jonathan: did two fairfax county school employees assault a student? >> it's under investigation. jonathan: what the school system is saying tonight. alison: inappropriate phone advances.anted sexual jonathan: and turning blue. >> i told him it would be ok and i would call 911. talksan: 7 on your side to doctors to find out what you should do when a dangerous allergic reaction strikes. 11:00, abc seven news at on your side. jonathan: we are monitoring breaking news from detroit, michigan. this is the local county northwest of detroit. a gas line exploded. there are reports the police are telling people to avoid the area.

we will stay on top of this for updates as soon as we get those. alison: back at home and first at 11:00 am a child with autism assaulted on a school bus twice. jonathan: it was at the hands of trusted school workers in fairfax county. alison:'s school bus driver and are charged tonight. jay korff is live with the investigation. jay: the police told me tonight the alleged attacks occurred aboard the bus. based on surveillance video, they appear to be unprovoked. the fairfax county police charged 62-year-old bus driver aide edwards iii and the with battery of an 11-year-old with the autism spectrum. the authorities say that a school system employee witnessed the second incident and stepped in, leading to the in

story. he declined to comment. police and school officials will not say what school the student attends, but say the incident happened on a bus. the police described the attacks as pushing and shoving. the student was not injured. a spokesperson issued a theement saying, we condemn actions of the employees. the actions of those charged do not reflect the expectations o the school system. the school bus driver has been placed on administrative leave for. the aide resigned. alison: and just into the newsroom, take a look at this video from prince george's county. dash cam video shows firefighters and first responders pulling up to a house engulfed in flames. this is

lanham on mchenry lane. the family including two children made it out safely. jonathan: an active investigation of fraud at a funeral home. this northwestay funeral home was taking advantage of clients. tim barber joins us with the story. tim? tim: jonathan, the lawsuit was filed at the courthouse after the claims that the funeral home was stealing money from grieving families and that the funeral home did not even have the proper license. when this person died from cancer, they turn to the funeral home which claims to provide dignified and compassionate service. >> like, what's happening? like, where is the money at? we know that you got it area where is the money? tim:

said they received the life insurance check to cover the $ 5700 funeral. the funeral home was supposed to give the family the remaining money, but after calls and texts, the family only received one check, which bounced. >> he took so much money. we are in a really bad place right now. yster is also accused of operating without a license, making it harder for them to access bank accounts. >> we don't want this to happen to anybody else. tim: we try to contact the people from the funeral home, but so far we have not heard back. we will let you know if that changes. in northwest washington, tim barber, abc 7 news. nancy: following new developments about accusations

journalist charlie rose. charlie rose suspended tonight after eight pbs woman described unwanted sexual advances by rose to "the washington post." in a statement rose apologized for inappropriate behavior and said he was embarrassed. he said i thought i wish pursuing -- i was pursuing shared feelings, although i realize my mistakes. he was suspended over allegations of sexual assault. chen, live desk, nancy abc 7 news. jonathan: a second woman has come forward accusing senator al franken of inappropriately touching her after he was elected to the senate. she said that franken inappropriately touched her at the minnesota state fair while they were taking photos in 2010. alison:

to turn the weinstein company into a studio run by women. us ran the small business administration under president obama and now wants to be the chairman of the new studio and make women the primary investors. the weinstein company has been looking for new ownership since the sexual harassment scandal broke. more than 60 women have accused harvey weinstein of sexual misconduct. bill: tonight, hope you are having a great night, 43 d.c., freezing in manassas, 32, leesburg 34, hagerstown 42. nothing to talk about extreme weather-wise. , noything is high and dry rainfall whatsoever around the area. drop,ght, we continue to but not much from where we are. in thebout 3 a.m., 38 morning. we will be warming u

but byt in the morning, the afternoon you probably will not need it. the forecast coming up. developing now come a springfield man who used to be in uber driver arrested and accused of sexually assaulting a woman at american university. the woman said the driver attacked her after she flag down the uber driver and he drove her to campus. the police have a reminder for everybody about the rideshare users. platee sure the license matches the vehicle and the vehicle that you have been shown on the app picks you up, the driver matches the picture, and the driver's name. jonathan: uvber says the driver has not driven for the company since 2015. alison: a portrait of confederate general robert e. lee removed from the city hall of his

anna-lysa gayle is life with whereit ended up and what the city's mayor said about the move. son, some say the portrait was quietly moved, and that is because the city moved without the public's input. the mayor says it is now in its appropriate place. if you visited alexandria city council chambers in the last few weeks you may have noticed a few things are different. al lee's portrait was relocated. anna-lysa: the portrait was given a new home in early september after being taken down during repairs at city hall over the summer. >> he is an historical figure and we thought it was appropriate. >> the picture is unacceptable. it is unacceptable now and has been on acceptable for a long time. anna-lysa:

unaware the portrait is gone. ? did you know about this move >> no, not until you told me. anna-lysa: what would you say to people questioning whether public input should have been taken? >> it is up to counsel. it is our chambers. and we worked with the city manager. statue was at's the center of a violent rally insurance phil a month before this was moved. -- at the center of a violent rally in charlottesville a month before this was moved. a pilot: only on 7, telling us about the landing of his life. alison: a pilot with his two small children aboard walking away unscathed after a terrifying air emergency. curry was forced to land his small plane on a highway ramp in annapolis. >>

my oldest son was frightened. startedne and cowl shaking and the smoke started billowing up. i needed to find a place to set it down. jonathan: curry is an active duty u.s. marine pilot. he has the skills. he said the landing was gentle and they all walked away. >> alison: they knew dad was in charge. jonathan: it is life or death for some children. alison: a child lands in the emergency room every six minutes for a food allergy. one mother experienced the tragedy firsthand. >> i opened the door and he was already swollen. he was turning blue. alison: 14-year-old tanner lost his life after accidentally eating a cookie. the story and the education, and what you can do when it comes to keeping kids out of crisis.

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jonathan: 7 on your side with health matters. every six minutes in the usa child visits the emergency room has of reaction to a food allergy that can be deadly. senior investigative reporter lisa fletcher has a family's story, a common ailment we all need to take more seriously. >> he was pounding on the front door. i opened the door and he was already swollen around his lips and they were turning blue. lisa: 14-year-old tanner ran home, struggling to breathe. try toab the inhaler and do it for him and powder came out of his m

her phone. >> i said it will be ok and called 911. i turned around and he fell to the ground. efforts to save tanner were heroic, but nothing could change the amount of time he had gone without oxygen. >> it never triggered in my mind anaphylactic. you just run scenarios through your head, and i don't know, i cannot think. lisa: after retracing his final moments, they realized he had unknowingly eaten a peanut butter cookie. allergic toely inj peanuts and tree nuts. it is a scenario that strikes fear into the hearts of every parent with a severely allergic child. >> there is a lot of anxiety, particularly around to gauge

always in their site. allergy andchief of immunology at children's national hospital. theiry do not always have epinephrine injector on them or may not adhere to their diet as strongly as they should. we definitely have seen young adults and teens are at the highest risk group for severe, potentially fatal reactions. as important as respecting the severity of the conditions is schools understanding their duty to these kids. more than 15% of children with food allergies have a reaction at school. >> the critical thing for a care to be aware of is plan must be in place at the school, and the school must accept and understand all the responsibility that entails. lisa: earlier this month the new york city

ordered a preschool to close after a three-year-old with known severe dairy allergies was given a grilled cheese sandwich. the little boy died. the health department said the school failed to follow its own written safety plan and did not call 911. >> recent studies suggest one in 13 people with a food allergy. who could unexpectedly have a severe reaction just like tanner. he was funny and loving and humble, all in one. i was very proud of him. someone that you know has a feud allergy, the doctor says do not be afraid to go to the epinephrine auto injector first. there is no downside to it. if it is an anaphylactic reaction, the sooner they get it,,the better. parents, make sure that the

action. same with camps and daycare and anywhere else your child spends extended time. and impress upon your kids, especially hitting their teens, the consequence of not having the epipen with them at all times. we'll have more on our website. just go to wjla.com or download the abc 7 app. study about the challenges of finding the right childcare. research found more than 60% of american parents may struggle to find safe, healthy options for their children. among the big concerns, ensuring background checks, train staff, and locked doors. experts say the best thing to do is ask a lot of questions and take your time making a choice. jonathan: a lot of traveling with the season. picking up and dropping off at bwi this week has changed. shuttles, taxes, and rideshare cars have different drop-off and pickup locations.

to one hour. all the specifics are online and in the wjla news app. baron: the first lady and welcoming the christmas tree to the white house. it will be put on display in the blue room. if you happen to be counting down, christmas is 35 days away. jonathan: my goodness. and thanksgiving is just hours away. alison: basically. bill: christmas would be 6000 hours or whatever it is. good evening. the temperatures, 36 leesburg right now, 43 d.c., 32 manassas. the temperatures are cooling a bit. the wind is light. that will help the temperatures drop a little more. however, that said, notice on the satellite and radar, a few clouds working in from the south

temperatures at bay. the clouds are an insulator and act like a blanket. around the region, the big dome of high pressure. the southerly wind will warm us. the high-pressure is the main weather feature through the night tonight and into tomorrow. futurecast shows that moves out. areaerly wind behind it tomorrow's forecast, i think you will like it. the wind out of the south, but i don't expect any weather-related problems. upper 50's, near 60 most of the day tomorrow. this cold front will approach wednesday. ahead of it, tomorrow night, by this time still dry, but overnight tomorrow night into early wednesday morning, 3:00 a.m., could be a few showers as the cold front approaches. by wednesday, travel, will be breezy and cooler, but not expecting any issues as that moves on,

let me step out of the shot. notice there is not much in the form of bad travel weather around the entire country. i don't expect any problems. chicago cool but dry, san francisco 71, l.a. 87. that just screams holidays, doesn't it? that's giving morning, 42, one of the cooler thanksgivings we have had since 2000, but don't expect problems. partly sunny and chilly. near 60 tomorrow. wednesday, morning showers. they leave and we should be fine, 52 and cooler thursday. black friday, traveling out thinks giving night, shopping early in the morning, you will want the jacket, close to freezing. a couple showers saturday, but otherwise it is very quiet. one of the more quiet thanksgiving forecasts when you look at it.

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