kimberly: a double stabbing at a metro station. the police reveal details about the victims and the attackers, two of which are on the run. plus, the truck transition. the president-elect adding heavy hitters to his white house team already. >> if you feel that way and your heart, keep it in your heart. kimberly: and a symbol of hate or sign of the times? a woman's family looks for answers after somebody keyed a swastika onto their mothers car. thank you for joining us. i'm kimberly suiters. the searches on for a suspect

anna-lysa gayle joins us live now from the metro station with the very latest. what's going on, anna-lysa? anna-lysa: kimberly, the police have identified one of the suspects using surveillance video inside the metro station. they are still looking for two other suspects that they say stabbed a 15- and 16-year-old boy. metro riders were greeted by evidence the wheaton mall. two people were stabbed sunday afternoon around 3 p.m. >> it's nothing new in this area. things are getting better, but these types of things happen. it's a terrible thing that happened. >> it's scary to me because i have used the stop for a while and never had any problems. anna-lysa: the victims described

some believe authorities could step up security. >> more police or patrol the area. >> i think they should half patrols. anna-lysa: at last check, the police were searching for at least three suspects. >> this can happen anywhere. this is a reality. just be more aware. anna-lysa: kimberly, this area is clear earlier was surrounded by the police. the police say the victims and the suspects knew each other. live in silver spring, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: we appreciate the update, thanks, anna-lysa. turning to the weather, a bright moon tonight with clear skies outside. a chilly morning, and you may need your umbrella. it's get a first look at the forecast with meteorologist josh

radar just north of raleigh, continuing to move in our direction. the heaviest rain closer to the coast, but showers for us later in the day. the other thing with a clear skies at this point, the super moon. about 30% brighter, and this is the closest it has been an almost 70 years. it will not be this close again until 2034. when you will see it best next is early tomorrow morning. the moon sets below the horizon at sent in from richard in annapolis, looking towards the bay bridge. how much more impressive the moon is when it is close to the horizon, low to the sky. be sure to check that out tomorrow morning. with that in mind come it is dry and cool. then on the way home, the temperatures in the 50's. that is when we bring showers into the area.

them out with the stormwatch 7 futurecast and when they will come into your neighborhood. kimberly: donald trump's white house team taking shape, the president-elect choosing a washington insider as chief of staff and a conservative as one of his top advisers. it seems that trump is easing back on one of his core campaign positions as protests stretched into a third day. richard cantu has more on the trunk transition. richard: decision as president-elect, donald trump named reince priebus as chief of staff. he is chairman of the rnc. he also tabbed bannon as a senior counsel. he is the former head of breitbart news and a fierce critic of the gop establishment. trump said they are highly qualified leaders and worked well together on the campaign

him in the white house. in an interview with "60 minutes," trump seeming to backtrack, singh that he will now focus on criminal illegal immigrants. >> after everything gets morneau lysed -- after everything it's normalized, we will make a determination. they are terrific court. richard: on the supreme court? >> be pro-life. richard: for five days and nights, trump's election victory has sent professors into the streets across the country. thousands more were out sunday. >> if he is the elect, why does he not support the whole united states? it's obvious we do not support him unitedly. richard: trump said he is looking forward to the job ahead.

presidency. a long time since that happened. kimberly: trump's attorneys want to delay the trial for the lawsuit involving the president-elect and the now-defunct trump university until after inauguration day. in a motion filed saturday, his lawyers argue the extra months would give both sides to possibly reach a settlement. it also requested that trump be allowed trial. the trial is scheduled to begin november 28, the lawsuit alleging trump university failed on its promise to help students with success in real estate. hateful words that somebody wrote "trump nation, whites only" on the up as church of our savior. the messages were also penned on the walls of the parish's

religious -- the community and religious leaders gathered with the church and condemned the vandalism. an image that stirs hate scratched into a woman's car in franconia. it looks like somebody used a cue to draw this swastika in two separate places. we have seen other recent cases of the symbol popping up in area schools as well. cheryl conner spoke with t >> it's heartbreaking. cheryl: the double line is only the beginning of the vandalism. this is the passenger side, but look at the front hood, forming a swastika. fearing retaliation, the family asked us to hide her identity. >> she is the sweetest, kindness, little old indian

the 74-year-old woman got into her car friday morning. her son notice the marks once the car was back in her garage in franconia. >> i think my mom was targeted because of what the symbol represents, which is hatred of those who are different. cheryl: the woman thinks the vandalism happened which was parked near shoppers in franconia. the manager said there are no cameras facing the store. her filed a police report, but fairfax county could not confirm the details sunday night. >> that's very ignorant. someone paid good money for that. cheryl: this happened as the principle of west linn middle school in bethesda saying that swastikas were drawn and the boys bathroom and the same image was chemically burned into the football field at a high school

peacefully. that would be amazing. cheryl: the car will have to be repainted, but the images tough to the race. kimberly: developing now, search teams are looking for additional victims of a magnitude 7.8 earthquake in new zealand. two people died in the earthquake. supplies are being airlifted to areas on the south island cut off by landslides. waves of more than six feet along the sparsely populated coast. in 7 on your side health matters, clean living helps with heart disease even if your genes are stacked against you, the finding from a large study revealed today at the american heart association conference. it also said the opposite is true -- you can trash the

one researcher said while some patients have a strong history of heart problems and say why bother, the study shows when you do work, it does make a difference. tempered pride. coming up, the emotional tribute at orlando's 12th annual come out with pride parade. any father in jail for trying to

kimberly: tonight, a prince george's county neighborhood tries to make sense after a man stabbed his own children. the man is now in jail, facing attempted murder charges for stabbing the young boys ages 2 and 3. family members say that he got into an argument with a woman in his district heights home and that is when the boys were stabbed. the neighbor said it was pure chaos with the toddlers ran to her home for help.

place. so then i grabbed towels and tried to stop the bleeding. whatever he is going through right now, i know he is hurting. kimberly: the boys are in stable condition tonight. dillard is charged with attempted first-degree murder, assault, and other charges. the police say that he attacked a woman who lives in the home earlier in the day saturday. crash with identical twin sisters. they were both yoga teachers and aspiring reality tv stars. five months ago, anastasia died when their vehicle went off a 20-foot cliff in hawaii. alexandria survived and was charged with her twin pozner for a second time. -- and was charged with her

struggle behind the wheel. -- witnesses described seeing a struggle behind the wheel. her bail was set at $3 million. the lgbt community in orlando shaken by the pulse nightclub shooting are now worried about the presidential elections. they came together tonight with a message of unity and hope. an estimated 150,000 peopl heart in the annual pride parade. it had been postponed by hurricane matthew. it ended with a moment of silence and the reading of the pulse nightclub victim names. " saturday night live" began its weekly show with an emotional rendition of "hallelujah" from the late leonard cohan.

told people not to give up. host dave chapelle delivered his monologue, saying he is giving donald trump a chance if the president-elect will give the decision franchised a chance as well. josh was hoping to have a big beautiful moon tonight and he got it. josh: here it is. that is a beautiful shot. kimberly: like a pizza pie. josh: is. we have clouds rolling in tomorrow, but i think they are late enough and you should still have a great view of it. heading out the door tomorrow morning, be sure to check it out. right now, the rain moving our way, but it is off most of the area until tomorrow afternoon or even tomorrow evening and a lot of places. working its way up the coast. at this point, just clear skies. that is allowing temperatures to be dropping back into the 20's

morning. reagan national drop down to 33, manassas hit 20. tomorrow we have about five degrees, so it will still be cold, you'll want the winter jacket, but this is where we are starting off monday morning. through the first few hours, 40 degrees at 8:00 in d c, 44 by 9:00 am in the 50's as the clouds start to build in. to get back over the horizon. we get a nice view of the clouds taking over from the south. by lunchtime, almost everybody is overcast. most of the day will look like it wants to rain, but we are not looking at rain coming down. barely into richmond by 12:30. in the afternoon come just a few spotty showers, culpeper, sell the fredericksburg and southern maryland.

drivetime home and dinnertime for the rain to move in. what's a gets here, there is a good chance we pick up rain monday night into tuesday morning. that will be one to watch for, the commute home tomorrow and also on the way in tuesday morning. morning rush monday not a problem, sunny early. pack the umbrella for later in the day. lunch time, the reign of a problem yet, the ride home, still in the 50's, scattered showers, wipers and lights on. we stay in the 50's tomorrow, extra clouds in the chance of rain. a few showers possible early tuesday morning. i think most of the day is dry, back up to 60 with afternoon sunshine. still nice wednesday. thursday and friday definitely the pic days of the week.

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