[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> now, abc 7 news at noon, on your side. adrianna: a howard county teacher and her unborn child dead. her boyfriend committee accused killer, behind bars, getting ready to face the judge. suzanne kennedy has more. suzanne: tyler tessier is

he was arrested last night after laura wallen's body was found in a shallow grave in damascus. she was a teacher as well like high school in howard county. she was last seen with her boyfriend september 2. at a grocery store her car was discovered several days later on september 7. police now think she was killed on the third. was four months pregnant. police say last night the last text her family received indicated that tessier was not the baby's father. appeared earlier this week at a press conference, saying he did not know where wallen was, it all he wanted was for her to come home safely. police say he knew all along where she was. he will face murder charges before he goes before a judge this afternoon. in rockville, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. adrianna: family, friends, students,

been started news of her death. john gonzalez is in columbia, maryland with more on how she is being remembered. howardap notice extra county library's -- we have noticed extra howard county police here in maryland. students were instructed on social media to wear black to school, and that is exactly what we have seen today -- the majority doing so in honor of their beloved teacher, who was killed, found dead yesterday. many of the students and staff still in absolute shock to hear of the news. taught social studies see her 2014. before that, she was over at murray hill middle school, eight years working for the school system here in howard county. an emotional superintendent saying in those eight years, she made a tremendous impact on hundreds if not thousands of students, saying there is no way for normalcy today. >> she was exemplary. she was one of our teachers of the year. she let with her heart, compassion.

her because of her spirit, because of who she was. that is like all of our teachers being school system, individuals, taking care of our schoolchildren, and she represented the best. our children and students are suffering -- our children and teachers are suffering. >> he was on the news, it was just too much, and a lot of people kenw. -- knew. john: the students that even the trivial things like wallen was supposed to help with the t-shirts this week, and now they know why. in colombia, john gonzalez, abc 7 news. adrianna: we are tracking this unfolding investigation around the clock. get the latest news straight to your phone by signing up for text alerts at wjla.com/text. this afternoon, all loans up

it happened this morning near the 12th street exit. police say a trailer carrying concrete struck an overpass, causing a spill. luckily, no one was hurt, and crews were able to quickly clean up the mess. new at noon, police have arrested this man for attempted kidnapping on board a metro bus in northeast. this stems from an incident that accrued last night between miss brown and a seven-year-old. "when i get off this fuss, you are coming with me." eventually, passengers intervened, and she was arrested yesterday after being pulled over for an unrelated issue. plan toe working on a get massive border patrol, so we can be on a plan with daca. people want to see that happened here you have 830

thousand people right here, no fault of their own, so we are working on a plan. we will see how it works out. we will get massive border security, and i think something can happen. it will see what happens, but something will happen. adrianna: right now, president trump says he is pushing to protect dreamers, just over a week after his administration daca program. the after a dinner with top democrats last night, there is still no deal. sam sweeney is live in the newsroom with more on this. sam: you just heard the president before he got on air force one. that half hour ago, he landed in southwest florida, and ft. myers, saying look, we may have a deal, but it has to be finalized. we will have to wait and see. at first, it sounded like it went well inside the white house. the president on his new friends, chuck and nancy, and chocolate pie, but when it was over, the two democrats released a stat

sides reached an agreement to protect the dreamers in exchange for beefing up border security. but that did not include money for the president's border wall. pres. trump: believe me, if we have to close down the government, we are building that wall. sam: no less than 30 minutes later, sarah sanders said " excluding the wall was not agree to."senate minority leader chuck shader , "the president made clear he would continue pushing the wall, just not as part of this agreement." "bipartisan" had been the buzzword of the day. before that dinner, the president had resided over a bipartisan meeting. where the democrat-turned republican president sounded more like a democrat, saying they may have to pay taxes.

higher, they may have to go higher. sam: facing questions about his allegiances. ms theaters: the president is the leader. of the republican party, and he was elected by republicans, so the idea that the republican party is not represented in that room is just ridiculous. sam: the president talked about a massive beef up on security on the southern border, but he did not say anything about the wall. hen asked by a reporter, said look, it may come down the road, and we will figure out later who is going to pay for it. reporting in addition, sam sweeney. adrianna, back to you. adrianna: thanks for the president come as a mentioned, is in florida, touring the aftermath of hurricane irma. the death toll is continuing to climb with at least 30 deaths across three states now being blamed for that storm. more than 100 people are being treated for three had -- dehydration, breathing problems, and heat exhaustion. that is because without power, people say it feels like more than 100 degrees in some places. >> the

tough time with heat. infants that also are experiencing some overheating. adrianna: presidents -- residents say there are ongoing problems complicated by a lack of communication. police have opened a criminal investigation after a nursing home nightmare near miami. eight people died after hurricane irma knocked out power to that facility. that led to days of oppressive heat and humidity. the medical examiner has not determined if those deaths are heat related. most of those who died suffered from respiratory stress and dehydration. >> the unit in the place behind unit innder -- the ac the place behind us was not working, and they were utilizing portable ac units. it is insignificant to reduce the heat and the facility. adrianna: that facility'

surviving residents have been moved. before it hit, that facility had a safety rating of much below average. uss virginia is on its way to the virgin islands. three volunteers are heading to help take care of people and to open up a shelter. the eyelids were among the hardest hit by irma, and residents are desperate for power and water. now to the weather here in our area. was cloudy and humid, but the sun came out, so will we need that umbrella later on today? chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a check of the forecast. people need an umbrella this afternoon, but i cannot tell you exactly where they will be. we had a few showers associated with a remnant of what was once irma, the showers weakening of it. with the sunshine and humidity down, we will see the possibility of a few pop-up thunderstorms this afternoon. as you look at the national

you can definitely feel the summer in the air. the summer chill will remain until tomorrow, the first day of fall. 70 tomorrow, heading into the lower 80's. meantime on thursday, first up, showers, thundershowers this evening. the weekend looking better. we are keeping a track on jose, although no models i am seeing are bring it into the u.s. east coast. the models are bring it to the carolina coast lines next week. in the meantime, keeping an eye on showers in southern fauquier county. that is it for the moment. as we get later into the afternoon and evening, the computer models show showers and thunderstorms be a possibility into the nighttime hours. as we get into tomorrow, we will keep our eyes open for a couple of showers during the region -- around the region as well. dropht, temperatures will slowly, and probably be in the 60's by tomorrow morning. will update tomorrow, the

10-day, it about five minutes. adrianna: thanks, doug. coming up on abc 7, what was he thinking? a heavily armed student opened fire at a high school in washington state, killing one student and injuring others. the warning signs that the student was headed for trouble. plus, and intense investigation in chicago. are police closing in on information after a teenager was found dead in a freezer? first, let's head to eric for traffic. eric: good afternoon. it is not to that of a rising today. -- it is not too bad we have a bito off a jam here, well back toward a ride norton, north of. route 1. it is a short stretch of delays to get things started this afternoon. you see the on

george washington parkway slowing down a little bit, but nothing too slow. so far heading into the district out of virginia. the capital beltway at river road, for the other side of the beltway, we have a bit of a volume issue for the inner loop work zone in the left lane. that is all from the tropics center for now.

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adrianna: an update now at a mystery at aout a hotel after a 19-year-old chicago woman was found dead in a freezer. security is looking through security footage

media. officers have identified 12 people so far. kenneka jenkins was found in a freezer at the crowne plaza hotel on sunday after attending a party there. it is still not clear how she died. caught on camera, a brazen theft at a california grocery store. theeillance video captured moment a woman snatches a purse off an elderly woman when she was not looking. take a look again at she stops this woman until her back is turned, and then she grabs the purse off of her scooter. the thief was able to get away. now new details about the school shooting in washington state. killing oneen fire, and wounding three others before a custodian was able to stop him. that suspect is now in custody. abc's clayton sandell is live with developments. layson: justice classes were starting, gunfire at this high school near spokane. multiple victims shot. >> at multiple shots. clayton: authorities say a male student

multiple guns. >> he was carrying a bag, he sat down, pulled it out, and started shooting. weaponent to his next and a student walked up to him, engaged him, and that student was shot. that student did not survive. clayton: the gunman just shot three more students before a shot hi. he was taken into custody, but he has not been identified because he is a juvenile. >> there are certain things he said to me that i would rather not share. clayton: in that he recently warned friends something that was coming. >> he was handing out notes to friends, and it says that he was going to do something stupid that might get him killed or in jail. clayton: students say they told of school counselors, it is not clear what was done. >> we need to find out what is going on with our society, to our children, to decide the need to take weapons. clayton:

tightknit community now waking up to a horrifying and far too common tragedy. thought my kids went to such a great school, and you never with anything like this would happen here. but it definitely can happen anywhere. adrianna: now to a scare for the royal family. a woman was arrested for trying to bring into prince george's new school on tuesday. it is believed the young prince was not there. his first day did make headlines all over the world just last week. >> i do think on this occasion, to leave a gate open, which essentially invites people to walk in, was a breach of security, and from here on in, that gave must be manned. adrianna: british police are working with the school to review and security measures. it is not everyday a kid asks to mow the lawn, but an 11-year-old from falls church sent a letter to

do some groundskeeping at the white house. the good news -- you are hired. press secretary sarah huckabee sanders says frank will get the job tomorrow. so the question is, do what is the weather going to be likeug, -- doug, what is the weather going to be like tomorrow? doug: pretty good. we cannot rule out an isolated shower or two. get it done. i am happy for him. nothing in the metro area right now. it is kind of a summery midday. nice to be out to lunch. alexandria is 39 degrees. nice cloud structures today. the next through several hours, the combination of heat and humidity, the remnants to our northwest, maybe not to trigger a few showers or storms. midday temperature, 78 washington, frederick, 76 in oh, and a current temperature of 77 in fredericksburg.

what is left of the circulation with irma. in between the showers to the east and was to the west, we have increasing sunshine. possibility later this afternoon and evening of scattered thundershowers. this is time stamped at 4:30 p.m. this afternoon, a location -- you have got to pay attention to the exact location to know exactly where the future showers and storms will be. the takeaway method is to say it will be possible in this region through this afternoon and evening as well. tomorrow, we will have shower activity. fine by the weekend. i think things will settle down. this is via tomorrow afternoon, by the way. a few more showers popping up. tomorrow, near 80 degrees. showers and thunderstorms a good bet. tonight on a taper off, lows as 65. tomorrow, a chance of showers developing as well. looking ahead to josé, the latest from the hurricane center

, top with only 70 miles an hour, so that means josé is a tropical storm and hurricane. but it may well over the next few days gain a little strength over the ocean and become a low in hurricane. national hurricane center track heads to the atlantic, to the north. we will keep an eye on it. possibilities are still there to get close to the coast, but a weak, low-end category 1 storm not raising a lot of red flag. here is our look at our extended outlook. summery for several more days, six in a row here, after today with temperatures in the 80's. that is a start contrast to the cool start we have had to the month of september. we get through the final days of the month next week, we arrive at friday, the 22nd, which is the tonal equinox, individually the summer of 2017 will be done. but i like fall.

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adrianna: back now with a story about one ceo's strategy to help her get ahead in silicon valley. she says she dyed her hair brown so she can be taken more seriously in the tech world. rebecca jarvis has this story. rebecca: why are we in oakland? i met a successful ceo in silicon valley. she works at a diversion and

she has something that has everything talking at her hair. >> i made the decision to change my perception anyway so that it improves the likelihood of, you know, being taken more seriously as a leader as opposed to maybe a sexual object. whatever secrets to getting ahead -- proactively fighting the blonde stereotype, going from this to this. >> when i first started the company, i was giving advice -- getting advice my friend of mine who just broke down terms about perception and how you should be perceived. running herle company has a blonde in a male-dominated workforce, she knew her hair color made a less likely to be taken serious by potential investors. eileen: i kept getting comments like, it is so impressive that you are so youn and doing this.

choice to dress down, too. choosing glasses, t-shirts, and broken glasses. eileen: i wanted to be less sexy. rebecca: the next verse this feeling is common in the workplace. >> women who dress more feminine jewelry, looke more attractive are less likely to be hired for managerial positions. leen says it is not just in silicon valley. all overt happens america, in our schools, offices, in our government, so this is a phenomenon that affects all of us. adrianna: still much more ahead on abc 7 news at noon -- finally seeing some sunshine after a morning filled with clouds. can we see what weather later

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now recovering halloween hurricane irma. insident trump touchstone the state. -- touches down in that state. we have the cleanup process underway. reporter: good afternoon, adrianna. i want to take you to live pictures of president trump and vice president mike pence who just arrived at the naples escapes mobile home park. they are giving away water. there with governor rick scott and his wife. to talkan opportunity to people who work to rest -- directly impacted by this storm. earlier today committee met with the governor, florida senator marco rubio, and they talked , members of fema, the first responders, and then they headed to this area, which by theolutely devastated storm. there was a lot of flooding as well as debris.

about -- it is meeting the people, seeing the damage and devastation firsthand. president trump and first lady melania trump in southwest florida thursday to see the devastation firsthand. pres. trump: i came down to see fema, to see the coast guard, to see the army, marines, everybody. the navy, the job that everybody has done is incredible. kristen: recovery underway for areas impacted by irma. some places remaining piled with debris, making access difficult. others still flooded, and rescues still going on. >> two ladies were hollering, if they were in water almost up to their shoulders. i have no idea how they got there. kristen: utility companies working to restore power, and buildings still without electricity. sweltering temperatures making life uncomfortable and difficult. the heat plus a lack of power for

played a part in the death of residence in a hollywood, florida nursing home. >> the state needs to look at the entire regulatory scheme, how often they inspect nursing homes, what are the requirements for backup services, what happens when there is a failure of air-conditioning systems in the florida heat of day? kristen: a criminal investigation underway, it authorities are asking first responders to check residents in other assisted living facilities. florida gov. rick scott has said they are pouring resources into what happened here. this is an issue all across the state. we talked to people yesterday who are concerned about this very thing. remember, 3 million people here still do not have power, and with this kind of heat and blazing sun, it is incredibly dangerous, and now we have learned deadly to be in these kind of conditions. this is something we are watching very carefully. if our company says they are working day in and day out t

it is especially dangerous for elderly conditions --elderly and children. back to you. adrianna: all right, thank you, kristen holmes, reporting live in naples, florida. in our area, a much different look than this morning. meteorologist doug hill has a check forecast. cloudy skies across the regio. camera a view from the at tysons corner, the hyatt regency looking out to the west. some fair weather clouds, definitely a summery feel. doppler radar shows a little shower coming out of fauquier county, almost to manassas and manassas park. so approaching the measure your information possible. the metro,proaching a shower possible. a few thundershowers to develop. that for later this evening and

tomorrow looks ok. a couple of showers late in the day as well. 705, partly cloudy skies, 75. i kind of think possibly and think -- positively and think we will be fine. let's talk about weather conditions. showers and thunderstorms are definitely a thing to watch later this afternoon and tonight, but other than an isolated shower here and there am of the rest of the run, friday, saturday, and sunday, summery and very nice. the king street art festival over the weekend looks fine. the vessel 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. -- the festival to :00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. saturday is fine. we will check out the weekend in a couple of minutes, adrianna. -- i praypray that that she is safe and is coming back. that is all i care about right now. adrianna:

, praying for the safe return of his pregnant girlfriend, missing teacher laura wallen. just last night, police arrested him for her murder. they believe he killed her and varied her body. at the top of the hour, he will face a judge for the first time. suzanne kennedy is outside the montgomery county courthouse with the latest. suzanne: tyler tessier is scheduled to be arraigned at 1:00 this afternoon here in rockville. he was arrested last night around 5:30 p.m. after laura wallen's wadding was found buried in a shallow grave in damascus. she was a teacher at well-liked hostile -- while blake high ---ol -- while the lake wild lake high school. she was last seen on september 2. police believe he killed her september 3. the last message her family received from tessier

of hernot the father baby. he said at a press covers he did not know where she was and all he wanted was for her to come home safely. police say he knew all along where she was. tessier will face first-degree murder charges when he goes before a judge this afternoon. in rockville, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. adrianna: today, grief counselors will be on hand at two schools, murray middle school and wilde lake high, where she taught. they gathered for support and struggles to make sense of the news. much hate there be so to take a soul that meant so much to students? like, look around you -- these are kids. >> it does not stop right away. forever we will love this woman. adrianna:

of their future forever. we are tracking an investigation around the clock for you. get the latest news straight to your phone by signing up for text alerts at wjla.com/text. at noon, an abc 7 eye-opening story for parents out there. the health warning you need to know about when your kid is snoring. why it could be a sign of an even more dangerous problem. plus, a soldier's surprise. details on this reunion that was long overdue.

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you may think it is q when your child snores, but it could be a warning sign of a much bigger problem. doctors a say a child could be suffering from sleep apnea, a problem with children and can cause kids to be misdiagnosed. >> many kids may get labeled as being hyperactive, and i think it is important to look at a variety of different causes that could be contributing to the. it may not be that sleep is the only cause, but if there is a worry, it can be investigating. symptoms ofher sleep apnea in children include hyperactivity, trouble focusing in school, depression or anger, and even then wedding. -- bed wedding. it is a military surprise you probably have not seen before -- a navy veteran surprises his wife at a dolphin -- his wife, who is a dolphin trainer. lieutenant eric

went to see role. stairs, down the and people started cheering. >> i could not find him, then i waved my dolphin away and found him. it is nice to have him home. thank you for being a part of it. is really special. adrianna: the couple has been married for 10 years. they have four kids. both of the parents served in the navy. those are always feel good stories. i love it. doug: i was like to see them. summer is here. you may have thought it checked out early. the good thing is, we will not have excessive heat and humidity, but it will feel like late him or -- late summer. here we go on this noontime edition on thursday, coming up at 20 minutes 1:00. and beautiful view. just gorgeous. it is warm

to about 80 already in many spots, however, what i think we will deal with for the afternoon will be a shower or two and a couple of thunderstorms popping up in the air mass other. couple of reasons for it -- kind andeftover energy from irma southwesterly winds bringing warmer, more humid air, and the sunshine kind of destabilizing things. showers and thunderstorms through the afternoon and maybe tonight as well. one little area of showers out there, you see prince william's county. will keep an eye on that. mostly showers this morning, they were pretty heavy, but they have moved northeast. a shower will be the exception rather than the rule, but later this afternoon and evening, a chances for a few more showers and thunderstorms to boot with the energy again and the unstable atmosphere kind of combining to give a chance of scattered precipitation. that will be the story in the late-night hours as well. tomorrow, more afternoon showers, thunderstorms just scattered around the

conditions, and that will last through the weekend. you are looking at the animation and prediction for tropical storm jose from the national hurricane center. it is expected to regain minimal hurricane status as we head through sunday, wins at about 80 miles an hour through the ocean. you will notice the cone goes through the outer banks of the west into the atlantic of the east. you know how this works -- this is the most likely track, not begin to drop, but it could be as far west as the outer banks. something we will watch. whichever way it goes from it will move north, it again, it is a low level hurricane. 83orrow, 82 for a high, saturday, 84 sunday. it will be nice, a lot of outdoor activities, just keep sky and enjoye the weekend. lots of 80's and occasionally mid 80's by next tuesday. sunny and turning cooler by thursday and

atomic equinox, also known as autumn, also known as fall, and also noted as my favorite season of the year. the best weather occurs early to mid october. fall is a good time here. adrianna: all right. thank you, doug. developing -- a new controversy for press secretary steven mnuchin. military that. abc's brian ross broke the story and has exclusive details. newly married this summer, steven mnuchin formally requested that he and his wife, regularly seen in designer clothes, be allowed to travel in style in a government jet on their honeymoon to europe at an estimated cost of $25,000 an the price for taxpayers would be several hundred

>> they cannot be expecting taxpayers to foot the bill for a hollywood lifestyle. his request was withdrawn after officials reportedly raised the issue of how it would look for a man worth more than $300 billion to take a personal trip at taxpayer expense. in a statement to abc news, a treasury spokesperson said it was all about the need for secure communication, and that alternatives were made available. to the happy couple had to travel at their own expense. >> that is just slap-your-forehead dumb. you don't have to look at a government ethics report to know that it is just blatantly wrong. brian: just a few weeks later, he and his wife, louise limited get a government jet for where,y for a trip, among other things, they viewed the solar it's close -- solar eclipse.

this response to critics had its own backlash -- "you think the u.s. government paid for our honeymoon and personal travel? lol. have you given more to the economy then me and my husband?"she later apologized. she appeared in this episode of the cbs program "csi" dressed as maria's wet, a french royal who famously said of the starving peasants, "let them eat cake." adrianna: 12:47 is your time. now to a consumer alert your target wants to improve consumers' shopping experience by adding more staff. it is increasing holiday hiring by 40% this year. they are adding 100,000 workers for 1800 stores as well as 4500 workers to pack and ship online orders at its warehouses. the retailer says the extra stuff will make shopping easier during one of the busiest time

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cleveland is now tying the chicago cubs for the second longest winning streak in baseball history. coming up, it is a murder that stunned a california community. after the break, we will review tonight's "20/20" s

adrianna: happening tonight, abc is unraveling the murder case of laci peterson. 2002, peterson, who was nearly eight months pregnant, was murdered by her husband. abc will release their newest documentary that left the community stunned. here is a preview with dan abrams. good afternoon. thank you for coming on the show. dan: my please.

tonight? s believe you have laci' parents and a key person in this case, amber frey? dan: yes, as well as the detectives who investigated this case. i do think you get a new perspective on it with some of these folks being able to look back on it 15 years later. there is, i think, a greater willingness to talk about some of the detail, etc. and i think it really tells a sort of interesting picture of ,xactly what happened back then but it also takes us to where we are today, which is there is an active appeal from scott peterson, trying to get a new trial. adrianna: i was going to ask you about that. he has a petition claiming he was denied a fair trial. in your expert opinion, what do you make of that petition? dan: look, is always a long shot i

to win an appeal like that. when you are filing an appeal, you are not trying to relitigate you ares, but what really trying to do is convince a court that the judge made mistakes, that the judge -- in this case, for example -- dismissed jurors that should not have been dismissed, allowed jurors on -- and i have made it, made legal rulings that, the defense that, were improper. adrianna: i remember this case back in 2002. i remembered him not being very remorseful. any insight into whether his attitude has changed? dan: no! his attitude is, "i did not do it."

detectives and police officers who focused on me from day one. i think that is part of what makes this so interesting is that 15 years later, we have a guy on death row who still maintains his absolute innocence. one of the things we focus on in the documentary is the fact that there really was not a lot of physical evidence in the case against peterson. get really do come down to come in many ways, his own statements, his own actions, which can be even more powerful than physical evidence. adrianna: thank you so much, dan, for your time. "truth and lies" airstrike here

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adrianna: all right, you have a good day on tap for us. doug: pretty good. it has a summer feel with temperatures approaching the 80. a couple of showers south and west of washington. we do have the possibility of thunderstorms in spots later this afternoon and tonight. tomorrow, maybe an isolated shower or two. the weekend generally fine. again, this area kind of warm and muggy, maybe a likely showers saturday. otherwise, good stuff from tuesday, wednesday, thursday of next week with temperatures in the 80's, we turn cooler. the beginning of next weekend, the first week of fall, it will be cooler. adrianna: any chance we can change doug's farewell t

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