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political leaders. tom roussey is live in the satellite center with a look at the impact of the comments. tom: this caused controversy the instant it was announced. today at a campaign stop, donald trump was not backing down. >> probably not politically correct, but i don't care. tom: donald trump laid out his plan. >> donald j trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. he says his plan is in response to the president's speech sunday and the murders of people in san bernardino by radicalized muslim couple, one born in the u.s., the other overseas. >> we have no idea who is coming into our country. we have no idea if they love us or hate us. >> that is unacceptable.

tom: at a press conference for the council of islamic american relations, speakers condemned the plan. he is targeting religious minorities. tom: this person says his group has repeatedly condemned terrorism. it's not widespread and donald trump is trying to do that. >> we can be politically correct and stupid, but it's going to get worse and worse. donald trump is receiving criticism from democrats and republican presidential candidates. wasbush said that trump under. tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: the white house was to blast trump's proposal. president obama's national security advisor ben rhodes called it "totally contrary to our values as americans." he says it violates freedom of

religion and disregards the cap to be showrooms muslim -- the contributions muslim americans at may to america. the husbandi says and wife were radicalized in the san bernardino shooting for quite some time. 14 people died in that shooting. investigators say that syed farouk and his wife supported isis, but it's not known when or how. they participate in target angeles comeos even days before the shooting. a neighbor of the couple remains under investigation. the fbi says that he bought two high-powered assault rifles that ended up in the hands of the killers. tonight, questions remain. that takes time. we are in day five. we are working with our foreign counterparts and working with the fbi's legal cachet offices which are all over the world. leon: emotional moments as

county employees return to work less than a week after the massacre. changes are on the way for the national terror alert system to better inform you of threats in the u.s. the obama administration will make the official announcement in coming days. no specific details were given. it will be the third change to the system since 9/11. the color-coded system in 2011 was replaced by national terrorism advisory, which has never been used. alison: an upscale spot involved in a sex crime investigation. two women say they were inappropriately touched in gaithersburg. masseur is under investigation. jay korff has the investigation. jay: detectives say that these two alleged attacks took place behind this red door in montgomery county, and they fear

there could be more victims. his name is gavin anthony otto. the 42 year-old and not answer his door. he worked as a massage therapist at the red door spa, in an incale shopping district gaithersburg. investigators say that a 32-year-old client claimed that ono sexually assaulted her july 7. a37-year-old female client said that otto touched her inappropriately during a massage in november. a few days ago the police picked charging him with second-degree and fourth degree sexual offense. the police believe there may be additional victims. a spokesperson for red door spa said the matter is being investigated by the police and red door spot is cooperating with authorities in the matter. given the ongoing investigation, they cannot comment further. authorities want to work

urge anyone who may have information about the cases they are working on and any other potential cases to contact them immediately. jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: thank you, jay. turning to the weather, hard to believe we are a week into december, comfortable temperatures and sunshine, lasting until tomorrow. steve rudin has the outlook. steve: it's only getting better through the week. the temperatures outside the belfort furniture weather center, where they should be this time of year, 44 falls church, 45 springfield, 44 centreville, largo, maryland, 46. the skies gradually clear through the late night into early tomorrow morning. the wake-up temperature, from 28 to 38. i will give you the next seven days and i promise 60's in the outlook. developing now come a

disturbing death investigation in spotsylvania. cone wasold heather se found shot to death on piney branch road, about 30 minutes away from where she lived. she had been getting death threats, they say, from another woman. >> it is every parent's worst nightmare. toif anybody has information bring my daughter justice. please do so. leon: the police are asking anybody with information to come forward. sinceow marks one year the tragedy in gaithersburg, six people 2014, died when a private jet crashed into a home, including a woman and two children inside of the house. the ntsb is still trying to determine the exact cause of the crash. alison: debating a name change for umd's byrd stadium.

the school president is recommending that it be called marilyn stadium because cary byrd, the former president, was a well-known supporter of racial segregation. roz plater has the details. than two decades of debate, it appears to be close to a resolution. it is the third time in 25 years students at the university of maryland college park have lobbied to change the name of their football venue, byrd stadium, named for our former servednt harry byrd, who from 1936 until 1954. he is credit for laying the foundation of the modern kicks, but he was also a segregationist. the current president said after getting input from students, he recommends that byrd stadium be changed to maryland stadium. this senior sociology major has led the current name change fight. >> i think it says a lot about

our effort to diversity, and inclusion. being a second-generation terrapin, that would not have been possible. >> kind of disheartened. roz: not everyone on campus agrees. >> this university would be of the standing it is today without byrd, bothf curley b academically and in sports. think it's wrong. the board of regents approves the name change, the president would recommend an exhibit at the university library and said, "this is an agonizingly difficult, polarizing issue. any outcome will likely please few." this is seeding up on twitter with opponents of the name change threatening to boycott maryland football. the board of regents is set to take up the issue friday morning. roz plater, abc 7 news. alison: the department of

justice launching an investigation into the chicago police department. u.s. attorney general loretta lynch says the attorney general will investigate the use of deadly force and ethnic diversity. this after a pair of deadly police shootings. charged with murder after shooting a teenager 16 times. leon: monday night football is underway, a huge game for the skins taking on their division cowboys.he hated live pictures from the green turtle. aboufour minutes left in the game, tied at 9-9. >> we bleed skins because we are washingtonians. we are ready to go to the next level. we are going to do it. leon: i don't know, kicking field goals all night may not do it. alison: a little bit slow tonight. not that exciting. leon: yet.

alison: coming up -- christmas doorsteps,d off millions of packages stolen across the country. what you need to watch out for. leon: new developments in the e. coli outbreak at chipotle.

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national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] leon: today marks pearl harbor day, and veterans were honored ceremonythlaying at world war ii memorial. veterans came to remember their full and colleagues and receive a special salute. it's nice to be appreciated. veterans. our

i want you to remain seated and no one everybody else to give an ovation to our veterans. leon: veterans from texas were honored today at halftime of the redskins game. alison: 7 on your side with a consumer alert, be careful -- packages left on your doorstep are prey to something called porch piracy. 23 million people have reported having packages stolen from their doorsteps. some thieves are swapping empty boxes for ones that were just dropped off by ups, others are grabbing the packages and running away. home security systems are helping the police tracked thieves. leon: 7 on your side with new details about the multistate e. coli outbreak tied to chipotle. students gotlege sick after eating there. there is no official link with the outbreak. boston college has sent an alert to student saying the department

investigating. that restaurant is temporarily shut down. alison: t-mobile is facing questions about false advertising, the new york attorney general investigating thattheir popular ads promise that you can rip up your service contracts and ditch hidden fees. critics say that the company still locks customers into plans. "consumer reports" today named t-mobile the nation's best wireless carrier. leon: lebron james will be king for life, at least according to nike. nike gave james their first-ever lifetime endorsement guarantee. alison: wow. ever,it's the largest more than the $300 million deal that kevin durant got. james signed his first contract with nike when he was a teenager, getting a measly $90 million.

now god only knows how much he is getting. alison: so he will be selling shoes when he is 95. leon: he hassled a lot of shoes, a lot of everything for nike. steve: merry christmas early. the temperatures are well above average. wait until you see the seven day outlook. if you like to golf, i recommend that you get your tee time now. 36 morning lewis chilly, degrees. right now 51 at reagan national. it is 37 degrees leesburg, 41 43,ees winchester, luratyy at culpeper 45. overnight, 33 pittsburgh and state college in columbus, 34 detroit. the warmer, milder temperatures to the south, 50 charlotte.

in terms of the satellite and radar, not a lot at this time. the high-pressure overhead builds through the day tomorrow come into wednesday and thursday. a few impulses of energy will give us cloudiness, but nothing that will bring rain, at least not anytime soon. the forecast, moving through the overnight, upper 20's, lower 30's in the suburbs. downtown, with skies clearing after midnight. early tomorrow morning, it will be a cool start tuesday, near freezing temperatures fairfax, 35 petworth, 32 waldorf. grab the sunglasses, you will need them all day. up into the middle to upper 50's for the daytime highs. the futurecast, through the yearly morning tomorrow, clouds montgomery county, southern and eastern frederick county. otherwise it will be sunny

fredericksburg. clouds drivetime home. try pavement, nothing to worry about with the weather delays. thursday, another area of clouds, but no rain. the rain holds off until monday. monday of next week. middle 30's tomorrow morning, noon time 51, 4:00 looking at 56 degrees. keep in mind the average daytime high this time of year is 49. the next seven days, i promised warmer weather, upper 50's thursday, lower 60's friday. saturday and sunday, high temperatures in the middle 60's, with nighttime lows ranging from the low to mid 40's. then a cold front late sunday night into monday will bring us the next best chance of showers. for december, we are talking daytime highs in the 60's? whoo! does not look good for any snow. alison: people are already

making plans to do stuff outside. it will be great. us?you inviting leon: speaking of guys outside -- robert: a fun game, right? leon: what the heck is going on? robert: the wizards play tonight. did they win? john wall played. leon: down to the wire on monday night football.

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local toyota dealers. scare forlittle wizards fans after john wall was helped off the court. knee, but he was back tonight. gets the easy bucket. he had 26. -- dwyanene wade wade, cookie, the wizards never looked back. they win 114-103. non-conference schedule has been crazy good. -15 at the half. bradley hayes finished with 12. hoyas improved to 5-3. the final 74-57. baseball, reports are the nats the front runners

for utility player ben zobrist. and more mess with jonathan ortedly filing a grievance for not paying his salary for four games after choking national league m.v.p. anthony rizzo says it's business, nothing personal. think of hockey, the first thing that comes to mind is soft and cuddly teddy bears, right? no, the hershey bears, one of the capitals' minor league teams r annual teddy bear toss. away. over 18,000 stuffed animals were collected and will be donated to local charities for the holidays.

have final note, the terps fallen in the college basketball rankings after a loss to unc, ranked sixth. and the redskins-cowboys are tied late in the fourth quarter. there you go, a night of field goals. leon: why'd they wait until monday night to do that? it's not a good match. holidayp next, a unique decoration on display.

leon: tonight i had the pleasure of helping truly wonderful people with a live auction and live performances. raised a lot of money for the catalog for a philanthropy, a unique publication that helps donors connect with small charities. it is one-stop shopping to help support causes close to home. alison: you came back very excited about the event. i think you will be excited about this, for different the season for

creative christmas trees, this one inspired by holiday spirits, plural. 400 emptyis made of beer cakes in upstate new york at the genesee brewhouse. that tree is a long-standing tradition. it has been around 137 years. leon: do they rebuild it every year? if they need alison: we are enjoying this

nice stretch of weather. steve: 56 degrees tomorrow the high. more 60's friday. 65 the high this weekend, looking nice. alison: how was the weather at fedex field? leon

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