kimberly: this innocent woman on her way to becoming a counselor for troubled teens killed behind the wheel. the young person the police say was responsible who leapt to his death but survived. and a woman's vehicle target with a swastika. she shares her story only on 7. and a disturbing story emerging involving american troops overseas. a homicide investigation now underway. >> now, abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. kimberly: 7 on your side tracking rain, falling temperatures, wind, but

let's get right over to meteorologist josh knight. in onthe cold air moving the backside of the system, bringing some snow into the area. i will have that camera up in a few minutes, but a wide picture, the cold air is moving in. ramping upssure is just off the coast. as the cool air moves in, snow in parts of western maryland. closer to home, that is where we are looking at showers beginning to break down a little bit across the region. with that, as the rain starts to move out, that is when we will really watch the wind ramp[ up. we will have wind gusts close to40 to 50 miles per hour. have your rain bands to the south, winchester, and often western maryland, blue and pink showing up,

strange to see snow this time of year. the cooler air really moving in. that is taking over. with that, the feels like temperature in d.c., 42, 39 warrenton, winchester feels like 41. 40 milesing close to per hour and a lot of places right now, and we probably have not seen the strongest gusts yet. even tomorrow morning will still degrees atindym 48 7:00, 52 degrees at noon, up to 58 degrees, but it does not feel that warm. the halloween forecast coming up in just a bit. kimberly: in florida, tropical e pummeling the sunshine state. four tornadoes touchdown. spotted what-95 appeared to be a twister, the new transformer exploded.

right in front of me. kimberly: a mobile home park was blown to pieces. all of this on the five year .nniversary of superstorm sandy that deadly storm hit new york and new jersey very hard. for the latest news and the weather at your fingertips, download the abc 7 app. an incredibly tragic story in vienna, where a 12-year-old boy tried to commit suicide and welled up killing a driver instead yesterday on i-66. cheryl conner spoke to the driver's father. she joins us live from vienna. it sounds like this counselor wanted to help teenagers like the one who jumped yesterday. cheryl: that's right, kimberly, we learned more about marissa harris. her parents are still trying to understand exactly what happened.

overpass. there is fencing in the center with the low guard rails, making it very easy for a jumper. melissa harris was going places. was ad tells us she graduate student at marymount university in arlington, studying clinical counseling. she was driving a ford escape with her boyfriend in the front seat when virginia state police say that a 12-year-old boy jumped off an i-66 overpass and hit her car. terrible, especially that a 12-year-old would do something like that. cheryl: it happened saturday afternoon on the cedar lane overpass. this person works in a mental health facility. >> it's sad. cheryl: her boyfriend had to steer the car off the interstate. he was not injured. harris died at the scene.

life-threatening. a short guard,as giving plenty of room for a jumper, but there is fencing at the highest point. >> that is where a lot of seriously depressed individuals will go to try to hurt themselves. said itharris ' father was too soon to speak on camera, but wanted us to know that morris of volunteered with children. andgrew up in olney graduated from shorewood high school and towson university before going to marymount. the irony as she wanted to help kids just like the 12-year-old boy who the police say attempted suicide. an only child.is the boy has not been identified. cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kimberly: flames, thick smoke, and four

second floor of a burning home. prince george's county fire is credited with saving all of them. the youngest just seven months old. nine people live in this temple hills home. some crawled out the windows, one even jumped from the second floor. a17-year-old is sedated on ventilator tonight. the mother was at work when the fire started. >> i never met for that. the fire department did a wonderful job, i'm not going to lie. kimberly: flames appeared to have started in the kitchen. fire investigators are trying to piece together what sparked it. an update every person was hit by an amtrak train in d.c. ewss was late-breaking n last night. the police are still investigating.

tonight, still no arrests in the laurel shooting that sent a 14-year-old to the hospital. howard county police found the boy last night on laurel road. at last check he was in critical condition. hateon 7, a symbol of plastered onto a car, a red swastika. now the police are looking into who would have done this and why. q mccray has the story that you will see only on abc 7. >> lipstick, makeup. since he aast thing expected to find, a bright red swastika. >> i looked on the window and i saw it had a symbol on the window. q: she was on her way to the movies with her sister when she noticed it. i said come over here and see what somebody put on my window. >> no, this is not acceptable. q: more than 24 hours

later, not even the heavy rain is enough to watch this away. she dialed 911. we reached out to the believe police department. they are still investigating to determine if this is a hate crime she does not understand why she was targeted in the first place. >> everybody in this neighborhood, we are pretty friendly with everybody, so i cannot understand why somebody would do that. q: and they have this message for the vandal. hatejust hope somebody is q: q mccray, abc 7 news. 244-year-old church in alexandria is moving some plaques belonging to george washington and robert e lee. sinceaques have been up 1870. a committee is now deciding where they will be moved to.

american troops overseas. officials investigating if two members of seal team six may have killed an army green beret. died back ingeant june as part of a small group of military personnel supporting the u.s. embassy. is lookinggation into asphyxiation as a possible cause of death. two seals are being questioned. so far they have not been charged. tonight at the white house, russian roulette of sorts, the first charges in the probe expected to be handed down as early as tomorrow morning. we don't know yet who will be charged or what the charges will be. all this as the president delivered a rapid fire series of tweets come as usual. sources tell abc news we may see the first arrest as soon as monday in the criminal investigation led by special counl

russian meddling in the 2016 election and possible collusion. >> there were no russians in our campaign. there never were. we did not win because of russia. we won because of you. reporter: president trump has never acknowledged the findings of 17 u.s. intelligence agencies that russia metal in the elections to benefit him. abc news has confirmed a senior prosecutor was at the federal courthouse in washington friday. sources say the grand jury has approved charges. there is no shortage of members of trump's inner circle who are faced questions plus others we don't know about. the president once again went on the offensive sunday, tweeting that they are using this witchhunt for evil politics. the first arrest may indicate in which direction the criminal prosecution is headed. >> the fact

federal crimes, not state crimes, but on a federal crime means they could be thinking, feeling if i get indicted, that's ok. up, getting the power back on in puerto rico. how way contract controversy could keep thousands of the dark even longer. and a 7 on your side consumer alert you do not want to miss. morean's identity stolen than a dozen times. who she bl

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roversial power contract in puerto rico. whitefish energy had just two employees when they were awarded a massive contract. now just under 30% of customers have power, shy of the projected benchmark for tomorrow. the governor is insisting the november 15 deadline of 50% and 15 will be met, but there is concern that ditching the contract will slow down the recovery. by up to 12 weeks. key west proving strong after hurricane irma tore through the region last month, thousands taking to the streets for an entire week of the studies. the parade features floats, colorful groups, and one group decorated their float with hurricane debris. officials say the event brings

from key west to western maryland, this is real news westernw -- snow in maryland, although it looks like it may have stopped? josh: a little bit of a break. it is very marginal, so a lot of rain mixing in. they are close to weigh winter weather advisory near frostburg, out by 68, pushing it to garrett county. they actually have a chance to see between 2 and 5 inches by tomorrow morning. kimberly: seriously? josh: this setup not nearly as extreme, but when we get the coastal storm, the cold air on the backside, at snowshoe during sandy they got about four feet of snow. not to that extreme. kimberly: i thought we were talking about the wind and rain here. josh:

advisory, not for many of us. this is western maryland and in two parts of west virginia, high not in the snow around the d.c. area, but parts of that area right now. closer to home, 48 degrees at reagan national. winds gusting to 36, making it feel like 42. it will be a rude awakening in the morning. we have not had this kind of cold since early springtime, so keep that in mind. the rain will be out of here, but still light showers coming down for most of us. the blue color on the map and in west virginia, just to the west of harrisonburg, they could have snowflakes out west. d.c., late showers continue at this time. mostrly tomorrow morning, of that is out of here, between 4 a.m. and 5 a.m. this is moving to the north and east quickly. overnight lows 36

6, the rain continuing until about 5 a.m., and wind gusts potentially up to 50 miles per hour and that sticks with us until 10 a.m. i really want to stress the windchill tomorrow morning because it will be about 30 mile poorer wind at times, so 38 degrees is the feels like in culpeper, and even into the 20's and the shenandoah valley and close to i-81. tomorrow morning is really going to be a cold start. through the day, the wind chill through the day hanging in the 40's. this is until lunchtime. degrees at noon. in the afternoon, topping out near 55. even with the sunshine tomorrow, never really getting a chance to warm up too much. winday, halloween, the starts to subside, partly cloudy skies, chilly night

they can about the extra layer under the costume. frankenstein says it will be a-ok. 59 wednesday, a few showers moving back in. then if you are done talking about the snow and the cooldown, we are back into the 70's by friday. next weekend is when we turn the so you get an hour, the extra hour of sleep. sunset gets earlier. a chance of showers next weekend. kimberly: the rain and the wind the not look like it helped the redskins. robert: it did not help at all. or maybe it was the dress. kimberly: not your tie, but my dress? didrt: this play right here not help the redskins at all.

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>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: for the redskins, the next three games on the schedule , they needed this one for some momentum. we start this in the second quarter. here is where the game turned. the skins up 13-7. the field goal attempt is blocked, scooped up, down the sidelines. he will be running for a long time. thereeventually got

the cowboys up one. less than five minutes to go in the game, 26-13. there is life. 26-19. 30 seconds to go, the skins with one more chance. cousins' pass is picked off, pick six. the redskins lose 33-18. they are 3-4 on the season. kirk: you just go back to work. i would approach tuesday the exact same and go back to work. it does not really change anything. keep working and look for ways to continuously improve and trust if we do that good things will happen. robert: not long after the nationals fire dusty baker, a new skipper. reports say that dave martinez will be the new manager. he agreed to a

deal, making him the seventh full-time manager for the nationals since 2005. martinez was the bench coach under joe maddon for the last 10 years. and coming up, abc 7 "sports sunday." we will talk redskins, nationals, and their new skipper. that is right after the news. hoops, wiz on the road against the kings. bradley beal, no suspension after the draymond green incident. there was a fine. john wall to, bradley beal for the flesh. wiz win easily, 110-83. and calgary leads the capitals right now 2-1 in the third. a late-night for you with "sports sunday." kimberly: a lot of good sports coming up. still to come, recent hurricanes impacting the bottom line for u.s. businesses.

and we have some big local weather news.

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says her identity has been stolen 15 times since then. >> i didn't sign up to use equifax, so i feel like all that stuff has been taken and now i'm up theying to sweep pieces and protect myself and my credit. kimberly: she has filed a class-action lawsuit against equifax. what should you do to protect yourself from identity theft? shop with a credit card. it's easier to get stolen money back from that than from your debit card. review your credit report from all credit reporting agency regularly. and you may want to look into freezing your credit so that strangers cannot open your credit in your name. punch of hurricanes harvey,

on u.s. businesses. they halted flights and close stores. airlines and insurance companies were hard hit. the ripple effects were unexpected as well. and harley davidson all say that sales are down. grew 3%that, sale still between july and september. josh has a final look at the forecast coming up.