this is the worst presentation i've ever seen in my life. leon: parents outraged over dangerous radon found in schools. >> we want truth and justice. leon: the investigation happening now. and recruiting terrorists in america.

uncovering daring tactics, next. >> from abc 7 news, this is a breaking news alert. leon: the breaking news is from fairfax county where the police are at the scene of a shooting in annandale near little river turnpike. jay korff is live at the scene. what are you hearing right now? confirm theice shooting occurred across the street from where i'm standing at about 9 p.m. they are searching for suspects and information. moments ago, a witness told me she heard one shot, came out of a nearby business, heard a second shot. she looked across the street and said a woman was standing over the male victim who was on the ground on a surface road and she said that the woman was cursing at the victim and taking him. she could not see much after that because it was foggy. she then said the woman and a

man got into a vehicle and drove off, and not vehicle -- and that vehicles possibly white. told by thee are authorities that the victim was transported to an area hospital still breathing and conscious. they are searching for suspects. jay korff, abc 7 news. gas that odorless leads to lung cancer may be inside of your child's classroom. a reportst obtained that showed 28 montgomery county schools with hazardous levels of radon. now parents are speaking out. tom roussey has how the parents are responding to the health and safety concerns at a meeting. tom? tom: a lot of folks came to that meeting, leon. the big question for many parents and employees, is it safe to come here? and the concern goes well beyond this school. >> i'm outraged.

tom: some falls meade elementary school parents with radon concerns left unsatisfied with the meeting with county officials. >> this is the worst presentation i've ever seen in my life. this powerpoint could have been done by my fourth grader. tom: what brought people out here was a story that abc 7 broke last week. several montgomery county schools, including falls meade, had radon levels over the epa limit. a pta meeting,as there were folks from as far away as silver spring which has classrooms that tested more than double the epa limit. >> i find it inexcusable we were not informed about this when you found out. linda crawford believes that her building has made her sick. >> i'm sick now. will i have lung cancer when i get older? tom: officials say they messed

up after radon tests were done in 2012. he should have retested schools over the limit and done something to bring the levels down, but for three years, they have done nothing. >> i don't have any good answers. the best we can do at this point is do what we should have done in 2012. , the testing meade that should have happened in 2012 is scheduled to happen this week. montgomery county school officials say they will retest all the other schools as well in this time they will be a lot quicker to publish the results. reporting live in rockville, tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, tom. thatng rain and cold air has been here a couple days. we are looking at more rain tomorrow. how will that impact the morning commute? let's find out for meteorologist brian van de graaff. brian: from the belfort

furniture weather center, the fog is settling in. more rain tomorrow morning. i think it will be moving out by the afternoon. , heavier showers to the west. there is plenty of moisture to the south and west making a beeline for us. tomorrow morning, have patience, 40's, rain and fog to start off pump day. we will break down the full forecast next. md police are investigating the death of a junior economics major who was found dead in an apartment monday afternoon. there was no evidence of foul play. the cause of death has not been determined. we will have the investigation for you. and a young special ed teacher died suddenly after being in the custody of special police officers in southeast. one month after his death, family and friends are demanding answers about what happened to

alonzo smith. should reeve spoke with smith's mother and has the latest on the investigation. -- richard reeve spoke with his mother. and his final moments was with special police, security guards were giving arresting power by the district. his family wants to know urgently what was going on in those final moments. of thethered outside apartments. >> we need answers. richard: family and friends of 27-year-old alonzo smith want to know how and why he died. >> what happened to my son? we want truth and justice. richard: mpd officers responding to an assault in progress call found smith handcuffed in this hallway unconscious. >> he was screaming, help, help, they are going to kill me. richard: a witness heard security guards talking with

investigators. the guard said that he grabbed smith because he was being difficult and tried to resist. then one guard put in armor around smith's and neck until he stopped breathing. black guys come he had massive bruises on his neck. richard: smith pronounced dead at the hospital had been in custody of special police. his mother says that prosecutors are reviewing the case. she says the two guards involved are suspended, police powers revoked, but no criminal charges. their licenses taken, that's all they are going to do? >> none of the information has been provided to me and my family. notard: the family does know what smith was doing outside of the apartment complex at 4:00 in the morning. they are asking for a fully independent investigation. says they cannot comment because this is part of a continuing probe. richard reeve, abc 7 news.

leon: developing now, chicago's police superintendent is out. superintendent garry mccarthy was fired today, the police department facing harsh criticism over the shooting death of a black teenager. it officer is facing murder charges in the case. city officials have been accused of covering up video evidence for over a year. promised toayor create a task force on law enforcement accountability. more u.s. special forces are heading to iraq and syria to aid in the war on terror. the pentagon is not saying how many servicemembers are going overseas, but they say the troops will play an active role combating isis, including freeing hostages and gathering evidence. this is on the heels of a new study about terror recruitment. -- program on extremes him extremism at georgetown university showed an alarming

spike and americans being arrested for trying to help terrorists. jay korff breaks down what they found. jay: the report titled isis in america says the jihadist movement is moving with unprecedented speed. there have been 56 arrests its year in the u.s. for islamic state activity, the vast residents.ing u.s. they found that isis supporters are very diverse and difficult to track. while the average supporter is a mid-20's male, teenage girls, old men, and petty criminals and college students are among isis loyalists. some people are born to the muslim faith, but 40% are converts. they come from all ethnic groups in all walks of life. found 900 active investigation of isis sympathizers in 21 states, a 51% of isis supporters have traveled

or tried to travel abroad. and they are very active on social media, in particular twitter. how many go from keyboard jihadist to violent terrorist? >> you have to allocate resources and make a decision on which person you think may do that. it's difficult to do. jay: news channel 8 hosted a town hall discussing this. >> the 21st century will be likely the bloodiest until we get the policies in place and strategies to fight those who say every day it is their goal to destroy us. jay: jay korff, abc 7 news. leon: a 7 on your side investigation into confidential records exposed on the web is getting a response. last week the i-team told you about private information being posted on the internet about a student. now the third party platform is

weighing in. joce sterman explains. joce: the i-team found confidential disciplinary information, education plans, and medical plans for students, a websiteine on called weebly. they say that posting such content is in direct violation of the terms of service and is policy teams immediately jump into action when they hear of an abuse claim. after our investigation, the it hosts 32 that million sites, and in this case it appears that they failed to utilize the password protection feature and improperly publicized private student information. a say if you see something that you should not, they will jump in and take action. if you come across a weebly- powered site with question all information, they will

address those concerns. leon: coming up, facebook founder and father mark zuckerberg welcomes a baby girl home. tos incredibly costly pledge make a better place for her. and changing coming with the new iphone discover the world

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year today marks the 27th since world aids day began, showing solidarity with those affected by hiv. in northwest, an annual candlelight vigil affected by -- for those affected by the virus. mayor muriel bowser signed a fast-track declaration that outlines goals to end the world aids epidemic by 2020. 7 on your side with consumer news. tech blogs are reporting apple will ditch the headphone jack that has been a standard for years. they report that apple will

a different with port. users may also use bluetooth and wireless headphones. it will allow the phone to be thinner. apple has not commented. mark zuckerberg and his wife priscilla chan have welcomed a baby girl max. in a letter to his daughter, zuckerberg promised a better world. so the parents promised to give away 99% of their facebook shares in their lifetime for worthy causes and charities. that is about $45 billion worth. zuckerberg has taken two months of paternity leave. many called it giving tuesday, a time for giving back. .his gift may take the cake this happened yesterday. a couple dropped a half dollar check into the salvation army kettle. the anonymous donor say the

simple act of giving free coffee and donuts to their father in world war i has long made an impression on their family. a big impression. 'seaking of giving, abc 7 april sponsor of the toys for tots initiative. join us this saturday national harbor, collecting toys for kids. come on out and bring an unwrapped present any time before 3:00. gift, to be a new unopened, unwrapped. making christmas great for some kids. and you could drop a check. leon: good luck with that. brian: that was impressive, but the weather not so much. tomorrow is the capital tree lighting at the capital. late in the day, things will improve. a shot at the capital right now, gray skies across the area with

a of fog settling in. that will be here tonight through the morning. 48 degrees right now, the temperature staying up with the cloud cover. 48 downtown right now, 46 manassas and leesburg, winchester 43. but tokle here or there, the northwest, winchester, cumberland, hagerstown, they are seeing heavier showers just to the west of 81. the bigger bulk of the moisture is still to the south and west. the eastern portions of tennessee, southwest virginia, western portions of north carolina, this is lifting to the east northeast, and the timeline brings this close to us tomorrow morning. heaviestmorning, the rain will still be to the west, but progressively through the midmorning, heavier rain comes down on top of us. be prepared tomorrow morning as

you head into work. tomorrow afternoon at evening, the heaviest, more organized rain comes close. that is good news, but i still say lingering moisture, so watching that closely. thursday, definitely drive for the national tree lighting thursday. tonight, scattered showers, patchy fog, slow going, be careful. tomorrow, showers likely for the morning half of the day. the capital tree lighting tomorrow at 5 p.m., i'm hopeful we will see some drying. not as -- tomorrow, cool, 52. i'm hoping the rain will taper off in the latter half of the day. thursday and friday, looking good. a little breeze thursday, a little cooler. by the weekend, back into the low to mid 50's.

the national harbor, the toys for tots program, nice. sunday even better and next week pleasant and calm. leon: looks like a nice long run of dry stuff. wizardsuld the losing streak come to weigh close? the losinglamed streak on himself. could he turn it around on the road question >> and now the toyota sports

desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. erin: i think we all expect it maryland at north carolina to be a great matchup, but this really lived up to the expectations and then some. it was the melo trimble and marcus paige show.

johnson with the give and go, johnson slams it home. 30-19 unc. the second half was terrific. trimble comes up use, putting maryland up. lead ofhe terps' first the game, but carolina battles back. paige drives and hits the tough j. right now, the tar heels lead it 87-81. georgetown hosting maryland eastern shore tonight. what a night for the hoyas, 53-pointers in the first half. he led all scorers. 68-49.own wins easily next up, syracuse. a four-gameare on skid heading up to the matchup with lebron james and the

cavaliers in cleveland tonight. john wall blamed the losing streak on himself and said it all starts with me. turns out that accountability works. wall wasting no time getting to work, behind the back, no problem. and one. the wizards never trailed. second quarter, more of the same. 35l had a season-high tonight. the wizards win 97-85. .obe and the lakers tomorrow the redskins held a players-only meeting sunday before the game against the giants and they responded. what i thought was interesting was golston called the meeting in several veteran said kirk cousins, you need to be more of a vocal leader. coach gruden was asked about that role. coach gruden: the leadership stuff will come. he works hard, but as far as that mayocal leader,

or may not be his style yet. he may grow into that role, but there are great ways to lead. erin: everyone has their own skills. david price is now the highest in baseball. the red sox have reportedly agreed to terms with the ace on a seven-year, $237 million contract. maybe he can write a check for toys for tots. leon: he can afford it. that means hot dogs there will go for about 40 bucks now. , a holiday miracle, cars towed away but brought back.

leon: everybody knows that getting towed ruins a day, but in portland a group of towed cars were brought back. it was because the city made an .rror and admitted the mistake even after the cars were removed, they were brought back a short time later and put back in the exact same places. that was great news for the car owners, not so much for the tow

truck drivers -- unless they got to charge the city twice.

leon: how much longer until the sun? brian: thursday. tomorrow, it will be wet until about midday. i'm hoping in the late afternoon it will be drier. thursday, definitely drying out. should be good for the national tree lighting at the white house. the temperatures gradually working back into the low to mid 50's, dry all the way through the weekend. never use 100% when it is anything good. you never say 100% chance of the greatest day of your life thursday. brian: 100% chance rain.

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