the roads could be very slick. jonathan: we have team coverage with the chief meteorologist bill kelly and josh knight working this. alison: transportation reporter sam sweeney also monitoring the roads for you. we begin with bill and the heaviest snow right now. what are we seeing? bill: the heaviest snow is off to the northeast. this is a live look in bel air, maryland. northeast of the baltimore metro where it is coming down pretty good. this is alexandria. you can see the grasses are covered. go to bethesda where you have a little bit of that as rel. it's not been a big snow-maker but the snow is coming down so the roads have a possibility of being slippery. show you where it is currently. the back edge along 66 to the beltway. northeast it's heavier. the i-95 corridor. that is where we see the potential. if you look at the map quite a bit of snowfall will continue to com

areas in north in inches. but the big story now is the road conditions. what those are like. combine the friday evening commute and it can cause a mess. with that said go to josh knight. what is going on? what are you seeing? >> we are traveling east. we are on 50. we just went over 301. you can see close to the outlet shopping center. what is going on for us? roads have been wet. we are still getting light snow coming down, a little sleet mixing in at times as well. but a lot of traffic. i don't know if it's weather related or just friday getaway and people trying to bet the weather. in general, the road conditions on if main roads have been relatively quiet and dealing with the road spray when you get to go fast. i want to show you the temperature out here from the storm track. we have instruments on the roof. around 28 d

so my concern is the roads with the less travel and the less traffic. those places have a chance of icy and more slick and more quickly. so keep that in mind. it can be easier. take your time. whatever you have going on. if you get to hang out and enjoy on friday not a bad place to be. and weather check on another area. we'll send it over to sam sweeney in the mobiletrak7. how does it look where you are? sam: josh, right now we are on the 14th street bridge headed to the district. the traffic in front of us or behind us. anywhere you go in the metro is heavy traffic. driving around a lot of the day today. it's been bad. a lot of people taking it easy on the roads. they are slick. the snow and the rain coming down in the mixture, as you said. if you are headed out the door, pack extra patience. it will take you longer to go wherever you are

that is the latest. jonathan: thank you. we are not sure if it's weather related but an hour ago a car spun out on the beltway at the 270 spur. you can see what is happening there. it is slowing things down. bottom line is this. when we have weather like this, give yourself extra time on the roads be. patient and please do not push it. be safe. do not get caught in a snowstorm without the stormwatch7 weather app. download it from the google play and the app store. you can get updates on the current location. you will get alerts when the weather changes. nancy: breaking now, ultimate date in the death of a walt whitman high school in bethesda. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis with a medical examiner's report just out. kevin? kevin: that reports states that navid sepehri died from acute alcohol intoxication complicated by hypothermia and drowning. the temperature in bethesda overnight saturday dipped down to 30

sepehri's body located in a wooded creek bed. that explains the drowning component. the m.e.'s office in baltimore performed two blood draws on sepehri's body. one from his heart and another from a major vein. that bloodwork revealed the 17-year-old blood alcohol content on the night he died, we expect to receive the results later today. we also spoke to his father at the home a few minutes ago and the father telling me the family is aware of the son's cause of death but is not interested in talking publicly about it. this is after the family was calling on the f.b.i. and congress to review this case only days ago to multiple news outlets. again, this 17-year-old dying from hypothermia, from drowning and too much alcohol in his body. the cause of death is being ruled accidental.

brad bell has search for the robbers and he has more. what do we know? brad: they got away with it so far. this was a bold and an unusual crime. this happened here at the bank of america. that is where the guys are putting the money. as soon as they opened the front of the thing is when the bad guys bounced. the crime scene tells the story. the armored car. a block away the getaway car ditched by the robbers. it happened at 10:30 a.m. the team of three armed couriers was loading the cash machine at the bank of america. two were outside and the third was in the truck when suddenly the maroon van

>> reno two gunmen jumped out of the van and demanded money from the around security guard. that i got the money. brad: police never publicly say how much thieves get if cases like this but the sources say it was well more than $200,000. with a well planned heist. armed with rifles. knew what they were after and clearly had a second unseen getaway vehicle they used after ditching the van. police stress the crime won't pay. >> it's best to turn themselves in. brad: this is where it took place. the van got ditched over there up by that building past the lease sign. they didn't go more than a block before jumping out and ran on foot and got in another

getaway vehicle. nancy: in thepass few hours a robber surrendered to police. the roads in the area are now back open. a chase ends with this. a daring takedown. you see the person running there? this happened in baltimore. ran right in the middle of the street around dragged a shooting suspect out of the car. as brine reports that was no police officer. >> a dramatic ending after crime spree in wets baltimore. this man led the police on 30-minute pursuit. this started friday when a man driving this lexus sped through the traffic

driving the wrong way at times shooting at innocent people. >> the shooter is shooting from the fleeing vehicle. >> two people was hit by gunfire. police officer was injured as well. they believe in handgun and rifle found inside the suspect's car were used in the shooting spree. tonight the investigation continues. >> hours after the f.c.c. rolled back the net neutrality rules, several states announced their intent to sue to reverse the decision that some say could create internet lanes for pay. they signed a letter hoping to sway the

president trump took questions from the reporters on the white house lawn. >> i don't want to talk about the pardons for michael flynn. i can say this. if you look at the f.b.i. and the justice department people are very, very angry. >> flynn has pledged to cooperate with the mule irinvestigation. nancy: speaking of the president. alison: a.p. poll show americans are pessimistic. among the republicans half say the promises have been kept. more

worse off since trump took office. jonathan: item investigation faking the grade is bringing the policy changes to how ballou high school operates. this is after the i-team reporting on the high school attendance problems in the past month. nathan baca is live where the students have been testifying all day long. what have they been saying? >> this says six hours and it's round two where the parents, the teachers and the opportunities are coming here to make the voices heard. the counsel heard from two dozen high school students and they supported the former principal now transferred while they investigate the allegations. they called for flexibility to take the class attendance, the staggered start times and

return of the principal. >> we have difficulties but with the teachers quitting it's difficult to believe in themselves and have students come to school. >> the schools confirm a policy change in a sense, what is going on. and has to do with the party hall that used to be at the ballou high school. before they would go to the tardy hall but now they come to class and may not be considered absent. >> if you have something you want i-team to look into, send us an e-mail or call the hot line. number on the screen. jonathan: coming up at 4:00, spacex making history. we will show you how. nancy: ps,

video. >> jury trial? >> i have not. >> civil? >> no. nancy: a lot of noes. he is up for a lifetime judicial appointment in d.c. there is plenty more of what he has never done next. bill: good afternoon, everyone. we continue to track snow in the area. put together totals we have. we talk about it and the weekend forecast coming up. alison: right now we want to show this to you. look at route 50 at sandy point just before the bay bridge. look, you can barely see the toll plaza. we know it is there. stormwatch7 winter weather alert coverage will continue right after the break.

liftoff of the falcon rocket. jonathan: how cool is that? spacex making history launching a recycled rocket with a recycled capsule to the space station. it took flight after six-month turn-around. the supply ship will be doing so now for the second time. get this, the rocket booster could make a third launch after successfully landing yet again. nancy: very cool.

lifetime appointment as a federal judge for the district has become an internet ident sation. matthew peterson failed to answer basic questions about the law in his confirmation hearing. >> have you tried a jury trial? >> i have not. >> civil? >> no. >> criminal? >> no. >> bench? >> no. >> do you know what a motion in limini is? >> i would probably not give you a good definition. >> do you know what the doctrine is? >> i have heard of it but again -- nancy: a lot of noes. it's hard to watch but yet you can't stop watching. earlier in week, the judiciary committee chuck grassley said two other nominees with questionable nominations would not be confirmed. nancy: wow! as you know, we are coming up to the busiest travel time of the year. a.a.a.a. says more than 100 million people leave home for the holidays. did you know many credit cards will pay for your hotel if your f

severely delayed? abc7's transportation reporter sam sweeney on your side with how it works. sam: we have all been there. heading out on vacation and bang, the flight is canceled. if the airline's fault they will pay for the hotel and meals. but what happens if it's a weather cancellation or a terror attack. some people have no idea the credit card will pick up the tab. >> i didn't know that. >> airline weekly explains how it works. >> you have to get what it pays for. some of them have higher fee. if something goes wrong the card might pay for what the airline won't. >> a six to a 12-hour delay. not all credit cards are equal. the city advantage cards are among several to pay up to $500 per passenger for hotels. food and toiletries. >> we are talking about

basic travel expenses. if you find yourself stuck in a day's end you keep the receipt. the credit card might pay for it. >> it is a process. keep your receipt. like a lot of things in life the squeaky wheel gets the grease. they won't just do it. if you follow the rules you will get your money back if you have one of the cards. >> remember there are a lot of credit cards out there. be sure to call your credit card company to make sure that it offers the trip reimbursement before you book your ticket. jonathan: a washington state man has a unique way to keep packages safe. do it again. it sounds like an explosion. look at this. it freaks everybody out. jeremy invented blank box. there is a decoy

>> i want to scare them. hopefully they will drop the package and run away and never come back. >> i wish we could play it again. he is now selling it online. >> terrifying. nancy: this shows frantic effort to save a man unconscious on subway tracks. this is in brooklyn. the travelers manage to get the attention of a train conductor who stopped the oncoming train moments before it reached the station. that gave people time to jump off the platform and lift the man to safety. >> i think, i know, there are kind people i

>> the man who fell is in the hospital. no update on his condition. alison: so scary. this is a question on facebook. have you gotten tired of one of your facebook friends but you are not ready to unfriend them? facebook has an answer. snooze. you highlighted people for 30 days but you can keep them as a friend. so if you are tired of the family photos, the political rants or the random posts just snooze them. nancy: can you do it to people in real life? alison: mute button for a while. we want to go back to the big story of the they, the winter weather alert. before the break we showed you the traffic camera that looks at the bay bridge l'enfant -- tl plaz. this is the other side toward the bridge. with this vantage point and the weather you can't see where it curves off to cross the chesapeake there. a little obstructed. bill: fresh off the press.

literally. they did cancel -- the national weather service canceled the winter weather advisesy for d.c. but still -- advisory for tabbing but -- advisory for d.c. but still in effect for anne arundel. farther north, the more snow. this is northeast of baltimore. coming down good. accumulating to the roads. they are taking it slow. this is looking at the chesapeake bay bridge. another vantage point. you can't see the bridge at all. this is the roof. locally, .2 of an inch officially at reagan. it caused problems out there. it's that or friday commute. either way the commute is tough. kingsville, higher total the pickedu

half an inch. slippery spots this evening. in terms of where it is, back edge through the metro. light snow flurries remaining. the heavier snow to the east. to new york. the winter weather advisory is in the area off to the east until 7:00. officially ben canceled from the washington, d.c. metro. the temperatures are down. 29 in d.c. 28 in manassas. future cast will show you it continues to pull east for us. we have clouds early. breaks later on. if you head out bundle up. any snow out there is gone. we expect a warmup tomorrow. the clouds breaking up through

the evening. high temperature tomorrow in the mid-40's. the redskins game will be fun, it's 40's. cool but not cold. next week we are in the 50's for the monday and tuesday. looking ahead at this point i don't see problems for the travel plans for christmas day. nancy: good. bill, thank you. still ahead at abc7 news at 4:30, update on tina frost, the maryland woman wounded in the las vegas massacre. good news ten days from christmas. jonathan: first we fly on the ice with the rising star. how a young man can

nancy: the 2018 olympic games are two months away. and a virginia teen is hoping to get closer to the olympic dream and scott abraham has more in today's rising star. scott: a teenager trying to find his way in the sport of shorttrack speed skating. >> my dream is to get a gold medal in olympics. >> luca can get closer to that dream this weekend. the 17-year-old is competing at the u.s. olympic trials in salt lake city. >> it's a job. 40 hours a week. trainin

seven years. >> one of the youngest competitors of the trials. call him the young gun of sport. for the past year he has been training for the olympic trial in south korea. remember, he is still technically a student athlete. even though he is on the other side of the world. luca hasn't missed a single day of school. enrolling in georgia washington university online high school. the flexibility it provides has been crucial to tuck ses on the ice and -- success on the ice and maintaining the good grades. >> to be part of a story of an olympic hopeful like luca is extraordinary for us. we are proud of him and proud of the role we play in his life. >> underdog hungry to book the olympic ticket. >> this is nice not to be the center of attention but i'll still skate my best when i get there. >> go luca go. i'm scott abraham with the rising star. joth

the weather alert. you can see on the doppler on the left-hand side and the capitol on the right-hand side. we have been seeing snow coming down slightly. in two and a half minutes our chief meteorologist will check back in and bill kelly will show us where the snow is and who is getting it up next. >> if you come to the front porch expecting the package and instead there is nothing there. they call them front porch pirates. what the postal service is doing to fight back. live report coming up. alison: coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00", the joke inside a pizza box that got a young woman fired. we talk to the whom who asked for the joke but said she got more than she bargained for. join us for

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announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. josh: just after 4:30. i'm meteorologist josh knight. taking you out on the road. we are heading north on route 3. this is a slow go but the roads still can see the pavement no problem there. most of the snow that fell has melted. average just wet roads. i want to show you quickly, the stormwatch7 is picking up a temperature of 27 de

close eye on the conditions to make sure things don't ice up as he work our way throughout the everything. take your time heading out for a bigger picture. going around the whole area. send it inside to chief meteorologist bill kelly. bills that is a great point. the temperature in the 20's there. a lot of the roads are treated. you are taking the kids out. you can walk on a sidewalk and slip and hurt yourself there. that is a possibility. a little snow. we picked up .2 at reagan. show you some, this is officially in the alexandria. reagan we picked up .2 of an inch or so. this is what it looks like in bel air. northeast of baltimore. this is the heaviest totals. looking at the chesapeake bay bridge. the visibility has gotten better if you get out on that. st. mary's

the elementary school is snowing there but it is coming to an end. here is a look at the radar. snow continues to come down. the back edge of it now moving through the metro. lingering snowshowers around the potomac to the district. the heavier is back east. if you get out of the area to part of delaware, that is where it is coming down. if you have travel plans, and you are hitting 945 to the northeast, that is a problem. anne arundel is the only one with the weather advisory left over in the area. for this evening, we will see the temperatures below freezing. snow ends. but we have the slippery areas around the region. not much more keep an eye on it. jonathan: tina frost, the maryland woman shot in head in the las vegas massacre continues to recover. we have some better news to pass along to you about this. she will be home for the holidays as she is recovering from the

last night her father describes what it means to have her home, just over two months after the tragic night in las vegas. >> it could take a year or two for her to recover as much as she is going to recover. got a ways to go. she had a good day today. that is a plus. the most important thing is family, friends and community. she is getting that and getting a lot of it here. helping us help her. jonathan: nice to see the smile on his face. we wish her the best. go fund me for tiena raised $600 thousand to help raise the money for the stay. nancy: the united states would meet with north korea with the conditions. reversal from tuesday when in a break from the administration policy, talks could begin without preconditions. addressing the united nations council, rex tillerson criticiz

not to do more to pressure the north to end the weapons program. ivanka trump brand opened a store in the lobby of trump tower in new york city. she gave up management of the fashion company earlier in year when she went to work in the white house. the company took a hit after the election when nordstrom dropped her clothing line citing poor sales. jonathan: "7 on your side" holiday alert. the u.s. postal service fighting back against the porch pirates. it's frustrating. they grab the holiday presents sitting all day on the front porch. rich is to explain what the postal service is doing. >> you come out and you expect to get the package but it's not there. the bad guys have taken it away. right now they are telling us 13 million packages are traveling around the system right now. during the

earlier this month we did a story about a guy swiping the packages along 13th street. close to where i am. then the arizona woman. check this out. wearing a postal service shirt caught on camera. there is a package intercept. you can send it to the family member or the neighbor or back to the shipper. but most importantly let the package sit there all day certainly a magnet for the thieves. >> picking up the mail as soon as possible. you don't want the packages sitting out. it's more vulnerable to be stolen. >> happening more and more as the holidays approach. coming up at 6:00, we will speak to the woman who lives in this house and how she is using the high-tech to prevent her front porch being robbed. reporting live, abc7 news.

now former ups driver in big trouble. surveillance video shows him stealing a package. investigators say he delivered himself. a few hours before. it contained iphone x that cost $1,000. they caught the suspect after matching it to the video of the delivery earlier in the day. jonathan: don't play with those at home. make a mess of the living room. "the last jedi" arriving. find out how much episode viii earned. you will meet a fan that has been to the same place for every episode. >> i don't have a chimney at my house. how does he get in a house that doesn't have a chimney? ja adorable responses to questions about the jolly big man. big man,

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and get the support to find the answers, to every fearless question. carefirst medplus. live fearless. jonathan: no question. this guy is by far the most pap lor -- popular this time of year. >> and kidd o'shea is a close second. he visited to learn more about the guy in red for the kidd class. kidd: what does santa do? >> gives prints. kidd: where does he get presents from?

>> how does he get the sleigh to fly? >> with the reindeer. the red-nose reindeer. kidd: so there are multiple reindeer? one of them has a red nose? >> yes. kidd: why is he the only one with the red nose? >> because that is a special reindeer. >> how does he get it inside the house? how does it work? >> from the chimney. kidd: i don't have a chimney at my house. how does he get into a house that doesn't have a chimney that that situation? >> he will

>> he knows you are naughty or nice. how does he know? >> jesus helps him. >> jesus helps him? >> yes. jonathan: santa breaks in. breaking and entering there. nancy: my! >> the force is strong. luke skywalker is back and episode viii, "the last jedi." massive first night at the box office. how much they expect to make the rest of the weekend coming up next. >> they are gearing up in the county for the big toys for tots

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. jonathan: the long wait is over. the fans showing up to get good seats many dressed up at the favorite heroes and the villains. we broke to brian who said the

original "star wars" in 1977 and now he is back 40 years later sporting the original buttons. >> yeah. they gave both of these out. it's neat to come back to the theater and see the "star wars" movies. that is his tradition. >> no spoilers here but we can tell you they made $45 million and they expect a $200 million weekend. nancy: oh, my. "7 on your side" alert. today is the deadline to sign up for health insurance for open enrollment for most of you. in virginia you use the federal exchange. open enrollment ends at midnight. in the city you have the d.c. health link to guarantee coverage starting january 1. you need to sign up for midnight tonight. you have more time. maryland, you have extended open enrollment by one more week. you have until the

>> this will allow the people to visit the nations for 90 days without a visa. homeland security will require them to tighten up the security and the screening measures. d.h.s. wanteds to crack down on visitors who stay 90 days without a visa. >> no bond for a mother accused of killing her 2-month-old baby. rebecca briones victimmously shook the newborn and slammed the child's head to the bed. the paramedics airlifted her to jorntown university hospital where she died from injuries to her head and neck. >> very nice. i know her. the husband is nice also. >> ridiculous. 2-month-old. >> today prosecutors revealed briones is 7 months pregnant. they are nervous about the unborn child's

jonathan: when it comes to bad backups on the road. crews control everything. according to m.i.t., there are smart folks there. this is the so-called phantom jam. that is when there is no accident. people just slow down. you are wondering what in the world is going on. if cruise control technology manages the same distance between vehicles this could help cars keep moving instead of the stop and go. the problem is every car on the road has to have the same technology. there is always a catch, isn't there? nancy: man from a dog pulled from the icy pond in illinois. firefighters had trained for just this moment. arriving shortly after he got the call. the crews were able to reach the pair and pull them to safety. you see them coming up right there. one thing they do stress, do not go in after a pet. jonathan: you notice the dog got out first. i'm out. it may not be christmas miracle but it's darn

>> the vet recommended helios be put down and the owners said no. they turned to steroid medication and swim therapy as a last resort. >> you were close? >> i was told to if there was no improvement in 24 to 48 hours. i didn't feel like i had any other option. jonathan: adorable. the results have been amazing. he won't be running anytime soon but he is up and moving around. check out the tail. that is like the barometer for the dogs. happy dog. jonathan: head to the "live desk" now. michelle marsh has a look at what is coming up at 5:00. michelle: coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- the heist that landed two thieves $200,000 and sparked a manhunt. plus ugly holiday sweaters for

cars? why are popping up and how to catch a ride in one. a mom asked for a joke with her pizza. what she got ends with the worker fired and the mom facing cyber bullying in an abc7 exclusive you will see next at 5:00. nancy: we will see you then. save the day. may 19, 2018. that is when prince harry and meghan markle will get married. it will be at windsor castle. jonathan: are you going? nancy: oh, yeah. jonathan: another successful toys for tots drive. check it out. thank you for donating to the drive. look at all the toys. boxes and boxes of toys. the marines came by. came to the studios picking up all the toys. sorting those out right now. helping ensure that every child has a gift this holiday season. we can't thank you enough for your generosity. jonathan: look at the video. gymnasium at the

jam packed with 50,000 toys. we are proud to partner with toys for tots, marines and the prince george's police department for the event scheduled for tomorrow. nancy: amy aubert shows us some of the officers have taken through a new role to make christmas brighter for the families in need. >> the gymnasium at the headquarters looking like santa's workshop. >> they are doing the sorting ahead of the toys for tots event. >> the last two weeks are crunch time. the team put in long hours for

months. >> they go through hundreds of location to pick up the toys. >> thousands of toys sorted by the type in each category. >> they pack the room. >> they have gotten an additional 17,000 out here in the hallway. >> as a community, we come together to do something like this. it shows it for all of us. >> the community all coming together. preparing for the big day tomorrow. >> i wish it was like this every day. in hyattsville, amy aubert, abc7 news. bill: awesome stuff. >> the traffic is moving along. we have snow in the grassy areas. bring it back over the mall. we have updated photo. the snow is moving out of the

chilly. 29 in d.c. 27 in reston. frederick is 25. wind chill factors not playing a role because winds are light around the area. in terms of how much snow we have picked up not a big snow maker for us. near baltimore there is more and slightly more. sliply spots. take your time if you are out and about. if you going to the restaurant and not thinking about it. they haven't put the salt down. precip and it melts and you can slip on it. keep that in mind. the forecast for this everything. camming for partly cloudy skies. it's not far off. 25 to 30 is the range around the area. the weather will be cooperative for that. 35 at 9:00.

43 by 12:00 noon. then by 3:00 we are at 46. the weather system tonight and be careful out and about. you are w

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>> there is nothing to say. be sure to get in a stud or look of better word beefier design. >> he went to the hardware store. he bought a cable impossible to pull off. in is something any parent can do. buy a kit like this. either way, get it done. >> so that the child pull it out. it passes all tests when properly installed but make sure you attach all dressers to the wall so you don't waste your money. i'm john matarese, abc7 news. >> had the snow moved through the area it will push out. we will watch it closely. talk about the road conditions. plus a car chase through baltimore.

then only on 7. i am sorry that she lost her job but that is not my fault. >> the requested joke inside the pizza box that had this mother fuming. >> this is a storm watch 7 winter weather alert. >> right now at 5:00, tracking the wintery weather that came just in time for the friday rush. you see the outcome. this is a look at eastbound traffic snarled. you see snow and slick roads halting the traffic. alison: what a mess! tonight we have the stormwatch7 team coverage of the effects of the weather. meteorologist josh knight and sam sweeney are out on the roads. we check in with them in a moment. michelle: we begin with chief meteorologist bill kelly. bill: one of the story is the traffic. 495 near tysons's where it is snarled. of course, you combine snow.

we just had .2 of an inch. officially at reagan. most of the area got half an inch or less. in terms of what is going on with the snow. i want to show you where it is now. we have snow moving east. >> this is to delaware. the only advisory at this time is in anne arundel. the winter weather advisory until 7:00. i imagine they will pull it down in the next hour or so. but that is where the problem areas are right now. we are keeping an eye on that. for the local region, we will go around the 30-degree temperature for d.c. metro in the next couple of hours. the snow is for the most part