while lanes are in his front door and it happened with his young son at home. alison: the police are searching for two men tonight. tom roussey is at the scene. tom: alison, this happened at the home behind me. tonight,before 7:00 there was a knock at the door, the homeowner came to the door, there, he was shot, and they ran. this is video after we arrived on the scene in the woodside toest neighborhood, not used any crime, particularly this type of crime. according to montgomery county, as the man which shot, his young was in the 6 and 8 home. fortunately, he was physically ok. the latest information the police had when we spoke to them earlier tonight -- there was a knock at

the door, the suspects were at the front door. there was an argument, confrontation, at which point he was shot. could not get more information from the man because he was at serious condition at the hospital. he was able to call 911 after he was shot. the suspects fled and neighbors did not get a good description. live in silver spring, montgomery county, tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: happening now, four children critically hurt after a crash in chillum. tonight, words they were not wearing their seat belt. alison: richard reeve spoke with witnesses. rich, what are they telling you? richard: alison, it is a sad story. here is some of the crash debris. the first car impacted over there, witnesses heard it from blocks away, the other car landing there, crashing into a tree.

a lot of people are asking people to slow down. , its driver's side, it's windshield damage, in two places. >> we are the brakes squealing. camaro, and this chevy smashed in the street, the aftermath of a violent crash on new hampshire avenue that left seven people injured, including four children critically injured. >> they saw smoke and were concerned about the car possibly catching fire. this woman and her son heard the impact and ran outside of their natural food business. four children were in the backseat of the mustang. nobody was belted in. >> they were laid on the grass. it looked bad. scene for ahe while, directing traffic. richard: this man says he rushed over to the chevy, the male driver the only one inside.

>> they were cruising down the road and the car pulled up on him and there was nothing they could do. richard: witnesses said the man was driving at a high rate of speed. they say that this crash is the latest of many. because of the traffic pattern. richard: we have seen a lot of cars moving at a good clip here. for children remain at the hospital, the three adults transported to be checked. the speeds and who was to blame has not been released. live in chillum, richard reeve, abc 7 news. alison: five men are charged with raping a woman in haymarket. it happened last month on chapmans farm court. the 39-year-old woman said she was sexually assaulted. the men arrested range in age from 17 to 24. each is being held without bond. leon: developing now, sensitive

topics in class at the u.s. naval academy and a professor is suing the navy. authorities for the professor say he was reprimanded last year based on the sexual assault program and what fleming referred to as one-sided burdens on men. female students pushed back against the comments. he says the navy denied his right to free speech. the first week of november, but you would not know it from the weather pattern. tomorrow we may break a record. here is steve rudin with the latest. steve: we may break more than one record. at alld break a record three airports. the day planner, dense fog advisory in southern maryland, prince george's county and southern montgomery county until 9:00 in the morning, the temperatures at 60 degrees. noontime, middle 70's.

by 5:00, we skyrocket, close to front ons with a cold the back door step. the timing of the cold front and a much cooler weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes from the belfort furniture weather center. cut: a little girl's life short. tonight, tears and embraces. the nine-year-old was killed in a car crash and clinton monday. her mother is calling for new traffic signals to avert another tragic accident. jay korff has the emotional tribute and the press for change. jay? this little girl gave so much joy to friends, family, and neighbors. this is the spot where her life was lost, and this is where the community once change. >> she was the light of our life. jay: a crestfallen community gathered in clinton to honor nine-year-old brown, to support

her family and her mother. mother was driving earlier this week. she failed to yield to an oncoming car while turning left on woodyard road. the mother survived the collision, her daughter did not. >> i lost my daughter, my only child. i don't know what to do. jay: there is consensus the intersection is at best tricky and more often dangerous. >> we need to let them know there is a problem. jay: neighbors also made a promise they intend to keep long after improvements are made to the intersection. they vowed this will always be known as the little girl's corbnener. >> even in the mitts of our pain, god can and will give us peace. are in theors

process of preparing a petition to put pressure on local officials so they can invest money to improve this intersection. jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: thank you. we are following breaking news in germantown, where the police say a man, possibly armed, has barricaded himself inside his home. these are live pictures at the scene. the police on server gateway. -- on silvergate way. standoffn how the started, but we will have updates on the breaking situation. now, a spa were says that her coworker try to poison her. sophia santa cruz said it happened halloween night at the blue mercury spot in gaithersburg, and it was called on surveillance video. the police say the video shows a coworker pouring poison into santa cruz's water bottle. >> as i started drinking, i felt

it burn my throat, all the way down. i felt like i could not breathe. alison: when the police arrested the coworker, she said, well, i guess it did not work. she is star with assault and attempted poisoning. leon: many questions stunted after the fake murder of a police officer in illinois. he triggered a manhunt for a murder. turned out that he had staged his own suicide. survivors ofhelps officers killed in the line of duty gave the family $15,000, but now they want the money back. police are investigating claims that he was stealing from the police youth program and spending money on himself. preparing kids for the future -- or not. results from prince george's county have been released and they are not encouraging for stop only 6% of students in the

county exceeded english expectations. 29% did not meet expectations. if you were to see all the results, we have the numbers posted and the full report at wjla.com. obama: happening now, the administration is working on ways to increase security in the air, reviewing steps to protect flights coming into the u.s. from certain foreign airports. this after saturday's deadly jet crash in the egyptian desert. the black boxes are being analyzed and some investor some investigators believe that a bomb to the airplane down. leon: the department of homeland security comments probably about gaps exposed in tsa security. in a test, they missed hitting items 95% of the time. >> we need aviation security that is dynamic. leon: in a statement to a

congressional committee, the inspector general of the department of homeland security said the investigation revealed "waves of security simply messing." alison: after months of searching, metro has a new general manager and ceo. paul wiedefeld got the job. he is a former ceo of bwi airport. he has also served as the administrator of the maryland transit administration. wiedefeld will be formally appointed later this month. leon: if you are a pet owner, you know how it is, dogs are like our children. whenever dogs die, there is profound sadness. there are also calls for the industry to be regulated for groomers. kimberly suiters investigat es. just last month, this dog escaped from his owner at a minnesota going was killed by a passing car. in may, this golden retriever in

virginia died in a petco drying kennel. in both cases, petco says that safety protocols were not followed. arethe owners of this dog suing after their dog died in a cage dryer in 2011. pet owners wondered if the groomer had been licensed and if their dog would be alive if so. this is a puppy that alison did not think she would be ready for after heartbreaking she lost her husband to lung cancer. her comfort was a golden retriever named colby. two years later, last spring, he died when he was left unattended in a cage dryer at this petco outside richmond. how was the drying cage described? >> as a coffin. as a plexiglass coffin. kimberly: do you wish you had seen it before you left your dog? >> oh, yeah. kimberly: this is an example of

such a dryer online. we asked petco for example an example of its dryer, but they declined. virginia band kennel dryers and all of its stores. they also publish the first-ever standards of safety in september groomers, seen here after their first court appearance. after a judge rules on the misdemeanor animal neglect charge against the petco former employees, she will have to decide whether she wants to pursue legal action against petco. she read he knows that she wants to push the virginia general assembly to require licensing for all groomers. >> you have to be licensed to work in food service. kimberly: that requirement is absent from the standards of care. >> i think it's the right thing to do. i don't like requiring somebody to have a license makes them a better driver. kimberly: they argue the best protection for your pet is to

know his groomer personally. >> if you don't have a relationship with the people caring for your animal, you are setting yourself up for the possibility something bad could happen. kimberly: do you feel like if they had licensing and training, colby would be alive today? >> oh yeah, i do. you would risk losing your license to do something and walk away and leave the dog there. you have more to lose. kimberly: after losing colby, dog lovers took a professional portrait. one breeder in georgia even offered a puppy. >>'s name is blake. he does not replace colby, but he's part of my family. kimberly: and she plans to groom him herself. two former petco employees will be in court in november and have not yet entered a plea. if found to of animal the collect, they will face a maximum fine of $250.

7 on your side reached out to the defendant of one of the defendants, -- reached at to the attorney of one of the defendants, but they do not respond. alison: at the heart of murders in the district, illegal guns. tomorrow night, 7 on your side is fighting back with an in-depth look at the firepower on city streets. fighting back against crime investigator jennifer donelan going beyond the crime scene and getting answers to critical questions. where are the guns coming from? we get a rare look at the race to trace guns with d.c. forensic scientist, an effort to match the hundreds of guns taken off the streets this year to people, places, and violent offense. and finally, we will go beyond the numbers and speak with the loved ones left behind. >> its families. once you take these kids lives,

you were not just hurting them, you are hurting whole families. alison: this is a major battle for the chief of police. we will hear from her as well. we found was surprising. that is all tomorrow on abc 7 news at 11:00. leon: one big name will not be on the stage for the next debate, new jersey governor chris christie did not make the cut for the next debate. he is not alone. mike huckabee also fell to the undercard debate. partandidates who will be of the main event are on the screen. both top gop candidates are making headlines. then chris and his about the transgender community will stop he suggested separate bathrooms for transgendered people. foraid, "it is not fair them to make everybody else uncomfortable." the human rights campaign immediately issued a statement condemning the remarks. to donald trump is preparing

guest host "saturday night live" this weekend. today, protesters want nbc2 resend the offer. so far nbc has not responded. alison: another presidential hopeful on the media circuit, hillary clinton appearing on jimmy kimmel live. it was fine about all this talk about me breaking the glass ceiling, but he was running to break the irogrip women had had on being spouses of president. so i think part of what we have to figure out is what do you call the male spouse of a female president? it's a little more complicated with him because people still call former presidents mr. president. >> right. mrs. clinton: so i have to really work on this. >> first president lady would be really nice. leon: we will say.

as a missingisted child for most of his life. he did not even know it. 18-year-old julian hernandez was found in cleveland this week, 13 years after his mother reported him missing. a teenager and his father had been living under different names. the truth while applying for college. he founded his social security number was a fake. >> spoke with the school counselor and it was discovered he is was in the national database for missing and exploited children. leon: the stolen social security number came from somebody who died in 2002. this father is being held on charges of records tampering and is also expected to be charged with kidnapping. alison: everybody hates getting pulled over, but in massachusetts, a touching act of kindness. robin sutherland was coping with the loss of her 90-year-old mother entering hospice care. she was pulled over for speeding

and became emotional as she was explaining what happened to the officer. she was like a without a ticket. hours later, she receive something special -- a bouquet of flowers and a card, waiting at her home. >> "i hope that you find comfort. i know that she lived a long life and will live in your heart and memory, signed the officer who pulled you over this morning." alison: the officer said she just wanted the opportunity to give comfort to somebody in need. leon: how about that. that is sweet. alison: cannot giving her a ticket was nice, too. no flowers the next day. boy, tomorrow, are you ready? the temperatures will be near 80 degrees. day of hot weather. 71 degrees the high temperature today. the average this time of year is 62. i stress the average because the

current temperature right now is 64 at reagan national. here we are past 11:00 at night. a little bit of fog out there. that will continue to get thicker as we move through the evening, into the early morning tomorrow. that is why we have the dense fog advisory. allhern montgomery county, of southern maryland, not including fairfax or loudoun county, but could expand overnight. that is until 9:00. 64 leesburg, 57 manassas, 59 culpeper. temperatures will not fall a lot tonight because of the cloud cover and fog. to the north and west come a cold front will be the big weather maker. this time tomorrow night, that will bring us cooler temperatures for the weekend. satellite and radar, dry right now, through the overnight into early tomorrow morning. you probably need sunglasses. tomorrow, rush-hour, grabbed the umbrella.

showers may creep in during the late afternoon and early evening. tonight, 56 to 62, partly cloudy, the wind out of the south that 2 to 5. we start dry tomorrow morning, brakes and the clouds get rid of the fog quickly. by 9:00 or so. the cold front on the back doorstep, about 6:00. then showers overnight tomorrow. if you have plans to go to the farmers market early saturday morning, things should dry out nicely. evening andsaturday hopefully come of fingers crossed, a nice sunset saturday evening. the temperatures tomorrow, upper 70's martinsburg and charles town. we will have temperatures near 80 and the district, could break a record at reagan national. upper 70's, right near 80 degrees. same in southern maryland, 78 leonardtown. 80nge and culpeper, 79 to

the high temperatures tomorrow. the temperatures for weekend. 52 saturday, upper 50's sunday. then we warm up again early and middle of next week. alison: we will enjoy it, thank you. leon: hopefully there is new air with thenats. robert: hopefully. new national skipper dusty baker talks about the pressure of taking on a team like the nationals.

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. abert: the capitals off to great start this season, and that continue tonight. the first, the caps trailing by a goal. the shot, look at was there to clean it up, the great eight, alex ovechkin. the caps win 4-1. nats officially introduced dusty baker as their new skipper. he said he was aware of the incident between bryce harper in jonathan papelbon -- everyone was -- and he once had cans around his throat, so he has had that experience will stop the

pressure of a new team. coach: pressure is what you put on yourself. i really don't need your approval or your pressure. nobody wants to be better than dusty. i'm probably my worst critic. aside for my wife. robert: and i'm laughing like i have a wife. leon: keeping it real. robert: espn has given the redskins a 14% chance of beating the patriots. the redskins are also way 14-point underdog, which leaves a lot of people saying, that's it. >> i thought during the season, everybody putting us down so bad, i thought it would be 21-28 . to be 14, i'm happy with that. robert: half full. the bengals beat the browns on thursday night football.

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