fortunately, no one was injured fire officials put the damage at $250,000. >> no injuries, that is a good time to learn a lesson here. to checka good time your system. doug hill is standing by the weather system -- whether center about whether the heating systems are going to stay on. -- in the weather center about whether the gene systems are going to stay on. >> a low pressure area is moving from east to west and that is keeping us locked into this breezy and chilly weather. as far as conditions on the weatherbug, our rooftop camera looks out at a patch of blue here. .heck these numbers in the 50's low to mid 50's. howard temperatures this time of year should be in the low 70's -- our low temperatures should be in the low 70's. >> in frederick county communities more in the loss of the local soldier. he was only 29 years old, but his commitment to his country and his family extended well beyond his years. we have more on this sergeant first class. >> army rangers are -- sergeant first class lance was always -- first-class lance voegler was always in harm's way. >> he did 12 tours of duty in afghanistan and iraq, but last thursday he died in a line of duty. >> he was always happy. he always had a smile on his face. >> teresa went to thomas johnson high school. 12 years after he graduated, she still members his impact in the classroom. >> he always had a great personality. >> he was a soccer player who was active in his church. today in his neighborhood where the 29-year-old army ranger grew up, there is a yellow ribbon and an american flag flying proudly outside his parents' home. neighbors here are grateful for his bravery and unwavering desire to serve. >> there's a lot of dedication to do that. and not really fearing for your own life to do it. >> he served and was rehabilitated and went back to afghanistan again it shows a lot of heart and dedication. >> he was posthumously awarded a purple heart and bronze star >> i know that he served as well. >> he was married and had two children. his wife is pregnant with their third child. >> maryland officials say that the front of cancer around for deedrick is no higher than other parts of the county. but those suffering disagree. agent orange was tested years ago. officials believe that the area is safe. frederick tonight with the details. rebeccah? >> that is right, we have been bringing continuing coverage for several months about a possible cancer clustered here in frederick. last night, officials from the maryland health department and frederick county gathered to let residents know of the preliminary studies and that there is no proof yet of a possible cancer cluster. but the residents of we spoke to disagree. >> lisa was born in frederick and married a local boy that served as mayor in the 1990's. she says there are not including the possible study -- there are many not including the possible study. >> there were three women that died of cancer that were not included the study because the study starts in the year 2000 and these women died prior to that time. >> it was only working for a nonprofit that she learned about testing of the homes. >> nobody in the community knew about agent orange. we did not know it. >> health officials said they are not convinced by an initial study and that there is no firm proof of a clip -- of the cancer cluster. >> the maryland council registry is not up to recognizing a cancer cluster. >> john, an environmental expert working for the cristian foundation, is convinced that there is a cancer cluster like few he has seen nationwide. >> i have done this a lot in the last 30 years and there are about five sites that are really important. this is one of them. >> look at the shocking progression of the cancer that killed him in just six months after cleaning atoxic valve. -- cleaning a toxic valve. >> people are dying and it is time for them to wake up. it is time for them to not push it off because they don't know what to do and they do not want to do it. complacency is over. >> maryland health officials stress that this was a preliminary study of the initial data and their continuing to look at the cases of cancer here in frederick. meanwhile, the man who started the christian foundation named after his daughter who died in her thirties of cancer, he said that he believes this study was done too quickly with too few resources and did not cover enough years and did not include enough cases of cancer. he could not be in last night meeting. he is in tampa where his wife is being treated for stage for breast cancer. -- stage four breast cancer. >> alley anderson and her son, 5-year-old solomon and 3-year- old alfonso died from smoke inhalation and burns. she managed to save her other three children by dropping them out of a window. >> a long-awaited trial for the man accused of killing local record producers by the deeds is now under way. beats wife took beatscotty the stand. >> qualities a sad story, it is also a brutal story. -- while it is a sad story, it is also a brutal story. three people were murdered just because a man wanted to steal some wheels. >> almost exactly four years ago, music producer and recording engineer, raymond scotty beets brown was shot and killed in front of his life. it has taken four years to bring into to trial. his widow and his friends say that all they want is what is right. >> if he is found guilty, she does want him to serve his time. >> the suspect, with two friends standing as lookouts, tried to steal the car, stealing only the rams. the wife testified that she watched as the accused shot and killed her husband because he wanted wheels. >> she lost the man she loves over a set of france. >> the rest of the story is just as brutal. -- over a set of rims. >> the rest of the story is just as brutal. two years ago there was another murder that was just as brutal. brown's family pointed out that there were three people dead over four wheels. of this's another side disk -- the society that works just as hard after hours to take what you have worked for. >> the defense says there's not sufficient evidence that jamal committed this murder and they're saying that the police are using him as a scapegoat and that he did not actually commit this murder. he is facing a sentence of life without parole. >> police want to know who shot a man found lying in a parking lot near metra station. the 32-year-old man was discovered near the huntington station around 10:30 p.m. last night. the victim's injuries are not life-threatening and his name has not been released. they're still trying to defend -- determine if the gunshot wound was self-inflicted or if someone was involved. 12 people were sickened by peppers for at an arlington shopping center after a female shoplifters. the pepper spray at the mall. -- a female shoplifter sprayed the pepper spray at the mall. >> a big announcement from the d.c. mayor adrian fenty and schools chancellor michelle rhee. it turns out, attendance across the city is up for the first time in 39 years. this morning, michelle rhee highlighted the accomplishments of the elementary. they have not one of a handful of schools to see a double-digit growth at the same time, there are concerns about overcrowding. >> we have a principle that has opened new classrooms where there -- where they are necessary and also, because we have been traditionally and under enrolled school district we have more than enough space. >> after her remarks, she declined to say whether she expects to stay in her post after lautner fenty leaves office. -- after mayor fenty leaves office. >> legislation was introduced today that would extend the school day by 30 minutes to seven hours a day. if approved, individual school principals would determine how to use the added instructional time. president obama is among the supporters of a longer day for all public-school children. >> coming up, tougher tests and a new kind of crash test dummies. >> and 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condition. >> i thank god that he put me here to help out that little girl, that is for sure. >> police say that the suspect had at -- had exposed himself to the little girl just prior to her rescue. >> a connecticut man is now convicted in the murder of a woman and her two daughters. steven hayes was found guilty of capital murder. jennifer and her 11 and 17-year- old daughters were killed in a home invasion in 2007. the husband, william, was beaten and tied up, but was able to survive. >> there is some relief that my family -- but my family is still gone. it does not bring them back. >> steven hayes is the lead -- is eligible for the death penalty. the jury is fedor to come back on october 18 to hear more evidence. a co-defendant in the case will be tried separately. >> in nevada, the streets outside of las vegas were turned into a muddy mess. lake mead had to be closed down because of this flooding. cars plowed through the mud in other areas. the muddy water rose up to 10 feet. no 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stewart is missing. this neighbor, who did not want to be identified, said that he often talked about taking a cross-country trip in his like this. sunday night, that alexis was found in yellowstone national park, but he was missing. >> stewart was a friendly, neighborly guide. someone you would like to have in your neighborhood, especially in a neat -- in the wintertime. because he would come out and help you clean your driveway, your lawn, your car. he was just a helpful person. >> he did not bother nobody. he took care of his property. >> he lived here for quite awhile. >> yeah, at least seven years or better. >> searching by ground and by air has turned up nothing. it neighbors say that he had recently lost his job with verizon. >> i had a neighbor, last night and said that he lost his job back in july and it kind of freaked him out. i guess it would. >> they have had constant contact with police and authorities out in yellowstone. they, so far, have not found anything. they do not suspect foul play. >> a man who stood by the washington redskins for decades was laid to rest today. graaff campbell, otherwise known as grandpa hogget, was not buried with full military honors. he helped found the house gets back in 1943. they were known for wearing dresses and hats and the now it's back in -- pig snouts during the games. >> starting today, d.c. residents can get tested. >> organizers said they have already seen a lot of success for this program this morning in just a few hours. and they say this is the first time it has been done in d.c., possibly the nation. >> it is a place most everyone has to go, and that is the driving force behind hiv testing at the dmv in southeast. >> there has been a lot of fear and stigma. i think this project is attempting to normalize testing. >> it is a collaboration of a public/private partnership and a $250,000 grant. any president who comes into the branch can take the test -- any resident who comes into the branch can take the test 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touched my sister, she might get an allergic reaction. >> her entire face swelled up and her eyes swelled shut and she was covered in hives from head to toe. but the school nurse in alexandria -- >> this corners and a school in alexandra -- alexandria said the rise of steam to the orgies is almost staggering which is part of the reason that alexandria maintained a school nurse on every campus. step-by-step guides are posted and the staff is trained. >> the cafeteria staff is trained for what they need to do. the teachers are prepared as well as the eight ministers. >> and the lunch line at its automated -- as well as the administrators. and the lunch line is automated. this elementary set the standard. most areas school districts do not have nurses or food allergy policies. >> because of the budget cuts, the fault -- the school health services are reduced, many times, but if -- it is at a cost. >> maria is so passionate about the issue that she now goes to other schools to provide training and awareness of the food allergy through the food allergy and anaphylaxis network. >> from peanuts as a snack, another kind of snack here. you can rest easy, frito-lay is changing back to its old son chip packaging after complaints over how loud the biodegradable packaging is. they're allowed because of the plant material they're made out of. -- they are loud because of the plant material they're made out of. >> a rescued hiker is speaking out today. he was stranded in a california candidate -- canyon. he survived six hot days without food or water in the joshua tree national park. after making a series of wrong turns he realized he was lost and felt like he was wasting away. he was also a bit of a comedian about keeping his spirits up. >> it turns out it was very friendly with this horse fly. it was my companion there and it's the dawn me and hung out all day. -- it slapped on me and hung out all day. >> he also credited his walking stick for helping him climbed boulders and 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i woke up and did about three hours on a treadmill and i probably will again tonight at about 10:00 -- until about 10:00. it is a lot, but i know what i'm getting into. both teams clash around schedules. my greatest hope will be to get rid of that stress around playoff time. >> speaking of the cavs, i caught up with jason janeiro this afternoon and he was wearing a shiner like no other. >> luckily, i married, so i do not have to go and impress the girls. >> jason says he was sitting on the bench when he got hit by the puck. he will where that baby for a while. -- he will where that baby for a while. -- wear that baby for a while. [laughter] i guess he's lucky does not have to impress the girls. >> an old volkswagen van -- volkswagen van in the and d.c. york is g >> an old band known as the peace mobile has sparked a battle in to the palisades. >> [inaudible] with the support of her neighbors she refused. >> it just reminds us that it is important to speak up for what you believe in, whether it is free speech, environment, poverty, it is important to speak up. >> the values that janice kaplan radiates off her palisades -- the values of janice kaplan radiate off of her palisades, but public works has labeled her fan as an abandoned vehicle because it has no engine and is impossible to drive. they told the owner to get rid of it because it could attract animals and could be hazardous to the community. kaplan says it is not an abandoned vehicle, but a work of art. it was recently painted by children in georgetown and they used it as a prop in their musical. but the city is sticking by its guns. they say if they let this one go, every owner that has an abandoned car could this same thing. but this woman, who would not go on camera, agrees with them. >> -- agrees with it. >> it is someone's individual expression and has some sentimental value. as far as i'm concerned, i'm ok with it. >> it is part of america. >> kaplan is currently working with city officials, but the city told us today they're going to tow it by the end of the month. even if they do, we hope it has inspired others to stand up for what they believe in. >> this week is the peaceful bill. next week it could be educational -- an educational forum, poverty. >> that is it for the news at 5:00 p.m. tonight at 6:00 p.m., a crackdown on terrorism after a widespread warning. >> new precautions here at home. that we will have the latest on this new threat. >> president obama goes back to school, so to speak. the big homework assignment that he has given some of the nation's colleges. >> live in hd, this is abc7 news at 6:00 p.m. on your side. >> a more intense crackdown overseas, days after u.s. officials issue a tear other for americans traveling to europe. >> polic s