2016 election. companies accused of providing support. the state department is shutting down the russian come pounds in maryland and new york. the kremlin is denying involvement saying if washington takes hostile steps it will get a response. >> do i think it will change how russia does business in the cyber world? the answer is no. >> u.s. intelligence says russia's goal was to help donald trump who continues to question the findings. >> we need to get along with our lives. computers complicated lives greatly. >> paul ryan slammed the obama administration calling the sanctions overdue. >> this is a threat to the fundamentals of democracy. >> the us who says they will provide evidence that russia is

>> the clock is ticking down for the dozen of officials to leave the country. there is tension but everything outside the embassy appears to be normal. for the compound in maryland you heard about, scott thuman flew over that this -- skytrak7 flew over the building there. it's the white roof there. the green roof belongings to the state department.

jonathan: a sheriff deputy is in critical condition after being shot responding to a domestic violence call. it happened in chestertown last night. we catch up with richard reeve live. do we know the officer's condition? richard: yes, he is in critical condition. you can see the cars behind me. the vehicles that are all rallying around the deputy and the family. the other man involved dead. this began with a domestic violence call. a quiet chestertown neighborhood witness to a horrifying shootout between a sheriff deputy and homeowner. >> a shot to everybody.

killed in exchange of gunfire. >> you never know from day today. >> hogan required a woman to pick up personal items. after she got in a physical confrontation earlier in the everything. >> he continued to walk toward the deputy. >> rich was killed. if deputy wounded in the abdomen. >> a deadly end to the domestic call. the cop doing his job. jimmy on the defense on the other end when he came there. it didn't turn out too well. >> police say they went to the house

protective order. rich has a history of the domestic violence dating back to 1997. the recovery for the deputy is expected to take week or months. richard reeve, abc7 news. michelle: thanks. the number of deputies killed in the line of duty are the highest it has been in five years. these are some of the faces of the officers killed in maryland and virginia. with have more on the report release today from the national law enforcement officer memorial fund. >> in 2016, 25 were killed. according to the report, 64 officers were shot and killed. that is up 56% from last year.

they are calling the numbers alarming saying it's sad for the law enforcement community and the country as a whole. >> the police officers are under attack. public safety is a partnership. >> the six officers and the report hits close to home. i have more tonight at 6:00. >> daylight hours are getting >> daylight hours are getting longer. 45 in leesburg. 49 in reagan national. quantity quo at 48. the bigger story it increases wind. gusty wind tonight and tomorrow. sustained wind are around 20 miles per hour. in leesburg. beginning to increase in downtown d.c. you will feel it with the wind chill factors tonight that will only be in the 20's. looking ahead for this evening. if you have the outdoor plans to go

walk. we look for the mainly clear skies. 7:00 at 8:00 tonight. the temperatures are the lower 40's. moving through the late night hours we stay around the 40 degree mark. coming up we talk about the gusty winds and what it will be like as we ring in the new year. more on that coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks. >> new video of the hit-and-run in the district. this is the s.u.v. that police believe were involved in the crash. that killed 54-year-old jacqueline cole. this happened tuesday morning. crosswalk on northwest when she was killed. if you have any information or the vehicle looks familiar, the police want to hear from you. michelle: today questions are raised why duane johnson wasn't wearing an ankle bracelet when he killed tricia mccauley. jeff goldberg has covered this all week. ther

weth would have made a difference in this case? >> that is one question that people are asking. they want answers. tricia mccauley was instructor here. the police don't know how they came in contact with one another. >> you will find a lot of neighbors that feel just like patrick. >> i think people are shaken up. >> the heartbreak has given way to anger. yesterday in court, duane johnson charged with first-degree murder, her friend greg screamed out, "he's an animal. he stole my friend from me." >> we feel the

>> last week johnson released from jail on misdemeanor theft charges. the hearing to find out why he never showed set for january 4. but mccauley went missing december 25. >> the first question why was he on the street? they are wondering if it could have been prevented if he had been wearing the ankle bracelet. >> we know it's not true but it's not okay to be released by conditions.

why the ankle bracelet was not on johnson but it's preindustrial services so this is -- preindustrial service -- pretrial services. terry said she will do everything to get the city and the police leaders to talk to community about the situation. they want answers. michelle: you can see the smoke pillowing pillowing from . firefighters are trying to figure out how it started. jonathan: coming up for us at 5:00 -- connecting the dots. he is hit in at least three parts of our area. so how much do police know about the serial robber? >> hollywood icon debbie reynolds dies a day after

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jonathan: the first storm covers new england and new york and maine. they could get one world war ii feet of snow before it's done. that brush won't get it done if you have two weeks of snow coming down. michelle: not at all. that is the start. for the third year in a row local bus drivers are doing what they can to make sure that people stay warm. we were there when they passed out local gloves, hots, shoes to people in need. >> linda has been a bus operator for most of her career. >> we get to see the mother on the bus with the kids with the kids that don't have the hats on in need of the shoes and the clothes. >> mercer and the other members of the a.t

682 wanted to do more to help the riders they see every day. bus operators from the shepherd parkway bus garage decided to start a clothing drive. union members collected shirts and pants. hats, gloves and shoes and came to the park to help families in need. >> as a mother of three, seeing the kids light up shuts close to home. >> we feel good to do something in the community. >> it's not just clothes. in the other part of the year the union worker work together to hand out as well. this is the third year of this clothing drive. >> in southeast washington, brianne carter, abc7 news. michelle: you certainly will need hats, gloves, scarves, everything. the temperatures are going to get a bit chilly. >> letme show you a live picture from new england. this

i felt chilly today, started off with rain. but these folks are doing something with the weather. they have to do something called shoveling and plowing. that is never fun. we can look at this because this is happening somewhere else. not to us. at least not now. this is nice to look at it. >> watch. >> to look. >> we are looking at the long range forecast. on the ten day in a few minutes we have the flakes of snow on there. >> really? first time. >> too early to say how much. let's show you what is going on. the temperatures are in the 40's early on. we will fall in the lower 30's come early tomorrow morning. storm watch 7 satellite and the radar for you. it is quiet. it's dry around here. we have the skies clear out nicely at 2:00 to 3:00 this afternoon. a lot of you were

the clouds are hanging on tight across western maryland. garrett and allegany counties with the winter storm warnings still in effect. snow let go for the time being. elkins west virginia, higher elevation to the west of us, with a good coating of snow. good amount of snow. between 3:00 to eight inches. that means the great skiing for the upcoming weekend. we have the winter storm warning until 6:00 friday everything. it does include garrett and western allegany counties. for the rest of the areas no worries, the skies are clear for the overnight. how much snow are we talking about to the west of us? between three to four inches. we are showing you what is going on across upper new england. will they be measuring the snow not in inches but in feet? nothing like that on the way for us. waking up tomorrow is freezing. college park. 32 in woodbridge. 31 in manassas. the future cast from the

watch 7:00. anyer ronalds you have to run. it's dry and windy so wakeup temperatures in the 30's. the feels like in the teens and the 20's. keep snow to the west of us. this is why they have a winter storm warning for garrett county to western allegany. elkins west virginia. the snow will come to an end but late tomorrow night. good news for the skiers. noontime, wind gusts 30 to 35 miles per hour. the winds will ease a little bit later tomorrow evening. tomorrow night they will ease further. waking up early saturday morning 5 to 8 miles per hour. in the midday hours the winds will kick up. winds are out of the south. that is going to keep the temperatures on the mild side as we ring in the new year. the forecast for the day tomorrow. highs will eventually make it to the lower

add clouds later in the day. we will ring in 2017 on a cloudy note. it's not freezing. a lot of activities going on with the fireworks displays. lower 40's by 12:00 a.m. it is 65 on tuesday. i told you about the rogue day in the 60's. upper 60's on wednesday. friday and saturday. not this weekend but the weekend after. we could look at the wintery weather around the d.m.v. the temperatures are in the 30's.

looking at the ten day, focus on the two days. michelle: 64 degrees we could go rogue one day. jonathan: we are overdue. >> we see measure rabble snow by the middle of december. two weeks past that. michelle: coming up, look at how the company plans to reimagine how it delivers. >> the count down. ped ped women basketball team is going to face the number one team in country, uka huskies. a -- the uconn huskies. preview later in sports. michelle: but first a look at what is coming up tonight.

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michelle: a look at a face you may not know but an invention you have almost certainly used. he spent 60 years working for the solo cup company and agained the signature red solo cup. his father founded the company in 1936. he eventually became the president and chief

he died last wednesday at his home in illinois at 84. >> the fans and the friends mourning the loss of debbie reynolds tonight. star of "singing in the rain" and "unsinkable molly" died after a stroke yesterday and she was 84 years old. but everyone is talking about the fact reynolds died one day after her daughter actress carrie fisher died. that has some wondering if you can die from a broken heart. ryan hughes went to find out. >> ♪ good morning >> ♪ good morning ryan: debbie reynolds could do it all. sing, dance, act. her death is sending shock wavers along hollywood and leaving her fans asking if she died of a broken heart. >> you can die from a broken heart. there is a syndrome, broken heart syndrome, stress induced cardiopathy. >> she is the director at the center or the cardiovascular health. she has

broken heart syndrome before and says the symptoms mimic a heart attack, chest pain and shortness of breath. >> we know that about the mortality rate for it is 4% during the hospitalization. it is more commonly in women and the elderly and triggered by a stressful evidence vent. >> psychological stress associated with the loss of a loved one can cause broken heart syndrome. >> reynolds and her daughter carrie fisher were extremely close. the two living next door to each other. reynolds was helping plan carrie's funeral but the son saying the stress was too much. he says his mother told him, "i want to be with carrie" before dying in the hospital. reynolds suffered a stroke. doctors say the stress she was under could have led to broken heart syndrome. >> it's not uncommon to be seen with a loss, especially if the loss is unexpected. >> now the world is mourning the loss o

ryan hughes, abc7 news. >> local football star and the former nfl player carpenter passed away this morning. the baltimore native was jogging in miami yesterday. when he suddenly collapsed. he ran an organization called the carpenter house which helped the underprivileged children. >> more than a great football player. more than a philanthropist. he was all those things. a good human being. michelle: keion carpenter intercepted 14 passes in the nfl career. in addition to playing with the ratings he played with the buffalo bills and at least falcons. he was 39. jonathan: coming up -- >> it made me feel sad at first but then i got mad. >> find out why the boy was

>> new development in the fight to preserve eagle's nest on the edge of development. q: the hunt is on for a crook hitting up convenience stores all over the d.m.v.

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announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. jonathan: backg now with an update on the end of a frantic search for a woman and her great granddaughter missing since christmas eve. barbara and her 5-year-old were found in virginia last night. they were found in a wooded area sitting up against a tree. barbara was unconscious. she is still being treated tonight. the little girl looks fine. they were there for several days but they had snacks and juice boxes to survive. michelle: a different search for a man robbing a convenience store.

they believe he is behind a series of cameras. >> this is a crime in progress. stick up for crash. he jumps the counter, he gets a tray of money and he runs off. he has been very busy. investigators believe this guy struck at least 11 times. six in montgomery, once in alexandria, virginia. >> that was yesterday morning at 3:00 a.m. the 7-eleven and the 500 block of john carlisle street was robbed. q: according to police the m.o. was the same at this location. he walked in with the gun, he asked for cash. he got it and made the get-away. >> the crime a shock to residents in the popular area of alexandria around the federal courthouse. what is the first time i heard of any crime. they are the greatest people on earth. casino they were committed in the eight-day period. most in the middle of the night. in each incident th

mask. they think he drives a silver chrysler like this. >> this shows that the suspect won't stop until he is arrested. >> d.c., arlington, fairfax and prince william county law enforcement agencies tell us he hasn't targeted their districts. so far he hasn't hurt anyone. with a gun in hand, anything is possible. give police a call if you recognize him. in alexandria, q mccray, abc7 news. jonathan: well, tonight, people living near georgia avenue in upper northwest d.c. have a meeting about the crime in the area. because at least two shootings since saturday have the neighborhood on edge. for good reason. nobody was hurt but a car was damaged in what they believe may have been a case of the road rage. it will begin at 7:00 at the fourth district police station. you can sign up for "7 on your side" fighting back against crime anytime you like. we have a news letter we put out. go to

the family of an 8-year-old boy says he was kicked out of the boy scouts because he is transgendered. the family signed him up and made it clear he is transgender. after a month she got a call from the boy scout head council saying he could no longer be part of the organization. >> i felt bad for my son. he was having a good time. they had a barbecue. the last day they had a halloween party. they did experiments. he really enjoyed it. he was with his friends. jonathan: the boy scouts of america recently lifted a ban on gay scouts and leaders but say transgender children are a separate issue. this is a thing that the scouts will have to revisit the issue.

michelle: business history conference planned for charlotte has been moved to baltimore's inner harbor. conference leaders say the bathroom law would affect the members. the april 2018 event will mean extra $120,000 for baltimore. jonathan: you may have noticed the flags are at half-staff in maryland today. governor hogan ordered them down in honor of a local soldier who was killed after injury he sustained in afghanistan. sergeant first class alan brown of takoma park injured by an i.e.d. blast and died at army reed walter medical center earlier this month. michelle: in half an hour, the bowie branch lie rare is going to close an stay closed for six months. the south bowie branch will stay open. jonathan: you can download a book from

reader like the amazon kindle. this is the patent for an airborne warehouse. what they want to do is use the blimps stocked with drones to deliver packages to the customers. it would circle over at 40,000 feet filled with the popular products. when one of those is ordered a drone would drop down from the blimp and quickly make the delivery. michelle: that sounds futuristic. jonathan: we need it now. michelle: get it now society. jonathan: there you go. michelle: still ahead at 5:00, well, there really aren't words to say about this. other than what we are seeing. jonathan: the t-rex didn't use arms. little arms. michelle: they are good enough for what he is doing. we'll try to explain coming up.

jonathan: revelers are getting ready for the celebration but police are making everyone for new year's eve are safe. michelle: are hotels looking up from the donald trump inauguration? we go look for the high-end

steve: windy conditions tomorrow. gusty winds around 30 miles per hour. daytime highs in the lower 40's. feel like temperatures in the 20's. talk about new year's eve. if you have plans to do anything outdoors it's not super cold. ring in the new year with temperature from the 40's to 30's degree. at least it's dry. skies will be mostly cloudy. getting up early sunday morning on new new year's day fr the new year's day 5k in reston town center. 8:00 in the morning.

by 130:00 a.m. it's around 45. noontime hour is upper 40's. by tuesday next week we are talking about highs near 65 degrees. coming up we look at the ten-day outlook. stay with us. you are watching the "abc7

michelle: the big confetti test happened in times square as new york gets ready for new year's eve. with the big ball drop two days away, they are taking steps to guard against the terror attacks like the ones in europe. time square will be surrounded by the dozens of the seasonnation trucks to stop theer the -- sanitation trucks to drop i vehicles driving in the crowd. nearly 100 people were killed in the truck attacks in berlin this month and nice, france, in july. on saturday, the new york city police will deploy 7,000 officers with bomb sniffing dogs. >> a lot you will see and per usual a lot you will not

that combination that keeps us safe. michelle: police say there are no known credible threats for new year's eve gathering expected to draw a million people. a quick reminder merit row is open at 3:00 a.m. and you can ride for free. jonathan: no matter where you are new year's eve and whether you are up until midnight or maybe you already fall asleep you will gain an extra second of time. scientists are adding an extra second to 2016. think of it as a leap second. this happens every once in a while to account for changes in the earth rotation. try not to spend it all in one place. a whole second added. how fast we live these days i don't think we will miss it. michelle: you can't use it as an execution to be late. jonathan: don't go crazy. you can use anything for an excuse. i got a second added to my time. that's why i'm late. >> the terps won't want to waste time tonight as the

woman's team in the country. the ladies are on a roll. jonathan: scott abraham joining us now. they have a good shot at it. they are good this year. scott: the anticipation is building. we will break down the matchup next in sports.

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jonathan: new development after i-team investigator scott taylor started to ask questions why developer allowed them to build up next to an eagles nest in manassas. this is what happened after the i-team got involved. scott: they will request a new permit application filed by the developer of the two office buildings next to an eagles nest in manassas, virginia. last year the developer had applied for a permit before construction. but the fed said they didn't need one. former animal welfare

filed a lawsuit against fish and wildlife claiming the agency didn't do enough to proect the net. if issued a permit could require restrictions to better protect the two eagles. all of this comes less than a week after the item investigation first aired. plus the city of manassas on tuesday requested the developer change the lighting behind the office buildings. >> this is how the lights used to look in the back of the building by the nest. now it looks like this. >> it is a small win for us. we have been begging for the lights to be changed. it's bright at night and disturbing for the eagle. >> they've been replaced with downward lights. will it help? maybe. manassas eagles facebook page is still warning the public to stay away from the nest. >> when the page was started it was to share photos of the breeding pair. which really didn't take off.

the page has definitely grown hundreds, hundreds of people. >> no egg in the nest yet. but we know that the eagles are up in the nest trying. over the last couple of years they have produced seven baby eagles. scott taylor, abc7 news. michelle: in florida the wait is on for two eaglets to hatch in fort myers. the mother is named harriet. she is keeping a close eye on the eggs. in case you are wondering the eagle cam at the national arboretum will be back up in 2017 if mr. president and the first lady come back to that nest. jonathan: there you go. check this out on the animal theme. this is not just a baby giraffe. this is a rothschild baby giraffe. the rare birth of the chester zoo in the u.k. -- how cute is that face? the newborn fell more than six feet. after the b

birth. talk about falling on your head. despite the rough landing it was walking in a matter of minutes. the new arrival is already six feet tall. the giraffes are endangered in the wild. 1600 left. that baby is cute. time now for a check of the situations on the roads. erik smith on traffic watch. how is it looking? >> it's a busy ride out there today. things are improving. more delays. it is shortening up in bethesda to silver spring. the outer loop is crawling to the georgetown pike to the george washington parkway. the delays are continuing. you saw some delays. in virginia it's not as bad. 270 n

270 in maryland is not too bad but the southbound stretch looking at a crash that is clear near the truck scales from urbanna. i expect the delays heading this way. that is more of a factor for the southbound ride below frederick. looking at virginia from 95. the traffic near lorton, that is tough for both directions. 95 has been a huge mess. most of this week between holidays. ton of people that are going two and 'fro at this point. so the delays will continue. southbound below dumfries is heavy. not bad but once you are past dumfries it looks tough all the way to fredericksburg. also looking at 395 northbound across 134 street bridge in d.c. that is planty slow to the freeway heavy east and westbound. especially westbound the opposite way. jonathan: tonight at 6:00,

dogs were rescued described as fimny. what police believe is going on and who was charged with this. more on the sanctions against russia and how it will impact our local area. that is coming up for us at 6:00. michelle: the black sand beaches of hawaii are getting a stark contrast of the white tonight. check out this photo from nasa that shows two of hawaii volcanos that are covered on snow christmas day. right on time for the holiday. jonathan: hang ten. that is a dinosaur using a snow blower in north dakota. you wondered what t-rex's little arms was good for. snow blowing! i don't know if he is warm or he lost his mind because he is packed in snow. this is too much fun. t-rex is across the street blowing snow, mom. michelle: i like the costume. keep

jonathan: and toasty. we don't have to worry about snow but the temperatures are dropping. steve: they are dropping. the bigger story is the gusty winds in the next few hours. going overnight to day tomorrow. the higher gusts make it feels like the teens and the 230's. they could look at two to five inches tomorrow. good news for the skiers, no snow to speak of around the immediate metro area but winds will pick up. if you are getting outdoors. going to the bus stop and grabbing coffee the wind gusts from 25 to 30 miles p

the midday hours through the lunchtime hour. they will ease and settle down saturday morning with the wind gusts between 5 to 10 miles per hour. only to pick up by saturday afternoon. saturday afternoon is new year's eve. tomorrow, highs in the lower 40's. wind chill in the 20's. let's talk about new year's eve. temperatures in the upper 30's to 40 degrees. to ring in 2017. new year's day a high is around 50 degrees. a nice mix of sun and clouds. take you out to look at the ten-day outlook. new year, better chance for showers monday. around 50. middle 60's on tuesday. fast toward to the end of next week. we could look at the wet weather across the d.m.v. with the temperatures in the middle to the upper 30's. jonathan: thank you. talk about what is going on with sports. this is a big night for the ladies.

the terps. they want to pull this one off with the win. jonathan: they look great. scott abraham is live for the uconn-umd women's basketball game. both teams forget. uconn won since 1940. but the terps look good this year. scott: on any given day anything can happen. we are ten minutes away from the opening tip-off at the xfinity center. the energy is infecktive. this is a battle of the unbeatens. when the maryland women basketball team takes on uconn tonight. let me give you a frame and what is going on. monumental game for the terps. maryland is playing in front of a sellout crowd. the f

five showdown. we were first in line. we are excited. >> enemy territory today. how are you feeling? >> confident. came down from philadelphia. uconn has been 86-game win streak. does it end tonight? >> yes. tonight it's a new uconn team. a new maryland team. >> who will win? >> maryland. >> why do you think so? >> they're awesome. >> white-out in effect here at the xfinity center. the first 2,000 fans got the beauty of the t-shirt. the freeze back for brenda freeze the head coach of maryland. this place is ready to rock 'n' roll. i got to get my popcorn. it's going to be a good one! erin: if they win, you will be in the a block. we will se

possibly returning to philly is a hot topic. all anyone wants to talk about is if he returning to the eagles when he hits the free agency market. coming up at 6:00, he will respond to the rumors. he spoke today in the locker room. stick around to hear what he said. michelle: hopefully an end to it. jonathan: distraction they don't need. erin: i wasn't there asking the question. but everybody wants to know about it. michelle: thank you, erin. it was the case that caught the attention of the nation. jonathan: when we come back, the latest twist

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michelle: new developments against adnan syed. the man at the center of the first serial podcast deny -- "serial" podcast denied bail awaiting a new trial. >> 39-year-old adnan syed serving a life sentence

of killing his former girlfriend lee. the judge overturned that saying his attorney was ineffective. the same judge denied syed bail while he awaits a new trial. the court didn't find that he was a danger to the community they did view him as a flight risk on the possibility of a second conviction at a new trial and the likelihood of another life sentence. the lead attorney justin brown called the decision disappointing and a setback. in a statement he said the court found that the conviction of 17 years ago was unconstitutional yet he is in prison. he added they are focused to get back to the court to prove his innocence. jonathan: now on abc7 news, what this house on maryland eastern shore has to do with the sanctions on russia just imposed in the last few hours. michelle: only on 7, the animal cruelty charges

11 dogs had to be rescued from a local home. hotels are they booked up for trump inauguration? that's ahead. the obama administration is striking back to impose the sanctions against russia after accusing them of hacking the election. michelle: the white house is ordering dozens of the russian intelligence operatives out of the country. it's banning russians access to this compound on the maryland eastern shore. so, what is next? tim barber is live from the russian embassy in d.c. where some of the russians kicked out of the u.s. work. kim? tim: there are 35 officials. in all they have 72 hours to leave the consulate in san francisco and right here in washington, d.c. at the embassy. president barack obama says

alarms. it shows they hacked in the servers. president obama sanctioning two russian intelligence organizations and the three companies to allegedly provide support. department of the treasury designating two russians accused of steal more than $100 million from the american institutions. tomorrow, two russian come pounds are also going to be blocked from access. the one in new york as well as right next door here in maryland. president says no other actions. we will have other actions whenever and wherever we want. some are not publicized. vladimir putin says he regrets the sanction and will