leon: jay korff made his way to the scene and is checking in with the latest. just walked uply to the scene. there is a tremendous amount of police presence. we know they are investigating a double shooting at this apartment complex subdivision near alexandria, mount vernon area. males were shot. we do not know their conditions, just they were transported to the area hospitals. fairfax county police are searching for a suspect but have none at this time. jay korff, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, jay. we are on storm watch, rain moving into the area. alison: let's get a timeline on when it will get here and how long it will last with meteorologist steve rudin. not on ourtiming is

side with this, the cold front moves through during the day tomorrow, just off to the west right now. rain across west virginia, moving into western maryland. garrett county, allegheny county looking at light rain. more rain is on the way. the next four, five hours, this will overspread. tomorrow, the temperatures eventually into the upper 60's daytime highs. we are looking for the temperatures to be a bit on the cool side. this is the timing for the the morning, the heavier rain over the district and the capital beltway, along with gusty wind. all of this should be out of here midday into the early evening. more on the timing at a much cooler we can forecast from the belfort furniture weather center in a few minutes. alison: we have breaking news, new video from isis warning of

an attack on new york city. the images appear to show when explosive device strapped to a man. it also shows an image of times square. this video has not been authenticated, but the police say there is no specific threat to the city. however, new york city remains on high alert with extra patrols as we approach the very busy thanksgiving holiday. ton: the world is waiting find out if the mastermind of a paris terrorist attack is dead. dna testing is being done to determine if he was killed in an overnight raid. alison: this as isis releases a new threat and u.s. leaders grapple with how to deal with the refugee crisis. moving parts. of french investigators trying to determine if the alleged ringleader was killed in that raid. it was a seven hour gunbattle in a suburb north of paris. french officials say they likely

stopped a new terror plot. [gunfire] richard: it was a deafening firepower, french swat teams descending upon the neighborhood. >> there were explosions and we felt the building shake. richard: this woman took shelter in a bathroom. the apartment had reinforced doors. the police fired 5000 rounds of ammo. the entire building vibrated, the man said, the windows were shaking. it woke up everybody. forces opened fire on the suspected mastermind of the deadly terror attacks. by wiretap.ed families next-door were shocked awake. manyere were so explosions, it was as if the ceiling would collapse. richard: even in broad daylight, the gunfire did not stop.

i jumped out of bed, this man said. the police said to shut the window. after seven tenths hours, it was over, eight in custody, two dead, including a female suicide bomber who blew herself up. another was killed by a grenade. the police believe that the man was staying at a safe house in the building's third floor. smoke was seen pouring out. another chilling discovery, a cell phone outside the theater that was attacked, on it, a text message that said, "here we go, we are starting." alison: isis claims they used a bomb hidden in a soda can to bring down a russian airliner in egypt last month. they posted this photo of the bomb online. intelligence agencies and the russian government said an explosion caused the crash killing 224 people on board.

based on analysis of the photo, it is believed that bombing was a suicide mission. on a the house will vote bill tomorrow to stop syrian refugees from entering the u.s. president obama says he will veto that bill if it passes. among created rifts politicians and the public. tom roussey has the reaction. tom: the bill the house is planning to vote on would make it harder for syria refugees to get into the united states. president obama says if this gets to his desk he will veto it. 31 governors, all of one of them -- all but one of them republicans, oppose allowing syrian refugees into their states. connecticut's governor says he welcomes the families, but other governors, including maryland's, still have concerns about admitting more syrians. >> it's the right thing, the humane thing to do, and if you

believe in god, it is the morally correct thing to do. >> if we cannot ask for a sure it's is from the federal government they will follow proper procedures and we will have the ability to protect our citizens, that's absurd. larry hogan said the president is being dismissive of very legitimate concerns the majority of americans half. 53 percent of americans oppose the president's plan to admit 10,000 syrian refugees, 11% say that only christian refugee should be allowed in. tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: still lots of unanswered questions at this hour. stay with us as we continue to track the global impact of terrorism and the search for suspects. you can also sign up for breaking news alerts at wjla.com /texts. alison: wrongfully imprisoned now donalds, and

gates is awaiting a jury's decision about damages. gates says he was framed for the rape and murder of a georgetown woman and was exonerated by dna evidence. today he won his lawsuit against the d.c. police department. tomorrow the jury will discuss what to award him. leon: 7 on your side with a warning from the police -- lock your car's, there have been a series of that's in sterling. the targeted neighborhoods are on your screen. the police say that wallace, credit cards, and electronics were stolen, all of this after similar cases last week in -- ashburnlets village. in each case, the cars were left unlocked. alison: washington college will stay closed through thanksgiving. they first set down monday after reports that sophomore jacob marburger went home to get a gun and disappeared. since then, all students have

been urged to leave campus. there is a war and for his arrest. classes are slated to resume monday, november 30. leon: a false churchman accused of inappropriately -- a false church man accused of inappropriately touching a girl at a dayare is under arrest. officer say that he touched and kissed a child who broke free. if any parents have information that could help the case in falls church, they are asked to call the police. alison: scary moments for a woman and young daughter in georgetown. vehicles swarmed their and smashed the sunroof with a rock. the woman he had the horn, causing the teenagers to back away. the police have not made any arrests. leon: 7 on your side with a warning about home depot. the u.s. consumer product safety commission says the store is still selling 28 products that

have been recalled. shelves.still on store the recalls were issued because of things like fire and burn risks and possible injuries. the list of items includes garage door openers, fire extinguishers, and washing machines. alert about hoverboards, self balancing skateboards which may be a hot gift item, but are they safe? is banning them, saying they are a motor sit -- motorized vehicle that cannot be registered at the dmv. tomorrow night, we go shopping undercover to find out what you are and are not told when you buy one. and surrender to gain or kimberly suiters reports -- consumer investigator kimberly suiters reports. the list of the 10 most dangerous ristmas toys -- the jurassic world for rossell lapped her -- jurassic world velociraptor claws and other

toys. never knew there was such a thing. we have good news for air travelers, united airlines has decided to drop s so-called hardship fee and will no longer charge a processing fee for ticket changes for unplanned events, including jury duty, injury, or death. the airline says it is eliminating that fee because "it's the right thing to do." leon: airport workers at seven busy hub going on strike over wages. they are walking off the job in just days before the thanksgiving rush. d.c.'s not happening at major airports, but it is happening at kennedy, laguardia, chicago o'hare, and boston. it's hard to tell if the flights will that if the strikes will have an impact on your flights. plans.rlines have backup

still ahead, a frenzy over pie. alison: leon: breaking news -- police in

new york city talking about a new threat from isis after video showing times square and what appears to be a bomb. the city of new york -- the video has not been authenticated. there are no specific threats, but new york city remains on high alert as approach the busy thanksgiving holiday. >> the events of today that have raised concern, quite frankly there is nothing new about that video. obviously remains one of the top terrorist targets in the world. our review of that video, it looks like it has been hastily finished and is a mishmash of previous videos. leon: we are staying on top of

that story and digging into the details and will keep you posted. you can stay up-to-date wjla.com and right here on abc 7. alison: switching gear to something much lighter and enjoyable -- a pie, a phenomenon that started with a viral video about patty labelle pies at walmart. leon: this guy has sparked a frenzy that has stores everywhere sold out. bought the patty labelle pie. jay: this video about sweet potato pie -- >> ♪ on my own jay: is generated millions of views. >> it's so pretty, look at that. jay: not to mention massive sales. walmart said after the video went viral, they sold the

average of a pie per second. now you cannot find the pies. we checked several northern virginia locations. i was wondering if you had any of those patty labelle sweet potato pies? you are all out? , evennd pecan, lemon pumpkin pie, but no sweet potato pies. a limited delivering amount to select stores, but most locations will not have a steady supply until december. >> i've got to get that pie. jay: she struck gold in prince william county. now our lives are a little brighter. but good luck finding that pie. jay korff, abc 7 news. a walmart spokesperson

meet demand over the weekend, they had to track down 2 million pounds of sweet potatoes, but those will not be in stores for weeks to come. i wonder if he is getting paid. he is like a paid advertiser. leon: want to bet that he is getting paid in pies? alison: that is hilarious. all right, let's talk about the weather. steve: where do i go from here? alison: can you sing the weather? steve: you don't want to hear me do that. temperature well above average and so farf year, this month, three days below average. the rest, above average. we will keep that trend going through the day tomorrow. at reagan national,

showers west of the district, heavier rain on the way later tonight into early tomorrow morning. church, chase, 63 falls same in springfield. the temperatures will not move a lot overnight, but the cold front -- can you guess where it is located? right here, 48 chicago, 55 indianapolis. we will start to feel the difference, the effects of this cold front, by friday, and much cooler for the upcoming weekend. the satellite radar, slowly advancing to the east. garrett county, allegheny county, light rain activity. the capital beltway of the district, it is dry. in thet 3:00, 4:00 morning, the heavier rain begins along with gusty wind. could have wind gusts up to 35. rain will develop, the wind out of the south and east. tomorrow morning, you will need the umbrella, absolutely, during the morning. wake-up fairfax, 56

aspen hill, petworth, chevy chase about 60 degrees. the futurecast, 6:00 in the morning, the heaviest rain over the d.c. metro and capital beltway, gaithersburg, germantown, rockville, slowly advancing to the north and east. i about 10:00 in the morning, a line of showers, thunderstorms to develop from winchester harrisonburg. all this moves off to the north and east. by the end of the day, skies clear and we may even have sunshine late in the afternoon. in the cooler air funnels in. by the time the system moves out, could be anywhere between a half inch and one inch of rain, drier for the end of the work and school week. 65 degrees midday, 68 the daytime high. i promised cooler air, you got it. sunday, daytime highs only in the upper 40's. same monday. wednesday, a huge travel day

before thanksgiving, talking 58 degrees, partly sunny skies. alison: not bad. steve: west coast could be a different story. leon: what's new with the caps tonight? robert: trying to make something happen. come on, patty. road, playinge one team on the other in their head.

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desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: the caps facing the rangers. and they have to play the red wings. in the first, detroit on the move. dylan larkin lets the long wrister fly. the capitals answer on the power play. williams on the doorstep finishes it off, tied at 1-1. stays that way into overtime. great individual effort. the caps win 2-1. they host the stars tomorrow at verizon. dance cam, you

went out looking at the jumbotron anymore. some say that cam newton is dancing way too much. sweet potato pie? it takes them to a happy place. here are the redskins. excitingden: cam is an player to watch. sometimes i like to tune in for the end zone celebrations. >> it's funny. it's a dance that little kids started. it doesn't bother me. let the man dance. he's feeling the beat. >> if you don't want the guy celebrating, keep him out of the end zone. dj, cut.ing to say robert: tomorrow, the national league m.v.p. will be announced. bryce harper is one of the three players in the running.

some say he is almost a sure thing. 42 home runs, tied for the national league lead, lead in runs scored, and droce ve imnn 91. nationaleta won the league cy young award. he overtook clayton kershaw and zack greinke. becomes a human shield for his son, the kid is upset. and dallas keuchel of the astros took the honors on the american league side. come on, patty. alison: cannot get enough of that. and for keeping it together, robert. coming up -- the heartwarming

story of this sweet little puppy. ♪

(vo) you can check on them. you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (mom) honey, are you ok? (child) i'm ok. (announcero) love. (mom) we're ok. (announcer vo) it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. alison: tonight, the ohio puppy that is capturing hearts all over the world, tumble likes to play like any other dog, but was

born without his front legs. thank's to a 3-d printer at ohio university, he will soon have a prosthetics led to help him walk. he can use the wheels to move around like all the other puppies. leon: it took them several weeks to print that out. alison: and it will take him a while to figure that out. leon: way to go, bobcats.

alison: instead of the weather, we just run the patty labelle p ie guy. steve: 90% chance of rain in the morning, out of here in the afternoon. much cooler for the weekend,

upper 40's sunday and monday. as he traveled a wednesday, upper 50's. robert: they don't want me singing. leon: jimmy kimmel live is next. [door knocking]

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