building sent out an e-mail about an issue to drill that was going to take place later today. we received an e-mail about a drill that was going to happen today. it was forwarded to another person inside the building. and that employee interpreted it as being real. reporter: that employee called police. police followed protocol and cleared each floor. nathan dickerson was out to lunch and came back to find police around his building. >> we were trying to find out what was going on. i guess the people were calling. everybody was trying to find out was anybody hurt or anything like that. now we are finding out it was basically just a drill. was aer: again, this notice that the drill was going to happen and nothing happened

at the building during this time. police either our measures in place for people like this to notify the police when in fact a drill is going to happen. they are looking into what happened and why that was not done earlier today. no danger there. whenever they are notified of something like this, they will respond in full force, making sure there is no danger. brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> my first instinct was to run. i did not want to die. jonathan: a young black man detained by police but never arrested. alison: you are looking at video of his interaction with d.c. officers. stephen is a northwest washington with his side of the story and where the case goes from here. udc where heare at is studying music. he and his friend and their attorney discussed this cell

phone video which rounds shot with his cell phone monday on capitol hill. had been at anby atm machine. shortly afterwards a police suv raised up to them. he said it stopped very close to him. he addressed today why when the officer. out of that vehicle he took off running. , i saw pepper spray in a got in my car. my first instinct was to run because i didn't want to die. i feared for my life. >> we will be looking into civil rights violations. under section 1983, wrongful imprisonment, false imprisonment, intentional infliction of emotional distress, battery. reporter: he says the images of other incidents involving black men and police which is played out over the past year were

foremost in his mind when he saw this police officers coming towards him. as far as their attorney and where we go from here, he says he wants to make sure those responsible are held accountable, even if it is eventually lead to a lawsuit. stephen tschida, abc 7 news. jonathan: an update on a story we brought to you yesterday. a man caught peeping at a mother and a child in a bathroom stall is on the loose. prison -- prince william county police are still looking for him. he apparently dresses of the woman and holds a mirror and a phone with a camera underneath the bathroom stall. the most recent incident happened at potomac mills where 35-year-old mother noticed a flash under the stall. police believe the suspect may be the person caught on surveillance camera at a woodbridge walmart back in may. if he looks familiar, give them a call. dollars from a

man with dementia posts spend the next five years of her life by bars. rosetta warned was sentenced today. prosecutors say she met the 87-year-old man at an assisted living facility and convinced him they were an item, than gain access to his credit cards and bank accounts. she racked up $400,000 in purchases, including an $86,000 car. n's attorneyr defending her outside of court today. >> she is 66 years of age and she has a lot of problems. they will put her in jail. the state says she swindled an old man at a lot of money. >> it was a lot of money. jonathan: we are told honr was weekendwill spend the getting her life in order before she heads off to prison on monday. alison: we are watching changes in the forecast for the first time since spring. colder air is settling in.

with it the potential for cross for many of us. in we might live not see the 70's for some time, right? doug: tomorrow we will have another beautiful day even with the cold front coming through. not quite as pristine about -- as what we have right now. clear skies for the most part. cool, 55 degrees with a northwesterly wind. temperatures very comfortable. still holding on to 70 in manassas. 66 degrees in frederick. no clouds locally. clouds on the way with a cold front. we think the rain will stay to the north. it will be mild in the afternoon and then turning sharply cool for the weekend. here is your hour-by-hour overnight. dropping into the 50's. maybe a cloudy start but then improving too much chillier weather over the weekend. alison: thank you. another day of emotional testimony. son taking the

stand in describing the scene he found and the fear he felt. jeff goldberg is outside the fairfax county courthouse. really nothing more difficult for that son than having to relive that awful scene? reporter: this was awful. it was the most tense and emotional moment of the trial to this point. chris dunning, it was now 35 years old, could not hold back tears in the 911 call was played inside the courtroom and neither could other people. 's testimony began with a question. do you remember the morning of december 5, 2003. he said yes, that was the day my mother was murdered. on that morning jim and chris dunning, the husband and son of nancy dunning, plan to meet her at a restaurant after she went to target. when she did not show and phone calls went unanswered, both men went looking for her. ehris arrived at their hom

and saw her mother's car in the garage. i knew then something was wrong, he said. he went inside and saw a shopping back from target in and saw nancy dunning lying on the floor. several times i said, oh my gosh that she was not responsive." prosecutors then play the gutwrenching 911 call placed by chris as others in the courtroom cried. god.eed help now. all my oh my god." at this point jim dunning had arrived and got on the phone. "my wife is been killed. she is dead in a pool of blood. my wife has been murdered." investigated in the murder but never charged. he died in 2012. the defense is made it clear they will raise the possibility that jim dunning is in some way responsible for nancy's death,

not charles severance. we heard the 911 tape and what happened after that call was placed. we will tell you what happened coming up at 5:00. jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. alison: thank you. jeff was heading back into the courthouse for more testimony. he will be live tweeting everything. you can follow him on twitter. us at abc 7 follow news for all of the day's headlines. to 15bruno was sentenced years in prison after an outburst in court today. he ran over a d.c. police officer in march of 2013. shawn hickman is still recovering from those injuries. this case highlighted a chronic problem within the d.c. fire department. coming up at 5:00 and 6:00, how this hit and run ended up helping to bring sweeping changes to the d.c. fire and ems. the war in afghanistan

was was be winding down. instead, 5500 servicemen and women will remain in afghanistan. stephen by the president made his decision and why the pentagon has made its decision as well. reporter: a major reversal for president obama on what he hoped would be part of his administration's legacy. pulling all u.s. troops out of afghanistan. maintain decided to our current posture of 9800 troops in afghanistan through most of next year, 2016. reporter: this will bring the number of troops down to 5500 by early 2017. initially the plane was to do that by the end of this year and then have an embassy-only presence by the end of next year. >> maintaining our current posture through most of next year, rather than a more rapid drawdown will allow us to sustain our efforts to train and assist afghan forces as they grow stronger. reporter: one analyst says training afghan troops is not the same as training american troops.

>> we are dealing with a different society, a different cultural norm. i think it is taking time to overcome a lot of those societal norms. reporter: the president says the delay is necessary given recent events in afghanistan. >> the taliban has made gains, particularly in rural areas. and is still wants deadly attacks in cities. reporter: and surgeons have more the country than at any time since the post-9/11 invasion. afghanistan's defense minister says the country still needs help. >> we need some level of support that would enable us or help us to really establish -- jonathan: stay with abc 7 news at 4:00. at the bottom of the hour we will profile an army captain injured in afghanistan but he is set to receive the medal of honor. he went to the university of maryland, graduated from walter johnson high school in bethesda,

and we will take you back to his hero come coming. heroicrote on coming -- homecoming. -- the interim police commissioner kevin davis on permanently. the demonstrators said they want during the process and would not be the meeting until city officials agreed to meet with their demands. the mayor declined the meeting. after several hours police arrested protesters for trespassing. the full city council still has to prove davis' appointment and that vote is scheduled for monday. dennis hastert has reportedly reached a plea deal in his hush money case. he is charged with paying $3.5 million to cover up an incident while he was a high school teacher and wrestling coach in illinois. it'd been alleged he was trying to cover up sexual abuse. while details of the plea will not become available until hearing which is scheduled for

october 28. jonathan: congresses two fewer days to raise the debt selling. the country runs out of money to pay the debt in a few weeks, november 3. jack lew says the u.s. will only build the patriots with cash we arty have at this week and it will be enough to pay the bills. the definite is already set at a little over $18 trillion. 4:00, how you can score a box of lucky charms with just the marshmallows. nothing else. alison: say it isn't so. uber will soon be offering a new service. i can cut down on the cost of your commute ahead on abc 7 news . -- lamarrmore odom odom on life support.

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what led to that call. marcy gonzales has that in an update on odom's condition. reporter: he is fighting for his life in this las vegas hospital. a source reportedly in the room with him telling espn the former los angeles lakers star showing small signs of improvement. >> is the conscious? >> no! reporter: he was rushed to the hospital on monday after the workers at this legal brothel in nevada found him unconscious and called 911. >> there is blood coming out of his nose and mouth. reporter: staffers at the love ranch said he spent four days there, at times drinking, doing cocaine, and taking an herbal viagra. revealing the night before he was found, odom's mood had suddenly changed. >> he got a phone call. it seemed to have bummed an out.

he said he wanted to spend the night alone. reporter: does been a challenging year for the father of two. cut from the york next and splitting from his wife, khloe kardashian. people magazine reports she is making his medical decisions. as friends and their -- send their love and prayers. >> i really hope he pulls through. that's really important because he is has -- he has such a big part. reporter: of the hospital is keeping quite on his prognosis. he could be weeks for the toxicology results are back. alison: this incident with odom raises safety issues about herbal supplements, although it is not clear if it played a role in his condition. supplements do not need fda approval to hit the market. the claims manufacturers but on the product must note the fda has not approved them, unless the fda has approved the settlement.

the fda urges if you've had a problem with a supplement that you have taken to contact them. jonathan: all across the world flights and passengers delay because of a glitch. -- customs computers shutdown overnight. lines stretched through terminals. the way together u.s. customs was 90 minutes. the issue is tracked public back way home and security computer system. it raised security questions but early indications are this glitch was not a hack. i'm not sure that supposed to make us feel better. around the commonwealth, the public information meeting about the insight about the project involves establishing toll lanes between the morning and evening rush hours. it begins of the farm will station the school cafeteria in ashburn, virginia. alison: but get a check on the traffic situation. robert is in the traffic center.

robert: northbound lanes of 270 have stop and go traffic. that heavy traffic as of towards the frederick county line. 295, heavyd.c. traffic continues. all lanes open. good news going into 355 in cedar just south of the belly in bethesda. northbound 395 in virginia just north of glebe road, three left lanes blocked. out of the beltway, university boulevard has a neck and along the left shoulder. delays from 95 in college park. delays in towards the area of luke 29. northbound 29th of the maryland, howard county shut down just before i 70. a nasty wreck their. -- there.

that's the latest on the abc 7 traffic center. alison: a state of disaster declared in parts of texas. wildfires ignited two days ago burning out of control just 45 miles east of austin. 400 homes of it evacuated and the could be even more evacuation orders to come. jonathan: let's talk about the weather situation closer to home. this is one of the chamber of commerce days, absolutely fantastic. doug: maybe even a few degrees warmer although a cold front is coming in. over the weekend it is all going to change. we have to use the word "colder" this time of year. it sound like january-february cold. highs in the 50's. colder for the weekend. the national weather service has released their u.s. winter weather outlook. this is a very strong el niño year and this is what folks expect across the country.

a snapshot as farce temperatures go. they think this area is equal chance. we will be slightly favoring above normal temperatures for our hearts of the country. former to the west. this is the outlook. there are so many different weather features coming into place beyond el niño. it's a good starting point. we're kind of in the 40% probability of being above average rainfall. area.in the greater lakes comportment with our outlook for a strong el niño season. more on that. 68 at reagan national now. comfortable weather across the mid-atlantic. is turning a bit cooler behind this cold front approaching but it is not terribly cold. a cold front coming across lake erie right now. is that moves east it will take most of the rain with it. i don't see anything more than a few clouds tomorrow morning.

it will still be mild by this time tomorrow afternoon and then is to get into the weekend that is in the gusty winds and chilly temperatures arrive. here is a look at that for you for the next seven days. still mild tomorrow. upper 50's on saturday. still a bit breezy, sunny but chilly on sunday. sunshine and a slow warming trend starting monday. near he a drop of rain to be seen. -- nary a drop of rain to be seen. jonathan: a high school football coach is now asked to stop crying with this players. joe kennedy play after -- pray after the game and it is not mandatory. even the opposing teams will join in sometimes. at first the school district was fine at this. now some people have filed a complaint about this. the district is recently sent out a letter essentially telling kennedy to stop praying. his attorney says the coach is perfectly within his rights.

it's obviously a free country and it is not mandatory. we've got a lot of feedback on facebook as a result. vanessa wrote in "nice job. never, ever be ashamed to pray." he disagrees. "he should be removed immediately." curious to what you guys have to say. we love hearing your comments. you can go to our facebook page. you can join the conversation there. coming up at 4:00, the new was fighter jet. we will show you the new at 35. you will not believe how long the military has been working on this plane. alison: me a medal of honor recipient. we will look at his heroism in afghanistan when we first met him in 2012. afghanistan when we first met him in 2012. abc 7 news a

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speaking of taking pictures of your food, if you ever taken when the story is for you. the most instagramed food is pizza according to research and the communications firm last 80. they get hamburgers 10-1. in case you were wondering, the second-most instagramed food is sushi. jonathan: i never understand why people take pictures of their food. netflix is experiencing some growing pains. the popular service so they added 880,000 u.s. subscribers in july through september. normally that is good news. but it is far short of that more than one million the company was hoping for. they blame it on the transition to chip-based credit and debit cards. it created -- an inability to collect money. alison: firefighters battling a

blaze remotely. it sounds like something out of the future but it is coming sooner than you might think. two aerospace companies unveiled their latest tech and lockheed martin showed up on manned helicopters used to help dump water on wildfires in idaho. and he firefighters at a safe distance. that is the whole point. the bill is $5 billion. jonathan: if it saves lives, that is a good thing. the f 35t fighter jet, strike fighter. theyoint strike fighter, have been in development for 15 years. did we build the pyramid the last time? it's one of the most lethal fighter jets in the world. a different type of jet is made for different branch of the military. alison: 15 years. howl to come on abc 7 news,

you can talk to your children when it comes to avoiding online predators. sheriff michael chapman is here to talk about the courses available for you. that is coming up. reporter: a possible new requirement for high school graduation in the district of columbia. on suzanne kennedy. i will have that story when abc on suzanne kennedy. i will have that story when abc 7 news ♪song: "that's life"

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mandatory to graduate high school in d.c.? suzanne kennedy joins us live to explain. reporter: right now the council is considering whether it should be mandatory to have one of these and all d.c. public schools. this is a different relator. ribulator.n someone it to be a requirement for all d.c. to learn cpr. 27 other states have a law on the books already, including maryland and virginia. >> is a vital life skill that will have the rest of their lives. if you lined in high school, maybe you will never need to use it. but when were 50 years old he will remember what you learned that one day that might help. reporter: it is part of the curriculum that it is not a graduation requirement here in the district.

coming up at 5:00 i went to the issue to a woman who is making it her personal crew's a to make sure -- personal crusade to make sure students learn how to do cpr for the graduate. suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. jonathan: the fate of frederick's controversial statute of a supreme court says -- subject will be cited tonight. be board of aldermen will voting if the statue of tawny should be removed from city hall. he held at the dred scott decision which affirmed slavery. it's that time of year. temperatures falling fast. it seems to be getting darker much earlier. a real chill is on the way. doug hill is back in with a look at the change in the weather. the nice part is at least we get to see the leaves change. doug: a gorgeous pattern underway. speaking of days getting shorter, only three more weeks

until we go back to standard time. bright sunshine outside. 68 in the nation's capital. 68 at most locations with mostly clear skies. on the top you see the green. those are showers ahead of the cold front heading this way. it appears that most of the showers will miss our area. if we have anything, he will be mostly sprinkles. the big change is the temperature. are temperature regime will change. nighttime lows will drop into the 30's saturday night and sunday night. 20's the cost -- across new england. it may set the stage for the first frost of the season. tonight, pleasant enough. 50 and sunshine developing after clouds in the morning tomorrow. breezy and much cooler and 60 at best on saturday. even mid 50's for the highs on sunday. more about the weekend in a few minutes. alison: thank you so much. 11 county sheriff's department is holding a series of technology, safety, and drug awareness classes.

these are not for kids. these are for parents. i'm joined by the sheriff himself, mike chapman. these are special classes. unusual that they are for the parents. what are these for? sheriff chapman: we have runs class for three years throughout the county at all the high schools in all the parents. who want the parents to be exposed to whether children are exposed to on the internet. unless they go through this class they realize they did not realize how much their children were exposed to when it comes to potential violations or predators or access to drugs. leading the parents know what the kids are doing out there. that is why we teach them. alison: a lot of parents are not quite sure exactly what the kids are into. they are a little bit intimidated by the internet. three mainrents do? things to make sure their children are safe? sheriff chapman: make sure you are committed getting with your children.

there are a lot of things that you think you just, like reverse mentoring when you talk about all the things the kids are doing on the internet. the first things the pay attention to your children and make sure you are communicating with them. if you see anything suspicious or they bring up anything suspicious, make sure you address it with them. make sure you put the computer and area that is accessible and you can monitor what they are doing. and certainly report anything that comes up that might be suspicious or somebody trying to entice them to buy something or something they are not sure of. make sure they communicate that to the parents. that is really the key. communication and more communication. alison: and creating some trust. is there a common trap that parents fall into when it comes to kids online and also kids and drugs? sheriff chapman: when it comes to online, i think it don't realize how much the kids are exposed to. they are gaming online. their creepers out there in some

of the games they play. there may be things communicated back-and-forth of the kids are innocent enough with the parents don't know. the key is against the communicate and make sure you are monitoring what they are doing. and go about in a way that does not intimidate your kids or shut you down. sure you areake communicating so they feel comfortable about talking with you. you don't want to threaten them or take later electronics. maybe just communicating and seeing what they are doing and going from there. alison: think he's a much for being here. the classes are for parents in loudoun county. jonathan? jonathan: thank you. we told you at the top of the newscast about the local men about to receive the medal of honor next month at the white house. inmy caught up with him back 2012. here is the story. forrter: a standing ovation a soldier who put his love for country ahead of his own life. today, he was honored by his former call -- coworkers.

four years ago he was a sales employee. andeft in may of 20 2008 enlisted in the u.s. army. >> i felt it was my time to serve and it was the right decision to do it at the time. to towardse served of duty in afghanistan and was there this year when his appointment was cut short. in august's brigade was attacked by insurgents. he and his team fought hard to save dozens of lives, but sadly four soldiers were killed and he sustained a serious injury to his leg. he is now recovering at walter reed. >> he stepped into the breach, put himself in harms way. not only for his fellow soldiers but for the united states army in the country. there is no higher or finer calling than that. reporter: today they presented him with a special certificate, a crystal award, and even a rolex watch for the timeless efforts they say he spent serving his country. >> it was an honor. >> to him it is not anything

special but to wes we definitely want to recognize him as a hero. reporter: while painful for all the honors, he told us the true credit goes to the team at icorp that taught him how to be a leader and his entire army team, some of whom never made it home. >> i am not a hero. i was just doing my job. it sounds cliche, but that is the latest. alison: wow. jonathan: so nice they took the time to recognize him. and the high school gets a look up to him. that is a real hero. alison: and he is so humble. jonathan: i love it when they say "i'm just doing my job." alison: switching gears. cd lead to the president being impeached? that is on tonight's "scandal" scoop. jonathan:

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child at the national zoo. what you're saying about ba -ba's new behavior. reporter: one week from today uber will allow carpoolers to start wr

alison: 7 on your side is on your side with a health alert. there is a voluntary nationwide recall. they said it mislabeled some of the bottles of acetaminophen. some of the 500 milligram bottles only contain 325 milligrams tablet. there is no threat to consumers. with an: 7 on your side look at the new uber system that could save you money if you don't like sitting in the car with a stranger. mike reports the company will soon offer a carpooling option here in the d.c. region. reporter: this month, d.c. uber users can start uber pool. uses an algorithm to

find convenient, efficient routes from the two other riders going the same direction. >> idea with strangers all the time so not too worried about it. >> actually i feel a little bit safer because a monkey only one of the car. if anything were to happen, you have another person. reporter: the d.c. general manager says in a city where people miss -- spend more time in the car, we are happy to tackle d.c. congestion challenges. uber has not revealed the exact pricing structure, of the website says riders could save up to 50%. >> especially since i'm on a student and on a budget, is helpful. reporter: bridge and split both launched this spring. is a transportation trend but not everyone is on board. >> i would totally jump in but if are going in different directions, it's a longer route

and then it will be cheaper because you going different places. pool will launch on october 22. it will be available in arlington, alexandria, d.c., reagan national, and dulles airport. jonathan: if you play fantasy football, the u.s. justice department and the fbi are investigating the structure of fantasies boards sites. this comes after a draft king's employee one $350,000 on a competing site and posted inside information from draft king. death the agents have been talking to draft about their experience with the site. federal officials want to know if these types of sites have defrauded players and fostered illegal gambling. alison: with ubuntu a moment of cuteness. our newest baby panda is getting a little feisty. let's check in on this live nature of mother and come. -- cub. they are telling us he is

getting a lot more active in rambunctious. ba-ba weighs more than six pounds. he should be on exhibit so we can all go see early next year. sayingn: you know mom is don't poke the bear. i need my sleep. alison: i know about that. look how cute that is. jonathan: we love what you said is great weather pictures. the fall colors and lake mead would. -- meedwood. i love the mirror effect when you look into the water. if you see it, send it. e-mail it to us. give us your name and location and we can put it on the air for you and give you full credit. we have a nice gallery on the website. alison: so nice to see the colors coming our way. jonathan: a chill is heading our way this weekend. you might want to get your sweater. is that time/ steve: right now it is beautiful

out here. without a jacket as we look down the street. a sweater and a jacket, you will need them for the upcoming weekend. take a look. this is where we have the high peak colors. the immediate metro area heading to montgomery county, fairfax, you are looking at moderate but not so much inside the capital beltway. especially in the district and old town alexandria. you will have to wait another week or two. a look at what is going on this weekend. the apple harvest at martinsburg, west virginia. temperatures will only be in the 50's. that is midday temperatures break will start with temperatures in the 30's. the rest of the weekend is closer to home. it will be in the 50's saturday and sunday. around 59 on sunday. a good deal of sunshine on sunday. we will end this with a look at the seven day outlook. if you don't what the cool temperatures, we have a little bit of warmth on the way.

you will have to wait until the middle of next week. the 50's this weekend, middle 50's by tuesday. back in the 70's by wednesday and thursday of next week. a nice, nice afternoon. alison: beautiful. thank you. we will see how things are looking for traffic. robert has a look at evening commute. robert: not good this afternoon. it's been a nasty rush-hour already. -- southbound95 95. all travel lanes blocked. traffic is squeezing by on the right shoulders. a look at the beltway. back in the dulles toll he threw silver spring. an accident right to river road along the left-hand side. that will tie things up. a reckitt university is gone. -- a wreck at university is gone. northbound to 70 just before

montgomery village avenue. also a long outgrown to 95. brake lights are very heavy right now. southbound t 295. that is the latest from the abc 7 traffic center. back to you. >> i can't understand how it happened. jonathan: a lot of people can't believe it. where one arlington man is a living for three years and nobody noticed. that story is coming up.

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jonathan: a man is behind bars in arlington, accused of living up in the church attic. police say this guy had been living there for three years unnoticed.

john gonzalez is in arlington with a bizarre details, including how this famous finally caught. reporter: we've all heard of squatters living illegally. this guy apparently was living inside the attic here at saint chance catholic church in arlington virginia for three years. no one noticed him. william barker has been arrested and charged with unlawful entry. he confessed he would wait for the right time when all was quiet and then use a ladder to climb up. maintenance workers this week found him. they say they heard noises above the kitchen. in the attic police found a large water cooler, food, a guitar, and clothing hanging from the rafters. he would actually attended some of the services here and then wait until everyone was gone. some of the parishioners we've been talking to say they hope you can find some real help. >> i hope there is a

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