how about an athlete that's much older than edward whitlock, right? getting inside that dinosaur suit is defensive back patrick peterson. >> an explanation? he warmed up against the jets in this. the ridiculous outfit. this whole thing apparently was peterson's punishment for losing a bet against some teammates. >> yes. the quarterback always has this betting contest he has with teammates, and if you lose, they get to decide what you dress up as. or in some cases, dressed down. some of the players ran around in their underwear. >> there's apparently video evidence that carson palmer lost a similar bet and dressed up in a snowman outfit. >> yep. >>> coming up, growing chorus for support of donald trump from a local group of women and why they toot their own horns in support of the republican nominee. >>> the attempted police ambush at a starbucks near san francisco. the suspect in body armor who pulled out an assault weapon. what happened next, but, first, >>> "world news now" weather i asked my dh was going to clean better than a manual... he said sur

. >> whitlock stopped competing in 1952 and 20 years later, he laced them up again and hasn't looked back. >> he's a phenomenal human being and athlete. >> at 72 years old, he was the first person ever over 70 to run a marathon under three hours. he's now run over 40 marathons, nearly 50 half marathons and short distance and smashing world records in them all and he will be the first to tell you, >> to set records, that's the main objective for me. >> i can nieceologists -- kin niece i don't likists -- committee nieceologist your heart, skin and brain is improved when you exercise. >> he doesn't wonder how or why he keeps doing, in fact, he doesn't think much about running at all. >> silly habit to get into. going, striving for more records. >> wow, i am impressed. i run half marathons, but i can't wrap my brain around doing a full. >> i bet you chloe can help you. reed is a runner. sorry i can't help you. >> my body stops at 15, literally shuts down and i can't go another step. it's something mental. >> we'll check in with chloe. are on the rise. >> yeah, the president shares the go

. >> her name is margaret whitlock and 110. >> theyder roosevelt was president and women didn't have the right to vote. let's listen to her. >> i don't know why we don't we've got them. i guess they aren't politicians. >> she is wise. she is wise. who did she vote for in the end? she picked donald trump. >> look at her. wow. >> that's where she went. how about that? voting since the 30s. think about everything she has seen in her lifetime. fantastic. >> like that's when cars started to become more popular on the road. >> i bet. all kinds of stuff. >> thanks so much for spending time with us be right back here tomorrow at noon. >> have a great day. it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. when it really mattered. i'm hillary clinton and i approve

ed whitlock just set the record for his age group running a half marathon in under two . movao get up and go. s mig edt orroe co running young age of 85. by the way a matn in case you is over 13- miles witlock has 40 marathons smashing world records for hi age, experts say he is living proof that exercise of any kind isthe real fountain ofyouth. >> wow. that's amazing! miles and he is 83, it is not unhear >> scott we have no excuse there, buddy. >> going to have to go. >>> yes, i do. >>> i've got about 4 5excuses. >> yes tt's the problem. all right we'll move on from that. i did want to show you the radar you can see some thunderstorms tonight are way nnota and wisconsin and lis and that's associated with the front that's going to come through here tonight, when it gets this warm and humid as it is like today, that's oftentimes start the day around 57 or al m6 degrees for a high should lots of sunshine around so if this a typical tober day that's still 7 degrees above normal so we cat wn 20 degrees from where we were today. run? e this message. my dad raised thirteen chil

ed whitlock beat the previous record by over 30 minutes. he heavily trained for three months leading up to the race... and ran in style. the shoes he wore were 15 years old.. and its estimated whitlock has ran over 310 miles in his kicks. governor brian sandoval is getting ready to ink a new future for our valley. later today-- he will sign the new stadium bill... that paves the way for an nfl team... to come to las vegas. fox5's peter dawson is live at unlv where governor sandoval will make history this morning. governor later this morning here at unlv getting las vegas one step closer to our second professional sports franchise. assembly bill 1 will authorize clark county commission to raise the county sales tax by one- tenth of a percent point to fund 300 additional police officers. but its senate bill 1 that would increase clark county's hotel room tax by 1.4 percent and that tax would raise the $750 million dollars in public funds needed to help build the stadium and lure the oakland raiders to las vegas. the raiders and las vegas sand

it is margaret whitlock. she is 110. she is considered the oldest voter in western washington. she is still voting. she is voting along the party lines. she is a republican she went with trump. it is important to practice your running. >> i don't know why we don't have better people running. >> she was born in 1906. roosevelt was president. women didn't have the right to vote. she registered to vote in 1934 and has been alive for 19 american presidents. >> wow, that's great, remarkable. >> 110. >> she does. >> wow. >> what a great story. >> the 6:00 news is next. >>> here are mark and kelly. >>> tonight at 6:00. kevin gates gets his day in court. what he and the woman he kicked get their day in court. >>> how a home covered with crime scene tape why the neighbors are nervous. spending a lot of time in florida. it is next. my dad was a family doctor in pinellas county for 55 years. he used to even take me on house calls. both my parents taught me to help others. that's why i believe in public service. as your governor we got things done, and if you send me to congress we can do

ed whitlock. >> on sunday, he shattered the marathon record for his age group. >> that choice of the photo, where it was taken. running by. running the toronto marathon in 3 hours and 56 minutes. unbelievable. more than half hour faster than the previous record. whitlock says he did the race in sneakers he's had for about 20 years. >> wow. >> and here's a great quote. he says i'll keep running for as long as i can. >> keep running, indeed. >> unbelievable. i'd still be trying to finish the marathon right now. >> in great time. all right. how about an athlete that's much from the jurassic era. getting inside that dinosaur suit is defensive back patrick peterson. >> an explanation? he warmed up against the jets in this. the ridiculous outfit. this whole thing apparently was peterson's punishment for losing a bet against some teammates. >> yes. the quarterback always has this betting contest he has with teammates, and if you lose, they get to decide what you dress up as. or in some cases, dressed down. some of the player in their underwear. >> there's apparently video evidence that cars

cheers greeted ed whitlock as he crossed the finish line in the toronto marathon. ed did more than just finish this race. he covered the 26 miles in less than four hours. he smashed the existing world record for his age group by 40 minutes. despite hitting the wall some 15 miles in. >> my legs were pretty heavy, and, you know, i wasn't running freely then. i was -- i consciously eased back because i thought it was going to be bad. >> ed is known as the master and certainly lived up to his name. >> wow. >> impressive. >> definitely. >>> abc 7 "news at 4:00" continues. up next this, isn't your typical bus. what you can sign up for once you get on board. >> right now kristen is here. >> larry and ama, thanks. coming up next, a car with its window shot out. the victim drove right up to the police station to ask for help. and a judge calls it real public corruption. a former state senator learns his fate for taking bribes to sway legislation. bi biking thate ining that's final. >>> with less than four days to go for voter reg straights deadlines agencies are trying to g