we are wrapping unthe fall foliage contest -- wrapping up the fall foliage contest. take the picture and send it to burst.com/wjla. winner for the week. tomorrow morning on "good morning washington" it will be announced and the pictures will be put on air and online. we will send you goodies from the storm watch 7 weather team. big changes are headed our way. first un, the first change is we have veer thunderstorm watch mid-october, this doesn't happen often. but with the air that combines with the mid-level wind and colder air behind it the stage is set for the possibility of showers to develop a heavy and the severe thunderstorms this evening. we don't expect it here but we expect gusty winds, clouds and rain tomorrow with the front. tonight is cloudy. temperatures in the 60's. west of the metro area shower tonight. timing of the future cast suggests the leading edge will be approaching the western slope of the mountain late tonight. through the morning hours we will stay dry for a while but closer to noon we think the area of rain will move in from the west and tu

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suspend bombing in civilian areas and quote unquote, facilitate humanitarian aid shipment, we'll take unthe failure of secretary kerry's year long effort to negotiate a political end to the syrian civil war. which is also resultd in the displace am of 5 million refugees. pentagon official ktmcfarland is joining us. and attorney general leslie rutlidge of arkansas. and the 5 co-host. kimberly, and mike huckabee. there are now 36 days remaining until election day, we can all hardly wait, donald trump campaigning hard in key battle ground states, republican nominee holding events in virginia and colorado, where he lashed out at "new york times" for illegally publishing a portion of his 1995 tax returns. the times article was remarkable in that is was likely despite being a big beneficiary of the laws, but i am working for you now, not are in trump. >> i have legally used tax laws to -- my benefit. and to the benefit of my company. my visitors, and my employers, i mean, honestly, i have brilliantly used these laws. lou: a bombshell report finding every of widespread voter fraud, hard to imagine

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. >> the reporter: others unthe trail heard her calls for help and called 911. that call prompted police to close off about a mile of the trail between where the incident happened into salem as they any sign of the suspect who they say took off on a mountain bike. dog walkers, runners and school kids all frequent the old rail trail. the police presence and an unexpected site. >> today i was going to walk my dogs into the woods and i live on the other side. >> the reporter: residents love their trail and despite the random lewd act, they aren't abandoning it. police are asking residents remain vigilant as they look for the suspect. they gave us a description of him, saying he's wearing or black ski cap and a ski mask pulled up to his nose, he's 5'6", 5'7" with a thin build, wearing at the time a long sleeve dark shirt and black baggy pants. we are staying if touch with police with their search on the suspect. as soon as we get any new information, we'll pass it along. >> vanessa: police in roxbury had surveillance video showing a man they believe tried to kidnap

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