a winter weather advisory in effect for jonathan: right now -- >> there were lots of treasures in this building. jonathan: back to the antique store reduced to ashes. nancy: and the potential for

rush and the possibility of a record-breaking phrase. >> all i could hear was -- jonathan: the manhunt for this person they believe was connected to a murder. >> now, abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. nancy: we begin with a stormwatch 7 winter weather update. jonathan: it is chilly right now, and it is not just the threat of the weather but the plummeting temperatures. nancy: we are talking about a cold snap, and we have stormwatch 7 chief meteorologist bill kelly with the forecast. jonathan: tim barber has how we are bracing for the deep freeze, but we start with bill and the new advisory. bill: good evening, everyone. a winter weather advisory mainly to the north. youlook to the north and think it's just a few clouds, but we are watching up to the west. not all that impressive on

i don't think this will be a big weather system tomorrow. but it's the timing we are watching. loudoun county, montgomery county, howard county, frederick, winter weather advisory in effect from 2 a.m. until 11 a.m. the clouds and radars, nothing going on right now, but the morning commute, notice we have some blue on the map. it is not widespread, most of i-66 orould be north. it is when the commute goes on and that is when it startles traffic. it is not the only aspect of the weather that we are looking ahead to. we have a very cold seven-day forecast. former on that, we said it live to tim barber, who continues our team coverage. house, i, at the white just checked the abc 7 mobile

and it's about as good as it will get. >> i have a bunch of christmas sweaters, but it don't think that will work. tim: they are talking about the incoming cold temps. tonight coming cold snap is hitting the dmv with temps at or below freezing. they are not thrilled the weather could last more than a week. >> not really. we spoke with abc 7 chief meteorologist bill kelly about the cold front about to sock us. what would make this historic? bill: the most number of days we've had with the temperature not getting above freezing was 12, in 1936 and 1895. our forecast has the potential of going 10 straight days with the temperature never getting above freezing. stretch,dmv has a cold

>> i'm ok. if i had to work, i would be more upset. tim: this is the time of year when we warn you about water pipes, make sure they are not freezing. we have some hints on the abc 7 mobile app. jonathan: do not get caught unprepared for the elements. download the abc 7 weather app for alerts based on your location. nancy: two juvenile boys shot in northwest near an elementary school. d.c. police telling abc seven both were alert win the police and paramedics got there. they are searching for the shooter. as soon as we get more information, we will update you. jonathan: the police are searching for this guy, described as a person of interest, running up the alley with a gun in his hand, connected to a deadly shooting in southeast over the weekend.

running down the alley. one shop owner told his kids to duck. anna-lysa: tonight i talked with one small business owner who said he had to hide his kids during the shooting over the weekend. he called it an assassination and it lasted about a minute. he tried to protect himself saturday just after 11 a.m. when he heard the sounds of gunshots. >> bullets were ricocheting everywhere. anna-lysa: the police later found a 22-year-old unconscious in a vehicle on martin luther king jr. avenue in southeast. he was pronounced dead tuesday. >> just opening fire. anna-lysa: the police are releasing the surveillance video in hopes of finding the person who killed him. a man runs through the alley, firing several rounds. >> it's really getting bad. anna-lysa:

this person caught on camera may also be connected to the case. >> there are usually a lot of kids walking through here. i thought that was really dangerous. anna-lysa: there have been seven assaults with a dangerous weapon 900 block of martin luther king jr. avenue in southeast, up from five at this time last year. nancy: d.c. police also releasing this video from saturday. a robber walking into a shop on 8th street northwest, putting the gun to the head of a person, terrifying moments as they opened the register at about 1 a.m. call the d.c. police of this person looks familiar. jonathan: the police want to know if you can track down this man and woman. this is all after a deadly stabbing on christmas. investigators say the man got into a fight with two

inside of a columbia convenience store and they drove away. michelle: stunning developments in two contested elections in virginia. the first one, the random drawing to settle a tie for the statehouse has been delayed. it was scheduled for tomorrow. no extended date has been picked. last votes counted after republicans said it should be included. the democrats won the vote thrown out, giving her the win and an even split in richmond. democrat joshua call will not contest his loss, that race decided by just 73 votes. stafford and fredericksburg voters were given the wrong ballot in some situations. jonathan: if you were driving back on interstate 95 in virginia and were called in backups and you know somebody who was, i can tell

causing the problems -- a big rig fire near route one in lorton shut down all the northbound lanes. it actually reignited a couple times. sky track 7 shows the backup growing through the evening. the driver of the truck made it out and is ok, but traffic was a mess. propylonly on abc 7, two nonconstruction workers with a frightening encounter inside of a vacant house slated for demolition. they were held at gunpoint i ms-13 gang members. gang members used this over spring house as a crash pad. the house has been torn down, but their warning signs telling workers the buddy system is required. >> it is very scary to know they were right next door to us, especially when we have little kids running around the neighborhood. nancy: neither purple line worker was hurt and we have the exclusive story online at wjla.com. jonathan:

on an abc 7 exclusive or last night, the rest after a horse and buggy accident in st. mary's county. the man holding the reins of the carriage in mechanicsville is still clinging to life. there is still no word on potential charges for the man who the police say never stopped but came back later that night and was arrested. cell phone video shows the end of a christmas day chase on interstate 95. a south carolina man is facing several charges after the police say he started shooting at them when they all stopped. nobody was hurt. spotsylvaniaed in county, but it started as a carjacking in north carolina. at one point come in virginia state police cruiser was rammed and the speeds were over 120. nancy: accusing a former campaign manager of misdemeanor sexual assault.

harassment claim, but a report describing inappropriate touching as a salt. the alleged trump hotel incident is being investigated. new fallout after a leaked emails revealed crude dan demeaning comments about miss america contestants from the organization's ceo. america, a target of many of the emails, is speaking out against the pageant saying she felt belittled. >> that type of light which used about other miss americas while i was miss america, so it should not have surprised me. i hope we are starting a larger conversation. nancy: the top leaders of the organization have resigned in response and the former ceo says the emails were published out of context. jonathan: marijuana use during pregnancy is on the rise. nancy: the reasons expectant mothers have tried it.

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revisiting breaking from last night, the moment flames tore through this antique store in mount vernon. a day later, the community institution in ashes. jay korff spoke with a woman whose shop was destroyed. >> it is sad to say the least. into the streamed parking lot to stop and say goodbye to an old friend. >> it is truly a sad loss. jay:

was 4. he said anyone who lived or worked in this part of fairfax county the past couple generations do about the beloved nightss, a relic lost the prior to a towering fire. christmas night, flames engulfed and destroyed a business that involved about 30 antique dealers. >> there were lots of treasures in this building and it had been here decades. jay: this is what the space used to look like. she enjoyed selling furniture and art. now the one of a kind items are buried in a shell of a building beyond repair. >> it's really sad. i've been shook up. jay: they are quick to point out for all that was lost, no one was hurt. >> it was pretty horrible. just think god nobody was in the building. jay: arson investor graders

-- arson investigators will return wednesday. the damage is so widespread they are sifting through the cause. jonathan: 7 on your side with a consumer alert -- a toy car is being blamed for this massive fire that gutted an apartment complex in the louisiana. roof by was through the the time firefighters got there. remote-controlled toy was left charging on a bed. they say never to do that. now 26 people are without a home heading into the new year. big cities are suing the department of defense overfill years and updates to the national background check. system when it comes to purchasing a gun city, san francisco, and philadelphia say that many service members were not allowed to own guns were not put into the database. one devastating oversight, a whoraced servicemember killed people in a church in the tes

nancy: a teacher said she was bumped from a first-class seat for a congresswoman. she was heading home and used airline miles to get the ticket, but united said her seat was assigned to someone else. airline offered her a $500 voucher and a coach seat. >> it is completely unethical. it contravenes what i'm told are the rules of training for attendants. it is humiliating to the passenger. her original seat, congresswoman sheila jackson lee. jackson-lee posted on facebook that she was an easy target because she is african-american. they gave simon a verbal apology last week. jonathan: the charles county sheriff office, one of their lieutenants

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they will still archive on a selective basis. jonathan: record snowfall in erie, pennsylvania. you may have heard about this. this is what it looks like. 34 inches phil christmas day. 34. fell thiser 24 inches morning,'s shattering state records that date back to 1956. continuesffect snow through tomorrow, so we are five feet of snow in erie, pennsylvania. the old record, if you are keeping track, a whopping eight inches. bill: that brings them to a total of 97 inches just to this month. jonathan: that is how much we have added how many years? bill: take all of our snow from mid february 2010, and that all together, all the blizzards and snow angels

equal that. nancy: that is a lot of snow. bill: the snowiest we have ever then add a inches, and that essentially what they have had. jonathan: so you are saying eries is on the map -- erie is on the map. bill: maybe it is underneath. not a lot of snow expected, but this includes loudoun county, parts of montgomery county and howard county. we have the weather alert issued because of the timing. it will be potentially during the morning commute. we are in the 20's right now, reagan national the only warm spot come a degree above freezing, 33. columbus at 14. the cold air to the west is coming to our region. when you look at the overall matt, it does not look like a big deal -- when you look at the overall map,

look like that me to relatively. meteorologically. i think this model is a little overdone, but it sticks around, from 3:00 a.m. until about 8 a.m., that it is gone and we have sunshine in the afternoon. we could easily pick up .2m may be .3. that is not a lot of snow, but if it falls, everything will stick because the surface temperatures are below freezing in a could cause a problem. you take other drivers off the road, probably not a big deal, but the traffic in the morning, if there is any accident and it's even remotely slippery, the commutes could turn long. just giving that update. mostly cloudy tonight, 19 to 28, may be light accumulating snow, but otherwise sunny tomorrow. the high temperature tomorrow just

stretch will last? all the temperatures at or below freezing. 2018 withcold start to subfreezing temperatures potentially through the end of next week. saturday, that shows much more promise of bringing snow. jonathan: i have the sled ready to go. bill: maybe saturday, we will see. nancy: marijuana

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erin: the ravens host the bengals sunday. a win and baltimore is in the playoffs. the game has been moved to 4:25, along with all other games with playoff implications. ravens coach john harbaugh is worried fans may not show up now. >> i hope that people get there. if you don't have plans, give the tickets to somebody else because we want a place to be packed and loud. i don't like the nfl did us any favors by moving the game. we just have to care about ourselves and take your of our business, the same for our team and fans and city. erin: the flock will be there.

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