extra cash. alison: but right now there is no oversight. some want to keep that way and others don't. sam ford is outside the wilson building. we don't see the wilson builded packed like that very often. sam: i have been coming down here for decades and i don't recall seeing a crowd this big. but money talks. it's about the dollars for the airbnb hosts. and on the other side, many are concerned because the airbnb, the d.c. affordable housing crisis is getting worse. the airbnb hearings is nothing in recent memory. every seat was filled. in the corridors outside they waited in line watched monitoring with their opinions. >> the people in the airbnb using their own property and their own investment. sam: similar sentiment inside

from a long line of witnesses. >> illegal conversion of the properties to hotel and inns. sam: airbnb put a lot of money in the d.c. homeowner pockets. it's a popular and expensive destination. visitors get break to stay in a person's home. but it would ban converting apartment buildings to airbnb's. >> they decided to take money taking the rental units off the market. sam: the build would require the hosts to get the licenses, maintain records, have the d.c.r.a. inspection. no one guest more than 30 days. the host would have to rent 15 days a year when not at home. some airbnb hosts say they might need to take care of her sick mother longer than 15 days. >> it worries me that some developer is a bad actor but it is hurting the common people. in

mcduffie says he is open to perhaps extending the days somewhat. but egyptair wants 1 -- but airbnb wants 180 days and mcduffie is not expected to go that high. the bill is not expected to a vote until late may. we will have more coming up at 5:00, including a controversial ad. from the wilson building, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. service son the h street streetcar line resumed but the 3rd street stop is still closed after a megabus hit it. the platform needs to be rebuild now. the next closest stops are the union station or fifth street. something to keep an eye on for the evening commute. thankfully no one was hurt in the crash. alison: virginia is canceling a controversial construction plan.

portion of the project is canceled after the residents concerned were heard. planners are going back now to look over alternatives but they say the overall project should not be delayed. jonathan: finally stopped raining and hey, some of us got to see the sun today. it is going to heat up in the second half of this week. be ready for that. stormwatch7's paris hilton has a look it at the forecast. we are flirting -- stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill have a look at the forecast. we are flirting with 90? doug: we wimped out. we say 88 is the high but we could hit 90. there is sunshine now outside the stormwatch7's weather center in arlington. average high is up 70. you wouldn't know int for the last few days. now the sun is up. it's 75 in warrenton. culpeper. leesburg is 72. 69 at reagan national. because of the cloud cover.

and the sun breaks out. we have another rise of temperature degree or two later and the next couple of days from 55 to 62 tonight in the 80's and eventually the upper 80's in the forecast. share it with you fully in 16 minutes. alison: thank you. preparing for the worst. terror attack. full scale drill. today the police participated to six locations all day long. >> we responded to multiple locations. we want to make sure to respond effectively and efficiently. alison: hundreds of police officers and the firefighters and volunteer actors participating. nancy: the first 100 days ending with a flurry. showdown over how to handle north

amidst this we want to know should the central government fund sanctuary citys? go to wjla.com/votenow to let us know. q mccray has a look at the impact in your area. q: i have the 49-page ruling in my hand. hyattsville, takoma park and washington, d.c. you can imagine they are pleased with this 49 page ruling. they will continue to receive federal funds. according to trump executive order it would take away funding if they refused to turn over the immigrants. but the judge issued an injunction to stop the president's plans for

that is a step in the right direction for people we spoke to today. >> a good ruling. they should keep the funding coming to washington, d.c. the capital of the united states. it deserves a funding to keep the city top notch for visitors coming from around the world. q: president trump responded to the ruling this morning. the first ninth district court ruled against the ban. now it hits again. sanctuary cities. ridiculous rulings. i also spoke to the city manager of takoma park. wait until you hear how much they could lose. that is something i'm working on now. that is the latest from

pont circle. alison: president has a new tax plan to cut corporate from 35% to 15%. we are digging into what it will mean for you and that is coming up at 45:30. jonathan: in the dark of night a missile test from california. it was headed in direction of korea. the test has the nuclear deterrent capabilities and it came hours after trump invided the senate to the white house for a briefing on north korea. reporter: senators bused down pennsylvania avenue for a rare white house meeting. 100 senators by the four top administration officials with a focus on one looming threat. north korea. >> it would

meet at the capitol. >> a briefing followed with the meetings on north korea that are amid high tension. tension escalating as they moved the controversy antimissile defense system in place 150 miles south of seoul. >> it would be operationable in the coming days and better defend south korea. >> residents worry it could make them a target. they worry that sophisticated radars on the system is u.s. could be spying. they said it's named north. and is purely defensive system. >> i don't share your confidence that they will not attack the united states or the states. >> north korea is defiant against te

accused the situation to push the you situation to war and somehowing to continue to conducted missile launches. we may need missile defense radars in place to protect the state. >> everybody is beefing up. china showing off the aircraft carrier. it could help china plex the muscles in the territorial disputes. the f-35's deployed next to russia. it will fly the missions over estonia. the f before 35 crews will get to know the practice with the allies. the

taking a break either. this is running drill in the snow. the rifle brigade that are trained on the vehicles in the deep snow. this is what they do. they are drag by a snowmobile and shooting to hit the targets while doing that. alison: former viceth president joe biden in the area to talk about an issue that is important to him. >> college sex assault on part of the movement to prevent the next attack. jeff goldberg was where biden brought the message. >> taking the stage to the huge applause, he is run to the point in the effort to prevent sexual assault on campus. speaking at george mason, biden cited a stat that one in five women are sexual assaulted in college. saying the victim sh

wears and men have to be part of the solution. >> the deal is you have to speak up. you cannot let that kind of talk be bred. jeff: the event is it's on us sexual assault prevention campaign launched by biden in 2014. he had step from the show "13 reasons why." >> sexual assault reports increased across the country but the advocates say this is a good sign. indicating that the survivors are more comfortable to speak out. >> the white house is celebrating melania's 47th

celebration in the white house this evening in her honor. >> coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- a lot of cash missing. alison: and what we are learning about a sick-out from the metro employees. nancy: it is hard to watch a girl run over twice. how she escapes with only cuts and bruises from this. jonathan: a puppy left for dead is back on his feet. look at this. update on eddie and how to find him a new home. robert: we are court side for verz verz where the guys arem whatting up -- verizon where the guys are warming up for game five. this is game five. but it's a must win. we hear from scott brooks next.

nancy: heart-stopping video from china. this shows a toddler running to a street. she is hit and disappears under a moving car. she was then run over twice. tough to see. she survived this and was rushed to the hospital with minor bumps and bruises. the authorities say the girl was with her grand mother who was distracted as the little girl dashed in the street. jonathan: my gosh. she i

alison: thank goodness. this is eddie. if you watch the newscast you remember eddie. he was a puppy left for day in a plastic container in howard county. look at him how! a lot better. a brand new puppy. he is looking for a home. call animal control if you want to adopt him. and if you have information on who left him, let them know. nancy: looks happy. jonathan: the tail is the giveaway. good to see. missing money in montgomery county. alison: $40,000 to be exact. all gone. from the p.t.a. checking account. jonathan: richard reeve is live for us tonight. what are they saying about this? richard: the detectives are looking into

$40,000 missing from the p.t.a. checking account. it could be a a little more or less. it happened in march when the board members from the council of parent teacher association began asking questions about the reports of missing funds. an audit found since july 1, 2016, subsequent -- significant irregularities found and call it the theft of a substantial sum likely by someone inside the p.t.a. organization. the president of the group paul gellar turned over records this past friday. the investigators are just starting to look at this but parents are outraged. >> i think it's criminal. i'm shocked. i think we ought to pursue it and find out where the money is.

richard: we went to the p.t.a. office and nobody was there. coming up at 5:00, we will explain what the police are doing to get to the bottom of it. live in rockville, richard reeve, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. new at 4:00, this is something to look at. you see what that is. not thermal under wear. that is cocaine wrapped around his body. there were two of them. smugglers. busted at j.f.k. they were on the same flight. if you combined what they wrap themselves up with the street value of $400,000. both of them got to show the fashion off to the police because they ended up arrested. nancy: talk about annoying, a woman in seat got a fake $20 taking out money at a.t.m. look here. the bill has prop money for motion picture use only. took it back to bank of america and got a real $20 bill. it's of course if you look at it closely but if you are in a hurry, i can see it.

the real winner this is the prop master that put it together. alison: how did it get there? jonathan: he cashed it. so he got $20. talk about something fun. wizards-hawks. alison: game five tonight. nancy: robert burton is there with a preview. people getting excited. robert: they are. they are getting here early. the players on the floor already. there is an early start tonight. 6:00 tip-off. this is game five. it's a must win. after watching the first two games you thought the wizards could win it in five. now it's six. vicious series. it's personal. game-calling and all that stuff but you can't go back to atlanta down 3-2. scott brooks. scott: we haven't done a great job on the road but we have had home. the best of three but it is. if needed three more

hopefully we'll come out with the force and the energy and the focus from the first couple of games and i love how we closed out the first games. robert: into a few -- in a few minutes the players will be available and we'll talk to them and have it later. back to you. jonathan: thank you. nancy: with today's not so great weather it's good day to watch the game. doug: it is clearing up. this is going to turn summary in the 80's for the next few days. nancy: that sounds wonderful. doug: this is the time lapse from the camera. this was this morning. it's like yesterday and the day before and the day before. cloudy and damp. midday the skies will brighten. then watch this. wow! clear out. nancy: that is toning. doug: that is coming. blue skies and the warm temperatures. tonight with the clearing skies

on the grounds, the patchy nothing is a good bet. it's still 60's. we have the limited sunshine. the sun is out for a shorter period of time. tomorrow we make up for that. patchy fog. patchy ground fog and the temperatures dropping through the 60's tonight. the rain is finished. the winds turn more east/southeasterly tomorrow to keep fog going. break out and turn bright and sunny through the day. a cold front will come in. then we have sunshine on friday. right back in mid-80ed. nice day and then complicated with the shower chances. 85-85 thursday and friday. 88 on saturday. pop-up heavy thunderstorms. monday in

higher likelihood of showers and the thunderstorms with a warm front/cold front deal. after the front passes it will be cooler heading toward next week. next saturday united is back in town. good looking weather for the game. we will talk more about the longer term in the forecast coming up shortly. >> i spent almost three decades in the department of justice. proud to work on the department. jonathan: coming up next, the former maryland attorney general sits down with abc7. nancy: also next, a look at the future for uber. that's ahead. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been nked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month online, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds

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they also know you need to getg your annual check-up. now with one touch using the mycigna app you can find a doctor in your plan's network to save money. need to be thorough. alison: former maryland attorney general rod rosenstein is now the number two at the justice department. jonathan: the senate overwhelmingly confirming him tuesday. nancy: maryland bureau chief brad bell got to sit down with him. brad: in the last 12 years as the nation's longest serving u.s. attorney, rod rosenstein has become a recognizable figure. often making headlines for locking up crooked politicians including the p.g. county executive jack johnson. now as he leaves maryland to become president trump's deputy attorney general, he says the focus on justice will not change. >> i spent almost three decades in the departme

department. >> in a one-on-one interview with the office. he declined to stay more about his new job which likely will include leading the investigation in russian involvement in the election and the incoming trump administration. he said that the office he leaves will fert out the corruption in maryland, something that continues to frustrate him. >> it surprises me how braisen the officials can be. we want people to be afraid to commit crimes. brad: he said a disappointment is the skyrocketing murder rate. >> folks are killed on the streets of baltimore these days and almost 100% are killed by civilians, not the police. >> he was confirmed yesterday with the same bipartisan support he enjoyed in maryland. he will be sworn? at 6:00. in baltimore,

news. jonathan: coming up next at 4:00, have you seen these two? police hope you have. the hunt for who robbed an armored car in the district. >> concern for the frustration for riders and workers and maybe over a policy. we have more in a live report. alison: new at 52:00, emotional outpouring as prince george's county honors an officer killed in the line of duty.

jonathan: police need your he en. they released a black ascensioner that the guys bail out holding what look like ak-47's. they robbed an armored car last week in northwest and they were driving the agenre. if you know who they are or the vehicle, police would like your help to find them. nancy: the president promised tax reform and the big cuts. now we are seeing an outline. michelle: the team sharing the proposal that offers very little specifics. we dig deeper in the plan. >> with three days to go before trump hits the 100-day mark the white house is going big o

campaign promises. >> under the trump plan we will make a massive tax cut for businesses. massive tax reform in simplification. >> secretary steven mnuchin and national economic director gary cohn laid out the vision for tax policy to reduce the tax rate from 45 to 15% would be the biggest tax cut in u.s. history, mnuchin claims. the white house also wants tax relief for the middle income families, end the alternative minimum tax and simplified tax code. >> taking the current seven tax brackets we have them today and reducing them to three brackets. 10%, 25% bracket and 35% bracket. >> democrats and deficit hawks appear united in the opposition questioning how the country will pay the bills. >> that is a tax giveaway to the very, very

that will explode the deficit. >> speaker paul ryan would be taxed to get the votes has the details. the administration has not explained how it would be paid for. the draft comes a the leaders in congress continue to negotiate over a deal to fund the government which runs out of money at the end of friday. jonathan: gloomy and stormy. that is the forecast for the capitals. better for us. doug: clearing up. the sun comes out. we haven't had any sunshine. now the pattern is changing and warm and muggy and feel like summer. you go rest. i know you like to rest. >> i'll go sit down. you got this? doug: yeah. easy chair. pick up a cross road puzzle. it's still 69 in washington. it's not much fun. fredericksburg in sunshine at 74.

this is the storm, the circulation pattern. this is the one creeping up the coast. now far enough out to allow the clearing to move in with the high pressure. we will see skies clear across the region but with the ground so damp and the temperatures that are still mild, good bet to see area of fog. plenty of sunshine tomorrow. in the evening look at this. we have the area of the severe thunderstorms breaking out with the areas mid-south. the cold front will affect us tomorrow night as well. bus stop, school on thursday morning. sunshine, area of fog. 63. 76 at recess. 85 in the sunshine. it's warm. the future cast will show sunshine, shows approach of the front in the afternoon and the evening hours. get overnight we have the occasional showers. another warm day friday. after that, we are going to see warmer temperatures in the

weekend. a complete weekend forecast. ten of day outlook. other things coming up in 15 minutes. michelle: we look forward to it. thank you. there is word that some of the metro workers might not show up to work on friday. nancy: they are planning a sick-out. abc7 covering the metro, transportation reporter brianne carter explains why the service won't be disrupted, though. brianne: in the last half hour we learned from the metro officials 500 employees have asked for advance request for leave for time-out on friday. but metro says all the requests were denied and the service at the station are operating as normal come friday. this is as the union says there is growing frustration over this, absentee ism policy in place for couple of months. we know at this point that they have the staff that are ready to prepare the bus and the rail services

they may follow the policies in place but it has a new absentee. i effective march is. thaw say that is for excused like doctor appointment or a personal matter but employees can call in sick if they call in the night before with unexcused absence. but metro says that is not how the policy is played out and the members are frustrated. >> local 689 supports the action of the members 100%. we support them calling in on the wmata policy the way they are supposed to. this

sense. we have an absentee policy. >> what does it mean for riders? we have more at 5:00. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. "7 on your side" consumer alert. coke taking active approach to the soda sales because they are down. they launched coca-cola plus. they are putting fiber in coke and marketed for those 40 and over. it also launched canada dry plus. also with fiber. they haven't said if we'll get them here. >> get the fiber somehow. twitter stock soaring after the latest earnings report. it surged 10%. it's had several quarters of the disappointing results so this is a bright spot for the company. helping the company here with an increase in users. twitter added 9 million users per month in the past quarter.

makes uggs may put the brand up for sale. it might be a tough sale. both brands are not as popular as they used to be. nancy: sad news from hollywood. director passed away who was the driving force behind "silence as the lamb" and philadelphia. next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- officer pulls up to a burning car with flames shooting out here. jonathan: plus, rounding third. he's safe! how does it happen? does he run over the catcher, dive over the catcher or go around cat and mouse game? michelle: i like that one. jonathan: we'll show how it ends co

michelle: don't blink the next time you watch baseball. you don't know what you will miss. the blue jays drives it to right. they race around the bases and pull that move. superman must be a blue jay! they may have to trade nicknames. nancy: who

a gymnast to play baseball? jonathan: awesome. nancy: go for it. jeter is joining the marlins. sorry, baseball fans, he's not coming out of retirement. he is joining a group led by jeb bush looking to buy the baseball franchise. jonathan: turner hit the for the cycle. he drove in serve runs. one guy. they needed that. beat them 15-12. the worst place to commit a crime. that is the courthouse. you won't believe what he dropped in the open court. i kid you not. this is what makes you smile today. up next

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jonathan: must see video. new dash cam of a police officer racing to a car fire. he pulls up behind it. there is a guy working to get a driver out. drags him out. the officer smashes out the window. the car is on fire. they smash out the window and get the passenger out. drag the passenger out. both people pulled from the car. they will be fine. nancy: this home was vacant and the firefighters evacuate the block as a precaution. the gas line was shut off to the neighborhood as well. 20% of a

scar tissue as he put his life on line to protect the animals. a massive fire ripped through the area. the crew rushed in to save their 45 animals. walter was trapped with the flames shooting 40 feet in the air. he jumped on a fire truck in the shirt and shorts. >> this was a catastrophic event. >> the rhion was not hurt but he was thrown the burn unit for treatment. he said he would do it again. nancy: the last chance you want to break a law are a courthouse. michelle: odds are cameras capture you move. but this man dragged what police say is a bag of

michelle: slimmed out of his hat -- slipped out of the hat to the floor when he was ready to plead guilty on a minor traffic fine. the judge was surprised. >> he was only here for a traffic ticket. he made a traffic ticket where there is the possibility of a fine to turn it in a felony. michelle: that could have been so simple. that is an understatement when you heard from the judge. the man is back in court and hopefully he will leave illegal items behind. jonathan: what do we calls guys like that? knucklehead. for parents the time of year is competitive. i talk about little league. it's rough. a father noticed a sign he hadn't seen before. look at the sine. every parent should read it. five reminders. "these are just kids. this is a game. coaches are volunteers. umpires are human

scouting the league." the president says that the sign has been there for a couple of years and some parents still get so intense. >> nobody complained about the sign. >> a tongue and a cheek way to get the message out there. not mean. it's funny. jonathan: a picture of the sign went viral and if you have had been through the youth sports you can understand why. when i coached it was t-ball and the parents got completely crazy. you have to relax and have the kids have fun. minnesota they think so much is riding on each game. leads to a scholarship or no matter how young they are. so much pressure on the kids. jonathan: so much pressure. worse when the parents, they can't make mistakes. kids make mistakes. let them make mistakes. that is how they become better players. nancy: thank you, coach jonathan. michelle: you

pope mobile for everybody. pope francis allowed children to hop in this morning. the crowd loved this. this isn't new for him. but the first time it's been caught on camera. that is cool. looks it got an upgrade. jonathan: uber believes the future of getting around is flying. they plan to bring flying taxis to dallas and dubai by 2020. the ride sharing giant says its car services help areas with the busy traffic. it will be the uber flying network. nancy: hopefully my taxi won't get lost on the way over. the way these do. funnel of awesome. pair of white tiger cubs now shown off at a zoo in china. they are

the mother wasn't able to feed them. keepers doing it for her. they won't put the cubs before the public until next month. this is special because there are only a couple hundred white tigers left in the world. nancy: adorable to out of this world. collection of the pictures from nasa cassini spacecraft. one of the final missions is to venture between saturn and the rings. it's never been done before. flight control won't know how it goes until tomorrow. there is a signal blackout. if it survives the pass it will make 21 more crossings between the rings and the planet before it plans to crash. it launched 20 years ago. we have a gallery of some of the best pictures. you can see them on the website wjla.com. check it out. another sight in the sky caught on camera. larry smith as a preview of what is coming up at 5:00. larry: we have the dashboard

plus, how plastic bag could be the key to help premature babies survive outside the mother's womb. we tell you about that. and d.c. delegates say if you work in the city you should live in the city. what that means for the federal workers. coming up at 5:00. jonathan: thank you. landing the dream job requires the necessary credentials to qualifier it. michelle: kellye lynn has more. nancy: where students are training to become bartenders tuition free. kellye: auditorium in southeast, two dozen students gather to learn to be a bar tepider. it's designed to help students the reach the goal. >> the most you are doing is the thumbs. this thumb is pushing it through. >> three-week course that targets the unemploy and the

career in hospitality. training that could cost $600 is offered at no charge. >> a lot of etiquette. not just making drinks. but how you operate as a bartender in general. kellye: the beverage company and the other community partners launched the course in d.c. in january. it doesn't only offer the training behind the bar but life and career skills as well. >> what they are learning in that section is resume writing, interviewing skills and how to dress for an interview. kellye: 85% of the local program graduates land jobs. john wesley a father of four has high expectations. >> to get a bar tending job but hopefully even maybe from there becoming maybe a mixologist or even having my own venue, my own establishment over time. kellye: in southeast, kellye lynn, abc7 news. doug: if you are west of washington, i guar

if you get to the metro, there are clouds in between. this look in rockville. metro area. cloudiness and the patches of the blue. the higher the number indicate where you had sunshine. 77 in luray. 76 in culpeper. warrenton. plenty of sun in the past few hours. the clouds are moving. clearing skies across the area. mild temperatures will drop and hold at or above 60-degree mark in most locations. we are looking tonight, overnight through the rush hour tomorrow. through the day, warm up to 75 at lunchtime. pretty good outdoor weather day. toasty side. the nationals are back in town on friday evening. it will be in the mid-80's in the afternoon. still near 80 with the sunshine at first pitch time at

the weekend outlook. showers and the thunderstorms as a possibility saturday afternoon and everything. otherwise partly cloudy and 88. sunday a change. there are questions here. change in the wind direction cooler air to mid-70's. more clouds and maybe a few isolated showers. that is the latest. michelle? michelle: sounds good. thank you. next at 4:00, a "7 on your side" consumer alert. cable a la carte. the options to get the channels you want without cutting the cord. that's after this.

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john: the big e complaints for cable bills why do we pay for dozens of channels don't watch? after years of losing subscribers to the streaming service, cable companies may be on the verge of offering slimmer and the cheaper packages. millions of people cut the court in recent year to cut soaring cable cost. >> we were paying $115 a month. >> the former cable customers are streaming shows via the internet. table companies have noticed the bleeding so bloomberg news says they are rolling out something they never considered before. sports free slim cable bundle. cable without expensive

channels to add hundreds a month to the bill. the sports free bundle that may leave you with too many missing channels. hulu, sling tv, direct tv now and they offer the slim bundles but each have drawbacks. whole group of missing channels. when the sports providers learn they are not part of a package they could sue the cable company. >> if your cable bill goes up the quickest thing is call the provider to see if they offer slimmer bundle. you might drip them $25 a month. john matarese, abc7 news. larry: tonight, driving under the influence of what? researchers find something they have never seen before. hot button with the homeowners. standing room only at the city council. issue that pack them in. metro responds to

announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. larry: d.u.i. may have you thinking of someone who had too much to drink but for the first time the number of the fatal crashes doing drugs is higher than those drinking. stephen tschida is live to break it down. thissed is route 50 out of d.c. the officers who patrol this route are not surprised. more often they tell me they will pull over a driver that they think is drink but turns out he or she is on drugs. >> a study of drivers that are killed in the crashes uncover dramatic shift in contributing factors. >> we find drugs that are more predominant now.

>> they is safety administration found 44% had legal or illegal drugs in their system. 37 tested above the legal limit for alcohol. >> the public needs to understand it's not okay to smoke pot and drive. >> the most common is marijuana but also opioid. they are frequently pulling over the drivers who are determined high. >> imron pair the ability to drive a car. whether it's cocaine, p.c.p. or marijuana. >> thigh are see something many drugged drivers it's sending the member to a training center. to be aware of what the