after a major health scare for inson: breaking news spotsylvania county -- a man accused of holding a woman and two kids captive for two years. jonathan: a cruiser crashes after a police officer passes out behind the wheel. is this a case of carbon monoxide poisoning? alison:

closed bridal shop alfred angelo says it will not finished delivering dresses. we begin with breaking news from spotsylvania county where the police say a woman and her two children were held captive in a home for at least two years. jonathan: the stunning arrest of karim moore, charged with abduction, assault, and battery. he was holding a woman and the two kids against their will. their exact connection is unknown. alison: investigators believe the children had never been to school and the mother was in need of medical help. she is in serious condition tonight. we are working to find out more. stay with abc 7 and wjla.com. for updates jonathan: new details of a leesburg man accused of killing his father and setting his home on fire. alison: crews

grim discovery. jonathan: jeff goldberg has the very latest. jeff: the authorities have not commented on a motive for the chain of events connected to this crime. wasear-old michael bowles taken into custody yesterday in fairfax county and tonight remains in the fairfax jail. the house fire caught the attention of nearly everyone in the quiet wooded area of loudoun county. firenicole heard today the was connected to the fatal shooting of the homeowner, she could not believe it. >> i was shocked. i think everyone feels for the. 20-year-old michael bowles is accused of shooting and killing his father, 52-year-old mario bowles. last week loudoun county authorities responded to the highest fire -- the

house fire. investigator's found a body in the home, later identified as mario bowles. tricia feels for the family, but is also relieved michael bowles was caught by the police. >> he is behind bars and will not be harmful to anyone else. is facinges first-degree murder charges and is expected to soon be transported back to loudoun county, where he faces charges in court. live in fairfax county, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. jonathan: happening now, a disturbing arrest near the kennedy center. the police say that a man grabbed a woman who was walking the sidewalk and try dragging her towards the river. this happened about 9 p.m. monday. she fought the guy off and fought the police. officers arrested and charged the man with attempted kidnapping. important update and confirmation a d.c. bulldog did not die of rabies. the cdc released its results tonight.

to have their pets get booster shots if they came in contact with the dog. the initial test was positive for rabies, but the dog did not have it and pet owners can stop the additional shots because their dogs are not at risk. jonathan: we are monitoring reaction to a proposed dramatic overhaul to immigration. trump isresident backing a skill-based system. jonathan: we have a poll open right now on our website, wjla.com/votenow. alison: now tim barber is live at the white house with more. tim? endorsed theident proposed changes at the white house this afternoon. since then, reaction has been pouring in. if president trump gets his way, only english-speaking immigrants with job skills would become u.s. citizens. this woman's mother who only speak spani w

violence plaguing el salvador. >> i think they should all get a chance to learn english. tim: more than one million immigrants legally enter the u.s. each year. the proposed changes penned by republican senators would cut that number in half over the next decade. >> i campaigned on a merit-based immigration system. >> it is hard to come into this country not understanding what everybody is saying, so that part is very fair. tim: but she does not like the idea to cut down on the number of immigrants because she still has family in el salvador. >> having that chance, of course, it's tough. the bill would limit the number of refugees admitted into the united states. live from the white house, tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: an update on a story that we brought yomo

brothers have been deported to el salvador. they were in the u.s. illegally, at casa said neither had criminal record and one was about to attend college on a scholarship. >> if this is from the current administration, if this is something they deem positive, to deport college-bound young men, we need toommunity stand up and make sure this does not happen anymore. alison: ice said the brothers were caught using fake passports in visas at jfk airport 2009. they were ordered at that time to go back to el salvador and apply for a visa, green card, or citizenship. they never did so, and that led to the deportation. jonathan: a rare travel advisory issued by the naacp. they are urging caution traveling to the state of

rights issues. a new state law exit more difficult to sue for housing or work discrimination and also cites reports that black drivers are 75% more likely to be pulled over than white drivers. maryland charity is accused of fraud. the attorney general and secretary of state says the "we can survive charity" failed to properly register and must stop doing business in maryland. the charity called it an unintentional oversight and is working to come in compliance. investigators are looking into what happened to donations made to that group. developments, bad news for brides -- alfred angelo will not finish its orders. they filed for bankruptcy and unexpectedly shut down last month, leaving some brides panicked. the company says if you have not received your order at this time, you will not. it cites logistical and fi

can file a claim if you think you are owed money. steve: the first forecast, watching a few showers mainly near winchester, moving into loudoun county and leesburg. should not amount to a whole lot. definitely nothing severe. tomorrow we crank up the heat and humidity. daytime highs into the lower 90's with feels-like temperature's closer to 95 to 98 degrees. we are tracking the hot weather tomorrow, and the next best chance of showers and thunderstorms. the timing of that coming up. be a new bn this could incident of carbon monoxide poisoning in a police cruiser. an officer driving along crosses the median and crashes. we reported this last month. a massachusetts officer passed out behind the wheel, crashing into another car. there is late word tonight

officer tested positive for carbon monoxide exposure. another case of a police officer passing out at the wheel causing an accident. the culprit, unsafe exposure to carbon monoxide. this crash happened in new board -- newport beach, california. but this latest case is in massachusetts. >> he passed out in the vehicle. the officer lost control, struck a car at a stop sign, and wound up in a church parking lot. he has been hospitalized. officers whother have tested positive for carbon monoxide exposure, the latest in a series of troubling incidents involving late-model ford assu'. the austin, texas, police department took nearly 400 vehicles off the street. ford said they are sending to inspecto auburn the vehicles and modifications made to the vehicle.

the modifications made by police department's are the cause of these problems, such as drilling holes to install police equipment. will fix ally police cars experiencing these issues. federal highway safety officials are also investigating. alison: remember the tech company hoping to create the high-speed transportation network? they claim to have hit a milestone. says that a pot of bill to move passengers or perght reached 192 miles hour at a test facility in the nevada desert. last month, billion air elon musk said he was working on a hyperloop tunnel that would take people from washington to new york in just 30 minutes. jonathan: dozens of volunteers filling backpacks with school supplies for survivors of child abuse. tonight's event was organized by safe shores, that helps families impacted by abuse. >>

supplies, backpacks. everyone remembers the first day of school when you have all of your supplies. get the opportunity when they may not have had something on their own. jonathan: meaningful and good work. in addition to school supplies, the backpacks also include gift cards to pay for school uniforms. happy to join forces with the united way and d.c. united to stuff the buss. bring school supplies, whatever you think kids need for school supplies at the safeway on 14th street southeast. united way will donate them to local kids in need. alison: an important alert about an item your child may want to show off at school. these glitter phone cases may in

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nine americans have died in afghanistan this year, the same number that was killed in all of 2016. jonathan: a train derailment in pennsylvania, skidding into homes and bursting into flames. the entire town was evacuated as they are testing the air and water. >> shook my whole house. and then it just yelled for my neighbors. jonathan: the freight train was traveling from chicago to new york. the red cross is setting up shelter for 1000 people forced from their tiny town of hyndman. new injuries were reported. two affects d.c. because amtrak trains to pittsburgh are now delayed as well. alison: two people are dead after a natural gas explosion at a school in minnesota. nancy:

authorities confirmed the body of a second person found at the site of the explosion. one of those killed was a woman who worked at the school in the office, the second victim believed to be an 81-year-old who served as the school janitor. investigators believe contractors breached a gas line, causing the explosion. heard a loud crash. it sounded like a door shutting, but then things came crashing down. >> a huge explosion. cked most ofp, kno us back, knocked me off my feet and i fell back. there. was chaos from nancy: nine people were taken to the hospital, one person is in critical condition. the wife of the man said that her 81-year-old husband was not scheduled to be working but went in any way to help

family is suing their local school district after the death of their daughter. 12-year-old mallory grossman took her life in june after being bullied on social media by classmates. forparents say their pleas help from the rockaway township schools went unanswered. months she was told she was a loser, had no friends. and finally she was told, why don't you kill yourself. alison: the district has not responded to the lawsuit. they also plan on suing the parents of the students who bullied their daughter. airport: a florida worker is recovering after being hit by lightning. look at this video, the worker just drops. turns out the lightning hit the airplane and sent a shock through his body. he is already out of the hospital and recovering. lucky. alison: 7 on your side

consumer alert -- phone cases recalled for a very serious reason. this involves liquid glitter cases sold online and places like victoria's secret. the concern is they can leak and cause skin irritation and burns. >> one person reported permanent scarring. another reported burns and swelling to her face, leg, and other body parts. these: if you have one of cases, stop using it, immediately return it. for a link to all of the recalled cases and model numbers, go to wjla.com. jonathan: virginia's largest utility will be paying more than $11 million for overcharging commercial customers. this happened during peak demand in 2013 and 2016, when meters were not reset properly. issue a 5% plans to od

at 90 degrees or better at reagan national. we have cold to the upper 70's at the airport, 76 dulles, manassas, culpeper in the low 70's. satellite and radar, a few showers remain, not amounting to a whole lot through the overnight. i-81, near winchester, all of this slowly drifting to the north, northwest. a few showers in martinsburg, but not expecting a whole lot. bursts ofme lightning, but other than that, relatively quiet around the capital beltway. wake up temperatures in the thursday, almost friday, upper 60's, lower 70's. .e will be warm and humid heading out the door, grabbed your sunglasses and the umbrella. during the afternoon, scattered showers and thunderstorms develop. some of the sto

not everyone will see them. widely scattered, similar to today. i would not be surprised if a become heavier. we dry out nicely tomorrow night, then we do it all over again friday. followed by pretty nice weekend ahead. the daytime high tomorrow, lower 90's, feels-like temperature's middle to upper 90's. by far one of the hottest days we have seen around here in over a week. prepare for that. the beach forecast for the weekend is looking nice. if you stray storms saturday. do not plan around the storms. 82 degrees, sunday about 78. 90's0 day outlook, lower tomorrow and friday. we cooldown saturday, 85 degrees. brilliant sunshine. mid-80's sunday for the citi open, and low 80's the middle

and early part of next week, then we ran back up into the upper 80's, near 90 degrees. when you hear the words "barbershop quartet" you probably think of the phallus. alison: but these women are changing the face and voice of the barb

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alison: hundreds of women from around the world have dollar debt the university of maryland at college park. jonathan: their goal is to build a sisterhood through harmony. ♪ a barbershop organization is holding its semiannual symposium. when ates back to 1945 quartet of male singers would not allow their wives to buddhism pay, so they started -

participate, so they started their own groups. they now have more than 20,000 members. the symposium runs through saturday. they have the barbershop quartets for the guys. should be beauty shop quartets for the ladies. erin: i love that. alison: what's going on? erin: the nationals had a night to forget in miami. and last year's citi open champion gets more than he bargained for. this busy mom spends her days driving all over town. so why is she smiling? because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile about.

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>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. erin: we begin with the citi open. last year's champion from france was in action tonight. fantastic match, both players pushing the other. bhambri proves a little too eventuallyonfils, getting the winner and eliminating the defending champ. meanwhile, about 100 miles south come in richmond, rookie jonathan allen has been working hard at redskins camp.

impressed with the leesburg native. trent williams said that allen will dominate this season. robert burton sat down with the first round pick earlier today. >> there is pressure, but nobody puts more pressure on themselves than me,. --than me. just doing what the coaches want. erin: it was not the nationals' night in miami. down 7-0 in the ninth, brian goodwin's bid to get them on the scoreboard was denied. robbing goodwin of the home run. the nats have now lost two straight. the orioles won their fifth in a row, beating the royals. nats are stacked, so many good players come it surprising when this happens. erin: losing to the

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i can even warm these to help you fall asleep faster. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. alison:? with the last word showers right now, and where we have the showers is where we could have patchy fog. 92 the high thursday, feeling like middle to upper 90's. we do this all over again friday. cooler and not as humid saturday. the nice weather continue sunday, about 85 degrees. 60% chance of showers and storms monday of next week, the temperatures below average this time of year. if you like it hot and humid, the heat and humidity returns the followin

alison: have a good night.

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