>> the final forecast? >> tomorrow, a lot colder than today. today was 73 at reagan national. tomorrow will be in the middle to upper 40's. colder monday, sunshine. tuesday, the chance of a little

winter mix. the outrage of the coastal storm that is developing. right now it appears florida off off the coast -- far enough off the coast to not have a big impact on our area. warmer by the end of the week.

captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> thanks for joining us. search planes are back in the skies over the southern india ocean trying to locate malaysian airlines flight 370. a satellite image from china says that wreckage in the -- wreckage from the plane could be in the area. >> as the surge enters a third week, another possible lead. image showslite

this in the southern cour rridor. >> the hazy image seems to show a large object 73 feet by 20 feet in the search field taken about 75 miles south of where another satellite captured these objects, which are now the targets of a massive pursuit. the problem in both cases, a lag time of several days from when the pictures were taken and released. >> what objects were there are likely to have moved. a significant distance as a result of the current and wind. it is also possible they have drifted to the bottom of the ocean. >> which may explain why the intense search set off by the first photo ended in a third day a failure. the search fleet of planes and ships will press on even with a typhoon nearby. >> back in scatter wreckage pretty fast.

>> the time hangs heavy on the families of the missing. >> we want to know what happened! >> they say that malaysian authorities have neglected them in their plea for understanding. some are prepared to accept the worst in return for peace of mind. >> it's hard not knowing. the constant worry. the pentagon has released its report on last september's navy yard. it found the military missed a number of warning signs before the tragedy. the pentagon is announcing big changes in the way they track employees with security clearance including the clarence that the shooter had when he walked into the navy yard and open fire. brad bell has a look at the mistakes in proposed changes. >> before aaron alexis killed 12 people in the washington navy yard september 16, there were

warning signs. while in the navy come he was cited eight times for misconduct. he complained of hearing voices. he believed he was being controlled by ultralow frequency attacks. all, he held onto a secret government clearance that a wild him -- that allowed him to walk into the navy yard. it federal investigation found the military was simply not doing enough to keep track of its own people. reviews identify troubling gaps in dod's ability to detect, prevent, and respond to instances where somebody looking for us -- working for us, a government employee, member of the military, or contractor decides to inflict harm on this institution and its people. >> they ordered several changes to help prevent future inside attacks. he said there will be better continuous monitoring of people with clearance. there will be a signal authority with response ability to improve security.

and a number of people holding secret clearances will be reduced by 10%. >> sounds like something that should have been done. >> that was the general feeling today, but aaron alexis made the flaw in the system tragically obvious. >> something was missed somewhere. aroundas floating ide with a valid id, and he should not have been allowed in the building. >> the maryland house of delegates has passed a medical marijuana bill that would allow certain doctors to prescribe the drug. current maryland law allows academic medical centers to distribute marijuana, but none have done so yet. state attorneys general are pressing drugstores to stop selling tobacco products. they sent the letters to walgreens, safeway, kroger, and walgreens. they said they should follow the example of cbs. last month, cvs announced they

would stop tobacco sales by october. coming up, 7 on your side with a new complaint about an unlicensed plumber we have investigated before. and some may want to hold off on vacation plans. steve rudin in the belfort furniture weather center. 73 degrees was the high today. a huge change in the forecast tomorrow.

>> 7 on your side received a new complaint about an unlicensed plumber we have investigated before. this started with a referral from a friend, but turned into costly problems for a prince william county homeowner. >> it turned out to be a nightmare. >> one that alex rodriguez cannot help but think about when walking through his yard. last november, he hired this

man to replace a leaking sewer line. while workers were digging, they struck his gas line. incorrectlys, they reinstalled the home discharge line. then it rained. >> the water came in, overflowed overflowed the- sump pump. the water was coming in. i had to stay up all night vacuuming water. >> the water and muck flowed into the finished basement. >> it went into my laundry room would say, came, i probably half this way. the laundry room, the bathroom. waterproofing and cost rodriguez another six grand. alex is not the first complaint we have received about the work. they called me because you kept their money for months. i can 2012, 7 on your side got 45 hundrednd

dollars. the washington suburban sanitary commission as a notice of violation dating back nearly a decade. ofhe does not have a correct you ssc license, apparently doing work without permits and inspections. >> he would not agree to an on camera interview and blame the issue th rodriguez had on a subcontractor. after repeated calls from 7 on your side rodriguez's money was returned. >> definitely really. i feel great. >> to do work in prince george's county, you need a wssc license, which should be displayed on the plumber' a call. you can also call wssc to confirm they are licensed. they will also come out and do inspections on the work once it is complete. chris van cleve, abc 7 news. eve, abc 7n cl news. >> we're still waiting to see

who holds the mega millions winning jackpot tickets. one ticket was sold and will play to, maryland, the second was sold in florida. up, it felt like spring today, but don't get used to it.

>> we have been walking -- watching the forecast. steve rudin has the latest. >> it has been a wild week.

seven inches of snow on monday, gone on wednesday. today, nice change, lower 70's. >> i will take it, but still looking at next week. now,t much going on right 53 degrees at reagan national. the wind out of the north at 12. a little bit of a chill. the temperatures will fall into the 30's, lower 40's as we move overnight. look at the highs, 73 degrees, well above average this time of year. in record, 90, set back 1907, 17 degrees is the record low for this eight. 52 at children's hospital in the district, high earlier of 69. 67 leesburg, now in the middle 40's. the final stop in bethesda, 51 degrees, morning low 36. the high right at 70 degrees, the wind out of the north at five. the temperature 46 winchester, 43 cumberland. out to the west, higher

elevations, garrett county looking at temperatures in the 30's. 52 manassas, 48 fredericksburg, high in the lower 70's today. a cold front cools the region. behind it, the colder air tomorrow. lowerd of highs in the 70's, the highs only in the middle to upper 40's, even colder yet for the day on monday. the coastal storm right now looks like it will be far enough off the coast to not have much of an impact across our area. we cannot rule out a chance of a little winter mix on the outer edge of the storm. the us is tuesday. keep in mind, the strong march sun angle will keep things pretty much in check. the satellite radar, a brief theh of clearing, temperatures in the morning only in the 30's, lower 40's. that little blip moving through to the south is the small disturbance. it may bring showers in southern

maryland towards fredericksburg, points out. montgomery county, the district, frederick county, not looking for a whole lot tomorrow. the clouds, unfortunately, will stick around, highs only in the 40's. colder on monday. a lot of sunshine. it will look pretty, but don't be fooled, it will feel like january. partly, mostly cloudy overnight, cool and breezy, 35-42. tomorrow, much cooler air, 44-49 the high, mostly cloudy skies, the wind out of the north at 5-10. extended outlook, cold air sticking around monday. the coastal storm tuesday. i don't think it will have much of an impact on us. one stay, lower 40's. we turn the corner upwards towards the lower 60's on friday, middle 60's on saturday. >> it will eventually get here. >> it will come and i have a feeling a month from now we will be pushing 90. >> i know, missing out on spring. many students miss this past

monday because of snow. with some school districts canceling class a many times for the weather, administrators are having to extend the school year by several days, in some cases more than a week. kevin lewis looks at the impact. a wide-out on st. patrick's day at richard montgomery high school in rockville. >> it creates challenges. we were hoping this would miss us. we did not get our wish is fulfilled. >> the problem is widespread. have adoredschools six snow days, prince george's county eight, or linking public schools nine, montgomery county 10, fairfax county 11, and fauquier county topped the charts with 17 canceled class days. >> safety has to come first. that is taken into account. >> by law, schools in the district must conduct class 178

days per school year. in maryland and virginia, it is higher at 180. without special waivers, school totricts will be forced delay summer vacation. montgomery county would push their dismissal until friday, june 20. >> i think it would be ok to cut down. off, i all the time think it doesn't hurt them to be in school another week. short,schools that cut the kids don't seem as well-rounded. >> we have to think about what is best now for the kids, now and in the summer. >> stay tuned for more coming up. another popular series hits the big screen.

>> for the "house of cards" fans, the maryland senate has increased tax credits for production companies from $7.5 million to $18 million. media rights capital push back there filming season in anticipation that lawmakers would change the tax credits. following in the steps of "the hunger games," another popular book series hits the big screen, but is "divergent" worth the price of admission? " feels like "the

hunger games," just not as good. >> 100 years after the war, they created a system. it divided society into five factions. >> "divergent" showcases a young woman who does not fit into any of the categories society demands she choose. as in "the hunger games," they aim to control the population, and her individuality angers the powers in charge. they are led by kate winslet. of the faction, removing the threat of anybody exercising their independence. it feels like "the hunger games" without the zest. fans of the book may be satisfied, but the rest of us may as well wait until the next "hunger games" chapter. a couple and a half stars, pg-13.

the weekend movie guide -- have a nice weekend. i'm arch campbell, abc 7 entertainment. the actor flubbed the introduction as we all remember. she was singing her hit song "first and." -- for the hit song from "frozen ." travolta already tweeted an

s said thatd e! new he sent her flowers as a gesture. i say give him a break. next week, the first celebrity will be eliminated from abc's "dancing with the stars." one of the highlights was the paralympics snowboarder performing the cha-cha with purse that take legs -- with prosthetic legs. >> you are a beacon of light. >> at the top of the leaderboard, the olympic ice skater charlie white received triple 9 scores. co