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disrupt a terrorist plot to bring down an airplane. kimberly: overnight raids stopping a terror plot in australia. a look at how it went down. americans say the back-and-forth efforts to kill obamacare has their lives on the line. news at 11:00, on your side. kimberly: we begin tonight with breaking news from arlington. that is where the police, the fbi, and immigration agents arrested douglas alexander herrera hernandez on a warrant from texas. he is a member of the ms-13 gang and suspected in two murders in houston. he is from el salvador and was one of texas' most wanted fugitives. it felt like the rain would never end.

overnight. downedto road flooding, trees and power lines. the rain blamed for a collapsed basement wall at a southwest d.c. condo and forced sewage backups at the humane rescue alliance in northeast. thank you for joining us. i'm kimberly suiters. we have a lot to cover, first, relief from the rain. meteorologist josh knight has a first look at the forecast. josh: for a lot of us, the really nice weather already showing up. at the national harbor, nice cool weather as the humidity really starts to drop as well. the storm system moved through, bringing lots of rain. wrapping up off the atlantic, pulling off to the northeast. that takes all of the moisture with it. , comfortable,ce dry air moves in. already getting clearing

will not be long for d.c. and all the way down to the bay that the clouds break down. we still have flood warnings in the middle of berkeley and jefferson counties, and also upper marlboro in prince george's county. still watching for the floodwaters to recede, but for most of us big improvements. cool tomorrow, starting in the 50's, mid 60's d.c. high tomorrow, lots of sunshine and low humidity. about as nice as it gets for the end of july. the heat comes back and so do thunderstorms later in the week. more on that coming up in a few minutes. kimberly: all of the heavy rain caused a massive wall collapse at the fairfax village condominiums in southeast dcu an inspector rolled the structure unsafe, so residents were taken to temporary housing. there is no timeline for how long the repairs will take. fortunately, nobody was hurt.

flooding and a sewage backup at the humane rescue alliance adoption center in northeast d.c. staff jumped into action, moving what dogs into dry kennels. the center suffered five inches of contaminated water, losing kennels, dog beds, and toys. they put out a call for donations, which quickly streamed in. from heavy rains and storms to flood watches and warnings, get all of the alerts sent right to your phone. sign up at wjla.com/text. tomorrow officially marks the first anniversary of the epic flood in historic downtown ellicott city. several feet of rain rushing down main street. two people died. it was the stories of heroics that had the community banding together that defines the recovery. amy aubert is live in a look out city tonight where ty

kimberly. earlier tonight, bands were playing. read over here come and outdoor movie just finished moments ago. all part of the activities to bring people out just one year after the flooding. ♪ amy: a small town bustling again. almost a year to the day after this. >> look at all the water! amy: flooding ripping through historic ellicott city. >> it was unbelievable, unimaginable. owns the antique depot. he said it took 32 days to clear out the debris. >> i was the walking dead. amy: and for those who call this area home, what an effort. kelly

unfold from her window. looking back at her video is still hard. >> just reliving that, i hate every second of it. amy: the rebuild was a community effort. >> it's moving on. this town has come together in an unbelievable way. amy: coming together a day after heavy rains swept through again, rains that this community is thankful did not leave the same mark. >> still kind of's shellshocked from it. anothert believe potential storm like that came through almost a year to the day. amy: council chair weinstein said people were out in the streets all might last night, just checking things out, making sure it was safe. they stayed here until the storm passed through. amy aubert, abc 7 news. kimberly: good to see so much life return to main street.

has expanded the state of vermont to say to eight counties in the northern part of the state -- has expanded the state of emergency to eight counties in the northern part of the state. point,. several people had to be rescued from their homes in wheeling. breaking news from northwest d.c. we have just learned about a heavy police presence near the ecuadorian embassy because two e shot on 15th street tonight. they were taken to the hospital conscious and breathing. the police are on the lookout right now for a white sedan. also breaking news from australia. increased securities at airports in that country after police in sydney acting on intelligence staged major raids to stop what they say was an elaborate terrorist plot to take down an airplane. brad milky reports. australians will cup to the police conducting raids in five locations around sydney. >>

a major joint counterterrorism operation to disrupt a terrorist plot to bring down an airplane. >> people in sydney were planning to commit a terrorist. act brad: the rains are ongoing. at least four men have been arrested. 40 riotan tv reported squad officer stormed a house before explosives team found a suspicious device. >> people were screaming and yelling. brad: officials have not released specifics on the time and location of the alleged plot, but -- >> terrorism. brad: increase security measures are in place at all australian airports. the police a that so far none of the suspects have been charged. kimberly: on twitter today, president trump promised to stop obama care reimbursement

lower insurance premiums, deductibles, and co-pays. supporters of the law gathered around the country to rally for the fight ahead. q mccray reports. plaza crowd at freedom cheered for their calls. >> it's in the lives of american people. q: led by u.s. house democratic leader nancy pelosi, this was the "our lives on the line rally." and they arehere marching down the street on capitol hill to repeal and replace the affordable care act and make cuts to medicaid. >> as plans and sue to cut health care, i became terrified. q: medicaid is a necessity for her. >> i literally could not get out of bed. suffers from a neuromuscular disease and his wheelchair-bound.

her job does not cover all her needs. medicaid fills the gaps. many of us count on medicaid because we deserve to be contributing members to society. q: several speakers share their stories with the crowds. >> a lot of times we feel like we are in the fight alone, so it is important to know we have people who are standing with us. q: in northwest washington, q mccray, abc 7 news. kimberly: up next -- the government steps in. details on the new investigation launched after a popular suv starts making police officer sick. and ouch, a knockout punch. what led to this

kimberly: a 7 on your side consumer alert -- new developments concerning the dangerous carbon monoxide fumes in ford suv's used by the austin police department. it affect a large portion of their fleet. government safety regulators are looking at all ford explorers going back to 2011.

department is pulling their entire fleet of nearly 440 suvs from the street, concerned about possible carbon monoxide fumes 60 policeickening officers and creating dangerous situations like this. >> i had absolutely no clue what was happening. police officerr brian mc dowell suing ford, saying that he believes he blacked out behind the wheel of his ford explorer because of an exhaust leak. >> i got a severe headache and felt nauseous. kimberly: officers in four states reporting similar symptoms. ford says the investigation is ongoing, but they believe the problem may be coming from modifications made by police departments installing equipment in the vehicles. nhtsa is expanding its investigation of all model year 2011-2017 ford explorers. they have gotten nearly 800 complaints, many from regular

suspicious odors. the company assuring those incidences are unrelated to the carbon monoxide describe by some police departments. driver of ae the non-police ford explorer, there is no reason to be concerned. kimberly: ford has offered to cover the cost of fixing the problem in all police ford explorers. calling it a potential safety issue, a federal appeals court has ordered the faa to reconsider its decision not to regulate the size of airline seats. americans waistlines have increased over the past 30 years, but seat sizes have gotten smaller as airlines pack more seats on the already full airplanes. the city of honolulu has made it illegal to cross the street while looking at your phone. that means no texting, tweeting, or even looking at directions. pedestrians can still talk on their phones. $15 for thefrom first offense to $99 for the third offense.

effect in october. how many times that i have said to my daughter please do not look at your photo the parking lot. that's the one that gets me. tomorrow, gorgeous day ahead? hard to believe the end of july we are talking just 82 degrees. the humidity will feel nonexistent. totals, these are of course the highest we have had in the area, but falls church picking up more than seven inches of rain, more than five inches in vienna. the national arboretum, almost five inches of rain. some of this is from thursday, but predominantly later friday into saturday morning. that is when we got the really big numbers. was over a somewhat extended time, but that is a lot of rain. 72 at reagan national, the

in the cooler and drier air, filtering down from pittsburgh. but a lot of 72, us are moving into the low 60's. the rain ultimately moves over the ocean, and for us we are really shaping up for a very nice sunday. a great day for the doubleheader with the nationals, a great day to do anything outside. 63 tomorrow morning and d.c., a bit warmer towards the bay. the bay temperatures are in the 80's, so it is hard to cool down too much. the shenandoah valley is already in the mid-50's. getting out there for a nice bike ride tomorrow morning, a long walk with the dog, a nice run if you're trading for the marathon coming up, a perfect morning. even 11:00 a.m. still just 73 degrees. please take advantage of it. the daytime highs really nice, 82. we're about 6, 8 degrees below average this time of year, and we can t

breeze that continues. into the week, getting more tennis going at the citi open, the temperatures move back up. wednesday and thursday, back towards 90 degrees. the good news is the humidity is slow to creep up, and it looks like the rain holds off until thursday when we have a chance of just a few pop-up thunderstorms. in general the next few days of tennis, getting warm on the court but feeling nice. the next best chance of rain is friday night into saturday. another cold front comes through, bringing a decent shot of rain. right now it looks like we dry out the second half of next weekend. kimberly: the temperatures looking good. what are you heading to richmond for training camp? robert: monday, i have my towel and shorts. josh: at least you will not need the umbrella. robert: hear from the newcomer that everyone is waiting to see.

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desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: nats in action tonight after a rain out last night, picking up things with rockies. bottom of the sixth, 4-0 rocki es. a base hit, matt wieters and kendrick score. 4-2om of the ninth, still rockies. bryce harper hits one to left, but that would do it. a double-header tomorrow beginning at 1:35. o's on the road, facing the rangers. seth smith with a base hit to right. orioles take a 4-0 lead and baltimore goes on to win, 4-0. so many new faces for the redskins this year. training camp for the rookies, a lot of

jonathan allen from alabama. he is just looking to play his part. he is a hometown kid. richmond should be home. he says there are still a long way to go before it is completely home. >> i definitely feel the support of fans. i don't focus on the fact am from here because this is a new environment for me, a new team. it's still a new experience and i'm excited. i'm loving it, just being part of the washington redskins. just want to get better and help this team win games. robert: and this is where you earn your spot come in richmond, where it is 100 degrees all day every day. how bad do you want it? guys fighting for the number one spot every day. it is too early to name starters, though. coach gruden: judgments cannot be made in shorts the first couple days. you have to have a process together in see how they do with pads after a gooda

day, see how they bounce back, learn new plays, put it all together, see who the most consistent players are, the toughest players mentally and physically, and make your decisions. asking after a day like this who the starters are, i'm just being nice. in soccer, d.c. united, wins are hard to come by. today they were trying to avoid losing 6th street, taking on minnesota. 40th minute, united in trouble, down 1-0. molino with the past, the back of the net, 2-0 minnesota. d.c. united loses their sixth in a row, 4-0. at the swimming world championships, katie ledecky takes home another gold medal. the 800ature race, meter freestyle after finishing second in the 200 meter wednesday. a shot at redemption,

most dominating performance, but the bethesda native won her fifth and final gold medal of the championships. and third round of the porsche open in hamburg, germany. shot droppede right into the cup, hole in one. no bounces, just right into the hole. for his efforts, he will get a brand-new porsche. congrats. thefinally in, tennis castles fall to the orange county breakers. always fun to win a new porsche. kimberly: sure, happe

kimberly: just one week after its commissioning, the uss gerald ford has made history off the coast of virginia. the carrier launched and retrieved a jet using new electromagnetic catapult system for the first time. that technology replaces the steam catapult used on carriers for decades. the first ship in its class come it must undergo additional testing before it's expected deployment in 2020. i love how that lands right on a dime. getting of a valet knocked out. they warning that this video is

knocking him out. rodriguez said he told the man the parking service was $18 per day. the man said he should not have to pay or move his fancy pickup truck. this happened tuesday, but fort lauderdale police did not see the video until friday. they are now investigating. final check of the weather next.

♪ kimberly: aw, that his nine-year-old dane miller singing with passion, right along with dad. a family member recorded the video and people across the country fell in love with dane. m