overdose is during a drug bust. >> abc 7 news at 11:00 starts with breaking news. jonathan: that breaking news is from northeast where four people were shot, one has died. jeff goldberg is on the scene. a very active, search for three suspects.

tonight at this exxon station. shell casing markings all over the establishment, taking place in that area. according to d.c. police, a of three men approached another group of the gas station and started shooting. four people were struck, one of them fatally. three other victims are at area hospitals. d.c. police are looking for three suspects. they released a description of the vehicle last hour, but have since rescinded that. they are looking for any help from the public to catch the suspects. live in northeast washington, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. story,n: the other big pop-up storms barreled in, leaving a mess and fairfax county. alison: 6000 people are still without power. the storms have cleared out and we will get an outlook in a minute, but first we want to check in with tim barber, who has been surveying the damage in a concentrated

tim: right now i'm standard ring on whispering lane. -- i'm standing on whispering lane. and another tree came crashing down onto a power line and cut out power to the neighborhood. storm knocked down trees like they were toys, crashing onto homes around like barcroft one by one. -- around lake barcroft one by one. luckily, nobody was hurt. >> heavyhail and wind and thing story coming out of the trees. tim: paul was in his backyard when a nearby tree fell on to another, sending them crashing onto the neighborhood power lines. >> i looked out the window and there were sparks. tim: driving around lake barcroft, we spotted live wires and debris.

in such a beautiful, tree-lied community. not manage to did hit anybody house or car, which is great. tim: there is a lot to clean up tonight. there will be a lot more to clean up tomorrow as well. we will but you know how the cleanup goes. tim barber, abc 7 news. heavyan: the rain falling during rush-hour right outside of our studios in arlington. forcing drivers to take extra precautions. some waited before they left. we are the stormwatch 7 weather center with brian van de graaff. three nights in a row. night,probably one more and that will be the front that clears out and makes for a beautiful weekend. outside right now, the last of a couple showers working through martinsburg, berkeley county, jefferson county, west virginia. a few more

towards emmitsburg. those will continue to move out through the evening. through the day tomorrow, that is when we will see may be a repeat. outside right now, the temperatures 75 degrees at the capital wheel. the humidity makes it feel sticky. mid-seventies tomorrow to start on the mid-80's midday, low 90's in the afternoon. jonathan: brian, thanks. developing news i spotsylvania county and a deputyn responding to a drug bust overdosing. he did not do the drug coming he simply got near the stuff. that is how powerful it is. alison: anna-lysa gayle with the stunning revelations about the opioid crisis. stafford: when a county deputy found two people wednesday morning, they were unconscious in a van on a high point boulevard. >>

from opioid overdose. anna-lysa: after an arrest, the deputy continued collecting evidence and at some point the deputy sufferedan accidental overdose. >> this is the first time one of our own fell ill from an opioid overdose. the deaa: in june, issued a warning for all first responders, saying there was a significant threat to law enforcement personnel and other first responders who may come in contact with the drug. >> we believe it is possiblyan inhalation situation. it attaches to receptors in your body and starts shutting down the respiratory system. anna-lysa: thankfully, the deputy was at the hospital with the suspects when he noticed the symptoms. >> they administered an antidote through i.v. and it reversed the effect of the opiate overdose. >> it could have been lethal, yes, ma'am. anna-lys

recovering at home. the suspects are charged with possession of a controlled substance. governor terry mcauliffe last year declared the opioid addiction crisis is a public health emergency. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: anna-lysa, thanks. but that isifying, not the first time something like this happen. in may, a police officer in ohio had to be rushed to the hospital after he brushed fenton all residue off of his uniform. that officer has since recovered. is 50 times for 100 times more potent than morphine for stop just a few granules can kill somebody. alison: now only on 7, we hear from a man who's parked car was hit during a carjacking incident. the police say that

people stole a car in mount reindeer. officers spotted the car in southeast and the driver then crashed into parked cars on 14th and kentucky avenue's. >> over by the safeway on 14th and kentucky avenue. it is a dangerous intersection. alison: the two people in the stolen car were arrested. car thateople in the they hit were injured but are expected to be ok. jonathan: a class-action lawsuit in maryland from patients who say they were sexually assaulted by dr. brian williams. seven women said he touched them inappropriately between 2010 and 2014. the lawsuit is against williams and his former employer, kaiser permanente. fear, multiple dozens more we

unfortunately did not have the courage to step forward. russia: and now thetrump- tsonga and a new chapter. "the wall street journal" is reporting special counsel robert mueller has convened a grand jury. they have been working secretly four weeks already. cnn is reporting they have already issued subpoenas. trying to determine if any collusion went on during the election season. president trump has called the whole thing a witch hunt, but the white house today said it was cooperating with the special counsel. two bipartisan bills moved to protect robert mueller in case the president tries to remove him from that investigation. jonathan: president trump spent the evening in west virginia, blasting "the washington post" swamp in addressing the situation with russia. nancy: president trump touched on the stock market gains and

back to work but spent several minutes talking about russia and his thoughts on the justice department investigation into alleged russian meddling in the 2016 election. the president reiterating he believes the investigation is an attempt by democrats to downplay his electoral victory. >> most people know there were no russians in our campaign. there never were. we did not win because of russia. we won because of you. nancy: west virginia governor jim justice announcing he is changing his political affiliation to be a republican. he said i cannot help you anymore being a democratic governor. in ahan: now the latest disturbing case we told you about last night. a spotsylvania county man accused of holding his girlfriend and two children hostage for two years. court documents say that moore he

intimidation, or deception. >> it's bizarre. it is sad, actually. thethan: the police say woman was hospitalized from an injury from being assaulted. arechildren ages 11 and 8 with family members and appeared to be healthy. alison: things slowly getting back to normal in burtonsville, but it was a wild night. a fallen power line, shutting down a road and blocking people from their homes. jeff goldberg has the latest on the situation. jeff: when residents of the country place apartment complex realize they cannot get home because of power line problems, few were as concerned as this 84-year-old whose oxygen was running low. >> i just took one of my pills. >> right now i need to take her to the fire department, just to make sure she has enough oxygen. jeff:

worked faste crew to fix the problem. the authorities say after 1:00 a 129 clip thee cable tv line in burtonsville, causing it to fall in another line that caused the poll to snap. there was massive rush-hour delays. >> have to be patient and wait. jeff: about 6:00, power crews finished repairs and people were free to go in and out. followed soon after by the reopening of route 129. >> i'm glad everyone is safe. jeff: jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. jonathan: do you ever snoop when you see somebody texting on an airplane? one woman caught a message and it led to a major crime bust. alison:

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check this video out reom dubai, a high-rise fi in one of the larger apartment buildings that broke out on the 86-story. today, burning debris fell on the streets below. it covered 40 floors before they got it under control. the building was evacuated, nobody was hurt, and no word on the cause. 11:00, do you ever read the text messages of somebody sitting near you want an airplane? majoreek, that ended in a crime bust. a woman spotted a man sending crimes on asex flight from seattle to san jose. she told a flight attendant. the fbi got involved, identified two young victims, and arrested the man on a felony rape charge. na

county, a child and her grandfather drowned in a residential pool in severna park. the police say the four-year-old did not know how to swim and her grandfather tried saving her, but he also did not know how to swim. alison: heartbreaking. health concerns at a ymca pool. 42 people including 40 people were made sick by a chemical leak at this indoor pool. many had trouble breathing. the kids were in swim lessons when a lifeguard opened the door to a pump room and was overcome by fumes. all are expected to be ok. ymca says the pool will be closed while they fixed the mechanical problem. jonathan: prison time in the high-profile case that involved a teenager who sent her boyfriend text messages encouraging him to kill himself is not she will not spend any time in jail just yet beus

sentence until her appeal. the victim's father gave an emotional statement in court. >> michelle carter exploded my son's weaknesses and used him as a pawn. jonathan: that young man locked himself in his truck and died of carbon monoxide poisoning. tosecutors asked for carter spend up to 12 years in prison. her defense said she committed no crime. alison: a 7 on your side health alert about a very popular cocktail. moscow mules are traditionally served in a copper mug, but there is were to lead could be a poisonous mix. some experts say mixing copper with the acidic cocktail could make you sick. iowa just adopted a state law that bans moscow mules from being served in those mugs. mugs lined with metal or stainless steel are allowed. jonathan: before you know it,

school, and with a return to school, renewed focus on bullying. bikers areindiana, spreading the message that bullies will not be tolerated. this 11-year-old boy showed up for his first day of middle school. his mother said he had been bullied at other schools and it was so bad that he was concerned. she mentioned it to a friend was a motorcycle fan, and he invited fellow bikers to stand tall with their new friend. the school principal was on board with the effort. he says that he hopes it helps end bullying. jonathan: we are on storm watch. after the storms, a double rainbow, one over the capital, the other over the white house. the capitol dome looked beautiful. brian van de graaff has the outlook for the next few days. brian: one more day with the potential of storms. we think those will be at night. today, another 90-degree day.

95 or greater. not as hot as last year, but we still have had a lot for stop72 dulles w andarrenton. these numbers will not move that much. tomorrow morning you will feel the moisture in the air, the mugginess. we have a very sticky air mass. tomorrow like tonight will be uncomfortable, almost oppressive. stickinessght with friday. such a better feel on the other side. 70's, abouts and where they are now, partly cloudy, muggy, white south wind, and we could see some patchy fog -- light south wind come and we could see some patchy fog. the futurecast, tomorrow morning, new issues to start off, 69 frederick

66 winchester. through the afternoon we could see some showers and storms, confined to the west of 81. the storms staying off to the west until late tomorrow night, about 11 p.m., 12:00 a.m., showers pushing across. as that happens, that is a sign of the front coming through. cloudsaturday morning, in the morning, and then a fresh wind moves in, dropping humidity , making for comfortable day. tomorrow a slight chance of stronger storms further west. around here, most likely into the evening. 91 tomorrow. r, friday notf fai to bad, but the weekend better. d.c. united's game saturday night, citi open this weekend, but we are bookended by moore and settled weather, showers and storms possible monday and tuesday. cooler next week. hang in

alison: good golf weather. golf is all about concentration, but a critter got in the way. jonathan: this video, next. alison: and abc 7 is joining with the united way and d.c. united to stuff the bus august 10. bring back packs and school supplies to the safeway on 14th street.

tso why is she smiling?r days driving all over town. 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. right now, get selected varieties of pepsi 12-pack 12-ounce cans, 4 for $11 when you buy 4, and family size lay's and lay's kettle chips, buy 1 get 1 free. the safeway anniversary sale. it's just better.

jonathan: ever get that feeling that somebody is watching. that is jason day, amazing golfer. check out the squirrel in the background. alison: this was at an invitational tournament in ohio. the squirrel starts creeping out, getting closer. he seems unfazed, just

he eventually gets too close, startles day, and then they wait for him to scurry off. jonathan: always nice when a bird comes along and grab somebody. erin: he was like, i want some airtime, too. playful little guy. football is officially back. plus, a slugfest at the citi open tonight.

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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. after a three-hour rain delay, the men's top seed was in action. anderson gave him all he could handle. he took the first set, 6-3. second set, battling back. he wins the second set in a tiebreaker, 8-6 against anderson, forcing the decider. that is where we now are, in the third set. cowboys-cardinals kicked off the nfl preseason with

fame game, featuring some of the players you have never heard of and may never hear from again. first quarter, the touchdown of the night, moore to rico gathers. the cowboys win, 20-18. cubs-diamondbacks, suffering through over two hours of rain delays. the bullpens made the most of it. going for a roller coaster ride, fishing. arizonabest was when did their best bowling impression. trying to pick up the spare. wait. yes! they got it! and a round of applause. the day within that. the nationals had the day off, beginning a three-game series tomorrow in chicago, against the world champion cubs. jonathan: what ballplayers due to kill two

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