i hear two gunshots. i closed the doors with my customers inside. and i turned off the lights and we hide behind a fire truck. when were all shaking pretty bad. i'm still a little shaken as you might can see. sam: police say both the female victim and the male who allegedly stabbed her left union station, or left the area at least with non-life threatening injuries. left here with non-life threatening injuries. and an official for amtrak says trains were disrupted 15 minutes because of the incident. reporting live, northeast washington, sam ford, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you very much. some of you might have gotten our text alerts when the news first broke. to make sure you have the first to know when the breaking news happens around you even when you are away from the television set log on to wjla.com/text. sign up for our text alerts. it's all free. you will get updates on stories like this one straight

from our newsroom to your phone. alison: mold in a prince george's county school. but not just any school. jonathan: this is one of the "7 on your side" team that looked into the situation in the past. a maryland mother pulled her daughter from the classes. alison: she thought it was mold but the school didn't think anything was wrong. chris papst first broke the story. the mold problem now appears widespread, right? chris: it is becoming more of a problem, absolutely. in may i stood in front of the school that the children inside the school said they were getting sick possibly because of mold or mold allergies. at that time, the district said there was no mold inside of this building. but that is no longer the case. the end of last school year we introduced you to ms. jackson

who pulled her daughter out of the school because her daughter was passing out and getting terrible headaches. jackson claimed it was because of a mold problem to a mold allergy. after our story aired, the district cleaned the school. but denied the existence of mold. but not any longer. yesterday the district sent out a letter to samuel chase parents saying mold had been found in eight classrooms. those classrooms were vacated and cleaned. >> we just want a safe learning environment for the children and the staff. what is the harm in asking that? chris: "7 on your side" did forward documents and we got health records going back five years for this school. coming up at 5:00, we will tell you what is inside the health records and why the parents now say that this building needs to be torn down and the new one for their children needs to be built. chris papst, abc7 news.

alison: chris broke the story first and we have developments online at wjla.com. click on the "7 on your side" tab and you will see all of the iteam investigations right there. jonathan: there are two reason people are smiling outside. one, it's friday. two, that. look outside. gorgeous day. perfect start to the weekend. the problem is it won't last. chief meteorologist doug hill is tracking some potential for rain tomorrow. doug is it an all-day occurrence or looking at a few hours? doug: it's early to ask me tough questions like that. probably afternoon and evening is when we see rain around the area. in the morning we might see sunshine. it won't stay like this, looking outside from alexandria, the bell haven country club. safe view outside the window at the belfort furniture in arlington. as we get through the morning the clouds will increase quickly aide head -- ahead of a frontal system. rain is a probability rather than possibility tomorrow. look how comfortable it is. 80's. 87 at reagan national. the moisture levels is so low, the dew point is so low it is comfortable and there is a breeze.

gorgeous! we'll give you the timing of the rain in a few minutes. alison: thank you very much. well, three attacks in three weeks. not that far from each other. in hyattsville. two near the west hyattsville metro station. the most recent near the anacostia tributary. brad bell live and police are looking into the possibility one man is behind each attack? that is right. mcgruder park, i'm in mcgruder park and you can see the playground. i'm on a basketball court. a pog lar and a busy place. the friends playing soccer. if you look across the field you can see a handrail and what you might make out as start of a trail. yesterday morning that was the scene of the most recent attack. a woman walking the trail when

suddenly a man jumps out of the wood line, grabs her, attempts to pull her in the woods and attempts to fondle her. she screams. someone hears the screams and comes to her aid and she is able to break free. that is the exact same scenario that played out two times prior to that. three times in the last three weeks this has happened. along the trails. a trail system through the park and to the west hyattsville metro station. people here are worried. >> i really get upset. i'm concerned. there is not enough lights on james town and hamilton street. at night it's very dark. >> the street at night is very dark. police have tips that they want people to follow. walk in pairs, take headphones out of your ears. when we come back at 5:00, we will tell you about what police are doing to stop the outburst of crime.

in hyattsville, brad bell, abc7 news. alison: 14 years ago to the day. four planes were hijacked. two went into the world trade center twin towers in new york, return went down in a pennsylvania field and another slammed in the pentagon. this morning a flag unfurled over the side where american flight 77 slammed into the pentagon. killing 184 on board. and on the ground. now there is a new push to keep the memory of the victims alive. john gonzalez is at the pentagon. john: we have been talking to 9/11 families today and they tell me it hasn't gotten easier 14 years later but they are focusing on the positive. they say the fact it's a beautiful blue sky today much like it was in 2001. now if navy admiral who gave the invocation today here at the pentagon said, "words cannot describe the depth and breadth of feelings at the pentagon today." still so painful 14 years

later. the secretary of defense spoke about the strength and the determination the nation gained since 9/11. the morning started with the unfurling of a 20 x 38 u.s. garrison flag. the same size as the one that flew here 14 years ago near the spot where american airlines flight 77 slammed in the southwest side of the pentagon. killing 184 people. there was a wreath laying followed by a moment of silence at 9:378. >> they did not and could not take from us what defines us. as americans we are defined by the resilience. by our readiness to stand up for values. by our willingness to honor the past even as we always begin a new. >> it doesn't get easier at all. a tragedy that will always be

in my family. >> the survivors spent time at the memorial dedicated in 2008. pentagon officials today saying the goal is to break ground on a memorial visitor center in 2017. at the pentagon, john gonzalez, abc7 news. [bells toll] jonathan: shanksville, pennsylvania, ceremony to honor those on the plane and those who saved others. the plane was hijacked but the passengers took control of the plane and it crashed in the field. all the passengers on board were killed. the memorial just opened yesterday. alison: in new york, moments of silence held to mark the attack across the city, followed by the ceremony of which the names of every victim were read. wreath placed at the 9/11 memorial and museum where the twin towers stood 14 years

ago. stay with abc7 for coverage of the anniversary of the 9/11 attack. we have remembrances and coverage here this evening as well as online at wjla.com. still to come on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- well, back to the weather. we couldn't have asked for a better start to the weekend. wouldn't you know it? it's changing. the rain chances for saturday. will it be a wash-out? we'll have the forecast. jonathan: it's no labor day weekend. but it's the friday get-away. we check in to let y

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jonathan: with the great temperatures a lot of folks on the roads trying to get out of town. from that it looks pretty good. check out the traffic situation, robert altman in the traffic center. this is a great picture here. robert: it is. seeing what is going on we have the intermittent traffic here and there. some bad, some better than or worse than others throughout the region. let's talk about this heading to the area on the prince william parkway. heavy traffic mostly on southbound 95 making your way through the occoquan. on and off all the way through fredericksburg. once you get below dumfries

there is stop and go on the southbound side. outbound on and off through centreville, most of the heavy traffic on the westbound side. heading up here route 50 in fairfax area. beltway, the stop and go. dulles toll road all the way through colesville road. earlier issue at 270. long gone. continuing through the beltway and prince george's county. heavy through college park. up through another 50 over the severn river to the shopping center. right before st. margaret's road. the accident is blocking the left lane. two left lanes in the westbound side. with an overturned s.u.v. big delays leaving annapolis to st. clair and the bay bridge. that is the latest from the traffic center. back to you. alison: thank you. have a great weekend. looking around the world, three people have died. at least 22 still missing after devastating flooding in japan. a levee broke and thousands

were evacuated. rescue workers are using the boats and the helicopters to try to reach people still trapped. more than 100 people have been rescued so far. jonathan: the weather here is nothing but fantastic. hard to look at the pictures. alison: it is. doug: tropical storm, they had a lot of rain. annapolis today is warm. can we keep it for the weekend? survey says -- jonathan: fingers crossed. doug: not tomorrow. sunday will be a little better. rooftop camera. here above the building in rosslyn looking to the national airport and the crystal city and the pentagon city. a lot of times this time we will show you the picture that is all hazy and fuzzy looking. we think what is wrong with the camera? well, it isn't that. it's a lot of haze over the city. day like this where the air is dry, it's clear.

a pleasant evening. today and tomorrow starts off pleasant with the morning sunshine but then the clouds and rain. check out the pollen count. high levels of weeds and the mold spores. moderate levels of grass pollen and trees. they have finished their stuff for the season. won't be long before the leaves start to change colors and falling off. another hallmark of fall. 87, the warm spot at reagan national. 83 in fredericksburg. 82 in frederick and gaithersburg. key to the comfort is the dryness of the air. we have a nice area of high pressure overhead with a beautiful delay and a beautiful night. but this is the problem for the weekend. another cold front with another area of low pressure moving along. clouds increase throughout the day as early as noon or 1:00. we could have occasional showers showing up tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. once the system goes by, there is still an upper level disturbance coming through to keep it cloudy. it's cool and breezy. can't rule out a passing shower. this is the deal for tomorrow at midday. showers and the thunderstorms.

more will come through tomorrow night. we will get to sunday morning and it look like it calms down a bit. but circulation, passing sprinkle or a shower. next seven days, 70% chance of rain, showers and thunderstorms in the an. warm side. high of 82. gusty north weth winds on sunday. passing sprinkle. monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, back to work, gorgeous. that is the way it works. jonathan: a weekend to force to us stay inside and get tough done. alison: one way to look at it. thank you. well, still to come on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- vice president joe biden opens up about running for presidential. the emotional late night interview is still ahead. jonathan: a d.c. man raised enough money to put on a kenny loggins concert in his own home. we take you to the danger zone after this. across america, people like basketball hall of famer

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eric, you have kenny loggins coming to your house. how did it happen? eric: it was a journey that started when i had seen kenny had a start project for his band blue sky riders and they were looking to fund their album, had their own goal. on the highest tier they asked for an amount off the page to have the brand come play in the living room. so i reached out through the website. figured out what the price was. i couldn't pony up the cash myself. so i just put a little bit of the entrepreneurial spirit to mine and decided i will start my own kick-starter project to see if i can meet the goal. the goal was $30,000. jonathan: so he is coming with the banned to play in your -- band to play in your living room. eric: yes. they are in nashville tonight and fly to washington, d.c. tomorrow afternoon and the show takes place late sunday afternoon. jonathan: your pictures of the

house, looks like you have room. how do you transform your house to have a band come and play? you will probably invite close few hundred friends of yours. eric: what is interesting about this and i had no experience doing funding projects before i learned i had to have attractive perks to make this happen. in order to get everyone together. who contributed over $300 have a guaranteed seat to the show. we are anticipating having around 50 people coming. alison: eric, alison starling joining you. hi. how did you decide on kenny loggins? have you always been a fan? eric: absolutely! this is music by kenny loggin south korea, hallen oats the soft rock genre is what i grew up on and the music that my parents played in our plymouth

sedan growing up. so once pandora and spotify music popped up i was able to revisit the artists. so i created a station of soft rock music that the friends started to listen to and they got hyped up about it. jonathan: nice. eric: i got to see kenny on two separate occasions. once at a fourth of july concert in ohio. a second time in d.c. he performed a small show on capitol hill where i used to work. jonathan: he is great live. last question for you. we are running out of time. quick one. is it "danger zone" that went to the movie "top gun" or the "caddyshack" song of "i'm all right"? which do you prefer? eric: they are going to perform live acoustic version of "danger zone" recorded for "archer"? which do you prefer between

the two? quickly. eric: hard. i'm a "danger zone" guy. the whole movie,vate the volleyball king is really great. jonathan: figured out. nice job, too. alison: have fun! eric: i appreciate it. jonathan: we expect tickets. eric: you got it! it's there! alison: have a great time. jonathan: coming up here at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- update to the all-important weekend forecast. when the rain will arrive tomorrow and if it will wash out the plans. chief meteorologist doug hill is back after the break. alison: but first joe

announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. jonathan: police are confident at this hour that a lunchtime shooting at union station has nothing to do with terrorism. we are told the security guard shot another man after he had stabbed a woman. both were transported to the hospital. both are expected to be okay. charges have not yet been filed. alison: vice president joe biden has been through a lot in the last few months, grieving the loss of his son beau to brain cancer all the while wrestle with the decision should he run for president? emotional biden opened up to colbert last night. reporter: the most open and emotional we have seen vice

president joe biden talking with teach colbert about the loss of his son beau. >> i was held to success. my son was better than me. he was better than me in almost every way. reporter: for million-dollar question, biden indicating he is still not sure what he will do. vice president biden: i don't think any man or woman should run for president unless number one they know exactly why they would want to be president. and two, they can look the folks out there and say "i promise you, you have my whole heart, my whole soul, my energy and my passion to do this." and i would be lying if i said that i knew i was there. reporter: biden may sound hesitant but his support is increasing. the new poll from cnn shows biden with solid leads in head-to-head matchups against trump and jeb bush hypothetical general election

contests. clinton is now statistically tied with the two republicans. polls like that may increase the calls for biden to jump into the race. >> your experience and your example of suffering and service is something that would be sorely missed in the race. reporter: biden said nobody has a right to run for the white house unless they are willing to give 110%. sometimes these days his grief overwhelming him. karen travers, abc news, washington. alison: the start of the month was dry. now we have the weekend when you have to keep the umbrellas handy, at least tomorrow. chief meteorologist doug hill has timing when we will see the rain. doug: we could see passing sprinkle or shower sunday. tomorrow is the big day for the high likelihood of showers and storms. at the moment it's gorgeous. 87 at reagan international. clear skies. dew point is down to 52 degrees so it feels cooler

than what the temperature indicates. that doesn't happen around here often on a bright sunny day on this time of the year. overnight is cooler. 56 to 66 with clear skies and a light southeasterly wind. tomorrow everything changes. the future cast shows the clouds roll in after the morning sunshine. by midday we could have showers and storms across the area. in afternoon, we will climb to lower 80's. we may have more patches of showers and another line by tomorrow night at 8:00. by the time we get to sunday morning there could be breaks but upper level system spinning around here on sunday to give us a sprinkle. definitely breezy and cooler. here is our saturday forecast. bowling green in town to play the terps at noon. showers and thunderstorms likely with the temperatures in the 70's. the next seven days, next week will be gorgeous. just this weekend that is the problem. 70% chance of the showers and the thunderstorms tomorrow. then sunday it's breezy as well. we think redskins will be okay. just breezy and chilly. that is it. jonathan? jonathan: okay. hope they are in a winning mood, too. we are learning more today

about the grand money to clear a rape kit backlog in virginia. commonwealth is getting $1.4 million to test more than 2,000 sexual assault evidence kits that are just sitting there. virginia attorney general talked about where the money will help the most. >> if we can stop the predators we can prevent further victimization. it's important to show survivors we are standing with them and that we will not tolerate sexual violence in the commonwealth. jonathan: still ahead for us we will hear from a woman champion this cause and has been doing it for years. we will have that coming up at "abc7 news at 6:00". surprising announcement from baltimore's mayor today. she says she won't run for re-election. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake was highly criticized over the city's handling over the rioting that came in the aftermath of the death of freddie gray. as the trials of the six officers charged in gray's death move forward she says her focus is on helping the city recover.

>> mayor rawlings-blake: the last thing i want for every one of the decisions i make moving forward at a time where the city needs me the most to be questioned in the context of a political campaign. jonathan: the primary for the mayoral race is in april. alison: new information today about booby traps found at frederick watershed forest preserves. we first told you about the devices, which are wooden blocks, as you see here, with the sharp metal blades attached. we told you about this wednesday. the blocks were buried in the ground. only the blades were exposed. the sheriff department is investigating and says it plans to put more cameras on the trails. if you have information, contact authorities right away. a man accused of kidnapping women from their homes in alexandria is in custody this afternoon. police tell us that man followed a woman right to her apartment on north patrick street last night and tried to push her inside. when she screamed, he ran off.

less than an hour later he did the same thing to another woman. he ran off in this case, too, but the officers were able to catch him nearby. >> it's terrifying and concerning. we have shooting around here. in the past month or two. more wary. jonathan: the police have identified the suspect as marquette johnson. who he is held without bond. if you saw anything that raised a red flag, give them a call. now to a "7 on your side" he felt note for you. americans should try to get their blood pressure lower than the current guidelines. this is according to researchers who say this is life saving information. elizabeth hur has more. elizabeth: the finding of the study looking at high blood pressure to convince the researchers at the national heart, blood and lung institute decided to end the

study more than a year early. federal health officials stating the results americans should try to keep the systolic blood pressure, the top number, below 120. lower than the current guidelines of 140 or 150 for people older than 60. >> this is striking and impressive. the alliance decided to stop the trial early, at least the intervention portion of the trial early announce the results. >> they are saying the blood pressure if tightly controlled could reduce chances someone has a heart attack or stroke and dies from heart disease. elizabeth: it tested 5,000 men and women to keep the pressure under 120. they concluded the risk of heart attack or stroke was reduced by a third and the risk of death was cut by nearly a quarter. experts say the results are preliminary. >> the problem is they don't give us enough information to decide for ourselves whether we should change what we are doing for patients. >> concerns over the side

effects from the drugs keeping the number that low some health officials say they will proceed with caution. >> this is new to shake up how we treat blood pressure if the findings held up. >> the experts say don't do anything but wait until the findings are reviewed and released this year. elizabeth hur, new york. jonathan: new developments out of arizona. law enforcement officials are now taking two possible persons of interest. man and a woman into custody after a string of highway shootings in phoenix. this has been terrifying for people out there. there have been 11 shootings in less than two weeks. striking cars with bullets and other objects just driving down the highway. reminiscent of the sniper shooting here in d.c. but the difference is nobody in arizona was seriously hurt. coming up for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- are you ready for the miss america pageant? we take you to atlantic city

with a preview of what the hosts think we'll be talking about on monday. alison: still ahead, new developmentsments in ashley madn hack. the new information out today and how you might get into someone's account. that is when "abc7 n

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jonathan: it's miss america weekend in atlantic city. are you ready for pageant? alison: kit o'shea is there with a preview of what the hosts things we'll be talking about on monday. >> this is all about fun ahead of the big competition on sunday in atlantic city. behind me the girls of miss america, outstanding teen having fun right now. playing golf. everywhere you go it's miss america here in atlantic city. earlier today we caught up with the host of the show, chris harrison and brooke burke and asked what you can expect to see on sunday night. >> 95 years of celebration. there will be big surprises. >> the first ten minutes will have a big one. >> chop, give me something -- c'mon, give me something. >> they don't trust us enough to tell us what they'll do. >> i love live tv. i look forward to it. >> as we come back on

boardwalk here the 52 contestants that compete have a busy schedule. tomorrow a big parade. the big show is 9:00 p.m. on abc7. in atlantic city, miss america, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. you know the funny thing about miss america pageant is the mistakes made. that is the stuff. alison: that is what you watch for? jonathan: coming up for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the ashley madison hack. someone released millions of passwords. we will let you know some of the popular passwords used. alison: update to our "7 on your side" consumer investigation. deadly dosage. the action taken to make powdered caffeine safer. >> ♪ happy birthday >> at 108 years young she is the longest living female world war ii vet. i'm mike carter-conneen in northwest washington. coming up, i will take you inside the v.a. special celebration

alison: the v.a. hospital posted a big tarty to celebrate a big birthday. alice dixon is turning 108 years young. jonathan: as mike carter-conneen reports she has quite the story to tell and quite the personality. >> ♪ happy birthday mike: vet van volunteers, family members wished her a happy birthday. >> i'm 108 years old. >> born in 10907, she is -- 1907, she was one of nine children. >> we have longevity in the family. mother is 91, the baby. >> the oldest living female world war ii veteran. she joined in 1943, stationed in england and france in the postal services, one of the first african-american women in the army. >> she asked earlier i wonder why god let me live so long? i said you have so much to give and so much to offer.

>> the community living center in northwest washington and it has been a tough year for miss dixon with a bit of a health scare. but today they say she is feeling fine and feisty as ever. >> she is a good-hearted person. >> you can learn a lot from her. but she can be feisty. >> dixon met both obamas and even told the president jokes in the ol' office. >> a jokester. >> today she was the most important person in the room. >> makes me feel good. >> with all the lovely people. in northwest -- >> i feel special. >> mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. >> there you go. she is still dancing! so much more to this interview as you can imagine. it's all available only online at wjla.com. including some of her favorite dirty jokes. soloing on to hear more -- so,

log on to hear more from her. jonathan: she felt special. even wanted to make her feel special. for everything she has done for our country we thank you for that. alison: happy birthday. jonathan: video, look at this. massive gun theft that took place in texas. the controls drove through a wall with a pickup truck. this was in plano, texas, they took off with 90 guns. after the break-in, the thieves ditched the drug, which turned out to be stolen. police in plano are offering $10,000 reward in catching these guys. "7 on your side" with a consumer alert. we were the first to tell you about the dangers of pure powdered caffeine hitting the market. two young men died after they thought it could boost their workouts. alison: consumer investigators kimberly suiters followed up her report from nine months ago. kimberly, has the f.d.a. banned this powdered quaff teen? -- caffeine?

kimberly: they have taken the first step toward it and are aggressively monitoring the marketplace to warn companies to do the right thing and take the unsafe product off the market. >> the f.d.a. is not talking about the caffeine you might drink in coffee. this is a pure powdered form. >> it's an unsafe product. kimberly: the coupcil for responsible nutrition. they do not always agree with the f.d.a. this time, though, there is no debate. >> we really appreciate that "7 on your side" is out there helping spread the word about the potential dangers of the product. kimberly: "7 on your side" demonstrated the potential for dosage confusion in january when the f.d.a. issued the first warning to consumers. the recommended dose is 1/16th of a teaspoon. a lethal dose two teaspoons. that is the caffeine equivalent of drinking 50 cups of coffee in one sitting. that report helped convince c.r.n. to issue its own

no-sale policy to the members. two young men died after they tried powdered caffeine one time. wade sweat, 24 years old and newly married. logan steiner, 18 years old, days away from high school graduation. >> it's worse than a street drug. kimberly: the families shared the heartbreak with the f.d.a. that sent out enforcement letters warning five companies stopped selling powdered caffeine or face f.d.a. action including says zure of the product. kimberly: -- seizure of the product. kimberly: do you feel it's enough to get it off the marketplace? >> i hope so. i believe the language is strong and it shows the consumers and the industry that this is a potentially lethal product and should not be used by consumers and it would be irresponsible to sell. kimberly: "7 on your side" checked and two of the companies listed this as out of stock. we did find other online sources. companies not named by the f.d.a. and the individual sellers on ebay.

so the stuff is still out there. "7 on your side" actually bought this one months ago when it was more readily available. you want to watch out, though, for places like the gym where people might just have it in a baggy and you have no idea how much is in there. f.d.a. specifically alerts parents that the product may be attractive to young people. reporting live in the newsroom, kimberly suiters. alison: thank you. now a consumer alert today from apple. it announced a new way to pay for the gadgets. now you can lease items. from apple. like ipad or iphone. but does the deal end up costing you more money? >> you are still paying the same price as if you bought brand new and paid full price out of the box. you are paying it over time. the difference is that after 12 months you get to upgrade to the new phone. alison: tech experts say if your goal is to pay the least amount of money for the phone and you don't care about upgrading every year the cheaper option is to buy it through the wireless carrier at a discount.

if you have stories you want our "7 on your side" team to look into call the story tip line. number is there. 866-236-3401. jonathan: i want to update you now on the ashley madison hack. 11 million passwords have been released. they released the name of the people who logged in. now they release the passwords the. most popular -- secret. help me. midnight. for some reason i no v no clue why "yamaha." they analyzed this by ashley madison and wanted to get out the information. we boiled the numbers and down look at the passwords. this is the most common. alison: there has to be something to the yamaha. two michigan state lawmakers out of office over the affair. they expelled cindy gamrat for having an affair with representative todd courseer and trying to cover it up. corser decided to re-sign rather than be expelled.

the police plan to investigate the pair for potential criminal wrongdoing. jonathan: around the nation for you. wildfire in california has tripled in size just since thursday night. now it's 15,000 acres and still burning out of control. the butte fire, which is 10% contained but that is such a small number, this is located outside of sacramento. mandatory evacuations now underway. the fire has destroyed eight structures. it also threatened ancient sequoia trees and a wildcat haven the fresno county. the winds throughout in the foothills are picking up and making it more dangerous. amazing video in minnesota. the images of the northern lights. they were shot along the st. croix river in pine county. look at the colors. north of indianapolis. it really lights up the night. you think it's daylight. the woman who shot the video is a flight attendant and sid she studied the phenomena 24/7. she got a street there. alison: beautiful. jonathan: ever seen them?

alison: no. jonathan: i have seen them one time and really, i thought something was wrong. my friend said these are the northern lights. you are driving up and the whole sky lights up. doug: nothing like that around here. lightning tomorrow. it will lighten up. we have the maryland game and redskins game on sunday. a lot going on this weekend. outdoor things. it's amazing how quickly the beach sort of closes up. if you have beach plans tomorrow is not a good day. we move in the day on sunday for the beaches, for the ocean city and rehoboth beach, quite cool. temperatures are only in the lower 70's. let's talk about the maryland game tomorrow. calling for the temperatures around 79 degrees. 1:00 in the afternoon. showers and thunderstorms. some may contain heavier downpours and gusty winds. we will see the highs approaching 80 or so. not quite as humid. the cooler air will arrive for the day on sunday. that is where we look at the temperatures that will be in the lower to the middle 70's.

a good deal of sunshine. however, we can rule out a chance for isolated shower or two. it won't be a wash-out. if you have plans for the redskins game on sunday, it's ago. however, you may see a few raindrops. check to traffic with robert altman. robert: good evening. we are looking at a lot of slow traffic. start out on southbound 95. intermittent delays from springfield to woodbridge. once beyond woodbridge, solid delays moving in toward the area of fredericksburg. route 17 is jammed up solid over on the southbound side. also moving in through dumfries heavy traffic up to 34 to make your way through the fredericksburg area. outbound route 50. all of a sudden seeing a jam-up for beltway up beyond 704. there highlight be something in the roadway. once beyond from 97 over the severn river bridge. the delays continue. beltway is still jam-packed from the dulles toll road to move toward the area of college park and continuing out through route 50.

take a look. left of the screen. that is the outer loop heading toward 50 in toward 95 northbound. that is the latest on the abc7 traffic center. back to you. alison: thank you so much. still to come on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- a scam alert. there are ads floating around on facebook if you take action on them could rip you off. we'll have the information you need to know before logging back introducing the first ever

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jonathan: this probably sounds too good to be true. if you love just driving around, how about this? you can make money by just driving around. alison: that is the lure of the ads you may see these days. you might have seen them on facebook. consumer reporter john matarese has a caution before you sign up so you don't waste your money. john: almost everyone in the d.c. area would like to earn extra money. how about a few hundred dollars to advertise popular sports drinks on the side of your car? well, wait until you hear what happened to one man who tries to sign up. we have all seen cars wrapped

with ads. maybe you spotted a red bull mini cooper or a van advertising monster or rock star energy drink. craig saw an ad pop up on facebook and thought why not? >> it was an advertisement. put decals on the car to advertise rock star energy drink and they would pay you $400 a week. looked good. john: so he applied. in days he received an envelope that said he was selected and it came with a check to pay a detailer to put rock star o'logos over his honda. >> i would cash the check, take out my first week's payment and pay the detailer the remaining of the check. john: but how he was supposed to pay the detailer that set off alarm bells in his head. rather than driving to a local detail shop, instructions were bizarre. >> money gram the rest of the check to the detailer. gave me the address. which was in puerto rico. john: this is another version

of the phony check scam according to the better business bureau. the big check you get is fake. and will bounce in a week. after you send your money to the bogus detail shop. the b.b. b. says energy drink don't solicit people with e-mail or facebook ads. they advertise on their own vehicles. not his honda or your old car. it's rare for a company to allow nonemployees to drive cars with the logo on it because there is a risk. you may get caught speeding or cutting off other drivers. be careful so you don't waste your money. i'm john matarese, abc7 news. alison: a tense afternoon at union station on the anniversary of 9/11. >> i heard someone scream, "he's got a gun." i heard a gunshot. kimberly: a violent confrontation stops train and forces evacuations that rattles nerves. 9/11 14 years later. it's not just about remembering anymore. how some mark the day in a new way. >> shut it down. so it's safe. >> "7 on your side" goes back to a local school that the

officials once declared mold-free. the iteam has documents that tell a different story. announcer: now, "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. scott: shots ring out at union station forcing people to evacuate and train service grinds to a halt. tonight we know that it was a security guard who opened fire. d.c. bureau chief sam ford was one of the first reporters on the scene and he joins us now live to explain what happened. sam? sam: scott, according to police, it happened at an entrance of union station between the security and the exchange commission and kaiser permanente. a man stabbed a woman in the side and took off running with a security guard from kaiser hot on his heels. well, when they got into the train station where mcdonald's is, they say that this man turned and lunged at the security guard with a knife and the guard shot him. [sirens] it was around 12:45 this

afternoon when the shots rang out and the calm left union station. some people fled. others sheltered in place. the results, police say, of a domestic dispute. witnesses said it happened at mcdonald's. a man stabbed a woman in her side and started running. security guard pursued the stabber and according to police then turned and lunged at the guard with the knife. the guard shot him in the side. >> both individuals, the male and the female have been transported to area hospitals with what we believe are non-life threatening injuries. with this being 9/11, fears were heightened. >> in a busy train station at lunchtime, the sound of gunshot sent many scurrying for exits. >> we heard the shot it and we ran. that's it. >> you didn't know what -- >> i didn't know what was going on. i was trying to get out of there. i have eight kids and two grand children. >> this worker crouched with the customers in her store. >> we were shaken. everybody is running. everyone is to a small