alison: and childcare confusion. have a child wrong home, next. >> now, abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. alison: caught on camera, new video showing three men swiping 35 guns at a gun store. jonathan: the police say the three men are the same in who stole from gun stores in fredericksburg and spotsylvania county, and now they are in jail. alison: scott, what broke open the case? scott: atf investigators got a tip and tracked these guys down and arrested them. earlier, when they got in the store, they were in and out like that. the burglaries were fast and thieves got away with dozens of guns at three firearms dealers in virginia. justin holmes and month you jones -- and matthew jones, and daniel quarrels are charged in connection with the three to smash cases with a hammer and walk out with 35 guns in chantilly on march 11. thatunshot this thrilled the tips came in that led to quick arrests. >> it's absolutely fantastic they caught these guys. scott: three days later, investigators say the men hit two stores in fre

alison: simmons p.r. years calls the podcast an unfounded attempt to diminish his legacy. "7 on your side" with a consumer alert. on a national cereal day -- who knew -- general mills is turn to a new grain. it is said to be drought resistant and it doesn't need to be replaced every year. commercialize the wheat-related grain putting it in the cereal and snacks. jonathan: you have seen fast food fish commercials. today is ihop free pancake day. you can get a free shortstack until 7:00 tonight. if you eating free, ihop is taking donations for the charity. this began 11 years ago. since that time they raised $25 million for the promotion. alison: there is a man in spain that is accused of running up thousands of restaurant and banquet bills. the dine and dash suspect is accused of hitting several spots around the country. they believe others are on the run but they to give out too much information. jonathan: he ran out serious money. alison: a banquet. jonathan: ouch! alison: yeah. jonathan: check this out.

alison: good one! michelle: incentive. alison: or take the whole check. alison: good idea!- >> crying and sobbing. i was a mess. michelle: next at 4:00, a woman who survived five days alone lost in the grand canyon. shares how she stayed alive. >> people living in one portion of west virginia have been waiting for this construction to have for i'm jeff goldberg, the big change it means for their lives coming up. announcer: countdown to first pitch brought to you by -- michelle: breaking news in the newsroom. richard reeve at the "live desk." richard: breaking news out of calvert county where an 8-month-old baby is dead after being attacked by a dog. this happened in lusby. calvert county sheriff office tells us when deputies arrived on the scene a minute after receiving the call, the dog was still attacking the child. deputies were forced to shoot the dog. we have crew on the way to the scene and we will get you information as it comes in the newsroom. at the "live desk," richard reeve; abc7 news. alison: terrible, rich. new developments to tell you about in a case from ala

alison: she is strong. jonathan: no kidding. alison: right? jonathan: she is like can i ride the door again? alison: a big decision from the supreme court. well, not really. but it's moving a workout class that was founded by the first female justice sandra day o'connor out of the supreme court building. you probably didn't know about this. but 30 years ago the justice started the early morning exercise class on the floor just above the court. there just weren't enough people attending the class anymore and she had not participated in recent years. jonathan: all right. this weekend the new harriet tubman underground railroad and state park visitors center is o >> this is ten miles outside of cambridge but inside a lifetime of history charting the life of harriet tubman. on the land where harriet tubman spent much of her life there is a 17-acre tribute to her life. >> every obstacle facing a person she overcame. >> they observed the harriet tubman underground railroad visitors center. a park and museum about her life as a freedom frighter. a wo

alison: all right. wishing them all the best of luck. 7 on storm watch now after the winter whiplash hit the east coast. look at this. isn't that incredible? part of new york and new england are trying to dig out after yesterday's snowstorm but they are problems we are. plunging temperatures and ice. more than a thousand flights between d.c. and boston were canceled again today as the airlines try to get back on track. larry: wow! the storm caused more than a hundred car crashes in quebec. look at this. happening live there. this involved more than 50 cars. highways hutdown and people hurt. but it's all going to be okay. alison: that looks like a nightmare to sit in that. doug: when i was a meteorological puppy, i used to love the big blizzards, the big storms. live for them. now it's like oh it's a nightmare! isn't it funny how your perspective changes? alison: you have been through a lot of them. doug: yes. we are through the worst of the cold after tonight. the worst of the wind. the wind chills in t

, alison.lison: doug says he didn't have them. larry: exactly. [laughter] find out which ones make the cut for this year's hall of fame. alison: but first we will tell you about olympic athletes that are heading to the hill. find out why they were testifying. that is next. larry: but first a look at what is coming up tonight. alison: and autria godfrey with a look at what is coming up on "good morning washington." >> thank you, alison. tomorrow, on "good morning washington," mildred muhammad, the ex-wife of the d.c. sniper joins us with her story on what led to the deadly attacks nearly 15 years ago. >> plus, discover the secret to keeping your makeup looking fresh in sweaty gym workouts. >> keep it here for the traffic and weather every ten minutes tomorrow morning starting at 4:25 on "good morning washington." the dinosaurs' extinction... got you outnumbered. don't listen to them. not appropriate. now i'm mashing these potatoes with my stick of butter... why don't you sit over h

alison: thank you.president trump former campaign chairman is responding to a report about the alleged ties to russia. paul manafort says the story about the connection is not russian billionaire but did not involve the russian political interest. the trump administration says it had no part in the situation. >> to suggest that the president knew who his clients were from a decade ago is a bit insane. he was hired to do a job and he did it. alison: he says manafort was fired because of the distraction from the connection to pro russian party and trump was down in polls. larry: seven years ago, president obama signed the affordable care act to law. >> house republicans should wake up and not strip americans from the health coverage. >> the american public are not going to put up with this. >> the house rules started debate the healthcare act today and is set for a vote tomorrow. it might not have the votes to pass. 20 republicans said they would vote against it. >> we thought of ourselves like how do we

alison: michelle, thank you. jonathan: now a familiar sight along pennsylvania avenue, another day, another protests. dozens of protesters gathered today, against a new executive order signed by president trump against the epa, eliminating many obama-era policies combating climate change. >> i am taking historic steps to lift government intrusion and cancel job-killing regulations. jonathan: today's executive order rescinds at least six or obama orders and begins a review of the clean power plan, which limits carbon emissions from power plants. some of the changes happen immediately, but others have to go through the regulatory process and will likely be challenged. alison: 7 on your side with consumer news -- wells fargo will pay $110 million to settle a class-action lawsuit. this after customers say that accounts were opened without their permission. there are accusations the bank opened millions of sham accounts. the ceo step down over the scandal last year. and happening tomorrow, samsung will reveal its late

alison: new at 5:00, pandas!what we found out about the beloved bao bao after seeing this video of another adorable pair of pandas today. jonathan: stormwatch7's veronica johnson with a look at friday on "good morning washington." >> thanks, jonathan. tomorrow on "good morning washington" -- we are on storm watch tracking where to expect the worst snow and rain for the morning rush. >> plus all you need to know to beat the crowds and get around town for the rock 'n' roll marathon. >> stay with us for traffic and weather every ten minutes tomorrow morning starting at 4:25 on "good morning washington." announcer: coun alison: many in washington are sounding alarm bells whether would-be terrorists are benefiting from the would-be wikileaks document dump. kristine frazao has reaction from capitol hill. kristine: the launch of a full investigation in the leak of a secret c.i.a. program released on wikileaks are authentic. the white house isn't saying much, concerns about potential arm are becoming more clear. >> this

alison: thank you. new developments tonight in the case of a former virginia tech student accused of killing a 13-year-old girl. this morning a judge threw out confession saying the officers didn't read her miranda rights. she is accused of hiding lovell's body after her codefendant hurt her. larry: the search for the suspect who shot up a nightclub in cincinnati killing one man and injuring 16 others. the argument inside the club led to a shootout and 27-year-old o'brien spikes was killed. five victims are in the hospital. >> a person died in a massive fire in oakland, california, that happened this morning at a building known to be transitional housing if for the homeless and recovering drug addicts. fire officials say 15 people were rescued from there. 50 to 60 people lived in the billing. the cause is unknown but they have been cited for trash and electrical issues. larry: a fire in takoma park is no accident. they believe someone threw something in up in flames. no one was hurt but it did $20,000 w

alison: tim, thank you. following breaking news in prince or discounted, where the police are the scene of a homicide in largo. this is in prince george's county, near prince george's community college. no word on the circumstances or who was killed. we will keep you posted. jonathan: and a new gun store was targeted in northern virginia, the latest in a string of crimes. alison: michelle marsh is at the live desk. this is really scary. are these connected? that is what the police and fredericksburg are trying to figure out. officers are working to see if the same people are responsible for other crimes in the area. take a good look at the surveillance pictures from yesterday morning. the police found broken glass and damage to the or, but no guns were missing this time. it is the latest in a string of gun store robberies. this is video of one of those incidents, which happened earlier this month. withtime, they got away dozens of guns. another robbery happened in chantilly. it's not clear if the crimes are

alison: aw. watch the celebration. michelle: more, more! alison: i love it.his was such a celebration from august county, virginia, going viral now. she was asking tyler to the prom. tyler has an intellectual disability, and his response is pure joy. look at this. >> would have a blast because he loves to dance and be the life of the party. michelle: he does not even need music. he is just so happy. the prom is april 8. rachel will wear a green dress and tyler will have a tie to match. alison: they will have a good time. robert: that's why she asked him. making a first start this spring. and john wall continues to make his case for m.v.p. consideration. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. (vo)have to happen?idn't i didn't see it. (vo) what if we co

alison: thank you. coming up next at 4:00, abc7 staying on top on the latest developments in london. michelle: also next, healthcare on the hill. where it stands right now before tomorrow's key vote on the bill. alison: a little bit later changes are coming to the reagan national airport. first look at the construction project that will give the airport a much-needed facelift. >> plus, can breast implants give you cancer in the f.d.a. makes national headlines today. i have an update to the "7 on your side" investigation regarding women' michelle: if you are just joining us -- alison: an update on breaking news of the day. three people killed, more than 20 injured in a terror attack in london. the suspect is also dead. now the head of counterterrorism says a search is underway to make sure that there are no other attackers. the white house condemned the attack. president trump is monitoring the developments. now to a consumer alert. news is reverberating the country. michelle: we are talking about a poss

alison: so tragic. thank you. well, tonight the parent, teacher, student association at rockville high school will hold a meeting about the rape charges against the two freshmen. but they are 17 years old. jose montano. and 18 years old, henry millen. they are accused of dragging a 14-year-old girl in the bathroom and raping her. the immigration status has been the center of the debate for days and today sean spicer was asked about it in the white house daily briefing. >> because people are victim of the crimes in terms of them, victims of the economic pieces. national security, immigration pays a toll on the people. if it's not done legally. this is why the president is so passionate about this. alison: we have a live picture set up. we are standing by for the montgomery county schools to have a news conference on the case. when it begins we will let you know. >> we are monitoring a developing story in the war on terror after the temporary ban on electronic devices. they are on nine airlines between the u.s. and

alison: thank you. we want to get back to breaking news from oxon hill, maryland, and anna-lysa gayle at the senior potomac high school where a teenager has been killed. anna-lysa? anna-lysa: that is right. the boy in his teens was shot and killed just outside the southview apartments in the 1400 block of southview drive before 3:00 p.m. neighbors believe it was a driveby shooting but police are trying to figure out if it was random or targeted. there are several kids in the neighborhood that tell me they are worried it was one of the classmates potentially. they are hoping to find out more about what happened exactly. we heard from a neighbor a few minutes ago. he was telling me, he was trying to help this boy after he was shot. unfortunately that teen passed away. police are here on the scene trying to gather more information. so far, no suspects in the case. no arrests. we'll have more as soon as we know it. live in oxon hill, anna-lysa gayle, abc7 news. county police may have prevented a major disas

alison: thank you. we are learning more about the moment two children were polled for my car after he crashed into a tree. their mother was pronounced dead a short time later. anna-lysa gayle talked with her loved ones. >> was my friend. that's what i'm going to miss, talking to her. anna-lysa: akeema james-perry died when her car struck a tree friday. her four-year-old and six-year-old suffered minor injuries. retireder is thankful a police officer was on the right place at the right time when the melvin, will deliver hernext sa. >> god has a purpose for their life. anna-lysa: anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: this next story, watch closely. this is video from new jersey. this woman is walking across the two canes, and then arms come down, meeting the train is on its way. we were jumping out of their car, grabbed her, moved her out of the way, as the train comes by, literally with just seconds to spare. you think to yourself, quickly athinking and how quickly they save her. she probably did not s

alison: that is right.ellye lynn tells us why the sophomore at mclean high school has been selected as virginia's student journalist of the year. >> figure out where to put the credits, too. kellye: as editor in chief, 18-year-old melanie pincus helms oversee the -- helps oversee the news magazine, "the high lander." >> she wants it to be great but she works with the individual person to m kellye: she leads the staff and continues to write. her proudest accomplishment is one of the recent articles entitled "beyond gender." >> we interviewed two students at mclean and i was honored to be entrusted with personal details of their life. kellye: her writing has captured the attention of the teachers and the advisers and they named her the virginia student journalist of the year. an award the carries the prize of $1,000. >> it is an incredible honor, especially knowing someone from our school and our staff gets the honor. kellye: the judges described melanie's work as that which demonstrates hunger and knack for

alison: tom, thank you. stay connected with the stormwatch team around the clock by following us on wjla.com, facebook, twitter, and the stormwatch 7 app. jonathan: for the first time we are getting a good look at body camera video from a high-speed chase in montgomery county. as anna-lysa gayle reports, the man spend a lot of time behind bars. [sirens] >> what is the closest cross street? anna-lysa: when officer spotted brandon malone in his toyota camry, he was going 87 miles per hour and a 55 mile per hour zone traveling south on i to 70. instead of stopping, he cap to driving -- kept driving when he heard the sirens. he had been released from jail and was on probation for burglary. this body camera video is the reason for his return to prison and his 10 year sentence. he got high on pcp and led the police in a high-speed car chase. anna-lysa: they wound up in a gaithersburg restaurant. at one point, he intentionally rammed the passenger side of a police cruiser. once taken into custody, officers noticed

alison: wow! that is what an emergency operator in london was faced with two weeks ago when a 4-year-old called for help. the little boy used his mother's thumb. took her thumb and unlocked her smartphone as she laid unconscious on the floor. can you believe that? then he asked siri to call for help. >> can you go to your momny -- mommy and shake her for me? >> she is not waking up. >> give shout out "mommy." >> mommy! it didn't work. alison: wow, that breaks your heart. paramedics were able to get to the house, though in 13 minutes. they broke in. they saved roman's mom and she is back at home with the family. his quick thinking saved her life. michelle: great ending. he knew to use the thumb. >> that is amazing. so tech savvy, even in a crisis he knew how to use the phone and siri. michelle: something to teach the kids. alison: in wisconsin, there were holder kids faced with a life-saving situation of their own. michelle: jerusalem reports community training helped one make a difference. it seem

alison: members of the u.s.mpic committee are calling for the resignation of the usa gymnastics president and ceo, this amid a sex abe scandal. havethan 80 gymnasts accused dr. larry nassar of sexual abuse. he was the team physician. ceo to resign over concerns of how he dealt with the allegations. >> now the stormwatch 7 forecast. steve: if you liked the weather today, you will love tomorrow. a bit breezy, but eventually in the middle to upper 60's with a lot of sunshine. , cold front on the way trekking that late night into the day tomorrow. eventually is moving through early, early friday morning. that will sure in the colder air from the northwest. windchill factors in the teens and 20's. more on that coming up. alison: ok, steve, thank you. pretty incredible video to show you from wisconsin, where the wind toppled a tanker truck on a major highway. the wisconsin department of transportation said at least 13 over by the high wind. there were no reports of injuries. strong winds making a mess in new york. thi

alison: this video is from a d.c. gas station. this started as an attempted robbery but the victim starts to fight back. they start talking on the backpack and fighting. it all happened at a gas station on 14th street on february 19. if you recognize anyone in the video, call the police. jonathan: fallout after the bombshell tweets from president trump accusing president obama of wiretapping his pho incredulous about the allegations. president obama staff said it was false. -- president obama's staff said it was false. and a spokesman for the kremlin said america's hysteria over vladimir putin is hurting u.s.-russian relations. the spokesman also denied that russia interfered with last year's elections. air are calls for an independent investigation into president callss ties -- there are for an independent investigation into president trump's ties to russia. alison: general motors is announcing layoffs at a vehicle assembly plant in michigan. the production is now moving to tennessee. the automaker has been scaling back productio

alison: scary video from canada. a conversationng and then an explosion happens from a spare battery with his e-cigarette. it came in contact with loose change and ignited. jonathan: and t this is not a ride, this is being rescued. hotel in sana diego, thinking they were going to southern california, but they had to be rescued by raft because of what is going on. california has been slammed with rain. the hotel was close to a river. alison: three high school students in critical condition after an suv crashed into them during a mardi gras parade in alabama. more than a dozen high school and band members were injured. this video is seconds before the crash. there is a white suv in the parade behind the band. >> i looked back and saw kids struck and running. noton: the police do believe the crash was intentional, but they don't know why the 73-year-old driver appeared to accelerate before the crash. the fbi has classifi t killing one of them, as a hate crime. screamedthat the man "get out of my country" before opening

alison: happening now, d.c. police are looking for the person who shot and killed a college student in town for spring break. we spoke to her family tonight. jay korff joins us in the studio with more on the heartbreaking story. jay: we spoke with her family members, and they say that mcallister, a criminal justice major, loved fashion, played basketball at largo high school, but her life was cut short i seemingly random act of violence. >> i don't know exactly what happened, but i feel i do not have my baby girl. jay: anthony says he is numb and in disbelief following the shooting family members say mcallister monday night, while on spring break, was in this northeast d.c. parking lot watching the filming of a friend's rap video when she was shot. this 18-year-old who participated in the maryland state police cadet program was hit by gunfire and died tuesday morning. >> she is not the type of kid who would involve herself in anything of that nature. she was in the wrong place at the wrong time. jay: an empathet

alison: we were. larry: coaches right now, your coach is still one of the greatest people in your life. robert: i have a few of them. alison: thank you. we know that buying a car can be tough. larry: how can you be sure to get a good deal when the car is used? "7 on your side" has help when we come back. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. alison: starting today people who use the trail around the trail will have detours as the utility work begins nearby. new trail will go east to an an adjacent paved public driveway. jonathan: are you looking to make a car purchase this year? 72% of us buy used cars with the average price $15,000. you can't affo

alison: 7 on your side fighting back against crime. we first showed you the shooting scene outside of a rec center in southwest. no serious injuries, but cars were riddled with bullets. the police tell 7 on your side they are doing more patrols of the area. they made two arrests this we come including a man carrying drugs and a gun. two violent criminals are now off the streets. radar rightrs dot now around the capital beltway, not amounting to a lot overnight. th start to tuesday, middle to upper 50's. by midafternoon, we are highs in the lower to middle 70's. on the way, is likely to trigger showers come even thunderstorms. i will give you the timing, plus talking about fog early tomorrow morning. now, a section of the country is reeling from severe weather. tornadoes reported through the plains yesterday with heavy rain and hail. in oklahoma, funnel clouds were caught on camera, people running for shelters. in this is texas, getting pelted by hail the size of baseballs. is not over. several states are still under severe weather watc

alison: we'll see you then. as you well know, some part of the area saw minimal amount of snow while others needed a bulldozer here to help clear maryland bureau chief brad bell in frederick surveying the winter whiplash. hi, brad. brad: hey, alison. yeah, this was supposed to be the bulls eye. it got an awful lot of snow. they have been digging out all day in downtown frederick. a lot of businesses did not open. you can see closed signs across the street. they feared the conditions wouldn't be good enough to get people out and about. frankly, this morning they were right. trying to get to work when it happened southbound on i-270 after sun-up. he made a mistake and ended up in a ditch. you're okay? >> i'm okay. brad: at the time, most roadways were snow-covered but with light traffic. the 2,600 plows deployed across maryland got down to pavement quic like a lot of people looking for the pavement at the house with the snow blower on his long and very steep driveway. >> you get used to it. good exercise. >> he ha

alison: alison: it was a moment of life or death at a high school cafeteria in wisconsin, and tonight a teenager is thinking his friend for saving him from choking -- thanking. horace: he used the heimlich maneuver to save his friend. >> i cannot say thank you enough. horace: absolutely. he learned the life-saving measure in a poce explorers program. too, just walked over and did what he needed to do. horace: good training. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. erin: the capitals are still all alone in first place in the metropolitan division with just nine games to go. cap's down 1-01 the third, marcus johansson, tie game. this goes to a shoot out. goal, collidesy in, makes it look easy. braden holtby like a stone wall. caps win 2-1. consecutive losing seasons, public cries, multiple player transfers and early departures, georgetown seasons. under him, the holy is made eight ncvaa tournament -- the hoyas made eight ncaa tournaments, but missed the last three. patrick ewing could be a favorite to land the job come if interested. another name t

alison: i love the movie. larry: a tease. alison: i'll watch it. still to come at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- is he missing or dearly missed? the questions asked after 1100 days without a glimpse of richard simmons. >> there were other immigrants who came here at the bottom of the slave ships that worked longer and harder for less. >> later the reaction to ben carson controversial comments about slavery and immigration. >> this is a clue of the series of the paint ball attacks in the district. stronger is blasting without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. jonathan: back at "abc7 news at 5:00", more on the breaking news from biloxi, mississippi. this is a tape of a bus hit by a train. on board 50 people on the way to bil

alison: we will see you then. you mentioned the warm weather followed by the bitter cold settling in. this could prove a devastating combination for the washington famed cherry our richard reeve is live along the tidal basin. this could be unprecedented. richard: absolutely! roller coaster weather. the national weather service says if the temperature goes down to 24 degrees 90% of the blossoms will be gone. bitter wind, the cold, a mean season for the blossoms. >> they're beautiful. i wish it was warmer to enjoy them more. >> the roller coaster weather that could spell disaster. 24 degrees or lower. we could be looking at a 90% loss. >> the national park service calling the conditions unprecedented. 27 degrees, the tipping point starting with a 10% blossom loss. getting worse as the mercury plummets. >> if it happens it's a perfect storm of conditions that may problem. >> below 20 degree mark and many blossoms could die, turn brown and fall off. it's bracing for potential march snowstorm next week. >> i don't thin

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alison: i love her. jonathan: cutest kid. what is said on twitter that is ringing true. >> ringing the doorbell, still no response. alison: a house fire. and the hero officer who took matters into his hands to save a family. jonathan: a son accused of killing his mother but it wasn't police that busted him. the people responsible for leading police alison: volkswagen pleaded guilty to emission scandal. the company and the justice department agreed to it. a judge will decide on april 21 if he agrees with the deal. the incident cost the company close to $4.5 billion in criminal and civil fines. it's estimated the scandal cost volkswagen some $21 billion in all. the baltimore man facing charges after he murdered his own mother. at first the police did not suspect foul play in her death. jonathan: they arrested him yesterday, one day after his mother was found unresponsive at the family h trauma. they didn't ask the medical examiner to investigate. the body was taken to a funeral home. the mortician noticed the marking on her hea

alison: ok, steve, thank you. takomaitution bust in park, but it is what the woman left behind during the alleged encounter that makes this case so disturbing. tom roussey has the discovery that lead to even more charges. what can you tell us, tom? tom: alison, from what the police and neighbors tell me, this woman parked in this area and then allegedly walked into this apartment building and worked as a prostitute for an hour. the entire time, the car was still running. baby andn 18-month-old a puppy. >> i think it is crazy. i would not even leave my child in the car for a short time. tom: this nearby resident who asked us not to identify her said what she really cannot get over is that 24-year-old danielle parnell was allegedly acting like a prostitute the whole time. >> it makes it even worse. she did not just run in the house, she was doing something illegal and put her child in danger. tom: takoma park police say this happened at the hillwood manor apartments off new hampshire avenue, in a wooded area near th

alison: it really is. what a cutie. michelle: he is taking a break from advising president frank underwood. alison: he is helping governor larry hogan raise awareness about a crisis in maryland. >> hi. as an acto s addiction. that addiction ends with the word "cut." theon: they teamed up on set of "house of cards" for the public service announcement, posted by the governor on facebook. they speak seriously about the epidemic impacting people across the free state and give information for people battling addiction to call for help. partnership, a free sober ride home is just a away. the washington regional alcohol program is partnering with lyft. before you had to call a phone number and wait for a taxi. now you get a sober ride on the lyft app. the service covers rise up to $20 and start st. patrick's day. 53 companies, including apple, ibm, and microsoft filed a brief today urging the court to allow gavin grimm to use grimm was born female but identifies male. takeupreme court is set to up the issue next month, but the

we couldn't get alison. busy with the kids. alison: next time. steve: we will warm up for the day tomorrow. if you see the ten day, don't freak out when you see wednesday and thursday morning. that larry: you warned us. steve: saturday looks good. the snow disappeared over the weekend. this is belle haven country club in alexandria. the potomac in the background, looking good out there. it will stay dry through the everything hours. if you have outdoor plans this evening, go for it. if your allergies are both iring you, no problems at all. at least not right now. the trees and the mold in the low category. non-existent for the grass and weeds. it's 50 in leesburg. 56 in warrenton. 57 in fredericksburg. if you are looking for cooler air head to frederick. upper 40's at this time. the stormwatch7 satellite and the radar. lacking for glimmer of the sun, you won't find it. mostly cloudy skies out there. the clouds continue to chicken moving through the overnight hours. we may see a cluster or two. it will depend if this will make it across the mounta

alison: thank you. there is growing fallout from the president claims he was wiretapped by president obama in the campaign. a spokesperson from the director of international intelligence denied the allegations over the weekend. the f.b.i. director james comey reportedly asked the justice department to publicly refute the claims. our chief political correspondent scott thuman will have developments at 5:30. steve: a few showers out there. mest of d.c. woodstock and winchester up to hagerstown around the d.c. metro area. in rosslyn a few peeks of sunshine. 53 at reagan national airport. we will see scattered showers. overnight the temperatures are not going to far a lot. keep us on the mild side of things and a bigger warmup tomorrow. the highs make it to 60's to 70 degrees. we are tracking a cold front and looking ahead to the upcoming weekend. some scenario show to potential for the wintery weather. more on that coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks. larry: a man is dead and a woman critically hurt afte

alison: -- oil to keep the crops from freezing over. alison: 16 people overdosed in 24 hours. two of the victims died. police have a theory about the sudden rise of the overdoses. >> the instant where a dealer has a bad batch. or a strong batch that is more potent. alison: the governors of maryland and virginia declared emergencies to deal with the epidemic. jonathan: republicans continue the hard sell on healthcare. paul ryan busting out a plan to repeal and replace obamacare. a second house panel approved the legislation today. the president's new travel ban is facing legal challenges. hawaii filed the state of washington wants to block this ban as well saying it's the same order. mitch mcconnell is not counting on mexico to pay for the border wall. >> do you think mexico will pay for it? >> uh, no. jonathan: he says he has faith in the homeland security john kelly to secure the border. alison: a day that shocked a city and a nation. 40 years ago today when the armed gunman took over three buildings in d.c. shot two people including marion berry and held a hundred people hos

alison: the sites slowed over a typo? the surprising reason behind the internet headaches this week. michelle: the first lady marking read across america in classroom today. to a group of children. doug: sunny and a breezy thursday will lead to a cold and a breezy friday with maybe snowshowers and flurries believe it or not. we will talk about the impacts, when it will come, when it will leave and the weekend, too, coming up next at "abc7 news at 6:00". ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪ michelle: scary threats and now a man is behind bars. the man threatened to kill his wife and son and blow up buildings acros

alison: you never know. larry: you never know. alison: very funny.t 6:00 tonight, police officers busted for claiming millions in overtime they didn't earn. plus, caught on officer dragged from a traffic stop. a man thrown from a moving car. how this crazy chase ended. and what a secret service agent admitted to doing at the white house that has him facing prison time at 6:00 tonight. larry: this weather today we knew would be wild and fast and all those things happened. alison: it was. it was very warm and humid, too. doug: it was. we hit a high temperature of 80 degrees. that tied a record for the day in the area. kind of crazy. some of the highest wind gusts, not a complete list, but some of the higher winds, 78-mile-per-hour gust at our weather station at marine corps air facility quantico. 65-mile-per-hour gust in germantown. in camp springs, joint base andrews 62-mile-per-hour gusts. king george county, 62. so there was damage we've been reporting, trees down and houses. power outages and the like. now we're kind of just picking up the edges of

alison: we just lost him. jonathan: this is live television. alison: hey, there you are.on't know where i but the misery has already struck. in arlington, it is coming down pretty good at the moment. the metro will close within the hour. when it opens tomorrow, it will be a different situation. arriving in shady grove, gaithersburg, tomorrow they can take the metro rail and will open on time. however, it will be on a saturday schedule, which means trains roughly every 12 minutes or so. we ask commuters how that would affect them. >> i will just have to leave home 30 minutes earlier, that's all. not too bad. >> tomorrow, the kids will probably be home, so i have the will be working from home all day tomorrow. live, this is the departure board, all flight schedule tomorrow morning. butto bottom, nothing cancellations. not everything will flight is canceled, and you should check with your airline, but the majority of them tomorrow morning are canceled at reagan. a similar story at bwi and dulles. the airports are warning it will be a long day tomorrow. even if you have a fli

alison: i love watching the live camera. jonathan: gorgeous birds. alison: cool opportunity. this winter it feels like phil was right. one prominent local member of the community is admitting it. so he sent out a tweet today after winter's return. our very own stormwatch7 chief meteorologist doug hill. doug, i know this had to be a difficult tweet for you to send. but you are a big man to do that. jonathan: you hate phil. doug: no, i don't like phil. i have recipes for phil i have collected over the year but i'll give the vermin his due. michelle: it takes man toed a mitt when the rodent is right. i know you hope it's the last time the rodent was right. doug: on february 2 it was warm and we were gloating how incredible it was. what the heck? winter is not coming back. jonathan: did you see phil in the newsroom? interviewing. michelle: interviewing? [laughter] doug: we'll teach him how to use the clicker. it's all good. we'll get started and we will see a modest warm-up. talking about that. the day, this march 15, 2017 might go down as the coldest march 15 on record in washin

alison: thank you. it might not be beach weather but next time you head to hobe -- rehoboth beach, there are things to know. you can bring tents for babies but they have to be anchored. the city won't let you grill on the beach as well. keep that in mind. michelle: a lot of rules. jonathan: i'm with the umbrella police. steve: we will be in the beach weather. you don't want to swim now. it's cold! talking about the satellite and the radar, mostly cloudy skies. it will stay dry. if you have mir to go, it's the cool side. if the showers make it here, it will be after 11:00. it's late tonight. they are beginning to enter western ohio, moving east. they should be out of here for the rush hour commute in the morning. i'm not expecting a lot around here for tonight. the winds will be out of the southeast at 5 miles per hour. waking up for tuesday morning the temperatures will be around 40 to 45 degrees. the clouds will stick around for the morning hours. skies will clear and it's dry for the rush hour commute

alison: we'll see you then.u well know, some part of the area saw minimal amount of snow while others needed a bulldozer here to help clear

alison: thank you. look at this. this is the tropical cyclone debbie slams into northeastern australia. nasa shared this as the eye was approaching take a listen as debbie roared ashore. jonathan: winds swells] there was extensive damage on hamilton island and what was once a category four storm started to weaken. jonathan: so scary when they roar ashore. you never know the damage that will be done. one home can be perfectly intact and the next one next door can be knocked down. doug: our season is coming up before long. tonight we have showers and storms but nothing severe. the cold front is working out in your favor. it's probably friday before area sees beneficial rainfall. it's good thing. it may not be best for the timing of the friday activities but we need the rain. friday is looking better. the weather story on tuesday with sunshine. it's 72 in leesburg. 71 in fredericksburg. 67 in the rain this morning, this afternoon total up. the most we have had at any of the weather bug station. .7 of an inch of rain. cu

alison: that is right. amy aubert is here to join with us the latest on the gadgets and where we can get the hands on these. amy: three new gadgets they are introducing today. the new iphone. they have an updated ipad and a new app even that lets you create quick devices. look at the iphone. this is the iphone 7 and the 7-plus product red special edition. which marks the ten-year partnership between apple and red. red is a program that help provide access to hiv/aids programs in sub sahara africa. the latest ipad has 9.7-inch retina display, all-day battery life. front and back facing cameras and h.d. video recording. the price for the newest ipad is $329. apple kicking off a new app today. clip lets you create videos on the iphone and the ipad. the tech company says you can put together clips to make videos shareable on the app and across social media. it's free and it will be available next month. you can order the iphone and the ipad on friday. alison: are the lines forming now? amy: i'm sure. anytime no

alison: we'll see you soon. reminder here, kids and parents, be the first to know if school is closed tomorrow. check the ticker or sign up for text alerts at wjla.com/text. of course, just pick your school system right there. jonathan: still ahead for us, look bikes being blown away. how strong that wind was that literally halted a race that had bikers holding on for dear life. that is coming up. michelle: but first, a big celebration. the special olympic sendoff. we will take you to the party as team usa prepares to head overseas right aft alison: about 150 special olympic athletes representing team usa are heading to austria this afternoon to compete in the world games. q mccray takes us to the celebration. q: boy, do i have a crew to introduce you to right now. are you excited? [cheering] q: you are looking at members of the special olympics, world winter games olympic team from the united states. everybody here is going to be taking part in alpine skis. >> we are. q: what are you bringing home? >> gold! >>