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 about this?

brad: it took place 100 yards down there. the car mowing down the sign here coming to rest on the tree. a wild scene. gunfireand a car crash. >> it's really sad. the kids you have to worry out brad: this car at the heart of the violce. e driver shot behind he wheel. then itoaring out of control and crashing neais man ho. news, but wh it'son our doorstep it's scary hood looking first for a g for evidence. the viserious condition. i spke to thisner a few moments ago. he did't want to talk on

camera but hearing th running finding the car on fire. he put a hose on it and he said that theviims unconsous and covered with blood. police telling us is in critical condition. search for the gunman still on. brad bell, abc news. alisank you. we have new information in the ke of the deadly accident along chill road in hyattsville. today police identified three people killed inside the churchvan that was hit by a pickup truck. tom roussey is live outside the church in riverdale where the congregation is scheduled to meet this evrything. tom -- meet this evening. tom: a sad meeting. they will be in second floor space they rent from this korean church and meeting at

7:00 tonight. it half the church. we are learning more object who passed and survived. this is a ictur of martha rodriguez and she was nie months pregnant. she was nine mont pregnant. she is alve but in a coma. her stomach is ki stomach in the picture he isout of thospital. they have seeral kids, onef this little girl who survived the crash as well. but s also in a comin the hospital. they want to have a funeral for the baby who was lost beuse he wa six months pregnant. the folks in the van were on the way to a service at the

church. they have not idefiedthe driver. therwere alot of good samaritans that tred toolks buts of the van die and the pickup driver did as well. i'm tom roussey, bc7 news. alison: okay, tom. thank vestigators in takoma prk are trying to figure out how a woman was killed there. r body was found behind an office park near a dumpsterat 7:30 this morning.chieve of pols abc7 she had obvious trauma to her upper body. but they are not releasing much else in the case. we will let you know when we learn more. in the last two hour police in alexandria identified the man

whose body was found yesterday on a popular playground. they believe jose luis ferman perez was targeted and that there is no greater threat to the public now. his body was found, though, in beverley park. a place thatmany parents know as "the pit." but tonight no arrests have been made in th case. leon: new developments by president obama to extend deportation protection to 5 million people. justice department plans to appeal an injunction to the supreme court. it protects people who are brought to the u.s. as children and parentswhose ildren are citizens orlegal residents. d.c. dell get a holmes -- delete holmes-norton is going to require a bil for thosewhotylive in city. lotoities requirthe people working r t city to live in the ct t u.s. marals, jdges .

wewant to know wht y think iea ou pinion on th age. alison: 14 candi ates hongto ke up residence a the whte hoe inus 2016. a dozen of thm are meeting in e of twog.o.p. dbates in lwaukee. seen your political reporter scott thuman live onhe te 2016 trail toight. here e go a what can we expt thi time scot it's differentyou eht candidates onthe main stage i the primetime tme totak.0 to give there is smething interestingday

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the ws one, not those who what difference anst but whatdoes itthat as well. excitement i campaign tra. nes. ca hit, sctt. thuman, have agod one. see you in a ittleme, gege washt universiants to sell the dormitory used asa head-out by the watergate burglars. "the wahingtonian" reports they are looking to sel the hall that is on virginia avenue northwest. g.w. closed down the residents hall. renovations after that. tax records put it worth $26 billion. lison: now we turn to developing story from fairfax county where police are searchg for the man accused of robbing three grocery ores in the buke area.

employees are being praised for thwarting thela attempt. dney.er: it starts with a man ere i an ackloyee noti something is wrong an yells out. >> hey, arouer: the suspect is startled nd starts r to the door. thealert c pushes a shopping cart at him to briefly knock the man down re a he gets up and takes off. >> it's amazing that someone could step in. reporter: we sold the video to julie aaron who shops here l the time and knowsthe employees well. >> they're great, wonderful. reporter: they belief this man is responsible for other recent robberies at grocery stores in burke. at the safeway in old keene mill road october 26 before 8:00 p.m. and shoppers food warehouse on old keene mill road on october 28 just after midnight. i the man got away with money but not at the giant. >> we are always urging people to pay atention with the

surroundings, going on around you and be alert. this is a case where they weren't and >> the response from the employees is not. >> i'm so proud of the people. spokesperson for giant says they have no comment and they are asking anyone wi informati about the situation to come forward. in burke center, jeff goldberg, abc7news. alison: coming up at 5:00 -- >> we tell you what they are calling for. leon: weetheart or swindler, he debate overa woman's intentn wih her ne huand. soccer plays at cann for

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>> countdown to veterans day veterans of america. alison: happy brthday to u.s. marine corps. the military branch was found 240 years ago today. there was a ceremony this morning at the iwo jima memorial at arlington. if you have never seen the marine band in action you have to see it in person. marine corps comandant laid a wreath -- do man daunt laid a wreath to all those who lost their lives in service to the country. you can see a fantastic photo federalry on the website at wjla.com. leon: you can catch it every tuesday. alison: behind us here. moving on. you talk about cutting corners. tyson's corner will soon drop the second part of the name. leon: that's right. brianne carter takes a look at the change and how much it will cost to make. >> everybody knows this as

tyson's corner. brianne: that's about to change. the sen us the bureau -- census bureau is changing it from tyson's corner to "tyson's." according to a spokesperson, tyson's, virginia will be on the map literally. with the online mapping system adding the address. some have to add tysons of the mailing addresses. >> let's just keep it tyson's corner. brianne: it started with a small country store at the corner of two country roads. in if t past -- in the past few decades it has turned a corner. there are several project developments in the area and more planned for next year. >> it doesn't make any sense at all. they say tysons. everybody knows the mall. >> you talk about things and trying to rename something that has been here for a while.

>> it could also mean possible changes here at the tyson corn merit row station along the silver line. speaking of corners, come around the corner with me and we could see the new name of just a tysons metro station. spokesman for metro says a name change would have to be requested and paid for by the jurisdiction. if approved it won't change until the silver lines open and the signs have to be updated. as for signs on the road, vdot says money won't be spent for new signs but it will be used for the future signs if existing ones are replaced for routine maintenance. tysons, virginia, bianne car news. leon: b is for birthday and that is what theyare celebrating on "sesametreet" today. it premiered 6 years ago todayon pbs. the longestg chilen's television eries inhistory. alison: loveable characters.

>> still going strong. alison: it is. a lot of wet lavings for wed roads. but rick was able to take an amazing picture of the fall foliage. he snapped this picture with a drone. he notes that no f.a.a. regulations were harmed in taking the photo. that is a nice one. if you see it, send i to us at pics@wjla.com. leon: rick could not have take than picture today. alison: yeah. doug: another day. alison: not at all. before the rain. it feels like it has been around forever. it hasn't been that long. doug: that and the shorter hours ofdaylight. tomorrowtera da should be eat. smaller chance ofrinon thsday. od stret of days comingp sheth you theupdate yo pic s kte we old it's cse t hurricane strength. it remainfsre. it's got the 7 iles per hour winds that will get stronger

tomorrow. we start to accelerate the northeast and you look at the next couple of days to get over the northern atlantic, and the water temperature is cold and the air temperature is warmer. it will pretty mh go away. still low pressure ceter. late season hurricane for sure in november. we will keep an eye on it. not much of a story to tell. german town, home of the weather bug headquarters on the rooftop location. look at the couds throughout theday. cloud be is trying to lift every now and then ut not so much. we are zihang tough with the drizzle and the low clouds. going a few thousand feet above the cloud deck and it will be seen here later tonight with the skies clear off. inch and a half of rain in southern college county. we have over an inch in germantown. 1.2 inches of rain at the childrens hospital. ashburn, .86. farther south there are milder temperatures in lusby. we have the end of the rain pattern and the paches

owing up on the radr. this is light but it' drifting north/northeast. the heaviest rain pushed well through pennsylvania and state college. closing in on buffalo. looks like it's making a smile here. doesn't it? smile of rain as it movesway and the skies will clear and we will be in fine shape. 53 in falls church. 53 at chevy chase. we have seen a consistent display of the temperatures around here. we are under the same heavy wet damp air mass. but it will improve. the temperatures with the sunshine today and still mild. 65 in raleigh. 60 in virginia beach. 46 in columbus. 47 in detroit. we have cooler weather later in the week. tomorrow will be spectacular here. the future cast gets to the fact that the storm system is out o here well northeast. rainy day across new england tomorrow. high pressure builds in for us.

northwesterly winds 10to 15 miles per hour. temperatures will climb in the mid-60's. a lot of sunshine. we will keep an eye on the next system, a fast moving cold front thursday. isolated rumble of thunder through the midday. late afternoon it will clear out and we are in fine shape heading through friday and the weekend. chillier this weekend. a lot of sunshine. 65 in the early afternoon hours and looking ahead to the next seven days a cold front 40% chance of showers. isolated rumble of thunder thursday. breezy, cooler, sunny. 59 degrees on sunday. we will warm up to the lower 60's. lousy day now and then but w many nice days in a ro alison: craving the sunshine. can't wait. okay. thank you. leon: his name issy noon mouse with -- synonymous with new

orleans. toussant was inducted in the rock 'n' roll hall of fame in 1998. president obama remembered him. many of the songs were more popular covered by someone else, "working in the coal mine" and "ride your pony." he had a heart attack after a concert last night in madrid. he went out playing. he was 77. alison: still to come, it seems the sense of humor and your sense of smell could say a lot about your mental health. leon: especially if your humor smells. that and the difference lowering your blood pressure can make. that's ahead. jennifer: he is wanted for strangling a woman. he is 28 years old. can he escape the wall of justice? that's next. alison: but first a look at what is coming up tonight on

jennifer: i'm jennifer donelan. in the obstruction of wall of j. andrea was wanted by police but her face is closed. the eighth wall of justice fugitive in custody. look at the newly added

cimmaron kennedy. he is at the center of the all-out search by the d.c. homicide detectives for murder. the police are adding james thomas to the wall of justice tonight saying he strangled and beat a woman. they are still looking for rugalez. arlington county detectives need your help for this person wanted for breaking and entering in assault. they also need help finding donna cochran for felony embezzlement. let's set the wall of justice in motion. the polie your house to find this 29-year-old who erupted in a jealous rage and broke in his ex-girlfriend's apartment and attacked her new boyfriend. police say he planned it out and say it was a violent beating. >> some of the injuries the victim suffered was significant facial injuries to include numerous las nation, busted nose. jennifer: he is'2", weighs 200 pounds, 29 years old,

black hair, brown eyes and is wanted for breaking and entering and assault. detectives want him off the wall of justice andput him behind bars. thanks to you the arlington county police taki six of the wall of justice fugitives off the wall to get them behind bars. if you have information on the location, you are asked to call arlington county police. i'm jennifer donelan. alison: an annapolis police officer is recognized for saving a dog. not once but twice. the officer found the pup named phoenix tie fod a tree. he took the dog to animal control and checked on him several times. when no one claimed him, the officer adon'ted the dog for himself. leon: lucky dog. alison: isn't that sweet? he was thinking about him the whole time. i have to get the dog. leon: coming up at 5:00 --

fighting for more money. a look at the latest push to increase minimum wage. alison: later, head games. find out why some soccer teams are changing the rules for some players. >> is it true love or a romantic scam? the 59,000 reasons why police say the woman was in it

leon: update on the news we brought at 4:00. small plane crash east of akron. two people are dead after the crash. unclear if the people were on the plane or in the building. alison: she says they are in love but police say it's her way to get her hands on an older man's money. kevin lewis is live with the story you will see only here on seven. tell us about it. kevin: hi, alison. police say this woman planned what appears to be a chance meeting with the 81-year-old widower but it was not long before she drove him to bank of america branches all across the d.m.v. taking out a lot of cash. police call her a swindler. >> it's not true. kevin: but 81-year-old john andrews says daramy is the love of his life.

the two met at a giant grocery store. in weeks police say daramy took $59,000 from his bank of america account and dragged him to the montgomery county courthouse where they got hitched. >> full of crap. she never tried to steal anything from me. everything that she got from me i gave her. kevin: she lives in this northeast home. >> that is real nice. the next door nghbor shaw recently saw her new sparkling bling. >> she said, "i have been out of town. i just got married." showed me a big diamond on her finger. kevin: she is now locked up and told police she is madly in love but couldn't remember when they met or where they had the wedding reception.

>> you're giving her everything you own? >> i don't have anybody else. my parents are dead and my first wife is gone. get her away from cops so we can resume our life together. kevin: prosecution in these cases can be difficult because the victims are of poor memory and/or embarrassed. mr. andrews' family and friends say that is the case here. daramy faces jail time. alison: thank you. now checking today's other top stories. a man is in critical condition after he was shot while driving his car. this happened in route 50 in the beltway in springdale, maryland. after he was shot he crashed house car. this was in a residential area. he is in critical condition and police are looking for whoever shot him. leon: fairfax county police looking for a suspect in a series of grocery store robberies. a masked man held up three grocery stores in the burke

area going back to last month. in the latest incident a store clerk shoved a cart at the suspect to knocking him down before he left the scene. alison: the fourth republican debate takes place in milwaukee. candidates will be questioned on the status of the economy and international matters. among other issues. the candidates with the highest poll numbers are taking part in the primetime debate that starts at :00. the four other candidate december bait earlier at 7:00. leon: fast food workers across the couny are protesting for $15 minimum wa. workers in 20 cities. people are walk of theri job. many city and some states are raising this on their home. they hope that it will get the attention of the passenger candidates. >> $15 an hour would help me

with coughs of living. living a place like w york city. >> maybe i wouldn't havto work tw jobs orsen days a week. >> each presidential cndidte is calling for higher minimum ag but jeb is calling for no minimum wage at all. alison: now health news. "7 on your side" with dramatic findings about the blood pressure. a new publ in "new englrnal of medicine" and suggests lowering the blood prsesure can reduce the chance of a death. for people ith thblood pressure high end is 40 or 150or the topnumber. leon: it had to stop the study early. >> tre wa 2%reduction of the outcome.

alison: estimated 1 in 3 people in united states has high blood pressure. a new study finds a change in a sense of humor could be precursor to dementia. researchers say in the years before people we diagnosed with dementia people would laugh at inappropriate times and display impulsive havi sosidered out of characterment leon: researchers at the university of florida say smelling peanut bter is dete e.ock a nosl and themto identifyth m with the othe nostril. they compare it to ee which uld smellthe peanut btter first. see o smell is one f the fected by a deine innction. tthat each si ofthe

brain reacts could e early marker. alzheimer's is too complicated a disease to whise down to such a simple test. alison: it is hard to imagine it could make a difference in rly desection. but you can understand that the meory tests can be embarrassing for patients. leviate that.ould help leon: something that everyone could do at home. who knew each nostril was wired to a different half of your brain. did you know that? alison: no. unbelievable. "eon: cong up,.diverte sneak peek at the documentary you can only see on wjla.com. >> police call it anattempted assassinatn. we have the latest on the search for whoever shot a judge. leon: new at 6:00, the case of sex abuse and the surveillance video that went viral. what we know about the

suspects and why some say we should have never seen this video. en s tuned "world news tonight." vid mi has a preview. david: the breaking news at this hour. images coming in of a deadly plain crash in the american neighborhood. slamming into a hom and erupting into flames. we have the picture. the big debate. we on the scene. and black f revealed already. you can order the door busters from your home long beforehe crowd. a lot to get to tonight right after ab

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about ongoing area and we'll get to jonath elias wit thenathm community leaders trying to get if montgomery county school system to recognize muslim holiday on the calendar. after a heated debate the school system voted to close schools on the holiday n the 2016-2017 school year. the vote wasn't evenlo for now i'm jonathan elias. back to you. leon: thanks. interesting. a new exhibit dedicated to art of the air force tower. i opened up tomorrow. 50 photos of air force towers around the world.

next month is the anniversary of a commercial plane that slammed in the mountain side and kill everyone on board. alison: but out of the disaster came landmark reforms. jay korff has more on a documentary you will find on wjla.com. >> the total impact area probably runs 700 to 800 yards. jay: the flight slammed in the top of the mountain, along the western end of estee of the cou. >> you don't hear much but this proves to be a critical turning point in the aviation

safety history. >> ground proximity warning system were mandated for airlines. >> on the fateful day, there was plenty of debate to go around. the nationaltransportation safety board determined a tragic miscommunication between the flight crew and the air traffic ontllers. the mistakes could lead to disasters. you can watch this by going online where a short documentary diverted twa 514 is shown exclusively. >> anytime i'm in the mountainous tern i know that they areistening. leon: coming up wizard fans get their wish. but not exactly like they want. look at kevin durant's return

alison: "7 on your side" in health matters now. tonight there are new recommendations that kids under the age of 10 not head the ball in sou.s. soccer made e

announcement yesterday saying that the kids should not start learning to head theball. >> she has two children who loves soccer. >> since they were 5. reporter: a couple of years ago she had a scare aftr 13-year-old daughter ended up with a concussion at p.e. class in school. >> it was frightening. reporter: her daughter has recovered from the injury but she is glass they are trying mke changes. they are implementing new rules to allow heading for children ten and younger. also limiting h they can do in practice. >> it's something that can wait to introduce.

>> it's recommended for others at are not cotrolled by u.s. soccer. park with alexandria soccer association says he is not surprised by theg u. >> this is a hot button issue. they have gone so far in the courses to suggest not allowing kids consistent with the recent mandate not head the ball. >> it also requires a medical professional to make decisions and this comes as a lawsuit that has been settle but the u.s. soccer says they were working on a player safety campaign before th lawsuit alison: thank you. you mightemembe in september "7 on your side" consumer investigator kimberly

suiters took a closer at the special headbands that are designed to prevent concussions. the goal is to prote athletes athletes in every sport. it's called the halo headband. but not all doctors are convincedment >> the problem is they don't keep soft tissue movng inside the head. they can't stop the movement enough to kep e injury from dr. runs concussion prevention clinic coache in the d.c. area. kimberly's ull story is on wjla.com. leon: let's see the rain that it is having n the commute jamie: it has a big one.hamerani

brid. delays on sids. i stthrough the countysthe top owaswell. wothrough rince george county aswell. 66 is not bad. 395 is congested as well. that is a look at traffic. back to you. doug: we are talking aut the ra that is moving ut. it's stopped outside the belfort furniture weather center. we have weather sry for tuesday evening. we will see the rain to an end tonight as the pattern. it's lifting to the

this will bin thee mid- willdro. it's 48 in blue rays. 56 in e nation's pitol. look at the temrates, not a ot of change from northeast, to southeast washington. low 50's. tomorroworning the western zone have the coolestnumbers. everybod locally the low wee alot of nhine. cold front with a rumble of thunder and e bree and the ooler weather for friday, saturday

and sunday. warmer next week. it's warm inside the verizon center where erin hawksworth is. thunder in town. no weather thunder but k.d. may bring thunder. you think? erin: i like that, doug. fans are starting to trickle in. it is a big deal that kevin durant is back in his hometown. why? he is a free gent in july. there are people who would love to see her here on a regular basis. i had a chance to ask durant about his future lans.uturelans. the streets and i grew up here. to coe home.'s aways atch e tain hgeorgetown and i wached. to walk o is the

journey i have b hopelly, yo know, more kids behind me to do th thing. >> how tough is it that you are constantly asked bout the free agency decision? >> i try to go on every day and not worry about the future. i worry about it when i get there. i have been saying i dot know for a long time. i am focused on the team and happy i am player agai i am happy i a playing again. erin: how do you balance your heart versus business when you make the decision? kevin: i'll worry about when i get there. excited to get an opportunity to play in t nba tonight. play a great team. erin: coming up at 6:00, here from kevin durant, john wall

and bradley beal who weigh in on the frustration over the wizards fans treating this like a home thunder. they are frustrated because they cheer for kevin durant. you will hear about that. back to you. leon: thanks

maureen: developing now a person of interest in shooting a texas judge has been charged in unrelated killing. the judge remains hositpalize and her family says she is improving tonight. we have the late. brandi: four days after the what was anot in austin, assassination attempt the detectives want to question 28-year-old this man who has been charged with a different crime. a murder in houston.

last friday night he arrived home from a football game with family men the austin american statesman reports she found a garbage bag or a trash can blocking her security gate. someone got out othe car to move it, the judge was ambushed by a man with a shotgun. >> of course gunshots. >> the gunman missed but the judge was injured by shrapnel. on the bench since 1999 instigators are poring over residents of her previous cases to look for anyone with a a grdge. >> presiding overpresses cases she had received threats. her condition is improving every day. maureen: tat is it for "abc7 news at 5:00". "abc7 news at 6:00" starts

now. with breaking news. >> announcer: from abc7 news this is a breaking news alert. maureen: new images now of the breaking news from akron, ohio. pictures from the local abc affiliate show a home engulfed in flames. we are told the pilot and the copilot for killed when the twin engine jet hit the house. the fate of the other people on board is not cler. expect more tonight at "world news tonight." a dreary drive home across the area after a rainilledday. leon: this is all part of the same weather system that made the slow drive home 24hours ago. ologist doug hill is tracking it for us. when are we going to dy out? doovernight when the skies start to clear. we will get the drier air in right now light drizzle in arlington out the belfort iture weathe center. the steady area f rain pushing orth. every time wefresh the yse ars of shwersuth. it's a proes

i may take t ho but th rain will ed. weee tsies clear later. 46 inay. 53 in hagerstown. 54 n manassas aswe spek. forecast maerof eval more hurs t s clear b up to the northwest ch start t the d tomorrow morninbut it's brighter. quite a bit of sunshine rough te day tomorrow as well. we expect vetera day to feature the high temperat 65 degrees. t f su andnorth 10 miles per hou look ray heado the wed f you ming u ina fewines. look at something we taaffects . mobile track 7 the srets tochecking for problems ere. delays out the. ral video we you arund thstime la tothan rrested .c.police tell c