says thimay have been planned for days. >> the terrifying incident began here. the 16 euro victim was walking home from school passed a popular -- 16-year-old victim was walking home from school passed a popular basketball court and she said something did not feel right. the news of an attempted abduction last night quickly spread through the quiet street of this upper marlboro neighborhood. of ourould be any children. >> prince george's county police say yesterday a man tried to abduct a girl walking along this basketball court. we talked to a family member who said the girl noticed a man quickly walking behind her. he grabbed her and told her to shut up and that she was coming with him. away, andcreamed, got ran home crying. the news was chilling to hear her of at reminded strange man she saw earlier this week. >> i thought it was maybe one of the neighbors having company or something. gibson had a bad feeling. >> when i went in and came back out i said, wait a minute. i am going to see if this guy is still outside. >> the man vanished. this morning, authorities released a description. a black male, 5'6", 100 30 pounds, wearing a gray beanie with a gray and yellow jacket. he is still on the loose. parents here remain on edge. great neighborhood. we will definitely be watching a lot more. do not havetely, we many more details to work off of, but prince george's county police will be canvassing the neighborhood this afternoon to try to get more information on this ongoing investigation. jeanette reyes, abc seven news. >> an update now on the suspect in the philadelphia kidnapping case. delmon barnes is now in virginia. >> can you tell us why you did this, mr. barnes? >> he was arrested in jessup, inyland, for a kidnapping pennsylvania. he was expedited overnight. he is accused of the abduction of a 16-year-old girl last month. prosecutors say he sexually assaulted the girl, hit her with a shovel, and poured bleach and gas on her. she was able to escape as he was digging a grave. >> a teenager is now fighting for her life and police have new information about the incident. breanne carter has updates. >> just moments ago, we got new up dates that we continue to follow at this hour. a wheaton high school student at this moment is said to be fighting for his life after being struck by an suv in a parking lot. just after 7:00 thursday night, he was walking in the lot when he was hit by a dark-colod suv that left the scene. police tell us a short time later a man believed to be the driver of that suv and two friends showed up at a police station in the area to fire a report of vandalism and assault. here is what we know at this point may have played out. police say that the individuals inside the suv were eating at a burger king when they noticed another group of guys watching from the lot. they told police that that group of about five-10 men started throwing roxette the suv. the driver says he left the parking lot and did not realize he had hit anyone. that is the latest from montgomery county police. at this hour, what actions may or may not have been taken during the incident are still part of the ongoing investigation. it is also unclear if the groups knew each other. the identities have not been released at this point. police are asking anyone who may have been in the parking lot around 7:00 last night to give them a call. they are trying to gather as many accounts of what happened as they can. breanne carter, abc seven news. charged withts are assaulting another student in high school. the teens allegedly assaulted an underclassman on the football team. theallegations do not meet criteria to be considered hazing under virginia law. >> we switched gears to the forecast now. a cooler start to the weekend. we have a live look at our weather bug. we have a look at the first forecast. >> it is definitely gusty. 40 mile-per-hour winds. winds on average between 25-30 miles per hour. at the -- as the upper level energy moves through, we have clouds and the few sprinkles. we are seeing a big improvement, maybe a few sprinkles around the chevy chase area. for the most part, we will stay drive for the remainder of the afternoon. it is 56 degrees at reagan national with a wind speed of 17 miles per hour, but again, the wind is gusting between 25-35 miles per hour. it will be cold tonight. temperatures will be near the 30's. we are in for a cooler weekend. inhave a big chill coming the week and we will have more on that in a little bit. today is the day president obama sits down with democratic and republican leaders to chart a path forward after the election. soon,gress does not act president obama says he will before the end of the year. families want obama to take action now, so they are taking their battle to the white house today. we have more on the protest that is about to get underway. >> the demonstration is going to begin in about 20 minutes. these have been some of the loudest voices in calling for immigration reform, comprehensive reform. they are putting a lot of pressure on president obama, now that the election is over. republican leaders have already said he should allow congress to have the final say on this issue. in just about half an hour, the president will be leading -- meeting with congressional leaders to discuss the path forward. the big fight will be does the president macky sall through executive orders or does he wait for congress to come up with a plan? fognow it will be a long battle. what will emerge, we don't know, but we will report throughout the day. house, abc 7 news. >> ed gillespie will speak for the first time today since tuesday's elections. he is within 1% of mark warner's totals in the senate race. he will speak in springfield and we will carry it live on channel eight. a retired navy seal says he fired the shot that killed osama bin laden. he is coming forward in an interview with "the washington post." rob o'neill said he came face to face with the terrorist in and fired two shots into his for head. he said he decided to go public toh his story after speaking families of 9/11 victims. his account varies from another soldier who wrote a tell-all book about the experience. his commander says actions like this are selfish and show a for the group's core values. on potentially deadly air bags. did the manufacturer know about the problem years ago? >> plus, an amazing survival story from someone so small. how crews found a two-year-old lost in the woods for 22 hours. >> it is going to get cold out there tonight. what i >> you are watching abc 7 news at noon -- on your side. >> government investigators have discovered new evidence of hacking, this time reading critical infrastructure like power plants and pipelines. this may have been going on for years. it sounds troubling. a major threat targeting infrastructure from the hoover dam to the georgetown reservoir. water anded by the sewer authority for the entire city. power plants this afternoon are also on alert after information has surfaced that computer networks with potentially destructive consequences have malicious software with the ominous name "black energy. can shutdown generators, open valves, and turn off pipelines. now, we have been in close contact with major utilities here at home. they tell us they regularly monitor threats of all kind. they specifically sent an e-mail to us, a written statement saying "we are part of a national cyber security monitoring network as well as a regional network. like all utilities, we require critical infrastructure to provide service to our customers. we want to assure our customers that we remain vigilant on all matters relating to security, including cyber security. abc news is reporting this afternoon, according to sources, the hackers are coming from russia and may be by the russian government. gonzalez, abc seven news. >> we are also learning more about the massive airbag recall --ect ing millions of affecting millions of vehicles. they can explode and potentially shoot deadly shrapnel at passengers. that thenew evidence company knew about the problem back in 2004. more than 30 injuries in the u.s. are linked to this problem. >> nike is the latest sponsor to drop adrian peterson. the running back was charged with misdemeanor reckless assault for hitting one of his kids with a tree branch. he pleaded no contest. he also lost his castor motor oil sponsorship. >> a michigan toddler is back home with her family after a pretty dramatic rescue. her homered away from one afternoon. she was lost for 22 hours in the cold and damp woods. family, friends, firefighters and law-enforcement's covered land and air. a german shepherd and his handler found her. both the icc and the new i-95 interchange should be open to traffic on monday if weather permits. in the meantime, drivers are urged to follow signs, follow construction -- watch for construction crews and pay attention to new patterns. stars are in the district today to help reopen a beloved tennis learning center. the 18 million dollar newly renovated facility will have six new outdoor courts and ask indoor courts in addition to an outdoor clay court. the indoor part of the facility will be called the williams arena after the sisters. and eileen went there this morning. >> it was a lot of fun. they are getting ready for the big gala so the big arena, the williams arena, right now doesn't look like much, but they will be putting the courts and after the gala. >> may be an indoor court would be good. gusting between 30-40 miles per hour. i wanted to show you this time lapse because we saw a little sprinkles that moved through at maryland.0 here in things are looking a little better. we are going to be battling between clouds and sun today. 52 in alexandria. no rain as of right now but we had some sprinkles and some pretty dark looking clouds in frederick, maryland. upper-level energy is moving through and that may lead to an isolated sprinkle. it is also really kicking up our wind, as i mentioned earlier. the highest best in frederick is 40 miles per hour. that does make temperatures feel a little cooler with 49 degrees in hagerstown, 50 six downtown, 53 in baltimore, 58 in quantico. when you factor in gusty wind, it feels like 40. a cold front slid through yesterday. the back end of the system is producing some snow farther north in pennsylvania and even to new york. for our part, more clouds and sun, maybe even a sprinkle as this energy slides through. as we look ahead to the weekend, things are looking good. for the rest of the afternoon, partly cloudy skies and breezy. temperatures will be worn. sunset tonight at 501 p.m. it's going to be chilly in our far northwest suburbs. we will drop into the middle 30's downtown. looking ahead to the coming weekend, it looks nice. for the day tomorrow, 50 five degrees. a cold start, in the upper 30's. keep that in mind when you are walking the dog. while 11:00, 49. looking ahead to sunday, i think we will have more clouds than sun. i think i just popped up the wrong day again. let me try that once more. on sunday, partly sunny skies and temperatures in the mid-50's with winds from the north at 5-10. monday and tuesday look nice as well. day, thefor veterans concert on the mall should be ok. thursday and friday, temperatures in the upper 40's to around 50. some nice, cool air for fall. >> we will get used to it. up.oming navigating a comic it it path to >> a baby, just two days old, left for dead in a new york city phone booth. that story is at the heart of tonight's "2020," family secrets. several stories like this tonight. >> we do. we call them the searchers. that baby we just talked about a moment ago was abandoned in the phone booth in the mid-1960's. that baby has grown up to be an incredibly accomplished and broker,ul wall street stock trader and mother of two, but she has always wondered, of course, who her parents were, who abandoned her and why. question we all wonder, who am i, these people cannot answer. wered his brother abandoned in a bronx apartment building. it took years to find the .arents, his half-sister it was years of searching before he finally found his biological brother. and you will see tonight what it was like for him to meet that brother for the first time. we have an unweighted mother -- unwed mother who had her baby taken away, wasn't even allowed to see it. decadeself has spent looking for that child. it's quite a story. you don't want to miss it. >> and the woman had her own question of who am i? >> absolutely. she calls herself a professional genealogist. she does everything. you might have seen her show on cable news or the opera network. dedicatedwhole show to helping people find their ancestors. all three of our searchers turned to her for help and she is able to find clues about their family that no one else is able to find after decades of looking. tonight, we go on the hunt for these searchers and find the answers. ahead,l >> before we go, this next video proves that no matter the decade, some things don't change. ♪ >> i need those high waisted bikini bottoms. >> if you think -- some youtube viewers with too much time on their hands matched this video from 1989 with a taylor swift song. it is uncanny how much they sync up, perfectly. 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