>> and now, abc7 news at noon on your side. >> right now at noon, a gruesome discovery in frederick, maryland. two bodies found in the middle of the street and now the expected killer is in custody. the investigation is under wea. is underway. reporter: it remains an active crime scene. if you look behind me you can see investigators in frederick are frying to figure out why a man willed two people in this townhouse. two bodies lay in the parking lot of the 6800 block. also in

on the curb a gray four-door chevy malibu with blood on the back half. the sheriff is now confirming that the vehicle did strike the two people who died here. the suspect was located after they arrived. at this point they will only say the three people involved knew each other. residents in the community say this isn't the type of thing you typically see here. >> it's alarming to hear that two people are -- anybody gets killed in your neighborhood. it doesn't make you feel safe for sure. so hopefully this is an isolated incident. reporter: the sheriff is just telling me that they are still working to identify the two victims. they range in age between 20 and 35. authorities have not released the suspect's name nor the charges he will face. in frederick, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. >> investigators are looking for the cause of a deadly house fire in

two people died when flames engulfed this home about 5:at this time this morning. we are -- 5:30 this morning. we are told the home was to be vacant. a firefighter did suffer a minor injury while battling that fire. >> now to the latest out of new york. overnight president trump pleading the suspect who carried out the attack should get the death penalty. his remarks come as we learn more of the background of the killer. maggie has the latest on this investigation. reporter: in new york this morning on a pre-planned trip to talk about national security, attorney general jeff sessions praises the nypd and its response to this week's attack. >> the people of new york should know they have one of the finest law enforcement institutions in the country, maybe the finest. reporter: as we learn more about how the attack unfolded, heartbreaking images of those whose lives were taken. six life-long friends visiting from

the path of terror. five killed. another seriously wounded. >> he actually doesn't understand all that happened yet. it hasn't been explained to him. reporter: a 32-year-old project manager out riding his bike between meetings. >> he had everything going for him. reporter: 31-year-old, mother of two visiting from belgium. 23-year-old nicholas cleaves, a native new yorker just starting his career. >> he was really, really kind and really curious person. reporter: two students and two staff members from the nearby high school. new york mayor bill de blasio visiting students there this morning. >> the solidarity you saw in that building was absolutely amazing, the way they backed each other up. it is something new yorkers should be proud of. reporter: the city remains in mourning. and it is on high alert after the chilling confession from the suspect in his hospital bed. saipov admits to planning the ta

the neighborhood is starting to open back up and we have seen hundreds of people out biking and jogging on this bike path all morning long. everywhere there are reminders. behind me chunks are missing from the tree from where the suspect hit it during the attack. a scar from what happened here on halloween night. abc news, new york. >> you are keeping tabs on everything that came out of the investigation. as soon as new information comes out we are sending out alerts on the pre-abc7 news app. >> breaking in colorado an arrest in the random and deadly shootings in a wal-mart north of denver. it was in thorton, colorado. police arrested him in an apartment come plks a few -- complex a few hours ago. he walked into the wal-mart and shot and killed three people. investigators say it is too early to know a possible motive. >> and now this developing story out of springfield. police found a bizarre and bloody scene. an elderly man attacked his wife with an ax and then

a chain saw on himself. john gonzalez has more on the investigation. reporter: the details are grizzly and disturbing. it played out like a halloween horror movie the day after halloween. the weapons used a hatchet and a chain saw. fairfax police got the call about 3:30 yesterday afternoon of a 70-year-old man in his own home who started attacking his 76-year-old wife with the small ax cutting her on the neck and face. the daughter rushed to the home and was able to fight off her step-father as police arrived in the neighborhood in springfield and surrounded the house setting up a perimeter. they eventually noticed the man lying in the garage with el is inflicted -- self-inflicted wounds caused by a chain saw and he later died at the hospital. >> you don't know what goes on behind closed doors. it spilled out to the front yard and people heard screaming and called for emergency. they notified me.

watch here, and so i was concerned about what was going on. i went down and couldn't believe what i was hearing. reporter: the elderly victim is expected to make a full recovery. her daughter was not harmed. police describe this as a tragic domestic incident, and in an attempt to protect the victim's identity police are not releasing the suspect's name. in springfield, john gonzalez, abc7 news. >> new developments from silver spring after a man was accused of hiding a spy camera in the bath of are a maryland gymnastics center. police in montgomery county are starting a tip line for jonathon oldale. he was a father involved in summer camps and active at his neighborhood pool in somerset. he is now banned from school property. so far police have not found any additional hidden devices. >> this just in. president trump's nominee to be the agriculture chief scientist has withdrawn his nomination after being named in the special council's russia probe.

sam clovis was the trump campaign chief poll soy advisor and national co-chairman. the former chairman of the campaign, paul manafort and a business associate will be there this afternoon at 2:00. they each pled not guilty to a 12-count indictment on monday. >> republicans just released their tax reform plan, so here is what we know. the mortgage interest deduction will stay. however, the cap is reduced from $1 million to $500,000. people can still deduct their state and property taxes from federal filings, but state and local income and sales tax deductions would disappear. seven tax brackets are dropped to four and the amount of access from the estate tax would double with the tax ending altogether after six years. the president is set to announce his choice to lead the federal reserve. trump is expected to nominate jerome powell. the 64-year

janet yellen in february. >> let's talk about the weather today. you can't really beat it. mild temperatures on the second day of november. it is only going to get better. hi new work husband. >> hi. it is great to be here adrianna. just a few passing clouds here and there. it is not going to amount to a whole lot. check out the current temperature. it is at the 70-degree mark at regan national. keep in mind the average high this time of year is 63 degrees. if we are at 70, the highs today will make it to the middle 70s. here is the future cast. we have a chance for a few passing showers just to the west. not going to amount to anything in the immediate metro area. it looks stunning. the hourly forecast as we move through the afternoon hours. if you have anything to do outside, make sure you at least have your sunglasses for this afternoon. the temperatures are rebounding to around 73 to 75 degrees and i would not b

surprised if some areas especially south and west of dc hit maybe even 75 or 78 degrees. coming up in a few minutes, a brand-new freshly updated autumn color change around the immediate metro area. the latest maps and can you believe it? daylight saving time drawing to a close. a little good news with that. we get an extra hour of sleep this weekend. more on the weekend outlook and into next week coming up in a few minutes. adrianna? >> i am all about that extra hour of sleep. the astros clinch their first ever world series title. houston was aggressive from the start jumping on on the dodgers pitcher. the final score was 5-1 and george springer took home the mvp honors. the real mvp is the city of houston itself. the championship means so pup to the -- so much to the city ravaged by hurricane harvey. more on the astros'

>> coming up, the great escape of the the woman stuffed into the trunk of a car makes a run for it. details on the shocking video and how police caught up to the man behind the kidnapping. and kevin specey is getting help, but he is not the only hollywood hitter in the news for sexual harassment accusation. which high-powered director is also under fire. first a check on traffic with eric smith. >> thank you very much. good afternoon. it is going to be a heavy ride in with a couple spots. the big spot here in virginia. they are heading out of the potomac mills area. it is blocked with a disabled truck. this is where a work zone cleared as they pick the cones up and the truck stealed in the center of the roadway. southbound lanes are struggling as a result. you can see it jam to the southbound ride and that's going to be a significant

looking into the ride southbound prior to this point that is looking just fine with no back up. this is going to be the two right lanes blocked. it will continue down to spring street and you can see the tale end of the work zone into downtown silver spring. expect a ton of volume again. that's all from the traffic center. we will be back with more news at noon afte

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you can see a man step out of the ar -- out of the car at a gas pump and walk into the store. moments later the trunk pops open and a woman climbs out and runs into the store. once inside surveillance cameras spot the driver. once he sees the woman he then takes off. he was later pulled over, arrested and charged with a robbery and kidnapping. adrianna: another one of the explosive reports of alleged sexual miss con dct as the #metoo movement goes forward across journalism, hollywood and more. there are accusations against a high-powered director from olivia m nu n and -- m nu n and several others. reporter: the latest powerful film maker being called out by some for alleged sexual harassment and abuse. the man behind "rush hour." and he was behind "x men: the

from six women including olivia munn. she said when she was an aspiring actress she visited the set and delivering a meal in the trailer when the director walked out with his belly sticking out and no pants on. she tells "the times" that he began touching himself in front of her. munn saying hee-haw assed her -- he harassed her several times over the year. >> she tried to avoid him after that incident in the trailer, but she still had to do additions where he was there and she went to parties where she saw him. she compared him to a classroom bully she couldn't shake off. reporter: speaking out fashion model natasha henstridge. she met ratner when she was 19 happening out in the apartment. he physically forced himself on me. at some point i gave in and

they say he denies the outrageous, tau derogatory allegations said about him, and we are confident his name will be cleared when the current media frenzy dies down and people can objectively evaluate the nature of these claims. ratner was set to direct an upcoming hugh hefner movie. they are putting the plans on hold until they review the situation. >> we have people writing to us about ratner and men who were harassed by other men. >> how much more proof do you people need? reporter: kevin spacey accused of making sexual advances on a 14-year-old boy in 1986. netflix suspending production as it investigates. kevin spacey's representative says kevin spacey is seeking evaluation and treatment and no other information is available. dartmouth and columbia university is taking action against professors in the wake

allegations there. columbia university professor william harris is stepping down after former students say hee-haw assed them -- he harassed them for decades. thisy have placed three professors as they face criminal investigation for misconduct. adrianna: check out this tweet from former astronaut scott kellye. it says # houston strong saying, the moon, venus, jupiter and the earth aligned as the astros earned their tate tell. a lot of happiness in houston especially after all that city has been through. >> i was so happy when they won last night. it is it is sad that it was the dodgers' home field, but what they have gone through and what people are still dealing with their homes, it was a good boost for them. we have a boost with our weather. adrianna: we do and i love it. >> it is fantastic. it does not get much better than this.

and next month we can already say next month it is going to be christmas. adrianna: but we are in the 70s today. >> we will savor the moment while we can. we are looking over at national harbor at a gorgeous, gorgeous afternoon. if you have an opportunity to go out and enjoy lunch take full advantage of it now. it is cracking the 70-degree mark at regan national airport. cooler off to the west. we are in the middle 50s and 60s 1 in hagerstown and 61 in winchester. a 24-hour temperature change from this moment to 24 hours ago. 15 degrees warmer at regan national airport. a great indication that we are going to see a nice warm up. dry around the immediate metro area and off to the west of us. garrett county and western pennsylvania and west virginia, that's where a few showers are beginning to roll in. no need to worry about shower activity around our area for today. make sure you have the sunglasses handy. forecast zone

lower 70s for the panhandle of west virginia. it is calling for anywhere between 73 and 75 degrees. the temperatures are gorgeous for southern maryland and then we head to the south and west of us and would not be surprised, 75 and 78 degrees. culpepper and orange are not out of the question. moving through the afternoon hours and into this evening a few added clouds and still really nice. outdoor dining for this evening is looking good. it will be dry so hit a rooftop terrace. as they move into the day team hours we will have a little cool down. it is a cool start to the day. 54 degrees in college park. 57 bethesda. the highs tomorrow on on the chelly side, but rebounding to the other side. it arrives late tomorrow and saturday. look at the temperatures on saturday. lower 60s 60s and scattered showers. we gain an extra hour of sleep on sunday. daylight of is aing times draw to a close. the highs are around 72 degrees. a quick look at

it looks best to the west of us and around the immediate metro area, i guess it is okay considering how dry it has been this year. once we get through the upcoming weekend we are near 75 degrees to start next week and back to the middle 50s and highs to the middle of next week of the. adrianna: i don't know if it is fall or summer or a mix of both. >> the decorations are up. adrianna: not at my house yet. yours? >> never. adrianna: an inspirational story on abc7 news at 5:00. we introduce you to a competitive swimmer from northern virginia who is not letting her disability hold her back. open water swimming is a tough course. they are attacking life without any boundaries. you can see it on abc7 at 5:00. adrianna: coming up next, harassed by her own roommate and then bragged about it on social media. more on this story that

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adrianna: at 12:23, we have a troubling and disturbing story. a college student charged with harassing her roommate and allegedly admitting to it on social media. the story sparked outrage and the # justice for jazzy. here are details on what happened. >> i felt like i was unwanted in my own room. reporter: disturbing allegations against 18-year-old college student brianna, reportedly bragging she secretly mistreated her african-american roommate. >> my old neighbor tells me i september

something and you need to look at it. it is important. reporter: in an instagram report she said she spit in her coconut oil and putting clam dip in her lotion and other things too disgusting to talk about on television. she had driven away her freshman roommate she called a jamaican barbie. when she learned of the tampering she went to the school authorities and the girl was arrested. she told her story getting four million views alleging the university should have done more. jazzy writing as a young african-american woman i don't want to become another statistic. when it comes to college incidents, crimes and racial incidents justice needs to be served. many responding with the # justice for jazzy calling for the university to address what some are calling a hate crime. according to the police report she admitted to licking her roommate's eating utensils and rubbing bodily fluids on her

rude to her posting snapchat videos of her sleeping. she was in court charged with second-degree breech of peace and criminal mischief. >> i keep looking at this paragraph, right? the paragraph says what she has done and at the same time she has done so much more. i don't know this so much more. reporter: the freshman is no longer a student and will not be returning. calling the incident deeply upsetting, adding the accused student's behavior is reprehensible and does not reflect the values of our institution. adrianna: stick with us. we have plenty of sunshine and steve will be back with an update on them mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. female narrator: what would john adams do to women's health? adams argued before the supreme court to give employers control over your access to birth control. adams also supports giving employers the power to block access to affordable contraception for 1.6 million virginia women.

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>> it is a heck of a day for your first day on the noon show. >> it feels good. i can enjoy it. it feels nice out there. today is the afternoon to get out there and a lot of food trucks are lining the streets. maybe they are in your neighborhood too. 73 to 75 degrees. a little warmer tomorrow while a chance for a spotty shower. upper 70s and the cold front slides through. daylight savings draws to a close on sunday. that means the sunrise will be earlier. so brighter driving into work and then darker coming home. the sun will set on sunday evening at just around 5:00. dare i say that?

>> you're watching abc7 news at noon. on your side. >> right now an investigation is underway after two people were killed in a house fire in prince george's county. brian is in seat county with the details. reporter: neighbors describe the fire as horrific and wish they could have done more. flames raced through the home in the 6200 block of foot street connectionly spreading from the basement all the way to the second floor. >> flames were coming from the roof. flames were coming from all of the windows. it was a bad sight to see. i was heart broken. i was devastated. i knew somebody was in there. reporter: the call came in at 5:30 in the morning. firefighters were able to knock it down and get the fire under control in 20 minutes, but just before 6:00, two people were found dead on the second floor. neighbors say it was abandoned for years and the victim m

be homeless. >> the house is normally considered vacant. we are not sure what the circumstances are surrounding the people occupying the house. reporter: and this block is no stranger to tragedy. her father and four others were killed in the house fire in 2 have -- 2001. >> the names of the victims have not been released. an autopsy will determine an exact cause of death. the cause of this fire remains under investigation. in seat pleasant, ryan hughesing abc7 news. >> police have one person in custody after the deaths of two people in frederick. it happened ready a -- it happened around 5:00 when officers responding to an assault call found a man and a woman in the road. police also found a car covered in blood. no word yet on a motive, but investigators say the two victims and the person in custody did know each other. adrianna: at 12:32 we are learning more about the eight

attack in manhattan. amy is in new york with more. reporter: these are the heartbreaking new images of the six life long friends from argentina out enjoying a beautiful day biking on new york city's west side highway. a few moments later, saipov would turn his home depot rental truck into a deadly weapon mowing down everything in his path. five of the men were killed. their former classmate, martin morrow, who now lives in boston seriously wounded. >> he doesn't understand all that happened yet. it hasn't been explained to him. reporter: the men wearing matching t-shirts boarding the plane to the u.s. were more thanked with a vigil overnight in their native country. a somber mood here in this shaken city as we learn more about the others killed in the attack. darrin was a project manager. he was riding his bike between meetings. >> i am not even angry.

i am not angry at all. i am absolutely hurt. he had everything going for him. everything in the world you can imagine. reporter: she was visiting the city from belgium with her sister and mother. her husband called her a fantastic wife and a beautiful mom to their two beautiful children. and nicholas cleeves, a native new yorker who just started his career as a software engineer. >> he was a really, really, kind, really, really intelligent and really, really curious person. reporter: the men they are calling the hero cop, 28-year-old ryan nash, is speaking out for the first time. the five-year veteran of the nypd shot saipov to stop the rampage, but didn't kill him so he could be questioned. >> i appreciate the public recognition of the action of myself and my fellow officers. although i feel we were just doing our job as thousands officers do every day. adrianna: .

out. we are putting alerts on the free abc7 news app. adrianna: the house intelligence committee released dozens of social media ads to -- saying they were put out to influence the 2016 election. they were meant to exploit the american society and tip the election in favor of president trump and against hillary clinton. one of them even referenced clinton as satan. others concerned i will legal immigration, gun rights and after -- african-american political activism. adrianna: right now police are digging into a gruesome scene involving an elderly couple. a 70-year-old man attacked his 76-year-old wife with an axe. the woman's daughter stopped the attack and police arrived. they found the husband with self-inflicted wounds from a chainsaw. he died at the hospital. a neighbor saw part of the incident from her window. >> i never seen anything like that.

i don't know if he was on medication. he looks like the cold type, the quiet and cold type. i don't know what happened to him. adrianna: the injuries the woman sustained are not life-threatening. it is unclear what sparked the incident. adrianna: now a disturbing story from montgomery county. a man was charged for hiding a spy camera in a gymnastics bathroom. we have the latest on this story. reporter: hospital -- montgomery county police say thisy may have confronted the suspect here at the silver star gymnastics or elsewhere in the community. they want parents to send in photos of their children so they can see if those images match the images found on videos they encounter as a result of their investigation. all of this is taking place back in the spring. the camera which was hidden in a

backpack in a bathroom. it was found on may 5th. however he was not charged until october 18th. it was at a community meeting last night some parents voiced concerns about the delay. the police saying this is a complicated case that takes time and that oldale knew he was under investigation since the spring. oldale was a class parent at his kids' school and ran a summer camp and operated operated a pool in the somerset neighborhood. all of the facilities have been searched to make sure there were no hidden cameras. oldale is out on bond and so far charged with one misdemeanor. suzanne kennedy, abc news. adrianna: whole foods locations across the country want to hire you. it is national hiring day for the food store. you just need to bring a resume with you. dress casually. there is also the possibility for on the spot job offers. adrianna: starbucks hol

cups -- holiday cups are back. there are presents and a christmas tree and lots of white space for you to decorate yourself. and it is almost the holiday season, but it doesn't feel like it. steve is here with a check of the forecast. hi, steve. steve: it is gorgeous out there right now. the grass is still really green. there are just a few clouds on the horizon right over here, but it is going to stay dry as we move through the afternoon. the temperatures, wowing 70 degrees -- wow, 70 degrees already. 64 in restin. 60 in annapolis. 69 at this hour in wood bridge. showing you what is going on for the day planner. if you are out and about this afternoon, make sure you have the sunglasses. you can leave the jacket at home. we will see daytime highs around 73 to 75 degrees. even a little warmer than that just to the south and west of us around the culpepper area. 53 to 58 degrees and partly cloudy skies. a nice night to maybe open the windows up and let the fresh air

the winds will not be a whole lot. looking ahead to the upcoming weekend it is a toss up. lower 60s on saturday and 72 on sunday. i think the best part of the weekend we fall back by one hour and we get an extra hour of sleep. we are talking about next week when we have the ups and downs. more on that in the 10-day outlook in a few minutes. >> i know you are gonna cry. it is okay to cry. it will be okay. it is okay to cry. adrianna: the father-son pep talk that will melt your heart. and the astros on top of the world. a look back at the historic night in baseball. first, a preview of what is coming up tonight at 11:00. >> good afternoon. coming up at 11:00, the beauty black market in our backyard, from mac to could i could ily -- could i -- kylie jenner's make up kit

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cian, and for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable. >> you're watching abc news at noon on your side. adrianna: right now a celebration for the houston astros are about to begin with the world series victory parade scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. abc's t.j. holmes is in l.a. with how it means so much to houston who is still recovering from hurricane harvey. >> the houston astros are world champions for the first time in franchise history! >> finally the astros

first time in franchise history. >> world champion 2017. >> they pulled off game seven in front of a stunned dodger stadium crowd. 1600 miles away in houston, the astro faithful go nuts. >> they said a lot. >> there are no words. we have waited so long for this and now we finally got it. we got our ring! we earned this! reporter: in a world series that set the all time record for homerun hits, game seven had only one. >> to left center field and back at the wall and it is gone. reporter: this shot from the astros outfielder to extend the lead to 5-0 in the second inning . it was his fifth homerun of the series tieing the all time record for most homeruns in a series. >> i am happy for our fans whoen -- whoen -- who

a lot. reporter: they displayed " houston strong taking up the mantra of their fans who lost everything during hurricane harvey. >> to be able to do this for them, i mean it is something special. reporter: and what a night for the astros short stop carlos correa who earned his world series ring and then gave away another one. >> will you marry me? >> were you expecting that in anyway, shape or form? >> absolutely not. this is game seven of the world series. all these guys are thinking about is winning. that's all they think about is baseball. i never imagined him planning something behind it. adrianna: "sports illustrated" predicted the houston astros would win the world series in 2014 and they even got the mvp right putting george springer on the cover. don't know what psychics they used. now this video has gone viral. a father with a pep talk to his newborn son as he gets his first sack

>> >> you are going to get these shots and you will be good. i know you will cry and it is okay to cry. i know. adrianna: he had his dad antoine by his side the entire time for his first shots. when it was over he cried, but a quick embrace from his dad helped soothe him. that video has been viewed more than 13 million times on facebook. the dad said he was emotional as well watching his son get those shots. first time dad and seeing your kid go through a little something. steve: hugs make everything feel better. now the kid will grow up to be a nice and strong little boy. adrianna: there you go. steve: we have weather that puts an extra bounce and lift in everyone as opposed to when it is gloomy and cloudy. those days are to come. today, i love it. let's look at row hoe bus

that has come and gone. people are enjoying themselves in some of the nicest times to go to the beaches. it is when no one is out there in the fall months. look how gorgeous it is. it is just a few clouds here and there. a couple of people are enjoying the beach at this hour. temperatures around the dmv are 70 degrees and 64 at dulles and 63 winchester and lorain in the lower 70s. 24-hour temperature change and we are continuing to build on this. that's why it is so great compared to yesterday at this exact same time. a few showers are beginning to creep into western maryland. we are not worrying about showers around the immediate metro area. if you are in cumberland you may want to keep an umbrella handy as you move through the afternoon hours. for around the immediate metro, no umbrella, just sunglasses. make sure you have them. you are going to need them. the highs today around 73 degrees. we will be warmer to the south and west of us. the winds

south around 5 to 10. it is a good night to maybe barbecue outside. outdoor dining temperatures in the 60s and a few scattered clouds. the sunsets at six minutes after 6:00. here is the future cast moving through the afternoon and evening hours and then early tomorrow morning. the clouds will be on the increase and showers are just off to the west. those will stick around. the temperatures tonight, the spread 53 to 58 degrees and partly cloudy skies. tomorrow morning a light jacket and at least early on. you will not need it long. very mild start to our friday. 57 in bethesda and the same in upper marl burrow. the highs will make it to the upper 70s. added clouds. we are tracking a cold front that arrives late tomorrow. notice the drop in daytime highs on saturday. we will be dodging a few rain drops. the chance for showers is 30% and then we fall back as daylight savings time comes to an end. sunday highs around

fall color change off to the west. it is giving it another week or so. keep in mind it is so dry around here over the last couple months. it is not as robust as it has been in the past. we are at 74 degrees for a high on monday. 50 degrees on tuesday. and then by wednesday and thursday of next week we drop down into the 50s with lows in the 40s. that's going to start a trend with below average readings today and tomorrow. adrianna: just revel in the days we have coming up. now to a consumer alert. the government is recalling 40 million fire distinguishers because of safety concerns. david curley has the alarming details. reporter: fires on the cook tops in the kitchen, car fires on the road. it is reasons milon

this morning 38 million of those distinguishers with plastic nozzles are under recall. >> what is wrong with these fire distinguishers? >> this has a push button and this has a plastic handle. either of those fire distinguishers can have a problem. it may get clogged or it may not deploy. reporter: needing -- meaning some or not of the contents are sprayed on the fire. >> i will try it with a push and a quick clog. reporter: it points to the death of 22-year-old brendan roscoe traveling down this pennsylvania road in august of 2014 he crashed into a tree and the car started to burn. police arrived minutes later and tried to use two of the recalled distinguishers, but they didn't work. on the large recall, kita tells us in a statement that it identified a product safety issue. they worked to voluntarily initiate a recall and replace them as quickly as possible. the company is offering a replacement for all 38 million distinguishers.

consumers only need to call in and the replacement with the metal nozzle and handle will be handed out. >> there is a long list of fire distinguishers, but most have this plastic device. the new one will have the metal handle. >> you are urged to go to cpsc cpsc.gov to see if yours is on the recall list. they will mail your replacement and they are confident these will work. thisy have tested them and you will be able to put out a fire. dade individual -- david curley, abc news, washington. adrianna: coming up, a family road trip turned into a nightmare. how a couple and their two young kids made it out alive after being kidnapped by

adrianna: back now with the incredible rescue of an american family of four attacked by pirates in brazil, missing in the amazon. abc's lindsey janice with their story and how they were finally found. reporter: an american family kidnapped by a gunman in the amazon, found alive. adam harto and his wife, emily, and their two young daughters were traveling the world since 2012. turning a family road trip into a lifestyle. and documenting it all on-line. >> what are we doing, little one? reporter: their adventures on instagram attracting 100,000 followers. the family recently decided to return to california, but before they could board the plane they went missing. their van abandoned in the jungle. no sign of them for three days. adam's brother, keith, left to imagine the worst. >> i cried a lot, b

reporter: as abc news was interviewing keith about what may have happened to him about his brother's family he received a text which turned out to be a break in the case. >> confirm they are alive. >> it is confirmed. >> thank god. i can't wait to get them home. we got them back. reporter: according to local police the family was the victim of a pirate attack as they cruised down the amazon river in a tour boat. the pirates stormed the ferry taking the family's belongings and holding them hostage. brazilian authorities telling abc news that the hartos were rescued by villagers who spotted them floating on

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