confession to his cell mate and his conviction for attacking two women in rock creek park about the same time as her disappearance. in the defense called it "circumstantial," but the jury found a solid. >> we felt that we had a lot of evidence. >> the jurors said they took 3.5 days because there were a third. -- there were thorough. one juror hinted there may have been disagreements at some point. >> that i have doubts? i am not downfall now. >> this began in may 2001 with the disappearance of chandra levy and revelations about her relationship with a merry congressman, gary condit. they told them that for her, there's no end to the pain. >> there will always be a feeling of sadness.

>> guandique was convicted of two counts of first-degree murder, both potentially carrying life sentences. when the game will be sentenced in february. reporting live come abc7 news. >> we will be back at 6:00 p.m. with more details from inside and out of the court room. more coming up at abc7 news at 6:00. breaking news out of northwest washington where a deadly house fire is now under control, but it is causing major traffic issues. it started on 16th and oak street. we are live on the scene with greta kreuz. >> the fire is now out of. it is in the row of houses directly behind me at coke and 16th street. this is in columbia heights. they have confirmed there was one fatality, an adult man who's name has not been released. the fire broke out at 3:30 p.m.

in the 3600 block of 16th street. a passer-by noticed the flames and called 911. they extinguished the blaze and found a body of the man on the first floor. >> the victim was found inside in the fire which is part of the investigation process. we will not release information exactly where they were found as well as age. >> cause of death? >> still undetermined at this time. >> they have determined it was a man who was the victim. five other family victims -- family members managed to escape. this is the other big story -- the traffic. as you can see, there are trucks, fire trucks, water trucks blocking 16th street completely. it is shut down in both directions in the height of rush are between newton street and arkansas avenue. we do not know how long this will be shut down, but it will still be some time. you are urged to find an

alternate route. 16th street between newton and arkansas avenue here in the columbia heights is shut down in both directions. you are asked to find an alternative route for the next hour or so. live in northwest washington, greta kreuz. a weekend rate in aspen hill has police investigating whether they have a serial rapist on the loose in the montgomery county. here is a composite sketch of the man believed to have raped a 52-year-old woman. this happened on georgia avenue and is the third reported in aspen hill in the last five months. police are investigating if whether the same man is responsible for the same three. the description of the man is similar. all of the rapes occurred in places like this one on georgia avenue, very busy roads with sidewalks next to a hundred. . the police cannot confirm a link, but they want women to know that danger exists.

when told of a third rate in aspen hill in five months, the women say this is the last thing they want to hear. >> that is horrible. it is really frightening. just terrible. >> of the police when you to look at this composite image, described as hispanic, 5 foot, 5 inches tall. this was made based on the description of a 52-year-old woman who was dragged along in these woods and raped about 1:30 a.m. on saturday. it is particularly frightening because this woman walks the same half of. >> i always watched my surroundings when i'm walking. >> what concerns police is the fact that a serial rapist may be on the list because the description and manner of the rapes are similar. >> we want to make very certain that everyone in the area knows that these incidents have occurred, particularly women who must be out late at night.

>> she got off a metro bus on georgia avenue to make her more,. she is already looking over her shoulder. >> do not broadside midnight unless you are with someone that you trust. do not walk by yourself. >> that is exactly the advice police are giving tonight. they understand people need to be out late at night, there are bus stops here and people go from here to work and home. if you can avoid being alone, police also say make sure that your cellphone handy. brad hill, -- brad bell comment abc7 news. around 2:30 p.m., two f-16's escort the cessna to the airport and it landed without incident and was met by local law enforcement. it was a foggy morning, but

the sun came out and the temperatures rose. chief meteorologist doug hill is in the weather center with the answer. >> we will have some nice moments coming up and we will give you all the information. first, let's take a look at the hd camera. a beautiful evening on the way. another beautiful sunset. temperatures are very mild. 61 in leesburg. 57 in rockville. partly cloudy and a mild this evening with temperatures ranging between 58-54 degrees. overnight, we are expecting temperatures 47-52, mild with just a patch of fog. coming up in seven minutes on abc7 news at 5:00, i will give you a look at the office no forecast for the week. how much will we get this winter? i will tell you what we think

and what the temperatures will be like. will it be like last winter? the answer is coming up. >> thank you, doug. millions of people have already taken to the skies. many of them are expressing concerns about what they are experiencing in the security line. we're live from reagan national airport with a word on what passenger reactions are and some were stories we have been hearing. rebecca? >> there are some amazing stories. the majority of travelers say they support the enhanced security procedures, others are angry. some in the washington area are calling for a full boycott on wednesday of the enhanced scanning machinery. if they do, that will trigger the full body pat-downs. tsa double -- tsa says that will put of the passengers at risk and further delays on what is expected to be the busiest travel day of the year. this is the latest video that has gone viral. they are searching this young

boy. you can hear travelers' shocked at the invasion of privacy. >> is that a kid? >> yes. >> some are calling for a boycott of these scams. at reagan national today, the opinion was divided. >> it has to be done. people are overreacting. >> it is an anonymous screening. if they need to pat us down, it is because we live in a time when a lot happens. >> we are americans. >> this bladder cancer survivor said he left crying and humiliated after they left him covered in his own urine. after checking his medical bag. >> i have two men i do not know and my underwear had been dropped to the floor. >> the tsa promises to review procedures. still, secretary of state

hillary clinton admits she would not want to experience the procedure. >> would you submit to one of these pat-down? >> not if i could avoid it. who would it? >> today, white house officials said president obama is sensitive to the concerns of these travelers. they are reviewing procedures. the secretary of homeland security, janet napolitano, says there may be some changes in the works. the ready. the pat-down continue. reporting live at reagan national, rebecca cooper, abc7 news. the aclu says they have received more than 600 complaints from airline passengers over the past three weeks. they expect the number to grow. right now, they are considering whether or not to file a lawsuit. for most drivers, gas and up will cost more this year than it has since 2007. the national average for a gallon of regular unleaded is $2.87. in the d.c. area, prices are just under $3 per gallon.

gas prices have a shot up 8 cents this month and 24 cents higher than one year ago. the district is facing a budget gap. the number could more than double next year to $345 million. great a did a bleak picture for the city's future. >> we have to be able to figure brought with the best solutions are for the city. it cannot be to balance the budget but do not touch things that are important to me. >> he is holding in november 30 at the meeting for citizens. the man accused of killing a co-worker and dumping his body in the cardboard box in a court appearance this afternoon. palencia was arrested the on saturday and is accused of the shooting at jacobo vazquez and dumping his body along interstate 70 in frederick. a preliminary hearing is now set for mid-december.

this was the scene at the sunoco gas station. they do not know yet exactly how much money was taken from his armored truck. new video following a deadly stampede in cambodia. over 300 people are dead and hundreds are interest -- injured. they were out celebrating when the crash caused people to panic. most of the victims were crushed or drowned. police in los angeles are investigating the tragic death of a little boy at a basketball game. the parents were searching for the child at the stables center during the lakers' game when they learned he had fallen off the balcony. he fell from the third tier of luxury box seats. the police department's char the views unit is investigating because of his age. -- police department's child abuse unit is investigating.

he faces 90 years behind bars for trying to meet a child of the internet for sex. prosecutors say baldwin had graphic sexual conversations with the undercover officer posing as the young teenager. as a former pastor and sunday school teacher, the 81-year-old deserves the maximum sentence. the jury and the judge agreed. this community is upset after construction workers cleared a patch of trees. the metropolitan washington airports authority is looking for a new location for the silver lot. residents say this will become an eyesore. they cleared the area from interstate 66 and fisher avenue upsetting homeowners even further. >> the trees serve as a sound barrier. >> i saw them planted those

trees when they were little saplings, you know? and they grew up big. >> residents can sound off at a community meeting with the fairfax planning commission that starts at 7:30. in a few hours from now, the three remaining finalists on "dancing with the stars" will battle it out. >> controversy has final the -- it has followed the show. we will be live from los angeles with what we can expect. what do you see? attention on the dance floor? >> there is some tension. right now, it is the crew feeling at the most. they have the job of making sure that every problem, every said is in place and perfect. this has really been quite an interesting season on the "dancing with the stars. there has been secured the tension. on friday, a strange package was

sent here. they say it was talcum powder, but the building had be evacuated. there have also been some death threats that have been sent to bristol palin and her partner. everyone is taking precautions. the challenges for the dancers are to stay focused. i got some video of the day and rehearsing today. they are really -- of them rehearsing today. they are really trying to bring razzle dazzle. the have to captivate america, who will ultimately have the decision making capability for who will take come this season's trophy. you mentioned brandi, and we are expecting to see her as well as the rest of the cast who are expected to make appearances. we are curious to see if their skill level has improved and if the most skillful dance 0r --

dancer will take the trophy. from hollywood, i am cynne simpson, abc 7 news. >> who looks the best out there? >> everyone looks great. jennifer gray has been some nominal. kyle massey brings so much enthusiasm. bristol palin is quite a success story. it could certainly go in any direction. you have to in and find out. >> a perfect answer. >> do not tell us everything. >> cynne, we will see you in a little bit. the three remaining celebrities hit the dance floor tonight at 8:00 p.m. followed by the premiere of "skating with the stars." they hit the ice tonight at 9:00

p.m. followed by abc7 news at 11:00 p.m. >> speaking of eyes, we could see some snowfall. >> will we get as much as we had last winter? we remember the two massive lizards. doug hill has the answers. everyone has been asking if this will happen again. with the memories of the smell of fresh in our mind, let's take a look. here is my official winter outlook. you can blame last winter's record-breaking snowfall on el nino in the tropical pacific. this winter, it will be the opposite, la nina, with cooler water. since 1950, there have been 20 la nina winters. it strongly points to the likelihood of a certain type of winter weather pattern. >> it is geared to be a warmer

than normal winter with less snowfall. the wrong things can still come together at the right time and we can get a big snowstorm. it is just less likely. >> i think will be a classic la nina winter with snow fall below average. this, coupled with occasional cold snaps during an otherwise warmer than normal winter, it may need more mixed rain-snow and freezing rain than last winter. other features like changing locations of high and low pressure centers over the arctic and north atlantic, known as oscillation, are not factored into mice no fallout look. will this be a replay of last winter? no. women have to deal with significant winter weather this season? you can count on it. -- will be have to deal with significant winter weather? we are always on storm watch and

we will always let you know. let me show you a map we put together to give you an idea of what the snowball totals might look like a cross the area. most of the population center along the interstate 95 corridor will see between 12-14 inches. in the mountains and beyond, these numbers are way below average. southern maryland, 10 inches and 8 inches or less on the shore. stay tuned. it will be a fond winter to watch. 61 degrees in culpeper. the high temperature was 66 degrees. 57 in rockville with a high temperature of 60. in prince george's county, in a current reading of 59 degrees and a high of 63. here is the computer trending temperatures tonight. the numbers will stay above normal overnight. a forecast of 52 in the morning for the matter. a bit cooler in the suburban areas and perhaps a patch of

fog. 55 in gaithersburg. 59 degrees in quantico. temperatures are mild. this will be highlighted by a number of rapidly changing weather systems. first, look how cold it is in the caribou, maine. 27 degrees. cold air to our north and well to our north and west. 60's today, 60's tomorrow. some of this cool air will be through on wednesday. after all, it looks like it will be a pretty good travel day. it will be chilly, but fairly sunny and cloud. another cold front moving in on thanksgiving night. air temperatures 70 degrees. i am showing you these numbers because this cold air will start pushing. but if the difference. minneapolis 26, chicago 64. a big cold front that will be in thanksgiving night which one

will bring in cold air. here is the cold front that will, through tomorrow evening and perhaps bringing a scattered showers. before that, a nice day in the 60's. we will see on wednesday with the traveling weather will be like. here is the possibility for the shower. clearing out on wednesday. looks great for travel up and down the east coast. thursday could be mixed with maybe a cloud or shower in the morning and possibly another round at night. after that, it will indeed get chile. patchy fog in the morning, otherwise we will start the day pretty mild and climb up into the mid 60's with isolated showers later in the day. 30% chance of showers. no rain, but a good day. partly sunny and breezy. 50 degrees on wednesday. thinks giving them a chance of showers in the morning, but the

best chance of night that could linger into friday morning. sunshine and the upper 50's for the weekend. >> it looks like thanksgiving night may be the best ninety's the fireplace for the first time. now it is the time everyone has been waiting for. time to reveal our second oprah golden ticket winner. here we go. congratulations to act -- talitha stewart from southeast washington. you get two tickets to see oprah, air fare, and hotel accommodations in chicago. i think i can hear her screaming if you listen closely. >> christmas came early. coming up at abc7 news at 5:00, -- >> a good day to stay away.

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it is a thanksgiving day tradition, but this year there is some controversy. >> they won a spot in the game, but they will not be playing. >> in last year's thanksgiving day turkey bowl, it was ballou high and woodson. it was supposed to be a rematch this year and they both won their games. they said ballou was out because of an ineligible player. they won their last game 355 and 31 over -- 35-31 over dunbar. >> they're trying to figure out

what is going on because they deserve to play in the turkey bowl. >> today, it was all smiles and excitement for woodson and dunbar. they said ballou was two days late in submitting grades. >> congratulations. you all are the very best that we have. >> for dunbar, it was their good luck. >> that is how one goes. they weren't eligible. >> you have no problem even though they scored more points? >> we wanted. no decision about it. >> ballou says they are appealing the decision. after today's party? what chance will they have?

coming up on abc7 news at 5:00 p.m., could bras be the big key to boosting the economy? >> this family is evicted out of their home three days before thanksgiving. >> i am gail pennybacker error and a huge crack down on gang violence after a teenager is stabbed to

>> and you are watching abc7

news at 5:00. on your side. a vigil for a teenager and stabbed to death and did when the police made an official the rest. >> gail pennybacker is live with details. nonstop action here. they're working with the northern virginia gang task force and have worked since friday afternoon. now, at a rest has been made as his classmates remember him -- an arrest has been made. they come together to mourn 15- year-old hernandez when -- where he was murdered. the crackdown comes after the stabbing death of the high school student. the stabbing of another teen happened saturday night, both convict -- both connected to a criminal street gangs. >> we are here to make sure nothing happens during the

ceremony and let them know we will not put up with that. if they are involved, they will be arrested. >> for those who gathered to remember mickey, the losses overwhelming. >> they did it for no reason. they just jumped out and stabbed him. it is really sad. >> his family, classmates, and friends carried flowers in his memory. he was a victim of a gang conflict in this neighborhood. >> i care. i do not want to deal with that stuff. >> basis that there will be more arrests made with not only the homicide but what they believe to be the retaliation stabbing that took place 24 hours later on saturday night. in the meantime, two arrests have been made around mikki hernandez's death. gail pennybacker cumming abc7

news. it police are searching for a man who sexually assaulted a driver. the woman fought back. she struck her attacker, but he was still able to overtake her. the woman was treated for minor injuries. investigators only have a vague description of the suspect. dna evidence leads to the arrest of a 26-year-old rape case. montgomery county police arrested 53-year-old rapist in saturday -- on saturday. investigators reopened the case in april. they say dna evidence links him to the crime. a family of five is a homeless tonight. just days before thanksgiving. we're live in the newsroom with the story. >> the county board of

supervisors intervened. social organizations and churches and helped to collect enough money to pay back rent. despite their efforts, the management company refused to halt the eviction process. 6-year-old kennedy and her sister trinity got off the school bus not knowing the moving bus was there to take their things away. their two little brothers are too young to know what is going on. the eviction notice says it all. >> i am shocked. it is the holidays and i have four small kids all under the age of eight. we have nowhere to go. >> amber munroe owed it three months in back rent. she raised about $2,000 from social organizations and churches. the realty company refused the money proceeding with the eviction today. the manager refused to answer the door and speak with us. >> we will have four children

and a mother on the streets. i think it is unconscionable. we will have to take the next step. >> this did not stop it. here we have four little babies that are homeless. >> this church also stepped in to help of. >> we got involved because there are four children. we worry about what will happen to them. the other thing we have done recently is supplied them for food with the holiday coming up. >> they return to the food because it looks like they will be spending the holiday in the emergency housing. today, we called the realty company three times to get their side of the story. there was no response. gale of cumming abc7 news. -- gail huff, abc7 news. at a hearing this morning,

lawyers for the family argued that the university president and the former university vice- president are not high ranking government officials. the $10 million lawsuit against them should have moved forward. the judge has twice ruled in favor of the family. the attorney general is trying to prove they are protected by sovereign immunity because their jobs are funded by the state. in the southeast washington, the men and women serving in the national guard will have thanksgiving. this was a sponsored by harris teeter. some of these servicemen and women are without their families. more reasons to slow down. these cameras will be placed near school zones and some neighborhoods with the posted speed limits of the 35 miles per hour or less. warnings will be issued during the first month, after that

violators will face a $40 fine. on that note, time to track the traffic. it is looking pretty slow. not as bad as you think it might be. here is a live look at the beltway at the american legion bridge. slow traffic in both directions. let's take a look in bethesda. this is at a good pace. the headlights are an illusion. that is not heavy traffic at all. this is usually a slow spot. taken the get connecticut ave. things are moving well at george bridge. georgia avenue, this is a signal light delay. not as bad as you think it would be on the get away for thanksgiving. here is 95 southbound on the geico camera. delays on the right side through springfield. after that, the pace improves significantly. the work they have been doing on 95 southdown has certainly helped when it held -- but it comes to traffic. back to leon and carolina.

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the first installment of the final "harry potter) movie has cast a spell over the audience. >> the blockbuster brought in over $125 million which has set a record. it is amazing. they cannot lose. >> a rising tide lifts all boats. that was -- that is what will happen thanksgiving weekend. right now, who needs 3d when you are "harry potter and the deathly how those"? it has had a debt -- a decade-

long success. these. water plants have grown up from 10-year-old to adults. the more grown-up audience gave "harry potter and the deathly hallows" its biggest opening weekend ever. >> is the sign of the deathly hallows. >> this comes even though harry potter did not convert to 3d indicating story counts more than technology. the thanksgiving holiday weekend audience could break records thanks to harry potter's success. >> that is a lot of hair. > disney's animated "tangled" opens this wednesday. also this week, "eat, pray, love" comes to the v d -- to

dvd. wednesday, the new musical "burlesque." and anne hathaway and jake gyllenhaal in "love and other drugs." >> big-name is. >> and good to see the music alive and well. >> yes cumming it is. -- yes, it is. sing us out. >> maybe i won't. >> you'll never believe. he is apologizing. >> do you want the discounts? i am julie parker at tyson's corner

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>> 33 days until christmas. the shopping bills have come earlier and earlier this year. in arkansas, robert smith and his brother started camping outside the best buy. they want to be the first ones

inside the store on friday for a television and a laptop. most people do not want to wait in line for these deals. >> this year, they do not have to. jolie parker is live from tyson's corner tonight and has a look at flash sales. >> you have to be ready to pounce when one of these sales pop-up of. you do not get much notice, but savvy shoppers can score. asking santa for presence is still an option, but there is a new more high-tech way to get your holiday shopping done. they are called flash sales. they are enticing customers in brick and mortar sales via email. >> it would encourage shoppers to come in a store at a specific time to purchase a great item at

a special price. >> retailers like it because the more shoppers see and touch an item, the more likely they are to buy it. another trend here is retailers offering sales before black friday begins. >> many of the markdowns you see today are those you will see when you come in on barack for -- on black friday. >> these sale signs scream at customers. >> is more relaxing and not as crowded. >> i want to avoid all the traffic. >> this fashion consultant predicts the retailer's offering seals -- sales before a thanksgiving will take off. >> this was for murder dollars originally and will be on sale for $300 off. -- this was a $400 are originally. >> outnet.com, bloomb

ingdale's and sephora are three stores with these flash sales. one sign the economy is coming back is the number of women buying pushed up bras. the sales of this brought at victoria's secret indicates that shoppers are now willing to indulge. necessity tromps -- trumps wants. >> four guys that is a necessity. pope benedict wvi -- xvi said for some people like me a prostitute, using condoms could be assuming more responsibility because the intent is to reduce infection. the statement does not mean the church will be looking at

banning on them -- on artificial birth control. bishop pete broadbent posted comments that he only would give prince william's marriage about seven years. he has apologized to the couple and prince charles said he made an error. the adult film star in the room with charlie sheen when he was arrested, capri anderson, said when he put his hands around her neck, she was worried he would hurt her. they found him screaming in his hotel room and she was locked in the bathroom. she is filing a lawsuit for battery, assault, false imprisonment, and distress. >> if i get in there, you [bleep

whore, whore, whore. >> they claim this is an attempt to cash in on his celebrity. she says she was too scared to file a lawsuit earlier. .>> coming up people are afraid of this local condominium apartment. someone opened fire on their homes. also, they swore to protect the president. two of jfk's secret service agents speak out after his assassination. an unlikely seen downtown. farm animals showing up at the supreme court? we have that coming up at 6:00 p.m. >> thank you, gordon. we will also see temperatures taking a dive. >> doug, what will we see? it will not get cold tonight. temperatures will stay above average. interesting changes in the next

few days. let's take a look at weatherbug. in arlington, 59 degrees with a high of 62. the average height is only 55. 59 degrees in bethesda. 62 was the high in howard county. here is the forecast as we head into the overnight hours. partly cloudy skies, maybe somebody here and there. we cannot expect a repeat performance of the dense fog in the morning. about 40's and low 50's for tonight, a very mild night. some clouds at times, but most of it will stay to the west until the afternoon or evening tomorrow. a cold front will come through giving is a chance for some showers. wednesday looks to be a great day, breezy and chile with quite a bit of sunshine. for the next seven days, sunshine on wednesday, and morning shower and nine times stars on thursday, but most of the day should be fine.

a lingering sharp friday morning before clearing up over the weekend. here is the travel map of. showers in the tennessee valley and down to texas. snow showers in the mount west and some showers in the pacific northwest. now it is time for sports. time to talk about the redskins win of. >> how about that? we will talk about the guys getting banged up. brad childress has been fired. frasier will take over coaching against the redskins. they now have to get healthy fast and get ready for minnesota. it was never very pretty. >> it will be one of those types of years. >> it did not come easily. >> you stay in the fight and push. >> and did it ever take a toll. it was a win.

it was something the redskins sorely needed after last monday's meltdown. >> it shows the team has recovered. >> and name a redskins' starter, and he probably got hurt yesterday. despite injuries, the offense did well enough on third downs while the defense kept the tighten offense out of the end zone. >> we just need to build our offense. >> mcnabb led the redskins to scoring in both halves and finished with 376 passing yards. >> we fought together. we were able to pull it out. >> here is the potential game- winning kick to and regulation, then we went into overtime. >> you do not even feel it. >> this gives the redskins in the playoff conversation. with six games left, they are

two back from the eagles and two back for the two wild-card spots. >> every game is a playoff game. you have to have that type of mine said because in the second half of the season, the games are more important. >> no question about that. who is in and who is out against the vikings? the redskins trainer derek stewart injured his knee and will have to have surgery. stewart injured his knee and will have to have surgery.

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across the country, some barber shops are adding medical intervention to its list of services. >> a recent study shows that health screenings at barbershops are proving effective for those at the highest risk for diseases. alisa fletcher has the details. >> a shave and a hair cut? and if blood pressure check. louise is a barber.

>> men do not take really good care of themselves. they are not aware of their high blood pressure and how dangerous it is. >> it is estimated that 45% of african-american men have high blood pressure. untreated, it can lead to strokes, heart attacks, and serious liver issues. >> a nurse practitioner visits here weekly. >> sometimes it has nothing to do with care. they can spend the day here and a lot of information gets changed. >> word gets around. i have held more than 1000 people. because of the success, they have now added cholesterol and diabetes training. if you do not have insurance, that is okay. you can get a template year for insurance. -- you can get a pamphlet here.

>> a number of the people they test ends up on medication. >> he relies on the screen to monitor his held. >> my blood pressure was really high. she told me that they my blood pressure medicine. i have been doing that. >> this is supported by tobacco settlement money. >> that is it for abc7 news at 5:00. at 6:00 -- >> it will always be a feeling of sadness. >> convicted of murder. surely the's mother reacts to the verdict nine years in -- chandra levy's mother react to the verdict nine years in the making. >> by the president's side the day he died. startling revelations by the men who sworn to protect jfk. the u.s. reacts as north korea unveiled their secret nuclear complex. >>