>> there is no greater threat to women than men. alison: the bombshell report against louis c.k. of your house key in seconds, and it's easier than you think. >> there a hundreds of keys made. alison: 7 on your side with how you can keep yourself safe. >> now abc 7 news at 11:00 am on your side. jonathan: we start on stormwatch 7 weather alert because i may have be thermally alert has been issued overnight because temperatures -- we have a hypothermia alert. theon: we are talking about coldest air of the season. that's get to chief meteorologist bill kelly. the wind will creep in and will be blowing all day long.

be significant. 43,ide right now, not bad, culpeper 49 degrees. right now we are looking at this fog. a lot of areas down below one mile visibility. charlottesville about half a mile, stanton a half mile. that may affect you if you travel in the morning, a little bit of dense fog. when the wind kicks off, that will start turning about. the shades of purple are the freeze warnings. that is in effect tonight. temperatures dropping into the 20's in many spots. that includes the d.c. metro. the lighter shade of blue is where the freeze watch is in effect. tomorrow night will be even colder with the wind. we will break down the forecast coming up. alison: we will see you then, bill, thank you. for the latest at your fingertips, download the free stormwatch 7 weaer

woman hit and killed in silver spring, may be a case of hit and run. us fromsey joins columbia pike. tom, what happened out there? tom: this happened in the southbound lanes. the woman was crossing the street when she was hit by at least one car. her body when all the way behind the police car. we know that one vehicle stopped. the driver of that vehicle stopped, but the police are investigating exactly what happened and how many vehicles hit the woman. ins happened about 6:40 p.m. the evening rush hour. the police have not identified her. even though one driver stopped, there could be another out there who did not. presentede has been --

that leads us to believe there could be another vehicle that was involved in this crash. tom: southbound 29 has been shut down for several hours and will likely be shut down at least another hour or two. live in silver spring, a little north of four corners, tom roussey, abc 7 news. jonathan: a high schooler shot just steps from his school. alison: that 17-year-old is in the hospital tonight and the police say it started with an argument. jonathan: anna-lysa gayle is live in southeast with the latest. anna-lysa: that shooting happened about 30 minutes after the high school dismissal and about two blocks from ballou senior high school. officials say that shootings are happening way too often near schools. >> a young man 17 years old shot. what are we doing? anna-lysa: this councilman expressed

after a ballou senior high school student was shot. argument tookf place that resulted in the shooting. >anna-lysa: the school board members said this is one of his worst fears. he is seeing more shootings near schools in southeast. >> just within the last three weeks, there have been three daytime shootings. crimeysa: d.c. police maps show that assaults with dangerous weapons are up a shear within 500 feet of hanley elementary school when chesapeake street in southeast. addedesult, the city has extra officers around the school. >> we expect our children to go to school and get home from school safely. so far no arrests have been made in connection with the latest shootings. the 17-year-old is in critical condition. the police have released a vague description of a black

with two men inside. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: the police are still trying to figure out why a driver at a high rate of speed plowed into several parked cars at the naval academy this afternoon. the driver died from his injuries. nobody else was hurt. the driver was not affiliated with the academy. the golf courses just across the severn river from the academy's campus. alison: a group raising awareness in the unsolved murder of their friend. there 27th have been birthday. he was murdered near bladensburg in may of last year. his friends are frustrated killer is still out there. >> this is a public safety issue. we have somebody who killed someone in cold blood still running on the streets. and we don't know who that person is. alison: prince george's county police say their detectives are working tirelessly

following fresh leads. jonathan: remember the woman who threw urine at a bus driver. in jail and0 years will have to spend three years in probation. this is not the end of their troubles and they want action. >> we need to stop these assaults on bus operators. these are felonies. right now they are misdemeanors. jonathan: metro aims to fit more buses with the protective plexiglass shields to protect drivers. alison: one week ago today, montgomery county school leaders say that somebody posted flyers at a school to incite racial tension saying "it is ok to be white." tonight we spoke with one of the people who claims to be behind the campaign and he told tim barber school officials are wrong. tim: last week this person posted 10 flyers around montgomery blair high school.

was part of a national campaign to create racial tension. we spoke with a man who plans to be one of the people behind the campaign. he would not show his face or give his last name. but i not hiding, really, don't want to make it about just people's responses to posters that say that. tim: he said they are not meant to incite racial tension but to prove a point. face value, it is just a fact. the other is you put it into a , and thenof context you get upset at that. tim: last week the principal sent home a letter that said "we will not fall victim to attempt to divide us. we are committed to providing a safe and welcoming environment to students." we asked the man if posting the flare was the proper place to further his agenda. >>

by anyone. tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: you have to see this picture tonight. this man try to steal from an atm by shooting it with a shotgun. bank onpened at bb&t richmond highway in mount vernon sunday. if you recognize the man, please call the police. jonathan: senate candidate for alabama judge roy moore accused of sexual assault. a woman told "the washington post" that moore undressed her and assaulted her when she was just 14 and he was a prosecutor in his 30's, 30 years ago. ore's campaign denies it, but some on capitol hill are suggesting that he step aside from next month's election. nancy: another celebrity being accused of sexual misconduct.

accusations dating back to the 19 it is. five women have accused him of punching himself inappropriately in front of them. an upcomingceled appearance on "the late show" and his movie premiere has been delayed as well, which contains a scene it really familiar to the allegations presented against him. the los angeles district attorney is creating a task force focusing on allegations made within the entertainment industry. nancy chen, abc 7 news. trouble for o.j. simpson after he was reportedly kicked out of a luxury hotel in las vegas. no word on the circumstances, but oj's lawyer says he has been banned from the cosmopolitan for life. las vegas police say it was handled by hotel security. simpson's attorney said he did nothing wrong.

pulse for 15 minutes. alison: but a d.c. grandmother is still alive months later and today she thanked the heroes who saved her life. >> thank you so much. alison: kim went into cardiac arrest at her apartment building last summer. her neighbor, a nurse, started cpr until first responders could get there. and the story has a happy ending. >> god saved me. to see my grandkids grow up, make sure they are on the right track. she presented ichiro with a coin, a token for saving somebody in cardiac arrest. alison: so special. jonathan: most of us put our keys on the table, leave them on our desk when we are at work. alison: 7 on your side i-team found a d

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jonathan: no lock is safe faith the has a cue to your home. there is a high tech method that thieves can use to produce a duplicate key. alison: and you may never know it was used. jonathan: 7 on your side investigative reporter horace holmes has the story. horace: by the time you finish watching the story, 10 homes in the u.s. will have been broken into. one burglary every 15 seconds. >> people should pay more attention to the security aspects. horace: th

to high-tech measures designed to be a convenience for us, what a thief can copy your own key. >> we will ship you a perfect copy in the mail. >> they even share your keys. horace: it was designed to quickly and easily reproduce keys without going to a locksmith. key one a picture of the both sides and said it to the company. you then go to a kiosk located around town. but what if somebody else copies your key and you don't even know it's happening? 7 on your side used our newsroom as a test. we found five sets of keys left unattended in plane site on colleagues' desks. within a couple minutes, we grabbed the keys, took pictures come and walked off. we set the pictures. within a couple days of sending the pictures, we have

all the copies of the keys in the mail. it's time for us to go surprise are victims. these are the keys to your homes. >> thank you very much. will you be coming for dinner? >> now you can come to my house any time. horace: we met the dog when we used our key copy to open this front door. then there is autria godfrey. at her desk, her keys nearby. >> i leave them on my desk. horace: they never left your desk. >> how did you do this? all of these are keys to my house? have you checked to see if they work? like a charm. oh, my god. horace: so did all the keys that we copied except one. if i happen to be somebody's friend who was shady and they are selling keys and an address, that's a problem. >>

made or post the information about how to do this on the internet. now you have a hundred people who have a key to that lock. me says their system is safer than taking your key to a traditional locksmith. kiosk it identifies them, we have a financial paper trail, a transaction. horace: however, there is not a lock made, even wireless, that cannot be defeated by a motivated thief. >> you need to think about having not only more expensive insecure locks. horace: the main feature of key me is you have to take it off the ring, put it on a white piece of paper and create the image. the best thing to protect yourself simply never let your keys out of your sight. horace holmes, abc 7 news. jonathan:

leaving my keys out. never again. alison: better watch out. that is good to know. 46 days until christmas, the capitol christmas tree is officially on its way to d.c. inwas cut down tuesday montana in will come across the u.s. before arriving in the district. i'm never leaving my keys here again. bill: what's to say that she hasn't done that already? bigtemperatures are the story, but first the visibility, right now it is piece suit -- pea soup in some spots, definitely below one mile visibility. ineorologist alex liggitt fairfax, it is below a mile, .8 miles in leesburg. patchy fog out there. the temperatures,

hagerstown 47, 50 d.c. and andrews. the temperatures are cool, but nowhere near where they are going. the forecast, specifically the windchill. that is how it feels. that's the real number. off a light wind, not much of where the temperatures are. the front comes through overnight, the wind kicks up out of the north that 10 to 20. out the door tomorrow morning, i expected to be widespread in the 20's, with some areas in the teens. the bus stop forecast for the morning time, layer the kids. it will feel like january. by noon we are in the 20's with the windchill factor. manassas 28, d.c. 29. day,eak heat of the generally this time of the year the hottest of the day, and we are barely above freezing when you account for the windchill factor, right at 32,

27. then we cool back down at 6:00. we barely if at all get above freezing when you account for the windchill. friday night football games, jackets, hats, gloves, it will be called. the temperatures in the mid and low 20's. we have patchy fog now, the wind turning that up. watch the daytime, very few clouds. there should be a pheromone of sunshine during the day tomorrow. the coat and the sunglasses. -- you will want the coat and sunglasses. a weather alert day, not just because it is cold but because it is the first cold day. if you work outside, it starts getting dangerous because you are in the 20's all day long. 26 degrees, that is also the record friday night into saturday. that is what we are watching going into veterans day. the next chance of

monday with high temperatures a balmy 54 degrees. alison: bill, thank you for stop must-see video, flamingos at the national zoo on the move. the birds are being migrated to their newly refurbished exhibit. it is not set to open for a while, 2021. jonathan: they seem like such happy birds. alison: they are beautiful. jonathan: he is just like ironman, sort of. the suit is a record breaker.

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>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought you by your local toyota dealers. robert: the lakers at capital one tonight come a chance for redemption for the wizards. a much better outcome for john wall. first quarter, this is what we need more of, wall with the flush. and he also played rim protector. get that garbage out of here. don't come in here with that. wall finished with 23 points. in the fourth, doing what he does best. martin gortat with the hoop. wiz win 111-95. opening kickoff, people have not yet.purchased their bachonachos a couple of nice moves, breaks

touchdown. 34-31.s the tooth fairy made an appearance tonight at the cardinals-seahawks game. that is the backup quarterback. kids come if you are watching, that is not who comes. a throwingbacks have contest every week and the winner decides with the loser wears. they have to go dressed like the tooth fairy in pregame warm-ups. nats daniel murphy earned his fourth straight silver slugger award.

alison: it ended up being not so bad tonight. bill:

right now than it will be eight hours from now. 43 the high tomorrow. we will struggle to get out of freezing when you account or the windchill. jonathan: 26? bill: that is saturday morning. that is the record for the day. jonathan:

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