we have more at 5:00, including we will hear from the loudoun county sheriff mike chapman about how the case all came together. until then, live in sterling, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. now to a developing story we have been monitoring all day. a cyber attack takes down some of the biggest sites on the in the. i started before 9:00 this morning and it amazon, twitter, netflix and the "new york times" were all impacted. lindsey mastis is in the newsroom with the latest. lindsey: this has been going on all day. this is an image of denial of service but in this case we don't know who is responsible. we know the hackers are this company works with the infrastructure of the internet. they are connecting your computer to the site that you want to see. now the feds are looking into this. >> i have seen reports of this. the department of security, the u.s. government agency responsible for monitoring our security in cyber space and coordinating with the public and the private sector to protect u.s. interests in situation. they will take a close look at it. lindsey: a lot of p

founder of the loudoun school for the gifted, deep (sa-ran) sran, says removing the graffiti will be tough---considering that the building was made in the 1890s. delicate way."> despite the negative messages that the perpetrator "(deep sran, loudoun school come back here in a very delicate way."> despite the negative messages that the perpetrator tried to send, the community is committed to replying on a positive note. explosion over night. and... the latest on the new jersey home.. many injured this morning. overnight leaves many injured this morning. plus... heartbreaking news aboo elementary school. then... after isis destroys her community -- one woman is fighting back against terror in the middle east. good morning and welcome to today in iowa. happy sunday thanks so much for joining us this morning. i'm lauren moss. let's go right to storm track seven meteorologist rachael peart for a check of our forecast. partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies. very light winds in the the clouds will track out. it morning mean that we will likely expected to lift later in the day today, with hig

last year, the loudoun school for the gifted?.started raising money to restore the african american schoolhouse ---which was once known as the "ashburn colored school". the plan is to make it into a museum. students like taz foreman say these hateful images are a setback. taz foreman, 7th grader "it just doesn't' make sense." taz foreman, 7th grader "with all of the hate tha was absolutely devastating for me."anna-lysa gayle - standup bridge: the school has raised about 25% of the money needed to restore the historic building and now some of that money, will be used to remove the spray paint left by vandals." founder of the loudoun school for the gifted, deep sa-ran sran, says removing the graffiti will be tough---considering that the building was made in the 1890s." deep sran, loudoun school for the paint off. i mean you've got to really come back here in a very delicate way." despite the negative messages that the perpetrator tried to send, the community is committed to replying on a positive note. new tests are suggesting some

. >> according to the loudoun county sheriff office over the course of seven months mayda rivera-juarez had been putting glass in kitchen cleaning products in the water portion of the keurig coffee machine inside the office at jas forwarding. a month ago two employees reported feeling sick after drinking the coffee. in the weeks that followed they had evidence to implicate her. the management brought the case to authorities. >> the employees had been getting sick and didn't know what was going on. jeff: loudoun county sheriff mike chapman said mayda rivera-juarez acted out of anger. >> a person there who had been disgruntled because of the issues at work. taken action against other employees at work. jeff: people we spoke with are bothered by what they heard >> there is always bad stuff going on lately. jeff: rivera-juarez has been fired from her job here at jas forwarding. she is currently charged with felony assault and being held at the loudoun county jail without bond. we tried to get a comment from the employees and management here at jas forwarding but they did not want to talk. j

tom: the loudoun county sheriff said the boss at this shipping company ultimately realized one of his own employees was poisoning the coffee. she allegedly was putting kitchen and glass cleaning products into the keurif machinefor months. the woman is facing a felony charge. >> she was very nice. i'll he met her a couple times. it shocking. tom: nearby workers say the police swarmed the area last friday. >> we saw her sitting at the curb with about 10 police officers questioning her. tom: a week later they learned what she is accused of. >> shocked. that relations -- with that malicious thinking sits next to us. tom: somebody was inside but nobody came to the door at her address. she could not come because she is in jail with no bond. not only is she in jail, not surprisingly after the allegation, she has lost her job with the shipping company in the industrial park in sterling. live in loudoun county, tom roussey, abc 7 new tragic breaking news in iraq. isis has executed more than 280 men and boys as coalition forces are closing in on the city of mosul. a coalition source said the vi

county to place in a trust ensure the site is protected. >> so people know what happened here. >> the loudoun county board property. >> all the construction crews and the contractors have been briefed. the sensitivity and the historic value of the site. the utmost importance that they take all the precautions to preserve the site. >> an approach and a priority that all parties can agree on. in araban, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. maureen: abc7 news called the construction company involved toll brothers for a response on the issue. we were told the situation is being handled by the county and the co comment. jonathan: we are covering metro as they prepare to enter the next phase of the safetrack plan. it's a big one. surge nine wraps up tonight on the orange line. we expect the full service tomorrow and friday. that is a good news. >> saturday the surge can be used. that will reduce the service on the red line for weeks. so the tracks will be shut down between noma-gallaudet and fort totten. also the brooklyn and the c. after stations will be closed -- avenue stations will be closed as a result o

they were here at northern virginia community college, the loudoun campus. the students have gone home now, but a lot of seats were filled for the debate. we had another debate party up north. this is video from come interestingly, donald trump's golf club in loudoun county. there was a big watch party, not surprisingly very pro-donald trump. talking about issues like gun control and abortion,, feisty crowd that strongly disagreed with hillary. it was a more muted and undecided crowd at the campus of northern virginia community college. it was mostly students who came out for the debate watch party. a lot of them were student studying politics. several of the students who came out were undecided voters. we asked as soon as the bait was over, did tonight help you make up your mind? clinton now. i just feel like donald trump is such a child. like he just cap interrupting the whole time. it was kind of a mature. >> probably trump. his closing statement kind of caught me because am a veteran. i cannot speak for all the veterans, but i'm concerned about my health

the district covers parts of fairfax and loudoun counties in northern virginia. the political report rates it a tossup. the northern virginia chamber of commerce hosted this debate. [applause] good morning everyone. i am honored to be with you today. it is my pleasure now to introduce the candidates for the tenth congressional district. i'm going to provide a brief introduction of each of them but please refer to your programs for more information. barbara was elected in november to represent virginia's tenth congressional district. barbara currently serves on the transportation and infrastructure committee, science, space and technology committee where she serves as chairwoman on research technology and the house administration committee in the united states house of representatives. she served in the house of delegates from 2010 to 2015 where she served as the chairwoman of the science and technology committee. she also served on the commerce and labor committee and transportation committee. she earned her degree from georgetown university law center and graduat

the district. i have worked with numerous task forces. they're in loudoun county and fairfax county. we had done right around -- ride arounds with the drug force. there are great in fairfax, they are working hard. we know baltimore, that is the main avenue for bringing heroine down here and that is why i was part of the caucus in congress to get this important legislation passed. i had a proponent for more funding in drug trafficking areas. we already are here in the fairfax area. so i have worked on a bipartisan basis with everyone we can. i have regular meetings with the commonwealth attorney. this is going to be an integrated thing. i'm going to fight for more money. i expect that in the lame-duck we will get more money there. moderator: thank you. we will move on, did you want a response? ok. congresswoman comstock, maryland has traditionally received a substantial amount of research dollars while virginia have like -- lagged behind in funding for conducting research. with the emergence of george mason, an investment that nola is making in personalized health and the work being do

woman works nearby. >> i hope everybody is >> reporter: tonight she's being held without bond at the loudoun county adult detention center. in sterling, virginia, shomari stone, news4. >>> talk about a hair raising moment. someone thought they saw a child trapped inside jasmine turner's car in suffolk, virginia. so they called police. well, officers rushed to shatter her window trying to save that child. but turner doesn't have kids. blankets. of course turner is upset and wants police to pay to replace that window. >>> surveillance video at a high school in new jersey shows a deer running right into a bus, then bolted into a school's lobby. take a look at this cellphone video. you can see the animal trying to stand up on -- aww -- the newly-waxed floor. the deer is obviously sre disoriented. >> before, he ran into the bus. and his head sliced right here. so it was like, he was bleeding. and then in this video right here, his legs are just like done. >> that deer was stuck in the lobby for five minutes before running out and back into the woods. >> that's just sad. >> hope he's okay. >>> eve

county investigators say he used an explosive device to attack the loudoun county's corrections office. the building was gutted. weeks later, onth night investigators say he struck again and ever charged him with firebombing the new corrections office. no one was injured in any crime. >> we suspected we were dealing with the same person. >> reporter: chris doyle investigated and found his suspects. >> he is actually standing in this ditch here? >> correct. >> reporter: he was being drug tested at the facility hours before the first bomb. he went through all this because he was going to fail a drug test? >> i don't think it was a good but that's what i think happened. >>> doyle says gadoy built the explosives with $20 in materials. you can buy this at a corner store? >> yes. >> reporter: explosives funneled into a water bottle and a white shirt used as a wick. 600 cases investigated by police in virginia, dc and maran homemade explosives. nearly 100 in recent years in which the explosives were used to threaten or attack law enforcement. >> people will die. >> reporter: like the c

showers are approaching from the west. loudoun, you a the shower activity. it will continue through the evening hours. if you have plans to go to the friday night football game or if you thought maybe you were going to eat dinner outside and bark cue, put it on hold. at least for now. get through all of this later tonight. once it moves east, the skies will clear midday tomorrow. the nighttime lows are from lower to middle 40's to the west of us and the lower 50's downtown d.c. but the wind gust upward of 40 miles per hour. if you are waking untomorrow, going for a job or getting ready for the marine corps marathon next weekend and you want a practice run in. it is on the chilly side of things. with temperatures in the upper 40's. it will feel eight to ten degrees colder than that. east moving to the late night hours and the morning. wind gusts through the day on saturday. the winds ease late saturday afternoon and evening hours. i will signal a change in wind direction. downtown d.c. future cast clears us out nightly for the midday hours tomorrow. the good

you'll find a a list on the nbc in loudoun county. a charity that served more than a thousand families last year. lost is warehouse space operating out of a storage unit. for ten years, the loudoun holiday coalition has been one of the few charity that serves teens. adults with disabilities, seniors, families with small children and unless it finds space, it will only be able to help a few hundred families this year. the charity needs warehouse space. if you can help, just search holiday coalition in our nbc washington app. >>> a major school district accused of dropping the ball after a high school english instructor was arrested for sexually assaulting a student. scott macfarlane has been working for months to piece >> he pled guilty to assault and resigned from his job and told the state board it intended to revoke that teacher's license. but the news 4 i-team learned the school district failed to do so, didn't send the necessary paperwork despite being sent a handwritten note by the state. that same teacher escaped losing his lice

. >> ♪ >> new jersey governor chris christie admits that he is upset by the loudoun trump recording. wever, he still supports the gop nominee. trump unleashed a twitter tirade yesterday against other republicans who are no longer aligned with the campaign. trump called house speaker paul ryan weak and ineffective. ryan responded by saying he is focusing on maintaining a majority in congress and called for all republicans running for office to do the same. >>> hillary clinton and her is your gates continue swinging through battleground states. president obama was in north carolina and criticized trump for his comments on women. former vice president al gore was in miami and focused on clinton's plan to combat climate change. the democrat's campaign chairman is also speaking out about the hacked e-mails released by wikileaks. john podesta claims russian intelligence is behind the breach to sway the election in favor of trump. a trump adviser says that claim is categorically false. >> another cool morning out there but it's going to get better. >> not quite as chilly but it is cool. some

the drug users from over deaths we'lldea' take a closer look at the pink p heroin problem with the loudoun county sheriff.heff he'll join us live to telll parents what warning signs to look out for.. that's coming up at 7:30 right:0 here on fox5. >> paying more for healthe for insurance a problem forem for thousands of marylanders whorsho will enroll in the state t sta exchange starting next week. w rates will increase no lesso les than 20 percent. maryland exchange officials oica from november 1st through january 31st.ja >> redskins dealing with badins news. not only did they lose yesterday in detroit they may have lost cornerback joshsh norman for that game and possibly even longer thann longa that. while covering marvin jones inei the third quarter norman's norn' head slammed to the turf. to he suffered a concussion.onion. so far no word on how severeev that concussion may be.ion ma also the starting left tackle tc trent williams who is aent superstar on that offensive line was also injured.witar on he sneasuffere adls a left kneel sprain. bad news there. that's two big losses, one ons,

she founded a non-profit, the loudoun freedom center, that now holds the deed to three acres here. >> so you can see, there's a family. >> reporter: but pastor michelle and others who work to protect this cemetery are worried the county's promises to protect it are faltering. this is what the former county board chairman said a year ago at the road project ground breaking. >> let us make sure that we honor the sacredness of that property. >> reporter: but the cemetery's custodians got a surprise recently when they discovered the fence line had moved. some digging had taken place. >> the fence there used to go straight across. and this penetration, this little bubble, the penetration there into an area that could be part of the cemetery. >> reporter: another rr down for the construction, leaving the site much more exposed to the elements. when i contacted county officials about the group's concerns, a spokesman told me they visited the site last week to check things out. they spoke to construction workers to make sure they knew no one should trespass. new signs are being put up. the co

people use the loudoun county park and ride lot. monday, they will be closing for construction near dulles airport. the kiss and ride and pick up will be moved to the parking deck. autria: for the first time since hurricane matthew,'s north carolina will be reopening. the area was crippled by flooding from powerful storms that went on to destroy homes and washed out roads, as well as the school calendar for most of october. teachers are ready today to welcome students back to their new normal. >> i'm worried about them but i'm ready to just give them a hug and make sure they are ok. autria: teachers returned to school and painted welcome back have donated candy to make sure that students have a hollowing treat to make the return sweeter. veronica: the really wasn't any area that was hit any harder than that pocket of north carolina. so, the next chance of rain for us, some folks were tweeting at me saying -- my gosh, the wind is picking up, look at the sky. today's of the significantly cooler. yesterday we got up to 80 degrees. it wa

bennett, for the latin county parkway -- excuse me, the loudoun county parkway and favorites county, they are two of the fastest growing counties in the state. do you support the by county parkway? say inwhat role can you bringing that to fruition? and if not, how would you propose to bring about a much-needed north-south connection between loudoun and prince william counties? bennett: i do support the by county parkway. i also support the widening of route seven. it is about to begin which i think will be a great boom to continuing moving traffic from london county through the region. that widening is being supported from the transportation bill that the congresswoman did vote against. you know, transportation, we need multimodal transportation options. we need to do all of the above. bus service, bike trails and road improvements. we need a safe and reliable metro. my concern with the silver line stops, when they open in 2020, we have to connect to a healthy and reliable system. if we don't than a huge opportunity for growth is going to pass us by. so i will work to ensure that metr

the loudoun county sheriff's office said someone overheard a conversation in the parking lot and reported what they perceived as a threat. >>> and the office of personnel management is doing its part to make sure emoy vote on election day. they have up instructed agencies to offer excused absences where necessary to allow employees to vote. but they don't expect having to grant many since polling places are open for long periods of time. officials want to make sure employees have at least three hours before or after thor work to get to their polling locations. >>> the u.s. department of transportation is out with new rules for u.s. airlines to protect you and your wallet. baggage, not just lost bags. more than 700 million passengers are expected to fly domestically this year. >>> in news4 your health, how much you sleep could fertility. those who slept less than six hours a night had more trouble with fertility problems. too much sleep is not good either. men who slept more than nine hours also had a hard time conceiving a child. >>> the washington redskins controversial logo case has bee

warnings to the north and west, frederick county, western blotting county, the panhandle of west virginia. -- western loudoun county, the panhandle of west virginia. tomorrow morning you may need to do a little scraping of ice, so leave extra time. the morning rush, 30's, lower degrees, let's of sunshine. wrap the sunglasses. the marine corps marathon sunday. a big change for the forecast in just a few minutes. jonathan: developing now, the search is on for a gun man after a serious situation in prince urges county. three schools were placed on lockdown after a shooting in the iversen mall parking garage. a man was shot but his injuries not life-threatening. officers say the not random but the shooter is still on the loose. the school lockdowns were lifted. alison: a bizarre accident involving a mobile lounge at dulles international airport. two people were taken to the hospital after the lounge hit a construction ditch. sky track 7 flew over the scene. at the time the lounge was transporting passengers to customs after their flight from south america. but he seven people were on testimony in the trial of th

especiallyeroiia deadly because it's resistant to the shock used to save drug users from overdosing >>> the loudoun county sheriff i is going to join us live to t explain why it is so dangerousid and what warning signs parents n should look out for.ould l that's going to happen right here at 7:30.:3 >> the nh2 route is now inn service connecting northern virginia to the harbor.r. officials say it's another wayyo to decrease vehicle traffic t and increase foot traffic.ic. right now the route is a sixs s month pilot program.gr. officials all but began he teaaa it will become a permanentmanent news this morning.news thi nots mo only did they loselo yesterday's game in detroit deto they may have lost josh norman r and probably longer than that. norman's head slammed on the turf. he suffered a concussion.cuion. hard to watch. so far to here's no word howord severe the concussion may be.e. starting left tackle trentkle tn williams also injured.mso in he suffered a left knee sprain >> ?? >> 5:05. gary mcgrady talking about cooler temperatures thisrady teu hello. guys.uys going on listens a lot of 50's out

the affluent area covers much of mclean and loudoun county. the incumbent comstock was the hand-picked successor to the seat long held by republican frank wolf. the debate is set for 7:30 this mo another warm day ahead, but fall's return is just a few days away. eileen whelan is tracking the cool down to start your weekend, next. - warmth continues for 2 more days - showers likely by friday - windy & cool this weekend cloudy. unseasonably warm. stray shower late; mainly west. highs: 81-86 winds: w to ne 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy with isolated showers. lows: 62-66 winds: e 5 mph thursday: partly to mostly cloudy. stray shower possible, especially late. highs: 78-82 66 in manassas nb 5 @ allentown a presidential party filled with plates of a look at the obamas star-studded final state dinner, just ahead. and breaking overnight - violence outside the u-s embassy in the philippines. why protesters were trying to get inside, next. woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing to represent me. woman: or me. woman: barbara comstock would overturn roe v

newre seeing a lot of voters in the loudoun county suburbs in high density said who may be recent voterso the 10th district. they are a diverse well-educated socially liberal set of voters that is going to come out against donald trump. he could record historic loss is interms of the vote margin loudoun and fairfax counties. a lot of them don't have a personal relationship with their member of congress. she's running for her second term. guest: she was a delegate. those loudoun county voters a lot of them don't know her and maybe voting for the democrat a in california's 10th district you have a latino electorate that could exceed about a quarter of the vote. that's up from what it was in the past. we are seeing a voter registration strike and latino communities. in north carolina hispanic voter registration has gone up while almost 50% since the last election. democrats are running a really dennoitting against standing next to donald trump helping trump broker a deal in the post office building. obama carried this district twice narrowly. it looks like hillary clinton will carry it agai

i would point out that we would metro system going to dulles and loud and were it up to the congresswoman. loudounit up to the congresswoman. she voted against the largest bipartisan transportation bill to come out of richmond because she had signed the grover norquist no tax pledge. this is political extremism taken to the help. it's a perfect example of it. to fund metro. metro needs $18 billion in capital repairs. this is precisely why i support a federal infrastructure , much alonghority the line of senator warner's bridge act. he has signatures on both sides of the aisle. there is also a bill in the house, john delaney has a bill that would provide infrastructure spending. that is the kind of thinking we system fix our metro and provide infrastructure. competitive: the bidding bill we worked on together was supported on a bipartisan basis by this chamber in the business community. governors who were democrats supported it. we would not have gotten the to get to dulles and loud d thef we had not hav competitive bidding bill you supported. you are not here, luann. you were elsewhere, not workin

northern virginia bureau chief julie carey has been speaking with folks in the all-important loudoun county. she joins us live near leesburg. what are you >> reporter: well, democratic voters and party leaders very alarmed by donald trump's words. they view the election process as reliable. but i find what donald trump is saying is resonating with the folks who are coming here today to cast their in-person absentee ballot for him. this recent donald trump tweet alleging voter fraud and his claims of a rigged election brought sharp criticism from some fellow republicans but this trump's words ring true to him. >> it worried me, actually when i went in there i was curious who's running it. they allowed me to put it in a box that seemed to be safe and locked up. >> reporter: other trump supporters interpret his warning digitally. >> i think what he's referencing is the rigging of the political system of people's ideas through the left wing media. >> reporter: whatever trump's meaning, this political analyst says like so many other things in this election year, it's unprecedented. >> call

the loudoun county parkway, excusing of loudon park he -- to the fastest-growing counties in the unitedes. but they lack robust interconnectivity. do you support the by county parkway? if so, what role can you play and bring it to fruition? and if not, how would you propose to bring about a much-needed north-south connection? lef.. transportation options seeming to do all of the above. we had bus service, bike trails, we need road improvements, we need a safe and reliable metro. i'm concerned with our silver livestock when they open in 2020. we have to connect to a healthy and reliable system. if we don't, a huge opportunity for growth is going to pass us by so i will work and to ensure that metro gets the funding necessary to make this a safe and reliable system and that's going to take federal involvement. i have metro hearings and i've seen the congresswoman talk with metro officials and all i've seen is criticism, i've seen no solutions. in business you can't afford to be a critic. you have to find solutions. sometimes they're not perfect solutions but we have to move this forward.

everybody along the i-95 then back to the west you're looking at areas like frederick county, western loudoun, northern fauquier, and everybody to the west. there's a freeze warning that temperatures will get below freezing. between 30 to 38 degrees. that will be the best chance back to the west. or 32. inside the city 39. the official low still above 40 at the airport. tomorrow morning, starting off, it's coat time. no longer jacket or sweatshirt. coat time with a temperature of 39. 52 by noon. rather chilly. cool. a few more clouds in the afternoon with a temperature around 57. that's one of the cooler sunny days we've had in quite some october. but it's going to be kind of chilly. you won't need the umbrella. that changes on thursday. a storm system on the west. it's a warm front. you can see it here. clearly defined in parts of iowa. that's going to change the time of the game tomorrow. we'll see some of that rain for us during the day on thursday. not tomorrow. tomorrow is just chilly. 57. as we move through the rest of the afternoon, 54 martinsburg. 57 in manassas. the next couple of da

newre seeing a lot of voters in the loudoun county suburbs in high density said who may be recent voters to the 10th district. they are a diverse well-educated socially liberal set of voters that is going to come out against donald trump. he could record historic loss is interms of the vote margin loudoun and fairfax counties. a lot of them don't have a personal relationship with their member of congress. she's running for her second term. guest: she was a delegate. those loudoun county voters a lot of them don't know her and maybe voting for the democrat a in california's 10th district you have a latino electorate that could exceed about a quarter of the vote. that's up from what it was in the past. we are seeing a voter registration strike and latino communities. in north carolina hispanic voter registration has gone up while almost 50% since the last election. democrats are running a really dennoitting against standing next to donald trump helping trump broker a deal in the post office building. obama carried this district twice narrowly. it looks like hillary clinton will carry it ag

double-digit lead, then last week came word that the trump campaign was scaling back in the commonwealth. loudoun county's gop chair says he didn't believe it. >> oh, they're absolutely playing to win and julie, i wish the people who had written that story a few weeks ago saying with me, because we've had trump paid staffers on the ground since august and nothing has changed. >> lied about her e-mails. >> reporter: this week, the trump campaign announced it's reviving its efforts here putting up $2 million worth of new ads and naming a new leadership team. >> i'm donald trump and i approve this message. >> three weeks is not very long in an election year but in this election, it seems like three weeks is an eternity as well. we're still out there, getting out the message, we're door knocking. we're finding huge numbe undecided people. those are our market. >> reporter: democratic party chairwoman says she questions trump's ability to compete but still sees virginia as a battleground in spite of the recent polls. >> we're taking nothing for granted. we still have a thousand organizing events a wee

the day. portions of loudoun county and there are a few cells northeast of marshall. then the cold front itself will move through this evening. so if you separate chances of rain forest. in new england and -- some rain is falling and snow. that time of year. the good news is the rain gets out of here tonight and we will see rapid clearing. so tonight, scattered showers with may a rumble of thunder. the weekend forecast is updated in seven--- 7-8 minutes. melanie: the northbound lanes of the bw parkway are back open after a motorcycle accident close them for more than four hours. the victim was thrown from his bike after another accident with another vehicle. he was taken to the hospital in critical but not life the countdown to election day continues. and with 12 days to go, newly leaked documents that targeted bill clinton from wikileaks. this comes as hillary clinton and michelle obama campaign together for the first time. >> donald trump is campaigning in ohio today. the state he has spent the most time in. the. >> overnight, a new issue for the clinton campaign. a

a year ago the community leaders dedicated the land and started working with the developers and loudoun county to preserve the site in construction of the $83 million road project that started last year. a few weeks ago pastor michelle thomas noticed a lot of debris at the cemetery as well as fallen trice and that the construction site encroached on the graver yard -- graveyard and saw that construction workers using the area as a bathroom. she is asking to make sure the site is protected. >> this represents african-american heritage and american heritage. when we come to together as a community and allow those stories to be told we will hear from the wounds of slavery. the situation at the cemetery. we will hear from them at 6:00. plus our efforts trying to reach the company in charge of the major construction project. in ashburn, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: "7 on your side" with a look at the consumer alert. drop in third quarter profits is being blamed on the airlines seeing a drop of revenue per mile. southw airlines that actually discloses its average fare with the quarterl

we just learned about the death of man in0s from loudoun county one of the first known cases in our area. >> with a quick search online anyone can find it for sale. pink heroin is powerful it typically comes from china and comes cheap. so newmany states are still working to ban it making it legal in both place. >> it is serious problem and can cause death as you can see. >> loudoun county sheriff mike chapman says his office confirmed a man that died at ashburn apartments bovr dozed on the drug. the 24-year-old was thought to ingested regular heroin toxicology revealed it as a new more you positiveer full synthetic on the line. >> people get the high of their lives and in the process dying like never before when it comes to heroin and opiates. >> pink heroin has proved especially deadly because it's resistant from the shot used to save people from overdosing. >> what we're trying to do is get the word out, this is not good. this will kill you. decades as dea agent and the opiate crisis we're seeing is unprecedented and parents need to be aware especially with what a drug so potent. acces

steve hayes is senior writer for "the weekly standard." dr. gena loudoun is the host of "dr. gena." rick renell is former u.s. spokesman to the united nations. all right, i want to start, guys, by playing robert jeffries, a very prominent pastor, he is on trump's faith advisory council. it seems like they're going to stick together. here's what dr. jeffries thatted to say. >> it's probably true, there are other things from his past that will come out, as well. but i think what he can do is say, i'm ashamed of what i've said, it doesn't represent why am, and i am a changed person and i will never exhibit this behavior from this point on. >> rick, i've heard from other evangelical leaders who say, listen, if -- if our choices are him and hillary, we've never been choosing him to be a church leader, we're voting for him as president of the united states. i know you think to those comments, that he hasn't given a genuine enough apology yet. do we see it tomorrow night. >> maybe, but i am hoping that he does it before tomorrow night. i'm hoping that he has his moment where he can be auth

cheryl: the bus is on the road until november 8, election day. in loudoun county, cheryl conner, abc7 news. alison: tonight -- >> we are so pleased with the decision. alison: a killer boyfriend gets the maximum and more from an angry judge. a shocker in the case of a man stealing documents. the word "breath-taking" is but it doesn't make it easier. when we will have to say so long to a national zoo favorite. announcer: "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. larry: first tonight, the greenbelt couple held behind bars accused of the unthinkable. they say the couple beat their 2-month-old baby to death because he wouldn't stop crying. antoine petty and geneice petty face charges of murder. this case is sickening. ep stephen: it is so deeply troubling. now family members apparently grew concerned when they hadn't seen the baby for a month. they reported the family missing monday. tuesday police tracked them down. they say that is when antoine petty told them he beat the baby to death. and the couple disposed of the body by burying the little boy in a shallow grave

. >> reporter: adding to the branch in loudoun county, mary ellis heads up the district. there are nine other offices across the country. >> i saw her story air on "the today show." it brought a tear to my eye. contacted by people internationally saying when are you coming here, we really, really need the support. >> celine freedoms jeff is looking down and is glad her path led her to these women. >> the support that the wildflower group provides to women who are just at a loss. at a loss. >> in northwest washington, melissa mollet, news4. >> and if you or someone you know could use some help from head over to our nbc washington app and search wildflower, we have all of the information available there. >>> if you thought we were done with the 80s, you might be pleasantly surprised. >> you're never going to get rid of this cold. keep switching it up on us. he is updating four things to know about the forecast. >> major new metro work. safetrack shifts to a new section with new problems and a lot of you try to get around this new surge. ?? stand by me ?? vo: for dominion, p

the teacher about this incident. back to you. >> thank you, chris. >>> loudoun county, the grinch is trying to steal christmas from hundreds of needy families. the holiday coalition lost their space and is operating out of a storage unit. it's one of the few charities that serve adults with disabilities and seniors. would serve more than a thousand families, but this holiday season that could be cut to a few hundred. >> the month of joy, the appreciation this family is showing is priceless. so right now for the families to be able to get assistance this year it's going to be a challenge for them. christmas is not going to be the same. >> to hear more about what the charity needs and how you can help, search holiday coalition involving the flint water crisis. the inspector general says epa could have warned residents about the water danger seven months before it did. the inspector general works as the internal watchdog at the epa. he says the agency had the authority and had enough information to issue an emergency order as early as 2015 in order to warn residents. flint's drinking water tainted with lead after the city sta

steve hayes is senior writer for "the weekly standard." dr. gena loudoun is the host of "dr. gena."k renell is former u.s. spokesman to the united nations. all right, i want to start, guys, by playing robert jeffries, a very prominent pastor, he is on trump's faith advisory council. it seems like they're going to stick together. here's what dr. jeffries thatted to say. >> it's probably true, there are other things from his past that will come out, as well. but i think what he can do is say, i'm ashamed of what i've said, it doesn't represent why am, and i am a changed person and i will never exhibit this behavior from this point on. >> rick, i've heard from other evangelical leaders who say, listen, if -- if our choices are him and hillary, we've never been choosing him to be a church leader, we're voting for him as president of the united states. i know you think to those comments, that he hasn't given a genuine enough apology yet. do we see it tomorrow night. >> maybe, but i am hoping that he does it before tomorrow night. i'm hoping that he has his moment where he can be authenti

. >>> this isn't what you wanted in the break room. a loudoun county woman is poisoning her former coworkers. several people got sick after mida riverez poured a cleaning fluid in the coffee pot. fortunately, the coworker is expected to be okay. >>> rvmentd e.i.'s new -- r.e.i.'s new flagship store. it is opening with a three-day- long block party. there is a concert posters of musical acts that played there. including memmia bill where -- memorabilia from when the beatles played there more than 50 years ago. >> i think it's pretty amazing. and just wonderful that it's been renovated and that we get to share this history with people now. >> and opening -- to celebrate the grand opening, rei serving free breakfast and live music all weekend long. >>> we're just getting started on wusa 9 at 5:00. >>> now, u.s. law enforcement agencies are starting to investigate. >>> also ahead at 5:30. a pair of holocaust survivors have their shared wish fulfilled. right here in washington. >>> up next, a teacher is scalpel. i have no idea what i'm doing. i'm jus

the nbc washington app. that's where we have a freeze warning. loudoun county, northern fauquier, frederick county maryland and points west. closer to washington the blue zone that's where we could see frost. that's a frost advisory 3:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. wednesday. includes our immediate metro area. the growing season ending tomorrow morning with temperatures down near 30 out of the mountains and maybe in the 20s. look at our hour by hour temperatures. fall out of 60s where we are now. back down into the 50s by 7:00 and then down the 40s by 9:00 and low 40s by midnight dawn tomorrow we'll be down into the low 30s and much of the shenandoah valley near 30 in the mountains. nearby suburbs and many of the rural areas of maryland, virginia in the mid-30s. near the bay in annapolis 40 degrees. what to wear? you need your warm weather coat tomorrow morning. gloves. warm hat. don't need the umbrella. we'll stay dry. we'll see autumn color locally. and there is some nice color in this is the peaks of otter region. love that region. hour by hour we'll be down to

that is when you'll have light to moderate showers and crossing the blue ridge coming into loudoun county and fredrick 2. after that it gets into washington into the metro area around 3 to 4:00 p.m. wet roads for the afternoon commute and showers lingering from morning to mid evening. most of the rain tracks to the east bay after 10 or 11:00 tonight and we begin to dry out. that is when the winds pick up as well. big changes in the temperatures by 10:00, getting warm. we'll be in the mid-70s and upper 70s by 2:00 and then we cool as the showers come through 6:00 p.m. later tonight, all the way down to the mid-50s and by dawn on saturday. down to the 40s. afternoon highs tomorrow only around 60. winds may be gusting to 40 miles an hour tomorrow afternoon. mid-60s sunday, monday. cool pattern into next week. showers again on thursday. now melissa, what is going on? >> a report of a new crash here, inner loop at river road, caution they say, accident reported. we'll check that out for you. inner loop after the 270 spur. the work zone this morning. taking a look at 66, a much clearer look at

the halloween parade. plows were painted by students in loudoun county schools. the theme was holidays. smarts middle school did pi day. for your favorite design. whichever gets the most votes will get the prize. >> look at those. you can check out the plows on our facebook page or search "paint the plow" in our nbc washington app to vote on a favorite. the official voting ends december 10th. >>> it was trick or treat for youngsters and their doctors at children's national medical center. news 4 photo journalist dave carter shows us all the fun today at the party and mini parade. >> a little over 300 children who are hospitalized here and are unable to celebrate their holiday tonight. and so we bring that celebration to them. >> really delighted we're able to celebrate and share the holiday with everybody else here. modelled after a b-51. got a little pilots outfit here. try to do my best with the aviator glasses this is mostly about nolan and his first halloween and getting into the spirit. >> that party included pumpkins and crafts. >> the aviator glasses, you have to do a little more

the fine is 250 dollars. a commuter alert for people who use a loudoun county park and ride lot. starting today, the herndon-monroe park and ride will close its surface lot for dulles airport. that means the kiss and ride, and the slug-line pickup will both move to the nearby parking deck. breaking overnight - a fugitive caught. coming up, how a massive manhunt in oklahoma finally came to a dramatic end. plus a halloween cool down. the big change you'll feel today, and the return to warmer weather, on - umbrella needed thursday - nice november weekend ahead. "fall back" to est today: mostly sunny and cooler. breezy early. highs: 61-64 winds: n to e 5 mph tonight: partly cloudy and cool. lows: 37-44 winds: s 5 mph to calm tuesday: partly to mostly cloudy. highs: 61-64 coming up on good morning washington - christmas cash. bucks for the holidays. and breaking news from oklahoma. the clue that led police to a fugitive murder suspect killed in a shootout with police. michael vance junior was wanted on kllings of two of his relatives. a massive manhunt for vance began after he shot and

the second presidential debate. joining us now, psychology expert, radio television host dr. gina loudoun. the host of justice, judge jeanine pirro, and lisa boothe. good to see you all. you're the attorneys. i think he's right. i think there's a prosecutable case. >> there's no question there's a prosecutable case. you know, she looked nervous. she really did. what you've got here with hillary clinton is a prosecution for the e-mails and the classified materials. you've also got a prosecution for the clinton foundation. >> yeah. >> you've got a prosecution for perjury, for lying, obstruction of justice. tampering with evidence. it's all there. >> you feel tonight that finally somebody is saying to the clintons what no media person would dare ask that should be asked. >> the fact that they've been surrounded by people who have protected them. she corrupted the department of justice,they lied for her. they destroyed information. they withheld e-mails. >> how do you really feel? >> i feel the way the country feels. she needs to be prosecuted. he's absolutely right. >> but the case was prosecu

these are the areas the national weather services thinks could freeze. in montgomery, fairfax, loudoun, prince williams we could have i-95 to the west we could have our first frost or freeze of the seasonsome tomorrow night. bring in sensitive plants. make sure you bring in the pets as well. something to think about. radar? no rain to talk about until thursday. we will check that out. no louds. again, that allows temperatures to cool tonight. and the air we've got coming in is coming directly out of canada. that's why we are going to be on the cooler side tomorrow. high temperatures tomorrow upper today. breezy and cool, under mostly sunny skies. next couple of days, 59 for a high on wednesday. in the city, we get down to 42. that's why i think many areas will be in the thirds. 45 on thursday. chance of a rain. friday cool but not bad. saturday and sunday looking great. if you are doing the marine corps marathon, that's looked really good. halloween, 59 degrees. in the 50s, rather chilly, rather dry, but a pre get out there and get out and the about. temperatures stay below the 70 degr

the doorstep. if you are in frederick, upper montgomery, loudoun county is nest -- fairfax i think in the next 15, 20 minutes you're seeing them. getting into northwestern montgomery county. it's 270 north of let's say germantown up through clarksburg and damascus not quite but in few minutes there headed back to colesville and dickerson. heavier showers mixing in now. out to the west here been tracking this one here between poolesville and brunswick, yes that's aliening strike this has produced a tiny bit of lining with that. moving up another -- of lining with that. clarksburg -- lightning with that. may get clipped by that. to the south you'll notice west of aldi another heavier shower moving up to you. scattered light to moderate showers to warrenton and this goes down even further than that. this whole batch is going to be on top of d.c. probably by 1:00, 1:30 at the latest. on and off showers but the ville that for few minutes and if you can't wait you can always check on the wusa9 app. it's out there now. and free download. please put it on the smart phone. andrea? >>> the drunk driver conv

the 404 split 30150. we are looking at -- 50 at that point. excuse me. frederick, north of catoctin there. thurmont and emmitsburg. some of those showers also toward smith burg, coming out of miersville. back toward loudoun county. southwest part of the county, coming out of faulkier. we're seeing light to moderate showers. and even more showers, gold wing, west of frederick now. so we have to just keep an eye heavy, dangerous storm, it's going to be enough to make things wet and slick on the roads. look at the temperatures. ahead of the front. still in the upper sefntsds at philly and norfolk. behind the front, we're 65. and low 50s to our north and west. it is going to get significantly cooler as we go through the night. our evening planner. couple of showers around. to low 60s at 8. falling in the 50s this evening. we'll number the 40s with windy conditions. we'll start to weaken. as far as the rest of the weekend, i'll be >>> the attacks are heating up. the presidential race enters the final stretch. as part of the effort. the candidates are unleashing a new barrage of television. mark albert has the latest of campaign 2016 from the white house. >> my son -- >> reporter: hillary clinton released a ne

and democratic strategist, michael nutter is a cnn political contributor and the former mayor of philadelphia, and geena loudoun host of american trends with dr. geena. edward martin, jonathan martin, no relation, i assume, that there's a memo to trump surrogates to say attack those republican who is have cut and run from donald trump in the last 24 hours. i don't know if you have gotten that. >> i haven't gotten that. >> i think jonathan martin is a terrific reporter here. what is your message then to these republicans like john mccain? like kelly ayotte? like rob portman. i can go on down the list. these all said they will not vote for donald trump. what is your message to them? >> the people against trump now were against him before. they begrudgingly came along. we are now seeing the shape of this election. it is really an underdog, it is trump against the people who want to keep power the way it is. paul ryan, for example, has been for something similar to what hillary wanted, which is open borders. >> but paul ryan hasn't come out against him yet. do you have news for us? >> no, i'm saying it took a long

the thumbs-up late. there will be cloud moving in. what we all kinds of routes. certainly it will be a nice day. i mentioned showers earlier going to loudoun county, maybe today. the best chances for rain, north and west of the area, a high today of about 83, dropping to 81. julie: problems traveling on metro this morning. this is where you will find service has been suspended on the silver and orange line in rockland. all service suspended on the silver and orange line between foggy bottom and courthouse suzanne kennedy is headed over there to find out more. right now you need to know that service has been suspended until further notice. from west ham 50, 200 -- westbound 50 to 295, headed out towards 109, at 29 minute ride. the crash is still squeezing back in the next 10 minutes. larry? larry: breaking news from prince george's county. autria: police telling us an overnight shooting is turned deadly. john gonzalez is live in largo, where the investigation has now taken a turn. john? john: neighbors are telling us that they did hear gunshots here in largo, maryland. a very active scene this hour. just up the road, a number of the tech ne

steve hayes, senior writer for "the weekly standard." gena loudounst of "american trends with dr. gena," and rick renell, former u.s. spokesman to the united nations. welcome all. it's been an eventful weekend. >> so far. >> does he recover from the comments? are they fatal to his candidacy? he's apologized. he said he's a different person. and that was a long time ago. >> nobody makes patricks in this race with any degree of conviction or confidence, but if you ask me today, yeah, i think these are fatal to his candidacy. i think the real challenge for the republican party is if donald trump -- at this point, he was losing anyway by four points, six points, depending on the poll you believe, national polls. he's slipping in battleground states. he now, i think, is likely to lose evangelical voters, movement conservatives, women who might have been willing to vote for him, just as the alternative to hillary clinton. the problem is, if republicans try to replace trump, then they risk losing all of the trump supporters, alienating that group. and i thi

we should learn more about that in the wake of kyla jones' first quarter appearance, scheduled for tomorrow. alison: this just in from loudoun county, a report of a clown incident in ashburn. when he approached. the man lunged at him and chased him. he said the man's face was painted like a clown. this comes on the heels of a series of creepy clown incidents all over the country. jonathan: campaign news, if you are counting, we are 20 days away from the election. right now we are less than 24 hours until the final debate. this election cycle has been unlim ke any, scott thuman is in las vegas. scott: from accusatory women and russian suspicion, the final days are hard not to be distracted. >> it makes you want to unplug the internet. >> they want to distract us from camp's that they often fall on deaf ears. >> if he did grope a woman come is it that important? we have bigger fish to fry. scott: both sides are now playing defense. how prepared do you have to be for other shoes dropping? >> with 20-plus days to go, they will drop any inhibitions they can. >> against our campaign and the democratic national committee, akin to a