>> now, abc 7 news at noon, on your side. jummy: right now, still some snowflakes falling out there. a bitterly cold weekend ahead. temperatures tonight could drop into the single digits. also tracking the possibility of a storm next week. we have team coverage in the studio and on the roads, starting with chief meteorologist doug hill. doug: most of the snow and rain has moved east of the area for the moment, a few snow showers in the mountains at highlands. along interstate 81 we have some snow flurries. closer to home, he can see the back edge of the line and the mix has moved east of 301 and the bay. in some areas we made

see sunshine breaking through in the next couple of hours, and the strong gusty wind comes through. 36 in hagerstown and winchester. 38 degrees in annapolis. as we look ahead over what will happen this afternoon, temperatures will stay steady or fall with breaks of sunshine and strong, gusty wind. the weekend will be cold and breezy. wind chills in the single digits tomorrow, eyes only in the 30's. on sunday, and chances of a coastal storm developing monday night into tuesday. town, suzanne kennedy found snowflakes falling in the hagerstown area and she has more from storm trak 7. suzanne: the first day of spring maybe just 10 days away but it certainly feels like winter. take a look at the snow they have had falling for a couple of hours in hagerstown, sticking to cars and the grass.

just a dusting, it is definitely -- on this hill we have definitely -- just a dusting. a lot of people were surprised to see the snowfall. they thought it might come but were hoping it would not. people in hagerstown have a different opinion of this last last of winter. >> i do not like it. it is time for spring. robins can take it away. >> i think it is awesome. every day we get to walk around on the earth it is a wonderful day. let it snow. >> i wish spring would come already. suzanne: we may see more snow on tuesday. in hagerstown, suzanne kennedy. jummy: it is definitely going to be chilly for the start of the rock 'n roll race marathon tomorrow, hitting the pavement at 7:00 in the morning

temperatures only expected to be around 14 with a wind chill. another problem coming with all of the runners are the road closures all over the district. q mccray has all you need to know. : right here in front of rfk memorial stadium is where it starts tomorrow. they already have some fence up and some 10 as well. this sixth annual rock n roll marathon starts tomorrow morning and they are expecting 20,000 people to take part. d.c. police will have to shut down a lot of roads and they have some cruisers out here now. from 2:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. d.c. police will be shutting down roads to accommodate the marathon runners so keep that in mind if you have errands to run, or are trying to get to the starting line early tomorrow morning. the same for public transportation. because of safetrack, metro will not be running unt 7

the full marathon, the 26.2 mile marathon, that also starts at 7:00 a.m. see the problem? to find aou will have different way to get here tomorrow morning if you plan on using metro. that is the latest from rfk stadium. jummy: you can find a full list of closures by heading to our website, wjla.com. we want to head over to angela foster for a look at the roads. angela: we are following quite a bit on this noon on friday. a lot happening on the capital beltway and in downtown d.c. have a live view of pennsylvania avenue where d. in metropolitan police have shut down travel lanes because of protesters marching toward the white house, creating a closure on pennsylvania avenue

street and 9th street northwest until further notice. accident activity downtown as well, so be alert for detours and delays as you make your trip into the district. another traffic cameras showing delays on the capital beltway west of connecticut avenue before you get to georgia avenue. a quick peek at the friday getaway on interstate 95, southbound into no intent we are starting to see a few delays -- newington, we are starting to see a few delays. jummy: we want to take a look at the protest going on near the white house. a group representing native tribes is marching in decision -- opposition to two pipelines. john gonzalez has more on their message to the administration. nations rise, that is the name of the protest in northwest

it is hundreds of indigenous people and their supporters, their followers, gathering together for this massive rally. your are going to be walking several blocks all the way to the white house. they started at the army corps of engineers office in northwest d.c.. they say this fight is against the keystone xl and the dakota access pipeline. let's talk to one of these protesters today. what is this all about? >> this is all about standing together as a nation, not one nation in standing rock but all native nations around the world. john: thank you for talking to us. the crowd as they walk down the street and march, it continues to grow. they say this united community is asking for change, starting with the fact that they want the u.s. government to ask for consent when dealing with native

land. that is the latest in northwest, back to you inside. with the you can see umbrellas and the coats, it is cold. a system bringing her a case force winds in other -- hurricane force winds in other areas. one researcher took time off feel what wind gusts over 100 miles per hour feel like. i do not think he really needs the flag in this case. the video is from the mount washington observatory on the summit of mount washington. the peak gust was 119 miles per hour. a security camera captures a terrifying moment when an ohio woman and her daughter arrived home. the little girl goes through the door and she is whipped around by the strong wind. another look, she grabs the handle and is said flyin

facebook that she is ok and was laughing. make sure you connect with storm team seven wherever you go. download ourher, free weather app, and like us on facebook and twitter for the latest information at your fingertips. a home in prince george's county is a to lost after a fire in clinton around 1:00 this morning near symposium way and libation court. a barbecue grill on the rear deck was to blame. it caused about $65,000 in damage. the good news, no one was injured. right now an investigation into a deadly crash in the district, one driver is dead, another hurt, and an infant critically injured. it happened at suitland parkway and forest hill road.

the parkway was closed for nearly six hours but has since reopened. no word on what caused the crash. coming up at noon, the fbi director summoned to the capital. announcing he is ok with married men as priests, why he says it is necessary now.

>> you are watching abc seven news at new, on your side. the first 100ing days of the trump administration, the accusations of his predecessor taking stage -- center stage on capitol hill. the fbi director met with

and the allegedly wiretapping was mentioned. fbi director james comey call to capitol hill to meet with congressional leaders, the so-called gang of eight. on the list, rushers interference -- russia's interference into the election and president trump's explosive allegations president obama ordered wiretaps at trump tower. complex privately asked the justice department to refute the claims, staying tightlipped about the meeting but afterwards senator mark warner speaking up, saying he has seen no evidence of wiretapping. another issue with extraordinary national security implications, the allegedly massive breach of cia secrets revealed by wikileaks. hundreds of documents they say reveal the agency's ability to use smart and tvs

act of is a stark devastating incompetence. >> the war rages on over health care reform. next week the congressional budget office expected to release estimates of how much the bill will cost and how many americans will be impacted, but republicans already saying those estimates may not be right. >> this is just the beginning of our work. tweetingent trump about the new report that shows 235,000 jobs added his first month. has had aboutrump " as much to do with job growth as he does with the washington wizards winning record, absolutely nothing." jummy: many redskins fans worried about the team today after some big changes were announced. the team has fired scott

-- they attributed the decision to his ongoing alcohol problems which also led to his firing from front office positions at the 49ers and seahawks. has also lost several key players including wide receiver keyshawn johnson. one player they are keeping, kirk cousins. the franchise player tender that guarantees he makes $24 million next season. he will not be broke. the team can trade him if they want to, looking most likely like kirk will be back at fedex in the fall. doug: abc 7 has already reported that cousins apparently talked to dan snyder directly and asked to be traded and i think the quote was, don't get your hopes up. glad to have kirk here.

we had another tease of spring yesterday, 74 degrees, and now reality, it is still winter for 10 days. we are going to feel like winter and we may look like winter monday night into tuesday. almost an inch and a half of snow this morning and hagerstown. in garrett county, maryland, oakland, three and a half inches. sessionsy in northern -- sections, five inches. the most we saw around here was this little white snow balls that were falling, no well-defined flakes due to the fact that the temperatures were a little bit too warm and melted on the way down. it is out of here and done. temperatures have been falling. i do not think we will go a whole lot higher but areas with sunshine this afternoon

gusty wind developing. i think we have the potential in sunny areas to go up a few more degrees but eventually everyone will see the temperatures crash night as high pressure builds in. say 45 is theill high today but most areas will be below that. gusty wind from 10 to 20 miles per hour and higher. this is lake-effect snow coming with the high wind. cold air effects coming over the mountains. we will definitely be cold. we will get through the weekend with a lot of sunshine but monday night into tuesday we are looking at the possibility of a coastal storm and we are at a 30% to 50% chance it could be significant accumulation. there is a chance it will not develop until monday and will develop further north.

not have a good handle on what will happen until sunday, so keep that in mind as you make plans for the weekend. another reminder, turn the clocks ahead one hour tomorrow night. look how cold it stays for the next several days. a chance of precipitation in the form of snow monday night into tuesday, and the rest of the week will be cold, even by next weekend. jummy: hopefully spring is right around the corner. doug: it is in somebody's corner. jummy: miami. now we turn to an abc news investigation, taking us inside programs that claim to perform gay conversions. us to talkis joining about a camp in alabama. tell us a little bit about what you're going to see tonight. brian: it is a place of horrors, a cap the charges21

for parents to bring their teenagers who are troubled or day, and they would use a bible or a belt to try to get rid of their gay tendencies. jummy: i understand tonight's episode centers around a boy named lucas. can you tell us about his story? brian: we met lucas more than a year ago when he arrived on a late-night bus after he said he just escaped from one of the caps where he had been brutalized. he took us through one can't after another where so-called christian pastors told him they would find one way or another to make him straight. along the way he found friends who had also been abused. nobody had done anything about this and local police had not moved in. he pushed hard with one local officer in alabama, and went to trial. child

against one of the most brutal christian pastors, and this man was convicted of child abuse and sentenced to 20 years in prison, a harsh sentence that the judge says he hopes sends a message to the rest of the country. jummy: i understand you interviewed officials at the family research council. what did they have to say? >> they told us there were no such places like the kind we found in alabama, and they also defend strongly the use of this therapy saying parents should have the right to send their kids to any kind of mental health therapy they want. that is contested by leading medical organizations, including the surgeon general, who says ms. conversion therapy is not effective and could cause harm to teenagers. jummy: a boy named lucas errs on 20/20 tonight followed by abc 7 news at 11:00.

, asoming up tonight at 5:00 part of our special seven salute series, we tip our hats to a one-of-a-kind artist who makes military history every day with a rare talent. it has made him a national treasure. filmmakersto guy for and has a connection to an infamous event that set the stage

jummy: pope francis announced he is open to the idea of allowing married men to become priests. he said the catholic church should approve the move to

curb the shortage of clergy around the world. married catholic men are not allowed to take holy orders. -- sports fans, arch madness kicks off this weekend with selection sunday and abc 7 is here to help you with all of those brackets. watch abc 7 sports on sunday night everything you need to know at 11:35, after the news. grab that jacket, temperatures dropping into the teens tonight, and that is just the start. countdown to spring, brought to you by long fence. everyt

jummy: tuesday is the 14th, also day so what would be more perfect than getting married with pizza? a chinatown restaurant will transform into a pop up wedding chapel where pizza loving .ouples get married it is part of a tradition that began in 2015 which is turn into the shop class trademark. airbus has come up with an idea that could end traffic jams forever called a pop up to cedar they can drive on the road

two seiter that can drive on the road or fly. does not expected to debut for another seven to 10 years but that is something we could use on the beltway. can you imagine? it just picks you up and takes you right over traffic. into and everybody crashes each other and makes a bigger problem, right? what training would you have for that? jummy: i'm sure they would rollout phases. skies, breezy and called this afternoon, much colder tonight. next week we may be at it again with another chance of snow monday night and tuesday and the possibility of a coastal storm. jummy: you cannot ride in my flying car. have a great

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