that is when the man shot the woman and she is now dead. along i-95 the man took off on an s.u.v. after the police say he shot a woman that he lived with on the third floor. neighbors tell abc7 news the couple moved in the apartment two weeks ago. they heard a pop sound but they didn't real iidentify it as a gunshot. after shooting the woman three times in the chest. the shooter did take off in the s.u.v. and first spotted by a virginia state trooper. the man fired shots at the trooper's cruiser hitting the windshield. i want you to look at this picture. it's of a stafford county sheriff patrol car. deputy was in there. this shooter according to the police took a shot at that deputy. he hit his cruiser. the bullet went through and hit the head rest on the passenger side. we are told that one of the deputies, one of the stafford county sheriff deputies suffered a

that shooting. the chase was on. he ends up crashing his s.u.v. on the northbound lane of i-95. shuts down traffic for hours. police surrounded the s.u.v. not sure if he was inside or out. they did finally find him inside. they arrested him and took him to fairfax hospital with the serious injuries. the investigators wrapped up their evidence collecting here at the apartment. they had been here since shortly around 12:00 noon. the crime scene investigators got here. now i want to mention again that is more devastating and more tragic about this. we believe the couple that just moved in two weeks ago had children. the children were inside when this went down. nancy: firefighters were called to the home aro

today. it spread to the attic and everyone inside did make it out safely. larry: the other thing everyone is talking about winter blast. the temperature is 14 degrees in dupont circle. 12 hours ago. people bundling up all day. bill: we will get above freezing potentially tomorrow and above saturday. and a degree or two. major relief jumping to the 50's or even normal at 44 this time of year, that i don't see. not just this weekend but even going beyond. 23 in the district. falls church at 20. going north we have a 19-degree reading in herndon. 20 around rockville. widen this out across the area. all temperatures are in the teens or the mid-to-the low 20's. everybody is well south of that freezing mark. when you add wind to it, we have a 9-degree temperature now in gaithersburg. up around

21 in luray. fredericksburg at 17 right now. for the rest of the everything we will keep temperatures in the low 20's. switch it over to 22 at 6:00. 20 by 9:00. 18 degrees by midnight. we are looking ahead to the new year's eve forecast in a few minute. nancy: thank you. you did not have to be outside to feel the impact of the chill. cracked rail that is causing chaos for the morning commute. amy aubert has storm watch coverage from alexandria. amy: 'tis the season -- >> it's freezing. i used to live in russia. this feels similar. >> i don't go outside more than necessary. >> i'm not happy. i'm cold. amy: and in turns the water main breaks like this one in fairfax county. >> more cold than the arctic. amy: this morning pros on the track at poe -- problems on the track at potomac avenue. crack likely happened after the sudden temperature drop. i >> like cold wehe

thank god i'm not in erie or minnesota, i'd move. >> frigid temperatures that didn't keep some going about a regular day. >> i keep moving. i have on tons of socks. >> i heard there might be snow on saturday and i came out to buy my texas chili stuff. >> stay warm. stay inside. >> bundle up with someone. amy: gad advice there. most people told me if they spent any time outdoors they will keep it shorter than usual. amy aubert, abc7 news. >> we got hit this year. larry: they are digging out in oswego, new york, as the mayor lifts state of emergency. nasa snap

how much snow covering the eastern u.s. look at that. what it doesn't show is the bitter chill. that is evident in if places like hamburg, new york, where ice covers everything. nancy: download the free stormwatch7 app to stay on top of the wind chill and when the winter blast could ease up. larry: new information tonight after a man tried to get away from the police crashed a stolen truck sending more than half a dozen'm to the hospital in herndon. the driver is facing serious charges. ryan, this guy tried to escape from custody today? ryan: we are told the officers had to call for backup at the hospital after the suspect tried to wrestle out of his handcuffs. tonight seven people in the hospital after the crime spree from hyattsville to herndon. including a child in critical condition.

>> a wild series of events. >> nothing like that happened in the neighborhood. it's quiet. >> 28-year-old say vincent randomly knocked on the door in the 1600 block. a young girl answered and he punched her and left the neighborhood in a stolen car. >> that is creepy. i have two boys 12 and 14. i saw the ambulance. i didn't let him know about it but we didn't know what was going on. >> from there the suspect carjacked a driver, stole a pickup truck and a trailer. the police spotted this in truck but he didn't shop. they say he ran a red light at centreville in herndon. crashed into a van with seven people inside. the young child was ejected and thrown to the hospital. it was a big bang.

cops were chasing him. >> vincent is charged with carjacking, assault and receiving stolen property. we are told he will face additional charges. >> memorial service scheduled for saturday for scott and buckley fricker. it begins at 10:00 a.m. in herndon. frickers were killed in the home last week. they were shot by the daughter's 17-year-old boyfriend. the investigators believe frickers wanted the daughter to break up with the teen because of his neo nazi view. nancy: in the last half hour man accused of killing three people and pulling off several robberies appeared in court. james mayfield eluded them for months. richard reeve is live outside d.c. superior court after being at that hearing.

richard: he was caught because of an attempted armed robbery yesterday. he has a mugshot of mayfield here and it was released months ago when the police arrested another man in the august 17 shooting death of 17-year-old sindor who just graduated from the woodrow wilson high school and was ten days graduating attending college in florida when she was fatally wounded by a stray bullet. for months mayfield eluded police. yesterday officers were checking out an attempted robbery call on berry road where they apprehended him. now they say they have gun and ballistic evidence that ties him to two other murders that occurred thus week. moments ago we talk to the mother about what has happened. >> disgust. disgust. completely disgusted. he killed

he killed my innocent child. >> a lot of concern about the community members about this. at large for many months. >> this is a destroy yore house. now that one of the men is dead, immigration and the custom enforcement says montgomery county has the power to save his life. he was shot and killed christmas eve after being released from the custody.

the city is adding the checkpoint and expanding the garage and the street closures around times square. >> we must have the help from the people in the city. that means something. you have to feel the phrase. any one new yorker could save countless lives being vigilant and reporting information to the police. >> three months after a man killed 58 people at an outdoor concert in las vegas, the city is deploying snipers with the station on the rooftop for major events. nancy: coming up at 5:00 -- >> i feel like i stopped something bad from happening but i don't feel like a hero. nancy: what the customer did that employees at a fast food restaurant say may have saved their lives. >> plus a pizza man with nerves of steel. how he was able to stop two would-be robbers who may have known the target. nancy: plus -- >> it was so important to me to do this. for

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nancy: tomorrow mega million jackpot is up to $306 millions in saturday's power ball drawing. right now worth $384 million. the odds of winning one or both are in the millions. nancy: they are waiting in the line in fairfax. larry: the people won't be able to claim the deduction. kimberly: not everybody is happy about it. people are still lining up to prepay the prop

tax deduction. that is true only if your property taxes are assessed before the new year. she is in maryland where the 2018 property tax is not assessed and she will miss out. too bad for the thousands of people still standing in line in fairfax county. it is unbelievable. >> you are angry. >> yes. >> no one that "7 on your side" encountered in the government building knew that because the fairfax county hasn't assessed the property taxes for 2018. they can't claim the deduction. >> nice to have something in front of the building by the way don't bother. >> the sign says tax relief. >> you didn't know you couldn't claim the deduction? >> no. >> so now counties that are getting the record breaking millions of early tax dollars in the coffers are looking at refunding taxpayers who felt

>> there is a lot of confusion that has been created by the tax bill. in congress. i am not going to try to penalize arlington citizens because they didn't know what to do. >> no county official is going to give the tax advice. in arlington, they printed the i.r.s. bulletin to read it yourself. >> there are taxpayers that believe that they will be deductible and i cannot refute that. >> two notable exceptions, though, d.c. and falls church have assessed property for the 2018. so taxpayers there can claim the deduction. >> for once they did something right. surprise, surprise, surprise, surprise, surprise. kimberly: so falls church and the d.c. taxpayers appear to be in luck. the 2018 real estate assessments are already in. until close of business

back to you. larry: okay, kim. good information. thanks. >> this isn't the only part of the world with the winter weather alert. hundreds of passengers stranded from the airport in london. the problem there is cold and snow. some of them stay they were stuck on the flight for hours and had trouble getting the bags back when they were let off the planes. nancy: what a hassle. bill: it is. nancy: we have big news for you. you got a snow blower. bill: i did! i did! i'm not foreshadowing anything. i ordered it a couple of weeks ago.

>> so curious. about the places typically would be that cold and where they were today. it was a cold day. it was. for the record we hit 25 degrees. that was it. that is all we did. coldest day we have had this year. they had one other like that. nudged it up one degree. normal of 44. we are not close to that. we are not to that for some time. bone chilling conditions. we have 19 i

it feels like 9 in gaithersburg. prepare for a 10-degree reading around andrews. it's 10 in manassas. i want to bring this out wide across the country. we are not the only one keeling with this. maine is minus 13. it's still down there. it extends to texas where we have the temperatures in the 40's for dallas right now. bismarck, north dakota, feels like minus 19. not a ton of snow with the exception back out west. we could potentially have snow tomorrow and friday morning.

bring your pets in. hopefully you have covered the hose spigot by now. there is not just one event to have a hard freeze. run you through the entire day. not stopping it tomorrow. 24 hours from now. beautiful day again from the inside looking out. outside is cold. stop this at 11. there is the snow near chicago. that is cutting across. you have the travel plans maybe you are heading to ohio and west virginia tomorrow evening. that is where the snow will be. some of it will work in our region by saturday morning. late friday to saturday morning and then it scoots out and it looks like a weak snow maker. maybe half an inch by saturday morning and some change. tomorrow is warmer. a little warmer but still cold. temperatures slightly above freezing. about the same on saturday. we dive it back down for new year's eve and new year's day. highs in the 20's. new y

if you are heading out as the ball drops, to midnight. around 19 degrees at that time. this is a bone chilling day. we will keep it below freezing. let alone below normal. through the extended period. and probably beyond that. much colder than the normal trend to continue next week. not the upcoming but a weekend after that. nancy: hurts to look at that. bill: it does. sorry. larry: highs in the 20's. nancy: go back to norway to warm up. thank you. good news is this is overall light for traffic. larry: it is. find out about a big change on a major commuter route that will be waiting for you next week. nancy: but first -- two young men bringing new york phenomenon to the streets of d.c. larry: a lok

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nancy: it's long big in new york. street dancing is a growing phenomenon in the capital. we met two men given themselves over to dance. we caught up with them in chinatown. >> they travel the city with a boom box and a passion. >> every day i wake up, i l

dancing. it's unconditional. >> recent high school graduates peter perkins 20, lord caldwell 19. hip-hop dancers. flex they call it. caldwell said he took ballet. perkins homeless sometimes stays at the covenant house says this is his life. >> you come out here and make zero dollars in two hours or be here for two hours and make $304. >> we can do anything but dance helps us stayed focus. >> often at the metro stations or the tourist spots seven days a week. they attracted the attention of the producers of the mcdonald's commercial, discovery channel and the public. >> artistic and flexible. i'm too old for that. >> keep doing what you are doing. >> make sure you interact with the people. if you don't interact with the people it's just dancing. make them feel what you are feeling. >> this is a growing thing in

the transit police get after them if they dance on the metro platforms but so far without arrest. >> i want to go back to school. focus on the business part of dance. >> five years from now they definitely don't plan to be doing this. but right now at ages 19 and 20, they are having a ball. reporting from chinatown, i'm sam ford. abc7 news. >> the moves! >> incredible. >> i'm not going to try it. nancy: leave it to the pros. larry: exactly. great story. still ahead at 5:00 -- >> regain composure. he ran for the door. i chased him. >> we need more people like that in world. >> what the man used to stop a would-be robber to have the employees at a fast food restaurant in his debt. nancy: plus the votes are certified but roy moore is not backing down. what is ne

senate race? >> a gun pointed at him but it didn't stop a germantown pizza shop owner chasing two suspects until police caught up to them. coming up, new information o

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nancy: a pizza shop owner chased a suspect after being robbed and caught up with him. cheryl conner has more. chyles they are giving out free slices right now and they do it every thursday. the shop owner says the instinct kicked in when the men tried to cake advantage of the family business and their generosity. >> the pizza is hot again and ready to hand it out for free this afternoon. he won't let an attempted robbery stop the german town business or hurt the family. >> when i saw the gun and i was like no, this is a family business and somebody come up and put the family's life and my life in jeopardy. i was working on my instincts. >> his brother was behind the counter when two men came in, one with a gun. he told them he didn't have access to the register. >> call him.

>> we are learning that the suspect knew the business owner. he told the police they looked familiar. they are identified and are from arlington. is there one of the men held a gun at me and said i will shoot you, i will kill you. i screamed outside "somebody call the police." they got in their car. i got in my car. we exited the parking lot. there he called 911 and gave the operator a description of the car. he then followed the honda civic on to 270. it went to the 495 before crashing on the g.w. parkway. both men arrested and he on the charges of attempted armed robbery and first degree assault. >> it's shocking to me. why somebody was, you know, come to threaten my business, my livelihood. >> the police give credit to him for helping them catch the

but say it is best to comply with the gunmen and not risk your life. >> a man in a california wendy's said he couldn't sit by and watch when another guy tried to rob a restaurant christmas night. >> what was going through your head? >> i'm not going to let you turn this in to somebody's christmas memorial. >> the man who wants to be known as daniel picked up a chair and hit the would-be robber over the head. >> didn't get money. got chair to the back of the head. >> i hit him hard. i could hear the chair crack. >> the bad guy was able to get up and run so he chased him. he wasn't able to catch him to him before he jumped in the get-away car and escaped. daniel is a hero but he says he doesn't file like one. he just wanted to stop something bad from happening. >> look at the picture. right in the moment. >> exactly. >> chair! >> all right. >> see something, say something. he just won't and did something. >> chased him, too. remarkable story. early warning before rush hour. returns to normal.

pattern on the route 27 bridge over i-10. this is near the pentagon. so instead of staying to the left as you head toward the city. now all cars need to stay toward the right. on washington boulevard. keep that in mind for next week on route 27. whether you are working this week or getting back to the routine next tuesday join "good morning washington" weekdays starting at 4:25 a.m. for the traffic and the weather you need every ten minute. larry: kathy lost her husband to alzheimer's in 1999 but after hearing about a special stamp that raised $20 million for breast cancer research she got one for alzheimer's, too. as q mccray reports after 18 years of the effort it's finally happening. >> to understand, kathy's life passion you must understand her love for her late husband. >> he was a good provider for his family. he took pride in being that. he took care of

>> they met on the job at usps and parried for almost 21 years but -- married for almost 21 years but the relationship took a turn in year eight. >> he was repeating himself and more forgetful. >> the love of her life had alzheimer's. >> if we don't talk about the disease people will never know what it is like to deal with the disease. >> kathy became an advocate and decided a stamp would be the best way to bring awareness to the disease. easier said than done. she hit road block after road block. >> finally went in with my proposal. >> we featured her in a working woman's segment in 2001. >> to raise much-needed funding for alzheimer's research. >> kathy collected more than 84,000 signatures to make the stamp a reality. 18 years of hard work. and then -- >> she won't stop. >> the alzheimer's semi postal stamp introduced in early december. >> it was so important to me to

for my husband, for our children and grandchildren. we need to find a cure for the disease. he would be proud of me. >> q mccray, abc7 news. >> glad her patience and dedication paying off. nancy: after 18 years. larry: long time. today marks the 161st anniversary of woodrow wilson's birth. national coneed ral commemorating the birthday with the wreath laying at the tomb. he served two terms from 1913-1921. by the way, if you didn't know, he is the only president interred in d.c. nancy: coming up for us at 5:00. claims that flint isn't living up to side of the settlement after the problems with the water. larry: plus -- >> it would be like random people stopping in front of my howls and grabbing the packages and running away. what this woman dud to try to

bill: we will get to the weekend outlook. we have to layer up and dropping to the teens. a lot of spot for the mid-to-the low teens. if you add wind to it and single digits again. similar to what we had last night. remember the pets. you have not sealed up the hose bibs. do that. watching the weekend saturday stands for snowshowers. light accumulation. half an inch, maybe an inch saturday morning. that is what we are looking at. 34, the high. nudging up above the freezing mark. we dive back new year's eve day. the high 25. when the ball drops at midnight it will be at 18 or 19 degrees. we talk about how the beginning of 2018 starts

larry: the city is now accused of violating the settlement and they have asking for the judge to intervene. nancy: fed up with the porch pirates a san francisco woman making sure that they do not target her house again. she got the criminals on the surveillance video stealing packagings from her and her neighbor. this only got worse with the holiday deliveries.

rather special gifts from her cat's litter box. >> i made six of them and put them out. they were all stolen between christmas eve and christmas day. nancy: yes. the thefts happened while she was at home. the police couldn't do anything other than suggest she have the mail sent elsewhere or pick it up from the post office. they i am guessing they did not fighting off the east. larry: what we learning about the man that forced to make a u-turn and the latest is up next. nancy: how to win a football game without completing a

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nancy: we are learning more about how a man boarded a plane to tokyo without the proper ticket. a pair of brothers with nearly identical names used a duplicate boarding pass. one had a legitimate ticket and the other booked on a different flight with a different airline. the f.b.i. is now weighing criminal charges. larry: the organizer of the deadly white nationalist rally in charlottes wants the perjury trial moved. he tells a judge the client is unable to get a fair trial in the city. the perjury charge stems from a warn statement that he says he was assaulted by a charlottesville man in january. and later admitted to attacking the man. nancy: democrat doug jones will be a senator when sworn in january 3. today the officials certified the special election victory. but his opponent is not going quietly. >> the alabama circuit court judge denied a motion filed by the republican roy moore.

a delay in certifying the results from december 12. democrat doug jones was certified thursday as the winner. earning 20,000 more votes than moore accused of dating and in some cases sexually assaulting teen girls while he was in his 30's. in moore's complaint he took a polygraph test about three of the women. the results reflected i did not known nor had i had sexual contact with any of the individuals. the campaign questions what he had highly unusual turn-out in a county with a large african-american population, citing election fraud experts one of whom is knowing about posting about the j.f.k. conspiracy theories. >> it's the job to make sure the election are free, proper and fair. >> he said some claims he received were not received were not true. >> to date, by the time i left the office to come over here we had 115 of the complaint

more than 60 have been fuelly adjudicated and dismissed. but we have several active and we'll continue to investigate until they are fuelly adjudicated. >> once he is seated republicans only have a 51/49 advantage in the senate in a critical midterm election year. in washington. larry: some things we just expect these days like wi-fi at the airport. you wouldn't be surprised to find out it wasn't an option in north korea. it is now. if word is there are quite a few bugs they need to work it out. >> i'll try it out on the next trip out there. larry: yeah. exactly. j just kidding. larry: in the endless list of the meaningless holidays this is delicious. nancy: yes. apparently today is national chocolate candy day. that must be why the schools are all closed. people are off work. if you are looking for reasons to treat

one. i got one from bill kelly who told me i'm allowed to eat this. this is not just a lending of chocolate. this is something i get to keep. bill: is that ma you were told? this managed to make your way, huh? [laughter] absolutely. go ahead. good stuff out there. this is another cold day. the coldest day so far this year today. look at this. all around the region in the teens. the wind chill in the single digits again. we are at 13 here. if you look at the wind chill in d.c. it's feeling like minus 20 in upper elevation. high pressure is the dominant weather feature. point out that notice the clouds that are spilling off the country and out over the relatively warm weather of the atlantic? that is a way you know there is cold air. going over the water. the water is as i mention

so it will release the water vapor. it condenses. that is what you are seeing. a cool picture in that loop. this here, notice the split screen. i mean notice the blue. that is the snow pushing through illinois, indiana, working into the section of northwestern ohio. i bring it up because that is coming our way late tomorrow and saturday morning. overnight temperatures, teens. 11 to 19 going to feel like the single digits easily. clouds are filling in. not out of the question to see a flurry. snow globe stuff. maybe. that is about it. 34 tomorrow. at or above the freezing mark. 25 today. i will keep it at that for saturday as well. the next chance for snow comes in late tomorrow night and in to saturday morning. so if you have travel plans early saturday, like 6:00 or 7:00 or 8:00, snow could be coming down. i don't see it snowing throughout the day. the chance is low. i don't see much in the way of totals e

less than an inch. new year's eve and new year's day they are beyond cold. putting up a graphic to talk about the new year's day, how cold we have been. where it will be and compared normal. that type of thing. that is coming up. the cold trend extends all the way out. if you are looking for a big warmup in the near future it's not happening. larry: you are trying with the words. cooking up, warming up. nancy: relatively. >> i was looking for a warmup! larry: do something. what is going on today? >> really big game. navy and virginia. they didn't have to travel far for the military bowl matchup in annapolis today. it will feel like a long trip home for the cavaliers. it got ugly for virginia. navy onlied had had one pass attempt the entire game. who needs to pass when you have a running game like this. the first quarter malcolm perry scores from 22

out. perry keeps it himself. 19 yards this time. go on to blow out virginia. 49-7. ew. redskins back on the practice field today pressing for the final game of the season at the new york giants. washington certainly is not playoff bound. the skins hope to finish strong at 8-8. this season is difficult for competitors likej norman who came to washington to win a championship. the redskins corner back will miss playoffs for second year in a row. what the mind set heading to the final game of the season? >> my mind set is always i get to this part of the season the playoff mind set, playoff form. >> a little bit disappointing when you have that feeling. you can't give everything out of you.

make it playoff game. erin: that's depressing. and the cleveland browns still haven't won a game yet this season. sound familiar? well, last season the browns finished 1-15. head coach jackson said if they were ever bad again he would jump in lake erie. today the brown's head coach vowed to keep the word. >> well, how you just jump in. when is at my convenience. hopefully i get a lot of people to come out. we'll make it special. i don't like it. don't like to do it. for the reason i am having to do it. but i have to make good on my word. that's what you do. erin: i can't wait to see that. i hope he does it in the winter but that is probably not safe. nancy: there must be no timeline. july. >> there you go. erin: he will give the money do it for the charity for his foundation. larry: there we go. okay. nancy: silver lining. erin: we can laugh at him. nancy: thank you.

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jonathan: breaking right now -- >> shots fired. >> a bullet whizzes past the deputy's head in a white knuckle chase that ends after an accused killer rolls over on interstate 95. >> the unwelcome surprise the people got when they lined up to pay the taxes early. >> the taos today from the man blamed for causing last night's devastating crash scene that left seven people hurt. >> from abc7 news this is a breaking news alert. >> shots fired! >> get out there as fast as they can. >> the car flipped over on the roof. michelle: breaking now, an a accused killer on the run opened fire on police and nearly killing a deputy and trooper before rolling an s.u.v. down i-95. video from skytrak7 and photos s from the virginia state police show where the bullets rip through the windshields missing

>> you see the hole, the one car went through from the driver was sitting. at this hour 95 is back open after being shut down for four hours. skytrak7 over the scene of the police as the police were investigating south of garrison road exit. >> michelle: scott taylor is piecing it together. scott: i'm not sure if it gets worse than this. the couple just moved in across the street on the third floor with kids and something went wrong. the woman ends up being shot and killed. the man takes off. >> the deadly shooting and the man took off after the police say he shot and killed a woman he lived with on the third floor of the apartment complex in fredericksburg. neighbors telling abc7 news the couple had moved in to the apartment. just two weeks ago. >> i heard a pop sound. o