suzanne kennedy will be back shortly with another update. sky track 7, live over the scene out of new carrollton. everyone pushed over to one lane in order to get by. back in 10 minutes to update your ride north round. larry? larry: talked use in. new this morning, a star >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. >> last week an anonymous caller phoned in, claiming that adam levine was abusing his four-week-old daughter. >> anytime an allegation is made where a child is being abused -- in particular a very young child -- they will immediately want to jump on it. >> the lapd juvenile division investigated the complaint and found no evidence of abuse and closed the case. this morning police say no charges have been filed, experts say that the grammy winner himself was victimized. prank call to trigger a swat team response on innocent victims. date -- dan abrams weighs in at [ roars ] [ up tempo music ] get the new xfinity tv app and for the first time ever stream live tv, watch on demand, >> you are watching "good morning wa

suzanne kennedy is at the linton hill -- at the lynhill condominium with the latest. suzanne: hundreds of tenants who live at the lynhill condominiums worry that the company who runs the condominium has not been paying its bills. earlier this morning, a pepco crew was here to turn off the power to the two buildings. residents are scrambling to determine what to do next. >> we don't have nowhere to go. we are trying to find somewhere to go now. we coming home, we get home late and i know there is trouble because it is cold at night. suzanne: this is what the manager had to say. who is responsible for paying they are not current bills. suzanne: more than a dozen directors are in the lobby of this building talking about the future of management here. we also spoke with pepco this morning, who says due to privacy issues, they cannot talk with us about the specifics of the case. they say in temple hills, maryland, suzanne kennedy. back to you. speaking of the forecast, fall -- jummy: speaking of the forecast, fall has arrived. chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a lo

i mean, good job suzanne kennedy, live in rosslyn. autria: suzanne? suzanne: good morning to both of you. this is such a great fall tradition. a lot of marathon runners will be lacing these up sunday -- morning. metro will start running at 7:00 in the morning, not 5:00 as they have in previous years. pentagon will stay open one hour to a, it arrived late to the starting line. organizers are asking runners however to leave a two hour buffer to get them to the scene on time. now, there are some shuttle buses. for routes from crystal city and alston. one important note, the buses are not free, they are $1.75 and you will need to use a smart card. pentagon will be the busiest station. you can use pentagon city and if you want to come to the finish line you can use the arlington stop but that does not open until 9:00 in the morning. road closures will start before dawn and if you want to learn wjla.com. reporting live in arlington, suzanne kennedy. mary: the world series resumes tonight in chicago. dozens of fans welcoming the cubs home late at night. this

suzanne kennedy has more. suzanne: the incident took place earlier this week at the columbia heights young lady that she had to put away the chips and candy she was eating inside metro station. -- inside the metro station. this is the video. take a look at it. it was shot by a metro commuter and provided by the black lives matter group. you can see the police officer is attempting to put handcuffs on the girl and at one time kicks her foot and she falls to the ground. metro police say the girl was she needed to put her food away and was asked to leave the station if she did not do so. according to the black lives matter group, the girl was experiencing emotional trauma because a friend of hers was murdered monday. the girl was arrested for unlawful entry. it was a defense attorney at the georgetown law school who takes the incident. that person is following up to see if the police were justified in their actions. suzanne kennedy, "good morning washington." autria: breaking this morning, a monster storm making l

suzanne kennedy has more. suzanne: candles are being used at the lynhill condominium complex as the power has been out for going on 48 hours now. efforts are underway to get a hearing on the books to resolve this situation. yesterday residents continue to move out of the temple hills complex. monday the power was turned off after the previous board of directors failed to pay their bills. a board has asked for a payment plan but was turned frustrated and are trying to get answers. state and local leaders were here wednesday trying to sort the situation out. about 150 people live in these 250 -- in these two 50 --year-old buildings. many are on a tight budget and cannot afford to stay in hotels. some do not have anywhere else to go. residents are planning to hold a suzanne kennedy, "good morning washington." autria: breaking at 6:47, we are learning that the shooting victim at the waldorf movie theater has died. the charles county sheriff's office responded to the amc theater just after 8:00 last night. the victi

suzanne kennedy is live at the linde hill condominiums with the latest. suzanne: the lights maybe on in the building behind me on good hope road, but it's how long that will remain the case. yesterday residents got a letter of intent indicating that the electricity would be shut off because the company that manages the complex hasn't been paying its bills. this is not the first time they have fallen behind, but it appears significant action will be taken as a result. the 50-year-old complex houses about 500 people. residents say that there are many problems here. crime, many of the tenants are low income and don't know where they will go if the utilities are shut down, but they will have to leave as it is unsafe to remain. abc 7 has reached out several times to the management company of this condominium complex, but we have yet to hear back from them. reporting live, suzanne kennedy, "good morning washington." larry: thanks for that, church member, charged in a fraud scheme. the three of them appeared in federal court yesterday, accused of convincing churc

in montgomery county, suzanne kennedy. back to you. jummy: a messy morning that is foxhall road, making the commute a hassle for some drivers. john gonzalez is on scene with the latest. john: gas crews have been out here since 5:30 this morning. that is when the first call came out for the smell of gas. they are working as quickly as possible. the morning rush-hour was a mess and they don't want it to happen again this evening. a busy area near american university. you can see the work. they have been using heavy machinery to dig up foxhall road and get to the gas line to find what caused the leak and to first and foremost, stop the leak. customers in the area have not been affected. the traffic has been. southbound lanes on foxhall road traffic in both directions through. traffic controllers have been out here, trying to get folks around. it was a slow morning. this afternoon, they are trying to get everything up and running. the cause is under investigation. crews got the call at 5:30 and have been working on the gas leak repair ever

suzanne kennedy has the latest. >> the incident took place tuesday here at the columbia heights metro station. it started windows go police officers ask a high school student to put away the chips and candy she was eating in the station. that's police officers ask a high school student. this video was shot by a commuter. a police officer is attempting to put handcuffs on the girl. according to the black lives matter group, the girl was experiencing emotional trauma because a friend of hers was murdered the previous day. we should video to commuters this morning. excessive force. the teenagers in the city tends to letter on our metros. that litter on our metros. >> it's very disturbing considering they does there's other ways of communicating. >> metro police say the girl was defiant and refused to put the food away desp larry: parents and prince george's county accused of killing their baby boy will have their bond reviewed tomorrow. they were arrested yesterday -- the child died after being hit several times. and one petty admitted to assaulting the child and burying iraq's prime min

suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. jummy: let's get to a closer look at what we can expect this weekend with stormwatch meteorologist doug hill. don't tell it is -- doug: 59 and reagan national with sustained wind at 26 miles per hour, definitely dry and breezy. we have had wind gusts reported at 40 mile per hour gusts. a very breezy day. the wind will stay gusty throughout the day. the highs will range from the upper 50's to about 60 degrees the upper 30's to mid 40's. getting into the weekend, let's talk about tomorrow morning. the halloween hustle 5k, the weather will be perfect. we get into sunday morning, and we will take a little more of an expanded look at the weather for the marine corps marathon. but the best weather of the whole morning will be when the runners start. we will give you a timeline of how much it will warm up during the day and take you ahead for the next seven days as well. eight minutes. jummy? jummy: knew this noon, metro is expecting to make more job cuts in the coming year. paul wiedefeld s

in temple hills, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. jummy: we are also covering metro as one motto -- as wmata prepares to enter the next phase of the same check planned or you can expect full-service tomorrow and friday. saturday, surge 10 begins, reducing service on the red line for several weeks, meaning the checks will be shut down between nova gallaudet and forgotten -- and forgotten -- >> surged 10 has one of the largest impact of all the surges we have done and will do. it impacts about 200,000 trips per day. red line customers to have other options, such as telecommuting, traveling off-peak, and using bus alternatives. jummy: safetrack surge 10 will begin saturday and wrap up on december 22. why bush gardens is shutting down one of its rights. >> throughout the decades at ery, dogs and bicycles have always been allowed. we will tell you about the new rule changes at the cemetery. announcer: you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. jummy: a deadly amusement park accident in australia is prompting busch gardens in flori

suzanne kennedy has the story. >> we are in the 4200 block of mead street and this is where the yorkie was found a week ago today in this alley inside a trashcan. the humane rescue alliance had to euthanize the animal the day after she was found and the searches on for the person responsible for injuring the animal and dumping it in the garbage can. >> the dog was in really horrible condition. dental disease. a prolapsed rectum. covered in maggots. just a horrible sight. it could be a felony. based on the nature of what happened. they jail time and we want to know what happened. >> they are offered at $2000 reward for any information leading to an arrest in this case. if you know anything you are asked to call the humane law enforcement department. back to you. melanie: new at noon, busted. the department of justice has announced a call center scam targeting tens of thousands of people in the united states have been arrested. suspects in person it themselves as being part of the irs or part of immigration services. scams cost hundreds of millions of dollars. happening today, action is

suzanne kennedy is live in alexandria with more. in exactly 19 days, xx will elect our next president. tonight - donald trump and hillary clinton have one last shot to make trump and hillary clinton have one last shot to make thier pitch in prime time. the third presidentail debate more on tonight's final showdown. it was a wild chain of events in prince george's county - a carjacking. away. and now: one week later -- we have new surveillance video -- and our first chance to hear the frantic 911 calls. sam sweeney is live at the tastee diner in laurel with the new details. trt=:14 oc= hurry up please neighborhood. just sign up for our abc seven breaking news text alerts, to get a message sent right to your phone. this next story gives new meaning to the term auto pilot. developers have successfully tested a robot that can fly a plane. you can see it here ... this flight took off recently from manassas. don't be fooled by the man on the left ... the robot is doing the flying. the high-flying cyborg is known as the aircrew labor in-co

suzanne kennedy is live in alexandria.. with more. we're going to have to say bye bye to a local superstar early next year. the national zoo announced today that's when bao bao will be heading home to china. the giant panda cub was born at the zoo three years ago -- and is one of the main attractions with her mother, father and baby brother. one woman came all the way from india -- the national zoo's agreement with the china wildlife conservation association lets it keep parents tian tian and mei xiang so long as any cubs they have head back to china before they're four years old. then those cubs become part of breeding program. we'll let you know as soon as we hear an exact date for bao bao's departure. coming up. witnesses speak out after a fiery explosion in oregon. what firefighters are learning about the cause and the latest on the people caught in the middle. and, we're tracking the storm as it gets set to move through the d.c. area. timing -- totals and how cold its going follow your own sense of style... because, you want to b

suzanne kennedy is live at the noma gallaudet station with why surge ten could have an even bigger impact. phone. whether it's safetrack, single-tracking or delays, abc seven has got you covered. com. the first of three public hearings is set for tonight, on plans to extend the i-395 express lanes. the hearings begin at 6:30. tonight's hearing is at wakefield high school in arlington. a hearing this wednesday will be held at francis c. hammond middle school in alexandria. a hearing on november 30th will be held at bren mar park elementary school in alexandria. officials want to extend the i-395 express lanes north by eight miles, so they end at the d.c. line. happening tommorow - it's the world series showdown decades in the making. after a 71 year drought, the chicago cubs are headed to the championship against the cleveland indians... and tickets won't come cheap. the average price for all three games in chicago is more than 35-hundred dollars, according to tracking site seat geek. game 5, which wouldn't be played if there's a sweep, has an average listing price of 46-hundred bucks.. ma

suzanne kennedy is live in temple hills with the call for help happening today. developing now - a take a look at this incredible video. people - kicking out windows trying to escape a train car that filled with smoke! this is the busy "back bay" station around rush hour. you can see the panic as riders try to get out. " transportation determined a cause but they believe a motor on the train overheated. three people were treated and released from the hospital. and this incident - all too familiar for metro riders in our area. in january of 20-15, smoke filled a tunnel near the l'enfant metro station. an electrical malfunction caused the smoke to enter the train while it was stopped. one woman died and more than 80 others were sickened by a seven on your side consumer alert.. a dangerous link is circulating across the country on twitter. if clicked, the user's phone automatically begins to dial 9-1-1 non-stop. this continues, even if the user hangs up. one of the links reads.. "i can't believe people are this stupid." but the link is often disguised, using other h

suzanne kennedy is live at the columbia heights station with more. in the murder of their baby boy. geneice and antoine petty of greenbelt - are facing charges in the death of their 3-month old son: antoine flemons. he and his wife then admitted they buried the baby to hide the crime. antoine is charged with murder - geneice is charged with accessory after the fact. new bus service begins this sunday, ahead of the opening of m-g-m national harbor. the casino is set to open december 8th. the "n-h-two" metrobus will run from the huntington and king street metro stations.. to national harbor. today the media, state and local officials, and national harbor employees are invited to take a preview ride. morning -- you can access free wi-fi near the white house. the complimentary internet service will be accessible along portions of pennsylvania avenue as well as a section of foggy bottom from g to i streets. mayor bowser will bring the network online at 11:30 this morning in murrow park. the dc wifi service is part of a partnership between the city and business development organizations.

reporting live, suzanne kennedy. larry: thanks, suzanne. block of stanton road. 13 bullets were fired. there were two young cobblers inside. they were not hurt. -- toddlers inside. they were not hurt. autria: the conch -- the couple accused of hitting and killing and burying their young son behind a school are facing murder charges. larry: a prince george's county murder is out on bail after facing charges in upper marlboro. we are working the it more information for you and the have it when it becomes available. jummy: metro news now. i controversy is touring over and's next spring. metro will be shutting down at midnight seven days a week. what happens after that is still not clear. paul wiedefeld doesn't want the system open as many hours as it used to be. saying that he could live with a closing time of 1:00, but many people call it still too early. >> the bars and the restaurants stay open to it should be 3:00. jummy: residents weighed in. the metro board will discuss the comments next month and is going to make a final decision someti

problems on the blue orange and silver lines suzanne kennedy live at the roslyn station. suzanne. >> a bit of a rough commute for folks who take metro silver orange line continues to single traffic between foggy bottom and clarendon in the blue line single tracking between foggy bottom and arlington cemetery all of this because of an arcing insulator around 5:30 a.m. this morning at the roslyn metro station. we can tell you that dc fire and ems responded on washington extinguish the fire but still the residual delays as a result of this woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing to represent me. woman: or me. woman: barbara comstock would overturn roe vs. wade. barbara comstock: i think roe vs. wade should be overturned. woman: barbara comstock. man: too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing. woman: barbara comstock is against marriage equality. man: she even voted to allow federal contractors to discriminate too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac with us. is responsible for the c