breaking >> abc 7 news at 11:00 starts with breaking news. nancy: breaking news from northeast washington. alison: a man shot on a metro station platform. tim barber has been tracking the details. what we know right

tim: people are riding back-and-forth on metro when bullets start flying north of the tracks. ,nvestigators are on the scene metro transit officers. the investigators on the platform investigating this. we know one person was transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, a man who was shot heard the investigators are still trying to find the person who pulled the trigger. they're looking for two persons of interest. not suspects, persons of interest. one is wearing a gray hoodie with possibly tattered jeans, the other a dark jacket. the detectives want to talk to these two people. as soon as we get more information about what happened tonight, we will let you know, or right now the orange line is single tracking to get around this as the investigation continues.

we will bring them to you on abc 7 news and the free abc 7 mobile app. tim barber, abc 7 news. nancy: a deadly wrong way crash on the beltway in landover. sky track 7 over the scene on .he outer loop near arena drive one person was killed, and others being treated for injuries. alison: emotions running high tonight and a community is in mourning. students at walt whitman high school are reeling after the death of a classmate, navid sepehri, founded over the weekend. nancy: jay korff is live in bethesda tonight with the very latest. jay: a tough night tonight. this makeshift memorial continues to grow behind me in and asf navid sepehri, it grows, the community is searching for answers. dozens gathered on a cold monday night in somber

this bethesda neighborhood following the unlikely disappearance and death of classmate and friend navid sepehri. woods near the memorial, authorities found the body of the 17-year-old walt whitman senior sunday. his school principal said initial information indicates the death was accidental. the police are trying to figure out exactly what happened saturday night. that is when they were called to this house, about a mile from where sepehri's body was discovered. >> the caller is anonymous and there is an underaged drinking party at this address, loud, bonfire in the background. jay: one possible scenario is that sepehri trying to walk home fell and died from exposure. he was about two miles away. at this point, the authorities are still investigating the cause of the young man's death. jay korff, abc 7 news.

for firefighters battling relentless wildfires. the thomas fire has jumped fire lines, growing by nearly 60,000 acres in just one day. this is now the fifth the largest wildfire in california history, scorching more than 350 square miles in a week. they are also working to get animals inside and away from the dangerous look. animals,re we can fit we have done it and we are hoping to get help soon. nancy: the ash is coming down like snow. an additional 2000 firefighters have been called in to battle the blaze. alison: chaos during a busy morning commute in new york city. an explosion in the middle of a pedestrian tunnel. it was in the city's subway system, just blocks from crowded times square. tonight, the police say it was an act of terror.

latest from the live desk. michelle: we are learning more about what may have inspired the attacker in this incident in new york city. the authorities are talking to 27-year-old akayed ullah, trying to figure out the specifics of his planned that he says was inspired by isis. the explosion was caught on camera, happening during the morning rush at a major transit hub. bomb would off, but his suicide belt failed to detonate. this happened just blocks from times square. isis recently posted this image to a propaganda website, showing an isis fighter dressed as santa with dynamite in times square. >> this was an attempted terrorist attack. thank god the perpetrator did not achieve his ultimate goals. has been living in the u.s. seven years now come originally from bangladesh.

in the explosion. three others are being checked for ringing in their ears. the police and fbi are asking anybody with information to contact them about today's attack. at the live desk, i'm michelle marsh. alison: be the first to know when breaking news happens by downloading the abc 7 news app, or sign up for breaking news text alerts. bill: good evening. it is pretty mild outside tonight. a few clouds worked into the area, but no big weather problems. most of us are above freezing. a lot of these upper 30's and low 40's, culpeper 34, stanton 32. that is one of the only freezing temperatures on the mat. we stay in the upper 30's the next couple hours. 6:00 a.m., we potentially move up a little bit, many areas above freezing tomorrow. we go near 50, but that occurs fairly

falls out and it will get very cold. we will talk about how cold, plus more snow in the forecast coming up. nancy: tomorrow is the day that alabama voters will head to the polls at a senate race that has captured national attention. republican roy moore held a drain the swamp rally alongside former tripadvisor steve bannon -- alongside former trump advisor steve bannon. seven as we follow that race all day tomorrow and bring results as we get them. three womenwhile, who accused president trump of sexual misconduct before the election are speaking up, calling for a congressional investigation. more than a dozen women have come forward with similar allegations. >> in some areas of our society, people are being held accountable

for unwanted behavior. but we are not holding our president accountable for what he is and who he is. the president has repeatedly denied any sexual misconduct. several democratic senators are calling for his resignation. nancy: more than a pound of pot, a bag of cocaine, and almost $10,000 of cash seized for my home where children are cared for every day. tom roussey is live with the investigation into this day care drug bust. tom? tom: nancy, according to anne arundel county police, the daycare was operated in the basement of this townhome. ofthe upper levels, the son the owner was keeping the stash of drugs that he was dealing. one day after the owner's son was arrested for alleged drug dealing, the state department of ed served in emergency suspension order to this home

anne arundel county police found all of this executing a search warrant. of pot, nearly nine grand in cash, and about three grams of cocaine. he allegedly had it in the same house where his mom ran the daycare in the basement. >> my children are my priority. thoughts mom said the of drug dealing happening your kids is horrifying. >> the fact there are drugs going on with the kids nearby, or if the drug dealers came there. tom: the owner's daughter said they had no idea what was going on and the kids were never near the drugs. the police say that is likely true. neighbors are too nervous to talk on camera. they say they have often seen the teenager with other people outside and visitors without kids came and went from the home. about six hours

the emergency suspension order. prior to that, the basement was licensed for up to eight kids, from infant up to 12 years old. from anne arundel county, tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: tomorrow, honoring some local heroes, among the first on the scene when the gunman opened fire at a congressional baseball practice this past summer. nancy: now they will be recognized by the alexandria city council. the proclamation water u.s. capitol police, fire and sure if office come and state police. tomorrow's proclamation a special for a few reasons. >> it is important i think for the officers and the thefighters, the troopers, 911 center employees to constantly be reminded there are people out there that appreciate what they do each and every day. all too often we hear the negative things about law

servants. injuredfive people were in that shooting, including representative steve scalise and two capitol police officers. the council meeting tomorrow begins at 7 p.m. still ahead, the search for a real-life grinch. nancy: what the police say you can do to protect your holiday decorations. and a bizarre crime alert in baltimore, theieves targeting a family's car and making off with the doors. alison: and time is running out to get holiday shipments in the mail.

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called the police. even the police officer said he had never seen that before. but i have found out recently sometimes it has happened in the neighborhood in the last year. the car's owner believes the thieves needed the doors for another car. insurance is paying for the damage. they are also going to purchase security cameras for the home. alison: 7 on your side with a crime alert after a woman said she was attacked by a man she thought was a driver for hire. it happened about 4 a.m. yesterday. the driver pulled the car over and attacked the woman come even strangling and punching her when she screamed for help. the police are not saying if the man worked as a driver or if the woman used an app to call for the ride. university of maryland police are looking for somebody peeping on students in a bathroom. friday night, he student at hagerstown hall said somebody with a phone was peering over the bathroom stall.

left. the police cannot find anyone when they searched. nancy: and the pentagon going against the president when it comes to a ban on transgender military members, nelson beginning january 1 they will allow anyone who wants to serve to enlist. lot of reaction tonight, and tim barber has the elements. tim: 15,000 transgender people in the military. >> no impact on readiness or unit cohesion. tim: the trump administration wants to ban transgender members, but today the judge ordered the department of defense to allow transgender people to enlist. >> we can now transition and it just allows them to be better service members. tim: an obama era policy allows transgender applicants as long as the applicant has fully transitioned him is not need additional surgery. a plannt trump announced to ban transgender people in

says the military will still comply with the court order. >> the department of justice is reviewing legal options to ensure this could be implemented. tim: he is full about his service to our country. >> it is difficult. not for me personally. i continue to do my job to the highest abilities i have. tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. nancy: 7 on your side with a consumer alert. as you finish shopping or even start, the deadline to get holiday gifts where they are going on time is fast approaching. get your packages to the post office by thursday if you want standard ground delivery. ups gives until monday for three day delivery. the last day to shift with fedex for a guaranteed christmas .elivery is thursday the longer you wait, the more it will cost. alison: american express is working to get you through checkout faster than ever.

eliminating the need to sign for a purchase. preventionraud technology has advanced to the point where your signature is no longer needed to fight fraud. the change is going to affect next april. nancy: and heads up overnight, you may hear noise overhead as norad conducts training exercises in about 45 minutes. they will go until 3:20 in the morning. -- they will go until 2:30 in the morning. they are just routine training drills. alison: the police are searching for a real-life grinch that hit two takoma park neighborhoods hours apart. outdoor decorations were stepped on, torn apart, scattered down the street along grand avenue. avenue,y holly lights were pulled down and electrical cords were cut. >> sing all the el

found a couple pieces on the road and footprints in the snow. alison: the police have very little to go on and they have no surveillance video, so they are urging neighborhoods to participate in a watchdog camera program and purchase a home surveillance system. nancy: turning to the stormwatch's forecast, we saw our first snowfall this past weekend, but the snowfall here was nothing compared to the south. got so much snow that it could be spotted from space. tens of thousands were without power because of the record-setting snow. was not so bad here, bill. bill: that almost looks like a scar across the u.s., i love that. line. talk about the fine that is just a great picture from space. the record snowfall over the weekend at

and also baltimore. 41 right now, far from freezing, manassas 40, 41 woodbridge. a very mild evening. we are tracking a cold front well to the west. the low-pressure spinning around . does not have a lot of energy with it. the big story is going to be the cold temperatures. tomorrowt a little mix afternoon, evening as that weak front passes by, but otherwise quiet. midday, we are still pretty much everybody at or above freezing. by 7:00 a.m., the numbers are there, so i don't expect widespread freeze conditions. fairly mild for this time of year, 39, 40 degrees around d.c., a few showers to the north.

mid 40's. by noon, that is about when the cold front comes across. , clouds, light showers. we should top out near 50 mid-to-late morning. by about 3 p.m., you will already start to notice the temperature dropped. the wood will be out of the west. the:00 we are down into 30's. the further west, already below freezing at that time. by this time tomorrow night, we are well below freezing. with the windchill, it will easily feel like the teens by this time tomorrow night, a really big change. 47 11:00, dropping by the end of the day. a slight chance of a passing shower around noon as that crosses, but 23 wednesday morning. high temperature around freezing wednesday come and we are not even talking about the

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>> and the now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. erin: the capitals in new york tonight to face the islanders. washington was looking for five wins in a row, but struggled from the start. in the first, braden holtby knocks the shot away, but brock nelson pounces on the rebound and slams it home, 1-0 islanders. in the second, the islanders on the attack. the pretty pass. too easy. islanders win 3-1. the george mason women are often their best start in 20 years. umbc and it hosted was another dominating performance by natalie

16 points, 13 rebounds, her 11th straight double double. mason wins 58-38. chantilly's westfield high school is the virginia state champs for the third straight season, beating chesapeake's oscar smith high school. earlier today, the team was taking pictures as they celebrated their three pete. robert burton caught up with their head coach, who talked about the pressure to keep this going. into took about 30 seconds my first interview to realize i we want to go for the fourth one.

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