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

the road conditions, speaking of that. check in with meteorologist josh knight in stormwatch7. good evening. >> it has been quiet and congested. >> we want to stay around anne arundel. we are in the area. we are east of bowie. traffic is moving slowly. i don't know how much out has to do with the road conditions because of the weather. predominantly they are just wet. but i want to point out the current temperature harringing around 28 degrees. so once we get less traffic out there. the water on the road might have a better chance to freeze up. really want to be careful as you are out and

you don't have the choice but to move slowly. but if you get the opportunity to go quickly it's still take your time. heading east. send it outside. >> thank you. take your time. sam sweeney is patrolling the roadways in mobiletrak7. we keep an eye on his feet and josh as well. we will alert you to the problem spot. keep tabs anytime you want. you can download it. radar is nice. check it at any time. >> thank you. we will move to the developing story in prince george's county. a daring $200,000 heist in the middle of the day. >> the target here armored car sitting outside of a bank. alison: our maryland bureau chief brad bell is there and tracking the story for us. brad? brad: yeah, it happens ri

that was their target. we see the crazy video all the time of using chains and the trucks to yank open or steal a.t.m.'s. they don't have much success. so these guys waited until the money machine was open. >> the masked gunman ran in after they opened for loading. bad guys had rifles and the couriers had handguns. in a matter of seconds the thieves raced away with what the sources say is nearly for 250,000 in cash. >> this is obviously a brazen robbery in the middle of the day. this because was open for business. we haven't seen this case in a long time. brad: it was well planned. the thieves were heavily armed. knew what they wanted and where to get it. they avoided a pursuit by almost immediately ditching the van they arrived in a block away and apparently getti

getaway vehicle. police call it an unusual crime. >> it doesn't fit the pattern we are looking at. >> the bandits remain on the loose. i want to show you something. this is where the crime happened. i want to show you the getaway van they ditched was ditched here by this shopping center. basically across the street. they had done planning and apparently prepositioned another getaway car. in beltsville, brad bell, abc7 news. michelle: caught on video, a dangerous police chase through the west baltimore. this driver led them on a half-hour winding chase and was shooting at people as he raced the wrong way down the roadways. two people were shot. just as it looks like the police are moving in. someone sprints across the street and pulled the driver from the car. that is not a cop.

girlfriend. officers have to run down the car to arrest the second person inside. both face a long list of charges. michelle: wow! alison: a crime alert in prince william county where a series of car break-ins and the thieves ended up with the gun. look at this. the men in the picture you are about to see hit several cars. this is around thanksgiving in haymarket piedmont golf community. among the cars unmarked state police car with a state-owned gun locked inside. michelle: new tonight the medical examiner is calling the death of a walt whitman high school student an accident. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis joins us with the new information from the m.e. report. kevin? kevin: the findings are that navid sepehri died from acute alcohol intoxication complicated by hypothermia and drowning. on the night that the 17-year-old went missing the temperature in bethesda

in addition, sepehri's body located in a woodbridge creek bed sunday afternoon. that explains the drowning component here. the m.e. office in baltimore took two blood samples. one from sepehri's heart and another from a major artery. per the test results the 17-year-old heart blood had a b.a.c. of .15. and in the artery b.a.c. of .21. we spoke to the father this afternoon and telling me that the family is aware of the cause of death and asked for privacy. this week they called on the f.b.i. and the congress to preview the case. we come back live and the memorial set up at the pool near where he was found. hypothermia and drowning are factors here. e

much alcohol in the young man's body. live in bethesda, kevin lewis, abc7 news. michelle: a dangerous standoff that had dozens of the police officers surrounding an apartment building on 16th street northwest is over. robbery suspect hiding inside. he was eventually captured. >> new developments in the ongoing "7 on your side" i-team investigation. faking the grade. today they spoke to the council defending the high school after we revealed the widespread grade tampering. nathan baca is live outside the d.c. government headquarters. >> they had suggestions and i finished to talking to the public school chancellor who went through questions from the d.c. council and this meeting has been going on for seven

>> the students came after the abc7 reported on internal documents revealing over students graduated with 100 unexcused absences. >> the principal believed in us when everybody else didn't. >> students and a teacher called for the return of the former principal, loosening attendance policies. >> the 80/20 states if a student misses one class period it will mark them absent for the day. it's absurd. >> we know who is to blame. white america built racist education system with the intent to ensure failure of the african-american communities. >> they confirmed that hardy hall i

hall is no longer so if they arrive late they are no longer counted absent. >> the chancellor said he was never a fan of that. it's not good for education so he put an end to that. we learned from the superintendent office and they say they have no regulations with the credit recovery classes and that could change soon. reporting live, nathan baca, abc7 news. >> thank you for that. alison: we want the hear from you so e-mail us any tips you have about the grade fixes or the graduation rate or anything you know about with the schools. you can do that today or call the confidential tip line.

news from the top of the newscast. this is again the bridge. the traffic is moving slow. we just got new information about why it is so slow. a salt truck broke down. irony there. the equipment that is supposed to make it better hampering the commute. traffic is heading slowly in the eastbound lanes. such a mess. still ahead, ugly christmas sweaters for cas. the reason behind the fashion statement and how to get a lift from one of them. alison: plus, months after the d.c. tore down a camp built by the homeless people it's back. what is and what is not being done about it? >> michelle: only on 7, a mother asked for a joke with the pizza at the request that ended up with a young woman being fr

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alison: welcome back. we want to show you what is happening. water main that burst in fort worth, texas. you can see that it is flooding a nearby roadway. fortunately no one is hurt. but you can bet the mess will take a while to clean up. michelle: yeah. that is for sure. virginia democratic congressman bobby scott is accused of sexual misconduct. former congressional staffer says that he touched her inappropriately in 2013 and said that scott promised to advance her career if she would have sex with him and she was fired when she refused. >> i was prevented in moving forward in my career because i attempted to run from a situation that says sexually inappropriate where i had been propositioned to have a sexual relationship with my boss i did not want. michelle: scott denies any wrongdoing and told the virginiaen pilot newspaper that she is working with a republican known to promote conspiracies. alison: tonight a community is

pizza hut employee fired. i started when a mother ordered a pizza and asked for them to include a joke. only on 7 q mccray reports on the joke that left a young woman out of a job and the outraged mother is facing cyber bullying. >> pizza. comfort food known to bring a smile to your face. but it did the opposite for a mother in stafford county, virginia. we are not showing her face because she is being cyber bullied. >> my son ordered a pizza online. under the special instructions he requested a joke. >> just like her 12 and 15-year-old have done in the past. worker at the pizza hut cooked up exactly what they ordered. the problem is the pizza arrived too spicy for mom's taste. the joke starts what do a pizza delivery and a gynecologist have in common? the punch line is too saucy for

floored that pizza hut would send that joke out. the employee even called and said she was sorry and i told her i hope she doesn't lose her job over it. but the worker did lose her job. mom posted a pick on social media talking about the disgust and now the mom is facing backlash online. i hope you see in that big black heart of yours to call back and explain that you aren't upset. days before christmas, you got someone fired. >> what do you say to people who say that you asked for this joke and got one? >> it's an inappropriate joke. there is a time and place for everything. my pizza box is not one of them. a lesson learned. >> in stafford, q mccray, abc7 news. alison: abc7 reached out to pizza hut and the corporate office and we have not received a

>> a common sight outside the stores this time of year. bell ringers collecting money for the salvation army. but one in new hampshire has people doing a double take. >> yeah, that is a goat. he has three goats but he only brings one to the job with him. tradition he carried on for 15 years after the salvation army helps him. he calls the goat his helper. alison: pretty good at that. bill: that is going to help with the forearm muscles a little bit after a day of ringing the bell. this you done that? michelle: i haven't but so many people don't have cash on them, something like that, a goat you will remember to ask for cash in the store. bill: funny. so the story tonight isn't the snow necessarily. we hardly got any at all. the .1 at dulles and .2 at reagan. but it melts on the ground and it can get slippery.

out and about walking going to the restaurant. it can be the sidewalks that have not been treated. that is where you could fall to hurt yourself. i'm not concerned about the roads. but check this out. beltway. a lot of red out there. traffic is snarled. the name of the game. you get a drop of rain. well, just face it. friday night on the beltway is miserable. i don't care if it's sunny and 70. michelle: it's not the place to be. bill: exactly. that is what it is looking like. the traffic moving slowly. allow yourself extra time to hit the highways. if you are working up to the northeast, it will get worse because the snow is there. the snow is done for the metro. this is what it looks like for the last few hours. moved through the lightest shades of blue. not a big deal. they canceled, the national weather service canceled the winter weather advisory. we said they would likely pull it down and they just did. so no longer in anne arundel

county. for the most part the entire state of new jersey. eastern part of the p.a. and delaware. that is where the snow is moving down. to the other side of the chesapeake. the chesapeake bay bridge moving slowly. weather alert in our region. they are gone. the winter weather advisory is still in effect to the east. that is why i'm saying if you travel this direction. you won't travel much the road is a nightmare. if you can wait give yourself extra time. traffic will settle down and the weather system will continue to pull out of here. if you are not. if you are hanging out and home watching letter letter. thank you. that is grate. if you are going out, layer up. 29 in d.c. 28 in manassas. frederick is 25. winds are light. not much of any wind chill factor playing a role. it's just cold. officially not winter yet. that is next week. but we don't expect snow around the area. if you look to the western sky.

a little residual light. the sun went down and residual light. we will call it becoming partly cloudy through the overnight hours. we will watch temperatures hang in the 25 to 30 degree range for most part. all night long. colder spots, the western areas can get cooler than that. the day tomorrow mix of sun and clouds. dry day. great day. if you want to head out and enjoy and the shopping. one more, the final weekend before christmas. get that done. well, take it back. christmas is next summed. -- next sunday. you know what i'm saying. you haven't done your shopping yet? then tomorrow yeah, looking gold. heading to the redskins game. warmer. 47 degrees. a few more clouds. not expecting widespread rain. cold snap we had this weekend. well, that is coming to an end. i'll draw your attention to the low temperatures.

above freezing. let alone the high below freezing. so that is where we have been. we are back to a relatively mild pattern as we ironically head to the beginning of winter. that is thursday. this time of year i like to look ahead at the christmas day. christmas eve, central. i don't see weather related problems for traveling. but i don't see a huge chance of a white christmas either. keep our eyes open. alison: thank you. still ahead, purse snatchers on the prowl in montgomery county. ruse they use to rob you blind. michelle: months after homeless camp was torn down it's been rebuilt. but how long will it last? kellye: i'm kellye lynn in prince william county where a principal is tasked to turn around the most challenged middle school. his unusual approach coming up in "s

alison: unusual approach to turning around one of most challenged middle schools. michelle: kellye lynn takes us to woodbridge to see how a principal is tackling the problem. >> good morning, everybody. >> good morning! kellye: a transformation is

>> it's more like than environment to learn in. >> who is on fire? >> it hasn't always been the case for a school known as one of the most challenged in prince william county. >> the numbers tell the story. more than 40% are english language learners and 80% are economically disadvantage. test scores have been so low the school lost the accreditation. >> but they are determined to turn it around. >> there is nothing i wouldn't do for a child or my staff or my school. >> he is giving the power back to the teacher. he said i hired you to do your job. do your job. >> he is an innovator. pushing a desk down the desk down the hall, it's inspirational. >> make a difference. i tell them i love them. i care about them. >> the educatorw

major success has improved the lighting and the audio. hired an artist to paint bold and inspiring murals. the students can see the difference. >> he says the grades are up and behavior problems down. michelle: that looks like a fun school. the work doesn't end at school. he has four children of his own. three daughters and a son between 5 and 10 years old. busy. alison: a dynamo. my goodness. good for him. still ahead tonight. daring rescue all caught on video. the group that banded together to save a man right in the path of a train. >> also why the district may be changing the tune when it comes to homeless

>> snow is just about done coming down. however we do still have the issues on the roads. we will take you live on the highway to let you know what is in st

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michelle: right now we are following cold and snow. and the conditions may be improving. stormwatch7's meteorologist josh knight is tracking it all in the stormwatch7. how does it look? >> it is getting better. but the snow didn't stick to the road. the temperatures are warm enough. with the constant traffic, things stayed clear but it's still wet. show you that the temperatures around the truck right now from the entrance on top. 28 degrees. traffic fade out a little bit. it's not just the roads. it could be the driveway. so be careful tonight. let me take you

things. pictures around the area. what you are looking at. let's get to tysons. you can see the traffic camera from there. we have a lot of heavy traffic there on the roadway. not even the snow covered. but a little bit on the west side and dealing with the road spray more than anything. i want to show you the radar. most of the snow is moving out of the area. a flurry hanging on the bay for anne arundel county. the heavier snow coming down. heavy bands through new jersey and to the areas closer to new york city getting some of the heavier snow. we are drying out. we zoom out we want to get you with this. the winter weather advisory has come to an end for the area. all of those on the other side of the bay. a chance for a little bit of ice could develop. back to you. alison: thank you. >> a tent city feet from

this year, the d.c. officials cleared out the encampment. >> is this rebuilt community doomed for the same fate? >> i am not sure if it is or not. at this point it appears that the attitude is different. i'm on "l" street near the underpass here in noma. a tent city is back. despite the cold weather and the attempts of the city to move the people, they are still here. a dozen tent line the area. similar tent cities. with much fanfare last june the city came to remove the city. >> what we want them to do is come inside. we are one of three jurisdictions in the country that offers legal rate to shelter. >> they are not doing anything

place less to go. >> six months later the tents are back. he told us his name is todd. >> no matter how you blanket it all it's still cold. >> we learn the city's attitude about them may be now different. >> the goal is not to disburse but to connect people to services. make sure the area is clean. >> they emphasize people have a right to shelter in d.c. >> there are disease, all kind of disease. bed bugs. inside and outside. why go to the shelter if i have my own privacy. >> new apartments going in all the time and pressure for the city. >> it's an eyesore to many. day don't like it -- they don't like it. >> but for now the tents are here. >> cold night. around 30 degrees. th

city, the hypothermia vans will come by and ask them if they would like to leave. some do. many don't. i'm sam ford, abc7 news. michelle: former prince george's liquor control board member faces up to five years in prison after pleading guilty today in a bribery scandal. anuj sud admitted to selling his vote for up to $1,000 for these seeking favorable treatment. he was one of several indicted d in a wide ranging investigation in the liquor board. the board director and the two former state delegates are also charged. alison: a crime alert. police say the guys you are about to see worked as a team and this is at the trader joe's at bethesda last month. one talked to the woman and the owe stole the wallet out of her purse. they use the credit card at best buy. so if

call the police. michelle: maryland mother accused of killing her baby remains behind bars. a judge refuse grant bond for rebecca briones. police say the rockville woman shook her 2-month-old and banged the baby's head against the bed. tonight prosecutors say she is seven month espregnant. they are worried about the unborn child's welfare. alison: the holidays are often difficult time for families who lost loved ones to violence. that is why volunteers and the group murder mistaken hosts a christmas party in an attempt to raise the spirits. two of the children were killed a week before christmas in 1993 and this event is a way to keep the memories alive and bring smiles to people's faces. >> we take in the children. they are the most at risk.

>> i don't want them to be angry or holding grudges. >> she spoke to us as she was wrapping children's gifts. >> we are happy to say another successful toys for tots drive here at abc7. we want to thank you for donating to our abc7 news channel 8 drive. michelle: yes. marines came by the studio this morning to pick up the toys now sorted. hoping every child has a gift this holiday season. each gift is symbolic of thinking of the child. thank you again. coming up for us, unique way a popular ride share company is marking ugly sweater day and it's helping a good cause. >> 7 salutes a special group of volunteers. tireless work to honor the fallen. >> that is no baby in the stroller. coming up at 6:00, what happened after the shoplifters tried to get away. crazy vi

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bill: it's chilly. temperatures hang out in the upper 20's to 30. slippery areas. namely where you are walking. that is the biggest concern. if i'm out with my family, be careful going to the restaurant or if you go to see a show. take the kids out. treated areas or the untreated areas, sidewalks and that type of thing can be slippery. i think most of the roads will be okay but take your time either way. we are below freezing. 46 tomorrow and 47 on sunday. both days are closer to where we should be. almost statistically perfect on both days. coming up we look at the big picture to show you where the snow is now and c

jon the mission is to pay respects and clean it. alexa is one of those working on her hands and knees to clean out the dirt between the stone. >> my uncle was in vietnam. it's something he doesn't talk about. he has had a hard time. >> it's challenging. >> i have ten people on the wall i knew well. >> many don't know much about the wall. >> they come oute

on the wall. a lot of people who made the ultimate sacrifice. jonathan: the park department is happy to have the help. on this day they clean it up and make the wall shine. and learn about sacrifice. i look to give back any way i can. veterans are often forgotten and underserved though the service is what tepees us with the opportunity we have and the privilege we have. jon: it was inspiring to spend the morning with new day. if you know someone we should highlight, reach out to us. i got to tell you for some of the folks that was the first time ever being to the wall. i caught several of them st

that is a time for them to understand what the sacrifice meant. >> being able to touch the wall and understand the meaning behind it. lasting impression. >> being part of unifying it. michelle: important work. alison: thank you. just ahead -- mike: imagine ordering a lyft and then this pulls up. how you can get a car covered with an ugly christmas sweater this weekend and the good cause it benefits. michelle: harrowing moment on video as the strangers join together to save a man who had fallen in the path

alison: must see video. the frantic effort to save a man unconscious on subway tracks in new york city. >> please. sir, sir! alison: the cell phone video people are screaming at the man to wake up. travelers manage to get the attention of the conductor who stopped the train before it reached the station.

off the platform and lift the man to safety. >> i think, i don't know, there are kind people in this world. alison: the man who fell remains in the hospital but there is no word on his condition. michelle: wow! amazing teamwork there. covering metro tonight. important reminder about the red line. there will be no trains between silver spring and fort totten this weekend. if all goes at planned the normal service resumes monday morning. alison: did you know that today is officially national ugly christmas sweater day? who knew? michelle: a holiday for everything. alison: so celebrate, the ride share company lyft is joining in on the fun covering a few of the cars top to bottom with beautiful holiday knitting. michelle: don't drive it through a car wash. a

cause. >> it should be three to five minutes. so you just go inside the app and select merry mode in the app. >> it's only available this weekend and only in the d.c. region. >> when you pull up in a car people are shocked at first. they don't know what you are getting when you order it. >> i like the attention! the cars are decked out. drivers, too. >> frosty the snowman. >> like a photo booth. riders are encouraged to take lots of pictures. >> the riders are festive, they can do karaoke in the backseat. >> rue delve the red nose reindeer. >> one of the favorites. mariah carey. a few people tried it. many failed. >> lyft will donate all the fares collected this weekend to support the food and

>> a way for people to learn more about it as an organization. hopefully they will generate much needed funds. >> if you are wondering, it took four professional knitters 50 hours to snow the swepter ace tacked with the magnets tailored to each car in time for the cold and the snowy weather. in chris call city -- in crystal city, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. alison: fun. a 5-year-old from long island his dream has become a reality. one day rhett drew a snowy blaster. pretty good. impressed by the detail of the creation the science teacher entered it in a contest in england. not long after the host of a youtube show called kids invent stuff sent back photos of a snowy blaster that was put together using the design. >> i love

>> always shown interest in art. the recycling bin is not safe. everything is a future sculpture. >> it produces realistic snowflakes. you know what they used? soapy dish water. >> i was thinking it looked like that. >> inventor in training. >> very cool. >> it can cause problems. >> going back we have to teach the 5-year-old a new word. "royalties." learn about that. we had snow. the snow itself came down, the physical snow. it's not impressive at all. half an inch or so around the area. but it did cause problems. the winds are light. not wind chill factor to speak of. the snow isgo

we still have the residual areas because it's cold to get pockets of the snow. it will get slippery if it happens to freeze up. where it has melted. widespread from upper 20's to 30. right now they are not moving much. if you look at the home thermometer. it's within a couple of degrees of what you see now. throughout the night, the psalm thing. manassas. 26. we l go around 31. walk out the door at 7:00. winchester is 29. notice the blue on the map. that is snow. i expect the slight chance over the mountains and pop-up snow flurries here and there. we are much wormer tomorrow with the mid-to-upper 40's there. if you are out and about, it's a great day to do that. cool and not cold. much warmer than today. we look he

and next week, the start of winter, look for christmas forecast in a little bit. >> thank you. let's check in with burtonsville live at the washington -- robert burton at the caps practice facility in arlington. >> robert, they are hosting a special holiday party? >> take a look at the party. this is what it looks like. 2 is families. adopted by the foundation, family to family. monumental sports. christmas party. the food, the d.j., face painting and the balloon animals. street hockey. players here from the caps. smith-ply, we spoke to him about what it means to him. >> anytime you are a role model or something like that to a little kid,

is huge. we see the raptors and i hung out with them. if you can give back it's huge. >> is there anything you would rather do than seeing the kids having a good time? >> no. put a smile on my face. impact the younger generation. >> this isn't the only celebration. there are a lot of celebrating in the games. six of the last seven. one of the hottest teams teams n the nlrb. the time when it's coming together. >> the game was hardener the first 15 games of the season than now. that is good. we build the game as a group. we have to work on the game and not get comfortable in the days of december and january.

>> there are street hockey. don't get your hopes up by i could play at 6:00. by the way, i saw you retweeted my tweet about this. alison: i did. >> thank you. back to you. alison: all right. i'm always here for you robert. michelle: my retweet is coming up, rob. don't worry. [laughter] alison: sounds good. all right. up next at 5:00 -- >> historic building in the heart of georgetown. i'm stephen tschida. i will tell

alison: what a sight in georgetown as the flames and the smoke bring early morning activity to the m street to a halt. the fire caused all kind of traffic problems as you can imagine. along m street in the morning rush. stephen tschida shows us what happened. >> flames and smoke burst from the old building in the heart of georgetown at 6:0

firefighters arrived in minutes but the fire already had consumed much of the interior. it's an awful fire. one firefighter suffered minor injuries and had to go to the hospital for treatment. the battle to contain it affected the buildings on either side. el centro a taco place had a it will of water damage. >> it's not a good time. we know more later. contractors on the way. take a look. windows open at the hardware store next door. the heavy smell of smoke permeates the air. >> we are lucky. no damage as we can see. the historic shop on the ground store took a hit and suffered damage. the worst of it is up there. on the second floor. nail salon. that is where they believe the fire started.

michelle: now a winter weather advisory expiring a short time ago but beware of the slick spots left behind by the snow. >> caught in the act, that is no baby in the stroller. see what happened after a shoplifter tried getting away. >> i was really kind of shocked and floored that pizza hit would send that joke out. >> the adult only wisecrack that came with a pink slip. >> now, "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. >> as we come on the air we are still on storm watch. the light snow is ending in the area. there is a lot of traffic and there are possibly slick spots on the road. michelle: no more advisories. what can we expect for the rest of the night? bill kelly is in the weather center with the details. look at the traffic. it's go so

good evening. good evening, everyone. another look at 495. beltway. out near tysons. it's just moving remarkably slow tonight. what can you expect for the rest of the night for weather? it's cold. but the snow is gone completely out of our area. there is a focus around the metro. we widen it out. you have to get well east to see that snow. and the advisories for that matter. the winter weather advisories east of the chesapeake. mainly to new jersey. and the state of delaware right now. for us, hourly forecast. it's cold. we are looking at the temperatures hanging around the freezing mark. some thought cooler but not much. you go out and you are walking around and then you hit a sidewalk, maybe you are walking in a restaurant that doesn't have salt, it will refreeze and you slip and