crews working into the night for an immigration rally scheduled for tomorrow morning. >> many were approved before the shutdown occurred create >> well that is not clear, what is is the rally will be held on the heart of the national mall despite the fact it is closed. >> it is all politics. give thead hoped to kid to history lesson with a visit to d.c.. with all the museums and monuments closed my they are left looking for attractions. the part service ok the rally. he said it seems like they are cherry picking what gets approved. i think it is disturbing. >> that does not seem likely anytime soon. the finger-pointing between the president and house republicans is more why did than other. -- than ever. >> there are enough democratic and republican votes to end the shutdown immediately. they should prove it. let the bill go to the floor and see what happens create >> focus will shift to talks regarding the u.s. hitting the debt all of now 10 days away. this as americans remain unhappy. a new poll shows that 70% of americans is a proof of how republicans in congress are handling these budget talks. 51% disapprove of how president obama is handling them. >> 350 thousand pentagon workers were back on the job today. they return thanks to a law saying active-duty military personnel will be paid during the shutdown. the department of defense says the law to apply to civilians at the pentagon. this was welcome news to merchants near the pentagon. some of whom saw their business drop by 75% when the government shutdown. plan totrailer drivers clog the beltway. they arrived -- the rally is being planned for october 11. u.s. news and world report tells us they want to call attention to frustrations. if all goes according to plan drivers will circle the beltway three lanes deep blocking the flow of traffic. d.c. police released the name of a man who set himself on fire on the national mall. he is identified as john constantino. was found with significant burns. it is not clear why it happened. anyone with information is urged bc policee department. a call for action in fairfax townie. two days -- two puppies died just days after they were brought. his is an issue that would break any families heart. families feel that petland is practicing bad business. when it comes to pets you do not mess with peoples pets. >> the mayor is tired of hearing the horror stories. >> we have had a number of incidents about had -- petland. later.t died day for 13 days is said. >> it is like buyer beware. i learned a lot about this. >> the mayor is behind a new task force. exploring how the city can tighten pet shop standards create -- standards. managerperations declined an on camera interview. the health and well-being of our heads is always our number one priority, they said. >> they do a good job of keeping the cages clean. they always seem to have water. -- if they knew the conditions they were raised in [inaudible] >> they get their puppies from usda dealers, they said. there are more than 200 stores worldwide. the humane society released this eight-month investigation. it revealed several stores were puppiesting puppy mill compani s to unsuspecting buyers. called out to the hospital on sunday. aremother and boyfriend charged with neglect and superng a child to have -- access to a firearm. judge today refused to order that and said she cannot find a reason why the superintendent should not take part in deciding whether the midshipmen will face court- martial. they are accused every being female classmate in 2012. north capitalnear and new york avenue at 3 p.m. crews searched the property to make sure that no one was trapped in the debris. storms came through the area and brought some cooler temperatures along. there are some trees down in the area as well. no one was hurt. let us know here to the storms are out of town for skies aree >> starting to clear and the temperature is dropping. tonight, sunset was epic. we have been fortunate to see a lot of tweets and facebook posts of the colors of the sunset. this is a look down to the washington monument to see -- this was the long light wavelength of the sunset. numberseck up of the create we are dropping into the 50's already. springfield, 58 in the nation's capital. we will range from the lower to the middle 40's and the lower 50's downtown. and another beautiful sunset create we have lots of pictures. some of our -- pictures from our local viewers. >> thank you. the ongoing and growing debate over the name of washington's football team took a twist. the most critical opponent will meet with the top brass sooner than expected. we have more on what this could mean. outspokenof an american indian nation are in town making it clear that they will not stop. calling on the league and the washington redskins organization to do what it takes to change the nickname. >> and effort that we are in for the long-term. this is not going to go away. >> representatives of the oneida indian nation joined others in support of the change the mascot campaign directed at washington's nfl franchise. they believe the team's moniker, the redskins is deeply offensive. some say some are promoting a racial slur. >> this name is going into the dustbin of history. that has not stopped the oneida indian nation from protesting games. they were out in full force outside lambert field when green bay hosted washington. president barack obama indicated if he owned the team he would consider a name change and residents of the district remain at odds over this issue. >> do not change the name. if itre i think about it maybe itat offensive, is time to think about it. i do not find it offensive. >> the nfl commissioner has agreed to meet with numbers of the oneida indian nation within the next two weeks to discuss this controversy. he said it is time for the nfl to listen to the concerns of those who are offended. >> the motorcyclist accused of instigating a beating of a driver. here what he says what he was doing when he slowed down. edgehe neighborhood is on after a sexual assault happened in an >> you are watching abc7 news at 11:00 p.m. on your side. >> one of the motorcyclists accused in a road rage incident speaks out. uz is seenr crews i pulling out. he said he was changing lanes and his brake light never came on. he looked over his shoulder to check on his fellow bikers. >> i did not the guy was doing -- i did not think i was doing wrong pulling into another lane. >> you were going pretty slowly. >> another biker was arrested on charges of raking the suv's window. d.c. police need your help in atimating -- investigating violent sexual assault. we have more on the investigation and how you can help. >> the area where the alleged sex assault and robbery happened is only a block or two from the station. it has seen a lot of changes in recent years. one change involves the raymond rec center which reopened and is very popular. hall runs a fitness class and cannot believe the attack allegedly happened right next to it and the pre-k-8 grade school it is attached to. >> it is an unfortunate situation. >> police say the woman was auditing around 3:00 a.m. when a man grabbed her neck from behind, forced her to the ground, and sexually assaulted her. the man then still several of her belongings before fleeing. how much does that worry you? >> a lot. they could have been made. fewshley and hans that a doors down from where police say the sexual assault happened. >> what is shocking is no one heard anything. 20 houses within earshot. >> every once in a while you will hear about an armed robbery, mostly muggings but not really assault, certainly not sex assault. workers havenment started to feel the pain of the shutdown. church foodke pantry opened its doors to furloughed workers this afternoon. staffers say they took people at their word if they said they were in need. bipartisan issue, they said. foodey gave 2700 pounds of 60 families. are trying to end hunger in the county. it is a big problem. people are working hard to meet the need. this sunset tonight, spectacular. people were pulling off from their cars to take pictures. look at this from ashburn. and down on the mall. spectacular all evening long. water molecules and ice crystals and the clouds and the bright colors, red and because the longest wavelengths in the spectrum are red. view.ive a great view doesn't do so well. that is why you don't see blue sunsets. and the skies cleared late in the day. the big story, temperatures dropped. temperatures tanked and continued to fall through the 50's. high pressure building in but it is not one of these highs that takes up residence for week. this will come and go so beautiful weather tomorrow. the problem will come our way. an area of low pressure is from -- forming off the gulf coast and will redefine itself off the southeast coast. the cool air will pull in. high- pressure and sunshine tomorrow. wednesday through saturday, maybe even into the weekend, this will drift around and combined with the hide to produce an onshore flow. easterly winds off the atlantic. depending on how deep this will be is determining whether we will get rain or clouds, patches of sun or drizzle. we will not have seven or eight days in a row with sunshine. of showers saturday. 60'sratures in the upper to about 70. the confidence of rain is fairly low. computer models suggest that this is going to meander around the coast and may be move-in for the beaches. pattern -- not a stormy but a long-term unsettled and damp and cool pattern. >> which should take care of our deficit. very good. the skins were back on the field today. lay off baseball reaches a crescendo. lay off baseball reaches a crescendo. carly fall february, 2013. a landmark traransportation bil is up for r consideration. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell... ken cuccinelli joins tea party republicans to block thelan. but terry mcauliffe believes it's 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