something in my drink. reporter: it was halloween night. sophia santa cruz was doing her mother's makeup. across the store, her coworker was acting sinister. surveillance video allegedly shows are unscrewing her fiji water bottle, only to four in a chemical based beauty product. feltstarted drinking and i they burn in my throat. all the way down. i felt like i could have breeze. reporter: santa cruz ran to the bathroom vomiting. officers, "ild guess it did not work." >> it was attempted murder. reporter: while santa cruz does not know the motive, she is aware the potentially debbie ingredients she swallowed. >> sulfur, zinc, like colic acid, alcohol. it's basically a drying lotion. it dries a certain area of your face from acne.

imagine pouring that into your system. you are drying your throat up over your stomach. she tried to kill me, that is all i know. reporter: since our first story at 4:00 i called lemonfield's cell phone. she said "you have no right to call me." and then hung up. kevin lewis, abc 7 news. leon: thank you. getting back to breaking news we first brought you here at 4:00. seven people injured in a car crash, four of them children. alison: brad bell just arrived on the scene in the last 40 minutes. tell us what you are seeing. we have come around from where i was last time speaking with you to the south side of the accident on new hampshire avenue.

you will notice new hampshire avenue southbound is closed. we are just south. there is a black ford mustang in the middle of the road right there. that's one of the cars involved in the wreck. we understand there was one person in that car. the second car is right over here. you can take a look. a white camaro. crash scene investigators are here now and we are not allowed to cross the tape. we understand that in this vehicle there were six people. to adults and four young children ranging in ages from 4 to 1 years old -- 10 years old. three of the children in this car were critically injured. we understand that no one is considered at this point a life-threatening injury. the fourth child in serious condition.

the two adults not that badly hurt. the driver of the black car also not suffering serious injuries. the prince george's county crash investigation team is on scene. those white cars. they come out when there are serious accidents. brad bell, abc 7 news. alison: thank you brad. this was a case of road rage that ended with a minivan slamming into a motel this morning. amazingly no one was hurt in the crash. it was on route 1 in alexandria. jeff goldberg is live in a part of fairfax county. what are the drivers telling you? reporter: we are getting two different stories from two different drivers. you can hear about those in a moment. we are live at the travelers motel. you can see the cleanup is still going on. things look better than they did earlier today. a parked car during the incident went right inside that motel

room. just some of the damage of the incident. it was a clear-cut case of road rage and one that really could've been a whole a worse. one look at the aftermath and you can understand his thoughts as it was happening. >> i'm thinking i'm going to die. literally. just before 11:00 he was driving his starts to ringo south on route one in old town. their two-year-old son in a car seat in the back. --y had emerging issue of with a driver of a toyota corolla. >> he flipped me off. reporter: as they approached the light, obesity corolla driver lexus andclipped a then hit the minivan and they hit the motel at about 40 miles per hour. they hit bushes, polls, any parts honda that crashed into a room before both cars came to a rest. >> i don't know what he was

thinking. he could kill someone. reporter: the driver of the corolla is elmer king of alexandria. thanking god nobody got hurt or killed. reporter: we spoke to him before he get details. was is a run rate situation? -- road rage situation? >> knows her. -- no, sir. reporter: she had just cleaning the room next to this one. >> i saw the car coming to the parking lot. i was like, oh my god. carolyn was standing right next to this room as it happened. you can imagine how shocked and scared she was. the driver of the corolla, elmer king has been charged with a first-class misdemeanor for aggressive driving. this hotel, the travelers hotel has been here for 50 years -- more than 60 years along route one.

this was a dramatic day. we will hear from them coming up at 6:00 about what they will do about rebuilding and moving forward. jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. leon: unbelievable. covering metro tonight, we have were that orange and silver line trains are resuming stops at the armory station this monday. and those trains still without a running quite as frequently. that announcement coming just about an hour before metro told us that they have a new general manager. he has a major task ahead of them. in addition to all the major challenges he is facing, the number of riders is dropping fast. brianne carter is live to explain why. what is the story? reporter: that they think is reliability and the customer complaints of more than 50%.

as they tried to get where they need to go on the rail system. a new general manager potentially going to be here very soon. this after a very long search. after a year-long effort to find a new general manager, paul job.field has the >> a candidate decided to not go forward so we ended up with another great candidate that was equally desired by the board. reporter: he served as the ceo of bwi airport and worked at the administrator at the mayors and that's maryland transmit -- transportation authority. >> i'm expecting it six months a serious plan and within a your or two results. results.r two reporter: according to the latest performance report,

customer complaints are up 52% because of a lack of reliability. the on-time performance from metro rail fell to a new low below 80% and there's not enough cars said to be on the tracks. they need 900 54 rail cars on the tracks during the week for optimal service -- 954 railcars. that everywas below day in july, august, and september. >> part of the issue is the lack of the parts being ordered aickly has contributed, factor in why some of these cars don't have enough parts to be operable and safe. a request made to the board today to change the processing of the parts ordered more quickly and get them on those cars so they can get the cars back out on the tracks. some good news for metro today. they say crime is down the rail system.

also getting the escalators back up and working is improving as well. the general manager will have a lot to look after his he come into this new position. brianne carter, abc 7 news. leon: thanks. let's talk about the weather. clouds this morning gave way to set -- some sun this afternoon. alison: the best is yet to come. doug hill is in the stormwatch 7 weather center. doug: a lot of fog this morning but it cleared up in the early afternoon and clear skies. let's look at laurel, maryland. skies are clear. 66 degrees right now in the winds are light. 69 in springfield. 69 degrees in trinidad. 70 in college park. temperatures will drop. even of the skies are partly cloudy with light, calm winds tonight fog will be an issue tonight and tomorrow morning. partly sunny, breezy, more.

wicked -- warm. we could get near a high of 80 degrees tomorrow. that is rain ahead of a cold front and a leader saturday night. after some morning fog, partly sunny and breezy. highs near 80 degrees. leon: university of maryland lease is searching for a suspect. last night at dorchester hall a man when it sees the restroom when he noticed a phone was recording him. the victim yelled in the fun was removed. new description of the suspect was given but it was in iphone 6 with a gradient blue case -- grey and blue case. alison: hl reported missing 13 years ago has been found in ohio. the now teenager discovered the news himself. julian hernandez it was now 18

had been living in ohio with his father, bobby hernandez but under different names. when the teenager began applying to colleges he learned his social security number could not be verified. julian discovered he was in the database for the national center for missing and lady children. -- exploited children. >> they received hundreds of years -- leads over the years of where he might be. we followed up on every one of them and they all came to be a dead end until i got a call on monday. alison: julian has now been in touch with his mother after all these years. his father has been arrested on a number of charges, including interference of custody. leon: talk about a message of never giving up hope. alison: an incredible story. leon: coming up at 5:00, gone without a trace. the search for a woman it ran out of gas on the gw parkway. alison: getting to the bottom of

the mystery of what happened to the russian jet over egypt. leon: here with the national the russian jet over egypt. leon: here with the national skipper has to

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alison: new information after a man was penned under a greyhound bus in the district. we have learned a doctor just happened to be walking by 7th street and massachusetts avenue when all this happened and sprung into action to help. sam ford spoke with them today about what happened. reporter: when an elderly pedestrian ended up under a greyhound bus yesterday, another pedestrian was the first responder. >> i threw up my pack and i dove under the bus. he was not conscious at that time. he obviously had a very significant fracture of his leg. one of his feet was penned under the wheels of the bus. reporter: she was walking back to her office from chinatown which it came upon the accident. also, witnesses said the doctor who died under the bus was a man. >> he dove under the bus. >> he crawled under the bus. >> my hair was back in i just dove. i doubt anybody really saw me.

reporter: she works at the american medical colleges to the accident scene. d.c. fire and ems came. we want to get them out as quickly as you can get into the hospital. you want to get the medical care. reporter: after about 20 minutes they freed the man who was later stable and talking. the cloud -- crowd applauded when the free him. as for the doctor -- >> i'm a doctor. is what we trained to do. i thought about a own children and it could've been one of them or my husband. reporter: sam ford, abc 7 news. leon: right place right time. capital bikes making it easier to check out bikes anywhere in the system. there is no a feature that allows victims to use the same credit or debit card they used to purchase their membership. previously they had to wait

until he received their keys in the mail before they can begin writing -- riding. athletic gear retailer is closing all of its stores. it is locations along the east coast, including d.c. and marilyn. they filed for bankruptcy last month it failed to buy -- find a buyer. it will now be sold to help coach merchant resources. resources. merchant alison: we could get up to what 79 or 80? doug: the record was set in 1948, i think. a long time. i was a junior in college. [laughter] doug: record high of 78. we will tie it, break it, or 71. -- set a new one. a beautiful sunset looking at the capital wheel and the

potomac bridge and the background. absolutely beautiful weather. temperatures very comfortable. upper 60's. 68 at reagan national. this is an area that had pretty much sunshine from midmorning all the way through to sunset. areas in the east never cleared out. i suspect they will probably stay foggy tonight. areas with sunshine will probably get fog tonight in early tomorrow morning as well. large portions of the eastern u.s. of temperatures at or above average. even more so tomorrow. pretty strong stuff and a southwesterly breeze comes in front of a cold front. i don't think we will be the only location possibly timer setting a new high record. the cold front gets a little closer to us. we are likely to have showers late tomorrow night into saturday morning. the big question is when will be front -- when will the front without and take the clouds with it. we prater is a chance the next front coming in may slowpoke its

way across the region on saturday. we could keep the chance of showers in the afternoon. we are thinking that probably around the day we could see a little clearing the afternoon. sunday looks like a terrific day. by 1:30st shows that tomorrow afternoon we have lots of sunshine. the cold front is on the move. friday night into early saturday morning it will slow down. moisture will come up saturday morning. the question is will it last all day or move out. by midday we should start clearing. the clouds will be south and east of the metro area. the forecast tonight, partly cloudy skies. winds could go calm and i can guarantee areas of fog. places with 62 degrees by early tomorrow morning. we will find out after tomorrow afternoon is whether we tied or broke the record. calling for a high of 80 degrees, morning fog, afternoon

sun. i may be standing here tomorrow night talking about a record high temperature. we will take a look at things as we get into the weekend with temperatures starting to cool off. still a 60% chance of showers on saturday. we are thinking that on saturday afternoon we will see some improvement. we detected that an hour ourcast with dish -- in forecast. as we go through the remaining of the weekend i think we'll see a big change. that will include among other things sunshine returning on sunday. cooler, breezy. monday will be fine. next chance for showers will be tuesday. andink the warming trend above average temperatures will return at the index week. -- at the end of next week. alison: does her family like to play monopoly? doug: yes. alison: it's been around a long

time. today marks 80 years since monopoly first hit the market. at least the version marketed by parker brothers. it was first developed in 1903 as a way to demonstrate the concept of monopoly. that birthday coincides with the class of beach white hall hall of fame and twister leads and duckies. s. and duckies -- inductee it became popular after johnny carson played a round on the tonight show. the puppets and the super soaker water gun round out the class. leon: if you are happy and you know it, don't grow up. that's the gist of a new study. researchers asked people in the 30's and older if they are happy. they found that this generation is not as happy as the one that

came before it. the authors say the ages of supposed to bring -- age is supposed to bring happiness and contentment. people are facing more financial pressure. alison: you can say we were promised jet packs. we may not have them in the year 2015 but see a video making a splash with them online. leon: very cool stuff. nasa shares a new theory about what happened to mars. >> it was one of the best investments. alison: forget real estate. find out why some people are paying for a place to park. coming up tonight on abc. ♪

>> countdown to veterans day sponsored by paralyzed veterans of america. alison: we are following the latest development in the investigation into that deadly russian lang crash in egypt. government officials are responding to reports of a bomb could have caused the plane to go down. stephanie ramos has details. reporter: russian, egyptian, and other international teams continue to investigate. the question is living.

to breaked the jets apart in the sky? interviewed, the u.s. secretary defense agreed with u.k. officials that the plane was more likely than not down by a bomb. >> that is one possibility. reporter: british officials saying much of the same. >> my job is to keep british people say forever they are in the world. reporter: the u.k. is spent -- suspending all flights to and from the resort city. airlines have been given the go-ahead to start evacuation flights to get roughly 20,000 british tourists back home. egyptian authorities firing back, saying the allegations are meant to hurt their tourism. adding that the plane had mechanical problems and other the black boxes are being analyzed all should wait to see what information they provide. alsoushing back as russia's foreign ministry, saying the

u.k. has yet to share any evidence that the plane was bombed. the white house saying the u.s. is taking a close look at airport security around the world. >> the obama administration is reviewing a number of different steps we can take to enhance security for commercial flights bound for the united states. reporter: if it was a bomb, a nice is affiliate in the sinai is a suspect. they posted for the second time they are responsible. 70 ramos, abc 7 news -- stephanie ramos, abc 7 news. alison: scott thuman is taking a closer look at the crash and what it could mean for the future of air travel. coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00, 7 on your side after a virginia woman takes her dog to the groomer and does not get him back. leon: in 19 investigation leads to a call for action on capitol hill. reporter: tonight, the search underway for a missing

>> you're watching abc 7 news at 5:00, on your side. alison: the search is on for woman who ran out of gas right along the parkway it has not been seen since. seen you thes last router 197 -- exit for 197. reporter: she is five foot 7, 110 pounds, 40 sixers old and

she is missing and has been since halloween night. >> you hope and pray she is found today. reporter: he says his wife was driving south on the parkway 20t saturday at about 7:00 -- when she had car trouble. she said she just needed gas so she started walking to a new i guess station. she apparently never made it has not been seen since. >> we are trying to find our sister. it's really important because she has medical conditions. reporter: she receives dialysis three times a week. for last session was last friday. >> she missed monday and wednesday. this is a crucial time right now. reporter: u.s. park police mounted officers searched open fields and woods bordering the area of the parkway where she was last seen. so far they have searched with helicopters and volunteers have

failed. >> she needs to come back to us. the more times he's out there, it's so said. we need to bring her back home as soon as possible. reporter: her car broke down up here at the top of this exit ramp up the parkway. issue needed gas, she could've found it right here. .there are two guest stations instead he apparently took off walking south on the parkway over there. one theory is she was already in medical distress and that is why her family believes it is vital that she be found soon. brad bell, abc 7 news. alison: thank you. friends, families, neighbors are gathering to honor a nine-year-old girl killed in a car accident. she died monday night in clinton after her mother pulled out onto woodyard road and neighbors say it is a dangerous maneuver.

cars of the known to go 50-60 miles an hour in a 40 mile per hour zone. they started a petition for a new form of traffic control in the neighborhood and have received 300 signatures in less than a day. we have more on this story coming up tonight at 11:00. checking other top stories. seven people, including four children are injured after a two-car accident. that happened on new hampshire avenue about two hours ago. the road is still shut down. all the children are said to be in critical condition. police are investigating a man's death at the dupont circle hotel. he was found this morning and police spent several hours in the scene investigating. the medical examiner trying to find out how the man died. beauty a gaithersburg store employee is accused of trying to kill her coworker. surveillance video capture the incident at the blue mercury spot. sophia santa cruz says her

coworker slipped poison into her water. ista cruz got sick but surviving and doing fine. field is beingmon charged with attentive murder. leon: a national park closing sections of the scenic road for the rest of this year, part of an effort to and illegal hunting. $650,000 ticket to a home and a lot of cities. but in one part of boston that the asking price for a parking space. becomes of a few perks. it is heated and there is a gas station inside. >> the last space that sold not even a month ago sold for $390,000. that's 11 times what they were originally offering for.

leon: that's insane. 1979 it was -- alison: there is a gas station inside. leon: what is going on boston? get it together. alison: trending now. a futuristic scene heading skyhigh. emirates airlines released a video of one of his 8380 jets over dubai. that jet was joined by two people flying with jet packs. they say it took three months to chordate that flight and to map out every single detail. leon: the add make you know what to fly in the plane. it makes you want to fly a jet pack. looks like fun. alison: coming up at 5:00 -- >> sometimes you can't control everything.

sometimes you have to let them play. reporter: robert goes one-on-one with the new nationals manager, dusty baker. leon: another restaurant makes a move towards humane form

steve: 62 degrees for a high on saturday. gradual clearing as it moves through the late afternoon hours. by sunday at whole lot cooler. temperatures around 67 degrees and a lo

leon: 7 on your side with a consumer alert about the narrow bread switching to cage-free eggs. they say about 20% of its an arcade-free. the goal is to get you 100% by 2020. they operate about 2000 areas -- stores in the u.s. owners are like -- say it's like having children. alison: whenever a dog dies in

the care of a pet groomer there is profound sanchez -- sadness. there are growing calls for the industry to be regulated. game really is live in arlington with a preview of a special report. reporter: when you take your dog to the groomer, do you sit down and stay? i will admit i have never done it before tonight. this is my dog. normally i would walk out the door at me for an hour or maybe longer. we trust our dogs will be cared for and certainly when we come back our job will be alive. two-year-old colby was not only her companion wherever she went, the golden retriever was her family. >> i have lost a part of me, a big part of me. reporter: coldly died after being left in a drying kennel. the groomer had gone to graduation, leaving another in charge. pepco did take full

responsibility and band kennel dryers and all of its stores, something the industry does not necessarily endorse. >> david used responsibly by a trained professional, it will work. our standards address the weight in which they are used. they need to be in good repair, the constantly monitored while the animal is in them, and make sure that a professional is using their good judgment. reporter: recommended standards but not requirements. he and doc rivers around the world sympathize with marks, overwhelming her with condolences. >> i was walking around the yard and i was lonely. reporter: although blake is a beautiful bundle, he is a distraction from an untimely death that should have never happened. >> i don't want anybody else to have to go through that. and find out everything afterwards. they should know their groomers and trust their groomers and

don't assume anything. don't assume they are being well taken care of. what can you do to keep that from happening to your pet? we will talk more about that coming up at 6:00. don't forget our special 7 on your side consumer investigative report, drawn -- dog dryer deaths. alison: we will be watching. thank you. coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00, putting the pieces together. what nasa says may have made mars the dry red planet it is today. reporter: women have been calling for birth control device we pulled in the market. calling for birth control device we pulled in the market. coming up,

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had complications now have a motion of the hill that could help. reporter: this is an effort that goes back years. these women have been fighting to get it pulled. their voices growing louder and expanding on facebook by the thousands. now they finally have a champion on the hill. mike fitzpatrick in choosing 2013he calls the e3 accor -- 2015. it's a form of permanent birth control implanted in the fallopian tubes. 7 on your side found more than 5000 complaints in january. these are filed related specifically to the device. . they say they suffered serious side effects congressman fitzpatrick heard those complaints and is introducing the bill to get essure pulled before can hurt any other women. >> this is a women's issue, safety issue, a regulatory issue.

an issue with faces and names. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and join me and the thousands of women across the nation in the fight. reporter: is currently made by bayer which is long said it's safe and effectively implanted and thousands of women around the world. 7 on your side did reach out to bayer her, and we did not hear back. joce sterman, abc 7 news. leon: time for a check of the traffic. folks were screaming at their steering wheels. jamie: some spots are doing the exact same thing right now. we don't have the beltway shutdown but we do have big delays. i want to update you on the cross we had in chillum, maryland still in place with closures on enhancer avenue heading southbound. the best option is an alternate. go ahead and use riggs road. is basically parallel to use rates to new hampshire avenue --

avenue.to new hampshire this is about a 12 mile stretch of stop and go traffic getting to route f were -- 4 where we have an accident. we have a crash blocking elaine on the right-hand side. arrows pushing you over to the left. this is northbound 395. it will not affect you if your beating d.c. and working your way south towards virginia. back to you. alison: we want to show you an amazing picture of the sunrise this morning from astronaut scott kelly. be tweeted that in the instant before sunrise the international space station close orange. orange.at -- glows he is part of a year-long experiment on what space does to your body. what a beautiful picture.

the nasa says his mars orbiter has determined that the sun stripped away the planet's atmosphere and water. nasa says the process begins billions of years ago and continues today. researchers found that solar its wet andormed warm atmosphere into one that is dry and cold. the solar winds government oxygen and carbon dioxide from mars and without those elements scientists say it's nearly impossible for anything to live there. the findings come from the maven spacecraft exploring mars'atmosphere. leon: this will be the place to live for the next couple of days. alison: definitely is today. doug: we are in fine shape. warm november 6. in the 60's with clear skies. closer to that they it is foggy. 68 in washington right now.

69 degrees is the report out of chevy chase. clustered in the upper 60's at this hour. by tomorrow morning without partly cloudy skies overhead but ground fog in spots. upper 50's to about 60. hour nighttime lows will be just a few degrees above our average high. this is all a predicate for what will happen tomorrow. will turn southwest another will bring warmer temperatures and a fair amount of sunshine any gusty breeze as well. we will be in the sunshine by midmorning. upper 70's to near 80 but by tomorrow evening in changes again as the cold front approaches. probably some showers later tomorrow night and the possibility of showers lingering until at least midday on saturday. we should see improvement in the afternoon with clearing skies in cooler temperatures and a cooler day of the. -- on sund. 60 degrees on monday with showers across the area on tuesday. milder temperatures and a

warming trend for the end of next week. robert, back to you. leon: the forecast for the nationals is the dusty. robert: dusty, i like it. a nice guy. i got to spend some time with him. nothing was off-limits. we all thought the nats were betting on black. a lot of fans questioning the hiring of bud black. they announced that dusty baker is the new skipper. he was officially introduced at 11:00 this morning. e got some w one-on-one time with him in the clubhouse. robert: if there is one thing you are looking forward to the most, over that the? >> looking forward to letting them play. bandleader.a they are all masters just playing it out.

let you go until i need a holy back in. -- haul you back in. if something bad happens, you corrected. robert: do not is managing players with people as well. personalities. you saw the incident last season. how would you have gone about handling the situation? >> it is happened many times on most teams. you going to have an argument because guys have arguments. we have got them on -- to get them on the same page. robert: you talked about being humbled. >> i was humbled. the game will humble you. as soon as i thought this game is easy, to get hurt or certain things happening to panic and the next thing you know you are not the same.

you have to remain humble. internally you can be as confident as you want but you won't necessarily have that confident on the sleeve. robert: he did mention at one point he was grabbed around the neck as well and got into an altercation. he has been there before. that's the situation for someone like that to be handling. leon: a welcome change. one of the few times i've seen him talk with a toothpick in his mouth. alis

leon: a bizarre legal fight involving a 17-year-old bindi irwin. she could see a delay in getting paid for "dancing with the stars" because of issues with

her contract in the show. -- aelate -- rejected her judge has rejected her contract. u.s. law says contracts of minors have to be processed by a judge. alison:. the district, veterinarian hospitals are reporting an increase in a canine disease they could be deadly if not treated quickly. as mike carter-conneen reports, the d.c. health department is urging dog owners to protect their pets. reporter: dog owners are feeling anxious knowing that since june durban 24 cases of canine parvovirus across the district. puppies like edith are too young. >> he's got a pretty poor immune system so not letting her get too close to many dogs. reporter: veterinarian's city happen. they get sick do not survive. the cells that line the intestines die and slough off.

the dog is not able to absorb nutrients. reporter: symptoms include fatigue, lack of appetite, vomiting, and diarrhea. humans cannot get parvo. >> is important because they are around dogs all the time. according to the department,r -- they can survive in any environment for more than six months. >> products don't necessarily kill it. if another dog defecated it will not just a dry up and go away. reporter: they maintain d.c. dog parks. >> we wash it down. reporter: the department of dtslth says it notified about the virus and they have moved to sanitation mode. that say puppies that an up and fully vaccinated overseas regular booster shots and they

should avoid other dogs and especially dog parks. mike carter-conneen, abc 7 news. alison: that is it for us on abc 7 news at 5:00. abc 7 news at 6:00 starts with breaking news. >> this is a breaking news alert. maureen: we begin with a breaking news from chillum, where new hampshire avenue is shut down after crash that injured seven people. four of those hurt our children. brad bell has been on the scene. what are police telling you about those who have been hurt and when the road will reopen? reporter: what we are hearing is that one of the children has been admitted to an intensive care unit. as for the road, it will be a while. this is southbound new hampshire avenue. it is still closed. and look like they're getting ready to start bringing some traffic through. what you cannot see very well in the night is there is a black

mustang over there. it had six people in it. to adults in the front, and four children in the back. we are told that is where the injuries were. . three of those children in critical condition one in serious condition and one of the children has been admitted to the intensive care unit. here is the other car involved in the crash. it is a white camaro. there was one occupant in this car. we understand the injuries he suffered are not serious. police investigating, trying to figure out what exactly went on. there was some confusion. we were told the children were in the white car, they were in the black car. we can tell you now in the last minute southbound lane of new hampshire avenue has opened for traffic but it is still a mess. brad bell, abc 7 news. leon: