out to the county and request a traffic study to see if it is based on -- if it would be warranted based on the volume of traffic coming through here. we would see it busy during the day. a resident said he may do that and others say they hope the tragedy that happened over the weekend will be enough to slow people down. >> it's dangerous. people are trying to come out brianne: now take a life look here. you can see that speed camera. the county putting the speed camera in here just in april of this year. we reached out to police and said it's cooperated monday through friday 6:00 to 8:00 but on law not operational on the weekends. just during the week. but so far since the camera has been put in place more than 400 tickets have been issued. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. jonathan: hopefully it will slow things down. three people treated at a

hospital after a crash involving a ride-on bus and s.u.v. in montgomery county. the vehicles hit each other at old town road near the beltway at 9:00 this morning. three people were taken to the hospital. at least one had serious injuries. all of the lanes as far as traffic are now reopened. we are still waiting for word to what happened to the crane working along interstate 395 in the district. our cameras caught the video. it didn't go all the over but quite a bit. near the massachusetts avenue exit this morning. we will let you know as soon as we learn the new information agent what would ald how they got it back up. alison: today marks one year since we first learned that two children in montgomery county were missing. >> it has been one year since sarah and jacob vanished from the home. the mother kathryn has been implicated with the kids' disappearance. to date she has refused to tell investigators what she allegedly did with the children. well, today, family members held a press conference where

they told us what has the most -- has them the most frustrated. they told us about the upcoming search to find the children. join us for abc7 news at 5:00 and 6:00. jonathan: new develop in the the wrongful death of freddie gray. the family will get $6.5 million from the city of baltimore. this has followed weeks of negotiation and still has to be approved by the board of estimates. the six police officers will be tried separately for the april 12 arrest. we have more on the settlement at 5:00. alison: the three teenagers accused of killing a fourth at a bus stop last friday were in court today. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg was in the courtroom for today's hearing. jeff: following the murder of 17-year-old danny last friday morning in sterling, loudoun county investigators work deep in the might to find the three men they say are responsible for the crime. in court today, 20-year-old henry vasquez and 18-year-old

juan selia. both arraigned on charges of being accessories to the killing. and with possession of a firearm while in the country illegally. also facing a judge this morning is a 17-year-old male, juvenile whose name is not released. accused of pulling the trigger. charged with second-degree murder. prosecutors plan to try the teen as an adult. authorities say the sophomore at park view high was shot twice in the back while on his way to a school bus stop near his home. he later died at inova fairfax hospital. the victim and the suspects all knew one another. while the motive is still unclear they are looking into whether the shooting was gang-related. is this gang-related, sir? >> no, no. jeff: definitively you're saying it's not? this man who did not want to give his name but has known juan for years says his friend is innocent. >> they arrested the wrong people. jeff: the exception of a few questions for the judge neither of the suspects had much to say in court today.

both are being held without bond with the next court appearance set for november 5. in leesburg, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: the woman who survived on-air shooting that killed two tv journalists is now out of the hospital. vicki gardner was released yesterday. garder was answering questions on live tv when she was shot. she underwent two surgeries. her husband says doctors removed one of her kidneys and some of her colon. we switch gears to the weather. if you stepped outside much you know it's hot out there, 'em for day after labor day. jonathan: going to school, they're in shorts and t-shirts. chief meteorologist doug hill has a check of the forecast. maybe it will cool down in the next couple days. doug: not tomorrow but after that we'll see the cooler weather. this september 8 and it feels the same it did on august 8. hot and humid. changes are coming. live look at the weather buck camera at the rockville campus

of montgomery college. just as pretty there. same view outside the belfort furniture weather center. a lot of sunshine. hot and the humid conditions. give the numbers here. 92 at reagan narc and an -- reagan national and andrews. if you factor in the moisture, the dew point in the upper 60's so it feels warmer. 97 out at reagan national. 93 in fredericksburg. frederick wins the prize. feels 98 right now. through the evening, it will be baseball weather. summary weather. hot and humid weather through the evening. nats first pitch at 7:05. it will be 87 at the park. slowly the temperatures slide after that. warm and muggy conditions all night long. clear skies over night. hot day tomorrow. showers and storms as the cold front approaches. we tell you what it means after the cold front in a couple of minutes. >> cespedes drives ill to --

it to right center. harper to center. he is waved loam. to the plate. he's safe. >> alison: all right. with that, plenty of hometown fans started filing out of nationals park monday afternoon. but bryce harper didn't like that. he didn't like they they left on top of the seventh inning on a holiday. mike carter-conneen live at the stadium with reaction after harper called out the fans, right, mike? mic that is right -- mike: that is right. to have hope for a postseason this game was seen as critical. the nats were hoping to make up ground against the mets that are currently leading the n.l. east. tied 5-5. the tie turned in the seventh inning. after the mets ended washington's five-game winning streak harper turned on the nats fans were leaving early. after monday's 8-5 loss to the division leading mets, national slugger bryce harper was not happy with the hometown crowd. baseball columnist tweeted

this photo, red river of nats fans leaving early. >> i left in the seventh. that is brutal. mike: on social media the backlash to harper's comment was also brutal. many echoed the frustration about the fair weather fans, but others called him a cry baby, mocking him. bryce harper 0-4 is more brutal than fans leaving on a hot, humid day. walking out on harper is like walking out on pavoratti. before the song is over. >> if you pay for nine inning, stay for nine innings. >> knowing the meaning of the game, i wouldn't have left early. >> it's emotion. no need to apologize for being human. >> others are left forgiving. >> i can look in the stands in the game and see who is leaving and not leaving. >> bryce should get paid a zillion dollars, you can say

whatever you want. i won't pay attention to it. pay more attention the game rather than the fans, bryce. mike: the nats host the mets again tonight. the game is three hours from now. another hot and humid one. we will see how it impacts attendance tonight. we are still seeing harper jerseys out here. reporting live at the ballpark, mike carter-conneen. jonathan: all right, thanks. that leads us to the question of the day. what do you think of bryce harper's comments about the fans? log on to wjla.com or go to the facebook page to join the conversation. we'll share some of your comments later in the newscast. alison: well, still to come here on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- making another change. look at the latest change to the church doctrine before pope francis heads to the u.s.. jonathan: later -- >> he was running like any little kid does and fell in a hole. jonathan: the race to rescue a baby -- or i should say a boy and a dog after a freak accident. alison: but first, back to class. look at the major change for a

local school system as students head back to school. jonathan: we head to break, a look at the picture. check it out. pics@wjla.com. today was this little guy's first day at first trade. he looks all set. lunch bag and backpack. love to see the photos. we'll have more and share them throughout the hour. back after this. introducing the first ever

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is that a dramatic start to day. 220 students forced to evacuate the dorm room because of the fire. roof deck at the fullbright residence hall on h street northwest went up in names. nobody was hurt. they quickly put the fire out. they don't know what caused it. today was a clean sweep for kids heading back to school in our area. alison: but as sam sweeney reports students in one county were able to sleep later. sam: good an. for the first time ever the home room bell at the hayfield secondary school rang later than before. similar story at public high schools across fairfax county.

the first bus didn't start dropping them off at 2:45 in the morning, the latest in school history. >> i'm excited about the idea. a brand new idea. sam: more than 188,000 student attend the school. the tenth largest in the nation. 57,000 of its high school students will get a little more sleep. the school start times have been pushed back. last year the school board voted to start the high schools an hour later. studies show adolescents do better with more sleep. administrators feel like it will make all the difference. >> they will be ready to learn. school started at 7:20, it was more difficult for the students. particularly the high school students. sam: fairfax county has 1,500 school buses, many will be on the road tonight. so if you're coming home from

work slow down. more than 250,000 kids across northern virginia will be walking home from the bus stop this afternoon. reporting in fairfax, sam sweeney, abc7 news. alison: kids are also back to school in arlington. parents helped the students to the first day at francis scott key elementary school. drivers a heads up. arlington county school buses now have the cameras that will snap the photo if you run through one of the stop signs. we want to thank all of you who are stending us the photos as the little ones go back to class. this is a picture of maina on the first day of school. looking good. we'll share more photos throughout the hour. send us picture and the videos at pics@wjla.com. jonathan: be careful with the buses out there. it also means more traffic on the roads so time to check in with jamie sullivan to see how the traffic is moving. jamie: jonathan, of course, we definitely are going to see

increased traffic in the morning and the afternoon at fairfax county arlington. so just be very aware. a lot of kids walking around and parents, too. a few issues in the d.c. area. crash k street northwest at vermont avenue. another accident to watch out for. this is in logan circle. 14th street northwest at rigs road. look outside and show what we have on the capital beltway. heavy traffic on both the inner and the outer loop. but not so much you see it here on the outer loop. just the inner loop approaching the american legion bridge. the issue is an accident closer to river road. the crash first is the outer loop. before river road. inner loop we are hearing about one closer to old george town road. something to keep in mind and watch out for. reminder for you if you travel metro, they are doing the

midway roadwork through friday. 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on the orange, blue, silver line. on the red line dupont circle to vanness. we have people not expecting this and it caused delays. a heads up and reminder to leave extra time if you travel on the lines. back to you. jonathan: thanks. while you talk about traffic, if you are driving on westbound i-66 tonight, listen up. there will be rolling closures at mild night. 66 between route 123 and 50. the rolling closures will proceed further westbound, root 29 in centreville and back to the beltway. this is done to test the traffic system. it should be done and wrapped up by 5 verz in the -- 5:00 from the morning. you are probably wide awake with the little one. welcome back. alison: thank you. it's a pleasure to be back and see evening. it's hard to leave the pressure little girls at home. jonathan: how is the little one? alison: wonderful. thank you for asking. even is doing good. great to see all my friends back here.

jonathan: everything will change more. you wait for that. alison: i know. it doesn't feel like fall at all outside. doug: no. temperatures are 90's again. we have done 50 or 51 days this summer that is 90 or higher. today is another on the list. get started. cooler days ahead. be patient. it will take a bit. senator coverage with the time lapse from damascus elementary school. after sunrise, the skies were crystal clear. heating of the day got underway and so too did cumulus clouds. we are later in the afternoon where ton angle is lower. heating of -- where the angle is lower and heating coming to an end. warm and muggy night ahead. temperatures pay cross the country, 92 in reagan national. 93 in hagerstown. cooler across the mountain. charleston and columbus. 91 at indianapolis. plenty of heat to go around. not only the heat but the uncomfortable nature of the heat. the humidity levels are high. feels like 97 in washington. heat index is it 6 in

richmond. 97 pretty good for washington this time of the year. not good in a good sense. it's uncomfortable. tomorrow is similar but we cool off for the middle of the week. we see the temperatures fall. after sunset we drop in 70's. most area stays in the 70's overnight. it will be clear overhead and muggy. waiting for high pressure to allow a cold front to approach. high will give us another hot and humid day. it could give us afternoon or evening showers. the better chances will come on thursday when the cold front comes through. 80% of rain by then. more comfortable weather on friday. future cast, take you through to show you the rainmaking inroads tomorrow afternoon. especially as we get through the day on thursday is when we will deal with the showers and the thunderstorms with the passage of the cold front. we will see the improvement of the weather conditions through friday. weekend is going to be cooler. that much we are sure of.

showers, we'll see. possibility, the weekend undecided weather wise. a lot of things could happen. alison: we have time. jonathan: thank you. alison: thanks, doug. well, reaction is coming in now to the pope's latest change within the church. jonathan: also what joe gibbs as to say about the quarterback shuffle here. alison: and there this is a photo of charlie. sent to pics@wjla.com. she says charlie started third braid in fairfax county today. hope it was a great day. >> we'll be right

alison: now to a developing story out overkeeps. the court clerk that refused to issue marriage license to same-sex couples spoke moments ago. >> i want to give god the glory. his people have rallied and you are a strong people. we serve a living god. he knows where each and every one of us is at. keep on pressing. don't let down. because he is here. he's worthy. i love you guys. thank you so much. alison: that is rowen county clerk kim davis. she was released from jail an

hour ago as kenneth moton reports her release came on the same day that republican presidential hopefuls mike huckabee and ted cruz met with her in jail and held a rally with her supporters. >> gay marriage versus religious freedom. embattled kentucky clerk kim davis is a free woman. >> she is released today. we are rejoicing in her release. but the court order did not resolve the underlying issue. reporter: a judgment released her right before presidential candidate mike huckabee and the conservative liberty counsel was set to rach up the fight and hold a ral hi for davis -- rally for davis. she sent six days in jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples because of the religious of her beliefs. >> the could remember of -- the courage of her conviction was more important than her freedom. >> it sparked debates, rallies

supporting her and protest at the home of judge that helder in in contempt. davis' attorney demanded the kentucky governor act to free the fellow democrat. but the governor said it was up to the courts. >> we got it! reporter: a judge decided tuesday since they are issuing marriage license they are believing that the county clerk office is continuing the duty. the judge says she -- if she interferes with the issuing of marriage license she could be back in jail. jonathan: pope francis lands in u.s. two weeks from today. but the vat ran announced a -- vatican announced a process where catholic can annul the mayors. we explain how not all catholics are happy with the decision. reporter: this is called a radical reform. another game-changing announcement from the holy father. pope francis is allowing the

catholic church to fast track decision on marriage annulment and remove the automatic appeals. the major announcement from the vatican comes during the church's year of mercy. catholics must get a church annulment if they want to remarry in the church, an often long and expense i process. the new law allows bishop to fast track the annulments. >> i do think it is a good idea to help people who have had difficult times in their lives with difficult marriages. to be able to look to the church for support. >> the latest reform by the popular pontiff, who is two weeks away from touching down in the u.s. for the first time. the "washington post" reports the move by pope francis called more inclusive, more liberal and more progressive are causing dissent in the religious franks. the conservative cardinals are

vowing to fight any changes to the church's doctrine. last week pope francis said he would allow women to be forgiven for abortion if they ask for forgiveness. his open arms approach could be seen in the virtual audience hosted by abc news. >> i made mistakes. as a person, as a mother. reporter: pope francis applauded the single mother and her dedication to her family. abc7 news. jonathan: so, as you might expect a whole lot of reaction coming into this one, especially out of wjla facebook payment. i'll share some with you --

jonathan: stay with us for complete coverage of the pope's visit. we'll 40 hours of coverage on abc7 and newschannel8. alison: coming up at 4:00 -- >> people in an ambulance. some displayed on the ground. alison: a cruise ship stranded in a tropical paradise that isn't all it's chocked up to be. >> the mayor and the police chief say there are 50 people in d.c. most likely to shoot somebody and police will pay them attention. i'm sam ford. that story is next on abc7 news. jonathan: we head to break,

another great back to school picture from a viewer like you. karen miller says this is brittany's senior year and mckenzie's first day of seventh grade. they look like they will have fun. hope they had a great back to school. pics@wjla.com. coming back after this.

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"7 on your side." jonathan: how about this, d.c. police think 50 people could be the key to lowering crime in the district. this comes as the city has logged the 109th murder of the year. d.c. bureau chief sam ford joining us outside misheadquarters for a look at what the push means around the district. i have to imagine they are going after the 50 people. sam: that is what it seems to be at this point. the mayor the chief call the program gun stat. to focus police, parole and other agency attention on 50 people most likely to shoot somebody in d.c. last night was another violent night in the city. 28-year-old jarell hall was murdered in an apartment on forester street southwest. also five people were shot and wounded in an incident at melon and martin luther king avenue southeast. today the mayor and chief displayed more than 20 illegal guns, confiscated on the d.c.

streets recently. the chief says the recent homicide arrest show the suspects generally have a history of gun crimes. the 50 people targeted have 850 arrests on their records. many of them gun crimes she said. >> to take guns off the same person over and over again is unacceptable. that we put the administrators at that leverage of risk and the community at that risk. >> unless you have probable cause or some suspicion, you can't surveil people or search people. sam: that was johnny barnes the former director of the aclu in washington. he says the city pursues the program and the city can expect a lawsuit from the aclu for violation of constitutional rights. we will have more coming up. alison: we'll see you then. thank you.

the shortened workweek is shaping up to be a hot one out there. chief meteorologist doug hill in the weather center when it may break. doug: by thursday we will get a break. but we are fortunate that over the holiday weekend the high heat and humidity stayed away. but today it's back. there is enough moisture to feel as if it's 92. no threat of rain. partly to mostly sunny around the area. it's warm and humid through the evening. 90 as we speak in fredericksburg. 92 in baltimore. it feels warmer with the moisture. 97 in washington and 95 in quantico. 94 at washington-dulles. through the evening skies are mostly clear. for the nats the first pitch should be in upper 80's. 87. clear skies. sunset very soon. by the second inning the sun is down and it will stay warm and muggy throughout. a sneak peek for the next few days. tomorrow 92. shower and storm in the

evening. a better chance of more widespread. much welcomed rain and thunderstorms on thursday. low humidity, sunshine and 85 on friday. we'll check out the weekend next time. alison: see you then. thank you. the labor day holiday is extended for those on the carnal liberty. they are stranded. stranded in paradise. a fire sparked yesterday morning. no one is hurt. the ship is being used as hotel. but the frustrated personals are wondering when and if the ship will leave the island. if you saw how unhappyree. people were, i mean it is just, frustrating. >> crews are working to assess the damage by the fire causing that delay in st. thomas. carnival says it is providing shuttle service to popular

spots on the island and $150 shipboard credit per person. hmm. explain that to your boss. jonathan: frustrated being stuck there. bummer. jeff bibs weighing in on the redskins quarterback saga. the newest member of our family, aaron hawksworth is here to tell us what is happening with the skins. erin: the last two weeks are a roller coaster. when the legendary joe gibbs speak, redskins nation listens. five days away from the opener against the dolphins on sunday. the timing couldn't be more perfect. we almost need an hour to get in the quarterback situation. first, robert griffin was the starting quarterback. then head coach jay gruden said not so much. this is curt cousins' team. so even though cousins' is the starter, some folks think maybe it should be rgiii's team, if and when he is cleared to play. so what does joe gibbs think of this? he was on "good morning

washington" and weighed in on the drama. joe: when i was coaching and when we had two quarterbacks vying for something they go hey, you will have a quarterback controversy. my statement was that's good. i want that. that means you have two good quarterbacks. that is a plus. we will start kirk cousins and even will be behind him. get rgiii healthy and get him back. good we have the depth there. alison: there you go. that sums up the d.c. sports for you. quarterback controversy. on your first day. erin,, we are glad to have you from atlanta. >> from cnn international. i'm happy to be here. this is an honor. jonathan: in your past, we crossed pass for boston and then in seattle. so welcome to d.c.

erin: time to start winning. all i have to say. jonathan: great to have you with us. erin: thank you. alison: still cocome at 4:00 -- still to come at 4:00 -- >> it all seems so fake now. alison: the creator of a popular instagram account putting barbie in unique situations and speaking out about her rise to fame. jonathan: child and dog. we have that story. alison: back-to-school pick. look how cute. we are not sure who they are or where they are headed back to school. i don't think it matters. cute picture. we want to thank megan brown for sending it in. announcer: abc2's countdown to

alison: a set of conjoined twins in ohio have been successfully separated. they are recovering after 16-hour surgery involving 30 specialists. they were connected in the hip and the pelvic region. the 11-month-old twins are the daughter of ugandan woman. jonathan: 4-year-old boy and his dog recovering after falling in a well in

mississippi. elizabeth hur has details on the intense rescue efforts and what led to the accident. elizabeth: cheers from the family and community for a job well done. >> i thought it was a big relief. a big relief. every coming together. elizabeth: dozens of the emergency crews gave their all to rescue a 4-year-old boy stuck in a hole 23-feet deep. >> so close and so far was the most hardest thing about it. elizabeth: the family called for help after 5:00 p.m. we are told that is when 4-year-old gabe heard his missing dog parking outside his home in lincoln county, mississippi. he ran out to follow the sound and ended up falling in the same hole as the dog. >> him and the dog out in the yard playing. he was running, running like normal kid does.

they had to call in a french crew. they lowered a rope down but it was too complicated for little gabe to figure out. but a second try with a different device worked. freeing gabe and his dog unharmed. the officials say he was cold and hungry but no injuries. jonathan: coming up at 4:00. a local motorcycle dealership is in a were of words over race relations in america. i'll tell you what the fuss is about. alison: plus, the hug seen around the web. we will explain this photo that is going to viral when we come back. jonathan: we will take you to

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jonathan: a quick reminder about the town hall meeting on the iran nuclear deal. you can watch your voice, your future town hall. tomorrow at 2:00 on newschannel8. we will have more on how congress is working on the deal coming up at 5:00. now we are about a month away from a rally billed as the ride for justice. maryland bureau chief brad bell explains why a local bike shop is pulling out as a gathering point for the controversial event. >> given the proximity to the national mall, harley davidson is often a rally point for the

mass biker events. long-time customers say it's part of the harley culture. >> you jump on a harley, it's one big family. brad: a group of riders participating with a ride for justice if the leader louis farrakhan justice or else, many of the loyalists got angry. >> i just can't see participating in something like that. brad: the problem is many view farrakhan rhetoric promoting the event to be racist and inflammatory. the criticism drew in this speech he used this language to claim he has been misquoted. >> farrakhan won't get an arm to white people. you see white people deserve to die. and they know, so they think it's us coming to do it. no. no. no. brad: when faced with the mounting criticism on social media and elsewhere, the owner of the dealership decided to

put away the welcome mat. in a statement saying harley davidson of washington opposes all form of racial, religious or ethnic prejudice. >> he should not have affiliation with anyone who advocates assault against other people. anybody. >> you are damned if you do and damned if you don't. brad: another rider said the dealership offered a parking lot, not an endorsement. in fort washington, brad bell, abc7 news. alison: in this age of what feels like a lot of distrust and the hard feelings between police officers and those they are tapped to protect and seven, a sign of good will making the rounds online. the police department in colorado posted these photos on the facebook page. they say the woman just walked in the police department and wanted to give an officer a hug. 20-year veteran christineer was there to -- chris steiner was there to oblidge.

the unidentified woman was upset about the recent loss of the police officers around the country and wanted to express gratitude for all they do. a nice photo. at home, many are talking about bryce harper's comment act monday's loss to the -- about monday's loss to the mets. jonathan: he was upset so many people left in the seventh inning in a key game to the mets. what do you think of his comments to the fans?

alison: you can join the conversation going to the abc7 facebook page. jonathan: if you leave early you miss a walkoff home run that could win it. alison: a lot of people were hot. jonathan: one of the best ways to cool off is a water park. alison: that sounds good. steve is at the recreation center/park in d.c. hi, steve. steve: this is best place to be. especially a day and a lot of the pools are closed for the season. free. this is at the park. no one is taking advantage of it now but the kids were here earlier enjoying themselves. these are open for the rest of the week. we are well above the national

average. let's move forward to talk about the upcoming weekend. upsettalled. especially on saturday. 40% chance for showers and the thunderstorms. for sunday we have highs in the upper 70's. something we have not seen for a long time. for those of you going to the redskins game, you will start the day off for the midday temperatures around 80 by 3:00. the best news is it stays dry all day long. look at the next seven days, fete out of the heat and the humidity. we will cool it down moving to early next week. monday back to work and school. upper 70's and the lower 80's on tuesday of next week. once again we are live at the guy mason recreation center. enjoy the fountains.

it will be perfect. alison, welcome back. alison: thank you. for me run through one of the splash parks there. jonathan: put the mic down. steve: i'm not realing getting it. alison: in the going a figure 8. steve: it's all illusions. alison: still cool you down. see you later, steve. thank you so much. let's check on traffic. jamie sullivan has details. jamie: we are starting off with the bumper to bumper traffic. take a look. this is what you have to expect traveling on 395 leaving the city. heading into the city northbound you get a good idea there. everyone is flaying by at or above the posted speed limit. i want to focus in on this. move to the maps. 395 from the 14th street bridge continuing south. working your way closer to seminary road to get to duke

street and esdall you are at 10 miles per hour. a few things in d.c. first i want to start with a crash. this is heading outbound on the freeway. outbound on relationship to 295 northbound is blocked off. be careful in that area. watch out on the capital beltway. closer to clara barton parkway. with we have -- we have delays. we had an earlier crash. that is why it's i have. on the inner loop, it will take 17 minutes. heads up. till call delays. be -- typical delays. be careful. a lot of delays. school is back in session today. everyone try to get home for dinner. back to you. alison: a lot of changes out there. thank you. when we come back, a disgraced miss america plans to return to the pageant that made her famous. jonathan: first day of first grade is featured in this

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jonathan: trending now. mystery of the hipster barbie,ed. you may have seen the instagram account trending for a week. it shows images of a popular doll in a variety of maces all over portland, oregon. more than 240,000 people follow this account. now the creator is speaking out. >> i created the account to make fun of people who are live offensive hashtag on instagram. all the pictures. jonathan: so now while the creator of those photos is speaking out, she is not coming completely clean because she wants to stay anonymous. all she will tell us is she is a wedding photographer who was tired of seeing so many pictures she calls overdone

social media shots. alison: okay. actress and singer vanessa williams returning to the miss america stage this weekend as the competition head judge. williams crowned miss america in 1984 but forced to resign after nude photos from her past appeared in "penthouse." she will be joined by other celebrity judges. the 2016 miss america pageant hosted by miss america airs sunday at 9:00 on abc7. our own kid o'shea headed to atlantic series for the pageant. his live reports will start friday on "good morning washington." leon: customers, many with children witness violent confrontation inside a local mcdonald's. pope francis has done it again. >> we had old school thoughts. >> while many feel he is

pushing his luck to set up a vatican showdown. the city of baltimore strikes a deal with x-ray "grey's anatomy"'s family. the multimillion agreement that wards off a legal battle over the young man's death. announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". "7 on your side." [screaming ] >> do it. leon: you see that? incredible video showing riverdale park police officers confronting a man inside a fast food restaurant. it went on for a while. tonight we are learning about the man and the officers that are involved. we spoke to police chief out there and brad is checking in on us live. what did he say about this? brad: we're told he was under the influence of p.c.p., a powerful drug to allow him to withstand the tasers, the blows with the baton.

it happened at this mcdonald's in riverdale park. it's a busy store. >> this begins as they face-off. the man refuses the orders to get down and the officer fires his taser. it does nothing. what the video doesn't show is what he did to warrant the police call. >> he was acting bizarre, crazy, running around. throwing chairs. brad: the man who took and posted a video to youtube wrote a paragraph explaining as much. the suspect now showed in his words super human strength. he was on p.c.p. >> he was oblivious to