tonight hour by hour, falling in the 50's. that is one part of the story. the bigger part is gusty winds and the wind chill factors that will make it feel eight to ten degrees colder than this. more on what to expect for the rest of the weekend into early next week in a few minutes. jonathan: thank you. alison: don't get caught off-guard if the weather t you can download the app. get instant local updates wherever you are. jonathan: developing news. a woman accused of poiseing the -- poisoning the coworkers. alison: jeff goldberg has what one employee is accused of mixing in with the morning brew. jeff: after hearing the 32-year-old mayda rivera-juarez is accused of poisoning the coffee of coworkers, one word comes to people's mind.

not sure why people would do that. >> she is crazy. she should go to jail. >> according to the loudoun county sheriff office over the course of seven months mayda rivera-juarez had been putting glass in kitchen cleaning products in the water portion of the keurig coffee machine inside the office at jas forwarding. a month ago two employees reported feeling sick after drinking the coffee. in the weeks that followed they had evidence to implicate her. the management brought the case to authorities. >> the employees had been getting sick and didn't know what was going on. jeff: loudoun county sheriff mike chapman said mayda rivera-juarez acted out of anger. >> a person there who had been disgruntled because of the issues at work. taken action against other employees at work. jeff: people we spoke with are bothered by what they heard

>> there is always bad stuff going on lately. jeff: rivera-juarez has been fired from her job here at jas forwarding. she is currently charged with felony assault and being held at the loudoun county jail without bond. we tried to get a comment from the employees and management here at jas forwarding but they did not want to talk. jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: it has been 15 years since the n september and october of 2001. two washington, d.c. u.s. postal service employees were killed. and today they were memorialized. both worked at the distribution center now named for them that received the parcels that were tainted with the with the deadly spores. there are vigils planned for this everything. "7 on your side" with a consumer alert. cyber attacks today and it may not be over.

redit, spotify, news organizations and more were targeted. you might have noticed trouble connecting with the services today. the impact is still being felt. the white house addressed the outage. >> the u.s. government agency responsible for monitoring our security and coordinating with the public and the private sector to u.s. interest in cyber space monitoring the situation. alison: locally the district d.o.v. cannot accept credit card payments because of today's attack. so far no one is claiming responsibility. jonathan: on the subject of high-tech crime, more skimming devices found in fairfax county. this time not at a gas station, a.t.m. or out in front of people in a place they might not expect.

a skimmer was found in a popular store. q: it doesn't get more popular than wal-mart, right? i spoke to the customers who are worried about the personal bank accounts. some just as simple as buying gum with a credit card might have made them a victim. according to detectives, credit and the debit card users are under attack. they don't know it. the card and the pin numbers are being stolen. they blame the card s business transaction that you use the credit or debit card and there is a device inside or attached to the machine that reads credit card information. q: the police department is investigating. there have been eight skimmers found in the jurisdiction since june. most at gas stations. the recent gas was at the wal-mart in alexandria. >> i think it's horrible. i don't know how they gain

equipment. >> card skimmers aren't the new threat. criminals are just getting craftier using them. >> they pry off the cover of the card reader and they affix the devices to the machine to make it hard on the customers to know there is a problem without knowing signs. >> you can see if there are scratch marks. q: check your bank and the credit card statements for the fraudulent q: if you find out you are a victim contact the bank and the police. back to you. jonathan: thanks. abc7 is fighting back against crime to provide you with incredible tools. a great resource. you can see where the crime is

map. we have been following a developing story in chantilly since this morning where a motorcyclist was killed in a crash there. happened on route 28 from route 50. this is the scene. it shut down part of this section here for hours. all lanes, we are told now, are back open for the evening commute. as far as we know we don't know who is inlv crash or the particular about what caused it. when we do we will pass it along. alison: it's homecoming weekend at howard university. but some people are not happy about some changes to this year's event. the university will not be holding the annual parade. they will cut down on the concerts. they want to put more focus on alumni and less on the events but here is what some students had to say about this.

fun. >> they find a way to fill the void as well. alison: of course, one huge part of homecomeing is the football game. tomorrow they are taking on north carolina a.n.t. state university. we found out the virginia voters are procrastinators this week. residents trying to register to vote crashed t website monday night. so after a lawsuit, a federal judge ordered the state to reopen registration. so your deadline is 11:59 tonight. well abc7 wants to know how you are handling what has been a wild campaign so far? jonathan: like we have never seen before. we take the pulse of the electorate in the area. let's go to brad bell who

laurel this afternoon. brad, you better than anyone else out there is getting an earful from everybody about what this is about. brad: you know what? i have been getting an earful and education. it's interesting to me so many people want to register in virginia. it shows they are engaged. so tonight we are in laurel. we have been talking to people. at 6:00 we will share with you what the commuters have had to say. region in votetrak 2016. people are weighing in. votetrak 2016 has traveled a lot of miles this week from petersburg to charlottesville to philly and allentown. today to hershey. photographer john mann and i have seen the leaves turn and the opinions hold firm. >> lesser of two evils. brad: most tell us something like this. >> i will tell you straight.

brad: even if hershey where streets are lined with kisses. >> this is a laid back bedroom community. brad: even the town known as the sweetest place on earth voters are sour on the election. >> they are flipping between themselves. how do you decide what they will do? i can't. >> it's unfortunate we have gotten the place, three weeks out now. these are the best candidates. i think a lot of us fe we have to hold our nose and support secretary clinton. >> i wish i felt better about both candidates. or anyone. i am one of those that is still undecided about what i want to do. brad: a lot of people tell us that as well. we are at the marc station in laurel. we are between arrival and departures. we have have had an

when we come back we hear what folks say here. in laurel, brad bell. jonathan: follow brad using the hashtag on twitter to find out where he is off to next. alison: he is popping uneverywhere. you never know. all right. coming up next at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- prince may be gone. there is more we have never heard. how to get your hands on the new prince music up next. caps biggest fans get to skate with the hero. we talk to alex ovechkin and incredible stories from the special needs families following friday at the rink they will never forget. somewhere still -- alison: still ahead families in the battle of a lifetime against cancer find oasis in virginia. helping hand in a difficult time still ahead. >> pedestrian problems on m street. look. no sidewalk. some people are walking in the road. we explain the problem and see

jonathan: there is question prince is master musician. alison: the late artist has

release two new albums featuring previously unreleased material from the music legend. the compilation "prince forever" will include two never released songs. purple rain deluxe reissue set due next year and will contain a second album. "7 on your side" now with a consumer alert tonight. a warning from apple that there are fake products on amazon. they want to see where the cables are coming from and they are being sold with their logo and they are not genuine. they are dangerous after customers left reviews showing they had fires and electrical shocking. jonathan: a deal on the table to create the world largest

require reynolds american. they already own 42% of reynolds. but right now philip morris is considered tops when it comes to bottom line. tesla is considering getting in the ride sharing business. ride hailing or sharing would only be allowed on the own network. details could come out next year about the proposal it will also have computers to let the cars drive themselves. it's called auto pilot. alison: you cannot escape it. d.c. is under construction. road projects. building projects. this is everywhere. in many cases it's in the way. there are some spots that you can't safely walk on the sidewalk.

doesn't lack like a lot of room to walk. richard: that is right. some are choosing to walk on the street and that is causing big problems. call it the sidewalk to nowhere. >> sometimes it's dangerous. >> or a challenge certainly. the m-street sidewalk on 17th street stops fence. >> i know they have the buildings but they should find a way to make it safe for pedestrians. >> walkers say they have a choice. step on the street against the traffic or cross to the sidewalk on the other side. >> i expect them to have an alternative. >> there are close call encounters. there are people walking down

>> this is nerve-wracking. >> you have to be careful. >> is there a solution? some say a marked crossing may be the answer. >> rich people don't use the crosswalks when they are set up. they need an aisle where people can walk on this side of richard: we got off the phone with ddot and they recognize this is a hassle but say it's requirement because they have debris falling down and they urge people not walk on the road.

jonathan: the only thing to make it worse is the rain and the lower visibility. alison: and the win. steve: the worst of the rain is over with. it came in at 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon. now the winds build for the cold front. by 8:00 or 9:00 tonight you will say what happened to the record warmth? it's gone. alison: memory. steve: totally gone. outside we go. the leading edge of the frontal sy across the bay to the delmarva. we have more shower activity off to the north and west. that will move through. to rment to. make sure you have a raincoat and the layers tonight. temperatures will take a nose dive through the evening hours. right now compared to earlier we are in the upper 70's. no the middle 60's in the

we will have the wake up temperatures that are colder than that with what it will feel like. if you have a habit of grabbing coffee and walk to the coffee shop the temperatures are in the upper 40's. we are going to have the wind gusts up to 30 to 40 miles per hour. a wind advisory in effect until noontime on saturday. right now paige, rockingham county and rappahannock have a wind advisory tonight. the winds gusts take off by 11:00 tonight. 25 to 30 miles per hour inside

gusts -- waking up tomorrow wind gusts are 30 to 40 miles per hour. when the wind settles down the wind direction will change to allow for the warmer or milder temperatures for the day on sunday. this is 60 inside the beltway. it's cooler montgomery county. middle 50's. 60 for the high tomorrow. we will get the rain out of here tomorrow morning. the skies clear. the winds out of the north and west.

this is becoming more visible around the d.c. metro. the seven-day outlook. colder conditions tomorrow. upper 60's on sundays and the same on monday. back to 50's tuesday and wednesday. 60's on thursday and friday. temperatures in the 80's. record-breaking warmth all the local airports with the exception of reagan national. it was a memory say halloween is the next half. jonathan: fall colors will be nice. steve: really nice. alison: thank you. speaking of looking nice, how about the ruby slippers? how are they doing? still ahead at 5:00, smithsonian requesting donations to preserve the sparkle. how close it is to reaching the fundraising goal days after launching the campaign coming up.

ice and learn from him. >> talking about ovechkin. a look at the primetime line-up tonight -- on issues that matter to northern virginia, barbara comstock and donald trump overturn roe v. wade; that's a specific thing that you would do? trump: well, overturn or overturn... comstock: i think roe v. wade should be overturned. trump and comstock. trump: i'm totally for defunding. we shouldn't be giving to planned parenthood. while comstock voted five times to defund planned parenthood. northern virginia, we need luann bennett. standing up to trump and comstock. standing up for us. i'm luann bennett and i approve this message. woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing. i'm luann bennett woman: barbara comstock

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jonathan: this will put a smile on your face. it's not everyday that kids learn to play hockey from a professional, ret alone the best in the league. alex ovechkin hit the ice for a special session. alison: very special. he is teaching kids how to play the game and it is creating long-lasting friendsships. ryan hughes explains. ryan: ove alex ovechkin teaching technique. the hockey star posting the skating session with the american special hockey association. more than 60 kids weaving through cones, gliding on the ice and building confidence. >> everything they return on the ice they use in the everyday lives. >> gives players a chance to grow by playing hockey. this is where 14-year-old ben

friendships. >> this help me get a lot of best friends. i hope i can skate with them and score with them. >> this is the third year that he hosted the skate session. he has formed a special bonds with one of his biggest fans. >> i need a goal from you. ryan: 12-year-old plays with the washington ice dogs. she met him through the program two years ago. their friendship inspired the character ann in children's book "drop the puck, let's play ann surprised her buddy with a copy in the locker room. >> very great girl. very smart. >> there is no obligations. he is helping to build awareness on and off the ice. in arlington, ryan hughes, abc7 news. jonathan: how great is that? good for him. >> it's fantastic. the memories, just an afternoon or whatever.

with who? the old man. >> no big deal. jonathan: coming up next, n.s.a. contractor back in court after taking home enough classified information to fill hundreds of computers. how long he could remain behind bars in one of the biggest breaches in history. >> they are calling on the

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announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. alison: we have learned that capitol hill is take action based on an investigation done by the digital partner circa. jonathan: they have investigating and now lawmakers telling service administration to stop selling cars with open recalls. this is now on how the lawmakers respond to this. joce: the mailbox for the g.s.a. is getting full for boss. she got letters from the house oversight committee and different group of the lawmakers. it says they shouldn't use or

they should fix all the recalls they can. >> it's troubling to me they have an investigative reporter that are finding things that the federal employees have not found. joce: let's remind you what circa uncovered. we went auction hopping across the country and found the general services administration telling the cars to the public with potentially dangerous open recalls and generic warning that there could be problems. >> do we have an obligation? should w yes. congressman mark meadows promised action. boom, here it is. the house oversight committee sent a letter to the g.s.a. and asked for the answers about what the investigation discovered. no only with the sell of cars but service tag that showed some of the cars were driven by federal workers with the problems not fixed. the procedure wants to know the procedures that the g.s.a. uses to make sure it doesn't happen. >> it's their responsibility to make sure that these things

in the letter the committee gives the g.s.a. two weeks to hand over a list of the g.s.a. cars with the recalls, maintenance records, agency recall and repair practices and more. joce: the g.s.a. told me they have a robust program for recall. but if there is a stop drive order from the recall they will take immediate action and but for the sales of the recalled cards, 98 sold in fiscal 2016 didn't have any open recalls to take action on. jonathan: thank you. time to check out the top stories for the days. sterling woman accused of poisoning the coworker through the office coffee maker. mayda rivera-juarez is accused of sneaking glass and kitchen cleaning products in the water part of the coffee maker for several weeks.

rivera-juarez is facing felony assault charges and is held in jail without bond. alison: if you have trouble reaching your favorite websites, streaming services and apps today, you are not alone. the east coast woke up to a massive outage that the investigators say is a cyber attack. a second one hit later that hit part of europe. it may not be over yet. no group has claimed responsibility. jonathan: abc7 is on storm watch as t with rain, wind and the coldest air of the fall so far. steve rudin has an updated forecast in minutes. alison: harold martin is an n.s.a. contractor accused of taking enough government secrets home with him to fill hundred of computers. millions of documents. today he was back in court to find out if he has to stay in

karen has more. >> martin is charged with the theft of government property and the unauthorized removal of the documents. they argue that he put the nation at risk when he stole top secret documents. they also argue the release would make him a target to the foreign powers due extensive knowledge of the government operations. defense attorney spoke of the character and the background saying he is no edward snowden. and he stole years of documents because he was a hoarder. his attorney says he regrets his behavior and he had no intention to harm the government. his wife spoke an camera and said she loves her husband. the judge said the concern is that he is not sure that the

left out there for the f.b.i. agents to find. martin is held until his hearing. we don't have a date for the hearing but when we do we will keep you posted. reporting live, karen campbell, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. jonathan: the battle retake mosul from the isis fighters is fought on the whole by iraqi military and peshwara forces. the demand is increasing for the military to deploy more to every corner of the world. it will allow a wide presence without committing a large number of the conventional forces since 2001. the budget for the special operators has increased almost five times and the number of the operators more than doubled. "full measure" scott thuman is

final trial of green beret. >> we are selecting soldiers to go in small teams and the environment where there are no absolute answers. we are executing the army task and a special warfare is what we see them doing. >> every branch has special forces. the green beret is the army's. you can see more on "full measure" with sharyl attkisson at 10:00 after "the week with george stephanopoulos." alison: coming up next at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- a helping hand in the most important fight for many people in the area. cancer. >> we must be honest and authentic to get through this together. >> we will meet the working woman to find out how the organization is called an oasis for cancer patients.

a stabbing victim speaks out. how he is trying to support his family miles away and the bump of the road in recovery coming up. alison: then tonight, a community fights back after vandals target a historic school. how the community is coming together to erase messages of division and the charges the teenagers now face in this

steve: the weekend is here. we are looking forward to a windy one on saturday tomorrow, upper 50's. the winds chill factors will make it feel like the upper 40's. to the lower 50's. at least a change in the wind direction. that is going to make it warm up for the day on sunday. we will sea the highs then around 67 degrees. if you are taking a trip to the pumpkin patch now is the time to do it.

decorated for halloween. burst.com/wjla. we hopefully will come visit you next week and do the weather live from your front lawn. stay with us. lawn. stay with us. "abc7 news at 5:00" cont woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing to represent me. man: or me. woman: or me. woman: barbara comstock would overturn roe vs. wade. barbara comstock: i think roe vs. wade should be overturned. woman: barbara comstock voted to defund planned parenthood... man: five times. woman: barbara comstock voted to let federal contractors discriminate against gay employees... man: twice. woman: barbara comstock. too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac

alison: if you or a loved someone fighting cancer, you know there is a an oasis for you. tonight's working woman is oasis from cancer. this is an art class for cancer patients in a building like a home than a hospital. >> if you walk in the doors t breath of fresh air to feel welcome, invited and calm. >> the 137,000 square foot building in fairfax is called life with cancer. it was built to create support and education for people diagnosed with cancer and the families. dr. sage is the executive director and today she is talking to the art class. but she met with a 31-year-old

walk in with her husband and get the information to minimize anxiety and give her a game plan of how to do it together. alison: from counseling and play center this is free. she has been the director for two years now using the background as a therapist to make the home and the tranquil trying times. >> let's talk about the hard stuff and be honest and authentic to get through it together. alison: they had more than 50,000 visits alone. this is all free for cancer patients. coming up next, dorothy ruby

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jonathan: the smithsonian launching a campaign to preserve the ruby slippers made famous in the "wizard of oz." a quarter million dollars have been alison: they are trying to preserve the nearly 80-year-old prop. jonathan: rushern baker hosted today at the capital center and they approved the plans for the $543 million facility just yesterday. the man riding a bus in montgomery county stabbed in

the suspect is facing four decades or more in prison. the road to recovery has been difficult for santos cruz trying to support his wife and son in el salvador. you will see the story only here on abc7. >> cruz released from johns hopkins hospital after being stabbed in the face and eye. it had to have hurt. >> last week the crews boarded montgory slightly intoxicated. mid-commute he knocked into fellow passenger tony wiggins. wiggins less than amusedded told cruz he was packing and warned if you bump me again i am going to stab you. court documents state he kept the promise. grabbing a knife and grabbing it into cruz's left eye and safe.

>> the ride-on bus drive hit the brakes and evacuated passengers at honey branch road and carroll avenue in silver springs and locked wiggins inside the bus until police arrived. cruz notes the wounds to his eye and brain revent him from working his construction job. the native with a wife and a son who live in central america now wondering how he will man the basic silver spring apartment he shares with a few friends. >> go to jail. >> you want him to go to prison? >> yeah. >> wiggins said, "i didn't mean it for to happen." be that as it may, he now faces more than 40 years in prison. reporting in silver spring, kevin lewis, abc7 news. alison: thank you. abc7 on traffic watch.

the ride home on friday. >> hi. this friday afternoon thankful for sunshine. peeking its way through the clouds on i-95. but some have volume delays thanks to a crash here. there are delays in the northbound direction. it's off to the left shoulder now. this is a weird looking spot but te this is on the ramp to the parkway from 66 eastbound. over to you. jonathan: thank you. coming up at 6:00, a consumer alert. bank card skimmers popping up. the latest target and how to protect yourself. plus, hol cast survivors complete a -- holocaust survivors complete a life mission. they got more than adreamed thanks to a surprise. plus, why wine could cost you

alison: don't forget "jeopardy." alex trebek will be hosting tonight but he was here earlier at "abc7 news at 4:00". he has been in town visiting and filming around d.c. he did clues for the show at the new museum on the mall. jonathan: you did clues as well. alison: i did a few as well. i don't know when they are on but i will let you know. you know i'm tell you. jonathan: but not tell us the answers. alison: no! never. jonathan: abc7 and storm watch has rain moving in across the area now. cooling things down. steve: but at least it's the weekend. look at the storm watch 7 satellite and radar. this is the lading edge of the cold front moving in to the by a and delmarva.

that will dot the radar and move through the overnight hours. widen the view out. hour-by-hour, inside the beltway it will fall to the 50's. wind chill factors make it feel colder and the wake up temperatures are upper 40's. the wind chill in the upper 30's. the pumpkin patch weather is looking good tomorrow if you don't mind the wind and the cooler air. the upper back to 60 on tuesday and wednesday. check on sports with rob. robert: thank you. friday night football on a wet turf but that is how we like it sometimes. scott abraham in chantilly with a preview of the game of the night. what do we have this week?

virginia conference v slowdown. with the regular season coming to a close that could start a team's playoff push. coming to westfield, a different story. this is a difficult place to play. the wildcats team is tough. they have a defense only giving unaverage of ten points having a target on the back. tonight is no different. they are prepared for a battle. how big is this to get the momentum and make a playoff push? >> it's huge. you are not far from the playoffs. this is not a good time to not play well. you might get away with it at the beginning of the season

strength. >> so you want to know how big of a game this is? they made a game-specific t-shirt. wildcat against the bulldogs. it says "here, kitty, kitty, kitty." i love it. on the back "beat center field." you better believe the west field crowd will be ready to go. it's senior night. i can't hear you but it will robert: all right. thanks. as long as it comes in pink. bad news from the redskins camp. jordan reed ruled out for sunday against the lions with a concussion. rookie receiverer josh dobson on injured reserve. and jackson is questionable with a shoulder injury. they won't have 500 yards of offense like against the eagles. 500 yards. that is great.

impressed. >> if we put that unevery time it would be a good offense. there will be plays that we could have had 600 or 700 yards of offense. that is what you will do. we made the plays we had to make to win. but we are going to go back to say how can we be better? they are saying welcome hi today we're gonna be comparing these two truck beds. let's start over here with this aluminum bed. whoa! that's a big hole. that is unbelievable. now let's check out the roll formed steel bed of the silverado. same angle,same empty tool box. took it way better. the steel held up. it's truck month! make a strong decision. find your tag and get over eleven thousand total value on this silverado all star.

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all seems beautiful to me. alison: "7 on your side." more trouble looms for wells fargo. we are learning more about what the fired employees were asked to do. >> former employees coming forward and telling how they were pressured to sign un2 million customers for programs without the knowledge. >> you had to open ten accounts. every day.

zebras telling they were encouraged to prey on people who spoke little english, college students and the elderly. now under a criminal investigation whether the employees included false identification and identity theft as part of the scam as the better business bureau dropped their rating rating. >> they have ha one. >> they had paid back to customers and paid fines and says it has ended ended the prot sales goals. >> in a state, the number one priority is making it right with the customers and restoring public trust. will it be enough? the b.b.b. says the loss of

record for three years. abc7 news. alison: that is it for "abc7 news at 5:00" tonight. at 6:00, thieves go high-tech. >> i don't know how to gain access. >> bank card skimmers found in a place you think is secure. and it is one of nine found in one county. plus holocaust survivors turn husband and wife accomplish a life goal and the museum gives them asu plus, how messages of hate and division brought a community together with a common goal. announcer: now "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. michelle: a drastic change underway outside. the visible evidence is the rain giving way to a moving start to the weekend. as soon as you step outside you will feel the difference. jonathan: especially if you

sweater. steve rudin is tracking the rain and the big drop in the temperatures. it's noticeable. steve: if you think is it cool now, wait until later tonight. and waking unearly tomorrow where the winds will gust at 35 to 45 miles per hour. leading edge of the front moved across the bay. there are showers across the west of us. this will move through in overni clear and the windy conditions will remain. look at the temperature drop. further west we have temperatures in the 50's. the outlook for the overnight the temperatures will continue to follow in the 50's inside the beltway. we will see 40's in the suburban location and the wind chill. more on that plus wind advisory for part of the area coming up in a few minutes.