alison: yes. we'll look back as we inch closer to one of the biggest fashion nights of kidd: good afternoon. i'm kidd o'shea live in hollywood on the red carpet. we take you inside one of the fancy hotel rooms where the stars will be hanging out this weekend in a live report. alison: but first a look at what is coming up at abc7. you can log on to wjla.com to be a abc7 fan. that is how you can get information on all the favorite shows. right through your e-mail. we'll be right back. alison: welcome back. at we count down to the oscars which is really soon. coming up this sunday on abc7. so, did you know that the same company made the little golden statues for more than 30 years? rs owens and company based in chicago. they are all capped by hand. leon: but they look different this year. they are going back to the design from the 1950's. alison: real gold, right? leon: on the outside. not the whole thing. you know what it would be worth? amazing. alison: earlier this month most of the nominees got t

richard: alison, d.c. fire and the atf are investigating to figure out what happened at the clare richard parkman's on m street. d.c. fire tweeted dramatic video shortly after the fire broke out this evening after 9:30 p.m. a lot of units were out here responding to this. it now appears the fire started on the top floor of this building. they managed to get it quickly under control, but one firefighter was injured. a lot of terrified residents inside. we spoke to one as she came out of the building. >> the alarm went off, there was a lot of smoke, and we all came down. if it was not for me checking my mail box, i would not have known about the serious fire. richard: why do you say that? >> i never would have known. the bell rung, i smelled smoke and i came down the steps. i'm in a wheelchair. i cannot walk at all. thank god i made it down. richard: frightening moments. this is an assisted living facility, a lot of handicapped folks, elderly folks. the top floor window, that is where they believed the fire

alison: thank you. meanwhile, the virginia department of transportation is also preparing for snow. crews treated the roads in fairfax, loudoun, and prince george's county with liquid brine. tonight 1450 trucks will be out on the interstate. main roads and the streets to keep them passible. they went in full deployment this morning. the d.c. bureau chief sam ford spoke to the people heading up the team today about the plans. whether he have a closer look at that coming up on "abc7 news at 6:00". metro will be running buses on a moderate snow plan tomorrow. tune in to "good morning washington" for the largest local team of the meteorologists in the morning. leon: prince george's county where a school aide facing a dozen count of child porn charges. they announced arrest of deonte carraway. roz plater is live at the headquarters and has deteals that were just -- details that were just released. what did you learn? roz: stunning details, leon, for the police and from the school officials. we are hearing th

alison: i know. leon: talk about turn-about. alison: exactly.n: coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- >> the police of the equipment is high these days and it's difficult for the low-income families to do it. leon: leveling the playing field. find out how a local group is getting families in gear to play. alison: ahead at 5:00, meeting of the minds leon: medical experts are in town for a workshop on how to limit the zika virus. it's held at the national academy of sciences building. sam ford fills us in on the plan to stop the virus' spread. sam: they called together to bring together the best minds on zika. >> the mosquitoes tra transmits the virus in latin america is present in united states. sam: with people returning to the u.s. and bringing the virus with them, the images like these from brazil, microcephaly, baines with small heads and other birth defects that cause the most concern. researcher albert coe of yale university zika was unknown a year ago where yale has a public health branch. then -- >> we had a large outbreak of people coming

alison: wow! >> we are getting a fascinating look of apollo 11 after it took three astronauts to the moon. a look at 3d images. technical and personal. >> you may love this to the moon and back. a step closer to what was happening inside apollo 11 on the trip to the moon in 1969. the astronauts have lockers and designated areas that are holing the personal stuff sometimes real personal. >> what is exciting is to be able to find a scribble on the wall with a number. >> directions had colins linking up with the eagle that took armstrong and aldron to the surface of the moon. there is a calendar that kept track of the orbit they sent in the 3d technology inside the treasure. >> we want to get you closer to the technology used. scanning my hand with a laidser scanner that is showing the detail of the equipment there. we got a sneak peek. the images are online in july. >> the kids say it is cool. >> being the first to walk the moon. leon: stay in space. today graham chapman will make the closest visit

alison: a little close. doug: rain in the air, temperaturest dropping from the 60's at lunchtime to the 40's. 46 in win chester. the same rain everywhere. nothing heavy. as i said earlier a different story coming wednesday. stronger and a more dynamic front and the storm system. 45 in anacostia. 46 in springfield. dale city in 45. the rain on doppler. northeast of baltimore to the i-95 corridor. patches of rain to move out. give this another couple hours. most rain is east of the by a. some of the rain could refreeze. watch for that. icy spot. we could have clouds in the an. by tomorrow night especially. what we find is a quiet weather day tomorrow. with the snow melt and water to the ground not out of the question. the best thing is this looks like a one day deal that will come in and move out. 28 for the low. 39 in the city south and east. a look at the projected overnight lows. 29 in leesburg. through the day tomorrow sunshine. early on i think. give you a heads up for this weekend. saturday 2:00 in the a

alison: thank you. leon: months after a run-away blimp put people on edge, nord wants to put it back in theiary. n -- back in the air. norad grounded the blimps after it crashed in the woods of pennsylvania. alison: can't forget that. leon: remember that? they serve in position of distinction in the army old guard. now they are taking on new >> two of 60 of the guards horses put up for adoption. suzanne kennedy shows us the two elite horses. and how they can be yours. >> the days are winding down for quincy and kennedy. as part of one of the army's most elite platoons. the two hoofed heroes have been caisson horses for the army old guard for a decade, participating if funerals and ceremonies at the arlington national cemetery. time for both to retire. they are being put up for adoption. quincy is an 11-year-old quarter horse with a big personality. >> we have tours in the barn. he will be the first horse with his head out of the stall looking for attention. he has a positive attitude. >> quincy has a co

alison: all right. sam, up until this point, the big concern of course with zika has been for pregnant women. a fairfax woman who has a trip to south america planned and found out she was pregnant still plans to leave with her family tomorrow. cheryl conner picks up the team coverage with why she is going. and how she plans to stay safe. cheryl: the family is heading to argentina. so far the country does not have reported cases of the zika transmission but it borders brazil where there is concern. so today, they invited me to her home as she packed her bags to include long sleeves and pants and mosquito repellent. she is 19 weeks pregnant. today she learned she is having another boy. she doesn't think she is harming her unborn baby by traveling because she and her family changed the itinerary to head south where it is cooler and less likely to be a breeding ground for mosquitoes. >> i understand there is a huge concern out there. but i mean, i'm responsible, sensible with the ideas. it's not rampant. ch

alison: d.c. police are asking for your help to find individuals who were involved in a fight at a local restaurant. take a look at this. this happened in 1600 block of lamont street in northwest. surveillance video shows a suspect approaching a victim and then suddenly attacks him. that is when another suspect threw a chair at the victim. so then a massive fight breaks out. three more chairs are thrown. if you know anything about this, anyone involved, contact the police. leon: anheuser-busch taking departure from the normal line of the super bowl ads and turning to helen mirren to help them out. check it out. >> if you drive drunk, you simply put are a short-sighted utterly useless, oxygen wasting human portion of pollution. darwin award deserving selfish coward. if your brain was donated to science, science would return it. so stop it. leon: she reminds me of one of my old coaches. the video is a one-minute shot of the 70-year-old actress throwing out unique insults for those driving drunk. the

alison: thank you. last month's crime report saw a drop in robberies in metro from january of last year and increase in assaults. this is only the third time that metro dealt with a shooting on board a train. brianne carter picks up a team coverage with a check on metro crime. brianne: metro transit police chief calling this a very rare occurrence. what happened here today on board of a train. now we also understand there was a metro transit police officer by the buses when all of this happened. the police in place and the technology that tonight police are touting in quickly being able to track down those they believe to be responsible. >> we always want to reassure riders we have a safe system. this is an anomaly event. i can't recall one that where a shooting occurred on a train. >> they call the one today on board the green line train rare. but reportedly it has happened in the past. according to the "washington post" in 2003 a woman was shot and wounded on a green line train in what may have been a

alison: today was nice. doug hill has a check on the forecast ahead. >> it was a nice break after sunshine today. we have a two storm system. the high and the low pressure center will give us rain tomorrow morning. i will be chilly. period of rain throughout the day. the rain tends to move out of the area to the northeast. we will get a little bit of a break. but then part two of the system comes in wednesday, larger storm system west of the mountains to give us heavy rains at time and the heavy thunderstorms as well. in the meantime tomorrow, look for the clouds and the period of rain. northeasterly winds at 10:00. rain any day for wednesday. look through that and the rest of the week and in the weekend with the seven-day outlook coming up in a few minutes. alison: we have breaking news from vote 2016 to tell you about. and senator ted cruz is re-sign after the communications director rick tyler posted the video over the weekend that falsely depicted senator marco rubio dismissing the bible. tyler apologize

alison: yeah. incredible. leon: also amazing to see the impact of i guess humanity on the planet. to see that light there. shining in a place completely dark. it's amazing. alison: the stuff they are sending back is really incredible. >> and underdeveloped countries. look at that distinct line. we have cold air. out there right now and i'm still chilled from my walk outside for a five-minute dinner. and now this is round number one. ready for round number two? alison: how many rounds do we have? steve: two. and that's it. but going to get a lot colder around here. 39 degrees. that was our high earlier at reagan national airport and cooled down to 26 and our skies are beginning to clear out nicely. temperatures around the region, now in the 20's and winchester, 27 degrees in leesburg. 23 frederick. head turnover andrews looking at 25 degrees. but the wind chill factors 10 to 15 degrees colder than that. see out to the west of us. over ohio, lower michigan. indiana. illinois. temperatures are in the

alison: d.c.? leon: you think? alison: i don't know. leon: virginia. alison: really? leon: virginia. alison: most impatient. leon: in the region. alison: people are busy. you don't want to give up 43 days of your life to wait on hold. leon: traffic is bad enough. we spend that much time on the bentway. those of you feeling impatient for the girl scout cookies you may not wait longer. more than 4 million box of the treat arrive at r.f.k. stadium this morning in one of 32 scheduled for the sale. hopefully a few of them are coming here. no doubt they are. they do every year. alison: coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- >> offers free books to d.c. children from birth to age five. i'm mike carter-conneen in northwest. coming up details on the popular country music star helping to make it happen. leon: but fist look at how the body m steve: i'm steve rudin. looking great for the upcoming weekend. dry saturday and sunday. temperatures upper 40's to lower 50's. take a look at the next seven days. the eyes are focused late monday to tuesday of next week. could we be looking at

alison: we're prepared. doug: i hope so. alison: thank you. looks like the harry potter fans may have new summer reading. we will tell you about that. leon: more on that and what the local governments are doing to get ready for the zika virus. coming up. >> i'm in the help center where the heart health phone bank is wide open. phone lines are open. 703-236-9220. stay with us. coming up we will interview cardiac surgeon and talk to symptoms that are overlooked and g mish: our help side is about heart health. many of the things, questions you have are here to answer questions. coming up we will seek to a cardiac surgeon about often misdiagnosed symptoms a lot of folks walk around with. back to you. leon: thank good advice. coming up at 5:00 -- menu planning. find out why you want to leave local fish off the plate. >> the prince george's county health department investigating possible case of meningitis that involves a staffer at a local school. i'm joce sterman. coming up what we found out about why employees and the families are not getting inf

alison: thank you. in campaign news, the countdown to the new hampshire primary, --nie sanders had now has bernie sanders now has a two to clinton.over hillary meantime, hillary clinton is mobilizing supporters in northern virginia. they held phone banks in fairfax and rest and tonight, part of a series of organizing events to build support head of the march 1 primary. on the other side, polls show donald trump still holding the lead in new hampshire. kasich, and jeb bush are behind. we have learned that carly fiorina will be excluded from the next gop debate saturday night. you can watch that right here on abc 7. coming up, calling lawmakers imbeciles. the story of america's most hated ceo gets stranger and stranger. alison: plus, a popular app under the microscope in connection with a teenager's murder. we asked the kik [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] leon: you want to get anybody's attention aroun

alison: a heartwarming video coming up. alison: a heartwarming video coming up.(elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. give us a plan. leon: a therapy animal you don't see everywhere. this is charlie, the therapy kangaroo. he is helping out veterans at a home in salt lake city. charlie's going to be honored next month. now you've seen everything. alison: including the diaper. leon: we will see the final forecast after this. could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. only at a sleep number store. right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. know better sleep with sleep number. alison: so the cold weather is moving our way? steve: two phases. a shot of cold air tomorrow af

alison: very promising. leon: still ahead -- an american band played in paris tonight after terrorists brought their last show to a devastating halt. the message the eagles of death metal are sending tonight. alison: and remember the loose blimp that caused issues last fall? a simple mistake could have prevented a quick solution. and contract drama for kirk cousins. talks have reportedly broken down. ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. ♪ one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. alison: the eagles of death metal performed in paris tonight, nearly three months after the terror attack that killed 89 people at their concert. now they are trying to send a message of hope. jonathan elias has what they

alison: amazing. leon: telephone number 8. alison: that is a cool story. alison: final look at the weather? steve: a lot of rain on the way. tomorrow, high temperature in the low 60's. stronger storms late in the day. ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- ellen pompeo, from "the walking dead", norman reedus, and music from yo gotti featuring travis barker, with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ]

alison: just awful. meanwhile, a person struck by a metro train at the height of rush hour today cause delays through the system. they were hit by a blue line train at l'enfant plaza. to thes were called scene, the person taken to the hospital in critical condition. leon: gunfire a barbershop. 25-year-old anthony chambers is charged with assault. othersy that he add two opened fire on the barbershop. a man and the child wounded. five people hurt after a five-car collision in fairfax county. three victims are in critical condition. one of the cars crossed a double line and hit the other head on, creating a chain reaction. no word on what caused the collision, but the police do not think alcohol was a factor. leon: fairfax county police are searching for a suspect and rape investigation. the suspect has been identified as edwin martinez, but may go by the name javier. the attack happened last week. if you know where he is, call the police. to stealaking cancer from an elderly woman, a disturbing arrest in

alison: voicing concerns about a homeless shelter in a d.c. neighborhood and a meeting tonight about the plan to put in place -- to replace the d.c. general shelter with housing in each of the eight words. neighbors in ward five have questions. they say that the proposed shelter is in an industrial area with limited access to public transportation and grocery stores. >> i have a problem because i'm thinking about the children. we are living with issues where people have mental challenges. an build our young people up. say thereme residents should be playgrounds and green space for kids. leon: a $10,000 reward to solve the mysterious case of the death of 13 bald eagles on the eastern shore, found on a farm. how they died is not known. the birds to not have signs of trauma, but they are being sent to a forensics lab for investigation. stay with us and we will keep you updated. alison: 7 on your side tonight with a consumer alert for starbucks fans. ,he rewards program is changing and will make it harder to earn free goods. starting in april, rew

alison: that is a big reward. steve: we deserve it. alison: we do. leon: we have been talking about this off-camera. he has something you were not going to believe. robert: you have to see the video. dunk, yousee this will wonder why he was not pulling in all-star game this weekend. sports is coming up. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. center diamondd stone is paying for his bad behavior. maryland suspended the freshman. he was hit for a flagrant foul, pushing the wisconsin player's head to the floor. stone will not play thursday night against minnesota. uva and n.c. state. the cavs put the clamps down. malcolm brogdon goes the other way. and the putback. second half, somebody please find him. there he is, wide open in the corner. uva bounces back against the wolfpack b time, 73-53. who is this guy? that is the question everybody is asking after he did this. he is 6'1", a professional dunker from canada. he did this during a timeout, fourth quarter of the all-star game last night. he had to be the best d

alison: you can't deal with something, by ignoring it.ut that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, answer the call already. alison: warming up soon? steve: yes, one more day. friday, middle 40's. a big jump saturday. if you want to watch the car tomorrow or saturday, better do it. sunday, showers later in the day. tuesday, wednesday of next week we could be looking another round of winter weather. rain and snow possibly mixed in. a lot can change between now and then. we will keep y leon: it's a good week when you can wash your car twice. steve: watch out for the potholes. leon: jimmy kimmel live is next. alison: have a great night. >> dicky: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, kerry washington, nikolaj coster-waldau, "this week in unnecessary censorship" and music from jason derulo with cleto and the cletones. and now, nobody move, here's ji

alison: thank you. reminder that the public is invited to officer quinones's funeral tomorrow in woodbridge. for all the detail goes to our website wjla.com. leon: breaking news in jesse matthew case. we have a look at what the murder suspect is expected to do in court this week. what is the next step? jonathan: the man accused of killing two women in our area is expected to enter a plea in both cases wednesday. jesse matthew accused of killing hannah graham and that trial scheduled for july. that d.n.a. linked him to the death of morgan harrington last seen in 2009. if convicted he faces the death penalty. matthew serving three life sentences for the a murder and assault of a woman in fairfax from 2005. alison: thank you. breaking now officials at the national zoo temporarily closed the kids farm exhibit. e. coli was found in a few animals now placed in quarantine. e. coli was discovered friday after test results revealed a get and a cow tested positive there. zoo officials say the quarantine will be l

alison: 25 feet of snow. leon: crazy. alison: "7 on your side" now with health matters. zika virus is causing a california blood bank to take extra precautions and it'sing can people who traveled to certain areas where the virus spreading to wait at least 28 days before donating mood. the concern -- before donating blood. the concern is those with blood transfusions. >> we have to confirm the blood is safe. take certain measures. >> world health organization suspects the zika virus is linked to microcephaly, the condition that shrinks the skull of a developing child. leon: oscars rolling out new changes to affect winner and losers. whether you love or hate the speeches there is a 45-second time limit in place. winners will only have a few seconds to get up and thank key people. they will give show officials potential list in advance and scroll them on the bottom of the screen if they win that is. watch the big night with us. i will air sunday february 28 here on abc7. kidd o'shea is out in l.a. and will be there for the award show live. alison: hours after the show ends.

alison: we also have snow coming in next week?ve: it depends on the low pressure, where it lines up. that makes a huge difference. leastcold right now, at it will be a dry weekend. 44 was the high earlier today. we have cooled down to 35 at reagan national and the wind is beginning to ease. that is good news because we had the chilly windchill factors earlier the day. leesburg 28, manassas 27. , theindchill factor temperatures are cold and the north and west come in the 20's. we will stay in the 30's overnight, in town. for the rough to the north and west, we drop into the 20's. thesatellite and radar, high-pressure overhead becomes the dominant weather feature tonight and tomorrow and tomorrow night. even into the day sunday. by monday, changes are going to happen, and it could mean some snow across the metro area. the satellite radar, capital beltway is dry. it will stay dry overnight. overnight, mainly clear skies, the wind diminishes out of the northwest. haverow morning, if you plans to go jogging, walking dog, the farmers ma

alison: but first, t.g.i.t. look at what is coming up tonight on abc7 -- for a cup of coffee just because you're a woman. so why does congress think it's ok that women get paid 20% less than a man for doing the same job? i'll fight for pay equity, to protect planned parenthood, now some politicians will belittle this as a women's agenda. more proof that we just need more women in congress. i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. ja you heard it here first. several retailers are pulling the hoverboard from the websites altogether. kimberly suiters has details. kimberly: amson is the latest retail giant to pull hoverboard. you can see the accessorie this is after that there is too much risk of fire and fall for the consumers. issues that "7 on your side" brought up three months ago. >> first there were the falls. the former hoverboard rider tore tendons. >> it turned me in circles. >> then the fires. this 11-year-old in gaithersburg lost his bed. >> we just really really big bang. then like i got really s

alison: tom, thank you. in rockville after hazmat teams were called to a neighborhood for a chemical spill. neighbors were told to shelter in place for at least an hour. it turned out the smell was an insecticide from a vacant house where squatters were living. the areas now clear and there were no hazardous materials. leon: d.c. is opening a door to allowing people to smoke weed in clubs that charge a membership. they will look at how the city could allow smoking marijuana in places other than inside private homes. possessing a small amount of marijuana became legal last year. lot of talk tonight about the new development in d.c. they say that crime does not but the touring crime may have a price tag. the d.c. council approved a bill that approved a plan to pay people a stipend not to commit crime. richard reeve joins us with this. what is this all about, rich? richard: a new twist on the old saying. we came to this neighborhood to take a look. ask people, what do you think about this idea of being paid for

alison: right.oming up at 5:00 -- [screaming] honoring the local teacher when what she thought would be a run of the mill assembly. turned into anything but. >> how the public can pay their final respects to justice scalia. i'm suzanne kennedy. i'll have that story c alison: we have new information as the country makes plan to pay tribute to supreme court justice antonin scalia. today the white house announced president obama will pay his respects to the late justice friday when he lies in repose at the high court. suzanne kennedy has a closer look at the plan. suzanne: the tribute will start friday at the supreme court. with the 79-year-old justice will lie in repose more more than ten in the great hall at 9:30 after which the general public can pay respects from 10:30 to 8:00 p.m. >> it's an honor to be able to go into the court and pay our respects. >> larry will attend both the supreme court event and the justice's funeral. >> come for respect for his office. you come for respect for his family.

alison: to politics now. two more presidential candidates dropped out after pour show -- poor showings in iowa. rand paul and rick santorum calling it quits. paul will focus on re-election to the senate. democrat martin o'malley and republican mike huckabee dropped out on monday night. so polls showed donald trump leading in iowa. as you know, he came in second. now, new polls show trump ahead in new hampshire. the latest poll gives trump a 17-point lead over the nearest competitor. that is jeb bush. kitch kitch kitch -- john kasich comes in third. and ted cruz round out the top five. leon: for the democrats, vermont senator bernie sanders the latest presidential candidate to receive secret service protection. former first lady, hillary clinton has had lifetime ro text with secret service. now, in the last three minutes we learned hillary clinton is planning a day of action in virginia thursday. it's unclear if she is in the old dominion. her campaign is planning events in fairfax and reston. we will keep you

alison: that one knew she was on camera. she was performing. leon: diva bird. alison: cool. let's talk about the weather. snow-covered shot. beautiful out. doug: it's pretty until you have to deal with it. we are hoping that the warm think. until then we have the iceryzy problems. this is a time lapse from the langely school in mcclain. this is how it looked in mcclain and virginia. this has transitioned to freezing rain and drizzle. that is not a good thing. if the freezing rain is on top of the to show pack that is one thing. if it's plowed and shoveled, you can get the freezing rain on top of it, it can glaze over. all the areas in pink. the purple areas are the winter weather advisory. the farther north and west the longer it takes to hit 33. 33 is an important number because it no longer freezes temperatures the light rain and the drizzle will acrete. that is the term for the accumulating ice. the temperatures are not buzzing. 28 at reagan. 27 at baltimore and andrews. the cold air is pushed through south carolina and the north carolina border. still snow left. the real

miguel and alison. >> thank you. donald trump on the attack trying to upstage the bush event with the news conference threatening to sue ted cruz over his eligibility to run if cruz doesn't take down anti-trump ads. renewing the third party run in response to the boos. now george bush is campaigning for jeb and trump threw on the attack on the iraq war and 9/11. >> i heard for years he kept the country safe after 9/11. what about during 9/11? i was there. i lost a lot of friends that were killed in that building. the worst attack ever in the country? it was during his presidency. jeb bush has spent about $20 million on negative ads. that in many cases are false. his campaign in my opinion is going nowhere. ted cruz is desperate. i think ted's a very unstable guy. i have never, ever met a person that lies more than ted cruz. >> today, donald trump held a press conference where he apparently lost it. i mean, he was just going on and on about how i'm the most horrible person in the world because i keep repeating the thi

alison: 7 on your side with a your next flight.thwest is announcing you can pay for wi-fi with your amazon account. the next time you are on board there is an option to pay with amazon. just click and it will charge the card that you have filed with your account. leon: a dream come true for a little boy and afghanistan. wearing a jersey made out of a plastic bag. tonight, he has the real thing, thanks to the soccer superstar and unicef. he got the autographed jersey sent all the way to him from south america. his father said it was one of the happiest moments in his son's life. alison: how sweet. a few changes could be on the way for a top show on abc. viola davis from "how to get away with murder" says she has been filming a hot and heavy scene with her costar. davis says she will get back into it. she has to because of the program. leon: have to start watching more closely. alison: i know, wow. on that note -- steve: we will talk about the weather now. high came after 12:10 a.m. come early in the morning, than the cold front move

miguel and alison. >> thank you.a's death thrust the issue of the supreme court in the heart of the race of the campaign. it became heated at moments during the debate saturday night. >> i think it is up to mitch mcconnell and everybody else to stop it. it's called delay, delay. >> there should be a consensus. there is no doubt that barack obama will not have a consensus pick. >> the next president will appoint one, two, three, four supreme court justices. if donald trump is president, your second amendment will go away. you know how i know that? >> gentlemen, i'm going to turn this car around. >> ted cruz, with your brother, wanted john roberts to be on the united states supreme court. he twice approved obamacare. good going, man. >> i'm not sure if that was a debate or brawl. marco rubio having his say on the supreme court issue on a night that hopes puts the new hampshire debate performance behind him. cnn's phil mattingly has more on rubio's efforts to regain his campaign mojo. >> reporter: good morning. marco ru

alison: absolutely, tom, thank you. breaking news in the district where the police are the scene shootings.ous the first only 900 block of eastern avenue in southeast, the second at 18th and benning wrote in northeast. in each, the victim is in critical condition for stop no arrests have been made. leon: alexandria police are investigating and i did it where a car hit a pedestrian -- are investigating an incident where a car hit a pedestrian. the victim's injuries were serious. the driver stayed on the scene and is coora the washington monument will be closed until some time next week. it is closed so that crews can repair a damaged telik a better -- a damaged elevator control box. it is not a mechanical failure, it was damaged by a contractor. the national park service will determine when it will reopen after evaluating the work. winter warmth is moving in, the temperatures in the 60's tomorrow. steve rudin has the forecast. steve: it's looking better tomorrow. cool right now come in the 40's, 41 leesburg and reagan na

alison: ok.still the, 5:00 -- >> not alison: every year for 32 years. 7 salutes some of the many carrying on his annual tradition. jennifer: we are live in the substance abuse phone bank. 703-236-9220. you are about to hear a story you cannot miss. a former heroin addict says you can kick heroin. leon: now a live look at people paying their respects to justice antonin scalia at the u.s. supreme court great hall. the hall will be open until 8:00 tonight. justice scalia's funeral begins tomorrow at 11 :00 and you can watch it on our sister station, newschannel 8. >> you're watching abc 7 news at 5:00, on your side. >> police call it the heroin highway. and it runs from baltimore through virginia, west virginia and maryland. 7 on your side visited the way andalong saw the impact of the nationwide heroin epidemic firsthand. met a woman along the way who had a story of survival. her name is hope. reporter: it was in hagerstown, dangerous trail of heroin stopped us cold on a treat corner. you ever over

alison: ooh. sounds good. kidd o'shea will be there. i don't know if he gets to have the food, but he will be in los angeles for the academy awards sunday. what happens when an all-encompassing brain scan is followed up with an all-embracing hug? what happens when the world's latest surgical technology is combined with caring for the world's newest mother? what happens when you match cutting-edge clinical trials with a gentle touch? you get extraordinary medicine and remarkable care. novant health and uva health system are proudly partnering to bring better care to every patient. alison: i bet you are glad this day is over. steve: i'm hungry, i miss dinner. tomorrow will be better, .unshine, middle 50's friday, lower 40's. saturday, upper 40's. lower 60's on monday. eileen whelan will be in bright and early with "good morning washington." leon: jimmy kimmel live is next. alison: have a great night. we're about to show you an incredibly low fare. l

alison: thanks. the next gop candidates will have their chance to debate on saturday in south carolina. once again, scott will be there with live reports from the campaign trail. a tragedy in montgomery county tonight. a police officer hit and killed by a car, and now a driver is charged. indicted for striking and killing a police officer. he was on dui detail at the time. the man is charged with manslaughter. a press conference will be held tomorrow at 2:00 to release more information. we will have continuing live coverage right here for you. in the meantime, new questions in the death of a seven-month-old twin boy in the northwest. we are now learning that that firefighter. we are live with the investigation. rich? reporter: leon, it turns out was told sheter lives in the house where all this happen. the infant was called by an older sibling, who did not call 911, but instead called the firefighter. we learned the firefighter did not call 911 either. it was inside this duplex were the seven-month-o

alison: thank you very much.han: jimmy kimmel live is next. >>> and now abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, kate winslet. from "madoff," richard dreyfuss. and music from old dominion. with cleto and the cletones. and now in all probability, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

alison: and a look inside barney's new flagship store. steve: first, here's tonight's new york minute. the long island children's museum will help entertain and vacation week. >> we have a new exhibit opened up that's all about the science behind earthquakes and tsunamis. steve: kids can enjoy arts and crafts and other interactive exhibits. >> one of the things we know that parents want to be able to do is to give kids a little bit of learning that's wrapped up in fun. this is an easy way for kids to get that. >> reporter: tickets cost $12 or less. find out more at licm.org. [inaudible] >> reporter: the youngest athletes get a chance to compete at a special competition at the armory in fort washington. they featured athletes from eight to 18 competing in dozens of track and field events. [inaudible] >> reporter: and that's your new (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... shift your th

alison: joiningus, dr. kerri peterson. diagnosing. >> i want to go over why it's important. every year in this country. researchers feel we may be underdiagnosing 10 tim that number by challenges in the testing available. this test looks at the genetic expression on whitelood cells which are cells that fight infectio there are genetic changes that take place that the researchers have discovered. thesehanges occly on when a patnt does getyme disee and it lingers eve after the patient is given any antibiot you can see the chaes onhe cell for wee and weeks and weeks. threon that it's important to diagnose lyme dease early if it's untrted, can go on to many complicaons.ti arthritis, probls with the heart, and facial palsy. this could represent a significant breakthrough in diagnosing lyme disease. steve: 300 a yeat maybe 300,000 have it. it's hard to figure out. yore tortud by t sympto. >> it's pba undertestedor as well because sometis you go for long periods without anyympts at all. so it is a cllenging diseas

alison: is devastating. jennifer: she was on a waiting list, they turned her down, and a month later she died. a los angeles hospital paid $17,000 to hackers to get their computer systems back up and running. the hackers got into the computer system two weeks ago and allegedly used ran somewhere to lock up access and shut down internal communication. the hospital pay the ransom to get it system restored and said that patient care was not infected. the fbi's investigating. alison: a battle still brewing between the fbi and apple over their refusal to unlock the cell phone used by one of the san bernardino shooters. the apple ceo, tim cook, says his company is refusing, and so-called backdoor into a secure phone would put all phones at risk. case analysts say the could end up before the supreme court. leon: and 85 euro grandmother in pennsylvania is showing everybody young and old just have to get out and embrace the weather. take a look. this is betty richie. she decided to celebrate her 85th birthday by maki

alison: 10 hours? that is amazing. leon: alison: snow potential.teve: i don't think as much as we originally thought. but a winter weather advisory in effect right now until early wednesday for the d.c. metro area. winter storm warning off to the north and west of us. s maybe on the optimistic side. "good morning >> announcer: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight - from "room," oscar nominee brie larson. super bowl champion demarcus ware, and it's mash-up monday with music from neon squeeze with cleto and the cletones. and now, no need to worry -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

man: can you take it, alison? alison. her name was alison. that's what he would call her when he was hurting her. [breathing hard] so if this mystery blonde in blue was in the van with tara, that means the unsub probably grabbed them on the same day. he's never taken more than one woman at a time, though. jj and morgan are still working with tara. she thinks she might be able to describe the unsub enough [cell phone rings] to get a composite sketch. what have you got, garcia? what i've got is a promotion coming, 'cause, damn, i am good. a very blond alison astor was reported missing 3 years ago. now, she's from dallas, but she never returned home from a business trip she took to los angeles. she was single, she worked as a sales rep for a pharmaceutical company, she was an avid runner. she even qualified for the boston marathon, which is not easy. all right, call the coroner's office and see if there are any unidentified female remains for the last 3 years. um, sir, you're talking to me. that's already done. it's l.a., so there are 12 unident

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and "how to be single" alison brie is with us. >> hi, jimmy! hi! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you're just a little bit early. like -- yeah. >> no, no, i wanted to know if you'd like to buy girl scout cookies. all the talk show hosts are buying them. ellen bought 400 boxes. >> aren't you a little old to be in the girl scouts? >> jimmy. i'm not selling them, my kids are selling them. >> jimmy: you have kids? >> jimmy: are you sure? >> yes. they're here. they're right here. come on out, kids! there's my girls. >> jimmy: hi, kids. >> my beautiful girls. >> jimmy: these are your -- >> jimmy: because one of them looks like he's -- >> no, this is a girl. her name is -- lady. >> jimmy: hi, lady. hi, kids. >> lady and other -- other one. >> jimmy: is this your mom? what's her name? >> they just call me mommy. just stop [ bleep ]ing around and buy the damn cookies. >> jimmy: i'm sorry, kids, all right, all right. >> just pie them. >> jimmy: how many did you say ellen bought? >> 400. >> jimmy: oh my god, how much is 400? >> $2,000. >> jimmy: i only have

alison starling has that. alison: this is the first time that david lovell, nicole's father, has opened up about nicoles murder. he says his family tried to stop her from going down the wrong path. the father of murdered 13-year-old nicole lovell is opening up after learning details of his daughter's death. two virginia tech students, 18-year-old david eisenhauer and 19-year-old natalie keepers are behind bars accused of allegedly plotting to murder the 13-year-old for weeks. authorities say eisenhauer had an inappropriate relationship with her. communicating with her on social media. lovell's father telling dr. phil that her family tried to step in after finding out she was talking to older men online. >> my daughter in ohio had dug around in nicole's instagram account and kik and so on. she screen-shouted me a few of those. alison: abc news found the screen shot of her kik account showing around thanksgiving she was chatting with a guy named david. >> they have actually had some very vigorous and on-point di

still to come, alison brie and music from banners. in the meantime, to celebrate guillermo's 45th birthday today we built -- when i say we i do not mean me, kidd i did nothing for this -- someone here built a 432-foot-long margarita funnel. [ cheers and applause ] it runs up four flights of stairs to our roof. what we're going to try to do is have guillermo pour tequila and margarita mix into the funnel, then run down the stairs and make it here in time to beat the liquid down to have a victory sip for your birthday. >> guillermo: okay. >> jimmy: all right, very good. ready? think you can do this? >> guillermo: i'll try my best. >> jimmy: go to the roof now so you're up there and ready. there goes guillermo. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there's a very good chance that guillermo will die tonight. because if the tequila doesn't kill him, running the stairs will. r. kelly did something strange "gq" released a video in which r. kelly sings his life story, unscripted, he just sings the story of his life, for 45 minutes nonstop. i watc

alison: i don't think so.eon: quickly out to hollywood, leonardo dicaprio and others, answering questions from the press. ok, congratulations. big night for them much more in a few hours on "good morning washington." leon: what else do you have to do? >>> and now abc's "jimmy kimmel live after the oscars"! >> how do you think it went? what did you think of j-law's dress? which white people did you go after, bro? >> chris, over here, did you to us! >> jimmy, jimmy kimmel, what are you doing out here? >> jimmy: my mom got me this camera, i figured i'd get a few shots. >> don't you have the "after the oscars" special tonight? >> jimmy: yeah, but -- did you get a gift basket? can i get some of that nourishi did leta rock it tonight? chris, who are you wearing? chris! i didn't find out who you're wearing! i need to know who you're wearing! >> dicky: from hollywood -- it's "jimmy kimmel live after the oscars"! tonight - ben affleck, tracy morgan, henry cavill, jesse isenberg, j.k. simmons, will arnett, nathan lane,