>> ? the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night ? ? >> a patriotic opening as runners counted down to the starting gun. thanks for joining us trade i'm kimberly suiters. thousands of runners pounded the pavement around arlington in a tradition more than four decades old heard ryan hughes takes us to this year's marine corps marathon. reporter: thousands of runners hitting the streets on a mission, 41st marine corps marathon. each runners setting their stride and conquering the 26.2 mile course for a different reason. >> i'm going to do the 22 push-up challenge. i'm going to drop and do 22 push-ups, 22 miles. reporter: marissa is cheering on her husband, who is competing in his first marine corps marathon. >> is here to support the united people he loves and can't be here. reporter: nickname the people's marathon, this race showcases the men and women who defend our freedoms. 28,000 runners are crossing the finish line today, representing all to he states and more than 50 countries around the world right after only two hours, 23 minutes, an army specialist from jackson city, kansas, was the first marathoner to finish. >> i'm so i'm proud of everybody who supported me. reporter: from mile 1 to 26, fans cheering on each runner. part of the nonprofit hope for warriors. after completing the race, mike got down on one knee and pop the question. >> gets her first marathon and my first marathon. it seemed fitting. my family was here to help with that. reporter: it's a day this couple will never forget, and a day to kimberly: branching with the redskins, and there was no winner. the redskins tying the bengals in london today. in a game coach jay gruden called a dogfight. highlights and reaction later coming up in sports. first, covering metro as red line writers braced for the impact from safetrack surged 10 coming on the monday morning commute. there's a full line shutdown fort totten stations, and two stations are closed. now a grim clips for the future of the rail system after the metro's general manager released what he calls a reality check budget proposal. reporter: under metro's safetrack, writers have already seen several changes and if this budget is approved, they could see even more changes. those changes would include cutting 1000 jobs. certain employee health-care bus services based on demand, increasing bus and rail fares, and trains would run every eight minutes in peak periods instead of every demand, increasing bus and rail six min. in the press release issued today, the metro general manager says the most difficult part of this plan is the impact for metro customers and employees. he went on to say that tough choices are required to balance the operating budget for the budget will be presented to the board's finance committee thursday. also be asked to approve a public hearing on the budget in december. if approved, the final budget would take effect on july 1 of 2017. we are currently in safetrack surged 10, which means writers are being impacted between fort totten and noma gallaudet on the red line. this metro station, brooklyn, and rhode island avenue are closed until the tuesday before thanksgiving. in northeast washington, prince george's county tonight. six people were shot, two teens were killed. this was at an apartment complex parking lot overnight. police identified the victims. rochelle connor is live and capitol heights with how family members are coping with their tremendous losses. rochelle? reporter: certainly emotional out here. we have much prince george's county police pull into the afternoon and into the evening. they are gone now, but the investigation continues. this is walker mill road, where six people were shot early this morning. two of them died right here on this road and both of them are teenagers. we want to show you overnight video. several people were taken away by stretcher. prince george's county police say it was 2:45 when they were called. they found these six people shot webb. we talked to webb's sister, who described him as a straight a student at suitland high school. >> when he was younger he always wanted to grow up and be a police officer. he always had his two little cowboy guns in his back holster. reporter: there are shooting victims. one of them has life-threatening injuries. the other person in the hospital is expected to survive. the two others had been released from the hospital. tonight we also want to tell you that police do not believe this incident was random. they're looking for anyone who might be able to offer information. if you have information that could lead to an arrest or an indictment, you can receive up to $25,000. we will bring you much more 11:00. reporting live in capitol heights, cheryl conner,, abc 7 news. kimberly: also in prestridge's county, a second deadly house fire in two days. the fire chief says nothing appears suspicious about the fire the left one person dead this morning on ballenger avenue in landover. we are told another person jumped to escape the flames. two people were taken to the hospital. crews were back in the neighborhood to check on smoke alarms this afternoon. deadly multi car crash in northeast d.c. from saturday afternoon. police say 31-year-old timothy johnson was speeding and at times, crossed the centerline, before hitting the back of a car which spun and hit two parked cars. johnson's car hit a parked suv. a 50-year-old died. five others were injured, including two children. charges against johnson were coming up at 6:30, a new poll showing donald trump narrowing the gap with hillary clinton. we are sprinting down the kimberly: democrats are pushing hard for fbi director james comey to share more information about a review of e-mails possibly connected to hillary clinton. members of congress fanned out across the sunday morning talk inappropriate and troubling. the fbi is reportedly still trying to get a warrant to review e-mails from a laptop shared by the clinton aide and her estranged husband, former congressman anthony weiner. in a letter, comey said, quote, the fbi cannot assess whether or not this material may be significant yet. polls newly showing a tight race. the daily abc news washington post tracking polls show clinton leading by 1 point matchup, three points head to head with donald trump. and various state polls, clinton maintains 3 to 4 point leads. recent polls show the race in florida is a dead heat. clinton campaign for a second straight day in florida. she attended church in fort lauderdale before surprising brunch goers in miami. afterward she told supporters who inspires her to stay clinton: my mom taught me to never, ever quit. what does that mean? you got it. you got it. and it also means, when you're knocked down, what matters is whether you get up again. kimberly: clinton also hammered trump on a washington post story about the trap foundation's lack of charitable giving. controversy over remarks made by a speaker at a trump rally in las vegas. commentator said he fantasized about the death of clinton and her aide. when trump took the stage, he continued to focus on the e-mail issue. >> we never thought we were going to say thank you to anthony weiner. kimberly: trump has events scheduled later this week in colorado and new mexico. they went all the way to london for a tie. still ahead, a look at what went for ?? stand by me ?? vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, s, it's helping neighbors. kimberly: developing now, there are no reports of deaths after mountains of central italy. nearly two dozen people were hurt. the magnitude 6.6 wake is the third largest quake in just two months. the sad thing here, this traveler destroyed a benedictine cathedral and medieval tower and other landmarks that had survived previous earthquakes. today's quake was the strongest to hit italy in 36 years. the damage is so distressing there. the umbrella out. josh: unfortunately a lot of us could probably use a little more rain than we actually got. it's a beautiful day. alex tweeted this one out. it is a shelf cloud moving in with that line of rain, not very much thunder and lightning. maybe just a couple rumbles, but that would have been about it or it -- it. those clouds started to roll in. and then another one, sky reminded them of "ghostbusters." now here's the good news. the rain really beginning to break down as it drops off further to the southeast. a little bit heavier of a shower around kettering. there were some gusty winds in here, nothing severe. there were severe thunderstorm warnings closer to philadelphia, but no problems around d.c. we do still have a few showers coming down for us, as we get that closer to front royal and together around d.c. your chance for showers are a few raindrops. we will stick around until about 10:00 after that. we take futurecast to right around 8:00. it's probably a little bit behind. between 8:00 and 10:30, everything disappears. into tomorrow morning, starting off, more sunshine, temperatures hanging in the reason 50's. it is a cooler start tomorrow morning. we go throughout the d trick-or-treat time. we have clear skies, cooler temperatures. for most of the kids, temperatures hanging in the mid 50's while they're out there getting the candy. might want to think about long sleeves under the costume. for most, you will be ok. if you're out later, those temperatures to drop off into the 40's. for tuesday, a few extra clouds but otherwise a quiet start to our work week. if you more showers for you tonight. trying to get everybody rolling back to work, back to school, gusting to about 20 miles per hour. click jackets for tomorrow. -- think about jackets for tomorrow. sunsetted 6:09 tomorrow. make sure you are iv neighborhoods. 57 at 6:00. if you're out late, we are down to about 50. it will be a cool one. we have 63 on tuesday, dry weather but more cloud cover, then warming backup wednesday into thursday. you might want to make sure you really enjoy the 70's wednesday and thursday. it looks like that cool down -- i think cooler weather will be the rule as we work our way throughout the next couple of weeks. fall back by next saturday you go all the way to london. >> do we celebrate, or are we upset? kimberly: i will you know when it's all over. no one knows what to think. the good news is the redskins didn't lose, or did they lose >> and now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by a local toyota dealers. reporter: the redskins didn't win, but they didn't lose. very long trip to london, just to tie. we pick it up in the third. skins down 20-10. kirk cousins finds jordan reed, who actually played today. turns inside and bursts inside the power line for the 23 yard touchdown. skins down three after that. then in the fourth, skins extra effort with the dive. he's in for a 34 yard touchdown, gives of 34-20. this would go into overtime, justin hopkins with a chance to win it from 34 yards out that mr. automatic is white left. it's no good. that's a shocker. now the bengals have a chance to win it, just over a minute to go. andy dalton. time would 27-27. mixed feelings in the locker room. >> weird, man. never been in this situation. me myself, i'm just going to try to take the positives out the game. >> i don't know how to move forward. i know it's not a win. at the same time i know it's not a loss. it's kind of like in between. you feel good, but you feel bad. we really enjoyed it and had a great time out here. reporter: ouch. more nfl, tom brady continues to dominate. he beat the bills for the 26th time. that match isn'tnfl record -- is an nfl record. tom brady steps up. yard score. then in the second, brady looks up with his favorite target, the gronk, rob gronkowski. 53 yard touchdown, third touchdown pass at the half for tommy terrific. new england wins. 41-25. to hockey, late last night the cavs took care of business against the canucks. at 9:30. game five of the world series a wrigley field tonight, it will be crazy. indians can close out the series with the win, their first since 1948. kimberly: what do you think will happen? reporter: there's no telling. i do not know the cubs would be fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. this is your last chance to get super fast 100meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. hurry, our best offer ever ends soon. northern virginia, on the issues, barbara comstock and donald trump are the same. comstock and trump promote deportation and reject any comprehensive immigration reform. both oppose background checks that keep guns from suspected terrorists. and comstock-trump were prepared to shut down the government just for politics. time for luann bennett: comprehensive immigration reform now. common sense gun safety laws. bennett tells congress: do your job. i'm luann bennett and i approve this message. josh: just want to show you where we did break records today. dulles hit 84, the record was 81. reagan national could not quite get there. but still, 80 degrees for a fall. 53 at the bus stop. further west into the suburbs a lot of us are waking up in the 40's prate jackets for the kids tomorrow. 54 at recess and all the way home, just around 60 degrees. take a look at your seven-day forecast, we are dry for trick-or-treating. temperatures will be in the 50's for most of that time frame, from 5 to 8. 63 back into the 70's for wednesday and thursday. only day for rain this week will it shows up after 2:00 in the afternoon. afternoon and evening, if the kids have practice or if you have any football games or things like that, we are watching out for some showers. saturday night into sunday, daylight savings time ends and we get that extra hour of sleep. kimberly: it is national candy corn day today. what is your favorite halloween candy? reporter: it's not candy corn. ribeiro: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we know you're gonna love it. 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