and a doctor. this everest base camp was demolished by the avalanche. teams of climbers and guides have been left marooned. relief supplies are pouring in, and the races on to keep the death toll from soaring. kathmandu is a wasteland of death and destruction. time is the enemy as they dig frantically for survivors. they snatch this man from a collapsed building and found a young girl still alive. this woman was in a shop when the earthquake struck. >> the building completely collapsed. if we had not moved, we probably would have been in the pile of rubble. tom: shocked and terrified nepalese worked permitted saturday by major aftershocks. the authorities warned the worst damage and higher casualties

could yet to be reported. kellye: footage of freddie gray 's arrest taken by bystanders but none of the video appears to show how he was injured. that is prompting maryland governor larry hogan to sign a new law, clearing the way for wide use of police body cameras. it exempts maryland from the two-party consent for audio recording. there will be a commission to set best practices. a stun gun is being shelved at the fairfax county jail. the move is considered temporary while the department investigates the death of a 37-year-old woman after she was stunnednd killed during an altercation with guards in february. a longtime senate aide is facing drug charges. fred pagan is an aid to thad cochran of mississippi. he is accused of having and

attempting to distribute methamphetamine. last year, pig and earned $160,000 as the top -- pagan earned $160,000 as the top assistant and administrator. a judge ruled that the charles severance trial will move to fairfax. severance is charged with killing nancy dunning, ron kirby, and ruthanne ladonna in a string of shootings. his past writings included phrases like "thou shall not kill is a lie." new development in a controversy, a screening of "american sniper" was postponed at the university of maryland after complaints the film was islamic phobic. the council of islamic relations is speaking out in a famous alum is threatening to stop donating. tom roussey has the latest. >> they've been advised against

speaking with the media. tom: a muslim student group was a no-show for scheduled press conference. a council on american islamic relations representative would not say who pressure the group not to speak. she did say why the group was concerned about the movie coming to campus. some believe parts of it inspire hatred. >> the concern is to counteract people who may be backlash inspired against the film. tom: one of maryland's most famous grads, former nfl quarterback boomer esiason, said he was never donating another dime to the university. and a former marine is upset as well. students are upset they will not be up to see the oscar-nominated film on campus. >> i love the movie, i love the concept, i love this country and the fact they will not show

it is upsetting. he is one of the great american heroes of our time. tom: tom roussey, abc 7 news. kellye: a woman fighting a parking ticket after her car became trapped at the scene of a crime. she was out at dinner the night of april 9, when a man shot and killed a guard at the u.s. census bureau in suitland. her car was in an area that was roped off for hours by the police. when the suspect was captured after a shootout in northwest washington. when she returned the next morning to get her car, she found a ticket for an expired meter. >> i cannot get my car or possessions. and they have the nerve to give me a ticket? they should be sending me a letter of apology. kellye: she is in the process of getting the ticket nullified. a major effort to improve driving conditions in the district gets underway. ddot has begun working on traffic signals at over 600

intersections downtown. a will adjust the timing of the signals to reduce the length of time that driver stop at red lights, expected to continue through the month of may. and get ready for changes to your facebook feed. company says they did not what you do miss updates from your friends, so they are making changes to be sure they are higher up in the newsfeed. change comes after criticism the social network's last update made it harder to keep up with friends. coming up -- social insecurity. 7 on your side i-team reporter joce sterman got dozens of social security numbers and shows you how easily she can get yours off the internet. how did they get there? the story, coming up next. devon: after a beautiful sunday, here comes the cold. the forecast coming up.

kellye: your social security number, your name, your mother's maiden name, all for sale. last year there were several data breaches exposing information, what happens to the crucial pieces of information after they are stolen? 7 on your side i-team investigator joce sterman found out, and much of it was hiding in plain sight. joce: hi, you are not in trouble, i promise. when 7 on your side i-team comes

knocking, people don't usually roll out the welcome mat. but we got close to everything he considers voluble. we are curious if your salsa security number is [beep]. >> yeah, it is. joce: we found all his sensitive information. same with this woman, janice. the i-team uncovered the identities of thousands of people, even a handful of big names. stars like ashton kutcher, a former senator, even ferguson police officer darren wilson. the i-team found their social security numbers, credit cards even pin numbers, post it where anyone could find it. i did not have to pay for this or search for it. how do you react? >> that's scary.

joce: 40 million cards compromised. we all knew that data breaches happen. what we did not know is hackers selling information post bits and pieces in public. >> they anonymously but quickly verify they have stolen a set of data. joce: free samples are all that a scammer needs to steal your identity. in december, stevens information was used to get comcast service for this house 500 miles away in michigan. but catching the people who steal the personal information is tough. it is illegal to post a, and sites will remove it when requested, but jim jones with george mason university said shutting down the site does nothing more than set up a high tech game of website why come ack-a-mole. >> it's probably all over the internet.

once it's out, it is not removable entirely. joce: all victims can do is locked down their lives with credit freezes and monitoring. even that may not stop the mole. >> they give you a year of identity theft service. mine has expired. it's not enough, because they still find a way. joce: we are shredding all the personal information that we found and are asking pastebin to pull the posts. we have not heard back from the website. kellye: overall drinking was highest in falls church. more than 78% of legal adults drink. the study was done by the american journal and found that heavy end binge drinking is on the rise, led by increases among women. ahead -- chipotle like you've

never had before. what you need if you want the restaurant to deliver.

kellye: nearly 17 million people watched friday nights bruce jenner interview with diane sawyer. it was the highest rated edition of "20/20" in 15 years.

he spoke about being transgender in said it was something he has struggled with since childhood. >> my whole life has prepared me for this moment. i want to take advantage of it and do the right thing. and be true to myself. kellye: the interview was the last that jenner plans to do as bruce. he plans to announce his new name in the future. that could coincide with his new series on the e! network in july. devon: that was one of the bigger stories. saturday, was a dreary day, but sunday was nice. 67 in washington, much different from the 53 saturday. but still not the average high this time of year. first time, all the way back to last year, the average high has been 70.

we are turning the corner ever so slowly. another cold start tomorrow. 40's and 50's on the wider view, a bigger system coming back in. that will drop in the gusty wind again, cold starts, and clouds develop. it is a bright sunny day. there is the wind, chilly day. may even have a brief small shower. tuesday, we are back up sunshine, the wind has relaxed. let's get right to it, tracking the cold start. some of the suburbs may have the necessity of hats and gloves if the mid-30's are realized. cloudy skies, that appears likely. 32 to 45 from the suburbs to the metro area, a jacket should get you through in the suburbs. cloudy skies, might even have a

brief shower coming in. the wind at 15, 20, wind gusts even higher. it will feel much cooler. tuesday, we go the opposite direction, sunshine. the breeze goes away, closer to 70 degrees. the next week, prepare for the cold start, breezy and chillier with cloud cover. wednesday could be very nice as well near 70. may be into the 70's. the rain completely put just through thursday. that is the next likely as day of rain. then another breezy day friday a little bit cool, 66 is not bad. the best time, right when we most wanted, sunshine, low to mid 70's popping out for next

weekend. the best days, tuesday wednesday, and possibly next weekend. kellye: a 7 on your side consumer alert, mcdonald's closing at least 900 restaurants worldwide, one day after they announced a $400 million first-quarter profit loss. the world's largest burger chain has been struggling with dwindling customers and falling sales. and chipotle at your doorstep launching delivery service at 67 major cities, including the district. customers can order food for delivery using an app. deliveries from the service start at five dollars if you are within a mile of the restaurant and the charges go up from there. coming up -- a life-saving haircut.

kellye: some customers will receive more than a haircut the next time they go to the barbershop. a new program is designed to give customers life-saving information. sam ford shows us how it works. sam: christopher's grooming lounge in northeast was the scene of an unusual news conference with cigna health care and doctors. >> a tube is inserted into the colon and polyps are removed and

colon cancer is presented. sam: d.c. has the highest rate in the u.s. and the highest death rate. what does that have to do with the barbershop? the ideas the barbershop are places where people spend a lot of time waiting, either to get in the chair or get their hair finished. it's an opportunity to give them information while they wait. with rates particularly high among african-americans, they are training barbers to talk about cancer screening and getting representatives into the barbershop. stephen thomas said he got the idea sitting in the barbers chair. >> at that moment, when we began thinking about how the barbers and stylists are our partners. sam: christopher bradley says this is a place where people talk and listen. >> this is pretty much where it is. sam: a customer we met today

said it took his grandmother's life. >> it started with colon cancer, but then it was aggressive and moved to her stomach. sam: sam ford, abc 7 news. kellye: apple is scrambling to fix a newly revealed security flaw that could leave your iphone stuck in an endless loop. hackers can use a malicious wi-fi network back in crash your phone and make it loop endlessly. apple is working on the fix. this is one more reason why you should never connect to a free or unsecured wireless network.

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