joce sterman, abc 7 news. isberly: still ahead, josh pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. more complete allergy relief. flonase. 6>1 changes everything. hey mom, i could use some basil. oh, sure thing, sweetie. life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where's the? right. it's being a food paparazzi. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet. as it should. and a takeout romantic. dessert! happy anniversary. life is mucho, and grande. life is eating, laughing, loving and a place to enjoy it together. kimberly: at least mother nature is cooperating on mother's day. josh: we will have alo temperat

joce: joce sterman, abc 7 news. get aly: the best way to comprehensive picture of your doctor's past is to look at their public profile with the moreland board of physicians and check out lawsuits filed against them in a case search online. the maryland medical board is quick to the size in woodward' s case and others, settlements do not necessarily mean that negligence occurred or that the care was substandard. dcm virginia laws do not -- d.c. and virginia webpages do not list public lawsuits at all. amy: i have this story coming up. toberly: from the first beam the cables, the extraordinary house that will hit the market. and we have some rain moving through tonight. the forecast coming up. kimberly: the names of 262 officers are being etched in stone, all died in the line of duty. amy aubert shows us the tribute. kirk, thejim and letters are more than just stencils. the etching is more than just a job. >> for the survivors, the grandparents, the kids. amy: they have engraved every single day multinational law enf

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i-teamur side investigator joce sterman did the math, looking at thousands of tickets to help you avoiditations. joce: they are the arbiters of enforcement, doling out parking justice one ticket at a time. >> make sure the meter maid is not working. joce: they are beloved by none, feared by loose with the time left on the meter. >> the minute it expires. joce: the ticking clock is the motivation -- >> it makes me want to hurry up and get out of here. joce: or misfortune. but what if there was a way to figure out how to win the parking battle? >> more power to the people. joce: the 7 on your side is empowering you. we crunch the numbers on nearly 200,000 parking tickets last year in alexandria and arlington county's, figuring out when you are most likely to get the ticket and where. >> amazing. joce: what is stunning as the number of tickets issued for stop and arlington county in 2015, more than 109,000 parking citations handed out. officers burn the midnight oil, issuing tickets as late as 1 a.m. and as early as 5:10 a.m. if you need another reason to hate hot discovered you are most l

joce sterman did the math. looking at thousands of tickets to help you avoid citation. time. maid is lurking. >> by cart or on foot they are beloved by non. feared by all. playing fast and loose with the time left on the meter. >> whatever it is they get you like the minute it expires. >> the ticking clock can be motivation. >> makes me want to hurry up and get out of here. >> or misfortune. >> it has happened again. >> what if there is a way to figure out how to win the parking battle? >> i want to know. that is helpful for the consumer. more power to the people. >> we're empowering you. we crunch the numbers on 200,000 parking tickets handed out last year in alexandria and arlington county. figuring out when you are most likely to get a ticket and where. >> amazing. >> we think so, too. what is stunning is the number of tickets issued. in arlington county in 2015, more than 109,000 parking citations were handed out. the officers burn the midnight oil issuing tickets as lat as 5:so a.m. if you need another reason to hate hump day, "7 on your side" discovered you are li

correspondent joce -- joce sterman has details. ce: released from gitmo and ready to return to the battlefield despite warning to the obama administration. that is the bombshell coming foreign apairs committee to the secretary of state john kerry. i details classified reports dating back to 2013 that show several countries receiving free terrorists did not have adequate savegards in place to keep them from returning to terrorism or help with future attack. >> the president's committed to taking all those people out of guantanamo and close it even if it puts americans at risk. joce: representative raised questions in march whether the countries were prepared to handle risks associated with the returning detainees. joce: the report in the may 16 letter obtained by the circa news detailed derogatory assessment of the countries where the prisoners were transferred. some of them before prisoners were they are questioning why they were let go. >> we can see that the americans were put at risk. all kind of reports, secret reports. joce: re

joce sterman has the story by the numbers. : you can call them "pennies from heaven" but counting up all of your loose change is nothing short of pure hell. >> it isn't the money. it's the nuance. joce: we hear you. putting a dollar figure on the amount of change you dig out "7 on your side" is on your side and we did it anyway. turning $300 in cash to a hefty bag of change. this is what $300 in change looks like. we dragged it to the scale. then loaded it up to see the weight. >> 27 pounds. >> that is heavy money. joce: we're not testing scales. it's the count counting machines we want to measure. >> no one was wants to count forever. >> that's what we did. divvying up the penny, nickels, dimes, quarters. to see if the machine you trust are right on the money. >> i have no reason to think it wouldn't be sack -- be accurate. joce: but we wanted to know for sure. so we sent the hidden bag of change and hidden cameras to have them double check the math. we tested six machines a it the growry stores and retailers waiting while a m

happened the day a sign experiment went wrong at woodson high school. "7 on your side" investigator joce sterman has exclusive details and stunning pictures from the experiment that critics say is too dangerous for the classroom. joce: charred backpacks, blackened notebooks. science lesson captured as a tragic moment in history. >> the whole thing was a freak accident. joce: a classroom accident witnessed by high school student nick and photographed to the last detail by investigators from virginia occupational safety and health. exclusively by the "7 on your side" shows the aftermath of october experiment that injured five students. two with serious burns. three others with minor injuries including nick. >> all chaos broke loose. joce: that followed the demonstration of the so-called rainbow experiment. the controversial science lesson resulted in six mishaps across the country with more than a dozen students and teachers injured. that is according to the u.s. chemical safety board, which is called for schools to stop doing the rain we experiment with an open flame and flammable solvents. >> th

joce sterman investigates tomorrow night. alison: how about this idea -- free money. switzerland is weighing a measure to pay its residents nothing. under the proposal, every adult will get $2600 per month tax-free. yep, all 8 million people. is so wealthy. the issue was brought to referendum, but the latest polls show the measure will likely fail. why this willow fail come in switzerland of all places? alison: that is bizarre. leon: you would get paid to eat chocolate every day? steve: tax-free! alison: that is something else. i we going to see the sun? steve: we are, saturday afternoon. tomorrow, don't count on it. i'm sorry. , the treefferers pollen is up there in the mold is increasing because we have had 10 days of clouds and rain. 55 degrees at this hour at reagan national, the temperatures really have not moved a lot. the daytime high made it into the upper 50's earlier. 52 winchester and fredericksburg. just to the south, the low pressure is going to slowly slowly drift off to the north as we move through the overnight. the counterclockwise rotation around the

joce sterman from the partners will take us to the memorial honoring the american marines. >> it's an known around the world. capturing the struggles of world war ii. there is another battle over iowa jima. this time it involves a completely different way. >> that is high-class material. we use trees in the ground. >> you would expect better at the war memorial honoring marines. thanks to a bill flushed out by congress you will find port-a-potties in formation like soldiers of waste sanitation. >> to have them have to use facility you would see at construction site is pretty disgusting. joce: it is. putting a bathroom here seems easy. plenty of space. plenty of money. billionaire donated millions to upgrade the place. everybody is pumped to fix whatever is jacking up this >> we are going to upgrade everything from the top of the flag pole to the monument. what about a bathroom? >> we don't have have plan to have a bathroom. in 2002 they didn't want to see it junked up so they put a construction ban in place and now it will take an act of congress to get a toilet here. >> for years we

side" team want to interview school leaders about crumb and concerns it could cause investigator joce stermanid the next best thing. joce: i put in an information request to fairfax county public schools and i got 800 pages of e-mails. these aren't even all of them. this is what i could carry. the rest are on my desk. the messages relate to crumb rubber and the controversy. tonight at 11:00, the "7 on your side" i-team will show you what we dug up in all of those messages. they cover questions and concerns related to crumb rubber. that is the infield now on fields all over fairfax county and the schools. advocates say it's safe but the government is calling for comprehensive testing because of a link between crumb and cancer in athletes. >> the idea of this is that millions have been spent. questions have been raised. now we are asking, oh, is this safe? we should probably find out. >> yeah. the questions should have been addressed from the start. 11:00. we will tell you ma the school leaders say is the number one priority when it comes to the crumb rubber debate. it's something surprising. w