whether the county will move to condemn the location over water damage and roofs. a man in a wheelchair in prince george's county has been hit and killed by a car. this is along stewart lane in clinton. fire officials say the victim is a 60-year-old man in a motorized wheelchair headed back to his nursing home after a trip to the store. we do not know the name of the man or whether any charges will be filed against the driver who hit him. a hillary clinton the fbi to release information from newly discovered e-mails linked to her private server. >> garrett haake has been following the story since it broke late the in the day and is live from the fbi headquarters with the very latest. garrett? >> reporter: adam and lesli, tonight the fbi is under enormous political pressure to work through the new cache of e- mails, potentially in the thousands as quickly as possible so this investigation the investigation. hillary clinton taking issue tonight with the timing of the fbi's announcement it would investigate the newly discovered e-mails. >> we are 11 days out from perhaps the most important national election of our lifetime, and voting is already underway in our country. so the american people deserve to get the full and complete facts immediately. >> reporter: ron hosko, a former assistant director of the fbi says depending on how mu has discovered, the facts may be a long-time coming. >> if it's detailed it will take a lot of work and a lot of people, and i think we can expect them to go silent until the future. >> reporter: the e-mails were reportedly discovered on a computer top clinton aide, huma abedin shared with her now estranged husband, anthony weiner. it comes as the fbi investigates anthony weiner for sectioning with a minor. >> they are scrambling to bring maybe bringing in additional people, depending on volume to look at what they have taken and compare it to what they already have. what do we know already, and how much is new? >> reporter: on the campaign trail today, donald trump tried to use the fbi's renewed interest in clinton to prosecute him herself. >> the investigation is the biggest political scandal since watergate. >> dismissed tonight. >> i think a lot tining ago people made up their minds about the e-mails, and that's factored into what people think. now they are choosing the president. >> reporter: clinton said he was confident in whatever the fbi finds it will not change their decision back in july to recommend she not face any criminal charges for how she handled her e-mail server, but how the public reacts to the new announcement over the next guess. garrett haake, wusa 9. >> they will certainly marinate over the weekend. to prince george's county now, accusations against an uber driver. police have arrested a man who assaulted his customer. >> wusa 9's ellison barber is live in college park with more on this story. ellison? >> reporter: not only do they say the driver assaulted his customer, they also say he kidnapped her. >> reporter: last police say this man, 29-year- old westagoni pierre picked up a woman through the uber app in dc. according to the charging documents, the woman and her friend were at a bar, and she experienced an alcoholic blackout. pierre was the driver of the uber. he picked the victim up in dc. the friend entered the address in the app, and pierre drove her to her home in fairfax, virginia. instead of dropping her off, he pierre, the documents say left the victim in his car and checked into this budget inn, and then he walked back to his car. according to charging documents, surveillance video shows the defendant pull the victim out of the backseat, and the defendant then lifts the victim into the air and p wraps his arms around her so her feet are not touching the ground, and police say pierre carried the motionless victim to room 109. police say both were in the room for a period of time, and then pierre left the victim at nearby 7-eleven, where he used her credit card and spent $14, and sources say when the victim woke up, she immediately called police, and shortly after, uber says she contacted them. >> that's really unfortunate, and i'm so sad to hear someone did that to her. >> reporter: kayla clark says she takes uber all the time. >> it's the same risk as a taxi. you no idea who you are getting in the car with. they made the right call. they should be able to get home safely, especially when you're danger, and you should feel safe yourself, and i just think uber should definitely, you know, step things up so this doesn't happen again. >> reporter: and uber says pierre began working with them back in april and passed the background check. a spokesperson says he has been banned from driving with the company, and they turned over gps information to the police. reporting live in college park, i'm >> scary situation, ellison, thank you. a coffee shop in arlington has been raided by police. the owner are facing a conspiracy of stealing credit card information. mola lenghi spoke to surprised customers. a popular coffee shop was raided after owners were linked to what police are describing as a large-scale credit card fraud operation. >> this is kind of the place would come down, and you would see people having meetings in here and grabbing a coffee in the morning,. >> reporter: but not today. rovlin's cafe's regular customers were greated with unexpected closed signs after the shop was rated by authorities. the owners are accused of cloning credit cards and then using those clones to buy and redeem hundreds of thousands of dollars in gift cards, and surprised customers were left wondering if their credit cards were compromised. >> there's that trust whenever yo business, and i was really surprised, and it's not necessarily the vibe you get from that place. it's really professional, and it's probably the best coffee in the area. >> reporter: the nearly year- long police investigation lead local, state, and federal authorities to the upscale spot in the heart of roslyn in arlington county. >> was it the staple of my day. >> reporter: wendy would stop by twice a day. in the afternoon for my avocado smootie. i feel bad for the women who lost their jobs today. there's a sadness and a loss. >> reporter: a loss that has a the lot of people reevaluating things. >> maybe i should sues cash more often. >> reporter: find a new place. >> go down the street. i hear starbucks has good deals. >> reporter: the investigation is ongoing, and police say there could be more victims. if you have more information about the fraud or you think you may be a victim, contact the department. i'm mola lenghi. we have warm weekend for you. high temperature tomorrow, 74, and we are going 80 on sunday, and back to 63 on halloween, and 73 on tuesday, and now that 63 sounds really chilly, but actually the average high is now 65. the record that is in jeopardy is 82 sunday. that's the downtown record. 81 at dulles is in jeopardy. price in terms of showers for the warm temperatures, and we will also look ahead to halloween, and changes on the way. >> thank you, topper. tonight the ntsb has its hands full investigating. look at it here, three cases of air travel gone seriously wrong. we start in chicago with the flight bound for miami. the engine went haywire and then the tire blew, and then the plane caught on fire. on seconds smoke was filling the cabins and flames were melting the windows. everyone got out, and 20 people suffered minor injuries. ft. lauderdale, florida, no passengers heard, but a lot of packages. the fedex plane caught on fire as the landing crew collapsed. the cockpit crew was not injured, and there was extensive damage on wing. the ntsb as they look at the plane that had a rough landing carrying mike pence it fish tailed and skidded off the roadway, and no one was hurt. pence is back on the trail, just with a different plane. a couple, their son, and a house keeper were killed in a house, and now there's dna evidence linking the murders to murders. it happened in may 2015. a judge today said the trial would not be held until some time in 2018 because of the massive amounts of forensic testing still to be done, and the suspect has pled not guilty. harold martin will not get out of jail any time soon. he's with the national security agency, accused of stealing top including the names of government spies, and today martin asked a federal judge in baltimore to let him out on bond, and the judge said well, that's not going to happen. he called him a flight risk and ordered him to remain behind bars. i said you hit that car! you need to stop! >> a young woman with a driving record from hell. how is she still on the road? and look at this face, abraham lincoln joining incredible halloween haunts z25eiz z16fz tracking metro now. riding the rails this weekend? expects headaches. the busiest line is closing tomorrow for nearly a month. the red line will be closed from galadette to fort tauton. metro will not open early on sunday for the marine corp. marathon in past it opened at 5:00 a.m., and this sunday it's opening at 7:00 as usual. then there is tough news for the metro employees. the agency will lay off 100 workers in the coming days, and the announcement came in an e- mail from general manager paul whitld eliminate 500 positions to help balance the budget. tonight a wusa 9 investigation into a local woman's driving record, which may leave you wondering how she still has a license. >> and hoping you don't run into her. >> reporter: candace montgomery is a maryland realtor whose most recent offense happened to be caught on camera by our colleague photo journalist kirk brooks. >> i have my camera in my hand, go wham! >> reporter: kirk brooks could not believe that the driver who had just backed into a parked car was trying to leave the scene. >> i said you hit that car. you need to stop! >> reporter: what happens next is just as shocking. >> she hopped out of the car, came right up to me, me to you and said what do you care? is that your car? >> what 24-year-old candace montgomery didn't realize, kirk cameras mounted outside of his home, videost thawould capture everything, but he wasn't taking any chances. >> i need the license plate, click, the face of the driver, click, and a shot of the car to show what is going on. click. >> reporter: after that incident, we looked into montgomery's driving record and found 45 citations stemming from nine separate traffic stops, and the violations range from speeding to driving on a suspended license. driving record to maryland state delegate mondogo. ticking time bomb, and sooner or later someone will get hurt or killed. >> reporter: he was especially disturbed by montgomery's failure to show up in court 23 times. >> laughing in the face of the police officer that issued the ticket, and it's a slap in the face of the judge and the courts. >> reporter: the court records also reveal many of her cases were never prosecuted, an guilty and received probation before judgment in lieu of a conviction. >> if you don't learn your lesson, next time they push more and more until something absolutely horrible happens and hey get killed. >> reporter: we uncovered five traffic citations she has in florida. we made several attempts to contact her through her workplace and her lawyer, but she has not responded. her defense attorney says her surprised that montgomery has her driver's license. he told us "this happens all the time." >> that should leave us all scratching our heads, and montgomery remains on probation for the hit-and-run in annapolis and another probation for driving on a suspended license. a special halloween treat for those on the white house tour. >> it was crawling with actors portraying former presidents and first ladies. you had abraham lincoln, teddy roosevelt, and your abigail adams, and that would be the lincoln, right? and that's roosevelt, and that would be adams, and where is dolly? dolly, where are you? anyone? anyone? >> talking about ice cream. >> when my husband had his second inauguration, i gleefully served peppermint ice cream. i have been known to popularize strawberry ice cream and oyster ice cream, which tends not to be as well received as the others. >> oyster ice cream? >> not as well received. >> once served at the white house, and now you learned something new tonight. >> yikes! >> fried st >> you put it in a bin and set it aside because no one will eat it. >> i love oysters. >> and ice cream? >> no. >> that's going too far. >> completely separate. some things are not meant to play together. you are creeping up the temperatures warmer and warmer for the weekend. >> i think we may see record highs on sunday. i don't think we will see any complaints. >> i know what you did! it's the happy dance over there. i wish we could show people your happy dance. >> boom! pow! >> that's my happy dance. >> anyway, 63, and here's the happy dance. >> there it is. >> bull's-eye. 70 of the last 74. going 74 tomorrow for the high, and we will start in the 30s and 40s, and a live look outside, and it's still 50, and that's actually the low for today, and the dew points have come up a bit, but the air is dry, and the winds are calm. clear skies, and that's a recipe for a cold night, cold but chilly start, and warm finish on sat 80, and once again the record high at national, 82. dulles, 81, and some of the computer models, 83. those are in jeopardy. halloween will be cooler and dry. that's average, and a quick reality check because next week, tuesday through thursday, we are warm again, and we are back in the 70s tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. tomorrow morning, 9:00, and temperature in the 40s, and clear skies, and low 50s downtown, and then by 2:00, we check this out. 75 in cumberland, and 75 in romney at 2:00 tomorrow. that's warm for them. 6:00p.m., 70. 70 downtown, and 69 in bowie, and if you go out tomorrow, you might not even need a jacket. temperatures will linger in the 60s right on through midnight, and taking you all the way into sunday now. a few more clouds on sunday, and very, very warm, and there could be a couple of showers as we get into sunday night, and i think by the time those arrive, sunday will have ended, and all the outdoor plans wi the day planner like this, 40s downtown, and rapidly, 67 by 1:00 p.m. and now we get into sunday, and there's the 80 degrees, showers at night, cooler but nice on halloween 63. if you're running in the marathon on sunday, that's warm. temperatures 60s and 70s, and that's too warm for runners. look at this, after the brief cooldown, back in the 70s on tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. pictures. send us your tailgate picture, it has to be a real one, and we may send you 500 bucks for your next tailgate. go to our facebook page. >> can we enter more than once? >> sure. >> where was the tailgate tonight for the high schools? >> we got a couple of big ones in high school football this high school football this friday night. the key matchup in fairfax county. west potomac hosting south county. the for the game against south county, and the big crowd was on hand. down 24-14, and jack mcdanielles for the keeper, and he's going to go all the way for the score, and south county just down by 3 after the extra point, and late in the game, mark ellis going for bellfield, but jones grabs it instead. less than 30 seconds to go, mcdanielles with the big south county comeback hopes taken away. 24-21. >> defensively, we made huge play in the 2nd half. and eric sealed the deal on the pitch. i'm happy for our guys. >> it's a what wins the games. you to play to play, and sometimes it comes your way. >> and massive crowd in the swarming hornets' nest and the the matchup with sinica valley, and wayne and elijah powering through for the score, and this time, going to marcus vincent who takes it to the house for the 28 point lead for damascus, and trying to generate the offense, and zach robinson scrambling outside of the pocket, finally finding harold. he adds 6 points, but that's not nearly enough. the defending state champs are undefeated, and eric watts with his 100th career win. redskins have played a regular season game overseas, and the 4- 3 skins facing the bengals on sunday morning in london. the redskins got in a practice after flying overnight, and actually they practiced on a rugby field, and the question had to be asked to kirk cousins, has he ever played rugby? >> i saw it in the olympics this summer, and it's a violent sport. t physical, but take the pads off, and do the same thing. it's a whole new level. i don't know if i want to try it anymore at my age. >> and that is the age of 28. navy visiting south florida this is a trip the mids would like to forget. they found themselveses in an enormous hole, never could dig themselves out of it they lose by 7, and it was a lot of points, and unfortunately navy the crowd going to be for? >> i would say a lot for the redskins because back in the day, in fact the first game televised in london was apparently super bowl xvii which the redskins won, so maybe a little home love there. ? ? ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ? ? hush my darling... ? ? don't fear my darling... ? 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