it. france is vowing an all-out war on isis after friday's attacks killed 129 people and jured hundreds of other international manhunt is underway for a suspect libeeved to be connected to the attacks. the u.s. facing questions. today, president become bam with responded -- president obama responded to criticism about his plan to target islamic state terror. president obama: when i said we are containing their spread in iraq and syria, in fact they control less teitory than they did last year. the more we shrink that territory, the less they can pretend they are a functioning state and the more it's apparent they are simply a network of killers who are brutalizing local populations. maureen: we have team coverage of the war on terror tonight. including the live report from paris in a moment. leon: now first days after the

horrific violence played out in paris. d.c. now falling to the cross hairs of isis. maureen: the terror group releasing new video promising to strike america in the stronghold, here in washington. leon: stephen tschida live with the response of the threats. at are we hearing about this? steph: the video is under intense scrutiny. but tonight it is adding to security concerns and to the already simmering fear present in the nation's capit. the video billed as an isis production. the intent announced washington, d.c., is on the terror group's hit list. >> this is a very real threat. it's imminent danger. rter: security is heightened. in the row launched intensified effort to keep the passengers safe. >> we are increasing our patrol effrts whether it's the uniform patrol, plain clothes officers or the random explosionive bag screening as well as the k-9 control.

stephen: tension so high, unrelated roadblock today in downtown d.c. sparked ccerns over terrorists. >> i talked to a cop over there and he said nothing to do with it. nothingto do with the france incident or isis. stephen: terror experts say it diers from al-qaeda. one went for major land marks, isis hits soft targets such as restaurants. >> they roll up on them. they fire off rounds, they go inside or drive by. that is what they did in paris. how do you stop something like that? you don't unless you know about it. >> but many we spoke with said they won't changeei thr behavior even though they believe the threat is real. >> the chance of it happening to any one person are so slim. there is not much you can do. >> terrorism analyst brad garrett sa he and other agencies are well aware that isis imp theseers if not about -- sympathizers if not

participants are already in the metro area. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. maureen: thank you. these are live pictures you are looking at right now of the frenchembassy in northwest washington. since friday attacks the memorial there is growing. many people have put flowers, light candles. leon: controversy comments from the campaign trail and donald trump. he said closing mosquesacross the u.s. is something he would consider in the wake of terror attacks. the presidential candidate said it's something he would hate to do but said there is embedded hatred coming from mosques. france's interior minister called for shutting down french mosques preach hatred. amasvema nht is underway in france and beyond. several law enforcement agencies now working to track down those who may have played a role in the terror attack or paris supporting them. this ias dozens are still beg treat at hospital anthworlds that have been lost.

the senior political reporter scott thuman is in paris tonight and he joins us live. scott, what is the mood like there tonight? what has been done with the intelligence failures surrounding the paris attack now? scott: you know, leon, there is the sadness that would come with any sort of tragedy like this. you would expect that. it is stil pleatly on every level evident. you see it and hear it from everybody. but what is complicating matters is is there is an overwhelming sense of fear people are concerned there will be another shoe to drop, something terrible to happen. especially in light that french military fighter jets are attacking syrian fights overnight yesterday. they believe that there could be retaliation and citizens all over the city tonight are very concerned about the possibility. leon: scott, folks at home watching may not realize that you left beirut after the

terror attacks there to go to paris. now that you are there, do you see anything in connection between the two? scott: you know, leon, it was interesting today when we were everyone was gathering because we saw a lot of lebanese flags next to french flags and signs that echo the same sentiment. we had just been in beirut for the attack in the hezbollah district, in the southern portion of downtown beirut where dozens of people were killed. more than 200 injured. isil quickly taking responsibility for that. we wer there covering that. this happened and we rushed here to paris. unfortunately it seems like a wave that is continuing to grow. maureen: scott, what do you expect in the next few days in paris as far as tracking down the suspects who are still at large? scott: yeah, this is remarkable, maureen, to walk

down the street, drive doing the street and the amount of police presence you see. people searching bags. armed military on every corner of the major stretches here in paris. they want it to be known that people can rest to some degree easy. but we were talking earlier tonight, president hollande is asking for a three-month state of emergency. he says this is war. this is an act of war. declaration of such. so it is easy for to us say here is a big store, focus on it for weeks and something else happen and you move on. the city won't move on readily from this. it will be a long process. they just hope it is a one-time occurrence and they can somehow dismantle the terror group. not an easy feat. no one is suggesting it will be. but until then, this is a city that will be on edge, inclother cities around the country liwashington, d.c., and across the united states. leon: they have been saying to us this will be a long-term process and a lng-term war.

we just learned how long it ll be. scott thuman reporting live from paris. stay safe. we will talk to you down th road coming up tonight at 7:00, a special town hall. your voice, your future, war on terror. we will take a closerk at the paris attacks, the d.c. threat and what is next in the fight against isis. you can watch it on our sister station newschannel8 or streamg live on the website wjla.com. maureen: coming up at "abc7 news at 6:00" -- lessons leaned from the baltimore riots. a new report reveals flaws and how the city responded to massive and sometimes violent demonstrations. plus -- >> a hazing incident at one area high school leads to assault charges and more arrests could be on the way. i'm jeff goldberg. coming up, we will tell you what is going on and where. >> i am 100% cancer-free. leon: good news for governor

larry hogan. what he is saying next. doug: i'm doug hill in the belfort furniture weather center. two consecutive gorgeous days. sunshine and mild temperatures, get ready for a capitol hill roller coast

maureen: maryland governor larry hogan diagnosed with cancer months ago tay delivered good news about his

health. >> i'm very thankful to be able to report that incredibly as of today, i 100% cancer-free and in complete remission? [applause] maureen: applause for the governor. hogan was diagnosed with stage tee non-hodgkin lymphoma in june. chemotherapy.treatment that leon: a new report says that the baltimore police department was under prepared and disorganized in the protest and the riots following the death of freddie gray. they sensed police command center was overcrowded with the officers inadequately train and unsure of who was in command. the new department says they have made several changes called for in the report. freddie gray died a day after he was injured in a police van. maureen: still ahead on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- a teen charged with a felony after an alleged locker room hazing incident.

why those in trouble could -- why the list of those in trouble could grow. leon: how about this great weather? it's mid-november. you wouldn't know it going outside. but there are changes coming this way. doug is back with the forecast up next. erin: i'm erin hawksworth. coming up in sports, of course we are talking redskins but there is also a big college basketball game tomorrow. georgetown-marylan

leon: a disturbing hazing incident. two student athletes were attacked an one teen is accused of attempting assault here. northern bureau chief jeff goldberg reports. >> sadly this is the kind of thing you hear about from time to time. >> i was upset about it. >> it's different when it happens here. >> of course you don't expect it in your backyard. jeff: friday morning, spotsylvania county seriff investigators got word of a hazing incident at spotsylvania high school on october 23rd. authorities determined two male student athlet 14 and 15 were his and assaulted by

older member of the football team in the football locker room prior to an away game. officially the victims wehesitat eventually confirmed what happened. >> of course i was surprised. in the world would think of doing something like that? >> detectives were able to identify one of the uspects. a 15-year-old boy. he has been charged with attempted somy w an inned a -- sodomy with an inadamant object and being held at the juvenile detention facility. sherry's son is a freshman at spotsylvania county high. she never expected this from one member of the football team. let alone multiple players. >> i would think othercides knew about it, honestly. i don't see how it could happen in the locker room and only one or two kids knew about it. jeff: spotsylvania county sheriff investigators spent several days intensely working this case, interviews students, parents and staff members of the school and collecting new evidence. it does appear that the

investigation is broadening. and that future arrests are likely. we should know much more about this case tomorrow. in spotsylvania county, jeff goldberg, abc7ews. leon: some medical problems are tougher than others to talk about. but staying quiet about erectile dysfunction could leave men to look for solutions that may not bring results and could break the bank. >> i wrote letter to channel 7, troubleshoot. see if i can get some help. leon: after hearing from hank about thousands that he spent thousands of dealing with the local erectile dysfunction clinic the i-team here started to dig in the company's past. tonight another 11:00, the disturbing things they found about the clinics located all over the country including in maryland from doctors with serious discipline problem and government action and complaints from men who say they spent as much as$10,000. there is clearly a pattern of complaints of consumers unhappy with the net effects

of what the product claims. so, therefore the product claims don't live up to expectations. leon: coming up tonight at 11:00, we will trake you inside some of the clin -- take you inside the clinics as a "7 on your side" hidden camera investigation. you don't want to miss that. maureen: what a beautiful day. doug: two in a row. yesterday we were in the upper 60's. today we hit 70 before 2:00. leon: it felt like spring. doug: but the next two days are up and down. maureen: get ready for it. maureen: here we go. send us pictures at pics@wjla.com. this came from inside the building from the abc7 meteorologist josh knight downtown today that snapped this gorgeous image of a clear blue sky and fall color downtown now. not far from the monument. we were above the average high of 58. the morning low average was

41. we were close in that count. temperatures have fallen quickly after sunset. we were in the mid-to-upper 60's an hour ago. now in the middle 50's across the region. 59 it in aspen hill. 53 in dale city. 54 at fort washington. 58 reported on the campus of the university of maryland. what will happen by morning, we will continue to cool down with mostly clear skies and light winds. we will fall to 40. the lower 4s. dale city at 45. northwest washington, 46 by morning. 42 in aspen hill in germantown. the clouds will increase. the high cloudiness will drift in from the west and more cloudiness off the another lan tick to precede a cold front -- all of this will precede a cold front. we won't get the junk of the blizzard warning in effect over eastern colorado to the plains. tornado watch stretches from the areas east of that through

oklahoma and the texas panhandles. winter storm warning on the back side. we don't have to worry about that. 46 in the morning. 53 at midday. 58 tomorrow afternoon as the skies become increasingly cloudy throughout the day. we get to wednesday, we warm back up a bit. isolated afternoon shower possible with some sunshine. a cold front, we will get a push of warm southwesterly winds ahead of the front. we will get in the mid-60's again. but we will this a 90% chance of rain tonight. some of us will be heavy. clearing and cooler in the day on friday. on the weekend, cooler weather look at this over the saturday and the sunday. lower 50's. that is the temperature range to get you in a good mood for the thanksgiving parade saturday morning. so:00 a.m. silver spring. in downtown silver springs. chilly. you will need a coat. brian van de graaff and julie wright will do the play-by-play narration on newschannel8 that morning. that is the latest from here. maureen: thank you, sir. leon: as good as the weather

was yesterday, that wasn't the best thing about yesterday. the skins. maureen: a win. leon: and the way they did it. erin: they thumped the saints at home on sunday. they also got some help from their rivals in the n.f.c. east. everything was going the redskins' way. stick around. redski[ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going.

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erin: everything worked out perfectly for the redskins sunday. when it comes to the rest of the n.f.c. east. not only did washington win, every other team in the division lost. right now -- you like that? right now the redskins are tied for second place in the division with the eagles. and then the next three weeks the redskinsplay both the giants and the cowboys at home. washington is currently both a 4- -- boasts a 4-1 record. coach gruden: we are still 4-5 with a long way to go to reach our goals. but you can see the growth. i can. you can feel the confidence. just breaking the huddle. you can see they feel like they are going somewhere every time they break the huddle. erin: don't forget about the papa john's redskins touchdown special. every monday after a redskins game, get a large cheese pizza for $9.99. then you get a free topic for every redskins t.d. then you double the free topics when the redskins win.

which means ten free toppings today. that's a lot. switching gears to college hoops. a regular season game that hasn't taken place in 22 years. it's georgetown at number three maryland tomorrow. although the hoyas and theer the terrapin squared off in the ncaa tournament and the old classic tournament, they are set to play in a home and home series for the first time since the 1970's. >> i imagine the building will be electric tomorrow night. that will motivate us even more. i don't need to give speeches for tomorrow's game. yesterday was about us. today will be about georgetown. >> preparation is for a normal game. but once you walk out there, it is. they are human. they understand that. we'll see. erin: i'm excited. i will be live at that game. before we go tonight, number six virginia at george

washington. tip-off is 7:30. that game is big as well. leon: absolutely. can't we just get ten free toppings and not worry about the pizza? erin: i know. send us pictures if you do that. leon: good idea. good idea. doug: pics@wjla.com. maureen: a beautiful day today. doug: worst weather day is thursday. tomorrow is cooler with increasing cloudiness. chances of shower and milder on wednesday. mild on thursday. strong cold front bringing rain. some will be heavy. clearing and cooler on friday. saturday and sunday chilly. steve rudin will have more on the rain maker and the weekend, too, when he sees you at 11:00. maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. leon: we will be hack're at

tonight, a special edition of "world news tonight" from paris. the international manhunt right now. the race to catch the suspected eighth attacker. the explosions heard as teams converge on this neighborhood. terry moran is there. an act of war tonight. hundreds of raids and arrests across france and belgium. the president of france declaring, we're at war with isis, sending in aircraft carriers, just as new images emerge from inside the concert hall before the attack, and then after. the threat to america. the new isis video tonight, praising the attacks here in paris. and now teatening a major american city. the head of the ciasaying, it should be a wakeup call. pierre thomas tonight with the video. and coming to america, or not. the refugee backlash in the u. did one of them pass