it's a great day for an adventure. surprises are hiding around each corner. come chase thrills that lead in every direction. yet somehow bring us all back together. busch gardens williamsburg and water country usa. vacation packages start at $50 per person. a whole other world awaits. leon: we have breaking news happening right now but the avenue metro station. a piece of debris fell from the ceiling. we have cruise on the way and when we are live on the scene we will have the latest. our top story, stormwatch moments ago.

is threatening florida and will likely have an impact on the weather here this weekend. let's find out if we need to brace for rain. , you have new information from the weather center? steve: a lot going on. we have a brand-new severe thunderstorm warning for parts of montgomery county, frederick, and howard counties until 11:30 p.m., moving to the south and east. a lot of lightning with this. if you are watching near damascus, heavy rain, a tremendous late show, and annapolis and woodfield coming you are the path of strong, severe thunderstorms with gusty wind and heavier downpours. the latest information from the hurricane center, good news come at least better news. will makehermine landfall thursday at 7:00 as a category one hurricane. as it moves up the coast, the

thefurther east the storm, better it is for the d.c. metro area. earlier today there was a tremendous shift to the west that brought it further on shore. if we continue the trend further to the east, that is lesser rain amounts for the d.c. metro, which could mean a better we can for the delmarva beaches. more on that coming up. just ahis is more than one-to punch, it is a double punch. florida is under a state governments to see as the tropical storm comes barreling towards the state, but in the meantime, two hurricanes are bearing down on hawaii. 10 million people are in the path of severe weather. jonathan elias has how different parts of the country are getting ready. jonathan: this is very serious. has not storm hermine reached land yet, but creating havoc. the outer bands

are making landfall, flooding streets in florida. peoplete is bracing with filling thousands of sandbags to keep the water out. the redskins move their game with the tampa bay bucs to tonight in anticipation of worse weather ahead. >> will have a storm surge, rain, the risk of tornado across the state. jonathan: we are talking gulf coast and east. further west, hawaii threatened by hurricane lester and tropical storm madeline. all of the big island schools are closed as well as the port. there have already been huge waves and torrential bursts of rain but the worst could come later tonight. the big concern is the storm surge and possible mudslides. stay with abc 7 and wjla.com for updates about the storms. with they up-to-date weekend weather by downloading our free stormwatch 7 weather app,

google play stores. the rhode island metro station is shut down, trains bypassing the station because what is being called structural problems. tonight the word is that debris fell from the ceiling of the station. there are delays right now in both directions, shuttles being used to get people around the scene. anna-lysa gayle is live right now. what is going on? anna-lysa: officials tell me the rhode island avenue metro stop is closed as a precaution. right now workers are assessing the damage. we do not know when this metro stop will real. a piece of metal and concrete fell from the mezzanine ceiling. no injuries were reported, free shuttles being provided to the next metro stop, which is brookline. if you look closely, workers are trying to manage this issue. we doot

affect the morning commute, but if you tune into "good morning washington," we will have those details. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. leon: developing now, tragedy in loudoun county. is deadonth-old baby and her mother in serious condition after been struck by a car in leesburg. tonight, and emotional showing of support for the victims and demands for change. richard reeve has the very latest on this heartbreaking investigation. rich, what can you tell us? , police andn prosecutors continue to look through the evidence. the crash happened in the crosswalk on riverside crossway. we have a growing memorial for that mother in her baby. --d tears and embraces >> it is beyond>> horrific. richard: a night of raw emotion.

richard: dozens of people came to riverside parkway and kick part drive, where a-month-old baby was fatally struck, her mother fighting for her life. >> you think like things like this happen other places. about 80 m wednesday, a mother was crossing the parkway, her baby in the stroller, when this issue v struck them -- when this suv struck them both at 8 a.m. summit u.s. trying to give cpr to the baby. she was screaming because she cannot move. richard: witnesses say the baby was ejected from the stroller. the driver stayed on the scene. >> those two families' lives have been turned upside down. richard: residents have been voicing concerns about traffic safety. for now, prayers for the mother, her baby

>> we are a loving community and will be there for both of them. richard: there is a growing memorial flowers, and overhear personal messages of condolence from people in the community. we are told the mother is in serious condition, not life-threatening injuries as the investigation continues. many prayers for that family tonight. richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, rich. an 18-year-old was arrested tonight for stabbing a pregnant woman. sky track 7 was over the scene in kensington. tom roussey joins us now with more. tom, is there an update on the woman's condition? not too long ago. she is in critical but stable condition. i'm told that her unborn child's

condition has been stabilized as well. down on that path, if you wear could to continue walking forward, you would come to the track at einstein high school. if you made a left, if you hundred feet down the dirt path is where this happened today. >> the suspect was known to her. tom: the pregnant 19-year-old woman was stabbed multiple time shortly before 3 p.m. the suspect, her 18-year-old boyfriend, found not long after. >> he attempted to flee. they apprehended him. on athe stabbing happened path that is a cut through for many people, who use it to get to einstein high school and the track. >> a lot to process because it is right by the school, little kids over there. longtime resident said this path used to be a rough place. >> there were many times that helicopters would be trying to catch bad guys who were hiding out. tom:

>> it has gotten better. this is surprising. tom: the victim was conscious after the incident and told officers who stabbed her. the relationship between the baby and the boyfriend is not clear tonight. thatocking and upsetting something that violent happened right here. the police have not released the name of the suspect tonight. if theso would not say suspect or victim were students at einstein high school. live in kensington, montgomery county, tom roussey, abc 7 news. new: now let's turn to development's the race for the white house. donald trump just wrapped up a highly publicized speech on immigration, hours after a meeting with the president of mexico. trump said his immigration plan does not include

immigrants. he said that deportations would start with any undocumented immigrant arrested or convicted of a crime and ends the funding for so-called sanctuary cities, and an ideological screening test for new immigrants. trump also addressed his controversial border wall. >> and mexico will pay for the wall, believe me. they don't know it yet, they are going to pay for the wall. leon: his proposed border wall is casting a shadow over the trip to mexico city. the mexican president said he told trump mexico would never pay for a wall. trump claims they discuss the proposal, but said the issue of money never came up. hillary clinton addressed tweet tonightn a saying that he failed his first foreign policy test. she spoke at a convention in cincinnati this afternoon. >>

trying to make up for a of insults and insinuations by dropping in our neighbors for a few hours, then flying home again. that is not how it works. clinton last met with the president of mexico in 2014. she said she looks forward to another meeting in the near future. still ahead -- a health alert. poppings of hepatitis a up in more states, tied with smoothies. and weeks after the deadly apartment explosion in silver spring, an increase

leon: it has been 21 days since the powerful explosion rocked a silver spring apartment complex, killing seven and injuring dozens. since that day there has been increase of emergency calls as neighbors are fearful of natural the area.in anna-lysa:

after an explosion killed seven people at the flower branch apartments, some residents are moving away. this woman is one of them. >> i feel unstable. anna-lysa: that instability could explain why montgomery county fire and rescue is seeing an increase in calls surrounding the apartment streets where the apartments went up in flames august 10. there have been 10 calls between the 16th and 31st of august. he only recalls one call in july, days before the explosion about a gas odor at the flower break apartments. >> we are not surprised we have received this number of calls. again, none of them have resulted in any significant gas leak. anna-lysa: some residents believe that the calls are fueled by fear, considering the cause of the fire was linked to a ghastly. >> you know how your mind is, feeling that

>> one of the worst tragedies in montgomery county history as far as fire fidelity's. .t was a catastrophic event it will have a lasting impact on that community for a long time. anna-lysa: anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. leon: 7 on your side with a health alert -- the hepatitis a outbreak tied to tropical smoothie café has grown. there are 55 cases in six states. there were 40 cases in virginia, and three have been confirmed in west virginia. they are also under investigation in maryland, wisconsin, and north carolina. tropical smoothie café says they have removed all contaminated strawberries that were shipped from egypt. from governor larry hogan, starting next year the governor says he will mandate public school start after labor day and end by june 15.

people what they want. >> this is not just a family issue. it is an economic and public safety issue, and it is an issue that draw strong bipartisan support among an overwhelming majority of marylanders. leon: the governor says that a post-labor day start is better for state businesses, but there is opposition. montgomery county says starting students later could have a negative impact on the delivery of their educations. steve: a lot going on this evening in the stormwatch 7 weather center, a busy time sending out text alerts. a good time to sign up for those. we have a severe thunderstorm warning in montgomery county and howard county until 11:30. this is moving to the south and east at about 25 miles per hour, producing lightning, a fantastic lightning show, gusty wind, and heavier downpours. heading in closer come if you are watching in

on the edge of a stronger storm, and once again this moves off to the south and east at about 25 to 30 miles per hour and expires at 11:30. brand new information from the national hurricane center, hermine's winds will intensify over the warm waters of the gulf of mexico, expected to make landfall thursday evening as a category one hurricane. good news for the mid-atlantic -- the trend today is having the storm moving further to the east. -- excuseting further me, to the west, now moving further to the east. be furtherit will away from the d.c. area, away from the coast. that is the better news. veryday, 8:00 at night, low pressure system at the mouth of the chesapeake bay, could have wind upwards of 45 miles per hour. tomorrow we may see a

correction come shifting to the east. bright keep you updated and early with "good morning washington" starting at 4:25. the beach forecast as of right now, it will be ugly, windy, and wet, upper 70's saturday and sunday. monday, a good deal of sunshine, lower 80's. nighttime lows 68 to 75. tomorrow morning, i don't think you will need the umbrella. there will be spotty showers as we move through the day. the cloud stick around. then we look for a beautiful day friday with lots of sun. that very well could be the calm before the storm on saturday. highs tomorrow, 85 degrees, a mixture of sun and clouds, a few showers. extended outlook, friday 82 degrees, unsettled weather saturday and sunday. looks like theig

the media d.c. area will be breezy conditions, heavy rain, but a lot depends on the track of the storm. then we have added humidity tuesday and wednesday of next week. a fantastic time to download the p, amwatch 7 weather ap great tool to have with severe weather coming. if you are traveling to the outer banks of north carolina, which i do not suggest right now, it will track you as you go and you will know what is coming your way. leon: one thing is for sure, our boys like the rain. erin: they sure did. the redskins backups were dominate in their preseason finale. and this young man forgot the national anthem lyrics today. you won't believe what happened next.

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local toyota dealers. erin: we begin with the redskins in rainy tampa bay tonight for the preseason finale against the bucs. this was unique because the starters did not travel to the game. we go to the rainsoaked raymond james stadium. matt brown changes direction, doing his best beast mode impression come out runs everyone. the redskins take the 10-0 lead. brown had 19 carries, 149 yards and that touchdown. one guy who has been impressive, ross. that's a touchdown. 2013,edskins beat the bucs finishing the preseason 3-1. nats looking for the sweep in philadelphia. tied in the seventh, wilson ramos, shot to right field.

third and flies and home plate, safe. x strongalez threw si innings as the nets sweep the series with the 2-1 win. 'sp ranked american john isner into the third round of the u.s. open, but it was not easy. steve: he is extra tall and plays extra long matc hes. john isner needed for sets to get into the third round of the u.s. open. he will face kyle edmonds in the third round. day four coverage begins at 9 a.m. eastern with tennis channel live from the u.s. open, and mary carrillo's u.s. open daily is at 11 p.m. eastern. erin: earlier today, the redskins held their annual welcome home luncheon where teamwork was put on full display. a young man singing the national anthem forgot the

o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ a little embarrassing, but it was wonderful to see so many people help the young man, and it made for a special moment. > audience: ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ [cheers and applause] the: so nice to see all of redskins players and personnel rally around that young man. leon: that was gutwrenching -- erin: and then they stepped in and help him. steve: i don't think i could even stand there. erin: i hope that somebody gave him a hug after. leon: he is a redskins fan for life. still ahead

this little boy wanted to do something nice for the police department, and his gift was repaid with a special

leon: a touching story from new jersey that started with an act of generosity. five-year-old william saved up his allowance and bought lunch for th

police department. so of course the officers wanted to show their appreciation. they hand-delivered him a surprise, his very own squad car . pretty nice one, too. one good turn deserves another. good job.

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