compromising photograph. plus only on 7, what was she thinking? >> she was adamant about turning herself in. she is very apologetic. announcer: a hungry burglar's husband does his best to explain his wife's antics. "abc7 news at 4:00" starts now. jonathan: breaking news update on detective shot in head yesterday. he has died. nancy: there is a massive manhunt ongoing for the person responsible. updates from shock trauma. brad bell is there as the department grieves and seeks justice. brad? brad: that is right. an hour or so ago the baltimore police commissioner and mayor came out here to make the sad news that the officer had, in fact, died. i want to bring up a picture and tell you about him. his name is sean suiter. detective sean suiter.

yesterday he was trying to solve a murder when he was shot. >> he went to engage the suspect in the conversation and the confrontation occurred. he shot and killed detective suiter. a fatal gunshot wound to his head. >> for most of the day the west baltimore neighborhood has been on lockdown. s.w.a.t. teams have been seen making entry in the vacant buildings. in the block the officer was shot. a quad of the policeca dealts going door-to-door to making sure everyone in the community is aware of the reward for information.

>> i am sick and tired of being sick and tired. we need to stop the violence. brad: the last words from the mayor and that is the sense of outrage we are hearing across the town. the reward is $69,000 for information leading to the capture of the suspect. the suspect himself may have been injured in the shooting. we will be back at 5:00. in baltimore, brad bell, abc7 news. >> quick look at the murder investigation in baltimore. breaking the numbers down for you. there have been 308 so far, according to the baltimore sun. the city figures show 318 last year. the last time 200 people were killed in baltimore was back

>> i'm michelle marsh at the "live desk." new sexual assault allegations this time against senator francesconi. the comedic weer and performer calling for ethics investigation of himself. a woman wrote a piece saying he kissed her in uso tour show rehearsal and showed this picture of franken grabbing her chest while she was asleep. franken said the photo was meant to be funny and sends his "sincerest apologies" but she says it is not enough. >> she is like we need to practice the kissing scene. whatever. i blew him off. he cest persisting. this isn't s.n.l. we are not really going to kiss. we don't really have to practice. michelle: in other big headlines.

bribery case. against mendez. two held out for the acquittal and ethics investigation could begin. alison: thank you. political allies are dwindling. moore fighting back against the sexual misconduct again today. >> this is to steal the election from the people of alabama. >> what happens next. the g.o.p. tries to find the alternative here. >> despite the allegations of the sexual misconduct involving young women. roy moore says he won't back down. >> i will quit standing when they lay me in the box and put me in the ground. >>

republican party. many top republicans in washington say they want moore out of race calling the allegations disturbing. but he says he is innocent. >> this is your state. roy moore is your native son. alabama will not kiss the ring of the political hacks who sold their soul to the devil to maintain political power. >> so far president trump silent on the scandal but his daughter ivanka not holding back saying she has no reason to doubt the women's account and there is a special place in hell for people preying on children. for the accuser -- >> mr. moore attacked me when i was a child. >> women like beverly nelson say it's not about the politicians but it's about what is right and

>> this has everything to do with the sexual assault when i was a teenager. >> there were 20 people there speaking on behalf roy moore. >> we are learning today that a house fire killed a handicap woman and her assault son. >> by the time they arrived at the hospital, the doctors could only do so much. kevin lewis spoke with the neighbor who heard a man shouting for help. >> cell phone video captured the shooting flames and the thick smoke coming from the temple hills home. wheelchair bound woman in the 80's and her adult son trapped inside. >> the house was

his wife called 911 and he ran to the front door. >> they found them inside without a pulse and not breathing. >> sometimes you wish you could do more but you can't. >> they returned to the scene today. >> we are sorry for the loss. we tried to get them out. >> coming to you live you can see the charred and the melted siding to the home. the front window to the living room gone. prince george's county fire has not publicly revealed the name for the mother and her son. they believe it started in the home's

jonathan: life in prison is what they want for the man accused of killing his girlfriend who was a teacher. tyler tessier actually helped in the search for her and sat next to her parents in the press conference. her body was found a week after she disappeared. who could forget the video? the woman caught on camera breaking into a howard county mcdonald's, getting in, there pouring herself a drink and stealing food and cash? >> the police sharing the mugshot of her. john gonzalez has the story you will only see on abc7. >> shocking video from the mcdonald's restaurant in maryland gone viral. clear image of a woman climbing through the drive-through window helping herself to soft drinks and making off with the money and food.

>> they make sense of this. >> anthony martin says his wife has a drinking problem and she can barely remember what happened. >> she got up and wanted to get something to eat and drink. and ventured out. this happened. >> this is where she was going to turn herself in but the police didn't let her arrived. they pulled the car over and took her into custody on the side of the road. >> get her help. >> they were waiting for us. >> martin says he watches the video over and over and he can't believe it's

>> in howard county, john gonzalez, abc7 news. >> did you see where they pulled her over? >> go to wjla.com. that is where we uploaded the story for you. nancy: the big break that tampa police have possibly made looking for a serial killer. this man suspected gunman. four murders in a few weeks. all four victims walking alone. the police are convinced this is the same guy in the surveillance video captured five weeks ago after one of the first murders. alison: russia may have media in that country as the foreign agent. r.t. is funded by the russian government and is often

propaganda. >> a big day on the hill. the tax reform passing through the house. what will make a difference? >> and stopping the robo calls. >> i was having a problem with my head set. >> do you remember that? >> the news plan to stop it from getting to your phone and how it works. >> it promises to fix the embarrassing health position. but it has surprised side benefits and it has many saying wow! coming up what it is? we find out if it's worth it. >> what a beautiful day. look at this.

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the three sessions cost $3,000. is it worth it? >> it concerns me that it reinforces the narrative that women's bodies are not okay, they should be changed. by whatever means necessary. >> licensedded sex therapist says if a woman wants to get a procedure like this to help a physical problem, go ahead. but if they are doing it just because they -- >> promise better sex. because you have a tighter vagina. it doesn't tend to be the issue when people have sexual issues. >> but wendy doesn't care about that. she found the answer to the big problem for her. >> is it worth it? >> it is. every penny. >> his mother had the procedure done, he didn't do the procedure on her bu

and his father love. have it done if you want in a doctor's office. there are items online to claim to result the same results, creams and gels but the doctor says while they aren't harmful, they definitely are not worth it. nancy: thank you. enlightening report there. no questions. moving on. the f.c.c. is giving them a chance to stop calls before they get to you. the new rules make it clear that they can block even more numbers associated with the scams. >> this is a touching picture. we want to share it with you. you can see the flag on the casket to indicate we have a veteran who has passed.

they organized the funeral mass for homeless veteran known only as "john" and no living family. they gave him the funeral they know he deserved. >> we have veterans in the family. i know the sacrifice he made for the country and the service he committed in the years he committed to serving the country. >> investigators identified all 71 people killed in the apartment building fire in june. the elderly woman and her adult daughter for the final two identified. the investigation is still underway. nancy: the aftermath of the downpour becoming clearer. at least 14 people have been killed. several others are missing.

away entire neighborhoods. the roads are turning into debris as the cars, trucks and the buses washed down the stream. >> going from that to a beautiful day we had here. bill: we finally got above average. i don't know what to do with myself. the excitement in the weather department. this is at 6:45. a few clouds rolling by. so nice to wear the sunglasses this afternoon. the temperatures drop because of a col

through. 60 degrees and that is above normal. the high today is four or five degrees above that. the cooler air to the west. this is still windy out there. widespread wind between 10-20 miles per hour. these will calm overnight. the front will get garth away and the winds will calm a bit. i guess we take what we can get. everything is gone in terms of the showers. we are watching colder air in new york and southern to northern part of pennsylvania. snowshowers coming down. that time of year that it starts to transition. we are not tapping into

we hop in overnight and clearly speaking it's clear. sunshine tomorrow. we will watch the possibility of the weather system. the jacket as the cool air will filter. 30 to 38. cold to breezy at times. the winds will calm down. tomorrow is 51. saturday 59 to 60 with rain late. this is late overnight to sunday. the upper 50 temperature through midnight until it will cool down.

at this point i don't see showers on thanksgiving day. jonathan: the tax plan and it's another option to consider. the tax cuts that could be in store for you. we

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pulled off by teachers but some say it's not the full story. we are joined from the secondary school with both sides of this. >> with any story there are two sides of the story. yesterday a student tweeted that the hijab ripped off her head by a teacher. that tweet went viral. 9,000 retweets. they then went on to tweet saying the teacher was in the middle of a conversation with a friend and the teacher came up behind her and pulled it off and said her hair looks so pretty. the girl continues to tweet the school offered to sit her down, the teacher, to tell him how it made her feel but the student retweeted a message from another muslim student who witnessed the incident and says the girl is blowing this out of proportion and this is a

that they tried to remove the hood and the hijab came off. the students say he felt terrible and tried to apologized and stormed out of the classroom. we caught up with the students. this is what they had to say. >> she overreacted. she had a hoodie on. you can't have them at school. he pulled it off. i don't think he meant harm by it. >> it was wrong for the teacher to take it off. >> overall accident. he is a good guy. >> they have apologized to the student and the family. they are investigating this. >> thank you.

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jonathan: it would appear the republicans are a step closer to the trophy they want to win. nancy: the house of representatives pass version of tax cut. michelle: they claim to help the average american and democrats deny that. nancy: scott thuman shows us the looming battle ahead. >> using any presidential persuasion that might be needed, president trump came to capitol hill to rally support for the tax cuts the first in 30 years as this may be the best shot for major reform.

delivering 165,000 signatures on behalf of the small business owners. >> it's two-third of the job growth in hands of the small businesses. when they grow, america grows. >> it's a full-on campaign. for eight hours the republicans doing their best to win messaging war. rotating the members of the house in front of a room of cameras and supporters. >> they haven't done anything in 30 some years. we are watching the big businesses go overseas. we are watching wages held flat. keep doing that? or try something else? >> this hurts the middle class. those who get a tax break get a small one. >> republicans want to

individual mandate in the bill. >> it's outrageous. the proposal in the middle of the tax reform bill to end individual mandate. >> you would see the conference and the committees that the chambers come together. >> thank you. let's bring in boris epshteyn. will the senate come to the consensus on the house or is this just not going anywhere? boris: this is what i'm expecting. i think the senate will pass its own version of the tax

there will be differences from the house. it will hammer out a compromise version which i expect to occur. that will then go on the president's desk. >> the accusation is some of those people live in a bubble and don't understand what keeps them in check. >> those will raise the taxes on the middle class if they get it through. is that going to happen? >> the first someone the state and the local deduction. the senate will do away with it. that will be a point for compromise. but some of them get rid of the cut in the tax rate. the n

put it altogether there are tax cuts and while closing the polls to get rid of the deduction. >> mortgage interest? >> that is decided in conference i think. jonathan: why wouldn't they go to a flat tax that everyone pays evenly? everyone gets a cut and they had to pay taxes. >> this is something proposed over time. it affects though with lower income. the folks are opposed to the flat tax.

legislation coming together in the senate. jonathan: ensure they have criminal hisser to the data base. >> in the weather center with bill kelly. >> it's gorgeous outside. it's 64 today. we went above normal. you talk about that. >> we are talking about the thanksgiving forecast. you can see the camera bouncing around. winds ar

to 20 miles per hour. the evening will look like this. temperatures are 55. 48 so a quick drop off. with the passing of the cold front today. now the cool air filters in. mid-60's, above normal. 50 tomorrow. saturday is back above 60 and that will hold through saturday night time frame. both days look breezy if not windy through the overnight hours. cold front approaches. we are expecting rain. that is late saturday overnight and sunday morning. great majority of that will occur while sleeping. nancy: president trump

there is a ban on importing hunting trophies from american or african elephants killed for sport. >> organizers of the richmond marathon and half marathon stripped the three runners of the medals. they were both with agent banned for doping concerns. they say they entered the runners in the smaller races not requiring the drug test. jonathan: the flip of a coin is how an election was decided for the governing board of small town. republican and the democrat got 718 votes so they agreed on the coin toss and the republican won the flip. nancy: tough way to go out. jonathan: coin toss. >> next for

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michelle: the winning bid left people clapping and cheering. nancy: the most expensive painting sold at auction. >> the piece is sold. >> sold there for $400 million. it comes to $460 million total. 20 collectors whittled down to a bidding boor between two. >> the chipping and the handling. is there they may show that in there. the crazy part is the other pieces are in museums. this is the only one in the personal collection. nancy: cards against humanity tries to thwart the plan from trump to build border wall. they are bought part to mak

expensive as possible for the wall to be built. the company sold out in minutes of launching the there are 15 gift mackage to support the effort. nancy: drake up close and personal with the fans but he yells this at one of them. it disturbed him to the point of calling out the concert go e. jonathan: "7 on your side" fighting back against crime. tracing a stolen gun. >> this ended up being a family member who stole the gun and sold it in baltimore. >> the when tell the story. it's several

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>> in australia, drake stopped his own concert after he spotted a man inappropriately touching several women and it was caught on video. no word what happened to the fan. jonathan: the gun found in the commission of the crime. where did it come from? our sister station in baltimore shows us a year-long process that took officers to places they never expected. >> between the corn field and the foothill of the appalachians it's where people feel lucky to live. >> yahtzee! >> a town of about 400.

>> everybody is always smiling. >> even an all-american town can't stop the big city problems. he spent decades policing streets in and around the clear streets. >> you lock the car. >> the gun ownership as deep as family here. >> people have guns and they feel safer with them. >> there is not a house in this town without a handgun. >> 1 minute 85 pounds, this gun. a gun able to hold 16 rounds in 2014, a .9-mill mealer like this one with the three other guns went missing on the outskirt of town. we found the owner of it. he didn't want to go on come ra out of fear he could be a

target again. he believes the gun was taken in a burglary at the house. and then driven to baltimore where it was traded or sold for heroin. >> this ended up being a family member who i believe ultimately stole the gun and sold it. >> small town drug addiction. driving big city crime. >> for two years the gun went underground but it resurfaced with a bang in baltimore. first it was used to shoot two people inside a car. a teenager shot in the leg. then the gun riddled the woman's car with bullets. five days later, this happened.

>> shots fired. >> in february, 18-year-old curtis deal ran from baltimore police. the gun from clear spring in his hand. the one that three years earlier disappeared. in a home burglary. some 85 miles away. >> the guns are passed around. person to person. criminal to criminal. >> between 2005 and 2010, 1.4 million firearms stolen from private owners. >> the guns can pay for three

the enormous mark-up. >> it all goes together. the theft, the guns, the robberies. all that sufficient is intertwined -- all that stuff is intertwined. the common negomnator is drugs. >> the whereabouts of the other three stolen guns in clear spring. remain unknown. larry: i'm larry smith at the "live desk." we cover lapse of attendance to leave players ineligible for turkey bowl. >> i was at the end of the line. i was the first in the classroom. >> what is bringing scientists together to save the world. >> see you in a few

consumer alert. >> borrowing to buy a home is getting more expensive. we saw a similar surge in the loans after the election last year. michelle: at&t has a fix for an outage. this is something you need to do. restart the phone. the carrier says it may take a few tries. the customers replied to the posting saying it's not working. it is to the clear what is causing the mess. >> this will come to an end in the 2018 shows and they made an

it won't include the road show famous for. they are still working on the 2018. jonathan: i just identified my next hair style [is that it? jonathan: i was thinking of what to do. that is it. it looks good. bills work the axe. jonathan: rain will mess that up. >> that is true. when is that? >> next summer. we have a while. jonathan: plenty of time to grow it out. bill: that's what i was going to say. tomorrow it won't. next summer, plenty of time. a >> i don't think i saw one. yes, there is the one. clear skies. that is what we have had around the region. cold front brought us showers last

this is d.c. at 60. the first day we have had a temperature. the average was above normal. we broke the streak. the last time was may of last year. the cooler air. cumberland at 43. the cool air is filtering in. wind speed sustained 10 to 20 around the region. the sun will go down about now. 4:53. 48 at 7:00. 46 at 8:00. the tree lighting is festive. the temperatures are in the 40's for that. the thanksgiving parade looking dry.

the rain on saturday is late. slight chance in the morning. dry around 50 degrees. jonathan: very good. thank you, bill. coming up next for us, 'tis the season for the comparison shopping. but we have a warning that the parents and the grandparents are not the only one risking overpaying. >> a look at how to start friday on "good morning washington" on abc7. >> tomorrow on "good morning washington," touch screen mirror we will reveal the hot must have tech gadgets and gizmos. >> live at the grand opening of the bible museum. >> see you bright and early for traffic and weather every

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more trouble for the tour i can bowl. first kids slided by a fight and now the i-team have scores of unexcused absences. >> you are watching "abc7 news at 5:00". >> developing now. senator al franken is calling for an ethics investigation in himself. after the allegation he kissed and groped a woman several years ago. nancy: the woman does not want franken investigated and she doesn't want him to step down. he says they kissed her and groped her on a uso tour. >> you pushed him off with my hand and i almost punched him. every time i see him now my hands clinch in

if you do it again i won't be so nice the second time. franking said he remembers it differently but understands why we need to listen to and believe women's experiences. >> back to you. >> stallone's spokeswoman is denying report he sexually assaulted a 16-year-old girl in 1986. the "daily mail" reported it and she declined to press charges. >> each day more women and men come forward with the claims of harassment or assault. today the old vic theater is looking into 20 reports of incidents i