new video from inside the killers' home shows it ransacked by authorities. clothes and bernal items left behind. a crib for their 6-month-old daughter. they also left 6,100 rounds of ammunition and 12 unexpected bombs in their garage. likud opened fire on -- it was tashfeen malik that opened fire on police and ended in their death. >> they were friends with the man who did this. they knew he was muslim. they had no idea he had become radicalized. brandi: vigil thursday, thousands gathered to remember the victims. the ages ranging from 60 to 26. daniel kauffman was among them. >> the world is better having one less person like him. brandi: the f.b.i. long warned about isis online campaign encouraging people overseas and here at home to kill.

in san bernardino, california, brandi hitt, abc7 news. alison: the landlord of the home where syed farook and tashfeen malik lived just let the media right inside the apartment. this came hours after the f.b.i. cleared the scene as part of the investigation. >> if you look here you can see where they smashed up in the ceiling to take a look to see what was up there. it does appear based on how much debris is on the ground that there was an effort to get up there and make sure they check every crevice of the back bedroom. i have seen passported and driver's license, social security cards, plenty of things around here as well as menty of signs of faith. a lot of signs of faith here. a lot of signs of people who believed in their faith and referencing it. there are stickers.

so far all throughout the room. a lot of paperwork and luggage up here as well, too. it looks like it's been stashed in the corner. but signs that this has been a room that has been ransacked before the media got here but by the police as well. alison: let's talk more about this. everyone is discussing this today. joining me on the phone is michael, required commander of homicide for the prince george's county police department. in the newsroom today we were watching this. all the reporters and the photographers going through the house, we have really never seen anything like this before. my first question for you, was it legal for this land lord to let them? if it was, should they have done this in the first place in your opinion? michael: obviously it's probably legal. it is his property. although it's still leased. the people are deceased who leased it. the estate has it. main thing that happened is

they let everybody in to contaminate something that may be needed later. who knows what course the investigation could take and they may need to go back in there. now that has all been destroyed to allowing all the press to go through the apartment. alison: we heard the reporter saying they saw passport and i.d. and social security cards. does it require you if the f.b.i. was finished there that they would still be laying around? >> i'm not intimately involved in the circumstances but there is a search and a seizure warrant served and a return left there. now even knows what evidence was seized. or all the press corps knows what evidence was seized. so by the land lord letting the press in, everybody is made aware of the current status of the investigation and what was gleaned from the search warrant. alison: right. what were your thoughts on this in general? i know we are stepping into a new situation for this country. did it surprise you to see the

media going through this and having it be open to the world? michael: they were given access by the legal owner of the property. or the legal person in charge of it, the landlord. obviously they realized the mistake, because a short time later it was resealed and the landlord was taken away and obviously interviewed as to why the landlord allowed access. alison: absolutely. we appreciate your time. thank you for taking to us. jonathan: more than a few people are critical of the fact they think the f.b.i. let the information slip through cracks. meaning, there should have been something on this person. this alleged shooter in this case because they say he was in touch with radical jihadists. they knew that, because that guy was on the radar screen. in the past hour, the f.b.i. director james comey spoke about the california shootings and said they had nothing in their holdings on the husband and wife now believed to be the terrorists.

they had this to say to the american public. >> director comey: we know this is unsettling for the people of the united states. what we hope you will do not is not let fear become disabling but instead try to channel it in awareness of your surroundings, to get you to a place where you are living your life. if you see something that doesn't make sense you say something to somebody. jonathan: again the f.b.i. is reviewing and going back over the cases in regard to who was on the radar screen and why a red flag wasn't raised in this case. now friday, typically a day of reflection and prayer in islamic face. today a local mosque opened the doors to the federal and the state lawmakers. jeff goldberg is picking that story up for us. jeff: well, jonathan, last week at the mosque here in falls church they experienced several acts of anti-muslim vandalism, including a molotov cocktail that was thrown right here in the parking lot. no one was hurt. the f.b.i. is investigating.

but today, the congregation inviting inside members of congress and the media to pledge a message of solidarity and peace. jeff: the mosque is full capacity for friday prayer. the crowd including democrats in the virginia general assembly. following the attacks in paris and now san bernardino they have felt the anti-muslim rhetoric intensify across the country leading to the acts of vandalism including those in northern virginia. local members of congress today pledging to the muslim community they strongly oppose acts or behavior of islam ophobia. >> our presence here today we have to come together as community of tolerance and

solidarity. >> we stand with solidarity with you and represent millions more. [applause] jeff join us tonight at 2:00. we'll speak to members of the congregation about how they feel what is a lot of anti-muslim rhetoric spoke ain cross the region and the country at this moment. also the f.b.i. is looking into another act of a situation of anti-muslim behavior at another mosque. we will tell you where and what it is at 6:00. until then live in falls church, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you very much. today's revelation of the california ail tacks may have been driven by tashfeen malik. raising new questions in the war on terror. >> we underestimate women in terrorism. jonathan: coming up at 5:00, a leading researcher talks about the role women are playing in isis and why not paying attention could put us all at risk. alison: we have breaking news right now out of montgomery

county. where the white ferry boat broken loose from the cable there. choose chopper 7 was -- news chopper 7 was over the scene as it was pulled back to shore and secured. this happened a few minute ago before 4:00. 12 cars on board at the time but no one was hurt. the ferry will be closed for the next few hours as they repair everything. let's shift gears to the weather now as we prepare to see only the second sunset this whole week. we want to know what the weekend will bring. meteorologist steve rudin has a check on the forecast. happy friday, steve. steve: it is beautiful. if you don't mind the cooler temperatures you will have a great time walking about, going to national harbor. more on that in a bit. temperatures outside the belfort furniture. 51 in falls church. 48 in hern don. the same? centreville. hay to -- head to hay market.

51. wind speeds have taken a tumble compared to yesterday. it was windy and cold. now winds out the northwest around five to ten miles per hour. it will stay like that through the everything hours. hour by hour the sun will set in 40 minutes or so. 10:00 tonight around 41 degrees. we will drop in the 30's in the district. more on the weekend coming up. jonathan: see you then. we are monitoring a developing story out of alexandria. we're told police are investigating a man at a popular park there. the body was found this morning in four mile run park. sam sweeney is there live. at this point what do police know tonight? sam: they are telling thus is a suspicious investigation. they don't know who the man is or how he died. we have one athletic field here and just beyond that we have an elementary school. if you look over here behind this city of alexandria police investigation vehicle that is

where the man's body was found in the woods by the creek. the fairfax county search and rescue team found the body around 11:00 this morning. the reason they were here, yesterday a 22-year-old man was reported missing and last seen in the park. they came here to look for him and discover the body. right now police won't say if this is the missing 22-year-old. they will only say that it's an adult man. as you can imagine the people who live in the neighborhood and use the park, well, they are concerned tonight. >> we are all scared. this is not the norm. pretty much everybody knows each other. it's really scary. >> state police are assisting alexandria police. coming up at 5:00 we will tell you why they are part of the investigation. reporting live in alexandria, sam sweeney, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. coming up for us at 4:00. kimberly: i'm kimberly suiters live in reston. a devastating fire.

a woman fighting for her life. coming up we will show you the clues that investigators are working with to determine if this was arson. alison: an area known for the winter weather is shattering records before the first flakes even fall. doug: i'm doug hill live at national harbor gearing up for the big toys for tots drive tomorrow morning. a lot to share. the weather thrown in, too. still to come on "

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alison: a townhouse fire could prove to be something more than an accident. police tell abc7 the car belonging to the owner of the house was vandalized before the fire started on st. trianians court. kimberly suiters is live in reston with more on the story. kimberly? kimberly: this townhouse is gutted. it's hard to tell from the outside. we'll show you pictures from the inside in a moment. first, though, we need to show you something else outside here. investigators are not calling it arson but neighbors say this van looks suspicious and unsettled to them. this is what we have gathered from the investigators and the witnesses. they heard screaming. a woman screaming for help around 3:00 a.m. in the

morning. then we are told by investigators the woman did manage to get outside of her home on her own. police helped her to the ambulance and she was medivaced out to the hospital. a neighbor called two times. once, the woman was yelling and the other time because he saw sparks that spread to a frightingly fast-moving fire. and neighbors say all of this does not feel accidental. >> a lot of suspicion. the fire is one thing. but the car being tied to it tells me something else is going on. unfortunately i don't know what it is. i wish i did. >> again, the fire marshal's office is not calling this suspicious. they are not calling it an arson yet. coming up we will share with you what we know about the woman inside. reporting live in reston,

kimberly suiters, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. alison: meanwhile fire damaged an outside of an apartment building at northwest washington this morning. witness reported this video here before the firefighters arrived on scene. no one was hurt and despite the intense flames, sprinklelers kept it -- sprinklers kept it from spreading. the cause is not known. jonathan: jamie sullivan keeping an eye on the roads. what is behind you? jamie: nothing. nothing at all. that was supposed to be one of the cameras. i apologize for that. we'll move to the map to talk about the signals flashing. keep this in mind you need to treat it as a four-way stop. crews are on scene. connecticut avenue at sedgewick street northwest. leaving the city on 295, 17 miles per hour. continuing closer to the maryland line. also we still have activity on

u street. p treat is good as an alternate. because of the earlier apartment fire we had. that is a look at traffic. back to you. alison: see you in a few minutes. thank you. it's a record-breaking year for snowfall in buffalo but not for reasons that you might expect. the 116-year-old record that was broken today is for lack of snow. according to the national weather service today marks the latest date without measure rabble snowfall for buffalo. the last time the city waited this long for a tenth of an inch of snow was december 3. listen to this. 1899. amazing! meanwhile, take a look at fargo, north dakota, still digging out from the first major snowfall this week. three to four inches fell between monday night and tuesday afternoon. and this guy you are about to see, well, it seems to be enjoying it. picture of the snowman on a bench tweet and shared. thousands of times.

jonathan: that was actually a real guy waiting for the bus. alison: around here, much more pleasant. steve: we're lucky. a big deal. in fargo here it is in early december. they see snowfall in early november. jonathan: they get it in october up there. steve: a lot of snow. so we're lucky. it's dry, sunny and a weekend is here. even better. take a look at what is going on outside. live view from national harbor. chief meteorologist doug hill is there to give us a little bit of -- to tell us what is going to go on tomorrow with toys for tots. doug: it's gorgeous. this is a tree, i was here a couple weeks ago for the lighting of the christmas tree. it is magnificent. people in friday night mode

getting ready for dinners and shopping and stuff. tomorrow here and below the plaza is time for the toys for tots. we are happy to partner with the national harbor in the wusa radio. do you see this? this is a brand new good morning washington beanny you will get. we have a snow stick. so unless we wind up like buffalo you can use this year. right now clear skies and nine. six and a half to seven children a year receive the toys. so bring a brand new toy. drop by anytime or especially

if you are hanging out with the friends tomorrow between 11:00 and 3 verz. the forecast is fine. put you in the spirit. temperatures in the lower 40's with sunshine. find out what is happening for the rest of the weekend and beyond. steve, what's up? steve: the sun will set and mainly clear for overnight. the temperatures will tumble quickly once the ton sets. leesburg at 50. and hagerstown at 51. head closer to the by a. the lower 50 for annapolis and southern maryland. the winds are not an issue. about five miles per hour and it will eventually be calm. waking up tomorrow, walking the dog or getting coffee,

bundle up. below freezing in fairfax at 31. cleveland park at 35. waldorf and la plata at 32 to 33. the day planner tomorrow is 34 at 7 zephyr in the morning. 50 by the noontime hour. highs in the lower 50's. a quick look at the next seven days to show the daytime highs 50. all seven days. saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday. maybe a stray shower on tuesday. don't hold your breath. night time lows below freezing. no snow or flurries. chance for a green christmas are pretty high. >> you could take the next week off. nothing will be happening. jonathan: don't say that to steve. we won't see him again. coming up next, preparing for a party.

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district are afraid and frustrated after strangers just broke in their homes. "7 on your side" fighting back against crime reporter jennifer donelan joins us live from northeast with one of the latest brazen burglaries. what happened here? jennifer: i just spoke to the homeowner and he tells me that the guy literally kicked the door in. pulls up on the street around parks his car. talking on the phone. not a care in the world. walks up to the fence like he belongs here. but he didn't. check out the surveillance video the d.c. police sent out. talking on his phone he opens the gate and walks up to the house in camlip street in northeast. watch this. he broke in home and walked out carrying a flat screen tv. middle of the day. sun was out. not a care in the world. police are trying to identify him. that brazen case comes on the heels of this surveillance

video in northwest on enderson street not far from 16th. a guy standing on the front of the home. knocking. when he determines that the home is empty they got a window open. here is the homeowner. >> he didn't get in our house. i already felt like a violation. so the men in her case didn't get inful. but one ended up locked up. how did that happen? we have more at 6:00. more videos to show you. what i'm learning from the d.c. police about the break-ins in the city right now. that is all at 6:00. reporting live, i'm jennifer donelan. see you then. jonathan: thanks. coming up for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the f.b.i. says it is terrorism. the mood is changing the san bernardino. we will take you there live when we come back. >> a young montgomery county police officer is fighting for

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so go online or call now. get out of the past. get fios. jonathan: a huss and wife, 6-month-old child, office holiday party with the backdrop. today the shooting in san bernardino came in more focus as the f.b.i. declared it a terror attack. we are live in san bernardino.

paul, let me ask you this. they said a lot of people were coming and going in their apartment. are there other people? is this a cell? what are they looking for now? paul: what they are looking for now, i thought this was interesting that the f.b.i. director saying they have a lot of evidence destroyed or attempted to be destroyed or concealed. they are going to go over all the electronic evidence to see who might be tied to this murderous couple. this will take time because they will repair and look over the evidence. but so far no one emerged as abeltor. jonathan: something else that was weird. friends of farook gone in a

movie theater nearby. they weren't there to watch the movie. they were taking pictures and getting a map of the layout of the movie theater. what do we know about that? people are fearful and suspicious of what that is about. >> absolutely. you have a community on pins and needles with a huge hole torn in the collective heart. police chief in san bernardino on the ground came out and said they have determined no look to the movie theater casing for lack of a better term. terrorist in san bernardino that got involved in the shoot-out. they are distancing themselves from that. but let's be fully aware of this. information trickles out, federal agents don't like to show their cards often. the f.b.i. is now the lead

agency. alison: back locally a montgomery county police officer working to keep officers off the street is fighting for his life after being hit by a car that may have been driven by a man who had been drinking. it happened last night, south of edano drive. maryland bureau chief brad bell is there live with the latest. brad? brad: the terrible irony here the young officer really devoted a large part of his career to catch drunk drivers. he believes that is the way to keep people safe. look here behind me live. tough to see. this car just stopped exactly where the officer's car was last night. you can see the orange evidence paint now on the pavement. we can show you the scene last night in the dark. 9:45 p.m. the officer had just stopped a motorist. we don't know what for. motorists pulled over to the side of the road. the officer behind him. lights flashing. went suddenly. a car coming in the same direction.

slams into the police cruiser and the young officer. now we know this officer. he has only been on the force a couple of years. but he was one who got notoriety for helping rescue a dog that had been accidently shot in the face. two years on the force and part of a special holiday task force. what he was doing last night ironically was trying to catch drunk drivers. the person who hit him is suspected of being under the influence. this is something he has a passion for and what he wants to be doing. focusing his enforcement efforts abletivity to protect this community. >> even before the officer became an officer he worked as an intern in the special unit.

when we come back we will tell you more about the motorist suspected of causing this. he is not charged with anything yet but the suspicion is he is under the influence. alison: thank you. police arrested the man that investigators believe shot an abber dean officer in the face. the officer survived. the suspect tyler testerman was arrested eight hours after the shooting. schools near the shooting were closed for the day. as police continue the investigation. >> a criminal but everyone knew him. his life became the inspiration for the series "the wire." >> this is sam ford in baltimore where people talk about little melvin. a drug dealer who became legend in this community.

i will have the story next. >> the temperatures are near average for this tame of the year. look at the temperatures outside now. upper 40's to 50'sment waldorf reporting in at 49. a lot going on tonight. championship football. the game starts at 7:30. the temperatures will fall to the 40's. for tonight, once we get through the late night hours 28 to 38 degrees. manassas at 10:00 in the morning. if you are checking out early.

enjoy the parade. the hour-by-hour forecast. we fall in the 30's. moving through overnight to the 20's. the toys for tots is tomorrow. the temperatures reaching lower 50's. a lot of sunshine. i'll be there, alison and jonathan will be there. a good time for all. jonathan: smithsonian is inviting everyone to party to celebrate the birthday of the founder. it will have drinks, d.j. and scavenger hunt. alison: did they have d.j.'s then? jonathan: they did not.

alison: we learned that karen montgomery is stepping down and citing her poor eyesight. the 80-year-old says driving at night can be an issue and her job requires late night it. she spent eight years before winning a senate seat in 2010. larry hogan will fill a successor to fill the montgomery county seat until the next election. speaking of hogan, annapolis as well, maryland governor larry hogan debating a big, big, big decision. hair or no hair? hogan opted for the bald look while fighting non-hodgkins lymphoma. but now he is in remission and treatments are finished he's not sure if he will let his hair grow back in. he is asking for the opinions on the matter on facebook. you can weigh in there. jonathan: his mug works either way. alison: i bet a lot of people weigh in on that. jonathan: coming up for us at

"abc7 news at 4:00" -- talk about pricy postage. find out how much it will cost to send a request this holiday season. >> new information about the terror attacks in

alison: developing now we are an hour away from a launched to the mission. i was scrubbed because of rain and it will threaten today's liftoff as well. the rocket contained cargo ship from the orbital a.t.k. and inside are the supplies, christmas gifts for the crew. that is important. a satellite made by students in arlington. an image no one has seen before. nasa tweeted out a photo of saturn's moon and the rings. it was taken by the cassini spacecraft in july. it can revealed liquid water beneath the moon's icy crust. jonathan: how much would it cost to mail a letter to mars? jesting question. 5-year-old wrote to the british postal service with the question. they turned to nasa to

calculate the postage and it's $18,000 to send something to mars. alison: that's it? jonathan: curious kids. why is the sky blue? they think someone is living up there. alison: i love nasa gave them an answer. is that still to come at 4 -- jonathan: still to come at 4:00 -- doug: clear and chilly. i'm doug hill live. we talk about a special guest with a drive for toys for tots tomorrow. jonathan: a new spin on santa. why many call this guy the hipster santa. uh-huh. we'll have it for

jonathan: today in the war on terror belgium authorities announce they are looking for two more suspects in the paris attacks. now much of the focus in that investigation has been on terrorists. there is another european city some are calling a haven for jihadist where youth are radicalizing at an alarming rate. the scott -- scott thuman is

investigating. scott: i'm in mulanback. critics believe this is a big part of the problem and others say this is where the solution will be found. they are trying to deter any would-be attackers but across the canal a section with jihadi history. young men are connected to the paris attacks, the madrid train bombing, jewish museum shootings and more. >> we were not prepared. scott: johan runs the youth center and has seen how quickly the team can become radicalized and for years sounded the alarm. >> do you think it has been ignored? >> of course.

>> i think our approach is too democratic. >> we talk to the politician like the deputy mayor. unemployment is 50% for young men. scott: like geraldine went from what she called a normal boyhood to battlefield of syria where he was killed. >> i'm are angry. i say please help me to stop my son. >> more belgian teens have left to join isis than

anywhere else in europe. workplace like this are in place and the messages of change are prouding up. but l it make a difference? is the rest of the country taking the crisis seriously enough? many here tell me the important question now is will there be any real effort to fix the problem or will the concerns be forgotten until the next attack? in brussels, belgium, i'm scott thuman. jonathan: tune in to see what he discover in the full report "full measure" with sharyl attkisson. alison: on a lighter note. we know the holiday season is underway. tonight we have two santas trending online. take a look. this is the down to earth mall santa in north carolina. this is a picture of him and a child lying on the floor. the boy's mother says her 6-year-old son has autism and

didn't want to sit on santa's lap. so santa joined him on the floor. this is hipster mall santa. he considers the santa around before the mall santa were cool. he ditches the red hat and robe with the hipster sweater and jeans. hard to see here but he is sporting a man bun. instead of a sleigh he rides around on his bike to deliver toys. jonathan: you have to explain to kids, he is not a real santa, he is the elf and the helper. santa had a lot of helpers this time of year. alison: you can be one of them. just help us collect gifts for toys for to its this weekend. our -- toys for tots.

chief meteorologist doug hill has more on what we're doing there this weekend. hi, doug. doug: it's a lot of fun at the harbor between 11:00 and 3:00 p.m. a lot of folks that you know and love will be here. collecting new unopened unwrapped toys for toys for tots. i want to talk just a minute to bruce, vice president of marketing at the national harbor. this is an effort between iheartradio and the harbor. this is a big deal. important event for the kids. >> we are excited to give back to the community at large. if you are bringing us unwrapped toys you can get buy one, get one free. $5 off of a build-a-bear. we are looking forward to being here all day long. doug: the holiday lights, you have done an incredible weeks

ago. >> this is a great place to see the trees and the show. to get in the holiday spirit. ride the capitol wheel and experience the harbor at its best. doug: thanks. 11:00 to 3:00 tomorrow. we'll have a forecast coming up. back to you. >> nice and chilly. it feels like 40 in leesburg and the middle 40's. forecast for overnight will show us lows ranging from the upper 20's well north and west.

the winds from the northwest. chilly start to day. the highs tomorrow are looking nice. 503 for a high downtown. 51 at winchester. tomorrow night if you want to get out and enjoy the parade of lights at the wharf downtown d.c., temperatures in the middle 40's. the jingle all the way. cold start at 43 degrees. the next seven days, it's actually above average. highs in the middle to the upper 50's by thursday and friday. jamie: i love to see the forecast without rain. earlier part of the week this

was not looking the same as tonight. we had a lot of rain to deal with. this afternoon we had sun glare to deal with. now this is just heavy congestion working your way to 66 westbound closer to centreville. move to the maps. no accidents or big issues to worry about. in the teens heading outbound on 295 past eastern avenue. keep in mind still little activity in the area. on u street between 10th and 14th. even if you are getting out of town to hagerstown it's quiet. that is a look at traffic. back to you. alison: okay. thank you very much. and coming up on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- you might be out there monitoring the web for the best deals on the holiday

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jonathan: a lot of people are getting constantly to check the stores and the websites for what you want at the lowest price. you have to keep doing that. now there is an easier way. we look at the apps to alert you when the items are on sale so you don't waste time or money. john: if you missed black friday and you don't want the deal with the crowds or you shop but didn't find everything you need. fine. there is plenty of great deals to grab if you have the right app to find them. so many stores, so many sales. you might a sale for 30% off at gap and 20% off at banana republic. how do you keep track? apps that alert you to sales. retail me not. the lowest prices and the

coupons for every major store. smartphone price scanners the red laser and price gragger -- grabber. doesn't that stink file, all the stores that want you to like them on facebook to get deal alerts. two or three the fine but if you have more it will turn into an endless list of things you don't need. so deal alert sites can be a better option. you should have a price comparison app on your phone so you don't waste your money. i'm john matarese. abc7 news. >> we are now investigating the horrific acts as an act of terrorism. >> they were friends. they gnaw he was muslim. they had no idea he had become

radicalized. leon: the families of those killed with the entire country reeling from the f.b.i. announcement that wednesday's mass shooting in california is indeed the act of terrorists. that killed 14 people and left 21 others injured. alison: we have team coverage. jonathan elias is tracking this from the terrorism alert desk. jonathan: a lot of major developments. one on the husband and wife attacker, who they were and what they did online and what it looks like inside their home. >> this is now a federal terrorism investigation. jonathan: the bureau is treating the attack as a terror investigation. >> we are spending time as you imagine over the last 48 hours trying to understand the motives of the killers and trying to understand every detail of the lives.

jonathan: that include smashed up cell phones. >> there is a lot of evidence that doesn't make sense. jonathan: we know while wednesday's attack was underway the 27-year-old female shooter tashfeen malik posted a pledge of allegiance to the isis leader. the statement was made under a different name and the f.b.i. says the attack may have been inspired by isis. >> this is a significant moment unfortunately. isis are going to take ownership of this in big way to inspire other attacks. >> the f.b.i. is advising caution saying it's still early in the investigation. >> we have no information this is part of a larger krupe. jonathan: the and lord allow allowed -- landlord allowed the media in the couple's