several people hur [siren] aison: a steam pipe explodes, road obliterated. the aftermath and investigation. plus -- >> code 3! jonathan: just days after an officer is acquitted, horrifying moments before and after castille was shot to

justice for a fairfax county teenager that police say was the victim of road rage. >> we will not let the story just go away. 11:00 seven news at starts right now with breaking news. alison: breaking now, steam shooting into the sky, a creator on a busy road with cars nearby, covered in debris. all of this less than two blocks away from camden yards. jonathan: five people were hurt in the explosion. tim barber joins us live from the scene. show us what's going on. i cannot believe the size of the hole in the road. the explosion sent concrete and debris spraying all over. outside of the marriott, all of the sand and dust is over the chairs. as we push in, this is a good shot of the

hopefully you can see the thickness of this concrete. just imagine the sheer force that it would take to push that out of the ground. we have cell phone video from witnesses. is justideo, steam pouring out of the hole on the street, just a block and a half from camden yards. here, the we got out streets all around were blocked off. five people were transported to the hospital, with minor injuries at last check. unknown, butstill investigators do not believe that it is criminal. that's the good news. they are time to figure on how this happened. here is what witnesses said. >> it was wild. without a bomb had gone off. that was my initial reaction. it was scary. >> there were people sitting in a be onces, but 20 minutes later, it

-- there were people sitting in the ambulances, but 20 minutes later there was still smoke. tim: five people transported to the hospital with minor injuries. crews are working to investigate. out, but theouring of the truck, a shot concrete, just the thickness of that is what we are talking about. the good news, only five people injured, minor injuries tonight, no serious injuries. soon as we get more information, we will bring them to you. tim barber, abc 7 news. explosion came just hours after the city council president met with senior white house officials about improving baltimore's infrastructure. bernard jack young was presented ideas. he said that baltimore perfectly matches president trump's plan to br

infrastructure in inner cities. alison: a black man shot to death by a police officer, streamed live on facebook. last week the officer was acquitted of all charges, prompting marches in the streets. deny, a new video showing what happened and just how quickly things escalated. nancy chen is at the live desk. from the stateo of minnesota shows the moments immediately after the police over.r pulled castille the starts as a traffic stop in which you hear castille tell the officer he has a gun. a warning, this footage may be disturbing. the brake light, the passenger side, the third brake light, back here, is out. you have license and your insurance? >> sir, i have to tell you, i do have

>> don't pull it out. don't pull it out. >> he was not reaching. >> don't pull it out! don't move! don't move! >> oh, my god! oh, my goat! -- oh, my god! >> don't move! nancy: the officer was acquitted of the shooting and until now only those in the courtrooms all that video. entire you will find the 10 minute video in its entirety, including hearing with the police officer told his colleagues after the shooting, all on her website, wjla.com. just search castille. meanwhile, a settlement tonight and the wrongful death lawsuit by the family of michael brown.

police officer shot brown to death three years ago, setting off riots that destroyed part of the city. financial terms of the settlement were not disclosed. lightan: candles offering amid sorrow as the community mourns a teenager beaten with a baseball bat in what the police are calling a fit of road rage. many believe the murder of the 17-year-old was because of hate. anna-lysa gayle is live from dupont circle, where the vigil was held. this is a tough night for those folks. anna-lysa: jonathan, certainly a tough night. hundreds of people were feeling dupont circle from all walks of life with the same message, that she will not be forgotten. >> we will not let her story just go away. we will not let fairfax police tell us this is just a case of road rage. >>

this is the moment we look deep in our heart. anna-lysa: anger and sorrow phil dupont circle, days after the teenager was beaten to bat with a baseball bat. vigil, it wasthe trending on twitter with people speaking out about their frustration with the motive. >> i don't think it was road rage. anna-lysa: the police say the suspect, darwin martinez torres, attacked her after he had gotten into an argument with somebody in the group. they were returning to their mosque just as vigils were held in six other cities across the nation. >> this is a public matter and we all need to take a stand on it. anna-lysa: there is also a vigil scheduled for tomorrow evening at 6:30 in reston. prior to that, a funeral prayer service at 1:30 in the

jonathan: shortly before that vigil, her father, tears in his eyes, stood shoulder to shoulder with members of their mosque, urging people of all faiths to show love for one another. >> he does not want any other family to suffer the loss of a loved one. we do not havere senseless crimes committed against innocent people. imam says while the police are not calling this a hate crime, many in the muslim community feel that it is. he said they have complete confidence in fairfax county police who were leading this investigation. alison: powerful images from what belgian authorities call a foiled terror attack. belgian soldiers shot and killed a man seconds after he set off a small explosion and a rail station in brussels. nobody else was hurt and authorities did not raise the terror threat level.

see on the gulf coast as a new lead -- newly formed tropical storm is bringing rain to florida, threat of flooding to louisiana, and crews are bracing the levees and in some cases building new ones to protect from flooding. the threat extends from texas to georgia. our ownnew video from severe weather, surveillance video caught a small twister whipping across central delaware. nobody was injured. the damage was limited to a couple of construction trailers. that gives a good idea of what folks were up against. that same storm system left a mess in montgomery county. we found people all across the community picking up after the ef-0 tornado ripped through a neighborhood. three homes had significant damage, but nobody was injured. steve: stormwatch 7 first forecast on this tuesday evening,

immediate metro. 60's in winchester and cumberland. the trend through the overnight, inside the beltway falling into the upper 60's, a little cooler in the northern and western suburbs, but a quick warm-up early tomorrow morning where temperatures will be near 80 degrees. the rest of the day, tracking a chance of thunderstorms, and the tropics beginning to heat up. the impact that may have on our weekend, coming up. alison: steve, thank you. is thecan karen handel winner of the special congressional election in the atlanta suburb. won the most expensive congressional race in u.s. history. they are trying to become the first democrat to win the seat in nearly 40 years. price,will replace tom who resigned so we could become health and human services secrar

we been following closely, federal immigration officials confirm a fairfax county mother has been deported to el salvador. she was arrested last month when she checked in with ice. after they discovered an old conviction for driving without a license. amidst the public outcry, governor terry mcauliffe stepped in and in part and the mother, but it was not enough to stop the deportation. come, a thiefto whose getaway turns into an armed rescue. jonathan: caught on video, the rescue of a young child locked inside of a sweltering car. >> we are here to take back our field. alison: bringing back america's

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jonathan: a dramatic scene in boulder, colorado come after a train derailed off the tracks. details still coming in are a little sketchy as to why the train jumped the tracks. residents nearby had to be evacuated while officials determined the train was not ca

locally, riverbend road in great falls will be closed overnight following an accident shutdown down -- the will allow virginia power to repair downed wires. live on riverbend road can get to their homes, but all other traffic is being directed away. a demand for action over what fairfax county leaders call a growing hazard. they say that the state needs to often. medians more we found spots where the weeds are more than three feet high. right now the state only mows medians three times a year. the for the recession, it was mowed twice as often. the state is not commenting. a baseball field transformed into a federal crime scene. theght, that field where man who opened fire on the congressional representatives for the republicans

for a baseball game were wounded. it underwent a transformation from it. jay korff was there as they took the field. our source of hope and refuge, we know that you make beauty out of tragedy. jay: there are sobering reminders on this baseball field of a gun that erupted here last week. a gun man tried to kill republican members of congress practicing for their annual game. lawmakersout where hid from bullets, fresh flowers now stand as a testament to a new beginning. >> we are here to take back our field. jay: tuesday, neighbors filled the stands as the field reopen for a little league baseball game. >> play ball! jay: a pregame ceremony honored first responders for saving lives and taking down the shooter. >> i was behind the dugout and the shooter was over that way. jay:

they return to the field for the first time that harrowing morning. >> it warms my heart to drive up and see people, the little league teams and the families, and not crime scene tape. to reassuretime this community what the field should be remembered for -- not the darkness, but for the light created by the simple swing of a bat. >> nobody is going to forget what happened here, but everybody wants to move on with their lives. jay: jay korff, abc 7 news. jonathan: that is nice to see. congressman steve scalise has been upgraded from critical to serious condition. the capitol police officer and lobbyist wounded in the shooting are still improving but are still hospitalized. we know that last week's congressional baseball game set a fundraising record. the game took in $1.5 million. that is three times greater than last year's game. alison: a funeral is planned

d.c. representative jim graham. those attending are urged to wear bow ties, part of his signature style. jonathan: the police think they may have put an end to a local 7-eleven robberies spray. these men held up 10 stores starting in may 17. robberies happened in prince george's, montgomery county, and anne arundel county. the police arrested the men, all from washington, following a recent hold up in suit when friday. alison: a bizarre ending to a robbery caught on video. the police spotted a man robbing a credit union and cornered him on a bridge in missouri. >> the unusual part was he jumped into the river. he survived the fall with the gun still in his hand. alison: that is when the chase became an armed rescue operation. firefighters deployed

filled with armed police officers, who ultimately rescued and promptly arrested for suspected thief. jonathan: caught on video, the police rescue a baby locked in a hot car. >> nice. jonathan: the police in indiana say the mother left the baby inside the car for 2.5 hours while she went shopping. the police arrested her when she returned to the car, finding evidence she had been smoking marijuana. she seemed to not be aware that she had left her baby in the car. steve: changing subjects, talking about the weather, 88 degrees was the high earlier today. it felt a lot better today because it was not humid, comfortable dew point levels. comfortable temperatures to the west come in the 60's cumberland, martinsburg, winchester, 77 reagan national, 73 fredericksburg. satellite and

going on right now, just a few showers earlier this evening. did not amount to a whole lot. now we are looking at clearing skies along the mason-dixon line. nighttime lows, lower 60's, near 70 degrees. mild temperatures inside the capital beltway, cooler to the north and west, partly cloudy skies. wednesday morning, mid 60's. grab the sunglasses early on. if you have outdoor plans in the afternoon and evening, may dodge raindrops, mainly north and west of the district. futurecast is dry tomorrow, the rush-hour commute. camp, school for some, arlington, sunny skies early on, clouds midday. through the late afternoon come early evening, a few showers likely to pop up, nothing severe. enough that it may get roadways wet. then the rush-hour commute may slow things down around the capital belt

degrees. still lots of sunshine to enjoy. the tropics could impact our weekend forecast across the mid-atlantic. this right here is tropical landfallected to make 7 a.m. thursday, with the wind around 45 miles per hour. it appears this will get caught up in a cold front. depending on how fast that happens, it could bring a showers and a few thunderstorms as early as saturday. the beach forecast saturday, 84 degrees, 81 sunday, ocean city. outlook, stormwatch 7, lower 80's the beginning of next week with lots of sunshine, nighttime lows of the 60's and middle to upper 70's. alison: steve, thank you. just ahead, armed men storm into a bar demanding cash. jonathan: (man) hmm. what do you

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alison: must-see video from florida. one man is armed with a shotgun, the other with a rifle. they barged into a busy bar sunday morning. most are blissfully unaware, sipping their drinks, just feet away. >> there were people asking for drinks while it was going on. alison: what else are you going to do? the thieves took the ring's own as they ran out of the bar. jonathan: can you imagine? who are those guys who came in here? oh, they just robbed us. alison: with a rifle. jonathan: hello. erin: we had kevin durant's dad on news channel 8, and i asked about his decision to join the warriors. plus ryan zimmerman has not been the only big surprise this season.

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