we will get through it, as we get through the next day or so we will see the area of rain to the north of the area. continuing to push to new england. high pressure builds in from the south and the west result will see the clear skies and cooler temperatures laterred on the. this is moving at a good clip and we will see the skies clear. tomorrow looks so much better. sunshine, cool start but in the afternoon a good amount of sun and temperatures reaching as high as 62 or 63 across the area. we will talk more about the days ahead and the weekend, too, in a few minutes. back to you. jonathan: thank you. alison: a reminder even when you are away from the t, the team is working for you behind the scenes. get the forecast at the smart phone and tablet. download the weather app from the apple store and google play. jonathan: breaking news this afternoon out of springdale, maryland. a man shot in his car.

brad bell on the scene. what happened there? brad: a crazy scene. this is the car you are talking about. you can see the red car crashed on a tree stump. the man inside the car in the driver's seat was apparently shot in an incident that began about 100 yards down there. we know at this point there was a shooting. the victim was in the car and he was in an accident and is in serious condition. but not life threatening injuries. they are look for clues but we don't believe anyone has been apprehended. the bottom line is the neighborhood is blocked off at time when children are coming home from school.

those that need to get by are escorted by police. they look for evidence to figure out what happened here. we'll be back at 5:00 with more on the breaking news. in springdale, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you very much. is it true love or is it a sweetheart swindling situation? alison: an 81-year-old man says the passion was real. but his family and police say his mystery wife is a manipulative thief. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis following the money in story you will see only here today. ketch? kevin: hi there. police say daramy met the 81-year-old elderly widower at a giant grocery store. in a few weeks she had withdrawn $59,000 from the man's bank of america account. when she attempted to siphon another $50,000 a few days later, the bank called the police. bull before the cops could interview her, she arrived at the montgomery county circuit

courthouse with her alleged victim, 81-year-old john andrews. that is where the two were married. here is the ultimate twist. today mr. andrews told us that they are madly in love sharing an emotional and a physical condition. mr. andrews adding that the police are poking where they should not. he wants his wife now released from jail. >> she didn't take that money out of my account. i took it out of my account. >> police believe she was coercing you to do so. >> how could she coerce me? she wasn't coercing me. i took money out. some i gave to her to go shopping. kevin: that may be true but the police and family strongly disagree with him. she is locked up in jail facing four theft charges. if you join us at 4:30ly tell you what the neighbors did when it came to bragging about

her new bling. that is at 4:30. i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. jonathan: we have breaking news. plane crashing near an airport near akron, ohio. the local media reporting that a hawker 25, which is a small jet, crashed on approach to akron fulton airport. a witness told the tv station there that the plane clipped the apartment building. the abc affiliate in cleveland are reporting two people aboard a plane were killed. nobody in the apartments were hurt. the plane was coming in and just clipped the apartments. i didn't smash in the apartments. alison? alison: also today the white house is appealing to the supreme court and this is about immigration. the obama administration was dealt a blow when the fifth u.s. circuit court of appeals in new orleans upheld a lower court's decision in texas. that decision put an injunction blocking a plan to protect some illegal immigrants. as many as 5 million illegal immigrants would have been protected from deportation. what is unclear is if the

supreme court will in fact accept the case. jonathan: tonight is the next round of the battle for the republican nomination and presidential candidate. the short list debate field is in milwaukee. they are ready to take on the issues after the last debate. >> is this a comic book version of a presidential campaign? >> it's not a campaign -- not a comic book campaign. >> in 2008, barack obama missed 70% of the vote and the same newspaper endorsed him. this is the double standard that exists in the country between the main stream media. >> how about talking about the substantive issues? [applause] jonathan: it was clear the big loser in the last debate were the moderators. they were hammered on the question they were asked them and how they didn't do the research on the questions they did present. the better question tonight is whether the panel tonight be a better tage. i couldn't imagine it could be worse. it's debate night and

political reporter scott thuman is in milwaukee. there are so many subplots. jeb bush anemic, fiorina, m.i.a. trump and carson are the front runners but we have to hear initiatives from them that we haven't yet. scott: absolutely. everyone is promising there would be more substantive meaningful talk this time around focusing on the economy and business. we have heard it before. but promises renewed. three things that we can look for tonight that will be interesting. one is rubio's rise. he certainly got a surge after the last couple of debates. his performances were deemed to be note-worthy. we have seen him go up in the polls. will he continue the rise. the media now asking about

carson's for accept tense to west point. he continue -- for acceptance to west point. can he continue to do that and move forward with a campaign focused on the future not the past? but the third element is bush's break-out. will he have a breakthrough performance that some say he has to have. some people say this is a make or break night but he knows he needs to perform well in milwaukee. jonathan: i heard the r.n.c. chairman say listen, for the candidates be civil and stay on task and be focused with the answers. that is what the folks want. they don't want the dirty laundry. they want the substantive debates. scott: i think they will see more of that tonight for sure.

they want to be together as one. they have one very, let's say, a specific target they will go after tonight. we'll talk about that coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00". interesting video for you. jonathan: two more seconds scott. who wins tonight? give me a prediction. scott: well, you say economy you think people who based careers on it would do well. trump, fiorina. we have been wrong before. we'll have to wait to see. i don't want to go outen a limb. jonathan: scott thuman, thank you very much. alison: thank you very much, jonathan. well, police in fairfax county now looking for a serial grocery store robber. the suspect says he has a gun and demands a clerk to hand over money. coming up at 5:00 we'll detail how many stores have been hit. what police are looking for

specifically. well, 24 hours ago a popular park in alexandria became the epicenter of the murder investigation. young man's body found in that park rounded by children -- surrounded by children's toys. the search for the suspected killer continues. our northern bureau chief jeff goldberg has the latest on the investigation. jeff? jess the police released the name of the victim. it's jose luis ferman perez. no more information other than that. yesterday an, a crime scene. evidence markers all over the place. it has been cleared out. the investigation does continue with the alexandria police officers. this started yesterday morning at 8:00 a.m. when a person walking her dog discovered the body here inside beverley park. the victim suffered a cutting

or thrashing to his throat area. that source said investigators believe it was not a random act. and that this murder did take place at beverley park. the fact the murder did take place here is disturbing to people who live in the beverley hills section. you can see the toys, it's a place frequented by families on a daily basis. this is drawing concern and worry from if people in the community. we did see investigators and alexandria police here earlier at beverley park as they continue to look for information about the crime in their search for a suspect. live in alexandria, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: a story we continue to monitor for you. we have learned that 6-year-old gomez and 757-year-old and his -- 75-year-old and his wife were

among those in the van who died. at this time the driver of the truck which slammed into the van has not beenfied. we are working to find out who that is and when we do we will pass it along to you. jonathan: coming up for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- new rules in youth soccer to prevent concussions. the play that could be banned going forward. alison: incredible video today from oklahoma. the officer opening fire as a woman accelerates right toward him. how fast she was going and the crime she was accused of committing before this just ahead. jonathan: plus, caitlyn jenner received an award that sparked controversy. what she is honored with and the fall-out that is coming. we have it for you still ahead. alison: but first, the crime that has gone viral. the search for twerkers at large. their unwanted advance on

jonathan: you know, we have seen all kind of surveillance video. this one has to be a new one. you are watching a guy get twerked on and he didn't ask for it. two women make this move on

unsuspecting man. alison: they are facing charges about this when the police catch up to them. everyone seems to have a different view on the video. stephen tschida has the latest. an arrest has been made? is that right? stefs we worked this case all day talking to the police and talking to the clerks inside the gas station. the women were well-known and they had seen them around before. we got off the phone with m.p.d. and we found out one woman has been apprehended. you can see one of them, weeing her way into a man in line at the cashier. the other one falls him around the station and according to him station, you can see her touching him. this is interesting. we have shown the video to a number of people.

a lot of people question if the video would have been released if the victim had been a woman and the individuals committing the sexual abuse been men. >> two females doing that to him, no. even if a male would have been do that, it would have been all over the board. stephen: it would have blown up completely. i can tell you this video. and this was october 7 in the gas station in the middle of the afternoon, by the way. a lot of people talking about it tonight. we will be working on getting more information about the arrest. which woman was apprehend and what led to the arrest. we'll have that at "abc7 news at 6:00". reporting live, stephen tschida. jonathan: thank you. a lot of folks are talking about the body cameras on police officers and for good reason. today we are getting an incredible first-person view of an officer involved in a it shooing. watch this. >> stop, stop! [sirens] jonathan: this is from sand

springs oklahoma, a woman floring a stolen s.u.v. up to 50 miles per hour to an officer who barely ses caped. the police chief is standing up for the patrol officer matt stacy describing how fast everything happened. >> this officer had to make a decision in three seconds. jonathan: i should let you know not only is the officer stacy okay, he got up after the car he was in hit. he helped made the arrest. the woman poked her head out of the sunroof and started to yell she was god. that was enough. they taseded her and took her in custody. the officer is okay. alison: what a story! caitlyn jenner is the source of a new controversy today for an award she is being given. "glamour" magazine honored her as woman of the year. she now identifies as woman

and is praised for her effort to educate the public about issues faced by transgender individuals. we found many people who believe she doesn't deserve the award and we want to hear from you tonight. this the twitter poll question of the day. take the poll. join the conversation at facebook and we'll have the results in less than a half an hour. jonathan: let's get a check on the traffic situation. anytime you add rain to traffic the equation is bad. jamie: it is. it was a soggy commute this morning and through the midday. it is now. take a look. this gives you an idea on the capital beltway through virginia what to expect. it's south of the american legion bridge. we had an earlier crash. move to the maps. it was on the outer loop right here. it's in the clearing stages. the left lane is blocked. moving further south, i want to talk about the crash, it's

gone. there is a solid red line and that is the delay that continues. the bigger picture, slowing now. we are okay for prince george's county. it's mainly the inner loop to greenbelt we have slowing. we have congestion. you saw the delays getting closer to 270 and continuing on the inner loop. take another look so you know what to expect. headlights and wipers this afternoon. that is a look at traffic. >> thank you. today is a special birthday. marines turn 240. it was this day in 1775 that the continental marines were established and we thank everyone who has served and continues to serve. a great gallery of marine corps over the years on the website wjla.com. we will be showing you more pictures throughout the newscast. you are web team posted -- our web team posted a list of the veteran day events taking place tomorrow and there are more than a few.

we thank veterans who have served and those who continue to serve. alison: great photos there. jonathan: good stuff. alison: look at the gallery. it's neat. you were just outside. lovely weather. doug: it was breezy. still a damp. no rain we are picking up on the radar as the drizzle. tomorrow is a better day. we look forward to better things to come. there light rain. raindrop in drizzle. this is the last batch of the precipitation moving through the area right now. i pull the shot back. it's 61 in leonard town. they have had two inches of

rain between and today. they almost had an inch in springfield and rockville. it is 60 degrees in los angeles. tomorrow we have a nice breeze and sunshine. another system is going to come in thursday with the showers and the isolated thunderstorms and ill will clear out for the weekend. tomorrow is great for veterans day. the next seven days shows cooler and breezier weather. friday to the weekend. it will be gorgeous. it's great for the mid-november. with the temperatures in the 50's in the day. the upper 30's and low 40's at night and tons of sun. alison: awesome. doug: i like it. alison: sounds great. jonathan: thanks, doug. coming up next at "abc7 news

at 4:00" -- the makers of cheerios sued. which brand is targeted and the claims are. that's up next. alison: when it comes to youth soccer could a play be been ad? the safety issue -- play be banned? the safety, i

alison: new research finds companies trying to trick parents to buy junk food for their children. they looked at 51 commercials for food products intended for children and found half of the ads targeted the parents. the problem here researchers say many of the snacks do not meet federal standards for healthy snacks. jonathan: now cheerios is facing a lawsuit over the protein version. so you have the regular and then the protein version. alison: a group is a saying it hay not have as much protein as you think and it is packed with sugar. jim avila explains. reporter: there is something new on the iconic yellow box of cheerios. in big bold letters protein. >> that's good for breakfast. reporter: according to the fod science and t publicfor

interest, cheerios undercuts the healthful reputation marketing the new cereal packed with protein. according to the just filed lawsuit it's packed with sugar. >> you are getting more protein but it's not worth the price of the four teaspoons of sugar. reporter: here are the numbers. for the same 200 calories, regular cheerios has six grams of protein. cheerios protein just a smidgeon more. 6.7 grams. but look at the sugar breakdown we found? that same 200 calories of the regular cheerios is just two grams of sugar. cheerios protein, oats and honey has 16 grams of sugar. it has more sugar than every other cheerios on the market. more than frost cheerios, fruity and even chocolate cheerios. >> people are being cheated. not only is general mills giving you more sugar they are

charging you more for the present. >> they told us in a statement that the protein is accurately label and equal amount of the protein contained 18% more protein by weight than original cheerios. they did not respond to repeated questions about the amount of sugar. jonathan: i feel cheated now. alison: you like it because it's sweet other. jonathan: now i know why. oh, well. still ahead at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- plans unveiled for overhaul of the busiest am track line -- busiest amtrak line. we let you know what changes are in the works. i don't want to live with

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announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:0". on your side. alison: well, it is gray and gloomy. this is a live shot outside the studios in arlington. you know, some might be happy to see the day come to a close. jonathan: no kidding. as soon as the stuff clears out we will look at another chance of rain. doug hill has the forecast. we need this, right? doug: sure. if it's not excessive it's good to get water on the ground. it's just drizzly at the moment. we saw pictures outside the belfort furniture. look at the radar, not as much rain as the radar would

indicate. a lot of this light drizzly stuff that will continue to push through the area over the next couple of hours but that is how much of the rush hour we have left. not a good combination we have now. but the best news to share is we are on the last legs of the system. there are two areas of low pressure, one off the dost of virginia and one over the eastern ohio pushing away to allow the skies to clear. it's 53 in falls church. and springdale 5. -- 53 in chevy chase. this is just a chilly day. the temperatures are running seven or eight below average. tomorrow with clearing skies many areas will be in the 40's to start today. 47 in fairfax in germantown. 48 in dale -- 48 in dale city. tomorrow, veterans day is better than this one. we have a chilly start. sunshine. partly to mostly sunny through midday. 61. 65 for an afternoon high temperature. take a quick peak at the next seven days. we will have a lot of sunshine

getting through. the midday cold front to bring us shower or rumble of thunder. speaking of the weekend. saturday evening is tree lighting ceremony at the national harbor at 6:15. i'll be there. you be there. we'll be square. jonathan: absolutely. sounds like fun. alison: fun, doug. jonathan: all right. what would soccer be without heading the ball? you know we slap your head in the ball? a lot safer according to the doctors. alison: a group taking the extreme measure of suggesting that this be banned for young children. diane cho aft the rec center in northwest to break it all down. kids under a certain age will no longer be able to use their head to hit a ball in a soccer game. the u.s. soccer federation -- go ahead and do it. th u.s. soccerfederation implemented the rules

requiring children 10 and younger part of the u.s. soccer youth national team to prevent concussions. between the ages of 11 and 13. they are considered recommendations for the other soccer associations not under the u.s. soccer control. this came under the announcement that the lawsuit filed last year was settled but the u.s. soccer federation have been working to create a player safety campaign before the lawsuit. the director of the alexandria soccer association said he was glad they made the announcement. >> heading is part of the game that does require an advanced level of skill, of muscle development. it's something you can wait to develop and introduce alt a later age and it won't take away from the game.

diane: u.s. soccer federation says they are going to announce an initiative to discuss concussion awareness soon. diane cho, abc7 news. alison: thank you. now looking around the region today, wsfc preparing for cold weather andasy season of the water main breaks. crews say they are keping close eye on the temperatures in the potmac. when t gets to the mid-30's, the breaks ramp up and that is when the crews jump action. making things more difficult are the pipe themselves. a third of the water mains in montgomery and prince george's county are more than 50 years old. >> alison: here is what you can do to prepare. you should have about one to two gallons of water on hand.

that is per person, per day. jonathan: a bus crash and the three people were hurt. but the utility workers had to come safely clear the street as the pole cracked in half. some homes and businesses lost power at the time. understand things are getting fixed up or should be done by now. alison: a murder investigation opens in takoma park. the body of a woman found in a dumpster behind an office building this morning. maryland bureau chief brad bell explain who made the grisly find and what police are looking into right now. brad: a janitor taking out the trash found the victim. a woman in a dumpster. the victim is a female and police say she appears to be hispanic. she appears to be middle age.

she also appears to have been murdered. there are obvious signs of trauma. alex goldburg is chief of the police department. >> i doubt it's random at this point. but it's too early to say. >> in my heart, sadness. brad: she works in the complex of the doctor and dentist offices and she watches as the police search gardens and under manhole covers looking for clues. >> i feel very unsafe. very unsafe. i feel for my coworkers and i home they find whoever did this to this girl. brad: at this point the office complex is a crime scene. a blue canopy overhead and the a parking lot crisscrossed with crime scene tape. takoma park police not yet releasing the identity of the victim. in takoma park, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: there soon could be a large scale transformation of the amtrak northeast

corridor. they have been grappling for how to speed things up for years. i released new environmental impact study on three proposed ideas. those are one, high-speed rail between d.c. and boston. two, new rail line connecting hartford, connecticut, and providence, rhode island. three a rail tunnel from long island to connecticut. alison: meanwhile, the residents will have a chance to ask questions about the future of i-66 tonight. vdot regional transportation director will speak at 7:30 at the town hall and address the planned interstate expansion and the tolls inside the beltway. a close call for a virginia state trooper on westbound 66 near gainesville this morning. a driver lost control and hit the trooper's vehicle in a traffic stop. the trooper was outside the vehicle and was not hurt. the driver who caused the crash suffered minor injuries. jonathan: there is more backlash for bill cosby. the student government of george washington university wants to revoke his honorary

degree. they said last month they weren't in the business of revoking things but the student leaders are speaking out against the decision. they believe it should be rescinded as an act of solidarity with survivors of sexual assault on the college campus and around the world. alison: now to tonight's spotlight on education. there is a push to improve literacy. several braved the rain and walked to fedex field. it was kickoff to a day that was focused on reading and writing. >> we are trying to improve student achievement. they will go to the middle school side successful. >> so tonight the school will host a literacy night for the students, parents and the teachers. one of the guests is murphy, a

9-year-old author from howard county. jonathan: coming up for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the latest on chipotle out west and the e. coli cases. what they are doing today. that's ahead. alison: the result of the twitter poll. should caitlyn jenner be honored as woman of the year for "glamour" magazine. jonathan: as we go to work, pictures of the marine corps over the years as it celebrates the 240th birthday. check out our gallery. great pictures there at wjla.com. we're coming right back. stay with us.

alison: a "star wars" fan has died days after getting his final wish. ashley fleetwood said her husband daniel died last night after a long battle with cancer. it was last week that fleetwood saw an unedited version of the yet to be released "star wars: the force awakens." the screening was result of an online campaign supported by several of the film's stars. jonathan: didny did a great -- disney did a great job to send him the dvd of that. caitlyn jenner won several awards coming forward since transgender and announcing a change to becoming a woman. alison: there is an award now that has people talking and many people wondering does she deserve this one. she is one of "glamour's" women of the year and that sparked controversy. i was the twitter poll today.

should she won the award. jonathan: the poll not close. nine out of ten say no. the discussion taking place right now on facebook. reasons ranging from someone better should have gotten it. to those who believe that she should not be eligible for the award. we're keeping the poll open all everything long. you will find the facebook page as well. interested to hear what you have to say on the issue. coming up for us at 4:00. if you are a fan of the show "breaking bad." listen up. where you can catch up with the cast in the district. alison: also ahead at 4:00 -- it's not just adults trapped by apps. your kids are, too. how this could put them in danger and how

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at 4:00" -- the park test it is called. many parents and the schools are worried. with even some that are the better ones in the area under performing. we take you to one county that found success and show you how it's succeeding after this.

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and evea what they need to learn by graduation to be ready for college andareer. in frederick county, high school sdents fard better than the peers across th state. on the algebra 1 portion of the state 41% scored highest level. 43% of the frederick county students scored four to five. in english ten 49% scored four to five and 51% of the frederick county students scored at the level. the students are happy with the outcome but keep it in perspective. >> sure, it should be celebrated. but it's just another standardized thing that we did okay on. kellye: kellye lynn, abc7 news. leon: coming up, hit number three on video. it's not goi so well. >> everything she has got iwind? gave her. leon: the police say they hve evidence that her love is

criminal in a big way. pretty soon you won't be calling tyson's corner "tyson's corner." the name change is coming w "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. leon: dreary day out there. clouds and the rain uling the skies. right now mobile track 7 on the beltway at i-95 in maryland. the wipers ar. chief meteorologist doug hill is live outside the studio in arlington. check on the weather. wi the weather be out of here for the holiday? doug: yes. it will be a different weather day. it will be beautiful. every day i talk about what it's like outside the belfort furniture weather center. take a look. ut tomorrow will be breezy and nicer. check on theumbers and te dar now trang th area of the rin mong north/noast. have the rain shield that is moving t the

metro area. 55 i frederick. 60 in baltimore. we will have cooler air that will knock it to the 40's and 50's. through veterans day tomorrow it's beautiful. a lot of sunshine. we have the weekend forecast in a few minute. leon: you got it. to the police are trying to figure out who shot a man inside a car in springdale. after being shot the man crashed his car on lodato way not far from where the beltway meets route 50. maryland bureau chief brad bell on the scene where it was towed away in the last after hour. what did you learn ab