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information on a campus cupidity on average -- a campus community on edge with a shelter in place order that has been lifted. there was a report of a possible armed suspect on campus. agencies responded and the authorities found what they are describing as a suspicious person, but they will not say why the person was deemed suspicious or if the person was armed. what they will confirm is this is not the same person that was spotted on campus last night who was also suspected of acting in a suspicious manner. so for the second night in a row, the police storm catholic university. we end many others are left to wonder if these were legitimate threats or overreactions. live in northeast washington, jay korff, abc 7 news. leon: now the other story we are watching tonight. >> it was chaos everywhere. arrest, insecurity, 10

i, concerns. alison: the man who shot this video says that he saw three or after the fights redskins-cowboys game, and one involved a knife. the question is how a knife got pass security at the stadium. jay korff reports. jay: bedlam in this club level section of fedex field. >> that's crazy. jay: a cowboys fan caught the chaos on camera. >> this was after walking by three, four brawls. jay: he pulled out his cell phone. >> dangerous place to be a cowboys fan. >> there were fights breaking out left and right. i'm covered head to tail in cowboy stuff and people were shouting at me. left, he noticed

a man on the ground. he also saw a knife and the man appeared to be injured. in the end, nobody was transported to the hospital and nobody was stabbed, but two people were arrested for disorderly conduct. >> forney type of rivalry to escalate to that point, it's uncalled for. also surprised based on tight security at fedex field that a knife got into the stadium. "it's important to know the safety of our patrons is our topmost concern. all fans and staff are subject to security screening that includes the use of metal detectors and visual inspection. all fans are also screen for signs of impairment." jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: on capitol hill, the house approved legislation to tighten controls on travel to foru.s. by requiring visas

anyone who has been in iraq or syria the last five years. the visas aim at waiver program that allows citizens of 30 at countries to travel to the u.s. without getting a visa first. the white house has supported this bill. leon: all of this coming 24 hours after massively controversy all comments from donald trump calling on a ban of all muslims entering the u.s. even members of his own party have come out against him, calling the statements ridiculous and racist. with barbaran walters tonight. barber asked if he is a bigot. mr. trump: i'm a person who has common sense, a smart person. barbara: do you really regret saying the ban? mr, trump: no. leon: the chairman of the rnc

says they need to aggressively take on radicalism. new information about the shooters that carried out the shooting attack in san bernardino. syed farouk may have been intting an attack southern california, but with somebody else. investigators say they may have gotten spooked and did not go through with it. that followed a statement that they were radicalized at least two years ago. alison: in northern virginia, the search for a missing 19-year-old. was supposed to be catching a flight at reagan national airport this weekend. her stepfather drove her from spotsylvania county to the springfield mall to shop on saturday. then she was supposed to take the metro from there to the airport, but she never made it. her luggage, while it, and plane ticket and were found in a ditch outside of fredericksburg monday. >> obviously, it's suspicious.

it's a suspicious thing. alison: we spoke with katelin's mother, who say she just wants her daughter found. if you have information or saw something, the police want to talk to you right away. prince george's county, the quality of your child's education is in question at a middle school. the kids were found to be proficient in math. tom roussey is live in upper marlboro. what have we learned, tom? fromleon, we have results the entire state of maryland. statewide, 39% of third grade 3/8 graders scored proficient in english, just 29% scored as efficient in math. in prince george's county, the numbers were lower, which has some concern. >> i'm very disappointed that we scored that low. parents were concerned

about new common core test results for third through eighth graders. they fared far worse than neighboring montgomery county. in prince george's county is 25% in english, just 15% proficient in math. >> it's disheartening to me when i hear many people say, well, i dealt what to live in pg county because the school system is so bad. : this was the first time the common core test were given, which are much more difficult than standardized exams of the past. >> the previous exams amassed some of the gaps in the learning. the first step is finding out where students are. prince george's county school board member curtis valentine says it's viable for showing the district what needs to improve. >> these are the things that need to be improved.

sometimes when you first hear it you don't like to hear it, but you are better off understanding what you need. om: he says the district is involved in getting parents more involved in training and retaining teachers and is hopeful the scores will go up in the future. some schools were well below the county average. at clinton grove elementary school, just 2% of the students scored proficient in math. at benjamin stoddard middle school in marlow heights, just 3% scored proficient in math. reporting live from upper marlboro, tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, tom, lots of work to be done. if you want to see how your school performed, we have a link for every school on our website at wjla.com. talking about other good numbers, the temperatures making it hard to believe christmas is a couple weeks away. steve rudin lets us know if we

will ever need a heavy coat. steve: not anytime soon, but we have cooler air in the 70 outlook. outside we go right now, the belfort furniture weather center, upper 30's falls church and springfield, anacostia, southeast d.c., 45 degrees downtown, 39 college park. it is quiet and dry, patchy fog early tomorrow morning. upper 30'sows in the to lower 40's with the wind out of the south at five. warmer weather on the way, the temperatures eventually reaching the middle 60's. a cold front in the 70 outlook, which will expect in the next seven days in just a few minutes. alison: see you shortly. was accused ofch having sex with a 16-year-old girl and is a free man tonight because of a loophole in a maryland law. attorney norm snyder said the

high school glee club hired a convicted felon. the lawsuit claims negligence and said the part-time coach exchange thousands of text messages with the girl and had sex with her. two days after the encounter, the teen attempted suicide. the police cannot press charges because in maryland it's not a crime for a part-time coach to have sex with an underaged athlete. it's illegal for a full-time coach to do so. a loophole.lutely if you were a full-time employee, of montgomery county public schools or private schools, he would be liable for a fourth degree sexual assault. the glee club says is a as part it ways with that coach. leon: it has been called the worst freeway in america, and tonight changes could make it better up for discussion in falls church. vdot held a public meeting to transform i-66.

many join to voice their concerns about paying a toll. they say it is too expensive and it would be a road for the rich, in their words, and other said tolls are a transportation problem, not a solution. the i-66 project was expected to start in 2017. alison: the redskins are spreading holiday cheer to sick kids. ryan kerrigan and his blitz for held aner foundation event at inova fairfax hospital. the kids enjoyed pizza and they were getting presence. ryan kerrigan said it was wonderful seeing the kids so happy. ryan: it's awesome, especially the day after a tough game. it puts things back in perspective and brings you back up. alison: his foundation was started in 2013 and supports seriously ill special needs children in our area.

that is a great program, good for him. leon: yeah, and thanks to build a bear for showing up in time. 7 on your side told you about a mother living in her car with eight children. alison: her luck has changed. cold ash leon: outrage in prince william

county about potentially dumping toxic materials into whitewater way. richard reeve is live with the story. what's the plan? richard: leon, dominion power wants to empty a coal ash plant the rate of 2.5 million gallons every single day. a lot of people are worried. upon some point power station,

just off the potomac river -- >> just so much contaminants we are reading about. richard: not popular among the people in this room. >> what do i gain by this? richard: this map shows where people are worried about. diminutive power wants a state ump millions of gallons into the potomac and quantico creek. >> they are dangerous to the environment. . richard: if approved, the utility will spend $100 million to mature the wastewater meets water quality standards. >> you could swim in this water. they will remove the solids and chemicals and heavy metal so when it's this parched -- so it's when it's discharged, the creek will be the same. theard: but they say that review process and more thorough review process is needed. gethey will not be able to

all the metals out of there. richard: the state water control board will vote on whether this particular through sometime in january. if approved, the environmental group says they will file for legal action. richard reeve, abc 7 news. alison: a happy ending to tell you about on a 7 on your side story that we brought you. a mother of eight to add been living out of her car as a place to call home tonight. she was thea said victim of domestic abuse and kicked out of her house by her boyfriend. agencies and organizations all turned her away because she had too many children come she said. after seeing the 7 on your side story, the d.c. department of human services stepped in and found the family a permanent home. she says she knows that other mothers are out there in her situation and she tells them, do not give up. leon: a lesson that i'm sure her

daughters will take from her. nice to see them smiling. will we have something to smile about when christmas rolls around? steve: one step at a time. we are well above average the next week or so. there is really no big cold outbreak out there, not right now. we will take it. 56 degrees was the high earlier today, above average. intowe are, a week december, and only one day where the temperatures were below average. every day since has been above average as we move into the ninth, 10th, 11th, even the 14th. we will shade all of those days in yellow. the next shot of colder air will not come until tuesday of next week, part of a cold front that is not terribly strong. reagan national airport at 43 degrees, the temperatures across the board in the 30's to the west.

stanton 37. bwi 36, annapolis 41. not terribly cold, not a tremendous amount of super cold right now. things could change as we move through the next few weeks. it, normally the coldest time of year, a likelihood we will see the colder air -- by january, but nothing like that anytime soon. it is quiet and dry across the mid-atlantic. nighttime lows in the lower 30's in the suburbs, lower 40's inside the beltway. patchy fog early tomorrow morning, nothing that will cause , train, or air travel delays. give yourself a next her 5, 10 minutes if the fog is heavier near neighborhood. 37 largo, same la plata, 36 waldorf. clouds through the midday. we stayed to arrive. the next best chance of showers not until monday and tuesday of next week.

that is limited to about a 30% risk. tomorrow morning, in the 30's, noontime lower 50's. high of 55. the best news of all, the seven day outlook, focus on the weekend, daytime high temperatures in the middle 60's, nighttime lows about 50 degrees. we have nighttime lows that are above our average daytime highs this time of year. does not get much better than that. no complaints. enjoy the warmth. alison: are you getting complaints from people? steve: people are complaining it's not cold enough, hot enough. we please them all, at one point or another. erin: what do you do if you are desean jackson after the demoralizing loss? we caught up with him. plus, alex ovechkin doing his thing tonight against the red wings. discover the world

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to parenthesis. that was their first lead since early in the game. uva wins 70-54. braden holtby played in his 200th game with the caps on i, squaring off the detroit red wings. thecaps were down 2-1 in third. alex ovechkin jumps on the loose puck in the crease, tying it at 2-2. in the shootout, one of the best in situations like this, a beauty. the capitals beat the red wings, 3-2. meantime, after doing something negative on the field last night, jackson was doing something positive off it, helping families in need by taking them shopping today come in charity called shop with a jock. we spoke to him about giving

back to the cheap unity and how he gets past the loss. : it's nice to help out the families. reporter: doesn't help put last night behind you? n: not necessarily. my job is my job. i'm able to have fun with these young kids, regardless of last night. erin: good to see him giving back. scores, gw local beat penn state, and george mason lost. a busy night in sports. leon: way to go, gw. alison: apple fans, is there a new watch on the way? shows arezombie popular these days, but a homeowner cross the line.

alison: 7 on your side with a consumer alert, a new apple watch may be on the way in early 2016. will host an event in march to show off its second-generation watch, according to a magazine. it is expected to have a sleep tracker and camera. leon: a nativity scene raising

eyebrows, causing one homeowner in ohio big bucks. jason has a nativity scene, but it's a zombie theme. the township is finding him $500 per day for not having a permit for this. they are finding him because they say it rubs people the wrong way. alison: they told him it is too tall. creepy.

alison: we are to a keep enjoying the weather. steve: it only gets better. before you know what, 60 degrees thursday, low 60's friday. saturday and sunday, near 65, nighttime lows about 50. a lot of holiday parties this weekend, a lot of folks will show off their beautiful holiday

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