this is an antique shop in middleburg. we have video to show of the scene. we saw ten to 15 fish and wildlife agents loading up a moving van here. this is 30 minutes out of the airport. we checked the website. luxury items. if owner buys around the world and you can see the animal head on the wall. they all had good things to say. we don't know why the federal agents were here. that is information i'm still trying to gather. a school bus driver refusing to stop even after a wreck. >> it was hit so hard it looks crooked. >> the back end was offkilter it looked like he was sliding down a sheet of ice. jonathan: no children were hurt. the bus driverer said he knew he was in trouble so he figured he would drop off the kids first and deal with the trouble after. he has since been fired. >> shocker. >> the fist tree lighter of the season and bill kelly is out there. michelle: he is out there. feels a chill in the air. is the countdown starting? bill: yeah. we are very close. take a look. the big man himself up on stage right now. he pumping up the crowd. you know

david, not what you think of when you hear middleburg. >> reporter: not at all, jim. this is a really charming town, really picturesque at times, too. but behind me this is where the focus was through much of the day. they just wrapped up an on scene investigation. it's called the out post. you look on the web site they talk about the exotic finds they have. we can tell you having come here and out for eight hours, all of this happening in a home furnishings store. as the fall festivities transition to the winter holidays, the town of middleburg is picture-perfect. >> middleburg is a nice quiet village, a respite for folks. >> reporter: which makes all this activity along south madison street all the more unusual. town administrator martha simms. >> we are really saddened by something that happened today, but very supportive of our business community and hoping that all works out well for everyone. >> reporter: martha is referring to the outpost, it's been here for several years. they sell unique home furnishings. starting early friday morning, it appeared much of tha

. >> we brought you a raid on an antique story in middleburg. the officers were still inside in q mccray's report but are q: >> we are live in front of the shop. we saw ten fish and wildlife agents loading up a penske moving van. everyone here knows each other. you can imagine the shock when the feds entered the shop. we check the website that sells the antique and the items they buy from around the world. like animal hides. you can see the heads mounted inside. the reason the feds were out here is still under investigation and we'll let you know what happens next. reporting live from middleburg, q mccray, abc7 news. alison: thank you very much. covering mtr tonight. riders left in the tunnel. they scrambled to get it moving after the problems with the train. passengers were struck under ground for 20 minutes. >> it was inconsiderate. >> you were in the dark? >> yes. >> total dark? >> not total dark. some lights were on. >> was it scary? >> not scary. she was upset and angry. alison: power was restored 20 minute later. >> wow! the system brought

we are in the middle of middleburg, virginia. think hometown usa. less than 1,000 people who live in the town. so when they found out that the federal agents were here, raiding a store it was big news. the u.s. official and wildlife agents walked in the store and started to take things out. what were in the boxes? well, that is what we are trying to find out. why they were here and gave them the warrant to search the store is up in the air? we are trying to figure that out. when it comes to the outpost, check the website. they are known for selling antiques and animal hides so it is unclear what happened here. jonathan: the manhunt continues for cop killer in baltimore. sean suiter shot while investigating a murder case. the reward continues to grow. today passing $200,000. they are killer is on the run. the stormwatch7 weather team is tracking the forecast heading to the weekend. cool one. dry start. bill kelly is out there for the tysons tree lighting and this morning it was cold. bill: it is very chilly. the gloves, the scarf ofs, what do you cal

that's the latest here in middleburg, virginia. i'm david culver, news4. >> very curio i-team series, customers packed d.c. council chambers today to talk about their skyrocketing water bills and growing fees that seem to have no end in sight. investigative reporter jody fleischer is in our newsroom with why some say the fees aren't fair and how to fix that. jody? >> reporter: leon, that's the $2.6 billion question, how to fund a massive tunnel project. right now it's largely paid for by d.c. water customers based on the surface area of their property that can't absorb water like rooftops, patios and walkways. but as we showed last month, d.c. public roadways are exempt from that fee, even though they create plenty of stormwater. >> if you truly want to relieve the pressure the district government itself owns more impervious surface area than anyone, thousands of miles of roadways, sidewalks and alleys. >> reporter: today that former d.c. water board member and about two dozen other people spoke to councilmembers at a hearing on wa

some bizarre developments, talking about a federal raid at an antique shop in middleburg.dlife officers descended on the shop called the outpost. they loaded several items into a box and truck. their website says they are filled with antique and exotic artifacts from around the world, including animal hides. are wonderful people, great tastes, very generous. service: wildlife officials did not respond where request for comment. alison: a search for answers after gunfire hit a church in gaithersburg. lights seventh-day adventist church. plywood covers the windows were the bullets what through the glass. the damage was discovered wednesday. last night an officer heard shots fired nearby. gunshotseard about 12 in the area of the church. alison: 12 gunshots. no injuries. the police are trying to figure out why the church may have been targeted. jonathan: 7 on your side with health matters and a crisis facing cancer patients. there is a nationwide shortage of saline bags used to give cancer drugs. been in short supply for a few years but the situation was made a lot worse after

residents in middleburg were surprised by the activity they saw today. news 4 cameras caught federal agents removing items from the outpost, but federal officials and the store owners aren't telling us much at all about why. neighbors say the husband and wife who own the store are well liked here and they've lived in the town for several years. >>> friends of a murdered yoga instructor are not condemning her killer. they're imploring d.c. social services to help him. duane johnson was sentenced today to 30 years in prison. johnson confessed to assaulting and killing tricia mccauley last christmas day. his lawyer says just before the murder, johnson was kicked out of a mental health facility because he didn't have insurance. mccauley's friends hope johnson can be rehabilitated in jail. >> we hope that the d.c. court system will improve its mental health services to folks on the street. >> mccauley was on her way to christmas dinner with friends when she was murdered. those friends told the young today they're in grief counseling to help cope with losing h

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middle 30's in middleburg. , or a shouldner say tomorrow, should be cool. 51 for a daytime high. the upcoming weekend, a big cool down. a cold front on thursday will drop daytime highs to 43 degrees . saturday, 45. sunday, 50. a good time to download the stormwatch 7 app. 57 on thursday. there is the bigger cool down friday morning. saturday could be looking at a hard freeze around the dmv with temperatures in the 30's. moving into next week, 55-58 degrees. close to 60 by the end of next week. adrianna: i will take 60. the naacp says voters in northern for genia have received phone calls from people who are lying to them, saying the polling place has changed. the prince william chapter of the naacp wrote on their facebook page on monday that the calls are fraudulent and an attempt to suppress the vote. the naacp says the out of area calls have been reported in prince william county, manassas, and manassas park. stay aware of that. what does it feel like? like? does fearless age? or does it simply grow... stronger? fearless looks a little different to us all. you can find yours. c

outlying areas -- middleburg, gaithersburg, germantown -- that is where we will see temperatures in thes to just around 40 degrees. tomorrow, sunglasses once again. may see a stray cloud come 4:00 or 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. other than that, it is going to stay dry around the dmv at least for the next couple of days. christmas tree shopping? today is a perfect day to do it. tomorrow looks even better. thursday and friday, a little bit cooler. tree and bring a nice one home for the living room. saturday looking good. will be harbor -- i there mid morning and early afternoon. would love to see you there. sunday, looking good. lower 50's for the weekend. we're calling for highs in the lower 60's tomorrow. we have a chance for a stray late-night shower on thursday. highs by friday in the lower 50's. saturday looking good. sunday looking good. we stay near to slightly above average. the end of next week, we have temperatures that will fall back into the upper 40's. a chill on the way. lookingd tomorrow really nice out there. if you cannot get out there to take advantage of the sun today, tom

around 34 in middleburg. middle 30's in columbia. around 40 degrees over in annapolis. our futurecast for the day tomorrow, similar to what we have out there today. grab the sunglasses again. hardly any clouds. tomorrow. and then driving home for the rush hour on tuesday, looks good, no issues in terms of weather-related issues. highs for tomorrow will make it into the upper 50's to around 60 degrees. always a good time to download your smart watch 7 weather app, even though we don't have any severe weather on the way, no big storms, and it's going to be relatively dry for the next 10 days. this app can track temperatures, if you're traveling outside the d.m.v., it will track temperatures where you're going, so maybe chicago or los angeles or miami, you can use it anywhere in the united states. christmas tree shopping looks good today, tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, friday, even into the upcoming weekend, although it will turn a little bit breezy on saturday. temperatures will be in the lower 50's. the same on sunday, but keep in mind, our average high for this time of

david culver reporting live for us from middleburg. >> i'm erika gonzalez here at the live desk. we are watching news unfold in upper manhattan where a 4-alarm fire is raging out of control right now. we understand that this has happened in an apartment building started probably less than an hour ago. right now we are hearing there are no injuries, but we have heard from a lot of people on social media that say that they saw a fire ball of debris raining down on the streets. you can see the plumes of smoke from several blocks away. again, this is an apartment building in upper manhattan, a 4-alarm fire right now happening. these live pictures coming in. as soon as we get some more information on this, we'll have it for you right here from the live desk. back over to you guys in the studio. >> thank you, erika. here on the other side of the potomac, police in montgomery county say a church has been hit by bullets twice. a bullet shattered the glass and got lodged in a door frame at the front entrance to the new life seventh-day adventist church in gaithersburg. it's unclear when t