[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] adrianna: right now at noon, paul just got here but it is trying to feel a whole lot more like winter. the northeast getting hit with a blast of cold air. around the dmv you will definitely need a coat. steve rudin is here with a check on the forecast. steve: this

just the beginning as we move through the afternoon hours and overnight, the wind will pick up and the cold air will filter in from the north and west. a couple golfers out there at belle haven country club. i guarantee they will not be there this time tomorrow. 51 at reagan national airport. no wind chill to worry about, at least right now. satellite and radar, clouds around the capital beltway. they will stick around for most of the day. once that front moves through, skies clear later on tonight. forecast shows high temperatures in the lower to middle 50's. then the big plunge this evening. we are talking about a freeze watch in effect late tomorrow night into early saturday morning. it does include the district, arlington, alexandria, all of a sudden ireland tomorrow night into saturday morning. could be looking at temperatures in downtown d.c. around 30 degrees.

week and and looking to next week, coming up in a few minutes. adrianna: the woman who threw urine on a metro bus driver would not spend 120 days in jail. during today's sentencing, a judge told opal brown she had no remorse and said "you just don't get it. " prosecutors are calling for these types of incidents to be misdemeanors. happening now, hundreds of students from across the country deciding to walk out of class for daca. john gonzalez is on cap a home with more on their decision. this afternoon they are loud and very vocal, hundreds of students from different schools here in the d.c. area have converged here on capitol hill. take a look at the scene steps from the u.s. capitol. this is a nationwide youth movement

trump called for the end of daca . nine schools in the area, 20 from around the country walked out of class this morning. take a look at the scene over at wilson high school earlier. this is the moment students walked out of class at 9:00. a pro and just a group is backing the school walkout today. some media outlets reporting the republican senators do not plan on including amnesty for the 2 million daca recipients in the year and spending bill, so that is why these folks are marching today. after october 5, the last deadline for daca ever knew was, immigrant people and allies said we needed to take action. congress has had two months and they did nothing. >> i am walking in solidarity with the people who are recipients of daca and cannot speak up for themselves. john: it is a sea

of signs here at capitol hill. hundreds of students and their supporters are planning to go to different federal buildings, senate buildings, house buildings. we are told inside the heart building, they unfurled banners and 15 of these protesters were arrested today, even though they were planning peaceful demonstrations. live on capitol hill. now, a navyveloping veteran is charged with kidnapping and killing a prince george's county teenager. ashanti billie. susan kennedy has more on the suspect and the message from her parents. susan: this is a community that's been in shock since ashanti billie disappeared in late september. this is a high school that she attended here in upper marlboro. eric brian brown is under arrest, facing charges that he kidnapped and then killed billie . authorities say he is a retired navy vet who was homeless

from a blimpie sandwich shop, where the 19-year-old worked. she was reported missing in late september when she didn't show up for work. her car was found in norfolk on september 23. then her body was found on september 29 in charlotte, behind the church, about 300 yards from brown's childhood home. her parents found out about the charges wednesday night, and this was their reaction. >> for us, it is the justice that we are seeking. just giving uss strength to believe in, trust the system. at one point in time, we didn't. the 45-year-old suspect is being held without bond. it convicted, he could face life without prison. adrianna: happening now, president trump is knee-deep in his asian trip. now he is changing h

the country on the campaign trail, he now says he does not blame them for taking advantage of the u.s. in beijing with that and the president's focus on north korea. karen: good afternoon. president trump spoke a lot today about his great chemistry and relationship with chinese president xi, all part of a diplomatic strategy to flatter him to get into uses leverage to resolve the north korean nuclear crisis. elaborate welcome ceremony for president trump outside of beijing's great hall of the people of. military bands and some very excited children. later, president xi and his wife hosting the president and first lady for a state dinner. the room decorated in gold from floor to ceiling. they were shown a video with the timeline of the relationship, from their first meeting in florida, to today in beijing.

the leaders got down to business , discussing several issues. china was a favorite target for mr. trump on the campaign. >> we cannot continue to allow china to rape our country. they are getting away with murder. sitting next to president xi in beijing, a change in tone. >> i don't blame china. [laughter] [applause] who can blame a country for being able to take advantage of another country, for the benefit of its citizens? i give china great credit. karen: the american president blaming his predecessors were a lot of the trade deficit to balloon. the other big issue, the nuclear standoff with north korea. president trump using these meetings to push for greater commitment from china. called ontrump president xi to use china significant influence as north korea's biggest economic partner. president trump said that if xi

happen. senate isthe unveiling its version of the gop tax overhaul today. the plan includes billions of dollars in tax cuts for people and corporations. it also calls for the repeal of the federal deduction for state and local taxes and a likely compression of the personal income tax brackets, from seven to four. meanwhile, the house measure is nearing approval after some last-minute changes by its authors. the legislation would bring the first major overhaul of the tax code in 30 years. accident that caused gridlock on i 95 this morning, a tractor-trailer overturned an. the possible cause, speeding. a major headache on i-95 south down, traffic stretching for more than four miles after this accident involving a tractor-trailer. take a look at the scene.

over on i-95 southbound after coming off of the ramp at 234 in dumfries at 7:30 this morning. we are told that truck was hauling trash. a bacova was out here trying to clean up the mess. virginia state police and the vdot's incident management has been out here for hours. they say the driver lost control that is ok. traffic was at a standstill until crews were able to lift up the truck and clear away the trash and open up the left shoulder. >> the event is still under investigation but right now we believe speed is a factor. when the truck attempted to enter the rent to i-95, it lost control and overturned. been an easyot morning for drivers, and this crash remains under investigation. right now, we are getting you ready for the new tolls coming to 66 inside the beltway. today, official

on the new rules of the roads, how the tolls will work, and getting you the e-zpass you need to use them. the tolls will apply only on 66 eastbound in the more things -- mornings, and was found in the evening. if you have two or more people in the car, you can ride for free. so, if you have to get an e-zpass, you need to do so soon. next, inmates on the loose. how a trio of criminals were able to escape from a tennessee jail. and kevin spacey is in trouble again. the allegations that have cut him from a movie hitting theaters next month. a quick check on traffic in our area with eric smith. still looking at solid delays on 95 southbound. the scenes leaving right now, so the shoulder is blocked in dale city as you had south of potomac mills. --you can see past the cross crash

heavy. all lanes are back open on southbound 95 but you can see the damage that has been done. at this point, you have southbound delays building out of dale city for a good stretch. volume down into stafford county as well. here is a look below the marine base in quantico. that is northbound traffic at the top of your screen. 95 is heavy in a few different spots. also looking at the capital beltway, slow for the inner loop past connecticut avenue. that will be heavy volume into silver spring off and on. heading into downtown silver spring, southbound colesville road, heavy congestion. you are forced to the left side, so be aware of those delays.

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adrianna: right now, an urgent search underway in tennessee for three escaped inmates. 28 ural matthew white, 32-year-old jeffrey strong, and 19-year-old dylan ferguson escape from the tennessee jail tuesday. authorities say they crawled through a hole by removing a speaker. they then crawled inside and use blankets to lower themselves into a maintenance room and kick the door open to escape. those men were in jail for charges involving violent crimes stemming from f2 homicide. are going to be here as long as it takes to get these inmates back in jail, where they belong, and protect our citizens of the community. adrianna: fbi officials confirmed dylan ferguson originally arrested on homicide charges have been added to the top 10

2500 dollars reward is now being offered for their capture. now to the sexual us on allegations against kevin spacey. police in massachusetts are investigating claims made by a former tv news anchor who said the actor assaulted her restaurant son in a last year. she claims they see bought her son alcohol and then reach into his pants after he was dropped. went to thecey then bathroom and another patron talk to her son and told him to run. she also slammed kevin spacey for his response to previous allegations. allegations,he spacey has been cut from a movie set that hit movie theaters next month. his character in the upcoming film "all the money in the world " is being replaced by christopher plummer. director ridley scott says he is reshooting the scenes but the movie is still on track to premiere december 22. next at

for the police officers who responded to the shootings of the gop baseball practice. the officers who received the capitol police medal of honor this morning. two of them were injured in that shooting. special ageist david bailey and krystal griner. steve scalise, among those wounded in the attack, attended today's ceremony. to giveg now, a chance back days before the start of the holidays. brian van de graaff is handing out some high samples in the district or the annual food and friends pie day. what is that on your head? brian: i am wearing a slice of pie. can you pick that up? this is an event i've been doing for 10 years. this is such a great event. i have someone here to talk more about it. basically, this does two things. you help people in need over the holidays, and you get a pie delivered close to yo

you can buy your pie through our campaign. we provide the o's and groceries for people living with serious illnesses. our you buy a pie through slice of life campaign, you can buy food for one of our clients living with a serious illness. brian: five different types of pies, apple, pumpkin, sweet potato, pecan, and a chocolate pie. chocolate pie, amaretto brownie. have a couple of the flavors out here to sample, we are here at farragut square. you cannot miss me. you can sample the pies and help to do something good. you can also buy a high online. >> just log onto food and /pie to get your pie delivered today's before thinks giving.

brian: a portion of the proceeds goes to your sister organization in puerto rico, so that is another positive there. the other thing here, it takes some of the work that you have to do around the holidays off your plate. come down here, try it out. i will try some pumpkin now. very good. now some sweet potato, then some apple. i have to get back to passing out the pies. come out and see us until 2:00. food and friends.org. does this hat make me look nice? adrianna: amazing. time to let you have a chance to choose your news. we have three stores for you, so let us know which one you want to see later in the show. log on to wjla.com to cast your vote for the robber who decided to give and take at a doughnut shop, or when a ups driver is delivering to a five-ye

police from four states are bringing to a home in maine. cast your votes. we will have your results later on. i think i would like to know about the little kid. steve: i like the ups one. we will have the viewers decide. we want you to vote and we will put on the winner in a little bit. adrianna: you are not joking about this arctic frost. i wish you were. have been talking about the last couple of days, it's been so chilly out there. today it is cool but not windy. we will get the cold air and the wind by this time tomorrow. early this morning, you hear the wind. it will not be fun out there. skies are trying to brighten up just a little bit. we can brighten those guys a little more, we will see temperatures rebound by maybe two or three degrees. 51 and reagan national airport.

, you're in the 40's from hagerstown to martinsburg. andrews, 52 degrees. show you the temperature change compared to yesterday. five degrees warmer. this is all ahead of the front. things are changing this evening. not whole lot going on in terms of showers. a few earlier this morning but those have started to fizzle out. zooming in closer out to the west, very widely scattered showers. other than that, not a whole lot. temperatures today, lower to middle 50's. we may see an isolated shower. a good time to download your weather app. noontime hour, there are the clouds. notice what happens through the mid afternoon hours. a few showers develop around the bay. then skies clear out later on tonight. that is the indication that the cooler air arrives across the dmv.

wind 15 miles per hour. daytime planner looks like this tomorrow. highs in the lower 40's. the bigger story is the windchill factor. early tomorrow morning, teens to lower 20's, and it only gets colder early saturday morning. feel like temperatures around 20 degrees downtown d.c. freeze watch in effect for the entire area friday night into saturday. here is our forecast saturday morning. if you are going to the farmers market, air temperatures around 30 degrees. our 10-day outlook, once we get through a very chilly weekend, temperatures begin to read down just a little bit as we move into next week. 55 degrees sounds really nice on tuesday. a shock to the system early tomorrow morning with the windchill factors in the teens and lower 20's. bundle up going to the bus stop, or whe

tomorrow. adrianna: thanks. more abc 7 news coming up after the break.

adrianna: back now at 12:24. last night was all about country music. the cma awards were full of music, but one performance had everybody talking. kidd o'shea cut all the action in nashville. the sun comes up in nashville outside of the bridgestone arena, it is pretty quiet right now, but just a couple hours ago, it was a totally different story. from the moment the cma

they were filled with emotion. amazing grace ♪ kidd: nashville came together. ♪ kidd: and it wasn't just to celebrate country music. >> this has been a year marked by tragedy. brian: brad paisley -- kidd: brad paisley and carrie underwood hosted the show. that didn't stop them from having fun. ♪ on the red covered before the show, country greatest, garth brooks. >> country music's biggest night. kidd: big-time fashion, even from the guys. >> i really don't fit in. kidd: and once again, country music invited pop music into their big night. ♪ kidd: garth brooks winning entertainer of the

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adrianna: you are saying one of my least favorite words. steve: cold. later on tonight, temperatures will plummet. morning, windchill factors in the teens and 20's. that a hard freeze for pretty much the entire area as we move into early saturday. more on that coming up in a few minutes. adrianna: more news coming up after the break.

adrianna: breaking news this news. the pastor of the texas church where 26 people were killed says the church will be demolished. meanwhile, the father of the gunman is breaking his silence, this is the number of red flags surrounding devin kelley's past keeps growing. here is maggie rulli. >>

sutherland springs, texas will never be the same. attack, no act of violence will ever break our spirit or diminish the faith of the american people. vice president mike pence stood side-by-side with residents of the small town. >> we come together as one nation and one people to support our fellow americans in their hour of need. maggie: now the focus is turning to the victims as the mortals are growing. notes, and crosses with the names of all 26 lives lost, many cut way too short. nine of between six were children under the age of 16. a funeral home is donating caskets for all the victims. charlene's 16-year-old daughter hayley was caught in the gunfire. >> part of me hopes they are wrong and it is not her and maybe she's just in the hospital. as hundreds of double its fired off, she says her

children's bodies with her own. >> she said her mom covered them with her body. saved twor sacrifice of her sacrifice saved to upper children's lives, but to others were killed. one family lost eight members of their family. on facebook, the father explains the name, and includes his wife's picture. outside this church, there are now 26 crosses, each with the name of a victim. president trump continuing his tour of asia today in china. he arrived yesterday to a red carpet welcome. once there, he quickly got to business meeting with the chinese president. talked about north korea to trade and trump even took the opportunity to bash his

the trade deficit between the nations. >> i don't blame china. [laughter] [applause] all, who can blame a country for being able to take it vantage of another country, for the benefit of its citizens? i give china great credit. [applause] onianna: the other big issue the agenda was, of course, north korea. the trump administration china has significant leverage on the north as its biggest economic partner. the president once again called on all responsible nations to stop doing business with the north. the senate is unveiling its version of the republicans tax overhaul today. that plan includes billions in tax cuts for people and corporations and calls for the repeal of the federal deduction for state and local taxes and a likely compression of the personal income tax brackets, from 1704. meanwhile, the house measure

nearing approval after some last-minute changes from his primary author. legislation in the chamber would bring the first major overhaul of the tax code in 30 years. now to a revealing new interview with former vice president joe biden. he talked to oprah about his decision to not run in 2016, and where things stand one year after president trump to victory. exclusive has the look at the interview. >> a month out, i came back and said we are going to lose the election. >> gma with exclusive clips with joe biden in a candid sit down, sounding more and more like someone who may want to run. >> i have a regret that i am not president, because i think there is so much opportunity. i think america is so incredibly well positioned. n explained to oprah why he did not run in 2016.

should and as they are running for president unless they can ask to -- answer two questions. are they the most qualified person at the moment? i believed i was. but was i prepared to give my whole heart, soul, my attention to the endeavor? and i knew that i wasn't. time, the family was reeling from the loss of their son beau, who died from brain cancer. biden says he has not made a decision yet about 2020, but on wednesday, came out hard against president trump. >> anyone of you think that you would see folks coming out from under rocks and out of the field with torches caring swastikas, and then having those who are protesting compared as a moral equivalent to those people? folks, this is eating at the fabric of this country. >> biden and president trump have tangled before. >>

>> i dream of that. biden. you know what you do with biden? you go like this. [laughter] and he would fall over. [applause] tough guy, mr. tough guy. >> right now, biden says challenges is what drives him. >> no matter what happens, i want to be that person that just got up. 46 days until christmas. the capitol christmas tree is on its way to d.c. was cutoot tall fir down in montana. it will take a tour across the u.s. before arriving here in washington. can you believe it is almost the holiday season? steve rudin is here with a check of the forecast. it is definitely chilly out there and it is just the beginning of the cold air moving across our area over the

hours. looking at belle haven country club. a little bit of blue trying to break through. that blue,nough of temperatures will warm up into the middle 50's. 51 degrees n reagan national airport. 55 in annapolis. 52 in woodbridge. throughhour forecast this afternoon, temperatures mainly in the low 50's. 8:00 tonight, the wind will begin to increase, temperatures will drop. then the colder air will settle across the area. tonight, you will feel temperatures in the 30's to 40's early on, then we would drop below freezing, many areas north and east of town, especially toward baltimore. for on the freeze watch tomorrow night coming up in a few minutes. adrianna: thank you. an alert for flyers, some alarming failures in airport security.

holes in the tsa screening process. inspectors claimed screeners, that are quitman, or procedures failed more than half the time. that failure rate is about 80% when detecting items smuggled through. eight new recommendations have been made to improve checkpoint security but it is not clear what those recommendations are. members of congress say they are taking the findings seriously, and this report comes in the same week a man breached security at an airport in miami. our first look at the aftermath of the plane crash that killed long time picture roy halladay. with footagemi that appears to show him flying erratically just before going down. >> this new video obtained by tmz shows former baseball star roy halladay flying his plane moments before he fatally crashed into the ocean.

bystanders calling 911 and rushing to the crash site to help. >> we are pretty sure we are going toward him. >> the 40-year-old aircraft destroyed, recovered in four feet of water. the ntsb investigating, interviewing witnesses, and examining the data recorders. the ntsb believes he did not make a mayday call, but witnesses say the retired picture, who regularly posted online, was flying the aircraft aggressively all week. >> a lot of witnesses have said the plane was maneuvering at low altitude. bank angle that was unusual, but what he was tried to do, we don't know. land on the water or skim it. the airplane has been described as a jet ski with wings. they say an amateur can learn to fly and in less than 30 hours. >> she is adequately powered and a sleek airplane. but

be handled carefully. model has been involved in two fatal crashes in the past few months. likelyb finding the cause of that crash to be pilot error. revise theircon guidelines to fly the plane at least 300 feet above water. >> if we see anything that will connect to other accidents, we will look at that. if we see anything that we think is unsafe, we will make recommendations immediately. pilotladay received his license for years ago. the ntsb says the investigation could take more than a year. icon says it will do whatever it can to support the investigation. it was the aviation crash that grabbed the world attention here more than 200 people died in the crash of twa flight 800 more than two decades ago. the wreckage has been reconstructed in a warehousen

flight 800 is now keeping all air passengers safer. next at noon, we continue to salute our veterans and the armed services with a visit to some blue star families. first, a check at what is coming up tonight. 11:00, a up tonight at burglar could get a copy of your keys without ever stealing them. this high-tech methods that these could use to walk right in through your front door. we put it to the test. and we show you how to prevent an easy entry.

8 are counting down to veterans day and thanking our men and women in the military. eileen whelan was in springfield this morning talking about books on bases with blue star families. highlighting blue star families and their books on bases program. we are here at an elementary school in springfield. kids are reading. kathy is the founder of blue star families. for people that don't know what the organization is, tell us about it. blue star families is an organization that supports military families by telling the story of military life and connecting us to our communities , and to solutions that we need across the country. >> books on bases was one of the first programs that you initiated. talk about what it is. >> we started books on bases because

we found did not have books in the home. having those books is important for having a healthy life. now it has grown into a wonderful program. we do it across the country. we have given away more than 120,000 books to military kids through our partner disney. it's a great opportunity for volunteers to get to know the military and their community. come in, read to the kids, give them away. it is great engagement that people working with us at blue star families can do. eileen: there are over 25% of the kids here at this school are from military families. .ou also conduct research tell us about some of the newest surveys released, some of the findings. comes outual survey every year. it comes out next week. we are excited about it. we look more into military people's experience in their communities. military people move a lot.

friends, they have a heavy lift. they are still deploying as much as they did during the war. a lot of people don't feel home in the communities where they live, they don't know the folks in their neighborhood. so it points out that we need to work harder than ever to make sure we know those folks and support them. adrianna: a reminder to choose your news today. do you want to find out how a robber was giving as he was taking? what a ups driver does to make a boys day? and why police from four states dissented on one home in maine to bring a little joy. log on to wjla.com to make your pick. we know what we are voting for. steve: i want to know what is in the ups truck. and whaadrianna: and what we art voting for. steve: you are not a fan of the cold air. holiday, thats,

december 26, i am ready to get out of here. look at the beach in delaware. the waves are kicking up. look at how quiet and peaceful it is off to the east of us about a three-hour drive. this hour it is chilly. skies began to break apart just a bit. 51 degrees at reagan national airport. cooler off to the west. much colder air on the way later on tonight and into tomorrow. here is the latest from satellite and radar. not a whole lot going on. a few scattered showers here and there. other then that, mainly dry this afternoon. highs with sunshine, brighter skies here in should make it to around 55 degrees. already at that 55 mark in annapolis. there are the clouds, breaks across the bay. into the evening, our skies really b

starts to kick up. temperatures begin to fall. and the windchill factors plummet. waking up tomorrow morning with windchill factors in the teens and 20's. wait until you see futurecast. nighttime lows between 32 and 37 degrees. daytime player tomorrow, a chilly day, but at least you will need the sunglasses. you will need a warm coat, especially if you have to be out there in the morning. tomorrowt wind chill, morning, feels like temperatures in the middle 20's inside the beltway. teens along the i-81 corridor. all day long. early saturday morning, looking at wind chills in the teens, actual air temperatures in the beltway and southern maryland in the upper 20's, lower 30's. that is why we have a freeze watch posted for the district

this is for tomorrow night into early saturday morning. county, intoerick the mason-dixon line, baltimore, that is where we have a freeze watch tonight. be upgradedl likely to a freeze warning, which means a cold start to your saturday. if you are going to the farmers market, upper 20's to 30's for actual air temperatures. wind chills in the teens to lower 20's. we will see a chilly first half of the weekend. at least we will warm up. the redskins play on sunday. temperatures around 50 degrees. chance for passing showers later in the day. then back into the mid-50's by next week. nighttime lows in the 40's. the debts a saturday, 7:00, 27 degrees? steve: four air temperature. windchill will be around 20.

with aa: back now consumer alert for you. amazon key is now in full swing but many have questions about the security issues it could cause. we have more on just how it works. this is the optimal way to receive a package. this, less optimal. why? porch pirates. thieves who steal packages from your doorstep. >> it feels like an invasion of privacy, robbery. >> she tested out amazon key, the retailer's new unlocked

in your house delivery service. it rolled out for prime members in 37 cities. you need some special equipment, a wi-fi connected lock, and this amazon camera connected to the cloud. >> doesn't make you feel uncomfortable that is recording in your home? >> it only records once the delivery is going on. you get a notification that the driver is coming. >> then live video of the delivery. >> didn't feel we are that someone was walking into your house? >> a little bit but not really because it was so fast. >> when a delivery happened during our visit. while jennifer is all in -- >> i love it. >> consumers are panicked. there is something about the idea of letting a delivery person into your home without any intervention that instinctively terrifies people. saying allounters, of their delivery people have been background check and vetted. >>

the system works. it becomes every part of your moment of someone going in and out of your house. your voteyou all cast and it is time for the news that you chose. the unlikelyr is friendship between a boy and his ups delivery driver. james walker's mom says that he adores kelly whenever she delivers anything to their house. she doesn't even make it to the door. james wants to be a ups driver when he grows up, so kelly entered him into a contest to win a pint sized version of one of those signature trucks.

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