it is still cold out there. but the numbers are going up. we are not going to have another morning tomorrow where we are in the zero to the 10 degree range with the wind chill factor. 32 is the temperature in manassas. 32 in winchester. the snow possibility, snowing along west virginia and 68. this is starting to enter our area where 66 meets 81. it will continue to push to the west. a quick moving weather system. not expecting much. if anything half an inch here and there. notice the numbers are in the mid-30's. we don't drop a lot. the clouds come in to hold the temperatures. the numbers are cold enough. we don't need to go lower than that. we keep an eye on it and talk about the weekend in a little bit. we want to you can the about how chilly it was this morning. brianne carter is live and she got to talk to people this morning to see how they were doing. how are

hour makes. the temperature is really starting to feel colder out here as well. some are taking it in stride and others love the cold. >> blustery, winter cold. >> it was really bad this morning. >> days before the start of winter. the deep dip in the temperature causing water main breaks all over the region. >> he and his coworkers are bundled up. >> mother nature messing with the hard day at work. >> the wind. >> despite a fur coat of their own, they added an extra layer for the afternoon walk. >> they find it distasteful. they think it's my fault. >> we did find some folks who

>> i am hoping for snow. >> thank you very much. to get the latest forecast at the fingertips, download the free stormwatch7 weather app. get the update and the alert on your location through google play and the app store. >> a rash of the burglaries and the robberies from the district. police believe they are connected. the guys you see in this video are the ones wanted for the crime. anna-lysa gayle joins us now. the police wrapped up a news conference. what else do they have to say? >> they need the public's help to find the unit suspects who they believe are connected to a string of the robberi

throughout the district and pins george's county. look at the video we are about to show you. this is surveillance showing the men exiting a and have running out on 8th street last tuesday. the men appear to be older and the police believe they are connected to several other burglaries and the robberies. at cell phone stores. jewelry store and a clothing store all dating back to december 1. it happened this morning on f street northwest. in one instance, the robberies on december 3, the suspect allegedly entered a cell phone store on pennsylvania in southeast and ordered everyone to the ground. here is what the commander had to say about all this. >> we don't want any crime to elevate. we try to eliminate all crime. we don't want it to elevate where someone may get hurt. >> the most recent case police believe the su

driving ford. they also say that they stole a church van at one point to carry out the crimes. we will be looking into this. we will have much more on this on newschannel8 and at 11:00 on abc7 news. live in northwest washington, anna-lysa gayle, abc7 news. >> we will see you then. thank you. now to the stunning outcome in alabama. democrat doug jones defeated republican roy moore in the special election for the senate last night. what does it mean for the republican party going forward and how is the white house responding? we have more. >> the people of alabama have spoken. >> last night democrat doug jones did what few expected could be done when he first entered the senate race in alabama. he won. >> tonight, ladies and gentlemen, you took the right road! [applause] >> the upset win sent shockwaves throughout the country and washington. where president trump

accusations of sexual assault tried to downplay the defeat. >> a lot of republicans feel differently. they are happy with the way it turned out. we have to get more senators and more congressmen that are republicans elected in 2018. then you will see a lot more of what we are doing now. >> moore was backed by the former white house strategist steve bannon who promised to support the popular candidates against the establishment republicans in 2018. exposing a growing split in the party. >> to me bannon doesn't belong on the american political scene. there is nothing that i identify with or good americans should identify with. >> from alabama to capitol hill, the republicans are closer focused on passing the tax bill over the next several days. it's unlikely that jones victory will impact the outcome as it could take several weeks for alabama to certify the election and jones to be sworn in. democratic leader chuck schumer says republicans should wait. >> it

senate republicans to jam through this tax bill would giving the newly elected senator from alabama the opportunity to cast his vote. alison: meanwhile, the house and the senate republicans say they reached a deal in principle on tax cuts. while final details have not been released. here is what we know so far. the top tax rate would be reduced from 40% to 37%. the corporate tax rate would go to 21%. homeowners would be able to deduct up to $750,000 of their mortgage interest. president trump celebrated the deal at the white house this afternoon. >> the typical family of four earning $75,000 will see income tax cut of more than $2,000, slashing their tax bill in half. larry: alison

okay? the redskins did not change the name to red hawks. the word spreading on social media today. but tonight we are finding out the real deal. maryland bureau chief brad bell live in fedex field and landover. this was a pretty elaborate hoax. brad: it really was but it was a hoax. look. here is the proof. on fedex field you can see the name hasn't changed. they used all the tricks of a fake news campaign preying on people's desire to believe what they see on social media. the disinformation campaign was elaborate and around the change team name, red hawks, complete with a logo, a fake website, fake twitter account and phony articles looking like they came from prominent publications aimed at giving credence to the notion that washington's football team has changed the name to the red hawks. th

>> look at it again. >> red hawks. >> the red hawks. well, okay. it's not from the people so it might be a hawk. >> i prefer the redskins. >> why? >> i mean because we have been known the redskins for so long. >> then the afternoon the people behind the online effort revealing themselves claiming to be a group called not the red hawks but the rising hearts coalition of native american activists. saying they want to show how easy it would be to change the team name. >> it's elaborate. want to get the point across. they want to see a change. >> the real football team responding this afternoon saying the name of the team is the washington redskins. it wi

future. >> the activist behind today's hoax are not done looking for attention. they will host a press conference and they want a rally outside of fedex field this coming sunday. at fedex field, brad bell, abc7 news. >> a lot of time on their hands. thanks. new details about the bizarre incident on route 28 tuesday afternoon. >> a lot of calls coming in for what originated -- [inaudible] now two males are fighting in the roadway. larry: the fairfax county say moments later flores got naked and ran through traffic and jumping on vehicles. dozens of drivers recorded it on the phone and we spoke to a witness today. >> i think he was going to get in the truck but instead he climb over the barrier and gets undressed and comes back in traffic buck neighborhood. >> the police eventually found flores in a dra

he was taken to the hospital to get checked out. he faces charges including the felony hit-and-run, destruction of property and indescent exposure and drug possession. alison: coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- south korea working to keep the olympics safe. the anti-terror drills that are now underway. larry: call it a sign of the times. cabs reduced at dulles airport. how bad it's getter for taxes. alison: dramatic video of the - [announcer] presenting the shark ionflex 2x, the freestanding, cord-free vacuum that can live anywhere because it has two rechargeable batteries. that means you can always be charging, even while you're cleaning. welcome to hassle-free runtime with shark. your bbut as you get older,ing. it naturally begins to change, even while you're cleaning. causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain

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alison: the bang la dershy person who -- bangladeshi person who is accused of trying to set up a a pipe bomb is in court. >> akayed ullah appeared in court today. bed sheet up to the neck that concealed physical signs of the condition. 27-year-old accused of trying to blow himself up with a homemade pipe bomb between the subway stations beneath the port authority bus terminal.

he charged with five terrorist accounts. >> a lone wolf is isolated actor. i detect that people decide to use violence for whatever sad and the sick reasons. his wife spoke to abc news from her home in bangladesh. she spoke to her husband at 5:00 monday to wake him for work and he never mentioned the attack and mentioned something negative about the united states. but the authorities found a passport in the apartment with a handwritten note saying, "oh, america, die in your rage." and said he identified with isis and angry about how muslims had been treated in the mideast.

years ago online. >> there are anti-terror drills with less than 60 days until the olympics now. it's the event that hosts open and closing searches. there is a drone that blows up a car and bus shot at. the anxiety has risen. larry:en in to west coast new video showing the firefighters driving through a raging wildfire. you can see a number of the homes burning. devastating footage as the crews continue to fire fight. in southern california, the utility companies shutting off electricity to prevent firelines. six fires scorched 250,000 acres and more than a thousand homes and buildings have been destroyed. >> la

the sound of the fire was roaring. >> cooking fire at a homeless camp sparked the flames that destroyed homes in the wealthy bel air neighborhood. bill: look at that. incredible stuff. alison: hard to believe. bill: it is. something else hard to believe. we woke up the morning and biting cold. go back a couple of years ago. people are in shorts. this particular day two years ago where we broke the record. 71 degrees. alison: my goodness. bill: look! if you went out like that this morning you wouldn't have felt so nice. alison: you wouldn't have felt anything. bill: yeah, you would have been numb. we bring it to reality.

the snow and then we will take you to frostburg. that a current look at what is going on now. far from 71 like a couple of years ago. we will send it out to josh knight. it looks festive out there. i will tell you. let me show you what i'm getting. 35 miles per hour getting break from the breeze. this is as low as 30 in georgetown. we have seen quite a few people.

people are like we are getting closer to winter and this is what we expect. most people are smiling here. this is feeling a little better here now. >> significant difference between the five to ten and the 35 degree temperature reading you had there on the stormtrack. this is what we are talking about when it looks at the snow. there is snow out there. there is potential for the slick roads. most of the roads are treated from the weekend. it's sticking to the area on the grasses. f

the cold front is well to the east. there is a wind chill factor. 26 degrees is what it reads in d.c. manassas at 27. fite els like 29 around hagerstown. focus on the hour-by-hour forecast. the models are doing a good job to pick up the snow. advance another hour. at 6:00. by 7:00 it will move the way in to some of the counties a little farther to the west. then it cuts to fairfax, d.c., maryland and by 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, the bulk should be around our region. 270 i 70. up through the section of maryland and the p.a. line. it will kick out of here. we have clouds in the area through a great portion of the nigha

the temperatures will drop to the mid-20's to the low 30's but it should be warmer than this morning. then the day tomorrow is not bad. you want sunglasses with you. the bus stop forecast, in the morning mid-40's. the 39-degree temperature is chilly and warmer than today. 37 on friday. we take the chance of snow -- it's a low percentage. it's another weak weather system cutting through on friday. we have taken it down. not on the map now. 42 on saturday. we will rebound with the slight chance of the showers late on sunday. in the mid-40's. by early next week we look at the temperatures above normal to the low 50's. the next chance of weather coming in tonight that we are watching are the rain showers. those kick in on tuesday. nothing overly threatening. if you are out tonight just take i

side. alison: thank you. still to come at 5:00, alternative to street drugs and we talk about the new warning tonight. larry: interactive lesson involving a plane. we go along with middle school students in chantilly up next. alison: tonight on abc7 -- now a look at how to start tomorrow with "good morning washington." >> thanks. tomorrow on "good morning washington," every child deserves a chance to grow up strong and healthy. now how the children's national medical center is asking you to change the lives of the local children with critical needs. plus the lavender body scrub to the rose petal bath mix. >> wake up with us for traffic and weather every ten minutes on

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larry: it is not often that an airplane becomes a classroom. but that happened today. kellye lynn was aboard the plane to experience the interactive lesson. we are joined today by the great students from st. timothy catholic school. kellye: dozens of students packed a 767 for a flight that

>> today we have 60 middle school kids in the back of the airplane. they will be learning about everything from the wright brothers to the technology and the aviation today. >> i have been on planes a lot. so it's cool to learn about what i'm flying on. >> everyone's role, learning during a live recording. >> this is a fast pace live television show for the middle school students. it's live from the national air and space museum. >> the students are here on the 767. to not only learn about the aviation but to get excited about science, technology, engineering and math. >> as the cameras rolled. the students participated in an interactive lesson on low pressure. >> let's see what happens when i blow the fast moving air over the top. >> and had the questions answered by the aviation pros from the united airlines. >> i have a batch already of science and technology. >> i thought it was cool and they gave us a lot of information that i can go at home to think about. >> and eng

experience, the students won't likely forget. >> in chantilly at the udvar-hazy center, kellye lynn, abc7 news. alison: wow! fun for the kids. coming up, 'tis the season for the package thieves but a grinch took it to a new level. muss -- >> another women march planned for next month. i'm cheryl conner. george mason university where a protess somewhere plans -- professor plans to go with her students but up next, her

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larry: breaking news. uber driver wanted on sexual assault charges. anna-lysa gayle is live at the d.c. police headquarters with the breaking details. anna-lysa? anna-lysa: i can tell you that the uber driver is accused of attempting to sexually assault his passenger. he is 32-year-old from oxon hill. take a good look at his picture now which the police use to find him. we just learned that warrant was

165 pounds. on sunday he parked his vehicle on east capitol and attempted to sexually assault the victim who got away with the non-life threatening injuries. once he is arrested he will be charged with assault with intent to commit first degree sexual abuse. he is 5'7", 165 pounds and they need your help to find him. anna-lysa gayle, newschannel8. alison: thank you. you remember the pink hat and the pink signs? the women march brought thousands to washington a day after president trump inauguration. cheryl conner show us the movement and the midterm election. >> one of the biggest marches will make a comeback in january but not in d.c. the wom

the cities across the country, miami, philadelphia, but the d.c. chapter has a different focus. marching people to the polls. the director of the the gender and the policy center at george mason university. >> taking that power from the streets, putting it where it matters most. >> aside from the march, the professor says if women want to make a difference put themselves in a position of power and run for political office. >> unless you have your finger on the balance of power, you have to have a vote. >> she has started a group on campus to get students interested in politics. >> the me too movement named "time" maggie: person of the year for -- magazine person of the year. >> they need to be an example among themselves. >> stories

forth between trump and kirsten gillibrand who caught a tweet a sexist smear. >> i won't be silenced on the issue. >> this is the same sentiment that the president expressed many times before when he exposed corruption of the entire political system. in arlington, cheryl conner, abc7 news. larry: congressional lawmakers have a series of the text messages exchanged between the top f.b.i. employees. the texts between the russian count intelligence experts were harshly critical of president trump. the messages in them they refer to trump as an idiot. new details come after the special counsel mueller removed strock from the team. alison: meanwhile, donald trump jr. was back to capitol hill to testify in front of a senate intelligence committee investigating the meddling in the presidential election. he was grilled about the meeting he had

russian operatives last summer. he is demanding an investigation into the leaks from the interview with a house committee this month. larry: president trump's legal team looking for a special counsel to look at justice official and ties. he was demoted after the relationship with the founder at the d.o.j. alison: the food and drug administration says snorting chocolate flavor energy powder can make it difficult to breathe. they are accusing the company to market the power and a syrup as alternative to street drugs. in july chuck schumer called it cocaine on training wheels. they have 15 days to make changes to the product and promotional material. larry: call at it sign of the times. today the metropolitan washington airport authority voted to reduce

transportation reporter digs deeper tonight to see how bad it has gotten for the taxis at the airports. sam? sam: the numbers are startling. the cabs behind me are sitting there. before uber and lyft, they used to be on the fare in 10 to 15 minutes of arriving at the airport. now they set up to two and a half hours and they used to make $200 a day. right now they are lucky to make half that. >> they take our passengers every day. they say the customer base disappearing. >> we spent more time here. 13 to 14 hours.

>> we have seen car share as a new option for customers. >> it's so low that the board voted to shrink the number of cabs at dulles from 720 to 600. >> to see the decline of the usage is another indication of how rapidly things are changing. >> it's not bad for the airport. reagan charges $4 for uber and lyft pickup. last year they brought in $10 million in revenue. why are fewer people taking airport taxis? >> i equate it to older, like our parents. >> ride share isn't for everyone. >> i'm old fashioned and i want to know cabs are going and i don't want to undercut them. >> th

of the cab money but the airport parking money. at reagan the parking down 7%. more people are choosing to uber instead of park. reporting live, i'm sam sweeney, abc7 news. alison: thank you. coming up tonight a student activist tackling tough issues. how the bowie state freshman is inspiring others. that is next. >> first lady melania trump packing and sorting toys. the message through giving back. plus -- >> a special reunion happened today after a special delivery. coming up, details on the baby's emergency arival at

josh: welcome back. i'm meteorologist josh knight. coming to you live from georgetown. it's cold but not enough to stop people getting about. we are starting out on th

radar. there are snowflakes coming down for us to front royal. the air is dry. so a lot of that is disappearing. or evaporating on way down. you might still see flurries. if you are getting to nner, it's around the low 30's. it may be bumping up a degree close to nine as the clouds move in. chance for flakes not out of the question. 42 saturday getting in the weekend. chilly day but not too bad. 46 on sunday with the showers developing later on. news at 5:00 continues after

i need to dress for job i want. >> he has had the mind set since sophomore year of high school. wearing suits to class every day since. the leader on campus and in the community. as a teenager he spoke out at city hall to lower the voting age to 16 for city elections in hyattsville. >> this gives the youth and us involved the political spear.

>> he has also led peaceful demonstrations for those affected by police violence. >> to see changes we would like to see, we are starting to understand the generation we have the directly involved and engaged. >> after two unsuccessful runs in 2016, he was sworn in as a student member of the prince george's county board of education. >> i ran a third time the students realize i was somebody that would fight for them. >> the most successful demonstration was signing on to maryland governor larry hogan who is asking for third party investigation of graduation fraud and graduation inflation. >> he plans to run for the district seat in 2018 and many believe he is just getting started. >> no trouble envisioning him to take the steps toward the political office. i certainly can see hi

i can see him as the state delegate. i can see him at the highest office of the land. >> get used to his name. he believes this is a renaissance of activism and he hopes millennials will get directly involved. suspected he impressive -- isn't he impress sniff alison: and the fact he wears a suit every day. >> remarkable. larry: not done with the elections. michelle: that is his unofficial, official announcement he is running for the district three seat. there you go. >> we will watching him. >> thank you. >> well, coming up, 'tis the season for package thieves. but one took it to a new level. >> a smelly car problem. disgusting discovery in a

alison: well the first lady helping a group of kids put a personal touch on toys for children in need. abc7

aubert takes us to the toys for tots event at joint base anacostia. >> let's go and get toys. who wants to help me? >> a room full of toys for kids in need. >> i did it for her so she can experience giving. what it is to give to the community. >> the first laid did helping a room full of children for the military families. sort gifts to make the toys for tots donations run smoothly. >> we stand with the family of the united states military. >> it's so exciting to see the first lady wrap with the little kids to show them is important for her. >> boxes overflowing with the toys. it's the hope in the holiday season we will remember it's not about gifts.

>> merry christmas. >> a message sent through giving back. >> in this is one of best opportunities i have had. >> amy aubert, abc7 news. >> nice hug there. >> this is a good time to remind you that today is the last day to participate in the abc7 toys for tots drive. go to wjla.com/toys to donate there. if you ordinary today it will arrive in time for marines to pick it up. >> caught on camera a fake male carrier with a clever theft. a woman dressed in uniform swaps outs real packages at an arizona home with an empty box. the imposter made off with two

clubs. she is not surprised by the brazen theft. >> the male thieves have -- mail thieves have been bold with cameras on the porches lately. i'm surprised they took the extra step. >> by wearing the mail shirt the thief could face federal charges for impersonating postal employee. alison: have you ever had a smell in your car that wouldn't go away? probably. an arizona woman had the problem for many days. what she found inside is going to gross you out. judy miller had to wear a scarf over her nose to keep the windows open to be able to drive because of the smell. she eventually found a nest in the air filter. then she found the maggots. >> i grabbed my matt and put it outside and shook it out and the white things started to move around. >> horrific for all of us. alison: indeed! mechanics used the special camera and then they found a dead mouse buried deep in

if you want to avoid something like this, like infestation in the car, experts say the best thing to do is keep your windows up when the car is parked. so critters can't get in there. larry: i have heard new cars having a mouse in the car but that is not -- alison: no. larry: not quite what they mean. bill: not the car smell you want there. alison: we have had, you know, throwup smell with kids in the car. little ones. >> that is a good day. alison: it takes forever to get rid of. larry: let's be real. bill: this is almost impossible task to keep a car clean with kids. almost impossible. hands in the air. dirty for ten years. alison: speaking of kids, we have lunch box weather. bill: we do. meteorologist molly cochran was there at the dale city elementary school in virginia. look at that. the kid cam was run by sophie. she is taking care of the shots there. the group involved. the h

she was talking about the severe storms. winter weather. cold day today. look at stormwatch7. all the good fun stuff we do for the lunchbox weather segment. the question today a great one. it came from jose. check it out. >> i'm a fourth grader at dale city elementary school. my question is how do you become a meteorologist? >> that is a big question. how do you become a meteorologist on tv? it's not very easy. you have to go to the course and take weather studies. you have to go to a television station and do an internship where you work with somebody who helps you and shows you the ropes and how you are doing. same thing with the anchors and the reporters. then you put a tape together. that is pretty much your work around you in front of green wall. trust me, my intern tape 20 years ago is awful. it's awful. alison: you want to bring it in. we can watch it. bill: i don't actually want to

no. you send it out and send it all over the country. hopefully, this is hopefully, you will get somebody to say hey, we saw your work and we want you to come work for us. check it out. give you a shot. i tell the kids in college, your first job, your very first job is the hardest one to get. once you get that, then you are kind of working. then you can start put stuff together but the first one is tough. schooling is important. as in any job in my opinion, the passion. do what you love to do. if you want to do television weather, do that. do what you love and you will be successful. alison: and you continue to update the certifications. all of the meteorologists are going to the conferences and take more tests because the technology changes. bill: it does. you want to be refreshed what is going on. as meteorologists we love it. so for us, conferences and those things are bummer, we have to go! alison: usually in like san diego. somewhere really nice and warm.

thank you. larry: i met erin hawksworth on her first job. alison: you did? larry: right out of college. we have known each other out of college. erin: i want to see everyone's first resume tape. we have to dig them up. the redskins placed tight end jordan reed on the injured reserve. jay gruden says reed may need surgery on the injured toe that led to the hamstring injury. for the rest of the team, they are trying to forget about the last two losses and move forward to finish the season strong. robert burton has more from redskins park. robert: the 1% chance of the playoffs is now zero. with only three games left the redskins are still in it to win it. >> we are trying to get a win. trying to get everybody on the same page. you know to finish 8-8. it's a big difference. >> we have three games left. blessed with the three games le.

the guys. >> the past two games losing by a combined 41 points. for jay, looking in the rear view is not an option. >> we cannot, cannot dwell on the past of the last two games. we can't. wallow in it. you will continue to suffer. we have to move on and we will. >> you need to hit reset button and move forward and not allow anything emotionally to linger. that is where you talk about being emotionally and mentally tough. >> does it ever get tough in this situation? three games left. thinking about what could have been? >> it gets tough. it's always tough when you -- i mean, we set goals at the beginning of the training camp. we plan to reach the goals. when you fall short and you can't get there, you have to really stay in the moment. stay optimistic. know that there is a lot. a lot left. >> with the redskins, i'm

erin: thank you. we have the cardinals at home on sunday. larry: okay.

the blues supper club suspended plan for a two-night stage performance at the hbo series "the wire." tickets have been selling for around $40. >> y'all go to the movies? >> yesterday, david simon e.p. of the critically acclaimed show and the former crime horter took to twitter saying in part "news to me and to hbo which has a copyright and possession of that summer. we need a word for whatever comes after hutspah." >> they were overstepping the bounds. >> today, no response from the supper club own eric brown who we interviewed last year. when maryla

business over unrelated copy right matter. on the streets of bethesda today opinions vary. >> he should be thrilled. >> i don't think it would have lived up to what the show was and it would have disappointed people. by disappointing people it would have tarnished his own name. >> he grew up in bethesda and he didn't say how he came to learn about the controversial production. we also don't know when or if the supper club will refund current ticket holders. in bethesda, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. he also jumped on to the back of the moving vehicle. he is punching the vehicle window. >> right now at 6:00, a naked rampage. we have new information about the man caught on video stripping off his clothes and attacking drivers in cars.

michelle: those are beer cans being chucked at a clerk. what happened moments before the attack that was caught on video. jonathan: the special reunion after a special delivery. a local 911 operator meets the baby she helped bring in the world from miles away. announcer: from abc7 news, this is a breaking news alert. jonathan: we are following breaking news as we come on the air right now. the hunt is on for the uber drive irwho police say attacked a woman in the car. take a look at the screen. this is 32-year-old from oxon hill. they say he tried to sexually assault a woman early sunday morning a couple of blocks from the capitol. we are following this closely and we will let you know that he has been captured. michelle: now this -- >> one of the suspects now has no clothes on and he running against the guardrail. >> he jumped on to the back of a moving vehicle. he is punching the vehicle window.

shocking moments here caught on video. a man crashes a car. stripped down to his birthday suit. and then begins attacking vehicles. that scene ended with the crashes and the traffic delays for miles on route 28 in herndon. jonathan: at this hour we uncovered new information about the man at the center of all of this. richard reeve live where it went down. what was the deal? richard: john, incredible story unfolds here on route 28. this particular guy first is walking on the roadway with the shirt off. then minutes later, he is completely naked. nina johns was feet away when it happened. the man without a shirt striding down busy route 28 is 32-year-old jose gonzalez flores. >> i see a man walking between cars. i'm thinking it's an accident and he needs help. richard: she saw an accident but that is only the begivenning. >> we have