are you out on leaf peeping? >> i love leaf peeping. >> it's all in your head. you will hear me say leaf peeping a lot over the next couple of weeks i'm willing to bet. tyngsboro 52 degrees. weston high school sitting at 55. the shore country day school in beverly sitting at 58 degrees right now. it feels like rain and it is raining generally along and south of the bike. 58 in boston. it's not just light rain but too. we have a couple of downpours well. there are showers and downpours from the cape, too, back down to chatham with light rain. heavy rain rate now. even a couple of rumbles of thunder that you may hear near woods hole. these are moving northward. so ware home, carver, kids are waking up with the rain coat heading out to school. also areas of rain extending out to rhode island. providence stretching back up to attleboro. it's with an area of low pressure that will pass to our east here at midday. behind it we get a break in the action. then there's another round of showers with a cold front that will sweep through the evening hours. it is a changeabl

ers on theom peep loose at the university of maryland? >> this is a breaking news alert. news frombreaking temple hills. prince george's county police on the scene of a deadly stabbing. they found the man on linda lane near old branch avenue. it does not appear to be a random act. we will bring you updates as they are available. a bizarre case involving a love trying and murder in anne arundel county. her 13-year-old daughter, and her daughter's 18-year-old boyfriend are in jail, charged with killing two people come including the

also, for the upcoming weekend, excellent leaf peeping opportunities toward the pocono mountains, were talking about peak fall foliage as we move farther north and west nearing the peak and patchy to moderate color showing up right now across sections of philadelphia into south jersey and also delaware. but by neck week, we're looking at pretty near peak conditions. alzheimer's walk this saturday in wilmington, bundle up, temperatures to start are going to be in the 40s. so there will be a little bit of a chill along the waterfront. for tonight in the city, 50 degrees partly cloudy comfortably cool. moving ahead to tomorrow, temperatures top out in the mid 60s again. a fall breeze. but once again look at that seven day forecast. high temperature on saturday, 56 degrees. so chilly for that temple game. bundle up and as we move toward sunday morning, temperatures in the city upper 30s once again likely frost advisories. freeze watches could be posted tomorrow north and west. staying kind of chilly for monday. temperatures only in the 50s but we recover. 70s back on the map by the middl

i don't know if i would call it leaf peeping? >> sound like the creeper peeper on the leaves. all right, women, as we know, october of course is peak time for fall foliage. i got a chance to get out and enjoy some of. >> this we found beautiful viewing spots in our region, and, what's so great, it is very close to home. we call these dream drives. >> this time bucks county beckons us. just south of new hope, we're taking river road south to washington crossing. turning route 532 to drive into newtown. >> on river road, and it is gorgeous right here. it is just breathtaking when you drive to the fall, when you get out of the city, into the country. >> we're following the sign to bowman hill tower. >> so here we go. we are going what feels like almost vertical. and these roads are very very narrow. >> this is bowman's tower completed 1930, approximately 115 feet tall. built to commemorate the sacrifice and to honor those early revolutionary war soldiers and general washington. >> pay $6, elevator ride up most of the way, then walk

nice weather for leaf peeping. >>shiri: beautiful weather for it. i have to say that the color is behind because of the mild september and the drier weather. areas like russell considered moderate but not necessarily peaking. some of the best results out of vermont and northern maine. you go north and west of boston you will see a decent amount of color. you don't have to go all the way to maine or vermont to see the pretty pops. the weather will perfectly koovrp rate with. you if you have the day off, you will be doing the leaf peeping. boston at 75. 77. burlington, vermont, 74. worcester, 73. hartford, connecticut, 76. hyannis, 69 degrees. we are all above average, so the mild weather will continue again another day. satellite and radar, hmm, we are giving you the day off. nice and crystal clear for you as you wake up this morning. temperature-wise right now it boston coming in at 52 degrees boston coming in at 52 degrees with si fairly comfortable and we have cooler temperatures off to the north and west with 49 in nashua. 47 in providence, rhode

maybe they're heading out leaf-peeping, frank. frank: maybe. apple picking, leaf peeping. antoinette: there you go. good weather for it. 49 degrees outside right r staci, you have got to get down here. shaws & star market. shaws & star market. yes, mom. now. spread the word. vicki, this sale is amazing. r the shaws & star market are just .77 a pound. and nature valley and fiber one granola bars are 4 for $10. honey, can you bring the truck? you're in for something fresh! the shaws & star market's danielle: welcome back. i'm meteorologist danielle vollmar. starting out this morning with temperatures in the 40's and 50's. tomorrow morning it's going to be on the chilly side but this morning not so bad. but when you factor in those wind gusts in excess of 25-35 miles per hour, it could feel like the 30's in worcester county. 43 though your air temperature in worcester. 51 boston. 52 on the vineyard. now maybe you're looking to to the topsfield fair today. looks pretty good. 57 degrees. sunday it's milder and sunny. on monday it feel-- there's only three more days of the topsf

. >> perfect for leaf peeping or any outdoor activities you have going on. full sun ahead and a gradual warm-up, too. we're starting off in the 50s and 40s. a cool 42 in worcester. 47 taunton. 48 degrees plymouth and right around 50 degrees on the cape and islands. satellite and radar picture will show the clouds moving out. clear skies. now starting off with mostly clear skies, too. all the rain is out of here as well. that's the biggest thing here. but the wind is still strong coming from the north at this time. eventually it will shift coming from the northwest. gusts between 25, 35 miles per hour in some spots and strong gusts here on the vineyard. 36 miles per hour. so the wind will help usher in dry air keeping us cool. 60 degrees. a fallish feel all afternoon. forecast, when we will see the 70s for some high temperatures and then your next chance for rain as well. kerry? >> all right, pamela. thank you. >>> we do have a developing story now. a lawyer and his girlfriend arrested in a gruesome murder on the south shore. the arrests come nearly a month a

you could see leaf peeping this weekend. it looks pretty good as it's starting to peak especially in northern new england. frank: a lot people say that you this little girl takes the cake. shayna rose, the eight-year old southborough school girl who lands big interviews, has done it again antoinette: this time, she got gronk! shayna sat down with the pats' tight end who told her basketball was his second-favorite sport growing up. gronk also gave shayna a scoop: he likes to have his back tickled. that wasn't all. shayna also got an interview with tom brady and pats owner robert kraft. shayna and her brother got a group picture with brady and kraft. besides the patriot sit-downs, shayna has landed interviews with governor baker, hillary clinton, and donald trump in her budding career as a reporter. "budding" is an understatement, i believe. frank: it's blossoming. we're past the budding. antoinette: a possible medical breakthrough at umass. frank: the research being done at the medical school that could prevent lyme disease.

a lot of people like to go leaf peeping. down south, as far as what's going on with the patriots down in dallas, 90 degrees but around here, what we're talking about, as you travel to the north, we'll be looking at basically clear conditions and warming temperatures. i have been getting reports from leaf peepers, the colors are running behind schedule. gorgeous weather coming our way with temperatures in the 70s. sorry, no 90s in this forecast. go to dallas for those. i'll have another peep for you tonight at 11:00. >> sports center 5 with mike lynch. >> the patriots getting ready to take on the cowboys in dallas on sunday. it will be america's team team. and recently, one of tom brady's least favorite activities is talking to the media. bob has more from foxborough. >> we'll be ready to go at 4:00 on sunday. thank you, i'm done. i've got work to do. >> four minutes 47 seconds and exit stage left. since deflate gate blew up, he prefers facebook. >> social media or traditional media, they are both ripe with trash talk. he hop

but it will be beautiful for leaf peeping. right now temperatures are in the mid-60s. across most of the area right now. month month sell month sell low is cooler at 55. isolated showers and sprinkles here and there, but no heavy rain is expected.sell low is cooler at 55. isolated showers and sprinkles here and there, but no heavy rain is expected. we expect to clear out later on tonight. slightly cooler in the mid-60s, but near average. future tracker, you can see the clouds are still around. spot shower here or there, but lighter tonight the skies clear and it's a beautiful sunny day for your thursday. brain begins to approach thursday evening into friday. for this evening, you probably need a jacket or sweater as the temperatures drop into the 50s by 11:00, 40s to the north and west. a high of 65 for tomorrow. same on friday, but take the umbrella. and breezy and cool and chilly, there will be frost in some areas north and west on sunday morning. back to you. >>> across the tri-state area, deer can be a danger to drive hes and nuisance for homeowners. and that's why

now he faces a misdemeanor charge of peeping. the victim told investigators she had gotten out of the somehow every and was getting dressed when she saw a cell phone outside her window pointed at her. >> sky 7 hd was over the kiddie academy as fire crews were mopping up the scene there. the construction crew started a small blaze in the wall of the building. it was quickly extinguished. all 59 children and 123 aadulthoods were okay. >> well, imagine checking out a book from your local library and coming home with bedbugs. it's happening again. bedbugs have closed a local library. >> reporter: well, cheryl, we've been here for quite a few hours now. so many people are coming here trying to return their books. and this is what they're greeted with. a lock on the drop box here that says we are dealing with bedbugs. it's the third invesation in this area in a little over three weeks. >> it seems like bedbugs are acting more like book worns. one, two, three libraries now closed and treated for bedbugs in the area. the latest location,

why police believe this might not be the suspect's first time peeping. well, police are investigating not one but two brazen armed robbery in the city of alexandria today. they happened less than an hour apart on south patrick and king street. they report that one of them forced the school to keep students locked in. >> the two robberies in alexandria about noon today. a couple of miles apart sparked fear in this city. especially to nearby schools. t.c. williams and howard campus of t.c. williams where they were locked in. the two robberies could be related according to police because the m.o.'s are similar. two individuals at the handgun. at the verizon store they made off with a cell phone. at a gas station in old town they made off with cash. >> you don't expect that. you don't see it here a lot. like at all, actually. when the second one hit, i was crazy. mind-blowing i guess. >> because armed robberies are so rare here. a lot of individuals who live or work around here were very concerned now. police are investigating, reviewing surveillance video t

those leaves continue to change colors doing some leaf peeping take look at pam she sent me this picturehe other side of the lehigh tunnel. you can see the orange, the reads showing up et cetera will talk about fall foliage. moderate color right now across sections of south jersey, delaware into the philadelphia area but once you move farther north and west, in particular the lehigh valley, the pocono mountains really nearing that peak. and peak conditions as you move toward the central and northern part of the state. so if you're doing some leaf peeping, this weekend looks pretty good towards sections of the pocono mountains and lehigh valley. so tomorrow morning, temperatures not that bad. we're looking at 40s and low 50s in the city. and take a look at the high temperature for tomorrow. a few degrees warmer than today. 75 degrees. so looking pretty good and then take a look at thursday. 77 degrees for the high temperature. we'll continue to tap into those southwest winds. then back to normal as we move toward friday. temperatures in the low 60s. mid to upper 60s by the upcoming weeken

>> peeping. >> oh, peeping? >> yes. >> fall foliage. >> the colored leaves, there you go.as just talking to austin yesterday coming up the driveway, i can't get them all in a big pile and let the kids run all through them and jump in them and all of that. we have to do that later onment good morning, everybody, what is it, 5:16. looking liver at the schuylkill expressway, good to go here. but what a mess last night for folks own the way home on the new jersey turnpike. let's roll video from our sister station, up there, in new york. there is skyfox helicopter over this tanker truck that left the roadway, burst into flames last night, during the evening rush hour. the driver of that tractor-trailer, unfortunately, killed in the crash. but it had traffic stopped for the evening rush, heading northbound, in toward new york. folks are out of their cars and that's kind of how they spent the dinner hour. but good news this morning, all of the lanes northbound are re-opened to vehicle traffic this morning. as we come back locally again, off to nice quiet start there on the schuyl

. >> wouldn't you want to go leaf peeping if this is what you had your sights set on? this is out in the catskills. i thought it was computer generated it's so good. the governor is on a motorcycle ride in the mountains. you see how beautiful the leaves look already. yeah, the farther north you go, right? >> yeah. this is it. peak is now north of town. we'll get to that in a few minutes. in the city little pops of color going on. >> central park hasn't turned much yet. >> maybe one or two maple trees. we'll probably get to near peak here in the city by next weekend. you can see lots of sunshine out there this morning. it's not going to stay sunny today so enjoy it while you can. we have an update on patricia. now downgraded to a tropical storm. still a lot of heavy rain across mexico and especially into texas. that's going to be our flood threat to watch in the united states. the winds down to 50 miles per hour, rapidly weakening, almost as quickly as it strengthened over the past 48 hours or so. and now the pressure is rising. moving towards the border with day today.

>> like -- no, like a peeping tom. >> just saying. >> see what i got there. >> thank you. >>> from a possible oscar contender to a family-friendly martians a run for its money, jill nicolini has your weekend movie preview. >> we have a soviet spy. >> we want to you defend him. >> reporter: tom hanks and steven spielberg are back at it again. this time in historical thriller bridge of spies. >> fascinating real-life story about an insurance attorney from brooklyn who negotiated this trade between a soviet spy and an american captured pilot over in germany. >> reporter: eric davis managing editor of fandango.com says they might get oscar nominations. >> for five years you made life in that small room that person as nurturing and normal as you could. >> it's a popular book about a mother and son who are taken captive and trapped in a room for years and then what happens when they try to escape. i would say bring the tissue box. this is a major tearjerker. also a major oscar contender. >> are you positive that there looking for vice principals? >> reporter: a new family moved next door.

maybe you're thinking about taking a drive up to the north to do some leaf peeping. temperatures there in the 40's all weekend. with the winds it's going to feel like the 30's. let me tell you something though. you should do some leap peeping because this picture from twitter, from keith, thank you for tweeting me this, gorgeous colors on the mountain. you want to take a trip up noter if you can. tonight temperatures dropping into the 20's. already freeze warnings in effect overnight. bring the plants inside or they may be killed. we continue to drop off. in fact, here are the temperatures overnight into first thing tomorrow. we're going to see them really cool. then through sunday what we're watching for is a lot of sunshine but we're also watching for a few ocean-effect rain showers. it looks like though they may stay far enough not to really influence the cape. a lot of sunshine on monday, too. still in the 40's. then we rebound quickly to the low 60's by tuesday and wednesday. karen? karen: thanks, danielle. an october tradition is underway. you are looking at li

. >> some leaf peeping. >> leaf peeping people. >> wow. >> it's the perfect time for leaf peeping. >>'m not saying it. thanks, adam. >> still ahead, the new addition coming to philadelphia's most popular spot for runners. >> and coming up at 4:30 details on that massive water main break that part of a city block under a huge amount of water today. stay with us. for district attorney in montgomery county... kevin steele, first assistant d.a. with a 98% conviction rate and tough sentences for sexual predators. or bruce castor, a former d.a. who refused to prosecute bill cosby. castor said, "we don't charge people for making a mistake or doing something foolish." many more victims came forward, and castor admitted he could have used their testimony against cosby but castor didn't even try. bruce castor was not looking out for the victims. dunkin' donuts' dark roast coffee is deliciously roasted for a bold start and smooth finish. for a limited time, get any medium hot or iced dark roast coffee for 99 cents. for a limited time, get any medium hot or iced >> from our delaware news room sta

if you were headed out, you are going to do some of this leaf peeping. we love this turn. temperatures widespread across the northeast in the 70s. 74 in boston. 70 in portland, maine. 77 in manchester, new even 74 in burlington, vermont. 70 down to hyannis. this will be a very mild columbus day. 52 degrees right now in boston. just remember, a lot of the burb s are going to step out of house in the 40s. a rapid warm-up by noontime. 70 aetion and by 3 p.m., 76. it is going possible to comfortable this afternoon and the fact it is starting nice and dry and ends nice and dry. very warm and sunny later this afternoon that kind of all comes together and the nicest day we have of the whole week. futurecast. take it into the overnight hours when the changes come into play. first up, we have clouds that will be moving in from the south. we also have this ocean storm that we are keeping a very close eye on because it will graze the cape and islands with showers. even where we get the clouds across eastern mass. a slight chance to see a spot shower overnight and still disagreement o

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. >> a tropical storm has brought rain and flooding to the fill peeps. >> we are in an evacuation center. residents has moved here since saturday afternoon. they've been living like this and there's really no decent place to sleep leer anticipate no clean la tree. there are also reports some kids are starting to get stick because of the living conditions here. some are catching diarrhea, cough, and colds. they also want food to last for a few days. they also need construction materials. so many of them here have lost their homes. they say they have no place to go back to and no place to sleep. so many farmers here have lost their farms and they need the capital to start planting again. emergency response has been proved but the philippines and a typhoon as big as this one is really set to affect millions and million's of people every time. we're spoken to residents who are going to bear the brunt of this typhoon for many years to come >> the president of indonesia completes a year of office on tuesday. his popularity has been sliding. >>reporter: it's been a rough year for the president.

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great for leaf peeping, hiking, whatever you have going on. it's definitely a go. no rain in the forecast for today. temperatures starting off in the 50s, 40s or 30s. 52 boston. 49 taunton. 52 degrees falmouth. our friends in chatham waking up to 56 degrees. temperatures stay in the 50s for much of the morning here in boston but then we jump to 62 degrees thanks to a southerly wind and thanks to that full sunshine. 72 degrees already by 1:00. today's highs even warmer than that 75 degrees in boston. 70s all across the board. getting close to 70 degrees on the cape, the islands holding in the mid-60s. here's your columbus day forecast. 76 degrees. mostly sunny skies. we do expect it to be slightly cooler along the south coast because of that southerly wind coming off the ocean. overnight tonight we stay rather mild, 54 degrees. increasing clouds. that chance for a couple of showers late tonight into tomorrow. here's the hour-by-hour timing. starting here mostly clear skies through noon, through 5:00. that evening commute if you have to go to work today. overnight to

. >> there is a peeping tom on the loose in prince william county. >> he is apparently dressing up in women's clothes to commitment these crimes. megan fitzgerald live at the scene of the latest incident here this morning. >> what have you learned so far, megan. >> the latest incident happened on sunday afternoon at the potomac mills mall just behind us. police say that the victim told them that she was in i abathroom stall with her 5-year-old child when she sees a mirror coming underneath her stall. she confronts the suspect. he hasn't been seen since. for the most part, many shoppers feel secure when heading to the store. >> just shopping for clothes, shoes, accessories. >> reporter: the focus seems to be on getting what you need. >> hopefully, they have what i'm looking for. >> reporter: sunday afternoon gave shoppers more to look about. this man dressed as a woman entered the woman's bathroom at the potomac mills mall and used a mirror to see the woman in the stall next to him. after she confronts the man, he takes off. investigators obtained these images of the suspect in may fro

the police are searching for a peeping tom caught on camera at potomac mills mall in woodbridge. a man dressed as a woman spied on a mother and child inside of a bathroom stall. the mother say that he looked into the bathroom stall using a mirror and she believes he may have try to take photos. when she came out of the stall and confronted him, he took off. >> that's very creepy. people these days. they are getting worse and worse. it's very dangerous. kellye: the suspect matches the description of a man who did the same thing on may 15. if you have information, contact prince william county police. university of maryland college park campus police are warning women about a guy who may be spying on women in a shower. the latest incident happened thursday night in cumberland hall. a woman was in the shower when she saw shoe standing outside of the exterior curtain. when she opened the interior curtain, she saw a man staring at her. he said sorry and ran off. woman earlier, the reported somebody holding a cell phone camera over the top of a shower stall, recording video of wicomico

close to a tiny bit past peep. vibrant in spots. seem quite late this year. 62, back down in boston. dew points 36. the air is nice and dry. southwest wind continues to blow. as we mentioned earlier, the windsiest weather, southeast mass, cape cod and the islands. going up to 64. 2:00 or 3:00, starting to settle back a little bit. in the 50s this evening. it's going to be a mild night. not a cold front going through and making it cold like we had over the weekend, and couple of nights ago, 62 boston now. 60s southeast mass, look up here, there is a chunk of chill. more cold air building, coming down immediately, coming down eventually, arriving first thing friday morning. a front coming down, it's not going to slam us and come through quickly. it's going to come down stall in the air , the cold air will stay in canada for the time being. a couple of showers around. see the sunshine, south of the mass pike, mixed with clouds, a few showers left over, perhaps the area north of boston, pretty much not amounting to much of anything. sun

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the infamous peeping tom incident, that was all the way back in 2008. michael barrett put a camera in the peephole of her hotel room door and recorded her naked. erin now wants 75 million-dollar in damage from pennsylvania marriott, she says, they were negligent giving barrett a room next to hers, at his request. i would like to have a room next to erin andrews and they let him do it. >> sure, we will get you right there. >> she should get the money. >> how do you you know she was staying there. >> probably following her, stalking her. >> my gosh. >> in town for a football game. >> 6:50. >> tom brady, speaking of football, cheater, cheater, calls junk food poison and in a big rant blasted brand like coca cola andes from ted flakes in a radio interview he said marketing is to blame for our love of junk food. he criticizes fact that such food is sold to children and said products are poison n response, spokes people for both coca cola and kelloggs say their products is safe for children. brady might feel about this new campaign for lucky charms. >> ♪ >> ♪

today is citlly nd breezy, but it is a good day for leaf peeping or heading up to the orchards of new york state. you can see temperatures in the 50s today. lots of sunshine. tomorrow is breezy, not quite as windy but it feels like 40s. your high temperature for your sudenday only 51 degrees. baseball weather again, we're talking wind chills in the 30s. is dry, mostly clear skies. temperatures in the 40s, but like 30 so you need to dress for thr at. storm tracker, we are feeling the chill. north and west of new york city already feels like the 30s. feels like 30 in sussex, 30 in hampton. gets even colder, though, look at this. future feels like. this is tonight. if you have dinner plans, you need to dress for 40s and 30s. feels like 27 in monticello. feels like 30 in midtown. that is a big difference because of the wind and temperature drop. feels like it will in nanuet, feels like 46 in dan bury. monday morning we're t king about wind chills in the 20s in and around new york city, maybe even in the teens north and west of town. it's a little bit much for some of us to handle, but we

if you want to go leaf peeping skyline drive, peak autumn color there much of maryland and north and west of maryland into west virginia. highs reaching upper 60s. the rain arrives, you need an umbrella early sunday morning, a few sprinkles around, and then sun back tomorrow afternoon. highs in the upper 60s. a cool start to the week, monday into the low 60s for highs. >> thanks, tom. that's it for "news 4 today." who can name the third president? and the largest planet? someone we haven't heard from. anyone else? when comcast offered low-cost high-speed internet to low-income families, more than two million hands went up. and pretty soon, so did everyone's in the classroom. ok, veronica. amphibian excellent! internet essentials from comcast. helping to bridge the digital divide. >>> good morning. monster in mexico. patricia comes ashore as the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the western hemisphere. thankfully, it hit in a sparsely populated area, no deaths reported, and it is weakening rapidly this morning, but it's not over yet. texas already dealing with massive flooding, now

there are peeping tom and stalking rules that apply even if it's a drone that's doing the peeping, but point is that this is something that we all need to in the united states are talking about having a national conversation, and the federal government will kick off about those issues in the private and commercial drone conning. >> fascinating. we'll see what happens. >> thank you for having me. >> now coming up we'll have all the latest sports news including windsurfing action. the fall out from scotland's departure from rugby world cup. i say that with a heavy heart. >> i'm lee wellington. fifa to died whether to delay the presidential election in an election where there is total chaos. >> welcome back. now the day's sports news. here is sana. >> thank you very much. michel platini could become the next fifa president the head of european football has been suspended from all football-related activities for 90 days but claims he has been treated shamefully. the comments come as executives gather in switzerland for an emergency meeting on tuesday. that was triggered by the 90-day ban b

. >>> and fox sports reporter erin andrews demanding $75 million over her peeping tom incident.that? court documents reportedly show andrews just filed an amendment to a 2011 lawsuit against marriott international. back in 2009, michael barrett was sent to prison after he put a camera in the peep hole of her hotel room and recorded her naked. andrews claims the hotel was negligent for complying with his request to have a room next to her. >>> it's time now to brew on the new questions being raised about what's appropriate when it comes to teacher/student communication. a proposed document would allow teachers and students to text back and forth as well as using facebook. many still believe the policy opens the door for inappropriate teacher/student relationships. what do you think, is this a good idea or is it a dangerous plan? send your comments to us on facebook, twitter or send an e-mail to us. we're going to share them later in the show. >> but if you accidentally send a tweet to the wrong person and we've done a lot of those stories -- >> and a lot of teachers want their we

maureen: a man dressed as a woman is caught peeping at a mother and her child in a bathroom stall. a peeper dressing as a woman and holds a mirror under the bathroom stall divider. this happened at potomac mills where the 35-year-old woman noticed a flash of light. a similar incident was described at a wood bridgewall mart last may and the suspect is still -- at a wood bridgewall mart last may and has not been caught. leon: the asought at 2:00 yesterday at a home on a street southeast. burglary and assault charges are pending. good news tonight, they have fixed the broken 16-inch water main near n.i.h. and the walter reed facility. the bad news, the construction crews are repairing the pike. part of the roadway buckled when the main broke that affected yesterday's ride home and today's commute. so far they are on track to have all lanes open in time for tomorrow morning's commute. we'll be watching. reminder to make abc7 your traffic watch station even away from your tv. subscribe to the text alerts on the go by going to wjla.com/text. you will get live updates from the newsroom on

. >>> police are warning women in prince william count they there is a peeping tom and he's targeting women in the bathrooms of some stores. >> as megagan fitzgerald report the most recent is in prince george's county and involves a woman with a 5-year-old girl. >> for the most part, many shoppers feel secure when headed for the store. >> shop, clothes, shoes, accessories. >> and the focus tends to be on getting what you need. >> hopefully they have what i'm looking for. >> that sunday afternoon gave shoppers something more to think about. >> prince william county police say this man, dressed as a woman entered the woman's bathroom at the potomac mills mall and used a mirror to see the woman in the stahl next to him. police say after she confronts the man, she takes off. investigators obtained these images of the suspect in may. they're from the walmart across the street from the mall. police believe this man did the same thing there. >> it never would have crossed my mind to be a peeping tom. no, that's normally not the focus when heading in to do some shopping, but it's top of mind

ers on theom peep loose at the university of maryland? >> this is a breaking news alert. news frombreaking temple hills. prince george's county police on the scene of a deadly stabbing. they found the man on linda lane near old branch avenue. it does not appear to be a random act. we will bring you updates as they are available. a bizarre case involving a love trying and murder in anne arundel county. her 13-year-old daughter, and her daughter's 18-year-old boyfriend are in jail, charged with killing two people come including the woman's husband. richard reeve has the details. richard: this crime has a lot of people shaking their heads. astasi have ann an been married 18 years. triangle ended and murder. prosecutors say it was in this anne arundel county home where a love triangle between ann an andsi, her husband anthony, their live-in lover turned to murder. is the boyfriend of the 13-year-old daughter. >> it's crazy. richard: the police were called to the home october 5. a found anthony in the bedroom with a 35 caliber handgun nearby. he had been shot in the head. in t

but no worries, it is still going to be beautiful color in a perfect weekend end to go leaf-peeping. sunday, and is seven day forecast, spectacular weather, at least we're dry, wednesday, friday, 68 degrees a few evening showers, we get through it, saturday, sunday, clearing it out for the weekend, highs in the 60s. next monday, columbus day, 72 and even for tuesday, keeping it dry for 71. back to you guys. >>> fall is here. and if this is your favorite season, you might be able to hold on the it a little bit longer. so the man who offered to ship snow during our record-breaking winter last year is now shipping fall foliage. kyle says he is using a unique preservation process so the leaves last for years. the leaves cost about $20 a pop. there you go. >>> all right. leaf foliage. >>> interesting. >>> former president bill clinton is weighing in on the presidential race. >>> last night he stopped by the late show with stephen colbert and answered questions about a man once called a friend. >>> did you call donald trump and ask him to run for president of the united states? >> no. >> n

. >> anytime you have the armed peep outside of house -- people outside house of worship this the a great done certain to us. >> area mosques are on alert. but the people attending are much more likely to be christians than muslims. reporting live from the national mall, sam ford, abc7 news. maureen: thank you. dramatic video tonight showing a police raid aimed at thwarting people trying to sell radio active material to terrorists. this video shows the crackdown on a dangerous trend there the former soviet republic of maldova. trying to sell radioactive group to terrorists like isil to use it to make dirty bombs? >> a dirty bomb explosion there would be few casualties. it could shout down an urban area. the capitol of the united states years. maureen: the f.b.i. busted four groups trying to sell them in years but warn it's only the middlemen. the kingpins are still at large. still ahead at "abc7 news at 6:00" -- the new concern in south carolina as the communities struggle to struggle from the devastating floods. also ahead, when metro mans to stop selling paper fare cards. details that p

maybe getting away, doing some leaf peeping. you won't see the peak colors on cape cod, but it's getting nice. temperatures closer to 70 as we get to columbus day. upper 50s for saturday, following that cold front. a look at the on 7 forecast, 60s and 70s, and there >> thanks, bri. >>> let's check in with joe stapleton. >> looking at the mass pike, westbound toward exit 17, about a 46-minute ride leaving the downtown boston area. we have more brakelights toward natick as well. we are tied up, stays slow by the fair. around route 97 of offramp. route 1, the tobin bridge, moving well. but this is northbound, moving away from the camera. southbound coming toward the camera is headed toward braintree. i'm joe stapleton, 7news. >>> two michigan teams are now on the same team. >> a quarterback turned a football game into a fundraiser, raising the spirits of a rival. blake has goals: >> to win the conference championship. and go far in the playoff. >> reporter: another goal: raising money for a fellow players. >> it was awesome to see

left turn where the cars were parked, or possibly even airborne over another car, striking several peep. we're told people ran out to try to help these victims. we're also told that some of these victims, the men from the barbershop were openly weeping because of the gory nature of this accident. the one eyewitness told me she was just seconds away from getting hit herself. >> there were a family of kids trick or treating, walking behind me. and all of a sudden like a car, like i heard the boom, and the car literally, like, jumped over a parked car and flew into the gate, hitting a bunch of people. she must have sped so fast to jump that curb and fly over a parked car, that she landed on someone. >> reporter: at this point ems confirms they have taken seven people from the scene. one person is doa, two in critical condition, three are to. >>> kobe bea hospital. hospital. the names of these victims have not been released. the driver of the car, that name has not been released. we're going to be monitoring this accident all night. you can check our facebook and twitter pages for updates.

i think that there are some peeping tom statutes and so forth. but that's why i asked the question can we pull out our pistol. >> his uncle is special forces. so we finally found him. you're saying basically we can't do anything but pull the shade? >> honestly, i have like six binders in my office of the various statutes or the proposed legislation and those that have been passed and i can't recall offhand if new york has actually passed a law and if they would have a provision that would prohibit that activity. so i don't really know. but -- >> i have an idea, ma'am, we'll do a militia. >> there are other laws that apply. >> let's say hypothetically you did shoot down the drone. you're in the middle of a city. where is it going to land? one of the things we found in military operations, in urban areas, when an enemy is shooting at your planes, a lot of the ammunition ends up landing back in the city. and a lot of collateral damage. and the iraqis would shoot missiles at our planes, and one came down, i remember it in a market area. we got blamed

try believable in alternatives to incarceration we've foot going got to figure out ways to prevent peeprom going to jail those programs excludes betters education and the job training for the new workforce at the same time you're already seeing decreases in our jails and increases in paid jobs internship jobs and the jobs that people can have for sustained periods but we also needs to make sure that those who are courtyards have aefltsd i'm a true believable in to make sure that the problems people have can be resolved at that level and not long term incarceration peep incarcerating in situations zoo don't get the opportunities to learn job skills they'll coming out worse that will exasperate the problem (clapping.) mr. martin. >> yeah. i think the community is a great example of what we can be doing a lot better it is really half of the people in jail that is ridiculous they're not able to it pay bail that is incredible i mean that is not acceptable to decrease the sorts of frivolous reaps people are caught in the system we need to re-evaluate what sorts of crimes and bail to a pay tha

the weekend, high confidence after beautiful weekend if you want to leaf peeping. 58 in boston, almost equal to the water temperature. 57 marshfield, about 62 worcester. air. we're cooling off and the suburbs will be first to do that falling back to the 40s but these clouds moved through tonight and they enough to keep things from bottoming out in the 30s. forecast. granted there is always someone who comes in around 38 or 39. that is still a possibility but i think the exception here by the way. joaquin pulling away rapidly now into the open atlantic. winds still at 80 miles-an-hour, holding together. if he would were to make land fall he would fall apart boastings they spin over the water they take a long time to spin down. tomorrow not as blue as today but highs close to 70 degrees. a front is going by. it, everybody warms up. today everybody was it was back through metro west and southern new hampshire that got up to the 70s an south of the city, but tomorrow push to to the north and south shores almost to cape cod. across the bridges and you will still be in the upper 60s but 70 f

we will talk much more about some of the fall foliage, hey, do you have any pictures of the leaf peepingies out there? send them my way scott fox 29. >> good morning, everybody, 5:32, actually pretty good shape this morning, live look downtown philly starting to see the beginning after morning rush hour, overnight construction pick up and gone, vine open into and out of the city reading to go. brake lights northbound, highland avenue, heading up towards the commodore barry bridge, again, starting to see pockets along the way. flourtown, accident along route 309. this is 309 at waverly road on the southbound side. off to the shoulder, but, the police bright lights are lighting up the stretch here at 309, that area where we don't have the overhead street lamb many. good morning to the blue route, looking good through delco from saint david's all the way down to 95. if you are headed to the airport, you are good to go. no problems at philadelphia international airport by the way. 422, coming out of royersford, collegeville, you got the construction out there near 100, and then you will have

low color still reported the cape and the islands gorgeous weather for the weekend to do some leaf peeping in the lakes and mountains, for tomorrow chance of a late day shower mainly dry, sunday 53 degrees very fallish perfect hiking weather for you. boston 50 degrees you under a clear sky, even though the wind is strong from the northwest at 18 miles per hour. it does feel cooler in some other locations here where temperatures are in the 40s had some reports of lower 40s for the feel around worcester. 44 degrees, 51, and that brisk northwest wind will remain in place for today keeping temperatures rather low. for today comparing things to this time yesterday running 17 degrees cooler in boston if you're just about to head out the door for the day, make sure you have a heavier coat maybe an extra layer compared to yesterday definitely not t- shirt weather maybe for some, i know some of our photographers will still wear shorts and a t- shirt on a day like today. 50 degrees for the day planner today that high temp by 4:00 mostly sunny skies 7 p.m. falling back into the lower 40s. highs today

nation you're working to keep our hearts healthy everyday but for too many parents in san francisco peephoose not to walk because the top southern is traffic safety wear working with our city and our community partners like the chinatown ymca and the chinatown community development center to view the investigator program we did on the street we measure the speed of cars and understand how to redesign our streets as kids and you guys make sure you're not only practicing save walking but creating safer streets as you may know when a car is traveling at 40 mile-per-hour for some of the speeds we included on broadway pedestrians have one in a 10 chance of surviving a crash but slower speed it impacting the health and walgreens of our community and kids actually can't measure or understand or gage the speed of a car until the age of 10 we need to make sure that speeds are slow if you guys walk into a street the cars can slow down and the families say healthy i want to ends up with something that doctor murphy said in his call to action it stuck with me pointed to social movement that started

if you're headed out to go leaf peeping some pretty decent views out there. again, we didn't have enough rain to give the most vibrant making up for it now, but a lot of yellows. the best in our area is sullivan county. the best peak is higher elevation, but saturday in our area 62 to 65. sunday 67 to 70. little warmer sunday, but i think now both weekend days are shaping up to be good looking. 65 toward ed saturday, the -- saturday, the breezes back down through sunday. close to 07 with a nice sky. monday, columbus day, 73, the warmest one for next week. keep you in the lower 70s for tuesday. slight risk for a bit of rain tuesday, more clouds, and then upper 60s for wednesday and thursday, 70 again friday, so the upper 60s ability where we -- about where we should be. >> thanks. >>> how do you say thank you to officers? well just ask a 7-year-old bow in brooklyn. every saturday he visits a different police precinct with his mom. the tradition started after two nypd officers were killed in the line of duty. >> i said to my mom i want to do something. when i g

you have to say that very slowly by bait go leaf peeping and you will be fine. >> leaf peeping. >>> last week's powerball winner said what she did right after she cored the $350 million jack. pot. julie leach was at lunch break at an overnight job at a fiberglass company when she got the news about the winnings and said she didn't have to think twice about her next move. >> i quit automatically. [laughter] i was done. >>sara: good for her. she woke her long-time boyfriend up to tell him the good news and he told her, he needed to get back to sleep to go back to work in the morning. leach told him he was crazy and they didn't have to work any they didn't have to work anymore. she took the lump sum option and plans to use the money to grandkids. now. >>gene: they have been together for 36 years and never been married. the lump sum after taxes is $140 million. i think they will have enough -- daniel was telling me a whole family quit their jobs too. like, what is going on, people. no one wants to work anymore. they don't have to i guess. >>> 5:56. a scare for families at a popular weekend d