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: earlier in the evening

rush tonight mobile track 7 was out tracking anonymous protesters. they ended the march in lafayette square after shutting down several downtown street. the million masked march protested this morning at the washington monument. they were wearing guy fawkes masks. if the anniversary of his failed attempt of look british parliament in 1605. maureen: a lot of frustration over president obama's latest trip. it's not over where, but when and how he got there. somebody made the decision to send the presidential motorcade onto the beltway at the height of last nights rush-hour. suzanne kennedy is here with an update. reporter: we have seen a couple of rough evenings as people adjust to the time change and driving home in the dark. what happened last night was the icing on the cake. it is bumper to bumper for about 10 miles. is what happens in

washington dc with the motorcade hits the beltway at the height of rush-hour. >> i'm really sick of motorcade. reporter: you can see the president's motorcade traveling through the height of rush hour on wednesday. mr. obama was attending a fundraiser and montgomery county. he traveled across american legion bridge to potomac. extending the typical eight mile back up by two or three miles. >> it's ridiculously poor planning. it took me half an hour actually get home. -- extra to get home. jeff reporter7 jamie sullivan questions the time of the traffic. jamie: we fed fatal accidents, 11 car pileups. this was not a good week, especially with the time change. reporter: she was driving from pennsylvania to virginia when she got stuck in the backup. >> i said bumper to bumper.

to be four hours to get from 270 to 495 down to falls church. absolutely incredible. reporter: aaa is critical of the motorcade and its timing, saying it paralyzed traffic and could've been more strategically planned. leon: now they tell us. metro has chosen a new general manager. the transit agency says that he will take over as general manager and ceo. it was a unanimous decision by the board of directors. he's the former chief executive of dwi thurgood marshall airport. larry hogan religion of that position back in july. this decision and the year-long search process. he will take over following a deadly spoke incident in january. metro says it is close to restoring orange and silver line service at the armory station. that is where a fire destroyed a

transformer back in september. since then only blue line trains of service the armor station. metro plans to restore or dance --rline service on monday orange and silver line service on monday. maureen: the u.s. is reviewing airport security under the fears that an isil bong brought down the airliner over egypt. 224 people were killed when the jet broke apart in midair. the white house says they cannot rule out terrorism and this is stirring concerns that someone got an explosive past airport security. scott thuman is following this developing story. reporter: russian and egyptian officials are being a bit more cautious about that bomb theory. the u.s. and british, who by the way have some of the best investigators in the world on the ground, are leaning a bit more towards that idea right now. it looks like it could very well change how we travel.

it may be too early to tell if it was a bomb that brought down the russian airliner. intelligence experts are wondering if they will need to step up security. for example, could it have been something undetectable by standard screening methods? >> we have to constantly be examining our operations. how we do things. how the bad guys do things so we are one step ahead. reporter: al qaeda affiliates have posted in the past that a bomb could breach security but it would be the first ur isil -- for isil that is claimed responsibly. >> on the basis of their past attempts i think it's logical we conclude that they are carrying out this kind of terror campaign. reporter: the white house says it is considering new safety measures. >> currently the administration is reviewing a number of your tont steps we can take

enhance security for commercial flights bound for the united states to certain foreign airports. reporter: the former faa executive says many steps are already being taken and have been, especially with u.s. flights. >> the public is aware of a sliver of the activity. airlines themselves. people can feel good about is the effort that is taking place on a daily basis that they are not even aware of. reporter: some members of congress ellis that if it is a terror attack, it all the more reason for the u.s. and international community to rally andther to fight isil support the opposition groups that are already on the ground in the middle east. scott thuman, abc 7 news. leon: in the aftermath of the russian airliner crashed united kingdom grounded all flights to the sinai peninsula. that left house and stranded. now british airways, monarch,

and easyjet will be flight alterable special flights on friday to evacuate those tourists. reporter: four ohio men are charged with trying to help al qaeda. they range in ages from 36 to 40 years old. they are accused of attending to travel to yemen to support jihad. atn: coming up on abc 7 news arrested beings charged with trying to poison a coworker at a salon. maureen: a case of road rage and fairfax county. we heard from the shocked driver. next, how this is affecting a family's 60-year-old business. doug: clear skies right now but a cold front and rain to the west is heading this way. coming up next on abc 7 news at 6:00.

leon: road rage blaine for a crash in fairfax county. police say elmer king ran his car into a minivan. all of them went crashing into the travelers hotel just inside the beltway. no one was seriously hurt. the motel was a different story. blunt's has ----

family has owned the hotel for six years. >> we will try our best to bounce back. is just a matter what happens. leon: elmer king was charged with a class one misdemeanor for aggressive driving. maureen: there were some scary moments in fairfax county this morning as police tried to track down a driver who fled a traffic stop. it happened or the fairfax county parkway. and officer responding to the scene escaped serious injury when another vehicle struck his cruiser. at the time they were looking for the suspect who it fled on foot. he was caught later thanks to a k 19. -9 team. police and released surveillance pictures of two persons of interest. it happened tuesday afternoon in the 5000 block of bennett road

southeast. that's where a 19-year-old was fatally shot. if you know anything about the case, please call police. next at 6:00, caught on video. in employee at a local beauty salon apparently poisoning a coworker. only on 7, what she told police as they put her in handcuffs. leon: we could be looking at the record books tomorrow. doug hill breakdown the weekend forecast.

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maureen: a woman is accused of trying to poison her coworker and it was all caught on camera. alicea cap halloween night at the blue mercury spot in gaithersburg. sophia santa cruz says she was working on her mother's makeup. across the store her coworker was doing something else. >> you see her approaching my bottle and see her opening the bottle. product andike a putting it in my bottle. she closes it, shaken like

nothing is happening and then just with the back. maureen: she says when she drank out of the bottle she began vomiting. she called police. when officers took lemonfield into custody she reported he told them "i guess it did not work." cope -- leon: imagine picking up your document grammar and finding out they were dead. we are covering the case. we asked tonight is or anything you can do to protect your pet. kimberly joins us live with a look at this cautionary tale. tell us about it. reporter: a heartbreaking one. colby was a perfectly healthy -- hisretriever when her owner dropped him up at the groomers. within hours colby was dead. investigators believe he was left in a drying kennel.

of one a photo coming up kind of drying cage we found on the internet. had coded take full responsibility for the death and fired the groomers in charge. owner whather changes she would like to see to prevent the next tragedy. >> i told them they needed cameras in the back because they did not have cameras in the back. they needed to a glass so you can see the dog and the groomers and -- in the bathing area. and any more training. -- they need more training. reporter: she used to work for a big rumor. whenever she had a use a cage dryer she felt a comfortable. she prefers this dryer. it has he but it can be regulated and should only be used for five or 10 minutes max. you what he treated almost as though you are dropping them off

at a day care. you want to know who is taking care of your dog, see all the equipment, and see every room. if there is a reason why they will not show you all those things you ask for, you might want to go somewhere else. kimberly.k you losing a dog is like losing a real two-legged family number. 7 on your side report "dog dryer danger" airs tonight here on abc seven. lawmakers are demanding action after a recent investigation on crubmb rubber athletic turf. are calling of the consumer product safety commission to launch an investigation. they want to know if the turf poses a health risk. this comes after 18 her 60 athletes came forward concerned their cancers could be linked to the rubber.

synthetic turf counsel claims at least 50 studies show no evidence of harm. leon: nothing crummy about our weather. doug: not yet. give it some time. tomorrow will be a big day because we get if new high temperature records tomorrow. maureen: we love breaking records. doug: tell you what to expect. this is the official data at reagan national airport. we show this because it is the official recording location for washington d.c. the back on images courtesy of michelle potter. i will step out of the way. see the beautiful reflection of the colors? absolutely gorgeous. 71 and 58 a high and low. at this hour it is plenty comfortable out there. upper 60's. are 6:00 p.m. temperatures are well above average for the entire day. is a preview of what is coming tomorrow. when we wake up in the morning,

lots of 50's and low 60's. a milder morning than average. partly cloudy skies ever had any decent layer of ground fault in spots. that will burn off as the winds pick up out of the southwest. by tomorrow night we will deal with the cold front. the question is how long it will take for the clouds and showers to move through saturday morning. the estimate is probably around midday. issued clear the district with a little clearing to follow thereafter. futurecast supports this idea that we will have low clouds tomorrow morning. they should burn off of the southwesterly wind and sunshine and by the afternoon hours we are watching a cold front and showers leaving the area by friday night. i think will be saturday morning we see the larger area come through. by 7:30 most of it should be south. we hope that is on target. as far as the highest go tomorrow, sunny, breezy weather. we expect high temperatures of 79 degrees in hagerstown. 79 in urbana as well.

closer to the metro area, closer 70's to around 80 degrees in manassas. gaithersburg at 77 tomorrow afternoon. upper marlboro at 79. all across the city we expect 70's to trinidad to gain would do southeast anacostia. all of this close to the 80 degree mark. about the same as he had down for southern maryland. a very pleasant david changes the on that. here is what it will shape up. sunshine, breezy, warm weather near 80. showers in the saturday morning. beautiful on monday. tuesday, a chance of showers and look at the temperatures through next week. it will definitely turn warmer once again. park,: a fun day at nats say hello to the new skipper. one-on-one with dusty baker

>> and now the toyota sports desk bought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: the last two days for dusty baker have been great. last night he watched. today he was introduced as the nats'new manager. he was introduced this morning with a lot of high fives. i went one-on-one with the new skipper inside the nats clubhouse. you have been in the game a long time.

you pass the pressure? >> it depends what you put on yourself. forn't need your approval pressure because it will put pressure -- nobody was to be better than dusty. all my life. i am probably my worst critic. sometimes my wife. [laughter] yeah. he go out and play. robert: you saw the incident last season. had would you have gone about handling the situation like that? i said a wisecracking one of the veterans and he had his hand around my throat. it was terrible because of her so many that it was visible in front of the whole world. a young star. older veterans. i want to try to get as close as possible so we will not have this.

people will like him 18 plays. it's very -- how my team plays. very smart. this is all i require. robert: the cps are back tonight in host the boston bruins at 7:00. dusty has had hands run his throat before. experience in that field. leon: that is what you need, experience. [laughter] doug: tomorrow will be beautiful. partly cloudy, breezy, and warm. saturday morning, 62. sunny and cooler weather for the day on sunday. into the mid-50's. stable talk about setting new records possibilities. we will see in the cooling trend will continue much longer. maureen: i think it might last until next march? -- asking if isil

. breaking developments tonight. the bomb theory and now the intercrepts from isis. u.s. authorities say the conversations specifically about a bomb. president obama just weighing in and tonight, security at airports here in america, with thanksgiving approaching. new details tonight about the officer who staged his own elaborate suicide. authorities said he's been stealing money and now questions about what his wife and son knew. the race for 2016, donald trump tearing into marco rubio for using a republican party charge card for personal use. home repairs? tonight, we have rubio and his response. the boy stolen from his mother 13 years later. how he discovers it himself. the incredible feat. it's a bird, it's a plane. no, it's two people flying