[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] there is a debate in the district over police body cameras. stephen tschida looks at the

pros and cons. video of an 18-year-old on the sidewalk as the police handcuffed him, sparking cries of police brutality last week. but some say that body cameras recording the entire incident would have muted the outrage. >> it would have shown the incident from the officer's point of view from the beginning to the end. stephen: advocates of body cameras and those with deep concerns spoke out. much of the discussion centered on what images will be withheld under the current proposal. >> it would include assaults from police officers? >> we would always protect the identity of a witness to a crime, always. representatives of the muslim committee raised concerns. they fear that granting the public access to video will .urther victimize muslim women among the crowd today, a

contingent for black lives matter, denouncing the concept of police body cameras. of timenk it is a waste and a deflection of the relationships we need to be talking about. the university of virginia student filed a lawsuit following his arrest. theese johnson issuing alcoholic beverage control board and three abc officers for three million dollars, claiming unlawful detention and excessive use of force by the three officers. video and photos of johnson being pinned to the sidewalk went viral. all charges were eventually dropped. to normalcy is on display in baltimore, six months after looters hit a cvs pharmacy during a riot. a grand opening sermon he was held on martin luther king boulevard. right aid was one of several pharmacies broken into and looted during the riots. the city of falls church is

suspending its sidewalk camera program. the decision follows an official advisory opinion from the commonwealth attorney general. the issue was whether citations of cars passing a school bus can be e-mailed to the violator oh must be served in person. specify in the law. especial honor for d.c. schools, d.c. mayor muriel bowser announced grant money for community schools and partnerships between the school and community resources. one of those honored schools in northeast washington will receive a grant for $175,000. d.c. has become the fastest improving school system in the country. we also awarded $1 million across six schools to integrate academic and physical health.

tolye: the primary goal is increase academic achievement and ensure family well-being. an update on a southeast d.c. pizza shop owner who was targeted in repeated armed robberies. said thatr-conneen she decided to stay in the ward eight location, with the community rallying around. pizza owner refused to install a plexiglass afford abut she cannot security system. that changed today after thousands in donations via gofundme. >> we came together with the community and all 8 wards donated. mike: the bowser administration said they are working to protect small businesses like this one. >> the small businesses will get the support they need to fill

many activity and make sure they are safe. mama was overwhelmed by the key minute a response. >> she knows your voice, your name, your face, she remembers your children. she is part of our community. she is like a family member. mike: the humidity donated more than $6,000 to install -- the humidity donated more than $6,000 to install the surveillance cameras. >> we got you going in and going out. mama: it happens everywhere, but it will not happen here again. mike: she already feels more secure and has gratitude. mike carter-conneen, abc 7 news. kellye: coming up -- remembering batman.l hero known as

how some admirers are continuing his mission. if you see news happening, take a picture and e-mail it to pic # @wjla.com, and include your name and where you took the picture. devon: a front pass-through today, northwest wind has picked up a chill. the forecast coming up.

kellye: breaking news from north

carolina, north carolina central university is on lockdown because of an active shooter. the shooter is on campus and students were told to seek shelter. no other details have been released, but we will bring you updates as we get them. honoring a local hero, the d.c. very own batman died in a tragic accident in august, but last week he was remembered in a special way. kevin lewis shows us at children's hospital. superheroes spent the day bringing joy to kids with cancer at children's national health system. this guardian gathering set to honor the life of the route 29 batman, remembered for visiting hundreds of ill children at hospitals across the country. >> i'm catwoman. batman well and

considered him the superhero godfather. >> he would come in and it was like the rest of us were invisible. >> he told them how strong they were and how brave they were, and that made me want to do it that much more. >> you're going to be strong and get through this. batman will not be seen in these rooms or halls again, his legacy is visible. kevin lewis, abc 7 news. just ahead, a look at the forecast.

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for chief meteorologist doug hill, the circle solar -- circle silver award. leon: it was not always lights and cameras. doug hill was a maryland boy, fascinated with whether or when on his seventh birthday his home was hit by lightning. he learned everything he could about the weather. being areamed of professional baseball player and was a prince george's county police officer. returned tofinally

his advocation and went on the air in richmond. doug basically had a career before he went into broadcasting, so he yard he had his feet on the ground in new how to deal with people. it was nice to watch him as a kid in detroit. he cam home to washington and powerhouse channels in washington. maureen: we had such a good time. it's like being in high school with your best friend and playing pranks on each other and being supportive of each other. television news was a lot looser those days, on air and off. we were the youngest members of the dream team. to make people

believe we have the same age. look at me, look at doug hill. it's the kind of place where you had to find your place and just get good. leon: doug has helped a generation of meteorologi get od, on 9 and a 7. armyat is part of doug's over there. brian: there are many times we don't fully know. it's possible one of these other models could have it right. absolutely that could happen. and calm,e stays cool and that is the kind of credibility and confidence that helps build an audience. doug: santa claus is coming. leon: with doug, what you see is

what you get. brian: whether you have known years or five days were five hours, he makes you feel like you have known him forever. on the weekend hanging out, everybody at the party will be like, hey, doug! he is always generous with his time, with his money, his intelligence, helping people. >> if anything, that award is long overdue. my goodness. congratulations, doug, we are so happy that we have the honor of working with them everyday fuzzed up is really a special guy. devon: could not happen to a better person. mentoringlove the aspect. reporters encouraged him to go into the business, and he does the same with the weather guys. it's so great. devon: that was just the tip of the iceberg. you do not hear from eileen

whelan, jacqui jeras, adam caskey, who many years was under doug hill, he is in san antonio you heard from brian and steve. many interns have come through. let's get to the forecast tonight, a snapshot from the marine corps memorial, that is where the marine corps marathon finish today. a wonderful night, a wonderful night to celebrate a wonderful man. at cloud cover, mostly sunny skies. frederick is the coldest spot tomorrow morning. 57 downtown in washington, real-time temperatures. the satellite and radar together, the front went through much earlier today. that eventually brought in the northwest wind. that did not come in until midday come early afternoon. the breeze was only for a few hours, until 6:00, so maybe you

were at home watching the games in the afternoon. breeze kind of goes away, shifts northeast tomorrow. bright sunshine monday. tuesday, clearly a lot more cloud cover coming back. a couple showers possible late in the day. the next two days, monday into tuesday, resetting the forast be coldt, it will tomorrow, 35, nearly 50 downtown washington. plenty of sunshine in the futurecast, uniform temperatures. not that warm with sunshine, right around 60 nearly everywhere. the town of washington, rappahannock county, 61 as well. tuesday, futurecast confirms we have cloud cover quickly building in, may have rain late in the day, upper 50's. ast, cloud cover

tonight, lingering into the morning. could make for a beautiful sunrise looking eight, 48 degrees when you wake up. the clouds go away, bright sunshine in the afternoon. it is a cool day. forget your jacket because it will be a chilly start. cloud cover tuesday, rain showers wednesday. there is a chance wednesday we could have thunderstorms embedded in the afternoon and evening time frames. halloween,ad to should be pict a local couple turn to

seven on your side for a wedding ring mystery. they found the wedding ring near an elementary school but had no idea who it belonged to. that is when they called horace holmes to track down the owner. ellen thompson admits fan of lovee stories. >> she will be so happy. she hasn't exercised over this ring that she has had for about a month. she has no idea who it belongs to. >> it caught your eyes in the

streetlight, gleaming. her latest romance is a childhood crush who she began dating a few years ago. he is a custom odeon at glebe elementary school in arlington. one day last june after a big event at the school, he looked down and saw the ring. >> i was trying to see if it was a real gold. horace: he turned it over to the school to see if anybody would claim it. nobody came for the ring, so the school gave it back to avery. >> thought i would take it to the pawn shop. horace: thompson said no way. she bought it from him for $25, not knowing how to find the owners. the nice features of all the other stores and i said, that would be perfect. somebody's going to claim that ring. they contacted us,

hoping we could put a picture of the ring on the tv. here it is. lots of clues on the inside. the engraving gives a date, likely a wedding date, and then there are what appears to be the initials of the happy couple. >> i know if i lost that ring or my husband lost that ring, i would have loved getting it back. i think somebody will come forth for the ring. >> i hope so. horace: horace holmes, abc 7 news.

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breaking news from durham, north carolina, the lockdown has been lifted at north carolina central university. there were reports of an active shooter, but the campus receive the all clear and normal activities resumed. devon: tomorrow starts out chilly, only ending up at 61, starting at 43. cloud cover tuesday, rain on wednesday. , 40's and 50's. eileen whelan will be here bright and early to talk about the forecast and tracking the arrival of the wednesday rain. kellye: thank you for joining us.

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