metrobus driver doused with urine. what led a judge to say, "you just don't get it." and clearing up the confusion on 66. when tolls go live and all your fast lane options. a major retailer urged to stop selling fidget spinners. "7 on your side" with yet another concern. "abc7 news at 4:00" starts right now. jonathan: we begin right away this afternoon with breaking news of a major crash on the grounds of the u.s. naval academy. alison: we learned several cars hit by one driver. nancy: bell just saw the wreckage and joins us from the scene. breaking details. brad? brad: yeah, so this did happen as you said on the grounds of the united states naval academy. but on this side of the severn river in an area that includes the golf course. go to skytrak7 now for the video so you can see exactly what happened. what we are told is a full-size s.u.v. came slamming

a straight road. went across the putting green at the naval academy golf course and slammed into several car information the parking lot. a parking lot that is shared with the golf course and the naval academy primary school. that is an elementary school. the good news is no one was outside to get hit by the vehicle. one injury we are told. that is the driver of the s.u.v. now why this happened at this point, the naval academy, police investigating. they do not know. one witness told me that car was going very, very fast. they will continue medical condition. they don't know if it's intentional or some other reason but you can see from the pictures the vehicle going very fast, slamming into the cars. the one bit of good news here, only one person with us injured and we don't have the condition. he has been taken to the hospital. we are told he is not affiliated with the naval academy. an adult civilian. that

annapolis, brad bell, abc7 news. bill: thank you, brad. you see clouds in the backdrop. we have a few light showers we're going to talk about but we want to focus in on the temperature. that is the weather story tonight and the next couple of days. it's not bad now. uper 40s and mid- -- upper 40's to mid-50's. wind chill factors now are in the 40's. so a jacket, you will need it tonight. or want it, probably. you will need it in the coming days. a few light showers. everywhere you see a light shade of blue, that is a freeze watch that goes into effect. this is for tomorrow night to saturday morning. it does include metro d.c. area. everywhere around it with blue. the darker blue, purple shade is a freeze warning. this is northern section of fauquier county and eastern section of loudoun to montgomery county. howard, frederick county. some of the areas, you you will wake up tomorrow morning and d

20's much, much colder as we get into saturday morning. we will talk about that in a few minutes. alison: thank you. for the latest forecast at your fingertips download the free stormwatch7 weather app. nancy: developing now, allegations, accusations against a candidate for u.s. senate. a woman telling the "washington post" that alabama republican roy moore sexually assaulted her. she says she was 14 and he was a 32-year-old assistant district attorney. moore saying it's false. but mitch mcconnell saying if true he should end his campaign. senator mccain saying moore should step aside immediately. jonathan: 120 days in jail. that is what a judge gave a woman who threw a cup of urine in the face of a metro bus driver. opal brown is her name and she must spend three years on probation and stay away from the x2 bus line. stephen tschida has reaction and what the judge told brown. that was surprisi

had to say. stephen: she, actually. she expressed her frustration. looking at brown prior to the sentencing and saying, "you just don't get it." now brown will get 120 days behind bars. this for going to the rear of the bus, urinating in a cup and throwing that urine on a bus driver. prosecutors played surveillance video of opal brown slinging her own urine into the metrobus driver's face. the defense blamed drugs and mental health issues. >> she does not need to be incarcerated. she needs to be under doctor care. stephen: prosecutors called it repulsive attack and maintained the 38-year-old justified throwing urine because she said the driver could have been more courteous. today metro drivers packed the courtroom for brown's sentencing. but not the driver hit with brown's urine. she couldn't

>> it's a very traumatic situation. >> prosecutors say brown showed no remorse and said the attention made her feel like a celebrity. when brown spoke, she said she is the one who suffered, not the driver. >> the operators do this job on daily basis and day after day deal with assault. stephen: three years of pro base means browns has to stay away from the bus line and she has to seek psychological evaluation and treatment and stay clean of drugs. if she tests positive for drugs or violates any of those provisions, she is back in the slammer. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. alison: thank you. we have a major update if you drive on i-66 inside the beltway.

getting you ready for the new express lanes. that manes tolls. sam sweeney there to explain the rules of the road and when they take effect. sam? sam: alison, the big day is december 4. that is when you will have to start paying a toll. if you were driving by yourself during rush hour inside the beltway. take a live look. you can see this is exactly what ddot wants to avoid. this is behind us and this is in front of us. it's gridlock. anybody knows i-66 is always a mess. the goal of the toll is to keep traffic moving at 45 miles per hour. so when there is gridlock the price will go up. ddot says that will discourage people from using 66 and keep traffic moving. how much will it cost? there is no minimum but there is also no maximum. so if it's a parking lot it could swell above $10, $15, maybe $20. similar to what we have seen on 95 and i-95. there will be no exceptions

airport. the hours will be 5:30 to 9:30 inbound to washington and 37:00 to 7:00 outbound. so if you have more than one person in your car you will need an ez pass flex to travel inside the beltway for free. if you are riding for yourself, you now to have. pay you weren't allowed to drive inside the beltway in the rush hour. there is good news there. this all begins on december 4. reporting live in mobiletrack along 66, sam sweeney. back to you in the studio. alison: thanks. if you live along the i-66 corridor and you don't have the ez pass, you need to fix that. the easiest way to get one is go to ezpassva.com. they are also available at a range of grocery stores and pharmacies. the tolls will go live on i-66 december 4. nancy: now to the accident that caused a lot of gridlock on i-95 this morning. tractor trailer flipping over in dumfries. coming off the

the truck hauling trash. the backup stretching four miles. virginia state police say the driver lost control and is okay. the cause is speed. now to a wild speed chase caught on camera in los angeles. a woman accused of stealing a u-haul. lindsey: a dramatic chase involving a u-haul on the street of los angeles. >> yikes! this is scary. lindsey: the woman behind the wheel stole the truck. she ends up at an outdoor produce market and once she realizes she is trapped she rams into a police cruiser. from the air it appears the officer fires a shot but misses. >> shots fired! lindsey: she makes her way out only to turn back into the market, crashing through a stand, sending food flying. eventually she gets out of the u-haul and runs away. >> animated. a lot of

lindsey: bystanders keep their distance as police move in. she is finally taken into custody leaving a mess behind. we're still waiting word about what charges the woman will face. at the satellite center, i'm lindsey mastis. back to you. jonathan: thanks. developing now in the ashanti billie murder case. an arrest. anna-lysa gayle at the "live desk" with what billie's parents went to norfolk to get today. what did they go for? anna-lysa: her parents went to hampton road to pick up their daughter's car that showed up days after she went missing and days before she was found dead. she was reported missing when she didn't show up to work at blimpies on military base. the body later found by hind a church in -- behind a church in north carolina weeks later, near the suspect's childhood home. the suspected killer the investigators say is eric brown, retired 21-year navy veteran who was homeless. he was frequently stopped by her job and the coworkers say brown

her and made rude comments. the parents have questions about how he was able to roam the base without a purpose. both of ashanti's parents are military veterans. >> how is it that this guy is able to roam around the base? we understand that you have an i.d. card and it allows you to be on base. who is patrolling? anna-lysa: brown is charged with kidnapping and murder and held without bond. due back in court this morning. anna-lysa gayle, abc7 news. nancy: this man now behind bars accused of having his estranged wife in frederick county. jeremiah snyder facing attempted murder and assault charges. police say he stabbed her in the head as well as the arms in a fight this morning. she was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. nancy: now e

texas church massacre. we are learning the pastor of first baptist church plans to demolish the building. new details about the shooter. he may have used animals for target practice. he told a colleague he bought them on craigslist with the intention to kill them. they are still trying to learn more about the man who took 26 innocent lives. >> maybe we'll find a way to get in the phone. it will cost a lot of time and money. in some cases it cost lives and that is a high price to play. alison: the investigators are having a hard time breaking in the shooter's heavily encrypted cell phone. jonathan: president trump measured the message visiting china and he sent the day complimenting the chinese counterpart but he was stern about the message about north korea. he wants help from china. he wants china to step in and put

nuclear program and more balanced trade relationship with china. mr. trump said u.s. and china could solve the world's problems together. president trump: we agreed not to replicate failed approaches of the past and to increase economic pressure until north korea abandons its reckless and dangerous task. jonathan: the next stop is vietnam tomorrow. coming up for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- students walking out of class for daca. this is nearly two dozen house republicans pushing for immigration legislation on the hill. nancy: alison: senator rand paul's attacker in court and details about the assault. nancy: troubling findings after an undercover operation at u.s. airports. what a claim t.s.a. officers are failing to detect. that is next at "abc7 news at 4:00".

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nancy: major tribute to police officers who responded to the shooting at the g.o.p. baseball practice over the summer. they received the u.s. capitol police medal of honor this morning. agents bailey and griner were injured in the shooting and majority whip antonin steve scae was hurt in the attack. he was there to thank the officers. we have more coming up at "abc7 news at 6:00".

students across the country converging on the capitol after walking out of class for daca. this is as 20 house g.o.p. members are pushing speaker paul ryan to act quickly on legislation to protect young immigrants. john gonzalez has more from capitol hill. john: hundreds are on the move. they left class at 9:00. they are converging here on capitol hill. this group is on the way to the hart senate building. this is a nationwide youth movement two months after president trump called for the end of daca. a number of schools around the country, 20 of them are walking out of class today. nine of them here in the d.c. area. this is the group we captured earlier in morning at wilson high school in upper northwest d.c. the pro-amnesty group united we dream is backing the school walkouts today. some media outlets reporting that the republican senators do not plan to

for 2 million daca recipients in the year end spending bill. >> after october 5, the last deadline for the daca renewals. they said we need to take action. congress has had two months and they have done nothing. >> i'm walking out to stand in solidarity with the people who are recipients of daca and can't speak up for themselves. >> it's the chant "unafraid." the students and the followers, the supporters plan for a peaceful demonstration but we are told that inside the hart building, large banners were unfurled at 15 of the protesters were arrested today. on capitol hill, john gonzalez, abc7 news. jonathan: frederick county public schools working to strengthen the data privacy measures because this all comes after an earlier data breach that left 1,000 former students, all their information vulnerable. it was available to the public.

and birthday. the school system hired an i.t. security firm to reinforce the programs they already have in place. nancy: the pentagon hopes to wrap up the investigation in last month's deadly ambush in niger by january. four soldiers killed in a clash with isis militants. the investigators want to know if the group was on the assigned mission or if it had been gimp new orders. they are looking into why one soldier was separated from the others and if the team had adequate information before the admission. jonathan: rand paul's neighbor is pleading not guilty to the attack that left the senator with six broken ribs and bruised lung. after the attack the neighbor admitted to tackling paul while he was mowing the yard. but the story changed in court today. one neighbor says the feud has nothing to do with politics and has everything to do with a long running dispute about landscaping. the neighbor could end up in jail for a year if

alison: alarming failure in security. new loopholes at checkpoints uncovered by the department of homeland security. richard reeve with what inspectors found. >> at the busy t.s.a. checkpoints, new concerns about security. >> kind of makes you feel insecure traveling. a little unsafe. department of homeland security raising concerns after the undercover agents were able to smuggle in mock explosives and weapons. >> i would think we would have it more under yol by now. >> 2015 inspector general report revealed a 95% detection failure rate. this year, not much better. in the ballpark of 80% a source tells abc news. >> i think they have a lot of work to do in terms of making progress. it's concerning, the failure rate. >> the source says in this year's test, the secretaries and the administrative workers were able to sneak high-tech

>> most passengers we spoke with are concerned about the new report and surprised that things would not improve in the last two years. all of it happening weeks before thanksgiving and all that comes with it. >> it's disturbing. >> former t.s.a. and n.s.a. attorney believes the problem is the human error that should have been corrected with performance reviews. >> it appears that you are failing to find xyz objects repeatedly. here is why you are failing to find them. >> the t.s.a. insists it's taking steps to improve security checkpoints, the passengers now say they will be even more on alert. the travel season approaches. from reagan national airport, richard reeve, abc7 news. nancy: bill kelly joining us now. a cool day outside. jonathan: do we have to start winterizing our home? is that what we are going with this? bill: good point. by saturday morning widespread lows in the mid-20's. that is the hard freeze territory. jonathan: roll up

make sure the hose is turned off and drained if nothing else. cover up the spigot. but if you don't, the head on the hose will probably crack. it will freeze inside that. we put together this graphic. this talks about the records. not only cold, down near the record territory. forecasting 26 on saturday. this is saturday morning. saturday. not tomorrow morning. saturday morning, 26 at reagan. the record is 26. dulles we are going 20. you folks out there around chantilly are way down there. 16 is the record. 22 for baltimore. the record is 21. we are close to the records. that is saturday morning, not tomorrow morning. although it will be chilly. 56 outside right now. widespread cloud cover. it's a cool a little wet day in spot of light rain showers. not cross off normal for this time of the year. 49 in dulles. 45 for martinsburg. hagerstown at 47. in terms of the showers we have a couple of rain showers

and up to montgomery county. we are going to deal with that 270 on 66. it's not a lot. that is not the big weather story. it's the cold temperatures. here is what we have going on. freeze warning in the counties in the purple shade. this includes part of loudoun county, up to maryland. we will say sections of montgomery county. now that is tonight until tomorrow morning. some of the colder areas. the widespread lighter blue shade here is the freeze watch. that is tomorrow night. saturday morning. so future cast. what we are looking at tonight lingering rain showers. that clears out. the skies clear out. the cold front sweeps through. tomorrow morning is chilly. don't get me wrong. wind chills are down there but air temperatures are colder. i'll show you the wind chill forecast comes up the next time. tomorrow is a clear day, raw day.

we have a weather alert day out. not because it's just cold but the first day of the season well below normal. wind chills near the freezing mark. we have been in the 70's. it will turn around and hit you wyominger size and make sure you are wearing the hat and the gloves and all those things. saturday morning, 26 with a high of 44. very chilly before we rebound up to the 50's. alison: thank you very much. as we talk about, coming up we have a drastic drop of temperatures coming if the next few days. you prepared? "7 on your side" to make sure you are prepared for the chilly weather. nancy: how young is too young for grabbing a cold one?

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jonathan: pope francis is saying no to cigarettes. they will not sell them in the duty free shop. it means they will give up estimated $11 million a year in profit. the pope says the church can't contribute to something bad for your health. nancy: all that while wisconsin is

lowering its drinking age to 19. three republican state lawmakers sponsored a bill to lower the drinking age provided the state does not lose federal money as a result. the bill sponsors say lowering the drinking age would free up resources that are used to enforce the drinking laws on college campuses. >> consulting adults should be able to engage in these activities without the government getting in the way. i see no reason why we can send young men and women off to war but they can't have a beer. nancy: federal law calls for reduction in the federal highway funds to states that don't have a drinking age of 21. alison: the number of americans filing for unemployment benefits rose by 10,000 last week. it went up to 239,000 which is still low. the four-week average fell to a 44-year low indicating a healthy job market. the number of people seeking unemployment has stayed under 300,000 for two years now. jonathan: ahead for us at 4:00.

the fidget spinners? all the rage for kids. "7 on your side" with a warning for parents. plus -- >> with the record lows forecast for saturday. we're providing tips for this area first major cold snap of the season. alison: new at 5:00, the aviation crash that grabbed the world's attention. more than 200 people died in a crash of t.w.a. flight 800 two decades ago. the wreckage is reconstructed in a warehouse in our area. and tonight at 5:00, how the legacy of flight 800 is now keeping all air passengers safer.

announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. jonathan: let's start this half hour in the weather center with bill kelly. we have spelled it out. kidding around is over. it's cold! it will get colder. bill: this is tomorrow morning's wind chill factor. widespread 20's and 30's. even teens. wind chill, not the air temperature. that is what you dress for if you are going out. we are talking about golf. if owe have a -- if you have a tee time, you are a hearty golfer. this is different now. we are nowhere

45 degrees is the temperature. 49 for dulles. quantico at 55 degrees. we look ahead and the warning and the watches that we are looking at. the freeze watch for the counties. and tomorrow night and saturday. in tonight's county, we have parts that are purple to fauquier, loudoun, frederick. these are the free warnings in effect. if you have not covered up the hose spigot, that type of thing, you might want to do that. remember the pets and bring them in later tonight with the wind chill. and hourly tonight we are not bad. below normal. we will keep it in the 50 before we drop to the 40's. it's cold and we talk about flirting flirting with the records

nancy: temperatures drop 30 degrees in the next 36 hours. tomorrow is a federal holiday. you have a chance to get ready. kevin lewis is live in rockville on your side before the winter blast. kevin? >> it includes plants and flowers until now haven't faced a freeze in the d.c. metro this fall. wi are at the garden center in rockville where the owner parked the cargo hold of the chevy pickup truck with greenery. the home is now impromptu jungle. the message to convey is most flower and plants will survive indoors with weekly watering and the local household temperatures. local mechanics anxious for a customer rush.

traditionally november and december are the busiest time of year for the fire houses in the mid-atlantic region. give space heeders space. test your carbon monoxide detectors and make sure that the ash is cold throughout before putting it in the trash. >> if you go to the doctor, they check your height and weight. we do the same thing. >> turn off the water to outdoor faucets and drain the garden hoses. bursting pipe are a nightmare. live in rockville, kevin

jonathan: remember these in fidget spinners. craze swept the country this year and now a warning that popped up involving the claims of lead in two of the very popular gadgets. we have a heads up for all parents. >> who doesn't love a good fidget spinner? they roll around and some light up. ton of fun but now warning parents. >> we are talking about high levels of lead. >> the team at the u.s. public interest group tested 12 fidget spinners and claim two have high level of lead. the wailed premier spinner brass and the wild premier spinner metal. both told at target stores. >> we found 33,000 part per million on the s

>> item checked multiple target stores and we found both spinners. you can order brass quin online. they want target to stop selling the spinner. they tell the iphone, safety is one of our top priorities. the safety for the toys aim for 12 and under. but these are marketed to the 14 and up. >> they said they were for 14 and up. and not children's toy. that is not acceptable. most would consider it to be children toys. >> don't give them to any child that is 3 and under. you could end up with small

pieces. you have to be careful. >> there are so many out there. if the parent saw the story do they go back to target? >> no. target says they are keeping them on the shelves. they are not doing anything because of the age level 14 and up. nancy has one. nancy: i do. play with it in the commercial. >> she can have two. nancy: everyone wins. thank you very much. the 65-year-old says this seems to be a natural stepping off point and chance to start a new chapter and he is among other long-time members planning to retire. 600,000 people signed up for coverage now under affordable care act. that is in the first week of the open enrollment season. a quarter of those were first-time

jonathan: it has been one year since trump won the white house. washington has seen quite the transformation since. how has it affected the political world? the chief political correspondent scott thuman explains. scott: from a tone that resonated with many republicans all the way back at the nomination -- >> we can not afford to be so politically correct anymore. >> we are so politically correct we're afraid to do anything. >> style wise he hasn't changed much. >> in some ways washington has. more politicians seem to hash out differences with the hashtags. how his less than conventional approach affects elections may

>> anxiety and anger for a president that seems all about himself, not the people. >> he blames the loss on the republican candidate not embracing policies enough. democrats hope more candidates do. >> clint eastwood said make our day. >> the elections should be a warning for those of us in the republican party just because we had a good last year doesn't mean we have a good next year. >> ultimately the results

matter. >> the senate build would not do away with the taxes and it would delay the tax rate for a year. the cost of the republican bill is $100 billion less. jonathan: the libyan man involved in the 2012 benghazi attack will remain behind bars. judge denied bail for him. the navy seals captured him last month. he was involved in the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi which killed four americans including our ambassador? coming up for us at 4:00, a bumpy start for the first driverless shuttle bus. two hours in the trip

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jonathan: the first driverless shuttle launched yesterday and then this happened. a truck driver didn't see the shuttle and backed into it. it's a bus. how do you miss a bus? nobody was hurt but they gave him a ticket. >> look, mom, no driver. this is a sneaky ways that thieves can do to use your own key. you will likely not know it was taken. "7 on your side" horace holmes explains. horace: every 15 seconds a home in burglarized in this country. well over 2 million a year. they often force their way in under cover of darkness. >> i am saying people should pay attention to the security aspects of their alarm system. >> security expert say

good locks is the first line of defense but "7 on your side" recently came across a product that puts all of that in question. we put it to the test. >> caught. >> doing what? i'm horace holmes. we will show you the new technology and the mistake the coworkers and our friends is about to make at 11:00. >> we will never trust him. jonathan: coming up, breakfast at tiffany's is now a real thing. how much it costs to dine amongst the iconic blue. >> plus this. a doc woman got a cance to meet and thank first responders who saved her life. i'm a

nancy: this summer a d.c. woman collapsed and

a neighbor jumping in to help while they waiting for first responders. we explain in a story only on 7, she is reunited with the team of heros that saved her life. >> afternoon emotional reunion -- an emotional reunion. >> god saved me. to see my grandkids grow up and make sure they stay on the right track. >> it happened nearly three months ago. >> i don't know what really happened. i just went completely out. >> kim jennifer in cardiac arrest in lobby of her apartment building. >> the clock was ticking. >> d.c. fire and e.m.s. said the grandmother of five didn't have a pulse for 15 minutes. >> neighbor and former nurse pamela wasted no time giving c.p.r. while they waited for emergency crews. >> if it's busted up and broken up, i like to fix it up. it wasn't scary for

lost her father last year. >> it was so devastating, i ran to be with her and everything. when i went to touch her and try to get her attention she was ice cold. >> i know it's routine and you do this to save people but this is from my heart. >> thursday a team of heroes honored for the actions. >> thank you all for everything that y'all did for me to make me still here with my family. >> jennifer presenting each of them a cardiac arrest save coin. >> thank you so much. >> scary thing to be gone and then come back to life. >> in northeast, amy aubert, abc7 news. >> she was so lucky that her neighbor was there and that her neighbor knew c.p.r. it go ez to show you important it is to have the skills. jonathan: the firefighters, they didn't need any coin. they just need her smile and the hug. awesome. good story. with 46 days until -- 46

nancy: wow! jonathan: the capitol christmas tree officially on the way to d.c. 81-footer. a sub alpine fur. it was cut down on tuesday in yak, montana. yes, there is a place. y-a-a-k. the tree lighting ceremony is set for december of. that is fun. you will be there. nancy: hopefully. in the meantime it's been an icon for generations and you can now have breakfast at tiffanies. the luxury jewelry store opening very first restaurant tomorrow. at the location in new york city. the blue box cafe decked out in the egg shell blue. the breakfast costs $29. soon they will offer lunch or afternoon tea. jonathan: what do you get for $29? nancy: i don't know. one egg and maybe one slice of toast. jonathan: take a picture and move along. talk a

situation. we are stressing to folks this is serious. we are getting down to chilly temperatures. >> i want to break it down for you, the hour-by-hour. good evening, late afternoon to all of you. outside right now is not bad. it's chilly. 45 in winchester. leesburg at 46. still 56 in d.c. the winds are light. so not much of a wind chill factor around the region. winds 5 to 10 miles per hour. that will change. so watch this. we will do a wind forecast for you. we go through 10:30, 11:00 tonight. the winds are not bad at all. up to 10 miles per hour. it shouldn't a problem. by tomorrow morning you head out the door. drive to work. bus stop forecast calling for a breezy morning between 15 to 20 miles per hour. then noon and watch as we head to the afternoon. winds 10 to 20 easily with the gusts of wind up to 25, maybe more. the forecast wind chill, this is important for you because of how it will feel outside. tonight,

40's, not too bad. 30's to the west. watch this. i will pause this. tomorrow morning you walk out the door and it will feel like the teens. 18 in leesburg. 26 in d.c. 22 in manassas. let me take it to the lunch hour. not a good day to eat lunch outside. wind chill factors. the feels like are all below freezing. even during mid-afternoon tomorrow. at 3:00, look at 31 in manassas. the forecast in wind chill. andrews at 29. friday night and 6:00. watch 9:00. you are out and about walking. wind chill are in the teens and the 20's. it will feel like the heart of winter outside tomorrow in terms of the wind chill temperature. that is why we said tomorrow is a weather alert day. if you work outside, hat, glove, jacket, all that. it will feel below freezing all day long. veterans day morning the actual low, not the wind chill but the actual low is near

record. we will talk more about the weekend and beyond in a little while. jonathan: we want to update you on breaking news from annapolis. the driver involved in the horrible crash at the naval academy has now died. look at the mess. no details on exactly what happened but the driver, clearly high rate of speed involved and hit a number of cars in the parking lot. the driver was the only person involved. there is no one else we understand that is hurt as a result. but a number of cars severely damaged after it happened. that is the car that the driver was driving. mo

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john: matt recently got in a vehicle and noticed the smell of mold. >> over powering. john: he tracked the source of the smell to wet tar pet and dis -- carpet and discovered the water was dripping on to it. >> the carpet underneath here is moldy and mildew they have to replace the entire car pelt in the car. john: but it wasn't caused by rain. he diagnosed attack of spiders. >> somehow a spider crawled

and laid a web. john: this sounds vaguely familiar to you? there is a good reason. three years ago toyota had a major recall of thousands of cars for this very problem. spider web blocking the air conditioner drain. toyota recalled 800,000 cars in 2015 after ac drain wert dripped in the car electronic, shorting the air bag in dozens of vehicles but his dripped to the carpet, not the electronic. toyota wouldn't repair it for me because it wasn't mechanical. he said it's not me -- mechanical but mold is a serious safety issue. >> i don't want my family to get hurt. john: caution for all drivers. parking in tall grass can draw spiders and rodents to crawl inside to get warm.

don't waste your money. i'm john matarese, abc7 news. larry: right now at 5:00, going express. we clear up confusion about the tolls on i-66. when they will start charging you and the fast lane option. bombshell report threatens to derail senate candidate. claims of sexual misconduct with teenagers. what is left of a tragedy turns into a classroom. >> from abc7 news, this is a breaking news alert. richard: i'm richard reeve with breaking news in southeast washington where a juvenile male has been shot. i will get out of the way so you can see the scene in the area of 4th and mississippi southeast. it is not far from ballou high school. we are told at 3:45 this afternoon, that youngster was shot. shot at least one time we are told.

we are told he was unconscious and is breathing. unfortunately the homicide detectives have been called to the scene. police now have a lookout for two african-american males, driving a black toyota. still a very active investigation. if we get new information we will let you know. reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. alison: thank you. we are following breaking news out of the naval academy where a person is dead, in this, a nasty accident on the base. maryland bureau chief brad bell is in annapolis. brad? brad: this happened not on the main campus but this side of the severn river in an area home to the naval academy golf course. get back to skytrak7 to see the video of this bizarre and terrible crash. granbury point road goes through the golf course and it ends at the pro shop and