alison: we begin with breaking news from fairfax county. isedestrian struck by a car left fighting for their life, and the driver took off. this happened on green barry lane and evergreen lane. the ministry and in critical condition right now. stay with abc 7 and wjla.com for updates as soon as we have them. jonathan:

the evening -- >> we did not do it. we do not make the calls. jonathan: the bill is on the table, and the alexandria law firm is on the hook for $65,000 bill because of a phone scam. alison: the hackers got into their system, and that thing they knew there were random calls to places like serbia and out area. jonathan: tim barber filed this report. tim: david just got a $65,000 phone bill. sayslexandria attorney somebody hacked into his law firm's phone lines in the middle of the night to call serbia and lg area. >> this is an email got from the fraud department. tim: 195 calls in just 45 minutes. >> we did not make the calls. a verizon spokesman said hacking like this is not common in the company is investigating. peopleng to the ftc, hack into voem

make international collect calls and they target systems with the default passwords or systems with easy passwords. itz said they were hit a second time even though they change the password. >> i'm hesitant to turn the long-distance back on. person shot at a school bus stop this morning in front of young children in oxon hill. the victim is still being treated at the hospital but no word on her condition. the police released this picture of the suspect, roland sims. searching for him right now and he is considered armed and dangerous. investigators believe the shooting was tied to a domestic situation. jonathan: the police say they caught a man who fired a gun at a police cruiser with an officer inside. brian landaverde is charged with attempted murder. the police say he shot at a police cruiser sunday night in great falls.

before the shooting. two teenagers were also arrested in connection with the case. alison: happening now in virginia beach, the search for a missing mother and her two young children. family and friends have not heard from the woman since saturday. they know that she went out on a blind date with a man named chad and that is it. sunday there was a fire at the empty home and the police are concerned the family may be in danger. they are asking anyone with information to come forward. clear the clouds overnight, meaning more sunshine on the way tomorrow. bright and early, near 40 degrees. sonoon time, even more sun, grab the sunglasses heading up the door, lower 50's. we should make it to the middle to upper 50's, close to 60 degrees for daytime highs tomorrow. we are tracking a cold front that is set to arrive

more on that, plus a cool down for the weekend coming up. jonathan: new tonight, concerned metro workers have a lot of questions about possible job cuts and service changes. everything was on the table at a town hall tonight. what does that mean for the future? jay korff was live at the meeting. a lotta folks are worried about their jobs right about now. deed, jonathan, and some of the folks who work at this metro station in northern virginia not only fear for their jobs, but they believe the job cuts will affect riders and service. tuesday and church i a crowd mainly of metro employees and their fierce. about budget proposals that could impact their lives. >> we believe these changes are dead wrong. we believe we can fight back together. jay:

to close the budget gap while investing in costly maintenance and safety changes. that includes increasing rail and bus fares and reducing train and bus service. >> it's ridiculous. they are holding virginia hostage. jay: quincy jones says that northern virginia with several bus routes under consideration for elimination will be hit hard. >> virginians should be outraged. all of these cuts in virginia? there is already gridlock. jay: arguably the biggest fear in this room, job cuts. metro is proposing to eliminate through various means about 1000 positions. this shop steward said that will lead to transportation chaos. >> what you think will happen when you take jobs from us? you will have people sitting in traffic all day long, and then everybody will be turned against you. jay: these workers were also talking about strategy.

the potential budget cuts will be monday. live in arlington, jay korff, abc 7 news. :00, a prayert 11 service for christians of all denominations. this was at the mount olivet methodist church in arlington, an annual prayer service that promotes christian solidarity in light of violence against christians across the world. this week is a week of prayer for kirsten unity. isathan: president trump advancing a pair of controversial oil pipeline projects. hours later, a crowd of protesters hit the streets of d.c. tom roussey has why the debate got so heated. tom: we are just days into the trump presidency, and so new the bleachers for the inauguration parade have not been taken down yet, but actions he took inside the white house today led

later.rs as the sun went down, protesters did not hide their anger. >> there is a man sitting in that house right now that is. not going to stand for anyone other than himself scheduled thes protest after president trump signed executive orders to move forward two major oil pipelines. less than six hours later, hundreds showed up. the president signed one executive order to resurrect the keystone xl pipeline, which president obama killed in 2015. it would go from canada to the midwest. >> the dakota access pipeline. tom: the other executive order could finish a pipeline stalled in december it made protests from native american groups. >> we knew this was coming. it is disheartening because we know he n

and helping the future or the next generation. >> people voted for him as a populace. some of those people still have environmental values. tom: but the waters do not guarantee pipeline construction. he wants to renegotiate so that builders only use steel made in the usa. in all, the president signed five executive orders today, all of them having to do with getting the pipelines up and running. live outside of the white house, tom roussey, abc 7 news. jonathan: this just into the newsroom, president trump expected to sign it immigration's actions as soon as tomorrow that will include ways to tighten border security. , "we will build the wall." stay with abc 7 and wjla.com for updates. alison: the white house press secretary says

the president believes millions of undocumented immigrants voted and that is why he lost the popular vote. while there is no proof that is true, the president has made that claim on multiple occasions. any republicans in congress have many republicans in congress have sought to distance themselves from those comments. the president said environmental regulations are out of control and preventing the automobile industry from expanding in the united states. andhey go many, many years they cannot get over these regulations nobody ever heard of before. we will go very quickly. jonathan: after the meeting, the head of fiat chrysler said the president did not elaborate on what regulations would be eliminated. set a salesles record in 2016, the seventh straight year of gains. >> i a

environmentalist. alison: during the meeting with automobile executives, the president tried to ease concerns in the environmental community, but soon after the epa banned employees from using social media or communicating with reporters. after the badlands national park sent t threeweets -- threetweets with climate change statistics, they were deleted from those accounts. wasthan: abc's david muir granted the first interview with president trump. that will be tomorrow night. alison: steps towards a new fence to protect the white house, 11 feet 11 inches tall, nearly five feet higher than the current one. it will also be designed to detect intruders after a series of fence jumpers last year. the commission of fine arts approved the final design and the hope

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jonathan: justin from montgomery are looking police for at least one person in connection with a home invasion and kidnapping in olney, happening late last night. the police say that two men with ski masks forced their way into the house. they made away with cash and forced one of the victim to drive to another house to get money. the police have one person in custody and are looking for at least one more. if you have information, the police want to talk to you. alison: this is what $20 million in cash looks like. authorities near boston found the stash stuff inside of a box spring in an apartment. the police are linking it with a suspected money-laundering scheme as part of

scheme tied to a company that is still under investigation. jonathan: days after protests cause damage in d.c., a clearer picture of the cost. that was the limousine that was burning friday in the rioting. the owner says he may be on the hook for $70,000. the owner of nationwide chauffeur services says his insurance likely will not pay for the damages. most of the 200 people arrested friday were charged with rioting. is a hang up at a local sandwich shop because of a phone number mistakes. gitis just one di different from the white house and the white house has -- in the deli has been flooded with people who want to talk to the new president and vent their frustrations. >> they were upset. they are upset about the affordable care act being discontinued. alison: the owners say they have always gotten calls for the white house, but they say noit

and they say the calls are more angry. and another of president trump's cabinet picks has been approved. nikki haley has been approved as the messenger to the united nations. haley has been south carolina's governor since 2011. developments after a fire outside of a pizza shop. federal prosecutors offered a plea deal to edgar welch who opened fire at comet ping-pong after reading false news reports that it was a front for child sex trafficking. terms of the deal are not being released and the word on if welch is taking the deal. the police are searching for a man who shot a person outside of nats park at a liquor store nearby. the person ran towards the park for help, causing panic for people -- panic from people who are waiting for a job fair. witnesses believe the man was shot up to eight times. the police say the victim in shooter knew each other. no

alison: the hacker who stalled and pictures of dozens of celebrities will spend nine months in jail. he was sentenced today, tied to dozens of nude celebrity photos leaked in 2015. victims included jennifer lawrence, kate upton, soccer star hope solo. he was also ordered to pay $ 5,700 to undisclosed celebrity to cover counseling costs. they say he got access to the photos through a phishing scheme. jonathan: neighbors on the east coast are underwater. this is after a powerful nor'easter brought damaging wind and intense flooding. this is video from new jersey, where you see how high the water is. the other major issue, dangerous waves. in some places they are so high they are crashing over the guard rails. alison: on the west coast, some are making the best of a bad situation. this man is riding his jet

through flooded streets in southern california, where they have been slammed by rain. he is not just doing this for fun. -surftually is a moto world champion. steve: for us, the wind finally beginning to ease a bit. ,ater tonight, the wind gusts around 25 to 30 miles per hour, begin to diminish. the temperatures on the cool side, middle to upper 40's, still well above average in terms of the daytime highs this time of year. the satellite and radar, outmwatch 7, skies clearing nicely, partly cloudy right now, turning mainly clear late tonight into early tomorrow morning. that means sunglasses, you will need them. 33 to 40 overnight, mainly clear skies, the wind out of the west at 10 to 15 miles per hour. from our morning, upper 30's, near 40.

the north and west. tomorrow's daytime highs, middle to upper 50's. would not be surprised if areas to the south, fredericksburg, macy's 60 degrees. sunshine through the afternoon, clouds later in the day. morningstay dry for a through noon time and the afternoon hours. we are watching a cold front that will advance towards the east as we move through the day tomorrow. set to arrive late, late tomorrow night, early thursday morning. may trigger a few showers around clear out nicely thursday afternoon with temperatures beginning to fall. they will fall quickly, from 60 degrees tomorrow, middle 50's thursday, middle 40's friday. even colder for the upcoming weekend. the coldest day of the 10 day outlook will be monday. near 60 degrees tomorrow, 55 thursday, falling

friday. dry for the upcoming weekend, upper 30's monday. then we rebound to the middle 40's tuesday, wednesday, and thursday of next week. nighttime lows will be in the upper 20's, lower 30's. the further west, in the mountains, finally some good snowmaking weather on the way for the weekend. not seeing any natural snow in the forecast anytime soon. jonathan: one of the goals at 7 on your side is to help you soft consumer disputes. now an exciting new way for us to get more results. we are combining our resources with advocacy group call for action with decades of success helping consumer complaints. if you want to reach the team with your consumer problem, easy -- go online, wjla.com /callforaction, or call 301-652-help. alison: america is getting to know

house press secretary sean spicer, but t justt there is talk no about policy but his long-standing beef with a certain food.

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trade up to the silverado all star edition and get an average total value of eight thousand one hundred fifty dollars when you find your tag. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. jonathan: white house press secretary sean spicer getting a offer for peace today from dippin dots. he mocked the ice cream novelty, saying it is not the case cream of the future. ceo saidn' let's befriend rather than foes. he also touted the company's job creation. he also offered an ice cream social to the press club. spicer suggested doing something for first responders and members of the military. alison: you know who probably like this -- sean

kids. free dipping dots? jonathan: they are pretty good. have you ever had them? robert: no, not a dipping dots kind of guy. jonathan: there's no science to it. wizards take on their arch rival, the boston celtics, coming up. any fireworks tonight? z231xz zi0z y231xy yi0y

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: the past two seasons, the wizards have had a problems with the celtics, not just basketball problems, with several altercations, the latest with jay crowder and john wall. bradley beal had been a little off lately, but not for this one. but turnover, then the nifty move to the basket. he finished with 27 points tonight. wall, still trying to make a case for the all-star game in new orleans. drive,lamation point, left-handed throwdown, 31. wizards win. cal ripken in the

in college park. it was a close one of the first half. melo trimble from the corner. moving to the second, the terps pull away. the freshman kevin hearder, edition smash. maryland wins. on the road come in ottawa, facing the senators. the senators on the attack. chris kelly, the past. washington's point streak is snapped. ottawa shuts them out, 3-0. and a big game in high school hoops gonzaga upset top-ranked dematha, 76-63. jonathan: the caps were playing so well, they could have had a bunch of kids in there.

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y290ey yi0y alison: final look at the weather? beautiful,rrow is lots of sunshine, upper 50's, near 60. a cold front moves through late tomorrow night, early thursday morning, may trigger showers but will not amount to a whole lot. falling temperatures thursday. friday in the middle 40's, drive for the weekend. upper 30's monday. one of the coldest days we has seen in a long time. still, no snow to be seen on the 10-day outlook. it is quiet in dry right now. alison: we are in the teens sometimes this time of year. steve: only .4 inches of rain so far this year at reagan national. jonathan: thank your for joining us. jimmy kimmel is next. alison: have a good night.

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