group of teens chased by martinez torres after a road rage confrontation last june. investigators say he caught hassanen, bludgeoned her with a baseball bat and dumped her body in a lake near the sterling home. the indictment days after a friday hearing that hassanen's mother shouted at torres saying, "you kill her" and threw a shoe at him. martinez torres to make his first post indictment appearance on thursday. at the "live desk," richard reeve, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. a jury convicted a new jersey man for last year's explosion in new york that injured 30 people. prosecutors say khan rahimi planted two bombs in the chelsea neighborhood and he also faces charges for a shootout in new jersey. alison: a scare on a double-decker bus in d.c. full of tourists. a man got on board and went after the driver. stephen tschida live with where it went down

white house. stephen? stephen: that is right, alison. right near the white house. check it out. we are on h street in front of the white house. last night, workers here at the hey adams describe the scene to me. they saw a man running through 16th street. they were afraid he would hit by a car. he took off down 8th street. right here, seconds later, the double decker tour bus slammed to a halt. they saw the passenger screaming, yelling, then they say they saw one of the passengers jump up, run to the bus driver's rescue. pull the man off of the driver. hauled him off the bus to the sidewalk. until police could arrive and arrest this suspect. the man now charged with attempted carjacking; resisting arrest. and assault. that is the very latest from the scene last night. reporting live, steve steve, abc7 news. michelle: -- stephen tschida, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. bowe beg

to desertion and misbehavior. he was captured and released after simultaneous release of detainees from guantanamo bay. alison: president trump had lunch with mitch mcconnell and both said they are working to the on tax reform and repealing obamacare. president trump: we have been friends for a long time. we are probably now, despite what we read, as far as i'm concerned closer than ever before. the relationship is very good. we are fighting for the same thing. alison: the president blamed cuba for the sonic attacks on americans in havana and said he will declare opioid emergency next week. meanwhile, the attorneys general of maryland an d.c.

president's plan to ban transgender troops from the military. in a brief filed in u.s. district court in d.c. the group argued a ban is unconstitutional and against the national interest. insupports a -- it supports a lawsuit by the lgbt groups challenging the ban. michelle: the young anne arundel county woman injured in the las vegas shooting is back in maryland. she is undergoing treatment at johns hopkins and is where brad bell is tonight. how is tina frost doing? brad: she is still really in stuff shape. she is not able to speak. she does open her eyes a little bit. the family has a sense that she understands people are there caring for her but getting her out of las vegas and back to maryland is viewed as a big, positive step. >> after two weeks in a las vegas hospital, shooting victim tina frost has

she was transferred to johns hopkins hospital in baltimore last night, accompanyed by her boyfriend and her mother. the spokesperson says it should help tina heal and her family cope. >> i think just knowing her way around, not being in a foreign city to them makes a difference. brad: frost was shot in the head in a shooting rampage in las vegas. she has lost an eye and suffered trauma to her brain. since emerging from a coma last week, she has shown signs of progress. thumbs up to her long-time boyfriend. a smile, recognition that her family is with her. and three small steps. >> she is able to bear some weight and she is able to know to move her legs one in front of the other. but that is the extent of walking she is doing. what she has been able to show us so far has been unbelievable. these are just baby steps on a long road. brad: well,

ready to speak on camera. that is why there is a family spokesperson you heard from there. but she did step outside and speak to abc7. she wanted to make it clear from the community she appreciates all of the support coming in. nearly $600,000 raised on a go fund me, two fundraisers held across the area this past weekend. she wants people to know even with the positive sine -- signs, tina has a long role ahead and they will likely be at the hospital for a months ahead. alison: thank you. as the firefighters gain ground on the california wildfires we enlearned a firefighter died after the tanker truck died. it brings the death toll to 41. nearly 150 people remain unaccounted for. while some are returning to what is left of the homes more than 40,000 are still kept away. the fires among the w

nearly 6,000 buildings. the fires devastated many vineyards and how it could affect the wine industry at home. michelle: more condo garage smash and grabs. is it the same person? steve: a cold front moved through this morning and it took with it the clouds. now we are looking to clearing skies. breezy conditions. are you ready for this? frost advisory for part of the area. northern montgomery county, loudoun county and frederick points north and west of us. more about that. plus a cool start to tuesday. we are looking ahead to the weekend. we have howard university homecoming then marine corps marathon. more on both events coming up in a few minutes.

alison: we are back with breaking news. an 11-year-old missing since saturday has been found. houston's disappearance prompted an investigation by the f.b.i. no details yet about where she was found but the facebook tells us she is safe. michelle: an arrest hours after a number of car

break-ins inside a d.c. parking garage. this morning a man broke in the iowa condos garage in northwest smashing dozens of car windows and taking items inside. last week we showed you surveillance video of a suspect in a similar break-in two blocks away. police will now look at those videos to see if the man arrested today is also responsible for the other crimes. alison: d.c. is pitching four sites in the bid for amazon's second headquarters. so the locations are along the an anacostia river front, capitol hill east, near howard university in the shaw neighborhood and the noma union station area. mayor bowser: business publication around the nation put us in the top five, the top two, top three cities that the experts say meet the criteria. alison: so that is d.c. meanwhile, virginia is pitching ten locations including four spots close to our are

works in maryland. deadline for proposals is coming up. it's thursday. michelle: with the numbers it sounds like the odds are in our favor but we have to wait and see. still ahead, checking in with puerto rico after hurricane maria's devastation. the food and the medical supplies pouring in from here at home. q: wildfires continue to destroy wine country in california. what does it mean for the commonwealth? are you paying more for the favorite red? i'm q mccray. i have

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president trump: suspended them for one game. then two games and three and for the season. you would haven't people disrespecting the anthem right now. alison: that was president trump's response in the rose garden asked about the players kneeling in the anthem. reporters told him said hillary hirl -- hillary clinton said it doesn't mean it's against the anthem and he said thoughts like that are why she lost the election. the nfl owners are meeting in new york tomorrow to try to respond

to players kneeling in the anthem. and former quarterback colin kaepernick claim team owners colluded to deny him a job in the league. he does not have a spot on the team. he started to kneel in anthem to call attention to killing black men by police. michelle: this is a fire burning near the popular robert mondavi winery in california. one of hundreds of vineyards impacted by the wildfires. what impact will it have on the local and the national wine supply? q mccray went to a virginia vineyard to find out. q: that is a sound wine lovers are more than familiar with. this isn't. deadly wildfires devastate california's wine industry. dozens of the vineyards burn as the businesses struggle to recover. there we are just after harvest now. >> what does this mean for the vineyards in the commonwealth? >> to see

ablaze is saddening to us in the industry. >> peter is a wine expert at the winery. one of virginia's top wine producers. >> we have seen a steady increase in demand for virginia wine year of year. i think the trend will continue regardless of what is going on in northern california. >> for the cost of wine -- >> i don't think it will affect our prices per se. maybe too early to tell on the effect of the price for california wine. >> system of the vineyards in california could feel the effect of the wildfires for the next three to five years. because that is how long it takes to grow shrines like these that are mature enough to produce the best tasting grapes. >> if you go by a vineyard they are just starting out. you get fruit but it's not usable for wine. >> the older the vine, the better the wine. some california vineyards are more than a century old. most grapes there were harvested before the fire. even if they survive the blaze -- >> you can get taste changes from the

it will impart some flavor. maybe not good ones. >> in centreville, q mccray, abc7 news. alison: one month after hurricane maria devastated puerto rico, just 15% of the island has electricity. the governor says it is unlikely full power will be restored until the middle of december. amid criticism of the federal government response to the crisis, individuals and charities have stepped up to do what they can. anjelique just delivered medical supplies to her hometown in the far western part of the island. >> we took insulin and syringes and hundreds of antibiotics. >> well, relief organizations and the hospitals like johns hop championships and medstar washington donated the life-saving medicine and supplies. chef andreas is still there helping out in puerto rico. he is tweeting out pictures with the #chefsforpuerto rico. he has a um

they are now serving up 100,000 meals a day in puerto rico. the chefs are now moving to other cities in that hurricane battered island as more planes carry food are brought in. michelle: the power of the wind. that was hurricane ophelia as it turned north in the atlantic battering ireland with 80 miles per hour wind gust. the last hurricane there was 1961. they are not used to the weather. stephen: not at all. you think gulf coast and the puerto ricos and the areas that are prime for hurricanes. now ireland. it's been a long time. for us -- alison: did you mention the word "frost" earlier? steve: for part of the area. michelle: let's get to that. steve: back track to say the

you are saying when was that? we will stay cloud free through the overnight hours. if you have anywhere to go in the next hour or so and you plan to be out for a few hours you can make sure you have a jacket with you. because things are going to cool down quickly. 61 at dulls. 63 frederick. same at reagan national airport. coolest spot the garrett county. winds beginning to settle down. these are the gusts for you at 22 miles per hour. the winds will ease tru the evening hours. we don't worry about the wind chill factors but the night time lows are the coldest since may 14 of this year. we have a frost advisory north and west of the district. northern montgomery co

shenandoah, rockingham counties. if you have plants on the front porch or the back deck bring them indoors to protect them from the potential for frost. nothing for the immediate metro. nothing for southern maryland. not for tonight it's coming in the next couple of weeks. 35 to 45. overnight lows. mainly clear skies. there is the frost advisory. mainly west of d.c. now waking up for tuesday morning, jacket, fleece, something like that. middle 30's in manassas. 37 in middleburg. 44 in pasadena. we are looking for temperatures to ramp up but not warming up tremendously tomorrow. even though we have full sunshine from morning through the noontime hour to the afternoon. highs will only make it in the lower 60's. by later in the day. don't forget the sunglasses as you head out the door. you will need them.

sunday. the temperatures start in the lower 60's. we will see the mid-day temperatures in the lower 70's. then the fall color change. looking good out there. west of d.c. not much for the immediate metro. not for this week or next week. the ten-day outlook for stormwatch7, 70's for wednesday, thursday, friday. looks great this weekend. next best chance of showers are later on the day on monday. week from today. into the day on tuesday. michelle: all right. thank you so much. look at this. alison: this image will mesmerize you. it's afy jet spinner -- fidget spinner space. the astronaut tweeted the video from the national space station over the weekend. it's now going crazy online. so in zero gravity, fidget spinners should keep spinning until someone has to stop it. robert: wow! keeps going. michelle: look at that forever. a lot to talk about in sports. we have get to that. all

college basketball. robert: confusing, right? michelle: sort it out for us. robert: will do. a little confusion in college park but that is cleared up. find out what cartoon character jay gruden compared

robert: well, as the injury list piles up for

nervous. defensive end jonathan allen suffered a sprain in his foot and might be out for a month. meanwhile, quarterback breelan, both the star cornerbacks are out with an injury. he has had an m.r.i. on the knee today and it turns out he has a sprained mcl. he is day-to-day and not ruled out for monday against eagles. jay gruden says he can bounce back just like that. coach gruden: he has always been a fast healer. he's like gumby. he took a pretty big shot on that play. i thought he would be out for a little bit of time but he recovers quickly. we'll see. robert: well, in college park, maryland athletic director kevin anderson announced he is going on a six-month sabbatical. several media reports said he had been fired. which the school denied in a brief statement. here is part of what he said in a release today -- the university of maryland granted me the opportunity to remain in my position as athletic director while i take a six-month professional development sabbatical

focusing on leadership development. while on sabbatical, the regular duties of running the department will be performed by an administrator to be selected by the president." finally, long-time basketball coach rick pitino officially fired. linked to the f.b.i. investigation into fraud and corruption in college basketball. there you go! a lot of drama. michelle: a lot of news there. thank you, robert. robert: no problem. alison: final look at the weather tonight. steve: winter is around the corner. this is a frost advisory tonight north and west of town. it does not include the district or arlington or alexandria but northern montgomery county, frederick and loudoun, make sure you bring plants indoors. 62 for the high tomorrow. rebounding to 70 on wednesday. lower 70's on thursday. let's jump ahead to the weekend. it looks fantastic. temperatures in the mid-to-upper 70's both saturday and sunday. great running weather, at least early on for the marine corps marathon. a little tiny bit hot. alison: all right.

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