announcer: coming up at 4:00 -- friends reflect of a christmas day murder and the sentence the killer received. skytrak7 over the scene of a raid at a virginia antique store. plus, a serious crash. no big deal in the witnesses cringe as the kids endure a dangerous ride to school. jonathan: big sentence. 30 years in prison for convicted rapist and killer. alison: the max for a man who murdered a d.c. yoga teacher. nancy: her friends are giving their take on what happened in court. stephen tschida has the developments now. stephen: a beloved, beautiful woman lost to a beautiful crime. friends of tricia mccauley were in court to watch the sentencing of duane johnson. >> miss mccauley was a special

of anything she had contact with. stephen: fighting back friends her friends described how the tragedy changed her lives. the horrifying crime altered how she acts, interacts with people. and is constantly on high alert. and in fear. >> it shattered the confidence we have. feeling comfortable. >> duane johnson has mental health problems and lengthy rap sheet. he abducted her as she headed to christmas dinner. they found her missing car, her body stashed in the backseat. >> 30-year sentence. stephen: her friends said johnson should have had a g.p.s. monitor at the time slipped through the cracks of the criminal

she and others called on the judge to work harder to make the streets here safer. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. breaking news, skytrak7 over a shop just raided by the federal wife officials. this is an antique store in middleburg, virginia. q mccray is there right now. you saw the feds walking out with the boxes. do we know what might have been in them? q: that is the big question right now. i have the calls out to agency waiting to get the e-mail or a call back. there are federal agents inside the store. the outpost. we are in the middle of middleburg, virginia. think hometown usa. less than 1,000 people who live in the town. so when they found out that the federal agents were here, raiding a store it was big news.

the u.s. official and wildlife agents walked in the store and started to take things out. what were in the boxes? well, that is what we are trying to find out. why they were here and gave them the warrant to search the store is up in the air? we are trying to figure that out. when it comes to the outpost, check the website. they are known for selling antiques and animal hides so it is unclear what happened here. jonathan: the manhunt continues for cop killer in baltimore. sean suiter shot while investigating a murder case. the reward continues to grow. today passing $200,000. they are

killer is on the run. the stormwatch7 weather team is tracking the forecast heading to the weekend. cool one. dry start. bill kelly is out there for the tysons tree lighting and this morning it was cold. bill: it is very chilly. the gloves, the scarf ofs, what do you call the head -- i'm drawing a blank. the sun will go down shortly in less than an hour. this is coming up in a little bit. we will have it live. low 50's to the upper 40's. a breeze. this is one of those things if you are going from a car to restaurant not bad.

be prepared. it feels festive tonight. there are fro problems this evening with the tree lighting temperatures getting to the 40's. you have a tree here. there are people getting set up here. there is a stage. they are announcing and the ballet is here. and the "american idol" season seven winner david cook is here. i just talked to him and we will get him on the air later in the show. back to you. nancy: looking festive. thank you. roy moore lead in polls turned to deficit as the governor speaks out. his wife, too, stumping for him today. >> he will not step down. [applause] >> at the women for moore rally, and the fox news poll shows him now trailing the democratic

points. alison: president trump took to twitter to talk about al franken sexual harassment allegations and some call him hypocritical for weighing in on that and not the roy moore situation. that brings us to the instapoll. who do you trust to best handle sexual harassment on the hill? democrats, republicans, both, or neither? go to wjla.com or the abc7 news app to vote. we have the latest on the allegation. >> president trump accused of playing politics with the sexual misconduct. hours after the accusations surfaced against the democratic senator al franken along with this picture showing franken reaching out at a woman's chest as she slept. the president

frankenstein picture is bad. it speaks a thousand words. where do his hands go in pictures two, three, four, five, six while she sleeps. and to think last week he was lecturing anyone who would listen about sexual harassment and respect for women. >> should he resign >> the president is largely silent as the allegation of sexual harass. and sexual assault involving teenager girls in the 1970's mounted against alabama republican senate candidate roy moore. unlike many other republicans mr. trump has not retracted his endorsement of moore. on fox news, kellyanne conway defended the differences and how trump responded. >> eight days old and the president put out a statement in the asia trip. since then the president secretary spoken on behalf of the president saying that he believes the people of alabama will sort out what to do with roy moore and the election. >> but that conflicts wit

telling reporters he would address the moore issue when he return told the u.s. the move taking on franken bring his own truffle back to life -- trouble back to life and the infamous tape. >> if you are star, they let you do it. you can do anything. grab them by the [bleep] -- >> accusation by ten women accusing president trump of sexual misconduct. there total fabrication. all of the liars will be sued. >> president trump never sued the accusers but one is suing him now in federal court. in northwest, abc7 news. nancy: on the hill in a hearing on sexual harassment, congressman barbara comstock details the story she said she heard and trusts. >> the member asked the staffer to bring it to the residence. the staffer is a young woman went there and greeted with a member with a towl

at that point he decided to expose himself. left and then she quit her job. brad bell massachusetts more. brad: that is exactly right. the point she is making and why she told the story, she believes this is more than a problem with senator franken or roy moore. that it is widespread. she is pushing a bill that would reform the way the sexual harassment claims are made on the hill. it would require transparency and make it easier for those who say they are willing to go ahead and report it. it means a lot to her and san jose says that

that the testimony meant a lot to women on the hill as well. >> we can see and hear from the women this week and the hollywood victims. there is a lot of pain there. we need to stop it. >> we are working on the story. when we come back we will have more of the conversation with representative comstock. we will hear from the people around the hill and what they make of of this talk. the hill, brad bell, abc7 news. michelle: i'm michelle marsh tracking news there the abc7 "live desk." this is coming to us from new york city where a massive fire is burning in manhattan. these are the live pictures here. this is in the hamilton heights area. 100 firefighters on the ground that are trying to put the blaze out. a six-story building. >> you can see the flames are still there. the smoke from the building.

wind is a factor. if we get more information we'll bring it to you that is the latest from the "live desk." >> still to come, the amazon key hack that could let a burglar think he is gone. when he is ransacking the home. >> 30 people were hurt and some are unaccounted for. >> i look out the back windows and i saw a big ball of orange. >> update on the situation in westchester next. jonathan: meet molly the military dog getting the honor above and beyond. we wi

alison: museum of the

alison: hundreds of people without a home. this is in westchester pennsylvania. suzanne kennedy was there to speak to people who saw the fire burn out of control. suzanne: after the height of the

leapt from the roof and burst through the windows. it started before 11:00 at the barclay friends senior living community. >> i looked out the back window to see a ball of orange. >> his house backs up to the facility home to 100 seniors. >> no one was killed but the impact has been made on the community. >> a lot of people that have been here for quite a while, 15 to 18 years.

no cause has been determined. the a.t.f. is on the scene to assist the local authorities and the investigation. in westchester, pennsylvania, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. >> the back end was so offkilter. it looked like he was sliding down sheet of ice. alison: school bus driving sideway in utah. nancy: the driver has been fired to take kids to school on the crashed bus. the driver crashed into a cement barrier but drove off. and continued his route picking up kids. >> the back end was hitting the trash can. afraid morefy child's safe. why weren't we notified? nancy: he was caught hitting crash tan and narrowly missing cars along the way. no

75-year-old driver was given a citation and could face criminal charges. jonathan: consumer alert. i want to show you something. potential flaw in the amazon key. this is where they said they could deliver a package when you are not home. this is your phone. so you see this guy. he is coming in and dropping off a package. he locks the door. ah. the security company came up with a flaw. you see the guy that delivered the package has a system in phone. he hacks it. that is him coming back in. what you see on the phone is front door not opening. you are. no seeing hip delivering the package come back in your house. that is a flaw in the system. amazon is continuing to fix the system. but the security company discovered the flaw and exploded it to give them an idea of what they need to work on. amazon says we do comprehensive background checks on the

>> that is a plot of oceans 11. >> bypass it with a hack. >> and the movie with sandra bullloc years ago. >> it's coming to your home. your dog could literally be saving your life. new study says owning a dog lowers your risk of dying. swedish researchers -- look at them -- found the furry friends help lower the risk of the cardiovascular disease and death. single people benefit the most. the risk of death drops 33% and the risk of heart disease drops 37%. jonathan: they force you to get out early in the morning because they want to go out. nancy: they want to cuddle, too. jonathan: the british military job that saved the lives of troops in afghanistan is honored for bravery. molly received the top award for the military valor. sent to direct fire to search for explosives. >> he went to keep going and ke

it shows an amazing determination and bravery and drive he possesses. jonathan: awesome. molly also helped figure out where terrorists were so the troops could fight them off. beautiful. >> so nice. alison: a 10-year-old boy in indiana is building wooden toys for the holiday. not for him. he is giving them away to other kids in need. with the help of the grandpa he turned his garage to something like santa's workshop. look at that. he made cars and trucks. 250 wooden toys in all. >> i played with them when i was little. i thought they were fun to play with. >> it was a challenging thing to accomplish. to want to keep doing. >> that is so nice. this is really cute. he loves this so much he joins woodworker's club where the grandfather belongs. he is the youngest member by 60 or 70 years.

you know where he got it from. alison: so sweet. nancy: useful for the elves come christmastime. jonathan: no question. and the dad in me i am thinking okay, watch your fingers around the jigsaw. put on the safety glasses. alison: i know. good work there. jonathan: he does great work. stormwatch7's bill kelly at the tree lighting now. you are geared up. accoutrements for winter minus the snow. bill: that is pretty much it. i'd be ready to go. they are getting set up. the event from 6:00 to 8:00. a dry night. the tree is 51-feet tall. look up on stage. david cook is going to perform. we'll talk to him in a second. down here, this is the grass area. people can come. santa will be officially kicking off the tree lighting after 6:00. i'll show you

on. if you want to head out, encourage you to layer up. it's a little on the cool side. it's not frigid. not arctic. not hugely cold but it is chilly. 46 in winchester. 50 in leesburg. 51 in d.c. coming here, maybe going out to the friday night football games and anything you will spend the time outside at is where i encourage you to layer up. the temperatures will be dropping in the 40's. a little bit of a wind. not as windy as yesterday. we'll watch winds as we go in the evening tonight calm down a little bit. so let's talk about what is going on. we have a weather system that will be moving in to the area. as we roll in to the overnight hours tomorrow night. so out ahead of it, the future cast showing we are dry tonight. but watch as we go into this. clouds on the increase. once we get tomorrow morning there is a chance.

the greater chance of rain tomorrow night late. then it will cool down getting into sunday. this is what it look like. temperatures in the up 50's to 50 tomorrow. that will occur tomorrow late. you are out and about. we are still warm before we cool down. we are dry. the travel conditions look great to the thanksgiving weekend. we will capture this live coming up in the broadcast. layer up tonight if you go out. a beautiful evening to do that. bill kelly live at the plaza. back to you. >> thank you. never too late to learn something new and find the inner creativity. the art class aimed at the seniors changing the lives old and young. >> still ahead,

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fresh paint and concentration the seniors are getting busy and tapping in the creativity. >> it's relaxing. >> tea and art. creative class offered for anyone 55 and older at the herndon senior center. >> she helps give the students guide lens. >> a lot of them get intimidated. >> thaw learned a new skill each week and they made unique piece of art. >> in private classes she taught dementia and the zime patients. the therapists say it helps empower them to expressive and social and give them something to look forward to. >> it gets them to think in ways they might not have been tested to do before. it gets t

flowing. >> at 81 years old, tony is a sharp as a tack. he is a retired art teacher. so this allows him to keep passion alive. >> definite sense of accomplishment. >> the main thing is it gets me out of the house. >> this is discovering my own self. what will i do next? ryan: in herndon, ryan hughes, abc7 news. nancy: inside the newest museum in d.c. museum of the bible. we will show you what you can see for grand opening. >> bullets fly through a church in montgomery county. the moment that officers heard the gunfire still ahead. >> next at 5:00 -- >> those who lived in the neighborhood for decades say somebody showed up with the signs recently. now they are getting $30 tickets. they don't like it. i'm sam ford. that story is next on

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nancy: bullets piercing the wall of a church in gaithersburg. nobody was hurt. jonathan: they were discovered after the service. nancy: kevin lewis is at the new life

developing story. kess we spoke to the montgomery county police captain who has been on the force since the 1980's and he can't recall a case not in montgomery county at least like this one. >> there are chards of glass in the parking lot at the new life church in gaithersburg. on wednesday, a perisher in noticed a bullet stuck in the window frame and he called police. then more gunfire. this time heard by the actual police officers. >> just heard about 12 gunshot s. >> i ran over people. >> we want to know who has been shooting at it. and why. >> today detectives visited the church and spoke to the pastor.

>> is it motivated by race or something else? kevin: there is no word if any of them caught anything of substance. live in gaithersburg, kevin lewis, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. amy aubert was at the museum of the bible in the dedication this morning. amy: the museum was dedicated this morning to open with a performance and a message read from pope francis.

>> it is for everybody. it's fade away in the world. and society. so this museum remind how it is important. in southwest washington, amy aubert, abc7 news. jonathan: "7 on your side" consumer alert. the v.w. recall to repair air bags might not be working. the feds are investigating to see if that is the case. the driver's air bag might not inflate in a crash. it affects 400,000 vehicles. there are a lot of models there. they are all on the website at wjla.com. michelle: argument over who gets the use the bathroom first leads to this. a shootout at a gas station convenience store

a man and woman gets heated. the man comes back with a gun. the woman's boyfriend who also manages the store shoots. the manager was hit in the leg. the man in red and another guy got away. jonathan: over the bathroom? nancy: sometimes you have to go. >> sure enough. there is a frog. jonathan: oh, no! a dead frog. this is what they say they found in a waffle house in tallahassee. yikes! the guy had take an few sips. >> disgust. a whole frog in a water drink at a restaurant. you are hairs if you food but you lose your appetite. jonathan: a 5-year-old boy would love that. but not as a grown adult. they found 11 violations and they say they ar

threat to the public. not sure if they qualify a frog as an immediate threat. michelle: new meaning to "frog in your throat." nancy: yea! jonathan: well played, michelle. tesla showing this off. check it out. they claim that the electric tracker trailer. tell you how fast you can go and how far you can go on one charge. michelle: a look on how to start thanksgiving week with "good morning washington" on abc7. >> thanks, guys. monday on "good morning washington." no one likes the hassle of the airport check-in. we show you a high-tech way to beat long lines and the endless security checkpoints. >> and the easy way to get cleared for take-off worth it? >> watch for a chance to call in and win $100 on black friday bucks. >> join

jonathan: the stormwatch7 weather team tracking the weekend. bill kelly is getting ready for the tysons tree lighting. you have everything going. bill: this is a very comfortable place to be at this hour. i might not move much. we can show you the technology these days where the tree is. but this is a goo

i am telling you. let's start and show you the numbers. not frigid. i like to be warm. i like to be comfortable when i am going out. we are looking at the temperature around 50. there are already spots that are down in the 40's. the numbers with the clear dry air making your way out. you it will be mild again. we have another front coming through. the parade. check out brian van de graaff and julie wright. they will be doing the parade out there in montgomery county. in the morning we have clouds and mild temperatures. the ten-day forecast near 60 heading in the day tomorrow. windy. morning showers. then the likelih

night time showers tomorrow night. then we cool it down again. the pesky pattern we have been in does continue. but this is going to be dry as we roll into thanksgiving. the travel forecast looking good. we need this at the station. at the studio. hanging out, outside. abc7. what do you think? nancy: that looks nice. michelle wants to put something on top of it. >> move it around. nancy: sounds like a plan. harry potter fans check this out. christmas in the wizarding world of harry potter unveiled last night. a new light projection show. the shops are decked out for the holidays. the choir has new songs. i like the music continuing to go. the attraction open to the public next friday. michelle: that is so exciting. nancy: try to time it with the fi

look at this. this is the beast. this is the tesla all electric truck. elon musk showed it off with the empty trailer. go from 0 to 60 to five seconds and 20 seconds full. faster than the diesel powered freighter according to tesla. production begins in 2019. it will go 500 miles a charge and is built to last a million miles. jonathan: insane. beautiful. all right. earlier in week we showed the moment cargo ship arrived at the space station. this may be better. look at this. this is what it looked like for the astronauts when the arm of the space station reached out for the pod. look how beautiful pictures are there. this happened happened in the ol sunrise as the space station was floating around earth. sun coming over the horizon. the astronauts not only excited about how beautiful the pictures were. speaking o

thanksgiving is less than a week away. thanksgiving is ready to stock up for spread. >> can someone explain what thanksgiving dinner is? >> the responses are priceless. the kids take over next. nancy: he got on a plane and traveled halfway around the pacific. >> how a killer escaped psychiatric hospital in hawaii

michelle: update now from breaking news from manhattan. this is the hamilton heights section of manhattan. you can see how much smoke is coming out of the building. 170 firefighters are battling this blaze. it is a six-story building. no word on injuries yet. but what has been extreme challenge here is windy conditions there in new york city. that is something that is making this really tough. you can see the fire hoses are still going. they have the

when we get more information about what may have caused this or the injuries we will pass it along. jonathan: killer escaped from psychiatric jail and now he is talking about how he busted free and why. >> the captured killer randall sito speaking out from behind bars for the first time opening up about the escape from the psychiatric hospital in hawaii that ended in a wild manhunt 2,400 miles away. >> i couldn't believe i made it. i was thinking, i don't know, they are around the corner. i wasn't scared. >> he was committed in 1981 after being found not guilty of murder by reason of insanity after police say he killed a woman at a mall and stuffed her body in a car trunk. >> i bought a ticket, airline ticket. i had fake i.d.'s. it wasn't like a snap decision. >> authorities are still piecing togethe

he could have purchased the airline ticket and the fake i.d.'s. according to the "associated press," he has had past sexual relationships with at least three staff members at the hospital. he refused to say if anyone helped him saying he had been saving and making plans for the escape for seven years. >> it was seven years. got worse and worse and worse. >> hoping to get back to stockton where he used to live and still has family. he says he has remorse for the killing but he really regrets admitting to it. >> i can't change it. i am not offering anyone romantacisms saying i wish i could change places with the victim. it's not factual. nancy: meantime linkin park releasing a new live album documenting the final tour with the late

bennington. ♪ not to hurt very moving there. the group saying the last tour before bennington die in july had some of the best performances ever. one more light live comes out december 15 and compilation of the live songs from the tour. michelle: all right. talk about t-swift reputation album. now the best selling album this year. reputation selling a million copies according to the billboard. it took four days to accomplish. "divide" is number two. noto the "live desk" with larry smith and a look at what is new at 5:00. larry: "7 on your side" item taking you inside the world of the d.c. weed. place that most haven't seen before. marijuana pop-up stores are now a thing in the district. take you n

but some -- marijuana use is legal in d.c. but the law is leading to more pop-ups. you can find baked goods and gifting people weed. >> how much is the by one here? >> $10. larry: i-team takes you inside a marijuana grow house and how much people are investing in the high-tech gear to rom your own. d.c. weed later today at "abc7 news at 5:00". back upstairs. jonathan: thanks. what do you think would happen if you let a group of first graders talk about thanksgiving? michelle: you may be surprised to find out the must-have holiday dishes they think everyone needs. nancy: kidd o'shea found out in the kids class at elementary school in falls church. [giggling] kidd: can somebody explain to me what exactly thanksgiving dinner is? >> you eat turkey.

with the family. >> you eat some food that i don't know what it is called. >> but it's green? is it good? >> it's green beans. >> green beans. >> where do you get a turkey? >> at the farm and then they go to the farm. they kill a turkey. they go -- >> so if you were in charge of setting up the table and everything, talk about everything that you need to have. >> if some people celebrate thanksgiving a lot, they can have a cake. >> you should have sour skittles. i just eat it because they look sour. they have different color

sour in your mouth. kids well, that is an interesting one. >> pretzels. kidd: pretzels. >> reese's. kidd: i had a feeling if i had thanksgiving at your house it wouldn't be a lot of turkey just all candy. >> yes! >> if i was a mom i would set up everything with candy. kidd: that would be easier, too, if you just served candy. >> eat it all. kidd: go to the store, buy candy. put it on the table. forget the turkey. now where i know where the turkey came from, i had no idea! michelle: adorable kids. clean-up would be easier as well. jonathan: we should let kids put thanksgiving table together. michelle: bill kelly getting ready for the tysons tree lighting out there. it look like you have folks hanging out there ready for the big mome.

going. not only that. now the lights are on. in the trees there. sneak peek. preview. the big tree here, the 51-foot tree, light is still off. we will do it live. a little bit of a crowd. how is everybody doing? [cheering] you might be wondering why are they huddled in this area, and what are the pieces of equipment? look who this is. how are you, my friend? >> i feel good about this. bill: ready? david cook, of course, winner of "american idol." can you believe it's been ten years? >> dude, i'm not counting. bill: you're like wait, has it been that long? you are out here and performing how long? >> doing a quick 45 to 50 minute acoustic set. do the single "give me heartbreak" and some christmas songs and start off the holidays. bill: i notice you have the hand warmers. how is it to play the guitar this chilly? >> not easy. we are happy to be here. i think

country, and play music in d.c. it's exciting. they will play songs. go enjoy whatever else -- bill: fun stuff. >> shake shack and the starbucks. there is a bar in there somewhere. bill: you nailed it all for sure. my friend, thank you. ready to hear him play in a minute? [applause] you can do it as well. come on down. it's from 6:00 to 8:00. he will be playing 6:30 to 7:15, in there. and performance after that. ballet performance. we are going to light this live on the air. i'm meteorologist bill kelly. back to you. michelle: thank you, bill. growing number of the americans are finding out they are living with diabetes. "7 on your side" with the secondary health issues that can come with the disease that so many overlook.

michelle: for the 29 million living with diabetes it is common to experience mental health issues. new effort is underway to increase awareness and get patients the help they need. >> monitoring her blood sugar levels to inspecting every food label. emily says managing her type i diabetes is a never ending and an overwhelming process. >> making so many decisions

this is hugely stressful. >> that is not all she has faced since being diagnosed at age 14. >> i had body image issues, depression and anxiety and that coincided to make a perfect storm. michigan her mental health issues are not unusual for people with diabetes. >> it's something that is very common in those with diabetes. it's nothing to be ashamed of. michelle: people with both type i and type ii diabetes are 20% more likely to have anxiety and twice as likely to have depression. a publish studied found female patients 12 to 19 with type i diabetes are 2.4 times more likely to have an eating disorder. doctors often overlook the issues leading to additional stress on diabetes patients. >> this may impair the ability to manage the disease. if you don't mange

lead to complications. >> so the american diabetes association launched a training program to increase awareness and improve treatment. >> we partnered with the psychological association to form continual education program to help the mental health providers understand complexity of the disease. this is as much part of a treatment as provided medication or having adequate diet or getting enough activity. >> i'm doing well. >> emily goes to a therapist or psychiatrist that helped her get the anxiety under control. as a nurse educator herself she encourages her patients to seek the health they need. fully'm a big proponent of therapy. i think the medication helped. michelle: so far, 120 mental health providers have gone through the training. they will be listed in a new registry coming out in january. announcer: r

it started with a bullet hole and then it got worse. the investigation happening at a local church. residents on a quiet street asked the city for help slowing the drivers down. what did they get? a surprise instead. pop-up pot. >> really? how much? >> undercover eye-opener from "7 on your side." witness the many ways the nimble vendors cash in as we look inside the world of d.c. weed. you are watching "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. nancy: we begin at the "live desk" of breaking news of a massive apartment fire in new york city. flames shooting to out of a six-story building in upper manhattan in the hamilton heights neighborhood. there are more than 170 firefighters on the scene right now trying to get it under control. wind is making it difficult for them to put the fire out. it continues to blow the embers around. now there are stores on the first floor of the buil

well as apartments on the other floors. you see how big the fire is right there. the battle they have ahead of them. no word on a cause of the fire. or if there are injuries. we will continue to monitor this story, though, and bring you more details throughout the fuse cast. larry: the montgomery county police investigating gunfire outside a church in gaithersburg. alison: kevin lewis is there live with the latest. kevin: thankfully no one has been injured at this church but the congress gre gation wants to know who is pulling the trigger. >> plywood covers a window and the shards of glass pepper as fault parking lot. at the new life church. a parishioner noticed a bullet hole in a window