Affordable housing controversy. Who is waging a battle next. Abc seven news at 11 on your side. At 11 frantic moments for Prince Georges County family. Son put on the wrong school bus and took over an hour to track him down in another neighborhood. Were live with that familys story and how the school responding. S what an ordeal on just the second day of school. Theres right. This mother still shaking her head finding it hard to believe hat in this day and age Something Like this could still happen. Shes grateful. Normal routine has turbed to her home. Following a frantic afternoon in Prince Georges County School System lost her myingl. Old son that shit has never happened. Dent n after dismissal at elementary an employee put him bus. E wrong this is not the first story i heard about a child being put on the wrong bus. When she realized she wasnt a daycare she was sent to different dare care. When she arrived he was not there either. I couldnt get out of the car. I couldnt get out of t
video store. reporter: an an arson dog was found in. but investigators will pull in surveillance video for the possibility the fire was set. my neighbor s stores are burned. reporter: and he owns the jewelry business farthest from the fire. the building has to be rewired and there may be structural damage. the fire department said the roof trusses over the effected part are bowing. reporter: investigators may determine the cause of the fire by tomorrow. i mel ex trevino where a dead plant could be the blame for a fire. rosemary dire found her deck damaged. the plant holder was a material that catches fire very quickly. reporter: frederick county fire marshall said her rectangular plant holder resembled this one. the dry grass-like material inside ignited. excessive heat and it s believe the straw type material heated up enough it was ignited. its plant was dried because we were on vacation for a week and when i came back the plant was dry and hanging and
occurred and we have expressed our concern. reporter: some metro customers are concerned about the near-miss at wheaton and the series of metro mishaps since last june s fatal crash. seems like it s repetitious and is happening day in and day out. someone has to do something about it. metro still has its defenders. i think metro needs more funding and we have to be more practical and keep them funded. they keep a million people off the roads every day. reporter: even though trains are operated manually, there is supposed to be an automatic train alert system that alerts the operators when they re too close to each other and takes over and slows or stops the train and that may not have worked. the track circuit is questionable, outbound trains approaching the wheaton station are doing so slowly until they figure out, brian, what happened. back to you. john henrehan, live in northwest. the woman charged in connection with the d.c. school principal s death is relea