>> i am in total shock this has happened. jonathan: where 7 on your side found the highest lead levels. jr. talkingld trump to wikileaks during the presidential campaign? jonathan: and a new accuser steps forward. >> this is absolutely false. jonathan: what top republicans are saying tonight. 11:00, onc 7 news at your side. jonathan: we are at the scene of breaking news in, a deadly shooting in new carrollton. anna-lysa gayle is live at the scene with what we know so far. anna-lysa: what we know is the man was shot to death about 7:30 at the hilltop apartments on 80 5th avenue in new carrollton. the man fell to the

fatal or otherwise, it's always reason for concern. he was pronounced dead at the hospital about three hours ago. this is still early in the investigation and the police are trying to figure out who murdered him and why. neighbors heard a lot of commotion after the shooting on 85th avenue. some people were running from the scene following the shooting. at this time a suspect description has not been provided and the name of the victim has not been released. as soon as we know more, we will bring it to your the abc 7 nes app. jonathan: waitresses brutally attacked at their place of work. the police say this played out in a latin restaurant in northwest. tim barber joins us live with what started this and who has

this sounds like a terrifying situation. how did this get started? tim: according to this report, the suspects kicked down the door and are in the process of kicking down the bathroom door inside when investigators arrived. this is a small latin american restaurant, a place that crime stats showed no problems. at this police report show that victimsresses were the of a bizarre and brutal attack that have people scratching their heads. a customer became so upset about the bill, she jumped the counter, began punching the waitress, and grabbed a knife off the counter. the waitress and her coworker locked themselves in the bathroom. the worker ran outside to get a man to help. when they returned, a third employee locked the front door. suspects kicked in the front door and started breaking through the bathroom door when the police arrived. >>

definitely an overreaction. tim: the suspects are facing assault charges. the folks at the mexican mr. romney did nash the folks at the mexican restaurant did not want to talk to us tonight. tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: new information after a horrifying scene in wheaton last week. a young woman murdered and dumped behind a strip mall. the police say she was killed by her coworker's boyfriend. tonight, were that man never should have been in this country. ice says that elmer campos-martinez did legally came here from el salvador, removed in 1994, and then returned again he legally. he is charged with killing the woman. nancy: we are following developments as alabama senate candidate roy more is denying -- roy

is denying sexually assaulting a teenager. a woman spoke out today saying that moore tried to force himself on her when she was 16. >> he looked at me and told me childsaid, you are just a and i am the district attorney. and if you tell a one about this, no one will ever believe you. >> this is absolutely false. i never did what she said i did. i don't even know the woman. off, if being 28 days this is a political maneuver, it has nothing to do with the reality. it is all about politics. nancy: more than a dozen senate republicans are urging moore to drop out of the race, including mitch mcconnell who believes the accusations are true. at

abc 7 news. jonathan: president trump's son admitting that he talked to wikileaks during the 2016 campaign. confirmedmp jr. private messages, tweeting copies of what he said were some exchanges. he also accused congressional investigators looking into russian election interference of selectively leaking some of the messages. in one exchange, wikileaks an anti-trumpjr. website was about to launch full stop wikileaks also published documents stolen from the top democrats during the campaign. bill: the temperatures are the 40's, if you're viewing the 30's. 35 right now in manassas ,d.c. 43, 45 leesburg. satellite and radar, no radar returns, no rain, just clouds floating by. out the door tomorrow, have your sunglasses. plenty of sunshine tomorrow.

the mid 30's. some of you will be flirting with freezing, not too far off from where we are now. coming up, the seasonable forecast and the next rainmaker. jonathan: now for a 7 on your side alert -- how safe is the drinking water at your school? alison: it is affecting children all over america. investigative reporter scott taylor shows us school districts may need to make changes to better protect your children. scott: do you have any idea that the water at your child school is safe to drink? the i-team obtain water test results from d.c. to northern virginia to parts of maryland. half of the 12 districts were at high levels. >> i am in complete shock. live itne mother is

discovered inside of printer does connie -- prince george's county public school district. >> the water was yellowish brown. medical experts say elevated levels of lead can cause problems with behavior and lower iq levels. i want to ask a couple questions on camera. that is the prince school ceo kevin maxwell. answerths he refused to questions on camera, so we tracked him down. i cannot, i'm getting ready for a board meeting. scott: the fda and cdc says there is no safe level of lead in a child's blood. more than 100 water sources could include classroom water fountains with high level levels -- high lead levels. one was 28 parts per billion, which is skyhigh compared with the epa warning level of 15 setback in 1991. a lot of

tested. >> we haven't all on the website. scott: you have not tested all of your schools. you are dragging bottled water. do you drink from the water fountains? -- you are drinking bottled water. do you drink from the water fountains? so far this year, prince william county discovered 57 water sources at schools with high 2100 tested.out of fairfax county schools recorded elevated lead levels at four schools. >> this is the latest round of samples. scott: we showed our findings to dr. mark edwards, part of the environmental engineering team at virginia tech, who helped expose the flint, michigan, water crisis. >> these get worse with time and this is something new we only recently discovered. scott: he believes the epa needs to lower their lead level from

15 parts per billion. >> there is no doubt this standard is out of date. i would just be happy we are beating this out of date standard, and we are not. declined interview requests, but that is not stopping d.c. public schools, who just lowered their level to five parts per billion after discovering elevated levels last year. districts need to stop playing russian roulette with students by flushing water fountains between tests, hoping for a lower result. is high, a tap that flushing it, than sampling it and finding it is low -- that does not prove anything except you got lucky on that day. will the next child who drinks from that tap be lucky? most parents don't want to risk that. scott: baltimore city school district is

sure-- $450,000 to en drinking water essay. 10 years ago they turn to all bottled water and is now investing in high tech filtered fountains. >> we think that is a game changer that will provide clean and safe water. we are enthusiastic about it. scott: in prince george's county, the i-team is trying to get answers. i've asked repeatedly for his interview. you getl make sure that an interview and we update you. scott: we never got that interview after winning 10 long months. ask your school district to put all of its website. plus, ask how they are testing your child's water and if they will lower the lead action level to zero. download our

app to get all of the test results and look for my story. scott taylor, abc 7 news. alison: another health alert -- nearly half of all americans have high blood pressure. guidelines putting millions more in the high risk category. an indictment in a crash involving a bus turned into a food truck. alison: and carjacked with a baby in the back seat. tonight, a happy reunion.

jonathan: new developments months after this scary scene in leesburg. a woman was killed in the crash and the driver of the bus who hit her has been charged. alison: four other people were injured. one of them is still in the hospital. mostit is one of the harrowing images captured in northern virginia in recent memory. first responders pride open the vehicle to save the lives of a family trapped inside. the person suspected of being responsible for this horrible trash will appear in court for th

the police a the driver of the bus converted into a food truck ran a stop sign in ashburn in september and plowed into a withcarrying five people five people. a woman died at the scene. her husband who was not in the car at the time tells us their oldest son, a senior in high school, remains hospitalized and is doing well considering. the driver was indicted on multiple counts, including involuntary manslaughter, reckless driving, driving without a license, without insurance, and failure to have the vehicle inspected. he told authorities the brakes failed. the family told authorities the family is devastated. theirildren have lost mother, he has lost his wife all caps they are struggling to come to terms with their grief. the indictments provide hope that at least some measure of justice will be served. jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: and happening now come a search for survivors. sunday's

iraq-iran border is already the deadliest this year. nearly 500 people are confirmed dead. than 7000700 -- more people were injured in the magnitude 7.1 earthquake. we'll most of the damage appears to be in iran, there are fears that a major iraqi dam could fail. jonathan: the army general in charge of the relief effort in puerto rico is coming home next week. his departure, saying the island is now transitioning from disaster response to recovery. tonight more than half the island remains without power, seven weeks after hurricane maria ripped through the island. puerto rico's governor is in d.c. asking congress for 90 $5 billion of funding and grants to rebuild. alison: president trump is in the final hours of his nearly two weeks trip to asia following more meetings with world leaders in the philippines. he will return to d.c.

he had adent said major announcement on north korea and trade which will come out wednesday. jonathan: new charges in the death of a pledge at penn state university. the fbi recovered deleted video. it shows fraternity brothers alcohol,e pledge leaving him to have 18 drinks in less than 1 1/2 hours. he lay unconscious at the bottom of stairs while fraternity members do not even call for help. 17 men face criminal charges. and 7 on your side with a health alert, new medical guidelines lower the threshold for high blood pressure, meaning nearly half of adults in the u.s. have high blood pressure. major heart group say a top breeding for high pressure is 130 over 80. that

the good news is dr. say only 2% of the new additions need medication. the rest just need a healthier lifestyle. contributorjor new in the battle against all timers disease. bill gates invested $50 million to a fund dedicated to treating alzheimer's disease. he said he will give an additional $50 million to startups working on research. gates has a family history of the disease. jonathan: incredible images of an emotional reunion. alison: the little girl was taken in a carjacking in baltimore. the mother said she was unloading her car when some and he came up, jumped in, and took off with her one-year-old still inside. jonathan: after a frantic search, she found her car at an apartment complex close by with the child still inside, not hurt. wever stole the car is still out there -- wever stole the car is

bill: that is good news that she is safe. the temperatures right now, sitting at 43 degrees at reagan national, the wind is light. a quiet evening. expecting it to remain quiet the rest of the night. manassas34 right now, 35. i don't think your temperature will drop much from where it is, but some areas will be around freezing. should not move too far off the current number. 43 around d.c. the rain that came through last night, if you were up overnight, you heard the rain or saw it, pretty light, a few hundredths of an inch, and tonight just a few clouds floating by. that is about it and that is all i expect. floatingt, we have clouds tonight into the morning, a mixture of clear skies and clouds. grab your sunglasses, no weather related probms

just cool. through the day, the wind remains in the northerly direction. the temperatures stay below normal. a nice day to get outside and have lunch. although we will be on the 40's, mid and upper 40's at lunchtime, eventually 52, 53. normal high is in the upper 50's. a light jacket, the wind not too bad. a good fall day. to head out and enjoy it. should be nice and clear. 32 to 41 overnight, partly cloudy. tomorrow, some cloud cover mixed in with sunshine, up to 52 by about 4:00 in the afternoon. a couple things we are watching. systems a week weather wednesday night into thursday -- a weak weather system wednesday night into thursday, nothing overwhelming. 58 thursday. we are w

degrees the forecast with rain showers. it bounces up before we cool back down with another front sunday. we now officially half thanksgiving in sight. it is day 10 on the map. at this point, nothing overwhelming that mix us say, oh, boy. we would never cancel plans, that would be silly. jonathan: the dancing turkey is on the radar. alison: bill does a mean turkey gobble. [bill gobbles] jonathan: seems like the easy option, shopping online from home. alison: but it may be costing you more.

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jonathan: 7 on your side with a consumer alert as we head into the holiday shopping season. you may think that shopping online is the best option, but think twice. alison: walmart is boosting online prices. the goal? to increase store traffic. jonathan: walmart says 90% of americans live within 10 miles of a store. once you are inside, walmart is hoping that you will spend more. shocker. membership stores like costco already charge 5% more for one line prices. the problem is when you go into oustco,

hundred. and then you get a wrench set that you never need. robert: i've never been. jonathan: sitting a lot of money. robert: i've been to sam's club, though. alison: same thing. jonathan: if you get a wrench set from sam's club. sitting in the basement. can the wizards d thrown the kings tonight? -- dethrone the kings tonight?

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>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: the wizards put together three wins, winning four out of their last five. they had the kings tonight. john wall finished with 21. a nice turnaround look, martin gortat, finishing with 18. just this respect. this was nasty. this. be fined for 92. wizards win 110- the terp had a tough one, facing the defending national champs. charles, with 31 for the sophomore. south carolina was too much. first

then the break. the all-american finishes this all. the gamecocks win 94-86. and this is just insane, the true meaning of refuse to lose. when you don't get the chair in musical chairs, what did you do? you take the chair. she gets her tuition paid for the year if she wins, and she was not going to lose. not today. it's not fair. i don't know if that's why she was doing that. and cody judge

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alison: final look at the weather? bill: it is pretty quiet. we will be in the 50's the

row with below average temperatures. the last time we had nine days straight of below normal temperatures, all the way back in may of 2016. we are on a little bit of a run right now. jonathan: that turkey call is really good.

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