announcer: from abc7 news, this is a breaking news alert. jonathan: we are getting breaking news from d.c. police. they just released the body cam video from the shooting death of jaron randall hall christmas day. all along they said javon hall was holding a knife and refused to drop it because of a domestic dispute. the family has disagreed. they have seen the video. we will have it for you in a moment. alison: but first, breaking news from northwest washington where canal road was reopened after violin case filled with guns. brad bell has details on what happened here. brad: it's bizarre. up there, canal road. no traffic right now but it has reopened. we will give you the lay of the land. i'm standing on the bridge over the canal. you can see the stone wall that goes along canal road. just about a couple hundred yards down here, a woman wa

spotted the violin case. curious, she went over, opened it up. saw the guns. brought it back to fletchers and called police. look at video of what happened. as you can imagine, the police rushed to this scene. they found the guns in that violence case. they asked where she found it, they went to that spot and found more guns. they were long guns, pistols and there was ammunition. the police are not telling us if they could tell how long they were there. they will trice them to see if they can link them to anybody or any particular crime. at this point it remains a mystery. it was a traffic nightmare. at least that woman did the right thing. >> this woman saw something and chose to sa s

the citizens help us keep everyone safe. brad: she brought up the inauguration upcoming and concerned to find a pile of washington. they have no idea who put them there or why they were there but the good news, canal open is once again open. brad bell, abc7 news. michelle: more breaking news in the district. d.c. police releasing body cam video of the officer shooting and killing javon hall. it happened christmas day in northeast. the family says hall did not have a knife. police say he did. sam ford has the video. is the video clear-cut? can you tell whether he had a knife or not? sam: it is clear cut. that is all you can say. javon hall was killed o

and there have been charged that the police shot unarmed man. the mayor's office released video and transcripts of the 911 tape. the mayor herself spoke. the transcripts from the 911 tapes for example, here is one of the interrupts that says, "my sister is locked in the house. her boyfriend is crazy. he got a knife. he turned on the gas and i'm locked out." we will warn you that the video is dramatic and may be disturbing. >> put the knife down. put the knife down. put the knife down. >> okay. >> hands up. hands up. go, go, go. >> anytime, sam, that there is a police-involved shooting especially where there is a fatality, it

level that i am going to review any and all body worn camera footage available. and our inclination is to be open and transparent about that information. sam: and the video shows that the dead man had a knife in his hand before police started shooting. and after they had repeatedly told him to drop the knife. the mayor noted the d.c. police officers have body worn camera, all of them have the cameras. she said after this, she believes she was justified in insisting they all have the cameras. of course, as you said, some of the family members have questioned this. one of the problems is there is not a lot of let's say scenery of this knife. it's basically one frame. but it's clearly a knife. and the police officer saw the knife. the mayor did not say the shooting was justified it is clear that she believes that. reporting live from the john wilson bu

abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. well, the other big story we are all watching for, we have been waiting a while for is the winter weather that is headed our way. >> yeah. the timing of the snow arriving tomorrow possibly now moving up. alison: that means it could impact the evening commute now. let's go to the stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill. we are talking about tomorrow evening. doug: yeah, tomorrow evening. it's a possibility that the snow could move in earlier but the better chances are still after sunset toward tomorrow evening. plenty of sunshine today. clear and cold conditions tonight. after temperatures in the 50's today, the temperatures will fall and stay on the cold side for several days to come. here is the energy from the system across part of the midplains right now. leading edge right now through nebraska. continues to move eastward for the next 36 hours or so, we have a number of the winter weather advisories springing up well in advance of the path. there are no advisories for the area yet but it is a possibility if this track holds there could be winter weather advisor

part of the area tomorrow night, especially in the overnight to friday morning. the taming, this model says closer to 8:00 or 9:00 when the snow arrives. i will snow overnight and should get out of the region quickly, probably by 7:00 friday morning. sunshine returning in the afternoon. as far as how much it will be a range. it's a clipper system. it is moisture-starved from a ten to the a half inch to an inch, inch and a half seems likely now. more to share about this and weather for the next ten days in about nine minutes. michelle? michelle: of course, download the stormwatch7 weather app to get updates on the go wherever you are. don't get caught by surprise on the winter weather. the app is on google play and the apple app store. developing in rockville, five people rushed to the hospital showing signs of carbon monoxide exposure. a stove inside a restaurant that is under construction was turned on. the ventilation system wasn't probably working. six other people were

the hospital. everyone is expected to be okay. michelle: the department of energy building in d.c. overheating batteries sent fumes in a room and three people were getting sick there. they were evaluated and they are in southwest and we are told they are okay. d.c. fire and e.m.s. says this emergency is over. jonathan: i want to show you something. i was dark last night with the cloud cover. you see the blinking red lights? that is the washington monument. normally there are lights below it to illuminate the monument. it doesn't happen last night. as dark as a crow's wing. the red light is all you could see. the park service told us it appears to have pin pointed the problem but not the cause. >> the clock in the system that keeps the lights automated out of sink. it's been correct and the lights will be on this evening when the sun goes down. jonathan: there you go. they supply it

the monument has been closed to visitors since august because of ongoing problems with the elevator. michelle: on the hill, day two of work for the 115th congress sworn be yesterday. the hottest topic. what to do with the affordable care act? they have set the battle lines over legislation. karen travers has the slowdown on the hill. karen: the battle over obamacare is on. dueling meetings wednesday on capitol hill. republican strategizing vice president elect mike pence on how to repeal and replace president obama's signature law. the president huddling with democrats to come up with a way to stop them. as he left the capitol, mr. obama asked his advice for democrats president. president obama: look out for the american people. karen: he is highlighting millions of americans who benefited from the affordable care act and what

democrats say republicans are playing with political fire and they hope to fan the flames. >> they can repeal but they have nothing to put in its place. >> unless they have something better to start with it's irresponsible for republicans to repeal obamacare. karen: but it is priority number one for republicans when donald trump takes office. vice president elect mike pence tell republicans the repeal and the replace effort will include quick executive actions and long-term legislation. >> it is important we are careful not to put hardship on american families that gained insurance through the program. karen: to do that, republicans will delay major changes from 18 months to three years to give them time to finalize a replacement. >> we want to make sure that there is an orderly transition to rug is not pulled out under the families struggling under bam carrie while we bring relief -- obamacare while

karen: the republicans first need to figure out what they will focus on and where to begin this complicated process. report from capitol hill, karen travers, abc7 news. jonathan: we have 16 days before inauguration day, january 20. all eyes are now on how trump is handling the intelligence community. another twitter war over the hacking of the election while the president obama is now awaiting a news brief himself. both of them will get a belief on this. q mccray in the satellite center with the new feud. it seems like trump is saying we're not sure if it's the russians. nobody can be 100% sure. obama says yes, it's the russians. who do you believe? q: it's a huge back and forth. president elect trump's tweets making news. russia is blamed for hacking the 2016 election. mr. trump remained skeptical about the accusation and told the media he would have more to say after his intelligence briefing on tuesday or

the meeting didn't happen. then he tweeted this -- "the meeting was delayed until friday. perhaps more time needed to build a case. very strange." but the intelligence people are saying the briefing was all scheduled for friday. and president obama would see it first because he's still the president of the united states. and trump said anyone could have pulled off the hacks including china or a 400-pound man on the bed. here is the c.i.a. response. >> i would suggest to the individuals who have not seen the report or briefed on it, they wait and see what the intelligence community is putting forward before they make the judgments. q: russia still says it has nothing to do with the hacks despite's traced to keyboards using characters from the russian alphabet. from the satellite center i'm q mccray, abc7 news. jonathan: also in the transition, rex tillerson,

president-elect trump's pick for secretary of state is now severing all of his ties with exxon-mobil. he is receiving $180 million retirement package as he heads in the public sector. tillerson must first receive confirmation from the senate before he is named secretary of state. he has been with common for more than four decades. alison: yesterday, we showed you the neighborhood where ivanka trump and her family will move to soon. now we can take you inside the home. six bedroom house. recently sold for $5.5 million. as we said, it's in calarama. it's blocks from where the current first family will be moving. so they will be neighbors. michelle: gosh, quite a fixer upper. work to the there. jonathan: there we go. i was going to say living room and kitchen is all we can see. it looks minimal as it is. michelle: coming up for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- disney recalling a shift -- shirt for

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michelle: "7 on your side" with a consumer alert. ads these are children -- alison: these are children hoodies. they are being recalled because they come with a potential choking hazard. we have the information on our website wjla.com. jonathan: developing in brooklyn, new york, several hundred commuters on board a railroad train that went through the end of the platform. scary situation. passenger were slammed in the floor, and to each other. hundreds were treated for what authorities are treating as minor injuries. no word on how it happened. the crash is under investigation. well, bethesda resident john donohoe has been missing now for nearly a month. now

woman who confessed to using the man's credit card at stores across prince george's county. they have surveillance video for coming and going with the car. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis has the latest in the investigation. >> you know, we got to find john. kevin: bob donohoe has no clue what happened to his 36-year-old son john. last seen at his parent's bethesda home three weeks ago. >> we are trying everything. we have not been successful. kevin: then a break. police uncovered this surveillance video of a woman using john donohoe's credit card to buy hundreds of dollars in hair extensions, brazilian oil and wig at two stores, including premium beauty supply in hyattsville. the credit card was later declined at a local gas station and upper marlboro mcdonald's. following extensive news coverage the woman 25-year-old chernor sheriff of upper

according to charging documents at first she told cops a stranger handed her donohoe's credit card but later claimed her boyfriend gave it to her but she offered no information about how he got it. >> i have been visiting his apartment regularly. kevin: bob donohoe pleading with the public to keep an eye out for his son's black chevy equinox with maryland tags. so, is chernor sheriff somehow connected to john donohoe's disappearance? police won't say for sure. but they have charged her with four counts of credit card fraud. her boyfriend, however, hasn't been charged as of yet. live in prince george's county, kevin lewis, abc7 news. michelle: the national museum of african american history and culture is distributing tickets for april now. time passes became available this morning and the tickets are going fast. the museum will also give out a limited number

day passes. advance time passes for the month of may will be available february 1. alison: janet jackson is a mother at 50 years old. she and her welcomed a baby in the world yesterday. a rep said it was a stress-free, healthy delivery and she is resting comfortably. she postponed the tour for family reasons last year before breaking the news she was pregnant. abc7 on traffic watch. jamie sullivan is here with a look at the ride home today. jamie: it's a little bit heavy out there in a few areas. i want to start with the capital beltway. what you are seeing on the outer loop and the inner loop is heavy traffic from the wilson bridge continuing to route 4. 35 minutes it will take you. live look. on the inner and the outer loop we have accident activity near route 4. that is why we are seeing traffic in both directions approaching this area very heavy right

another area of slowing is northwest corner. this is the stretch to get to 270 heading north to tuckerman lane. both sides we are seeing heavy traffic in the northwest corner and heading outbound on the g.w. parkway. get ready for those delays. look here near seven locks road. very heavy. the one thing we are noticing in this commute the roads aren't wet at all and the sun is up. much better for a dry commute this afternoon. back to you at the desk. michelle: thank you. jonathan: preparing for snow. alison: how is it shaping up? jonathan: race to market and stock up on bread. doug: we have been talking about the first measurable snow. but that is a low bar. measurable snow is .1 of one inch. that is officially the smallest measurement you can make. that goes in the book as official snowfall. we haven't had the first measure snow. this will probably wind up being it. how enough? couple tenth to inch and a half north of the city. it look like it will spread light snow

tomorrow night. it's delightful right now. 53 and sunshine after the clouds and fog this morning. wind gusts were reported not long ago at 40 miles per hour at b.w.i., thurgood marshall. everybody else upper 20's to 30's. gusty winds bringing in colder air and the skies are mostly clear. we will see the temperatures slowly drop in the upper 30's. it will be breezy and cooler throughout the evening as the high pressure will work its way in and back out of the area. the fact that the high pressure moves out opens the door for the approach of the upper level system. quickly moving out of the north and west. by itself it doesn't have a lot of moisture with it. it's alberta clipper system in general. what will happen generally is as this approaches new low pressure area develops off the coast of carolina and take over and pull the moisture out. in the process of it happening the window is open for six or eight hours to get light snow in here for late tomorrow night and tomorrow

some places could get inch and a half or two inches. by 6:00 a.m. friday it's all out of here with clearing skies in the afternoon. gusty winds, too. and the next frame if we were to show you there will be another coastal storm, larger one that is expected to develop saturday. but that, too, will move out. i don't think we will get any effects of that other than gusty breezes and cold temperatures over the weekend. this is predicting .2 for washington. more, an 1.5 inch farther north and west. with the cold temperatures even the smaller amount can cause slick spots friday morning. once we get past this, friday is partly sunny afternoon. saturday and sunday it is cold and breezy. the highs at best near 30. monday, tuesday, it will be chilly. but then we will see a warmup coming our way. we may get precipitation

the balance of next week to next weekend the temperatures going back above average. we have more to share as the afternoon goes on. jonathan: thanks. coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- we haven't heard this in a while. where's the beef? michelle: apparently on twitter. alison: a classic. we are talking about wendy's. goes after a troll. that's next. michelle: still ahead, are women taxed for being women? what we pay for that men don't and the effort to change that

alison: wendy's is getting a lot of attention on social media today. michelle: because of an exchange between the fast food restaurant and a customer. jonathan: lindsey mastis shows us what the beef is all about. this is a dustup here. lindsey: this is hilarious to read everything. they are going at it with a lot of different people. this is just one. it starts when this guy starts talking smack about beef patties. he writes wendy's, your beef is frozen and we all know it. you know we laugh at your slogan, "fresh, never frozen" right? like you're really a joke. most billion dollar companies would ignore that. but not wendy's. wendy's response, "sorry to hear you think that. but you are wrong. we have only ever used fresh beef since we were founded in 1969." so now the customer says q,

"so you deliver it raw on a hot truck?" wendy responds. customer says mcdonald's is better. wendy's says, "you don't have to bring them into it just because you forgot that fridge raters -- refrigerators existed for a second there." but it won them customers. and now the customer is dealing with the shame of the inner web. alison: funny. michelle: who is running the twitter account for wendy's? lindsey: this isn't even the funniest stuff. i was cracking up all day today. jonathan: corporate america needs to embrace this. if you have a big company you need to respond on twitter. alison: if you target millennials especially. jonathan: thank you for that. still ahead, granny gets her gun. wait until you hear what she said about a ma

get into her home and the local police department response to her opening fire. that's coming up. >> a delegate working to make certain feminine hygiene products tax-exempt. i'm amy aubert with the story coming up. >> pennsylvania avenue is starting to look like a parade route. i'm cheryl conner. coming up, you will hear from the first group granted a permit to protest during the isjust wanna see ifa again? my score changed... you wanna check yours? scores don't change that much. i haven't changed.

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jonathan: a foggy and a wet start to the morning. the attention now turns to the wintry weather ahead for us. hmm. doug: fog really, it shows how it changed from the beautiful sunshine and the warm temperatures to the 50's. this pattern in september and january, the rapid day-to-day changes. jonathan: this is mild. we are due for snow. doug: that is just what we'll get. a little snow tomorrow night. we start with this. this is the belle haven country club this morning. through the morning the fog quickly lifted. i took a few hours but the skies cleared. we have a beautiful afternoon. it's windy with plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the 50's. it's gorgeous but it won't last for long. clouds roll back tomorrow ahead of a system coming in more than

light snow around the area as the temperatures turn significantly colder. 50 in college park. 45 in in luray. 55 in fredericksburg. same in lexington park. tonight is clear and cold. 24 to 29. tomorrow we will notice increasing cloudiness after early morning. temperatures hold in 30's all day. when we get to tomorrow night the best guest between 7:00 and 9:00 is when we see area of snow from the west. temperatures are at or below freezing in most areas. we have period overnight. by 2:00 a.m. the heaviest snow is north. the small snow, half to three quarters of an inch is enough to cause slick spots early in the morning and why we are paying attention. back timing.

temperatures and friday night rush. steve rudin will concentrate on that over the weekend when he joins you in 20 minutes. michelle: a new bill would make products for women tax-free in virginia. as amy aubert explains a group says getting it past would mean dignity for those in need. >> they call it the dignity act. >> it's why i am here to be a voice for folks struggling. amy: she introduced a bill to make sanitary products including tampons and pads tax exempt in virginia. >> i heard from con stitch wents and groups from around the area that feel like women are disproportionately penalized for bodily functions they have no control over. amy: the bill focuses on il

and feminine hygiene products. holly kicked off brawls bringing the resources to aid women's shelters and a group providing underwear and feminine hygiene products to those in need in 2015. >> it is something that the shelter is constantly struggle with. amy: dropping the tax on the item would help. >> it may seem like pennies but this is a huge amount of money. if passed minnesota wouldn't be alone. >> minnesota, massachusetts. amy: this is an early step to making a change. >> i first saw the dig any any act on paper. i cried. she is in talks with the colleagues about cosponsoring the bill. amy aubert, abc7 news. jonathan: developing this evening a mans

thought was a suicide but now investigated as a murder. terry kraus was found shot at a home in annapolis. our richard reeve is there now with the information that led the police to move forward with the investigation as a murder investigation. opposed to suicide. rich? richard: you can see the holiday decorations. this happened down the road in a long driveway. at first, authorities thought it was a suicide. 55-year-old kraus found shot in his own backyard. his wife joanne called it in. called 911 saying she heard shots. now this area is a very quiet neighborhood. woodsy place. sources say the police arrived and they found him shot three times in the back. they tried c.p.r. without success. investigators say this case is wide open. no motive or suspect. was it a robbery?

police don't know at this point. krause was electrical contractor and active in the community. especially the bayhawks lacrosse team. neighbors say they heard at least four gunshots. they are taken by this in the midst. >> quiet, off the beaten path. you would never expect something so tragic to occur. nothing is ruled out. we have to look at all angles. the evidence will point us in the right direction. richard: police say this is an isolated crime, that the public doesn't need to worry about safety. coming up at 5:00, you will hear from the next door neighborhood who heard those gunshots feet away. reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. michelle: jury selection began today in the murder trial of a former pharmacy executive charged in a deadly national meningitis outbreak in 2012. bar i have the cofounder and

new england compounding center in massachusetts. federal prosecutors say the center used expired given greedients and failed to follow order. standard health orders. that led to hundreds of people contracting fun gal mennitis, juding 6 -- fungal meningitis including four who died. jonathan: there is video of him slamming a student went viral. picked her up and threw her down. the officer was breaking up a fight when he slammed that 15-year-old girl. jasmine darwin, that is her name, said she wasn't fighting. her sister was foughting and she was trying to pull her away. >> i'm trying to get her. people are pulling me off. i'm like get off of me. i am trying to help my sister. the officer slammed me on the grou

>> the chief says that the officer was wearing a body camera but they are not releasing the video yet. michelle: we are tracking break news out of prince william county. shooting there, you are looking live at skytrak7 over the scene in the 8800 block of rick slew lane in manassas. one person was hit and is flown to the hospital. nearby schools are told to take precautionary secure status. as soon as we get details and information about what happened there and the gunman we will share it with you. stay with abc7 for updates. up next, granny gets her gun and fights back. >> i didn't know if he was going to kill me or what. michelle: that is robinson and the .38 pistol. she wasn't just trying to scare the gad guy breaking in. hear what she really w

do next. >> have you seen this next? jonathan: déjà vu on the ski lift. more of the cell phone video when

i'm not sure i didn't hit him. jonathan: a would-be robber probably thought he'd have an easy job robbing a 74-year-old woman. little did he know he

meet his match. michelle: she came face to face with him but he ended up running. the man broke in her home pointedded a gun to her face but she lunged for her gun nearby and the thief took off with her firing at him. >> i'm not sure i didn't hit him. i don't know yet. i tried to kill him. if you break on me i'm going to kill him. he is going to kill me or i'm going to kill him. jonathan: the robber won't go back. michelle: i'd be scared to do the interview with the gun in her hand. jonathan: investigators with the bowie county sheriff office says they have no problem with the actions taken by the pistol packing granny. we are glad she is safe. michelle: i hope he sees the story. don't go near her. jonathan: coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- unprecedented look at the murders committed by the

>> no river of tears has changed that. no regret changed that. >> the jail house interview and the shocking revelation in the investigation coming up. plus -- >> hang in there, bud. michelle: dangling off a chair lift. the daring rescue for the second time in two weeks at the same resort. >> she has been involved in speech competition for less than two years and is already a champion. i'm kellye lynn in falls church with that story coming up in "spotlight

jonathan: must-see video from utah. look at this. >> hang in there, bud. >> that guy is freaking strong to pull him like that. jonathan: wow! this is the second time in two weeks a young skier but caught dangling on the lift. this time his backpack got stuck on the chair and that held him from falling. this is monday at the resort. just before christmas something like this h

the boy will be just fine. good lesson for him. michelle: quite a sight in hawaii. some people were willing to risk their lives to get a better look. part of a lava delta collapsed in the ocean sending huge plume of volcanic rock in the air. but five people tried to enter a roped off area ignoring the warning signs. lucky for them the park rangers chased them away. minutes later the area, the group had been standing on also collapsed. jonathan: lucky. this was a case that gripped the country in the late 1980's. menendez brothers convicted of killing their parents in the beverly hills home to get inheritance. now abc is airing a new documentary about the crime and trial and what life has been like for the brothers all these years. >> my name is lyle menendez. i have been in prison for 26

years. i am the kid that did kill his parents. no river of tears has changed that. no amount of regret has changed that. >> beverly hills is a quiet town. even the business district kind of folds up at 7:00. we average two murders a year. really don't know what you are in for when you get a murder call. >> what is the problem? >> someone killed my parents. >> were they shot? >> yes. >> when jose and kitty were found dead, the police didn't do what they normally do in a case like that. there are things that could have been done that night that would have proven they were the killers. the murder weapons were in their cars. nobody bothered to look. >> at the time we felt they were victims. you are not going to press them because their parents just got

>> i remember it was the morning after murder. i pulled up to the house. all of a sudden the car door went open and eric jumped in and scared me. friends said they needed my husband's legal help. i said what is going on here? he says, "mrs. wright, my parents were murdered last night." he was not sad. he was not crying. no emotion whatsoever. jonathan: you can see the entire two-hour abc documentary "truth and lies: the menendez brothers" tomorrow night at 9:00 on abc7. michelle: tonight police in prince george's county will intensify efforts to solve a murder. the detectives will canvass a capitol heights neighborhood to gather information about the shooting death of carrington carter. he was killed last friday on white pearl place. there is no suspect or

jonathan: a maryland state senator raffling off an assault weapon. republican mike huff running for re-election covering carroll county. someone could win an assault rifle. you can't just win the gun. it has 250 rounds of ammo. package deal. he defends what he calls a god-given right of the second amendment for law-following citizens. "7 on your side" with consumer alert. the it's predicted the number of the cars, and the survivor's sales could reach 17.5 million. michelle: sunshine today. snow tomorrow. jonathan: but not a sun. steve: last year we had a blizzard. we can't

the latest model shows .2 of snow around the immediate metro area. that's like your finger. michelle: don't freak out. steve: not at all. temperature wise moving through the early everything hours we are near 50 degrees at dulles. overnight middle to the upper 20's. a little bit on the cold side. take a look at what is going on tomorrow. highs will make it in the 30's. cloudy skies stick around all day long. light snow from the late day to the everything. future cast from stormwatch7. 5:00 tomorrow, the rush hour commute, you are fine. cloudy skies. notice light snow that beginning to overspread part of the area by midnight friday. heading through the early morning hours of friday, most of the light snow. it's

morning rush hour commute. indeed, that is fantastic news. snow total amounts are limited in the immediate metro with higher amount to the north and the west of us. possibly a dusting. the further north you go northern maryland and frederick could look at a little more. potential for a few snow delays. school delays i should say. weekend outlook 30 degrees or so on saturday. by sunday we will see the temperatures in the upper 20's. as we move to the ten-day we have a warming trend on the way. temperatures are in the 50's next week. check on what is going on this afternoon with jamie sullivan. jamie: what we are seeing, steve, is big delays. a couple of areas. the delay for you through prince george's county is because of an accident. 38 minutes it will take from the wilson bridge continuing closer to route 4.

crews are blocking the inside lane. so we have outer loop delay and then the inner loop, bumper-to-bumper south from route 50 to joint base andrews. both sides a lot of heavy traffic. northbound 270 at the split. a lot of heavy volume heading north. we have heavy traffic on the beltway as you travel on the inner loop from the toll road continuing to the 270 spur. a live look shows near 7 locks road how much volume we have. the only crash we are working is the one you saw in prince george's county. otherwise just slowing on the interstate. that is a look at traffic. back to you. michelle: we have an update now to breaking news out of prince william county. shooting there. skytrak7 over the scene of the 8800 block of rick blue lane in manassas. again, this is live pictures that you are taking a look at. we are learning that the scene is now secure. there is not an active shooter. so that is a good update there. one injured person has been flown to

how severe the injuries are. we will be sure to give you an update for the next newscast as soon as we get it. jonathan: coming up next for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- a national debate tournament ends with a local high school kid finishing in first place.

michelle: tonight in the "spotlight on education," kellye lynn takes us to falls church to meet a speech champion. >> you see my class, the class of 1962. kellye: she never imagined she would stand in the place she occupies now. she started competing in speech contest less than two years ago. >> we weren't meant to have futures. we weren't meant to marry them. kellye: she is already a champion. >> grace is really dedicated and a hard worker. kellye: her diligence paid off and quickly. after her first expose sure to the practice at a summer camp in 2015, grace was hooked. she joined the high school speech and debate team in ninth grade. then she placed

national speech and debate tournament at george mason university. >> i took the 1996 commencement address at wellesley college and performed it. >> my class went to college in the era when you got a master's degree in teaching because -- >> it was something to fall back on. kellye: a speech that encourages young women to shatter glass ceilings in pursuit of the dreams. message that resonates with grace, motivating her to give passion to everything she has got. >> what is the key to master this? >> practice. practice makes perfect. kellye: in falls church, kellye lynn, abc7 news. larry: tonight, stormwatch7 is tracking what could be the area's first measurable snow. the timing isn't the greatest. a violin case shuts down a commuter route. what was inside that had police concerned. plus black lives matter demanded it and they got it. body cam video of christmas day shooting

announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. alison: the sun made an encore performance today but don't get used to it. doug hill is here with a winter weather alert. doug: hey there. clear skies tonight after beautiful sunshine and temperatures in the 50's. we drop to 30-degree levels. 20's elsewhere. tomorrow the clouds will be increasing ahead of a disturbance moving across the central plains. increasing cloudiness all day. moving in tomorrow night in sunset and it is a fast mover and it doesn't have a lot of moisture with it. the timing is tomorrow night and friday morning. the temperatures are cold and

could be slick spots. you only need a tenth of an inch of snow for measurable snowfall. this looks like the first of the season. we're not concerned of great volume but it's just potential impact of the slick spots. accumulation we think in the tenth of one inch. maybe spots over an inch north and west of the metro. don't, you know, get lost in what will happen with the weather if you are away from the tv set. download the stormwatch7 weather app at the app store or get it at google play. alison? alison: thank you. "good morning washington" has weather and traffic for you every ten minutes but friday they start earlier. 4:00 a.m. larry: bleaking news from the district. mayor muriel bowser releasing body camera video in a deadly shooting. d.c. bureau chief sam ford is live at the wilson building with the latest on the javon hall case. sam? sam: yes, l