minutes once the thieves made entry in the store. kevin lewis has more on the video and the search for the thieves. kevin? kevin: the gun shop has bars on its own window. there is a security sticker on the same window. there are outdoor cameras, too. but that was not enough. police telling us the two criminals came very well prepared. armed with crowbars and large black bag, two men stormed the united gun shop in rockville. they shattered the glass display cases, filling the bags with 24 handguns. one crook took seven long guns off the wall. they were in and out in less than 90 seconds. >> it's concerning. we have guns unaccounted for. kevin: montgomery c

police paired with the a.t.f. which today had a team of agents on scene, as they repaired the mangled front door. investigators say the brazen burglars fled in this light colored car barely missing the first responding officer. >> i can't believe they would get away with this. kevin: in total they stole 31 fire arms from the gun shoppe worth tens of thousands of dollars. today the owner here did not want to speak with the media. we are live in rockville, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. jonathan: take a good look at the video. if anything jogs your memory, way they move or the mannerisms, give them a call. police want to hear from you. we will share this online via the website to get the word out as well. wjla.com.

is growing as the website says it is going to work with the tech companies to fend against the c.i.a. tools. julian assange to facebook live explaining it wasn't hard for wikileaks to get ahold of the information. >> this is an his forrick act of devastating incompetence. to have created such an arsenal and stored it all in one place. jonathan: he went on to say wikileaks got ahold of the material because it was passed around in what he called unauthorized fashion. the c.i.a. has not commented on the leak that apparently revealed how it turns the smart device, the tv, tablet and phones and the car into listening devices. alison: meanwhile, on the hill, when it comes to the planned border wall, senate majority leader mcconnell did not express optimism to get mexico to pay for it. today he literally laughed off

the notion. >> do you believe mexico will pay for it? >> oh, no. alison: one of trump's staples in the campaign included the promise to build that wall and have mexico pay for it. >> this is the closest we will ever get to repealing and replacing obamacare. >> that, of course, house speaker paul ryan and the power point presentation detailing his party's version of a new healthcare bill. today the american healthcare act cleared two house committees. it's not clear if there is enough republican support in the senate to pass the bill as-is. jonathan: more than a dozen overdoses in 24 hours in anne arundel county that is quickly becoming the epicenter of the opioid epidemic in maryland. three people are dead because of this. brad bell has a "7 on your side" health alert that you really

responders running from one side of anne arundel county to the other and all because of this drug. heroin use leading to 16 overdoses in 24 hours tuesday into wednesday. two of the overdoses were fatal. now police are scrambling to determine why. the primary theory is particular dealer got a bad batch of heroin. too powerful or tainted with a synthetic painkiller. >> we have been using the word "epidemic" for the heroin crisis in anne arundel and nationwide for the past couple of years. maybe this will be an eye opener for some of the citizens. brad: in millersville, one thing they are doing is crunching the data. where were the overdoses? we, too, have the information. when we come back at 5:00 we will show you exactly where the 16 overdoses were and what it may mean to the community. in

county police headquarters, brad bell, abc7 news. alison: okay. we will see you then. thank you. covering metro in time for the evening commute and the transit agency is moving forward to have you pay more for less. service reduction and fare hikes are looking more like a reality. the abc7 transportation reporter brianne carter is in arlington with what we are going to see here. lay it out for us. brianne: well, after lengthy debate and really revidessed budgets that have been put forward. if you are heading in and out of the metro station, it seems you will be heading into a station for less service and paying more for it. today the metro finance committee gave preliminary approval to the fare hike and the service reduction. rail service goes up 25 cents in peak times. the fares will go up a quarter and parking will cost 10 more crepts. some bus routes are b

eliminate and others make trips less frequently. now you wait for trains every eight minutes instead of every six minutes. the measure was given approval today but not all board members are on board. >> i understand what you are saying but this is basic economics. you are raising the price. you lose riders. >> i think this is a very good business decision. to improve the product we are going to offer. improved product will bring back riders. brianne: the measure will head to the full board and they are expected to take it up on march 23. with this happening and with the board deciding today, is metro facing a crisis? hear what the general manager says about that at 5:00. brianne carter, abc7 news. jonathan: if you have kids, this is good news. the easter egg roll will be back

year. the update updated with sean spicer announcement and you can see what it looks like when the lottery opens up. we will let you know when and as soon as we find out when it starts. alison: this would be nice easter weekend weather today. by big changes are on the way. we could see rain and snow mixing in. chief meteorologist doug hill has the timing for the morning commute. what are you expecting tomorrow? doug: it looks like we will see the change coming as the cold front approaches from the north, same time an area of low pressure moves along. the rain first, overnight and then to 5:00 6:00 7:00, some areas get snow and rain mix. the ground is so warm so don't expect impact on the driving. it will be wet and windy in the afternoon with the falling temperatures. 72 in washington, quantico and fredericksburg. 73 in culpeper. 63 in hagerstown. 71 in annapolis. this is it. a feel of spring. but it is all about to change. we see on the radar ar

that is the front laid out. it will drop south. low pressure to the west will ride along. as a result the stage is set for morning areas of rain and snow mix. temperatures upper 40's in the morning. they will slowly fall in the afternoon. surface temperatures will be above freezing. upstairs a couple thousand feet fall to snow in some areas but end as the skies turn gusty in the afternoon. it is setting up for one of the coldest weekend in the winter a couple of days away. with the changes this weather season it has some worried. like people that grow grapes and berries. richard reeve from abc7 is out in leesburg now. this is a puzzle. how do you plan as a farmer to deal with the wild changes? richard: it really is a challenge for the growers. look at these. these vines now are trying to bud right now because of all the high temperatures you have

the sun is beaming down but a lot sooner than normal. what happens when you have the record form temperatures and a cold snap like tomorrow? for wine grapes not too much damage. down the road at the 15-acre plot. where they were working today. scrambling to be ready. he installed the plastic covers to keep the oil warm. blankets to cover up the plants. to give eight to ten degrees of protection. in the high 20's or the high teens he can put ice over the plants to protect the buries. crucial stage, though, is when the plants start flowering in the next week or two. they will be especially susceptible to the cold. >> the shock adjustment to them. they are growing faster than normal because of the warm weather. tomorrow they will be in a world of hurt. they will t

heck just happened? richard: hopefully this is just a brief cold snap with gradual warming. we may see a strawberry crop as soon as april. at 5:00, what happens grapevines when you have all the fluctuating temperatures? we'll have much, much more on that at 5:00. reporting live from leesburg, richard reeve, abc7 news. jonathan: see you then. thanks. coming up next for us at 4:00 -- fifa weighing in on the trump travel ban and it's not good news, especially with the world cup hopes. alison: running guns and their mouths. how this broke up a huge virginia gun smuggling ring. jonathan: a man with close to $50,000 in cash robbed. the search is on for who did it and how much they got away with. alison: cameras bringing in hundreds of millions of dollars in d.c., some are asking is this about safety or money? stephen tschida. the story in a moment.

jonathan: this is must-see video from the bronx. watch closely. a brazen robbery taking place in broad daylight. this is a business owner who withdrew money. watch this. the guy on the left, the bag has $48,000 in it. he will grab the bag. the masked man goes for the cash. the bills start to fly

beating them. >> what is going on here? jonathan: it was a robbery. that's what is going on here. the victim fights back smashing his head on the concrete. but then another guy jumps in, snatching the bag and takes off. the pair got away with $21,000. they are trying to figure out if the victim was purposely attacked. alison: had to know what was in the bag. look at this. this is a back drap from palm beach. you can see two firefighters bringing the hose up the front door. then there is a flash. they were not hurt from the back draft but they went back in the house to put the fire out. jonathan: wow! tough job. traffic cameras are providing extremely for or proving to be extremely lucrative in the nation's capital. there are people saying yes, i donate all the time. alison: people talk about this a lot here in d.c. combined with handing out regular parking tickets the city issued close to $300 millio

year. stephen tschida got reaction. stephen: the district of columbia likes the traffic cameras. the drives not so much. >> -- drivers not so much. >> this is sad this is how they make their money. >> the city's bean counters must be overjoyed. check it out. in fiscal 2016 the city issued traffic and parking citations to $299,230,511 of. >> some people question if d.c. needs the cameras. they say there are so many cars on the road it's hard to speed. >> the highest number of the tickets we have seen in

>> so far they claimed to collect on $100 million in tickets. the percentage of parking tickets did drop. some think we will see photo-enforcement cameras proliferate in the capital. >> maybe they keep people going slower but they cost me a lot of money. stephen: there is also a move afoot to lower the speed limit in some neighborhoods. if that happens it could add more money to the massive amount in the ticket revenue. stephen tschida, abc7 news. jonathan: abc7 on traffic watch. trenice bishop has ak look at the ride home. trenice: this afternoon we have a lot of cars on the road. everyone is out since the weather is wonderful. volume delays on the 270 corridor. show you the map. there is a lot of red. that manes we are slow wherever you see the red line -- that means we are slow wherever you see t

between 85 or buckey's town pike but it's still jammed with the delays here at 121 to make the northbound traffic to frederick. the beltway to get there, earlier this afternoon we had a stalled tractor trailer that blocked several lanes across 49 it 5. we also have report of vehicle fire. the inner loop delays take you clean around montgomery county so it's a slow trip to make it back to maryland. outer loop is heavy as well from the 270 spur to the annandale corridor. 395, no report of incident. slow. looking at the sun glare as you approach the mixing bowl. glammed here most of the way to springfield but the travel lanes are reportedly open. 66, no major complaints there but eastbound delays for the folks through west falls church, leesburg pike

westbound slow from the lee high school to sycamore street through arlington. alison: thank you very much. well, this morning the long wait ended. this one. take a look. eric -- erin became a sensation when she spoofed the giraffe cam. jonathan: the idea of april dancing around, the pregnant giraffe. millions are watching this online. not sure why. but last night she posted this online. it's her in the hospital bed. look at that, her brand new son porter arrived. alison: that is so funny she took a picture like that. both mom and baby are happy and healthy and she says, "our heart are overflowing." jonathan: the other giraffe has baby envy. wondering around the cage waiting to drop the baby. alison: this is all anybody wants to see. the actual giraffe cam. april. a few minutes ago we were watching this earlier and we

her some snacks, patting her belly. jonathan: april is saying please get her out. it's time. alison: don't you know she is uncomfortable. jonathan: this is a day for everybody to get out. it was unreal. alison: spring like. but now snowy mix tomorrow. doug: everything will melt. but the real story will be the bitter cold coming in for the weekend. live look at national harbor. 73 at the airport. it's incredible out there. westerly winds. dry air. enhanced risk of the wildfires, brush fires around the areas and severe drought. no surprise. we will get rain and snow. again, as far as what will happen, disturbance that is coming along a cold front. colder temperatures, the front moves

this sof not a big deal. the real winter enthusists enjoy prospect of flakes. it's 56 in pittsburgh. not bitterly cold air. the really cold stuff is in canada. that is coming here tomorrow for the weekend. 74 in roanoke. 74 in raleigh and 75 in charlotte. saturday shows beginning of the moisture. this is coming in across the great lakes. the colder air will push south. a change in the temperatures. the front will be at the washington area when the front goes through. rain and snow. temperatures could be near 50. the afternoon wind chills drop to 20's as the cold air comes in. i could be 47 and still snow. what imagines is a couple thousand feet up where the precipitation is made. that will get out of here. gusty winds we may get a rain or are a

the air temperatures in the 20's. saturday morning the wind chills are single digit to the teens. it will be really a dramatic change from 50 in the morning. 46 on saturday. 41 on sunday. the normal is 55. this is way below average. there is another chance of snow here monday or tuesday. coastal storm could develop. too early for the details. but possible, turn your blocks ahead one hour on saturday night. but through next weekend this struggles to get back close to normal by saturday and sunday. alison: thank you. coming up next at 4:00, trump and his hotel getting sued. the unique claim by a business not far from the hotel. jonathan: first, following in his father's footsts.

coming home to play for

jonathan: this team player of the year is the newest member of d.c. united. soccer runs in his family's blood. erin hawksworth introduces us to ian harks the son of the icon john harks. erin: like father, like son. >> soccer has been in my family for a while. my dad played

erin: 20 years after john harks captured the first mls cup championship team with d.c. united, his son ian signed with the same club. >> it's awesome. incredible. i dreamt about it since i was young, just being involved with the club and with soccer my whole life. a janice to play professionally now -- a chance to play professionally now is a dream come true. fortunate to be with d.c. united. >> the gonzaga high school and the wake forest graduate won the herman trophy this past season as college soccer best player guiding his team to the national championship game. >> it was great. i was fortunate to have a great team. we had a good year with wake. going through to the finals. erin: together ian and john harks become the seventh father-son duo in mls history. >> you can tell he grew up with the game. he has had a father in his ear teaching him the right things about the game all his life.

him. erin: congratulations, ian. you are this week's team player. jonathan: that is so cool. you see d.c. united in action this sunday on the sister station newschannel8. they will be playing in yankee stadium against new york f.c. that is at 2:00. alison: now coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- suing the president and his hotel. the local restaurant owners who think he has an unfair advantage. the unusual claims are coming up. jonathan: but first, bragging about a gun smuggling ring running from the commonwealth to new york. wait until you hear this one. >> i can give guns away. jonathan: running guns and their mouths. how this recording actually broke up a huge virginia gun smuggling ring.

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announcer: from abc7 news this is a breaking news alert. alison: we are back with the breaking news out of germany today where several people are hurt in an ax attack at the düsseldorf's main train station. two attackers were caught. police are looking for others. we don't know if this is terror-related at this point but we will follow breaking news out of germany. jonathan: at 4:00, abc7 continues to follow this developing story out of rockville. this is a

alison: two men breaking in and ransacked the shop on randolph road at 4:00 in the morning. two dozen handgun and rifles were taken and it took less than two minutes. we have posted the video online and on the facebook page so you can share it if you want to help the montgomery county police find the men and find the weapons. jonathan: in the meantime, a major gun trafficking ring running up the east coast. look at the guns. this is what the agents collected. the gun runners were bragging about this until they got caught. >> anytime i can get guns from the store. they might start to look at me but in virginia the laws are so little i can give guns away. >> that is the voice of an noine walker bragging of the ease he can buy guns in the commonwealth. it's evidence in what is called the biggest gun bust in the history of new york. >> you have t

traffickers boasting how weak the gun laws are in virginia, you have a problem. >> mark herring says the case makes it clear the general assembly in richmond needs to pass stricter laws like universal background checks and reinstate the one handgun a month policy. >> this is the kind of the situation that ought to grab the legislators and motivate them to take action. >> 24 people were arrested in the sting. 22 from virginia. they are accused of trafficking 217 guns purchased in the richmond, hampton road area and sold on the street of brooklyn. tom jenkins with nova firearms in mclean say more laws will punish law-abiding gun owners, not examples. >> they shouldn't target the whole when there is a small population doing it. >> next month is the ten-year anniversary of the shooting at virginia tech. coming up at 6:00, we speak with the mother of a shooting victim of the massacre and get her emotional response to

major new york gun bust with roots in virginia. live in virginia, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: thank you. switch gears now and talk about the weather. we have today like may. then you said tomorrow is in some places going to look like winter. doug: yeah. the best chance of snow on grassy areas are hagerstown, north and west. this is perfect. go to rest of the story. this warm pattern will go away and stay away for a while. all winter long we have had rapid changes from the warm to cold, warm to cold. the warm stretches were longer than the cold ones. we will flip it on its head. so the story is a cold front coming through. see an area of low pressure moving along. we have rain in the metro as early as

colder in north. then it will start to drop as the cold air sinks south. we have the area of rain south of the city and a little mix. snow to the north. with the roadways so warm and the ground levels so warm, most will melt away. it could be a passing rain and snowshower or gusty winds in the afternoon. temperatures fall tomorrow evening and will get cold night. at the bus stop, rain, snow, 41 at the recess time. 46 at dismissal with a little mix. i don't see any reason that schools will be delayed or cold. it's too -- schools will be delayed or closed. it will be too warm outside. steve rudin will be back in 15 minutes to look at the ten-day forecast here. alison: we'll see you then. thank you. uber is going to stop showing fake v

the city and the state regulators that it believes are posing as drivers. the program sometimes referred to as gray ball. uber says it is still investigating this practice as a whole. gerber has issued voluntary recall of the cheese ravioli pasta pickup. they say the label doesn't make it clear it contains eggs so children with egg allergies should not eat the product. jonathan: radio shack filed for bankruptcy again. this is the second time in two years. it will close up 200 stores and they will weigh the options on the other 1,300 stores. the c.e.o. says it is doing better than the first bankruptcy or after fileing the first bankruptcy. but the partnership with sprint hasn't been as profitable as expected. a d.c. restaurant says it cannot compete with president donald trump so they plan to take the commander-in-chief to court. as ryan hughes explains the restaurant owners are suing over unfair

ryan: cork wine bar in northwest d.c. is taking on president donald trump. >> at the end of the day it's not fair. it's something that needed to be addressed. ryan: cork owners ryan diane grs and khalid pitts filed against trump personally and the company operating the trump hotel citing unfair business competition saying mr. trump and his hotel have a leg up with politicians and foreign dignitaries. >> it's clear that those who are looking to influence the administration look there first. ryan: cork is 1 1/2 miles away from the president hotel. >> this is about local businesses trying to make it in the city. ryan: cork has been in business for ten years and they say they have faced competition before. but the lawsuit is about leveling the playing field. the general manager at an italian restaurant up the block from cork on 14th street told abc7 on the phone he has not noticed a drop

since january. but cork says the catering and the events business taken a hit since the inauguration. they are not out for monetary damages but their team of attorneys working pro bono say they are asking trump to remedy the unfair competition by re-signing. divesting from the hotel or closing it while in office. today the trump organization fired back calling the lawsuit a "wild publicity stunt completely lacking in legal merit." in northwest, ryan hughes, abc7 news. jonathan: donald trump's travel ban might get in the way of the u.s. hosting the world cup in 2026. fifa's president came out today saying the u.s. would have to guarantee full access to the country for players on qualifying teams and they can be from all over the world. the world cup is nine years away fifa expects bidding to begin next year with the host decided in 2020. alison: comedian dave c

dropped by and smoke at a city council meeting regarding the aggressive actions by the police on new year's eve. officers tried to disburse a group by driving the cruisers through the crowd. >> this is a golden opportunity. in this trump era, an opportunity to show everybody in local politics. >> the yellow spring officers will undergo deescalation training after they found the method for disbursing the crowd was dangerous and inappropriate. jonathan: this was a daring rescue caught on camera. homeless man rescued from a river bottom. officers using a helicopter to fly him to safety. the man was living near the river when the water was released and washed him away. look at this. he did not suffer any serious injuries. he hung on to the skid of the helicopter until he got to shore. alison: incredible. still to come. t.g.i.t.

coming up we have a first look at more on that. when we come back.

alison: it is thursday. t.g.i.t. and kidd o'shea has a first look at "scandal." it's all new tonight. kidd: all right. get ready for a flashback on

"scandal." vanessa wonders why yake and olivia are getting along so well on the campaign trail. jake insists nothing is going between them. she asks if they are sleeping together. this is the sneak peek in the "scandal" scoop. >> can we do this later? >> no. it's just you hated her and now you are on the phone with her every day. when we are on the trail you are peas in a pod on inside jokes. what has changed? >> nothing changed. she is in charge of the campaign. you said get along until after the election. i'm getting along. >> this is not getting along. this is -- are you sleeping with her? >> what? kidd: it will be good tonight. that and so much more on t.g.i.t. right here on abc7. alison: i think that is a yes or no question. as kidd mentioned a big night.

t.g.i.t. is returning. don't forget abc7 news at 11:00 on after "the catch." we will see you here for that. coming up on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- apparently mozart isn't priceless. the hand piece of written music did not sell at auction because bidders thought he is not worth it. jonathan: the story behind the powerful image. that dog is much more than man's best friend. jonathan: we will tell you about the deployment, the bond and how the k

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pennington smart seed. guaranteed to grow with 30% less water. reclaim your turf. jonathan: breaking news we are getting in the newsroom from the southwest washington area. the police is blocking off playground area because of a shooting here. it was block from nats park as well. the police were called to first and m street southwest. across the street from the playground. there is a rec center. they found several shell casings. cars nearby had windows shot out. later injured guy showed up to the hospital, he has been wounded. he is expected to be okay. they are lookin

people connected to the shooting but not a lot of other details available. powerful image out of charlotte, north carolina. look at this. the member of the military saying goodbye to the beloved k9 partner. they both served the country but the k9 retired and recently became ill and had to be put down. they had been together in four deployments if for air force. >> he just as much as i am is part of the air force. jonathan: smith gave his pal a big mac from mcdonald's as the final meal. the dog did not leave a crumb. alison: emotional picture there. president trump insists efforts to repeal and replace obamacare are coming along great. but the democrats and the republicans continue to speak out against the new g.o.p. bill. some

republicans need to slow down to find out the cost. >> obamacare is in a death spiral. >> house speaker paul ryan literally rolling up the sleeves armed with a power point presentation defending the g.o.p. healthcare bill. ryan says despite criticism from his own party, it's urgent to pass a replacement. >> this is something we as conservatives have been dreaming about for decades. >> this is the chance and the best and the only chance we will get. >> taking advantage of that chance republicans prevailing. >> the ayes have it. the motion to transmit is agreed to. >> getting the bill through two house panels. for it or against it, you have to admit this was a big deal. >> other conservatives continue raising objections. arkansas senator tom cotton says repealing and replacing affordable care act is getting

>> legislation that the house considered in the last 24 hours has too many flaws that will not bring down the price of insurance or give them more control about the insurance. >> the wall of the opposition from democrats, republicans and many of the nation's top healthcare providers isn't phasing president trump. tweeting despite what you hear in the press, healthcare is coming across great. we are talking to many groups and it will end in a beautiful picture. >> they want it passed by easter recess but leaves just a few weeks to get it to the budget question and the floor to a vote >> we have new information now on a deadly plane crash. you might remember the security cameras caught the moment that the small plane disappears before the tree line. then this. explosion. this was in riverside california. the ntsb says the pilot tried to start the right engine several times last month but it wouldn't get

one survivor from this. the ntsb stop short of naming a cause of the crash and they are looking at other factors. well, "7 on your side" with a consumer alert. despite to,000 more americans -- 20,000 more americans signing up for unemployment benefits for the first time last week the job number is still strong because the number of applicants is below. 2 million received unemployment checks down 6% from this time last year. jonathan: another consumer alert. mortgage rates are searching for a new high in 2017. the average fixed loan is over 4.2%. the feds could raise the rates next week. watch for that. it could have effect from loans to cars and credit cars. alison: this is someone looking good for her age. barbie. this is her 58th

they introduced her first to the world at the toy fair in 1959. ruth handler created the dog dog -- created the doll and named it after her daughter. jonathan: at some point you have to do a wrinkle barbie. alison: they made a few they call more realistic. i don't know if they have gotten the wrinkles yet. jonathan: apparently mozart isn't worth it. fragment for the man script of the serenade in d major did not sell at auction. expected to go for $200,000. all they heard? crickets. it was d minor, the crickets. they believe mozart was 17 years old when he composed it for a friend's graduation. who knew? alison: you'd think somebody is out there -- jonathan: a hundred years ago it would have gone for a bunch. steve: disappointment. alison: but nothing disappointed about today. it's close to perfect.

steve: it's fantastic the temperatures in the 60's and the lower 70's. make a hard right and then go down as we move in the day tomorrow. 40 to 48 degrees. clouds on the increase. rain and the snowshowers develop tomorrow with the winds out of the southwest. waking up tomorrow morning the temperatures will be below freezing but it will be hard to get anything to stick to the ground considered how warm it has been in the last couple of days with the road temperatures above freezing. this is what it looks like on the future cast at 9:00 tomorrow. end of the rush hour commute. the temperatures above 40 inside the beltway. cooler off to the north and west of us. frederick and hagerstown are in the upper 30's. we will get this out of there as we move through the midday hours and late afternoon. cold air will overspread the region. temperatures tomorrow will struggle to make it out of the 40's. the high temperature early, early, early in the morning tomorrow. the wind chills will fall

quickly. look at wind chill saturday morning. single digits to the lower teens. it stays in the 20's with the feel like temperatures saturday around the d.m.v. the extended outlet. 36 for a high on saturday. daylight saving time begins sunday morning. we spring ahead of one hour. late monday and tuesday we are watching the potential for a winter storm to develop. a lot can change between now and then keep you updated on abc7. milder temperatures the end of next week. check on traffic with trenice bishop. trenice: i wish we could skip the cold temps. we can't skip the traffic delays. hopefully you have the sunglasses for the ride home. on the beltway look at the big picture map. we are under speed. that is almost an understatement for folks on the beltway through virginia and maryland. outer loop delays.

around the georgetown pike. jonathan: thanks. coming up next at abc7 news -- a massive breach at the c.i.a. the major wikileaks document dump. what does it mean if the u.s. cyber security secrets end up in the wrong hands? we will look at it next. alison: new at 5:00, pandas! what we found out about the beloved bao bao after seeing this video of another adorable pair of pandas today. jonathan: stormwatch7's veronica johnson with a look at friday on "good morning washington." >> thanks, jonathan. tomorrow on "good morning washington" -- we are on storm watch tracking where to expect the worst snow and rain for the morning rush. >> plus all you need to know to beat the crowds and get around town for the rock 'n' roll marathon. >> stay with us for traffic and weather every ten minutes tomorrow morning starting at 4:25 on "good morning washington." announcer: coun

alison: many in washington are sounding alarm bells whether would-be terrorists are benefiting from the would-be wikileaks document dump. kristine frazao has reaction from capitol hill. kristine: the launch of a full investigation in the leak of a secret c.i.a. program

released on wikileaks are authentic. the white house isn't saying much, concerns about potential arm are becoming more clear. >> this alleged leak should concern every american in terms of the impact on the national security. >> on capitol hill, fear about the consequences of the breach getting into the wrong hands now crossing party lines. >> for anyone under the illusion that wikileaks, this propaganda arm. kristine: referring to the accusation they are spying on american citizens. now call to take action. >> this has to be example and the procedures have to be reviewed. >> as far as spying on citizens through the smart phones ands the televisions, company like apple say

vulnerable technology. the officials are looking into it. now they are working to better secure the devases. >> but the concern is that the damage has been done with a promise this is only the begin. >> wikileaks has more information on what is going on with the program. >> information he is bound to release in the future. in washington, kristine frazao, abc7 news. larry: tonight, gone in 80 second. the police launch early manhunt after an early morning smash and grab. tale of two crops as the local growers keep an eye on the mercury. the weekend's big drop could devastate one of them. the number one decent dude. what this subway rider did that earned him an award from another passenger.

on your side. alison: two men, seven long guns and 24 handguns and just 80 seconds. tonight the search is on for the when who made off with a cash of weapons. devon lucie has the latest -- kevin lewis has the latest on this. >> this is tucked away along randolph road. the bars cover the only one doe. there is an outdoor security cameras but it did not defer the professional criminals. >> the thieves managed to shatter display cases, pluck the long guns off the wall and hustle out the front door lugging 31 guns in black bags. the phrasen burglars accomplished it -- brazen burglars accomplished it all in a minute and 20

despite security system and the quick police dispatch. >> they have the live video. they see somebody inside the building. >> the well prepared criminals got away in a light colored car before the first officer arrived on scene. >> they were wearing dark clothing and gloves and concealed their faces. kevin: today they had a team of agents examining the inventory as a repairman replaced the mangled front door. betty works a few doors down loaned her company's shop cav. to help employees suck up all the broken glass. >> hopefully they will get them. >> so far they have no idea who the burglars are or what they plan to do with the 31 fire arms they stole this