how does that affect your mind set with what you see in d.c. and in new york? >> phil: tomorrow as jefferson had it right. i predict future happiness for americans as long as there's open lands to go to. i stayed in the woods and there's not any hatred, vitreal or anything else coming out of the woods so he said thom as jefferson 200 years ago as long as they can go to open lands they will be happy but if we get piled on top of one another like the major cities in europe will become asco. >> <> liz: all right, phil, we love having you on the show come back so

the trustee account in the cloud was owned by china, london, and washington, d.c. i read through all of the privacy disclosures and what you have to sign off on, on any account when you go on the internet, that you agree to the terms. i read all the terms. that is where i found out that information. the most disturbing information to me was the fact that this cloud operation said that they owned all of the material .ubmitted that is a real red flag for me for anyway who operates on the cloud and does not read all of the information and what they are giving to the cloud. thanks, ellen. guest: you bring up an important point. we come to rely on the internet and cloud-based data services. for greater efficiency in our daily lives, think about your home wi-fi network in our economy. so both efficiency and modern advances have been really huge. america has been a leader in this regard. at the same time, our reliance on the internet also introduces one of her abilities. our project is to highlight the vulnerability side of this, not to deny the efficiencies, but to highl

we are coming to you from the swamp, washington d.c. and i can tell you we come here rarely and only for the most important of reasons and that is to speak today with president trump. president trump promised voters to drain the swamp, but he's finding the swamp fill would with creatures that are more cunning and elusive and more dangerous than he expected when he was campaigning for the job he how holes. washington d.c., corruption of all kinds is high on the list. the president wants to end the corruption, but first he has to limit it. and that means the trump's presidency is focused on cutting tax and grow the middle-class and economy itself. the tax reform proposal is at the center of the storm that is sweeping capitol hill and k- street. if the president pull its off. he wille pulled off a brilliant stroke and reverse the two decade long shrinkage of our middle-class. he intends to revive and replenish the fortunes of the middle-class and americans that aspire to it. >> in nine months of office. you have job creation and move and e

see here in washington d.c. where the president and i sat down in the cabinet room of the white house to hear his thoughts about tax reform and an economy that he has spurred to better than 3% growth over the past six months. markets that have added more than $5 trillion in market caps since he was elected president, and the president today showed no sign of either slowing down or being overmatched in any way by any politician or opposing institution that would deny him his vision for our country's future. now, the president's thoughts on hillary clinton, the democratic ally funded and discredited dossier paid for by the democratic national committee and the clinton campaign. the role of business in this country critical and fundamental to the country's well being and its future to the creation of jobs, but business has taken such a voice in this town, in this swamp that you are the only countervailing influence to that dominance of u.s. multi-nationals in this country and the country owes you a great debt on so

in d.c. take a look at the list. economists at zillow crunched the numbers and the best trick-or-treating cities. d.c. is in 8th place. not bad. last year was 20th. in a year, we did better on the candy trend. top spot, san francisco followed by san jose, philadelphia, long beach, still places where homes are close together and there are plenty of kids under the age of 10. that makes sense. a lot of families moving back into d.c., raising children. >lo georgetown. i was surprised how many spooky cobwebs and things were out. >> it's too scary. i don't want to approach. >> as long as there are no clowns. no crazy clowns. >> i grew up in maryland, calverton. there was a woman who looked like a witch, it took all the courage i could muster. i'll never forget her. never forget her. >> we've got scary weather. trees coming down and leaves and branches. on canal road in northwest washington. take it easy this morning as you drive around. the police are on scene at this particular one. but there coul

d.c. police traffic letting us know traffic remains closed on canal road in both directions between foxhall road and reservoir road. northbound 301 in upper marlboro off-ramp to central avenue blocked by a tree. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. unfortunately a lot more >> thanks erin. >>> 5:01 right now. let's get to the news. the same storm system which actually has brought rain and winds to our area that we just talked about is causing more damage further north. at least 300,000 customers throughout new england have no power this morning. the storm hit on the anniversary of super storm sandy which devastated the northeast five years ago. >> potential indictment in the russia investigation. >> special counsel robert mueller is looking into possible ties between the trump campaign and russia and an arrest could come as early as today. our melanie alnwick live outside the u.s. district court with the latest. mel, what are people saying. >> reporter: good morning. well, president

's, how big businesses swinging in the d.c. swamp man it's all pop-culture trivia, but it gets pretty intense. -ahh. -the new guy. -whoa, he looks -- -he looks exactly like me. -no. -separated at birth much? we should switch name tags, and no one would know who was who. jamie, you seriously think you look like him? uh, i'm pretty good with comparisons. like how progressive helps people save money by comparing rates, even if we're not the lowest. even if we're not the lowest. whoa! wow. i mean, the outfit helps, but pretty great. look at us. >> steve: phase i of the promist month, officials will test eight prototypes. whichever version they pick, one thing is for sure. between the arguments over the war and legalizing the daca program, immigration will remain one of the most pressing issues. i'm an immigrant myself, twice over. my parents fled from communist agree to the u.k. and now i'm here. a probably pro- immigration. but i'm not pro- open borders. i'm for controlled immigration. how many people we welcome in which people ar

we continue live from washington d.c. stay with us. >> lou: we are coming to you tonight as you can well see here in washington d.c. where the president and i sat down in the cabinet room of the white house to hear his thoughts about tax reform and an economy that he has spurred to better than three percent growth over the six months. and markets that added more than 5 trillion in market caps since he was elected president. and the president today showed no sign of slowing down or overmatched in any way by any politician or opposing institution that would deny him, his vision for our country's future. now the president's thoughts on hillary clinton, democratally funded doszier and up funded and paid for by the democrat national committee and hillary clinton campaign. you have to be gratified by what you have been able to do with the congress and senate. going forward there is a wall that has fallen between the american public, the democratic national committee and hillary clinton's campaign. they funded the trump doszier

anythi the drama is in d.c. and not there market. ♪ ♪ >> this is bloomberg day break green e hewlett-packard room former special advisor to the federal reserve. this is bloomberg. >> paul manafort lags been harged -- has been charged including money hraupbdzerring failure to report foreign false s and making statements. he and his former business partner will make official court appearance this afternoon according to cnn. joining us is stephanie baker reported extensively on this story and investigation of paul manafort. welcome back. lay out for us because you have done research, a lot of research there behind theined indictment. the first county conspiracy against the united states for impair ng to impede and investigationheir which is significant beyond the foreign bank , failure to report fortune bank accoun accounts. foreign lobbying registration act and countless others. that they companies have detailed in there -- this were many companies i was examining in cypress but more i was not aware of that ar

the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. october 31, 2017. i hereby appoint the honorable drew a. ferguson the fourth to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2017, the chair will recognize members from lists chit smithed by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. all time shall be equally allocated to the parties and in no event shall debate continue beyond 1:50 p.m. each member other than the majority an minority leaders and minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. the chair recognizes the the guam, miss from bordello, for five minutes. miss bordello: -- ms. bordallo: guam, miss i am lo, mr. speaker, indeed proud to introduce the lwcf parity for territories and d.c. act. with the support of all six members of the house representing our u.s. territories and the district of columbia as original co-sponsors. mr. speaker, this bipartisan bill gives parity to guam, the other territor

enter the code d.c. halloween into your app. >>> trick or treating is something that a lot of kids look forward to. getting some candy and on the big night you want to make sure you're making the most of your time and for some trying to get the most candy. you know what i mean, keep going and going and going. sometimes go around twice. >> don't eat it on the way. >> no. >> there's an app for that. news how to work it as we get ready from our halloween. >> trick or treat. >> we rounded up young trick or treaters to go on a trial run in south arlington. >> got your basket. >> next door app. >> i think it's trick or treat. >> it guides us to our first home where we know they're giving out candy. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. you hit the candy corn, giving out candy? if you are, hit the button. >> basically what the app is doing is telling us what houses we don't need to bother with, right? because who wants to wait on halloween? >> definitely not these kids. >> trick or treat. >> or for that matter their

d.c. earned gold. d.c. earned gold for the safe and the accessible infrastructure and transit options. walking to running. the marine corps marathon winds the street. we have more on that. rich? richard: at the marine corps memorial. thousands of bottles of water. there is one sign that the race, the preparations are underway. they are racing against time to get ready to go. >> for us to get there early in the morning is immense. >> 30,000 runners going the distance. 26 miles. >> there are several in the district. looking at it very hard. >> metro is going to open early. plenty of time to get to start line. >> this is her putting her life on the line. >> lee inspired to run his first marathon after his wife was deployed to afghanistan. >> she has been my inspiration. she has been there to support me. >> there are tons of road closures. you can see the list on the website wjla.com. also on the abc7 news app. good news also, the wea supposed to be amazing on sunday. reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. >

d.c. and montgomery county. and rights now, at least one suspect is still on the run. >> plus disturbing new details about a man accused of trying owe torain and call a woman in prince george county and how he managed to fly under the radar wearing a court odded gps tracking device. >> and is the republican party successfully coming together for tax reform this year or is it splitting at the seems. >> if you're waking up this morning here's a live look outside. yes, you're welcome, for this dramatic and beautiful sky this wedsd october 25. >> in fact let's get a check of waej avenue traffic. tucker and erin both standing by. tucker starting with you. >> cooled off overnight. temps in 40s and 50s at this hour and cooler day today. i'll have the the details and weather forecast weekend forecast as well coming up erin. >> problems on the roads this wednesday morning. big delays upper loop braddock road crash blocking two left lanes and 270 parking lot to beltway crash montrose roadblocking le

d.c., late showers continue at this time. mostrly tomorrow morning, of that is out of here, between 4 a.m. and 5 a.m. this is moving to the north and east quickly. overnight lows 36 6, the rain continuing until about 5 a.m., and wind gusts potentially up to 50 miles per hour and that sticks with us until 10 a.m. i really want to stress the windchill tomorrow morning because it will be about 30 mile poorer wind at times, so 38 degrees is the feels like in culpeper, and even into the 20's and the shenandoah valley and close to i-81. tomorrow morning is really going to be a cold start. through the day, the wind chill through the day hanging in the 40's. this is until lunchtime. degrees at noon. in the afternoon, topping out near 55. even with the sunshine tomorrow, never really getting a chance to warm up too much. winday, halloween, the starts to subside, partly cloudy skies, chilly night they can about the extra layer under the costume. frankenstein says it will be a-ok. 59 wednesday, a few showers moving back in. then if you

d.c. is trying to lure amazon to the nation's capitol. the unique way it is pulling we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: ed gillespie wants to end a woman's right to choose. ed gillespie would put the government in charge of a woman's personal decisions, not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. >> ♪ >> it is deadline day in the coast to coast contest to win over amazon. cities across the country had until today to submit bids for a chance to house amazon's second headquarters and the dmv got in on the game. d.c. putting forth four potential sites anacostia waterfront capitol hill east shaw howard university and noma union station. >> there's an event happening right now that you could c

canal road d.c. police traffic tweeting out to let us know it remains shut down in northwest between foxhall road and reservoir road with a big downed tree. there. fox hall traffic is moving along fine. as we move things over for a look at p street northwest, we'll check in there next because it cleared. wanted to get the breaking news in first. 301 to central avenue blocked for a fallen tree. p street has reopened, the fallen creek cleared between rock creek parkway and 26th street. traffic once again moving there. as we move things over for a look in virginia, keep in mind eastbound trap ford lane between rolling lane and carol lee parkway closed in the braddock area with flooding. springfield interchange traffic is light but watch for the potential to hydroplane. we have a lot of wet roads causing problems and high winds. pete piringer letting us know from montgomery county they have a wind advisory in effect until about 10 o'clock this morning. in mclean eastbound georgetown pike at old dominion

here in d.c. a wet night. heavier showers right along i- 97 south of baltimore. but another batch of rain it is a moved north through st. mary's, over towards the eastern shore, it's not as strong. the storm will pull away in the next few hours. it is starting to dry out across southwestern virginia. but it's also bringing inmuch cooler air. we got up to 68 earlier. freezing in garrett county. the futurecast shows how quickly the rain is going to pull out. still showers lingering about the 3:00 hour. but by morning, get out of here. yes, sunshine developing. we could stiffly gusts early over 40 miles per hour. some gusts over 50 miles per hour. let's show you the quick three- day forecast. the sun rushes, windy and cool monday. tuesday cool and dry but okay for halloween, a few showers wednesday. deborah. >> thank you howard. >>> tonight this smiling woman just 22 years old is dead after a 12-year-old boy tried to take his own life by jumping off an overpass and landed on her moving car. this heartbreaking situation unfolded on i-66 yesterday. and tonight we lear

the d.c. metro zone of course washington typicallon or treating right around 54 degrees. 50 in bethesda, 51 in alexandria. light winds out there so at least we're not going to be dealing with the breeze. not as cold in the district but probably still want the thermals under the costume. as we head to the eastern zone, the water going to help moderate your temperature so temperatures in the eastern zones in the low to mid 50s. so it's chilly, it's not cold. doug, i know you're going to be out there tomorrow night. you'll have three costumes planned. do we get a preview? what is one of them going to be? >> you get zero preview. there's no preview. this is not pay per view. no, no, you do not get any. i'm thinking now, i'm thinking pulling out maybe four or five or six costumes. i might put a different costume every time you see me. you only do this once. if you do it in the middle of february, you're weird. tomorrow is a good day. halloween 58 degrees. chance of showers late. another system move

it will now be up to the d.c. council will whether to renew the company's contract. >>> this morning, we're learning more people have gotten sick from the bacterial infection linked to puppies. the cdc says 67 people have been the infection doesn't respond well to antibiotics. the puppies were sold at petland stores. there is a petland in fairfax. but it was not linked to the outbreak. >>> we know dogs are a lot of work. so i decided to never get a dog. >> you have enough to do. >> you know my schedule. i work in the middle of the night. my husband is busy. three active children. no yard. >> checked off the reasons. >> guess what? >> you got a dog. >> i caved, big time. >> meet leo our new puppy. >> my kids begged for years. they laid it on thick. >> i'm going to go off to college soon. >> soon? not soon. >> soon soon. >> sometime. >> i don't know. >> i said, you know, i'd like to say you know that i got to grow up with a dog and got to take care of one. >> a promise they could handle the responsibility and e walk

march in d.c. and police wanted here to appear in loudoun county court. >> suspension of cowboys running back ezekiel elliot is is back on. and earlier this evening or weather a federal judge denied nfl player association request for stemming to domestic violence allegations. the game is back on. cowboys have a 3-4 record now. >> let's talk monday night football. cap can city chiefs and denver brnk owes this battle was not pretty either team. tough night for the offense. trevor went 5 for 14. 56 yards. two interception and that was first half. despite sloppy play the chiefs managed to pull off a win. final score 29-19. >> not so much sweet treat this hall owe bone according to warning by fda black licorice may cause a trigger in abnormal heart rhythms and abnormal blood pressure those eating 2 oupss a day for two weeks. >> you'll never have to worry there for a second. >> do you like it. >> do you really. >> i do i like it a lot. >> really. >> i do. >> not -- >> i don't eat that much. >> i never me

looking good in d.c. once you get outside, that's when the visibility is a little on the lower side. areas of fog until noon. as we get into the evening, slightly humid. just a touch of humidity out there. nothing going on on the storm team 4 radar. we'll be dry. late sunday to early monday, any time after 7:00 p.m. on sunday to 7:00 a.m. monday, we'll have a little rain. today's events looking good. powerboat show in annapolis, popular. a little muggy. the classic car show in rockville. along with the antique show. temperatures top in the mid to upper 70s for day time highs today. tomorrow, mid 80s for day time highs. rain chances possible after 7:00 p.m. sunday. look at the frontal system. our temperature not making it out of the 60s on monday. 60s and 70s through mh ofuc cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gill

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we're coming to you from the swamp, washington d.c. and i can tell you, we come here rarely and only for the most important of reasons, and that is to speak today with president trump. president trump promised voters to drain the swamp but he's also finding the swamp filled with creatures who are more ill lieus ever and more dangerous than even he expected when he was campaigning for the job he now holds. washington d.c. is driven by a number of economic dynamics. corruption of all kinds is high on that list. the president wants to end that corruption but first he has to limit it and that means the trump presidency is now focused on transformative legislation to cut taxes, to grow both our middle class, and the economy itself. the president's tax reform proposal is at the center of the storm that is sweeping capitol hill, k street and yes the white house itself, but if the president can pull it all off, he will have delivered a brilliant political stroke that will boost and bolster big business and small and reverse what has been a two

so you go back and tell them, why d.c. and you will say it's obviously d.c. obviously d.c. have a great day. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome spencer, and jillian white. >> good morning. i want to start with a bigger question. i want to talk about the culture of housing and the culture of real estate. i would say about 50 to 60% of the cab rides i have and some some of the -- why is housing and real estate at the center of so much of american culture? >> well, it's primal for starters. shelter is something everybody has a need for. so it starts with the emotional attachment that people have to where they live, but then it quickly shifts into the economic as well. it's a huge part of the economy. for most people it's their most valuable asset. so it's the combination of those two. that actually -- that dichotomy or that combination is where we got our thing. zillow plays on that. zillions of pillows. and that reflects the two sides of real estate. the right brain, where you rest your head at night, can i see my kids growing up in this house and zillions i

. >> as we head to break let's look live across the d.c. region on this thursday morning. 4:41 right now, 51 degrees. warm up your car, folks. it's chilly out there. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: they call him enron ed. because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthcare from thousands of virginians. enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbying for you. sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. i'm pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no, was i supposed to get fios? mr. peterson. fios is a 100% fiber-optic network. it's like it was invented to stream 4k movies and shows. how do you know so much about tv and internet? the internet. right. streaming is only as good as your internet. so get the best