giant of the runway for a dry run ahead of winter's work. alison: we begin at 4:00, heroic from firefighters and neighbors who say two people from a house fire in temple hill. jonathan: two were hurt trying to put the fire out. nancy: stephen tschida is live with the story of those who ran to help. stephen? stephen: the two occupants a son and his elderly mother in critical condition. two firefighters rushed to the burn unit. they suffered burns to the ears, their fire so intense. the clean-up underway. this house gutted by the flames and the smoke. the neighbors trying desperately to save the occupants. the fire, too intense. the call came in at 12:30. a house engulfed in flames. a passerby saw the man t

outside the home. >> he came to the side door and called for her. "come mom, we have to go." stephen: after neither appeared the neighbors tried to get in the house to rescue them but the flames and the smoke drove them back. eventually firefighters were able to pull them from the house. >> we care about them, we love them. this is an unfortunate event. the neighbors are devastated by what has happened to the neighbors. the son was a primary care-giver up until this time. they are in critical condition. the cause is under investigation. stephen tschida, abc7 news. nancy: developing now a massive warehouse fire. flames smooting from the build -- shooting from the building and causing it to partially collapse. the

fire and there are palettes of magnesium in the basement. a worker was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. jonathan: an investigation is underway to figure out what caused a deadly mobile home fire in charles county. our understanding a man was trapped inside and late irfound dead. skytrak7 over the scene on marshall hall road. we are told the dog was also found inside as well. the victim's name has not been released. nancy: this just in. president trump wrapping up the news conference from the white house making his first statement since the 12-day trip to asia. he touted the leaders with foreign leaders and effort to make sure fair trade is taken place between the united states and countries and he addressed north korea. president trump: i made clear we will not allowed them to hold the world hostage for the nuclear blackmail. i called on

unite isolating the north korean regime. >> president trump talked about the stock market. and optimism for the future. alison: a special education teacher facing charges accused of selling heroin and prescription drugs on school grounds and she was busted yesterday. we have more on the charges with brad bell. brad: this is a stunner. monica snee a teacher at parkside high school here in salisbury. arrested yesterday. she has worked for them for 17 years. a special ed teacher here. we are told one of the alleged customers decided he wanted to kick the habit. the sheriff department saying he wanted to kick the demon and he turned in the dealer. the dealer allegedly monica snee.

and they watched her at locations throughout the county but especially here at the high school. they saw her making deals on school prompt. yesterday they moved in. >> there was 170 bundles of heroin. there was over 300 oxycodone bills and several trips of soboxone and empty baggies for putting the product in. with almost $3,000 of cash. nancy: the sheriff says it just adds up to a dealer. brad: this is a picture of all the staff. we are still working the story and we'll be back at 5:00 with more. nancy: thank you. volunteer firefighters are under investigation after

charges. this was allegedly record and shared on snapchat. tom roussey with the latest on the case. tom: strasburg, virginia, is a small town. less than 7,000 people live here. within the town limits there is only one fire station. so the accusations have shocked a lot of people. >> i had a concerned citizen approach me and say they had heard activity was taking place. >> that was april. soon after the family of the alleged victim met with him as well. he went to the town manager and the police. >> it was the police chief's suggestion we look into having the state conduct the investigation. we felt that was best. tom: virginia state police confirmed that the investigation is still active. cour

accusations that five firefighters committed multiple sex acts with a then 17-year-old girl at a hotel and one of the men's homes and they allegedly share video of it on snapchat. in a text shared by the mother the teen writes, "they just intimidated me in general." and she said the sex with one firefighter was "not consensual." a firefighter told me off-camera he and the others wanted to gather more facts before responding publicly but there were holes in the teen's accusation. no charges have been filed. tom roussey, abc7 news. alison: shots were fired on interstate 295. a man was shot several times and found inside a parked car on a ramp in northeast. the gunman is still on the run. the victim was rushed to the hospital. there is no word on his condition. jonathan: puerto rico is dealing with another major black out two months after hurricane maria. the power lines

in san juan in nearby towns. this comes as the government announced it met the goal restoring 50% of the islands power seven weeks after the storm. more than 130,000 people had left puerto rico since the hurricane. bill: all right, everyone. we are tracking weather affecting you. it's still west. good afternoon. this is entering west virginia on the border there. pushing to p.a. that will be here late tonight. we are looking at the it chos to remain where they are now. low 50's in the upper 40's. we keep clouds in the forecast. but tonight you won't need the umbrella. overnight, we are expecting rain. the

nancy: new developments about the shooting spree in california. the gunman kevin neil shot and killed his wife and hid her body under the floorboards a day before going on the deadly rampage. marci gonzalez with the latest. marci: investigators say the rampage that left five people dead and a dozen injured began in the gunman's own home. that he found the body of the wife under the floorboard. prosecutors say neil was out on bail on assault with a deadly weapon charge accused of stabbing his neighbor in january. the neighbor may have been a target on tuesday. >> the first call came in at 7:54 a.m. and the gunman shooting in homes and driving to this elementary sch

>> a teacher came running out of the building and then the shooter came. >> he used a truck to ram through the fence to fire at least 30 rounds. >> the school is on lockdown. i truly believe we would have had a horrific letdown from the school if the school didn't take the action. >> they became frustrated, he left the school and drove through town shooting randomly. the community on lookdown for 20 minutes before officers caught up with the accused killer. >> he called his mother saying it's all over now. i'm on a cliff and there is nowhere to go. >> they recovered two semi-automatic rifles he obtained illegally. marci gonzalez, abc7 news, los angeles.

nancy: you can follow more by downloading the app. jonathan: the three ucla basketball players charged with shoplifting from china have been suspended indefinitely. they arrived back in the united states last night after a week confinedded to the hotel. today they apologized for the actions. >> i am grateful to be home and i will never make a mistake again. i'm sorry for those i let down and thankful for the support they provided. i take full responsibility for the actions. jonathan: two students did thank president trump for the role in getting them home. president says he asked the chinese president to smooth out the process. >> caught on camera climbing through a drive-through window. who is she? more coming up. nancy: plus look at the plane catching fire on

alison: we are learning what sparked the flames. nancy: new information in the hunt for a possible several

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as a result. skytrak7 on the way. this is happening on goldie farm place. we understand the fire is now out. that is all that is left of the trailer. when we have more we'll bring the pictures to you live. that is the latest from the "live desk." michelle marsh, back to you. jonathan: thefein officers in tactical gear doing goor to door for a search for a possible serial killer in florida and it's intensified, the search. they are going door to door in the neighborhood where four people killed in last month. the latest victim 60-year-old man shot the death walking yesterday morning on the way to a church to help the hopeless. they believe -- help the homeless and they believe the killer lives in the area. nancy: two women accusing drivers of sexual misconduct. it said they left them and

vulnerable because of what they call inadequate background checks. >> he took me upstairs. he was dragging me at first. >> i was in the backseat and i woke up and he was in backseat. nancy: uber says the allegations are important to them and they are reviewing the complaint. alison: we turn to new video that was released today by the ntsb. this is the moment a british airlines plane burst into flames. look at the fire. smoke billowed out. the passengers running for their lives. engine failure called a fire. nancy: massive mess in colorado. police say the teenager who stole a truck is to blame for this. the 14-year-old boy charged with running a

crash in a fuel tanker. 40,000 of fuel spilling in the drain that leads to a river. adding to the teen legal problems, they say he left the scene. but he was taken into custody a short time later. jonathan: here at home there is more of the must-see video from howard county. they hope you know who she is. she climbs through the drive-through window and then she gets money to gather food. drops the box and exposes the tattoo. these are clue for you. there is a $500 reward if an arrest is made. nancy: flexible, too. jonathan: by the way the mcdonald's was closed. nancy: she seemed comfortable there. jonathan: been there before. bill: closed it on the way out. closed the window. so let me show you

this morning. we saw the sun. the golden orb in the sky. nancy: stranger now. bill: it is. it is back to cloud cover. we have sunshine for the first half of the day. the evening plans, you shouldn't need the umbrella. this is the ninth day in a ero it's below normal. go to may of last year. 53 is the temperature in d.c. leesburg at 54. we have the clouds that spilled in. no green on the map. green means the rain. this is marching 30 miles per hour off to the east. so this will be passing by the area. the park right now is stronger than

this will tailor down a little bit. i don't expect weather alerts tonight. there are clouds around the region. if you are out late 11:00, midnight, maybe showers at that time. but this is passing by in the overnight hours. if you washed the car you'll go out and see the dirt drops. then tomorrow mix of sun and clouds. the temperatures will go back up a little bit. i do not expect the rain throughout the day tomorrow. how much rain we are expecting but i'll run it through 7:00. we are talking hundreds of an inch of rain. not a big rain maker for us. 38 to 44. overnight ran

freezing. this is a rain event. 58 for the daytime high. partly cloudy as we roll into the afternoon. but it will be breezy. friday we will start to feel the cooler air. saturday will decrease the chance of shower. the thanksgiving parade is likely dry in the morning. cool, not bad. windy and cooler for sunday. thanksgiving still looks dry. nancy: they are rolling over the competition this season and we introduce you to the coach of the week next. jonathan: plus a famous wizard world comes to life in a seattle driveway. alison: now a look at what is coming up tomorrow on "good morning washington." >> thanks. tomorrow on "good morning washington," $3,000 to rejuvenate your sex life? wh

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competition. they captured captured the champ in football thanks to the head coach. and robert burton has more with the coach of the week. >> that is what you see after every play from the knights. they will unstoppable at 12-0. >> if the kids know you love them, they will do anything for you. robert: he is volunteering his time every week. most coming from the sickle parent homes. >> how important is this? >> to be a positive role model. >> they have taken state and now time for

the other thing between them and florida is funding. >> how would it mean to go to national to compete? >> for the kids to have the experience and the parents. >> we are a team but this is a family atmosphere. >> i'm robert burton. >> wishing them the best of luck. >> a seattle dad raised enough money to fund this project and he built it in 17 days. the donations are collected for cancer research and local schools. nancy: that is

not bad for a mugel. alison: creative dad. cool. jonathan: coming up for us here reducing the 911 calls in montgomery county. the new program now in place. nancy: plus the c.e.o. of a national pizza chain apologizing. the buzz on social media next. >> new at 5:00, the dogs (upbeat music) - [announcer] presenting the shark ion flex 2x. the free-standing, cord free vacuum that can live anywhere because it has two rechargeable batteries. that means you can always be charging, even while you're cleaning. with duo clean, multiflex, and powerful suction so you can go, and go, and go again. welcome to hassle-free runtime with shark.

michelle: at any given time there are 30 ambulances ready to respond but the 911 call volumes are increasing. there is a creative approach to turn the tide. >> last year .2% of the residents responsible for 14% of the ambulance calls. >> in 2015 paramedics like ian st. john started to visit the top 911 callers. they checked for the slip hazard. offered medical advice and at times provide friendly company. the result roughly 55% drop in the 911 cal

>> today ike leggett allocated $400,000 to sustain the program. wise move says this paramedic. >> the front end money in a program will pay for itself 100 times over. >> area hospitals are on board with the less strain on the emergency rooms. >> we have broken the cycle. the cycle continues because nobody says hey, hold on. >> the sun came out. bill: it was beautiful. now mother nature says not going to

this is a backdrop. the temperatures at the 50. it doesn't bant to go. will you advance it for me? i'll tell you. uper 40's to 50. it will stay in the upper 40's through the evening hours. a cool night. we are watching the rain moving through. 53. not bad outside. there is a weather system pushing through tonight. we have clouds but a weather system is back to the west. the overnight rain likely. not a ton of rainfall. keep temperatures in the 40's with the clouds. you don't have to have an umbrella if you are heading to dinner. another weather is in sight in a few minutes. jonathan: more people are signing up for obamacare this year. the government data says this year there are

more signups than last year. the signup ends december 15. michelle: police are looking for a man who break in a home in woodbridge and assaulted a 54-year-old woman. she auz attacked in the kitchen and she was able to break free with minor injuries. the attacker ran away. jonathan: new video now of a porch pirate in action. he walks up to a home on 17th street in northwest. he sees the package and he swiped it. the police are hoping you will identify who he is and you can get reward up to $1,000 if he is arrested. nancy: now at 4

john's c.e.o. changing his tune. we are joined with the update and the apology is getting mixed reviews. lindsey: this is as controversial as the initial statements. papa john's sent out three tweets. this is the first one that says it apologizes and then it says players have a right to protest but believes the anthem should be honored. the third we can't show on television and it says it wants ideas from all sides except for neo nazis. then flips them the bird. some people are not buying the apology. one person responded -- others say the apology is

look -- papa john's is getting thousands of comments. only time will tell if people buy the pizzas. michelle: thank you. opposition mounting against the republican candidate roy moore looking to take the open senate seat in alabama. he is refusing to drop out of the race. >> the republicans are speaking out and the message is clear. roy moore not welcome in washington. mcconnell even suggesting a write-in campaign for jeff sessions. >> the alabaman to fit the standard is the attorney general.

in alabama. >> back in the home state, judge roy moore is still welcomed with open arms. >> i am the only one to unite republican and democrats. i'm opposed by both. >> despite allegations he assaulted teen girls as a prosecutor in the late 1970's. moore denied allegations but raised eyebrows on the hannity fox news radio show. >> do you remember dating girls that young at that time? >> not generally no. if i did, you know, i don't remember anything like that. >> hannity is a well-known supporter of moore's issuing an ultimatum calling for the judge to prove he is innocent. >> for me the judge has 24. you must remove any doubt.

>> president trump has not addressed the, i but if moore wins he will face ethics investigation. >> there are charges of sexual harassment against a high powered hollywood executive. this time it's an actor. perry cruz says he was groped by talent agency. >> he takes my hand and he puts it and squeezes my genitals. i jumped back like hey! what are you doing? >> last week cruz filed a police report. the agent has been suspended.

other male actors have come forward with their own harassment stories. >> there is breaking news from charles county. skytrak7 over the scene of a deadly mobile home fire. the fire is out but we corn firmed a woman died inside -- confirmed a woman died inside. when we get details we'll pass it along to you. >> there is gilroying pressure for children to have smartphones like their peers but the move to wait until they are 8. we explain. michigan 12-year-old moves to the beat of his own drum, flute and 42 instruments. this is impressive. how he is making music

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record. nancy: how about $34 million? this can buy you a necklation with 163 carat diamond. it took 170 hours to make. despite the high price tag some jewelers say it should have sold for more. so bargain buy. michelle: speaking of numbers. 12-year-old with immeasurable talent. neil plays 44 instruments. the saxophone and the harp and others you probably never heard of. it earned him a world record to be the youngest person to

>> how do you feel when you are playing? >> i feel like i have the express. they say it started with mozart in the womb. he practices six hours a day. jonathan: they say that is good for development of the brain. nancy: but not like this. jonathan: 44 instruments. nancy: hats off to him. fashionistas that shopped for forever 21 may have to watch their credit. jonathan: the wizard hits, you know the drill. snow time.

jonathan: there is ra campaign across the country to wait until 8 to get your child a smartphone. >> the pressure is on. >> do you know any that

>> no. what word can you give me. >> dread. >> regret. >> this pressure left the mom to start wait until 8. where they sign a pledge not to get them a smartphone before 8th grade. >> before theyn't if feel like they had a choice. think could give their kid a phone because everyone had one or be one of the only, quote/unquote, mean moms or dads. >> the grass roots movement is national. now parents from all 50 states signed the wait until 8 imagine. >> awesome to watch videos. >> texting. >> share

>> there was a screening about screamagers. >> how effective do you think the movement can be. >> the more people that join together to say we'll delay this is a power device. it's a mini computer with the internet and camera. teenagers about suicide are more likely to be users of social media and there are dangers to smart phones. exposing them to cyber bullying and sexual predators. >> kids suffering from adhd or low self-esteem are likely to use it in a way to get negative feedback. they are more likely to be depressed or have the grades

>> now parents can take control. linda fisher is one of them. her eldest two children have smart phones. >> do you regret getting them? >> i do. my 8-year-old won't get one until 13. wait until 8th grade is a crutch. >> what is would life be without your smart phones? >> it would be better. it's a distraction. >> coming up tonight amy aubert has more on the cell phone doe bait when it comes to the kids. tune in at 5:00 to see that. >> now forever forever warning about a -- forever 21 warning about possible credit card breach. >> they said they did not secure the customer

information but they are not releasing the location. >> they inked the biggest airplane deal. they agreed to sell 420 jetliners to private firm to spread them out to several airlines worldwide including frontier in the u.s. all of the planes ordered are worth nearly $50 billion each. >> amazon is going to e-mail coupon on wednesday for the prime members to buy turkeys for 50 cents a pound cheaper than other customers. all shoppers will see discount on the other staples. >> go to larry smith at the "live desk" for a look at what is coming up at 5:00. >> what maryland is doing to encourage people to come forward after re

suspected child abuse. and red light cameras could lead to refund for drivers. >> detail of a new discovery that might prove we are not alone. we will see you at 5:00. jonathan: thanks. snow is close behind. and what does it mean to keep the airport open? sam sweeney went to find out. zach the plows line the runway at dulles. >> if we can't keep up with it, we have to close the airport. >> it's the last thing they want to do. for nine years he has worked with the 50-person crew. >> people are working together. >> they work around the clock. six on and six off. one sleeps, one works.

>> this is a snow train. >> they are normally carpenters, electricians. everyone needs practice. >> this is not like the ones at your house. >> it's not as easy as it looks. i took the wheel in dry condition. more than 20 trucks behind me following the lead, a lot of coordination. they are not small and they are not cheap. 70 feet long. the plow is 22 feet wide. the average cost is $760,000. >> we have $25 an hour in a recall mode. >> price worth pennys to keep us all safe. i'm sam sweeney at dulles. abc7 news. nancy: speaking of snow.

the capital christmas tree on the way. it's selected for the capitol lawn. ingleman spruce. >> you are just so proud of what this little town has done. >> it will stop in 20 cities and six states and expected to arrive in the district november 27. jonathan: that is so much fun. bill: a lot of talk about snow and winter. nancy: flurries would be nice. bill: is that all you want? michelle: flurries. bill: you want a year like last year? maybe less? jonathan: bingo! bill: mow nature will

said and done. a gorgeous shot. this is 53 degrees. 51 around reston. frederick is 52. a little on the cool side. 'tis the story. nine days below normal. 46 at winchester. 50 around andrews. the winds are not too bad. they will increase tomorrow. winds pick up tomorrow to 10 to 20 miles per hour range. the tree lighting at tysons. that is friday night. we are doing the weather live. stop by to say high. dry and festive. mid-40's by that time.

the montgomery county thanksgiving parade is likely dry. brian and julie are emceeing that on saturday morning. so extended looks like this. 58 tomorrow. there are a few showers but we will cool it off again friday. 51 on saturday for the parade. up to 59. there is not a major warmup in sight. michelle: we will work with that. they are targeting the obama era mandate and what it could mean for millions of people.

michelle: the republican effort to change the tax code includes a push to dismantle the affordable care act. democrats are sounding the alarm. >> this has been a group effort. >> in a one-two punch the republican senators trying to reform the tax code and repeal the individual mandate in the affordable care act. >> we are lowering taxes for almost all

families to make the tax code competitive and repealing a regressive penalty for people who can't afford the plan. what is not to like? >> plenty according to democrats. >> the tax bill is officially a healthcare bill. >> under the latest proposal, the healthcare aspect include eliminating the individual mandate that required all americans to buy health insurance or pay a fine. it was included affordable care act to encourage younger healthier americans to buy insurance to pay for coverage of solder, sicker americans -- older, sicker americans. if they roll back the tax mandate it would help pay for the tax plan. this worries democrats. >> is this really a

for the middle class? >> i mast it 13 million would lose insurance. the hearing was to craft the bill that may or may not sit well when the house reviews it. >> a teacher with heroin bust. a different breed of the dog show at the capitol one arena. one that is meant to head off disaster. you may be in for a partial refund even if you broke the rules. we reveal confused cameras. larry: a teacher assigned to help guide your kids accused of selling heroin. >> monica snee was arrested today in salisbury, and that is where brad bell is live with he

>> they set up surveillance and when they watched the teacher, she came to the back parking lot thaw saw her selling heroin. >> the wicomico sheriff spokesman says the teacher monica snee was turned in by an addict customer. >> he is trying to break off the demons and he wanted to turn in a supplier. >> detectives set up surveillance in the heart of salisbury and the other locations. they were amazed when they saw her dealing heroin right in the high school parking lot. for four weeks they built a case against veteran special ed teacher and they found the car loaded with drugs an

>> over 170 bundles of heroin, 300 oxycodone pills. >> so far there is no evidence that monica snee was selling to students or staff at the school. but the sheriff adds they don't know for sure she wasn't. >> the investigation is going on. we are asking anyone if they get information to contact the sheriff office. alison: this is over golden farm lane. a woman is dead and we have a crew on the way. larry: this is hours after a man and his dog died in a mobile