michelle: first, three bodies found inside of a home in mclean. the police are trying to figure out who was killed and why. want neighbors to know they do not believe there is a threat to the public. tim barber joins us live in mclean with the investigation unfolding tonight. tim? tim: there is tape

blocking off the driveway. shortly after 12 p.m. this afternoon, a family member came by the house and spotted a body through the window and the police have been here ever since. it is a quiet cul-de-sac in an upscale neighborhood, but to light -- tonight the lights are waso shed light on who involved. frightened neighbors did not what to show their faces because they live on the same street as this house, where the police department discovered three bodies. officers are calling a domestic-related. >> all these years i lived here. it's a shock. neighbor said that a man, woman, and teenaged boy lived here. the tactics have not said if they are the people who died or how they died, just that there was trauma. >>

now? : somebody dropped off flowers this evening near the mailbox in front of the house. crime scene investigators are still going through the house, so as soon as we get details and who was involved, and how it happened, we will let you know. live in fairfax, tim barber, abc 7 news. michelle: tim, thank you. be the first to know about breaking news in your neighborhood by signing up for text alerts at wjla.com. 11:00, a daughter and granddaughter of malcolm x. face theft and animal abuse charges after being arrested in maryland. the woman and her daughter were arrested in charles county wednesday night after deputies got a tip about a stolen u-haul truck at a walmart. in the cargo area, they found seven pit bulls. the women are charged with stea

malikah is also charged with animal abuse. active investigation tonight after a serious crash in capitol heights. this was along east capital and davie street. two people were taken to the hospital in critical condition. the weekend is here. we are getting off to a cool start, a few clouds right now in the nation's capital. overall, a quiet and dry night ahead with scattered clouds. tomorrow, early on, middle 30's. through the mid day, we eventually make it into the lower 40's for the afternoon highs. added clouds in the afternoon, so once again it stays dry. coming up, a chance of snow showers. the timing of that and how it may impact the monday morning rush-hour commute. more on that coming up. michelle: all right, steve. a crime alert, ace three of armed

armed robberies at businesses. they may be behind as many as seven robbery spanning five cities. tom roussey has surveillance footage. this clinton cvs is one of the places the police believe the guy may have hit. he keeps hitting places early in the morning and really looks out for places like this one that are open 24 hours. this is what he does -- early in the morning he walks into what is usually a drugstore like this bethesda cvs, then pulled out a gun and a man's money. employees,onts the any customers inside, and round them up. tom: usually nobody gets hurt, and although you cannot see it on camera, he pistol whipped the clerk. >> we are concerned the violence may escalate. tom: montgomery county

silver spring in under three hours. a believe he then headed gaithersburg 7-eleven early friday, but he is also suspected in prince george's. greenbelt police believe that he before heading to gaithersburg, and he might have been involved in armed robberies in largo and clinton. the largo story was a right aid, hit a week ago. all the rest have happened in the past two days. even more concerning, montgomery county have contacted howard and anne arundel about the possibilities the same man committed more robberies in those counties. >> whoever he is, i hope they catch him and get him off the streets. you may remember about a month ago we told you about a group of guys and a separate guy who were going around doing a lot of armed robberies, mostly of 7-elevens. asked if there was a connection with the lat

connection, but they have not ruled out the possibility. in clinton, prince george's county, tom roussey, back to you, michelle. michelle: a sad goodbye in southeast washington, funeral services at temple of praise church for vivian marrow. the 68-year-old grandmother was in her wheelchair on her way to the store january 15. a man with a gun chases another man, firing at him, hitting marrow instead. shooter remains on the loose tonight. killing acused of local actors and yoga instructor will stay in jail until his next court appearance. dwayne johnson is accused of killing patricia mccauley in december. court documents say they were acting on a tip when they found johnson in a cvs store. johnson had been driving mccauley's car and they found her body in the trunk. the police say that a kidnapper in a black suit kidn

student in georgetown, then took him on a harrowing trip to try to get cash. anna-lysa gayle joins us with the search for the suspect happening now. anna-lysa? manylysa: michelle, students found out through a public safety alert issued by the university. were walking along oh street when he was approached by a man asking for money. when he hesitated, the man dragged him into an suv. take a good look at the surveillance video. it may help the police find the suspect. newly released surveillance video shows the suspect now wanted 24 hours after a georgetown university student was forced into an suv and taken around town in search of money and valuables for his kidnapper. >> it's highly unusual for this area. you hear about people stealing laptops, but never anything like kidnapping. anna-lysa:

grabbed on o street just before 3:30 in the afternoon. the abductor talking to several atms and at least two stores in d.c. and maryland. the suspect try to use the student's credit card. all the transactions were declined and the suspect eventually took off. >> it makes you wonder, why would somebody do this? >> it which you think about your safety on campus or near campus. anna-lysa: georgetown university police patrolled the neighborhood. >> our sense of trust. a spokesperson for georgetown university said the student was not physically injured. a little more about the suspect -- he is believed to be in his late 30's or 40's, 5'9", six foot, medium build, wearing a dark colored suit and also

or silver suv. live in georgetown, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. michelle: president trump issued new executive orders tonight about immigration. the president and definitely suspended the u.s. for at least 120 days. it also bans anyone from terror-watch countries from entering the u.s., although this countries have not been identified. it is being called extreme vetting of new immigrants with the goal of keeping terrorists out. in an interview tonight, trump said a persecuted christians will begin priority over other refugees, saying they have been "horribly treated." all of this capping his first big day talking about foreign policy. for the first time since taking office, president donald trump posted a foreign leader at the white house, meeting with the british prime minister, discussing foreign policy and trade.

president trump and i to build our relationship. michelle: also working on his relationship with another ally, sing he talked on the phone with mexico's president for an hour, a day after the president canceled a trip to washington amidst president trump's continued commitment to his campaign promise to build a border wall. >> i will say we had a very good call and it's very good to be working on a fair relationship. relationships war and ongoing theme of mr. trump's first news conference as president. he plans to talk to russian president vladimir putin by phone saturday. and russia, iutin don't say good, bad, or indifferent. i don't know the gentleman. i hope we have a fantastic relationship. michelle: making no definitive statements on whether the u.s. would reinstitute torture as a anti-terrori t

make the final decision. >> i happen to feel it does work, i've been open about that, but i am going with our leaders. michelle: prime minister may said during their meeting president trump reaffirmed his commitment to nato, saying he he is "100% behind the alliance." previously the president had called nato obsolete. it is flu season and germs are everywhere. the worst surfaces for germs and the simple ways that you can stop their spread.

[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] michelle: dramatic video from upstate new york shows a pickup truck crashing into the side of a bus. the truck smashes through, almost hitting a passenger on the opposite wall. the police say that it happened when the pickup truck driver when off the road and then crashed into the bus that was stopped at a red l

damage and chaos, nobody was seriously hurt. antiabortion activists tonight hoping their march on washington will lead to action on the issue. getting a bigly crowd and a boost from the white house. from a speaker, vice president mike pence. of all of you and the many thousands who stand with us in marches like this all across the nation, life is winning again in america. michelle: the marches held every year to mark the anniversary of the 1973 supreme court decision that legalized abortion. a shocking case of elder abuse caught on camera in texas. a warning, the video you are about to see is extremely disturbing. why did you feed the dog human food?

[beep]. michelle: that goes on for several minutes. brenda floyd was arrested for repeatedly hitting the 94-year-old woman. her son spotted ruses on her, so set up the camera. she faces assault charges. florida police say they stopped what could have been a massive shooting at a school. students.rrested two investigators say they were planning to shoot up a middle school. the deputies are thinking other students for tipping off the school and learning law enforcement. the teenagers admitted to planning the school shooting. an update and a notorious scandal -- a prince george's county teachers aid is suspected -- expected to plead guilty. lawyers areay's planning plea deals with federal and state prosecutors. caraway is accused of sexually abusing children

at an elementary school and forcing them to make child pornography. a teacher in arlington is accused of exposing himself to two minors. mclean police say that two teenagers accused thomas linehan of watching them take a shower at a health club, then followed them around the locker room while exposing himself. he was arrested and released on bond, but officials at yorktown high school say he will not be returning to the school. with a health alert -- cold and flu season is in full swing, but are you doing everything to stop the spread of germs? 7 on your side highlights some of the germiest places on the list -- cell phones and tablets, also the gas pump. the number one place for germs, the debit card machine. what avoid germs, usually knuckle instead of your fingers. that way if you touch your face or mouth come you will not spread it.

from -- from droplets and can spread up to six feet away. a traffic alert heading into the weekend, there is a new interchange opening tomorrow at route 15 and i-66 in haymarket, and you may need time to get used to it. the new traffic pattern is called a diverging diamond. it may feel like you are heading in the wrong direction at times. instead of a straight lane overpass, drivers loop to the left using one of two curving one-way bridges. >> this allows an intersection that is a lot safer and processes cars faster. michelle: the intersection was shut down just a few hours ago to allow construction crews to finish their work. it will reopen with the new traffic pattern at 9 a.m. tomorrow. steve: daytime highs

today, 45 degrees, one degree above average this time of year. we will finally see temperatures below average the next couple days. reagan national, andrews 37 degrees. there,hilly out scattered clouds. satellite and radar, may see some snowflakes, but most of you will not see anything at all unless you are well to the north and west of d.c. a little bit in hagerstown, but nothing else to to the ground. snow showers western pennsylvania, and that is where they will stay through the overnight. 32 overnight, scattered clouds, breezy, cold, the wind out of the west at 10 to 15. start saturday. at least it is the weekend, 29 bethesda,king up in manassas upper 20's, same middleburg. futurecast,

early tomorrow morning, plenty of sunshine. adding up the door to take the dog out for a walk, the farmers market, old town alexandria, check it out, a lot of vendors. noontime, plenty of sun, clouds in the afternoon. once again, it will stay dry as we move through the afternoon. this is the forecast for tomorrow. after a chilly start, daytime eyes only into the lower 40's. added clouds late in the afternoon. sunday, a better chance of snow showers to develop around the immediate metro. that's late in the day, early, early evening sunday into the overnight. depending on the timing, it may lead to some slick spots monday morning. as of right now, i don't foresee it being a big problem. that could change between now and then. we will keep you updated right here on abc 7 and wjla.com. the extended outlook, upper

30's. that is the daytime high monday. 43 tuesday, upper 40's wednesday. cooling down the following weekend with highs in the upper 30's and a chance of a wintry mix one week from tomorrow. michelle: steve, thanks. they thought it was gone forever, but it is now back in the hands of his family.

michelle: ok, we all need a little dose of cuteness on a friday night. named gracie loves her owner so much, she delivers her puppies one by one. see gracie carefully placing her babies into her owner's arms. she was rescued by a nonprofit. new tonight, the extraordinary journey of a high school ring and how it made it back to the family of a world war ii veteran. the ring

70 years. the army sergeant lost it while serving in world war ii. a farmer found it in pol pot new new guinea,pau showed it to a visitor. that person recognized it, contacted new jersey high school, and traced it back. it allended with a ceremony to celebrate his service. that was meant to be. a lot of things happen to work out. chasing,peaking ofring the wizards are playing really well right now. the wizards continuing their climb up the standings with a big opportunity tonight against atlanta.

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atlanta. off the turnover, john wall driving, takes the hard spill, but he would be ok. wiz up big at the half. washington kept it going in the third. otto porter drains his fourth three pointer of the game, giving the wizards a 29-point lead. they blowout the hawks, 112-86. just nine days away from super bowl sunday. hundreds of fans decked out in falcons gear attending a pep rally today celebrating the team as they had to houston. turedelebration fea falcons players, along with usher and the mascot. the falcons will face new england in super bowl 51 on sunday. tiger woods missed the cut at the farmers insurance open. tiger had an uphill climb after shooting four over yesterday, the cut being even par.

his twog four over for days, not enough to play the weekend. alexll-star weekend, ovechkin and mike gardner were named by the nhl as two of the 100 greatest players. wizards,back to the are they red-hot or what, playing well? michelle: yeah, they play well at home, but on the road, that's great.

z290ez zi0z y290ey yi0y steve: it will be a little cool come in the 40's. a chance of snow showers late in the day sunday. michelle: thank you for joining us.

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