>> 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

alison: two people are hurt after this fire in a home but the neighbors may have made a difference once they arrived. >> flames burst from the home and neighbors saw the man who lives here outside screaming for his wheelchair bound mother to come out. >> he came to the side door and called for her but went back in and never came out. >> the man ran back in the house and didn't return, some attempted to get in and rescue them. >> i tried to go inside. >> the heat was too much. after kicking it in the smoke hit me.

>> they were rushed to the hospital and listed in critical condition. >> it was rough to see them like that. >> i wish i could have helped gem them out sooner. >> you can see the house. the clean-up is underway. >> the woman is described close to 90's. this was sentiences two firefighters were sent to the hospital with burns on their ears. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news.

two firefighters were injured but not seriously. larry: tradition in jeopardy after fight at a high school football game. the d.c. bureau chief is live in northeast now. this could leave them without enough players for the turkey bowl. >> actually, larry, woodson will have enough players. they have more than 50 players. 18 won't play but they will go to the turkey bowl to be played a week from tomorrow. >> the warriors have been in eight of the last 10 turkey bowl champion games and won seven. >> we can't have fighting. football is a contact sport but not fighting should be involved in. >> chancellor said they had a brawl at the semi-final last week that

they found 18 players fighting and they are suspended from the turkey bowl. >> this is woodson minus 18 playing the other semi-final chance. >> i capped imagine losing that many players. >> it's not that they are bad kids. they made a bad decision. >> these are consequences from if you fight in a game. >> the fight broke out. we don't know why.

nine easton players were suspended and it would take effect next year. if they return to sports league. sam ford, abc7 news. alison: we have new information about rape allegation against five volunteer firefighters in strasburg, virginia. they are accused of having sex with a 17-year-old girl last spring and intimidating her mother. we have reaction and what one of the firefighters has to say at 5:30. >> one reason that educators fail to report child sexual abuse, there is no punishment. it's one of two states for no criminal penalty for failing to report the child sexual abuse. nathan baca has why and why some lawmakers believe it's time to close the loophole.

deonte carraway allege that the school staff, educators and principal were told by students the former teacher's aide was sexually abusing them. >> there is no penalty if you fail to report. >> time to fix that. >> we are setting houn those we are trying to protect. >> only two no law protecting those. >> i didn't realize we are only one of two. is there they drafted legislation to make it misdemeanor with six months jail time for failing to report child sex abuse. >> they feared lawsuits on members that didn't know how to file the

>> i expect the bill to return. so hopefully we come off the list of those who don't report. larry: several are calling for roy moore to step aside. despite allegation of the sexual misconduct decades ago moore is refient. refusing to leave the race. it gives the democratic opponent doug jones 51-39 lead. moore's attorney is holding a press conference. we are unsure if moore is going to speak. we will watch it for you. you can watch it on newschannel8 now. alison: they were arrested for shoplifting in china. three ucla

won't be returning to the team soon. ucla suspended the players indefinitely. they thanked the president. >> thank you for taking time to intervene on our behalf. >> i'd like to start out saying sorry. i didn't exercise my best judgment. i was wrong. >> ucla says suspensions remain in place and they will conduct a full review. >> hours ago they found a sixths victim of the shooting in california. the wife of the shooter. >> we are learning more and this is more troubling. kevin neil's wife body found hidden under the floor in

home. this also shows he shouldn't have had any guns legally. >> he was armed with three guns. and had bah lestic vest -- ballistic vest. they are trying to figure out the ram pain but they don't have a motive. >> a gun fight that ended on the ramp to interstate 295. one driver is recovering and the others on the loose. larry: that wasn't far from another encounter still unsolved. alvarez of alexandria shot and killed on i295 at the height of the rush hour on may 28, 2015. the police never found the other car involved or identified the

>> they are still looking for this woman who stole money and food from mcdonald's in columbia. they are asking if you recognize the thirsty feast. bill: all right. switch gears. we are still in the 50's. the temperatures at 40's. we are above freezing tonight even in the colder areas. there is not much for rain. there are light rains working

through. this cold pattern we are in will stick around. >> four suicide bombers killed 14 people and wounded 29. boko haram is taking creld for the attack. >> "7 on your side" on how to get money back after being caught by red light camera. >> regret. >> how they are trying to keep kids disconnected. >> fraternity under the microscope after another student dies on campus. >> i'm mike carter-conneen outside capital one arena where the local law enforcement agencies took partle in the d.h.s. explosive detection dog training

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alison: tomorrow actress rose mcgowan expected to go in fron of a judge and she plans to plead not guilty. she is charged with possession of a controlled substance. dulles airport authorities say cocaine was fou

belongings left behind on a january flight. larry: inside capital one arena tails were wagging, snouts were sniffing. k9 units received specialized explosives detection training from department of homeland security. mike carter-conneen takes us behind the scenes. mike: k9 agents have a dogged pursuit of sense. they put dogs in real life scenarios. kippen, motorcade and suite -- kitchen, motorcade and suite. they are doing smell test. >> blind test. >> the components being tested are used in explosive

d.h.s. is at researching to note the best practices. >> we have strength and weaknesses. >> the demand spiked. they doubled from two to four bomb-sniffing teams. >> we have a lot of special events. everybody wants to hold a rally in fairfax county. compared to the feds. the local law enforcement programs have more limited resources. some dogs used for explosive detection and suspect searching. alison: nothing will slow down your commute more than an accident. the transportation department reminding the drivers there are things to get the traf

>> we asked you to remind them. move over. slow down for the emergency vehicles on the shoulder of the road. we want the motorists to give time to driving. >> this is ahead of the holiday for thanksgiving which is one of the busiest travel times of the year. >> this year capitol christmas tree on the way hauled from montana in a trailer 80 feet long and 30 feet wide. the trip will take 15 days. >> not a small truck. >> no. alison: it's that time of year. hard to believe. bill: we are going to the tysons corner on friday to broadcast it from there. this is the

this is feeling like it. it's been below normal. the normal high is 60 and that sounds warm right now. the winds are out of the southeast at 9 miles per hour. well below normal. the normal low is 41. numbers today are 55 and 35. both below. as warm as 83. imagine that? 1993. give an update on the number. we started out the month above normal. you remember october well were above. the temperatures are below normal.

region. this is the ninth day in a row. the day on friday we have cooler conditions. we are in a pattern with a continued front rolling through. it's cloudy tonight. rain showers to the west that are moving across. if you head to dinner and take kids out, a light jacket.

but they will pass by and as quickly as i said they were gone. the front will cross through the late morning. ahead of it in the 50's. then the temperatures fall behind it. looking at the forecast you want warming. notice the front on sunday upper 50's. it is chilly. >> at least it's not frigid. >> we are not flirting with the records. >> we will get through this. we will. one day at a time. >> thank you. speaking of one day at a time, can you imagine having just

larry: so many things to do to get done before next year. where they are finding it and why it leads to questions of whether we are alone. kellye: i'm kellye lynn in alexandria with a cutting edge approach for health education and high school students. that is coming up in "spotlight on education." larry: this is a look at what is coming up tonight on abc7 -- alison: you adrianna hopkins has a preview of tomorrow's "good morning washington." >> thank you. tomorrow on "good morning washington," 3,000 bucks to rejuvenate the sex life. >> i want it. >> why many local women say yes to a hot new procedure. ladies call life changing. is it worth it? >> plus, watch to win. $100 in turkey bucks. >> wake up at 6:00 a.m. for traffic and weather every ten minutes tomorrow on "good morning

alison: expanding options for students interested in healthcare careers. tonight kellye lynn tells us about a partnership between a alexandria high school and a local university. >> go to the front. >> the students are getting a hands on lesson in suturing. they hope

healthcare field. >> my goal is to be a cardiovascular surgeon. >> the next school years they have options for the health sciences training. >> this is designed to help them learn about the careers. >> the students can earn credentials for the entry level medical jobs to secure up to 22 college credits transferable at george washington. >> you are gaining experience and the work life experiences.

they can take the credit. >> a partnership to give students a head start in healthcare field. >> in alexandria, kellye lynn. >> 11 light years sounds like a long way off but in terms of space it's next door. they are excited about this. scientists say the earth size planet has the right condition for life. a big difference is a year on it lasts ten earth days. a lot of new year's eve. still ahead at 5:00, "7 on your side" to get back the money if you have been caught by a red light camera. >> shocking allegation of teenager under age at the time. >> i have a story coming

>> what age should kids get cell phones? i will tell you coming up. >> that is the topic of the instapoll. log on to wjla.com/votenow to let us know what you think. my gravy had an accident. follow me. i'm usually the gravy master. everything for thanksgiving. that's my giant.

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nancy: i'm nancy chen in the roy moore and the sexual assaults accusations. he spoke about the woman who claims that she was assaulted when she was 16. he said he presided over the divorce and nelson says she has not seen him since the '70's. the moore attorney is asking that the yearbook that moore is accused of signing be turned over for the independent analysis. at the "live desk," nancy chen. >> big allegation in a virginia town. five volunteer firefighters

17-year-old girl. >> the allegations made against the five men volunteers of the fire house behind me. allegations were made known in the spring. the mayor of the town actually was told about them by multiple people. >> it's alleged that the firefighters had sex act with the underage girl at a home and hotel off 81. thaw took video and shared them on the app snapchat. the teen's mother said the teen was drunk, felt intimidated by the firefighters and did not give consent to one of them. >> the town and the police decided it was the fairest way to handle the accusations against the own volunteer fire

after seven months the investigation is still active. the teen's parents met at city hall. things like this are unheard of here. >> at time no firefighter has been charged. in strasburg, tom roussey, abc7 news. larry: a state texas university pledge died monday. alison: all greek life at the school suspended. a pledge died with a blood alcohol level

larry: another threat to students mart phones. there are dangers to expose children to cyber bullying and so some parents a signing a pledge not to get phones until they are in the eighth grade. >> the parents didn't feel like they had a choice. they could give their kid a phone because everyone had one or be one of the only, quote/unquote, mean moms or the dads that are not giving the kids a phone. >> log on to wjla.com/votenow to take part in the poll. we caught up with parents at a charter school in d.c. putting

>> if i let them be on the devices all the time, they would be. >> most fifth graders have cell phone. >> this is not about a number. >> the kids when you feel like they are responsible enough. >> it doesn't matter. some say the elementary school seems too young. >> that is early to have a phone at that age. >> i don't know if kids brains are working yet or nort but 10 and up. >> we are hand oned yo

is bizarre but it's as dangerous as a car. >> the topic drove smith to kick off a no text challenge this summer. >> 38 succeeded. they are remarkable and wonderful. >> thousands of handmade thank you letters to veterans treated at a washington state hospital. >> we got out.

detect the overall sensation of love and appreciation. >> she is meeting with the congressman and the state lawmakers. >> they spot me on the street and say what is that? the unusual bond they share. alison: what is done to remove nastiness on capitol hill. larry: i love that.

bill: this is a tale of two different days for the weekend. out the door tonight we will keep temperatures in the

there is opponent of showers but cool and breezy. if you are looking to get out. saturday on the first half of the day

michelle: a mother-daughter faced with a health scare using the jewelry business to help share the story. it's hand made jewelry. she got the idea after designing jewelry for an event. >> they told me to be a designer. >> it caught the eye of "elle" and "vogue" to name a few. >> two generations side-by-side. 24 years old

while things that glitter are great, the family is a real gem in light. a lesson she learned when they had reno disease. >> she offered to donate her kidney. >> we learned how well you are doing it doesn't matter. if you lose your health you lose everything. >> they hope to inspire others. >> over the years they have

judy hospital and the heart association. this weekend they are hosting a pop-up shop at the w hotel in d.c. and a portion will benefit easter seals a group that provides the services impacted by those impactedded be i alzheimer's, autism and those with the special needs. there are details on website and the wjla app. you put all the jewelry and it transforms you. you feel like a princess. alison: like artwork. beautiful. >> i love that she said you gave it to me to begin with! >> it's really nice. >> great story. >> thank you. >> well, still ahead. what the pope is getting that everyone man dreams of but he will give away.

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alison: tonight the item exposing the issue with the flash no one wants to see and it could mean a refund for drivers caught by red light cameras. scott taylor shows us how you might get back $100. scott: "7 on your side" discovered that millions of drivers might want to ask the d.c. department of motor vehicle for refund. >> turning right on red. >> the red light cameras can't distinguish between running a red light and those making a rolling right turn on red. >> they can ticket you $150 for running a-related light. or $50 fine if you make rolling right turn on

they raked in $11.5 million. how much should have only gotten $50 fine? >> that is $100 overcharge that is costing the motorists millions a year. >> do they need to take a closer look at the red light camera photos? it took the district four months to admit "7 on your side" and a red light camera can't tell the difference on its own. >> the office every has discretion that they will write. >> where does it say that? >> i don't know if it says that.

>> they took a look and they found 23% of the red light camera violations were rolling right turns on red. >> in october, m.p.d. started because now they are looking at each of the ticket for the right turn on right. they use the same discretion law enforcement will use. do millions of the drivers now deserve $100 refund? >> this is an amazing development. >> they owe the motorists they overcharged in the last five years. >> a big thank you to the mid-atlantic triple-a for the joint investigation with the "7 on your side."

story that you deserve a refund, download the app. we set up a link there to get ahold of the d.m.v. >> lamborghini giving the pope a special edition. but the pope is happy to use the trusty pope mobile. so it's auctioned off and the money is going to help the christian quant communities in iraq. base price of the car $200,000 >> looks nice. >> we'll take one if you don't want it. >> time for lunchbox weather. >> it's one of our favorites. >> molly went out to temple hills, maryland, for the lunch box weather program. that is

a hit. the weather question is great. >> hi. my name is tyler. i'm in fourth grade. my question is how do clouds form? >> we love this one. how do the clouds form? >> you take the invisible water vapor and cool it down to the dew point. this get the fair weather clouds.

go up and condense. this is unstable atmosphere. that is how they form. cool it down to the dew point. >> aaron is here with sports. e. kirk cousins and the redskins travel to play a saints team. this team was back. the linebacker lana: brown leads the nfl in tackles was seen leaving the locker room today with a walking boot as he is dealing with an achilles injury. the redskins signed byron marshall yesterday and we have more from

>> getting the full speed rep will help. >> samaje perine is not the only one moving up. you can expect harris to get more reps. >> keep working. don't let anything get to me. keep doing what i'm doing. >> at practice he pulls this. >> he is like "space jam" thing. >> what did he say after

>> good job and stuff. >> he is another great weapon. >> mo harris is a great story. called up from the practice squad on saturday. >> that is anitis start to your career. >> partisan politics is nothing new on capitol hill. >> definitely not. but when we come back what to do when they get particularly nasty. >> you can download the news app to get news, weather and the sports at your fingertips 24 hours a day. we have more in case you are owed money after being caught from a red light ca

y'all can't we all get along -- alison: can't we all get along? we look at the prospect of bipartisan in the near future. >> a common complaint from many long-time lawmakers. the spirit of working together used to be common. >> now we are in a 24/7 cycle. with partisanship never goes away. >> it's where the claws come out. >> this is the wrong direction. >> it doesn't even pretend to address the problem. >> joe manchin and republican susan collins trying to change the way. >> in most legislation it's us trying to figure out the

pathway forward. >> senator mccain for him taking the word of vladimir putin over the gel sense community. corker calledded the white house an adult daycare service. >> the activists in both parties pushing candidate away from the center. >> the biggest threat in the primary. >> the three things they could work together on, north korea, tax reform and healthcare.

>> i'm kristine frazao, abc7 news. michelle: right now at 6:00, a teacher busted at heroin at the school she taught. that is not all. >> the access tonight against school fighting back for the outside threat. that is coming up. >> caught on video. some of the d.c. best football players banned from the district big bowl game after this. >> now "abc7 news at 6:00". >> the maryland teacher that is charged with selling heroin at the school. >> the bust coming as the school let out on monday. brad bell at parkside high school with reaction. >> after being tipped by

habit the sheriff detectives spent four weeks watching monica snee at the locations across the county. this is where they spotted the special education teacher monica snee selling heroin and the opiate in the parking lot. they moved in with the warrant to pull her over and they found it loaded with the supplies of a hardened drug dealer. >> a car leaving school property operated by teacher. they had heroin and soboxone and empty baggies.