news, north korea threatens military strikes. jonathan: a d.c. hospital water to stop prenatal care and delivery. alison: and the ominous threat happening now. jonathan: an honor 70 years in the making. >>

would have done the same thing. jonathan: with this man went through that earned him a purple heart. alison: breaking news tonight from north korea, where that country is threatening now to strike guam. jonathan: this just hours after president trump warned of fire and fury like the world has never seen if north korea continues to threaten the united states. alison: nancy chen has been following the story. news: the country's state agency says that north korea is considering striking areas around guam with medium to long range strategic listed missiles. that threat has the attention of leaders around the world as u.s. intelligence in the list believe that north korea can put a miniaturized nuclear warhead inside of a missile, a dangerous milestone. president trump

saying there should be no further threats. not make anya best more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. he has been very threatening, beyond normal statements. and as i said, they will be met with fire,fury, and power, the likes of which the world has never seen before. nancy: north korea slamming the un security council unanimously approval of sanctions. the threat on guam refers to the flight of u.s. bombers over the korean peninsula yesterday, those flights originating from andersen air force base in guam. those bombers were joined by japanese and south korean aircraft. jonathan: developing now, a major order from

d.c. department of health. a southeast washington hospital must stop delivering babies and offering prenatal care for 90 days. alison: this comes as a surprise even to d.c. councilmen who said they had no idea this would happen. jay korff is live outside of united medical center. any idea why they are doing this? jay: no, that's the thing, no one power is saying why this happened, and that is just one of the headlines in a shocking story. pregnant women who came to the united medical center in southeast d.c. for prenatal care or planned on giving birth year will have to make other arrangements, to the dismay of longtime health care advocates. >> i was shocked. the first question that came to mind was, where did the women go? jay: tuesday health department officials issued a statement that said this applies strictly servicesry and nursery for the next 90 days.

anyone as to what happened to spur this decision. one high-ranking city officials grossly other serves the community. ward seven councilmember vincent gray has been pushing for a new hospital on the east side and was out of town said, i hope this unfortunate situation shines the spotlight on the inadequacy of health care services for eastern residents. >> when you shut down something like obstetrics that cares for mothers and children, that is a big issue. according to this vaguely worded statement that we received from the department of health in d.c., some kind of plan is under way to fix a problem that remains shrouded in secrecy. jay korff, abc 7 news. happening now, fairfax county police are looking for this 18-year-old. he

the police believe his life may be in danger. take a good look at his picture. theyamily tells the police were concerned when he did not come home thursday night. he was last seen in a wooded area in mount vernon. the police believe his disappearance may be gang-related. if you have any information, fairfax county police would like to hear from you. alison: right now in northeast washington, the police are looking for the people who jumped a man waiting at a bus stop on kennedy street, beat him, and robbed him. the man will be ok, the terrifying part, they believe this attack was totally random. tim barber is live in northeast washington with more. tim? tim: the attack happened several blocks from the police headquarters. the detectives have a big description of the robbers. detectives are looking for two men who stabbed a metro bus rider near kennedy

georgia avenues. the victim was even kicked in the head before the robbers stole his wallet, debit card, and iphone. >> he's a great guy, does not by other anybody. 1992, it was a rough neighborhood. this is a better neighborhood, so i'm surprised. uncovered aur side stats for 1000 foot radius around the bus stop. violent crime has decreased, but robberies have doubled from 8 to 16. >> i hope they catch whoever did it and the man is ok. tim: the man woke up a day after the attack, but the criminals that put him in the hospital are still on the streets. he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. tim: there are security cameras in the area where the attack happened, but no word yet on if detectives have recovered anything from the cameras.

for the mantorneys accused of shooting a woman during a traffic argument say that he acted in self-defense. he is accused of shooting the woman on eisenhower avenue in mid july. after the shooting he took off and then turned himself in. in court today, his attorney claimed the woman used her vehicle to box in his vehicle, then got out and threatened him. he is being held without bond tonight. the police say that a man arrested and accused of taking pictures up women's skirts may have targeted people who did not even know what was happening. brandon williams was arrested today. surveillance video helped them catch williams who is now accused of taking pictures at the columbia heights metro station while on the escalators. alison: an increased police presence at a council tonight where they were supposed to vote on a controversial bill to allow noncitizens to vote in city elections.

the vote did not even happen. anna-lysa gayle has more on this. alison, although the vote was delayed, many still felt the need to weigh in. it was definitely a talker around town and online. these are just some of the letters council members have received on the topic. policegeorge's county officers standing by at the college park council meeting as a heated discussion was underway. >> i expressed my opposition to a noncitizen voting. >> all in favor of the motion? anna-lysa: tuesday night the council was supposed to weigh in on the measure that would give noncitizens the power to vote in city elections, but decided to delay the voting until september 12. >> the purpose is to allow the council to discuss having a referendum on the november ballot. anna-lysa: that did not stop community members from speaking out on both sides. >> it amazes me that people who cry -- d

in our elections are the same people who push for them to vote. anna-lysa: christine first introduced a proposal that would give undocumented immigrants a chance to vote in city elections. >> i have friends on campus. anna-lysa: this umd student supports the proposal. >> i believe that folks should have a say in decisions that affect their lives. anna-lysa: tonight, councilmember say the extra security was because of a threat they received via email from a hate group. live in college park, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: tonight's meeting in college park also took time to honor a 95-year-old man who last month received a purple heart, 72 years after his bomber was shot down over germany during world war ii. he was held as a pow for a year, until the war ended. >> there were 16

women veterans and world war ii. if they were in the same place at the same time, they would have done the same thing. yourhan: thank you for service. his wife is buried at arlington national cemetery. in receiving the purple heart, he says he hopes to be with her there someday. steve: we are on storm watch this evening. wings are quieting down nicely for us, hardly any cloud cover. the humidity levels are down, the dew point is down, which means open the windows and enjoy the fresh air. tomorrow looks fantastic, lots of sunshine through the morning, afternoon, early evening. highs into the lower 80's. talking about the rest of the week and looking ahead to the upcoming weekend, and a chance of thunderstorms coming up in just a few minutes. alison: steve, thank you. the national weather service confirmed a tornado touched down in salisbury monday afternoon. it was an ef

it flipped cars, leveled trees, utility poles. the national weather service said the twister was on the ground for about a mile in that area and had winds of around 100 miles per hour. >> that train noise kind of thing, it went through quite. alison: while no one was hurt, businesses and residents are still cleaning up. jonathan: 7 on your side with a consumer alert, and new information about the massive takata airbag recall. nissan has agreed to a $98 million settlement for loss claims. that means that car owners will be eligible for benefits like cash and free rental cars. the decision will impact about 4 million people. similar settlements were reached and a mazda.bmw, at least 18 people so far have dozens seriously injured because of the airbag problem that caused them to explode with excessive force, sending shrapnel flying in the vehicle

us do this every day. it is not that bad, right? jonathan: men need to pay attention to the study. it may make you think twice about soft drinks. alison: and big changes coming to your favorite streaming service.

alison: the family of a child found data in a day care center is demanding answers tonight. the three-year-old was found dead outside of the center in orlando in the van. the police believe he had been there the entire day. >> one i do a headcount -- why not do a headcount? >> they knew they had not taken him out. alison: the family said that he had been going to the center for two years and was supposed to be dropped off at home. when he did not arrive monday night, his grandmother reported him missing. the driver of the van mi

when she dropped off children. criminal charges are possible. an austrian teenager was attacked by a swarm of flesh-eating sea creatures. this happened while he was swimming in knee-deep water off the coast of melbourne. doctors stopped the bleeding. the sea bugs typically eat dead fish. maureenby ledges -- biologists are calling this encounter extremely rare. jonathan: very sad news from the music world, glen campbell has died after a long battle with alzheimer's disease. >> ♪ like a rhinestone cowboy jonathan: he sold more than 45 million albums during his six-decade career. 20 hits included "rhinestone cowboy" and "wichita lineman."

he was 80 years old. taylor swift says that a dj groped her during a photo shoot. that is the picture. he is suing her, saying that she got him fired. swift is expected to take the stand and the traffic like is expected to last 7, 8 days. alison: 7 on your side with health matters now and a look at a new study that connect sugar and depression will stop it was published in the journal "scientific report" and found a link between diets high in sugar and mood disorders mainly in men. gramso ate more than 67 of sugar per day are more than 67% likely to be diagnosed with depression or anxiety, and two 12 ounce cans of coke contain 78 ounces of sugar. jonathan: "u.s. news and world report" is out with his annual list of best hospitals. johns hopkins

third, the top hospital in maryland. the mayo clinic and the cleveland clinic ranks first and second. uva medical center in charlottesville is the top hospital in virginia. alison: 7 on your side with a consumer alert and some bad news for netflix users. say that reports disney is pulling its movies from the streaming service. disney plans to launch its own streaming service, in 2019. the change will impact pixar but marvel tv shows will still be available on netflix. no word on how much disney's service will cost. jonathan: plans to expand a famous area restaurant are hitting a roadblock. dates backlers inn to the 1800s. its owners want to add a 9000 square foot bank would haul, but the neighbors are not crazy about the idea. >> the hours would

about 1:00 at night, and weddings are celebrations and they have rock bands as part of the celebration, and the noise would echo into the adjoining suburban homes. jonathan: right now a petition against the project has 1000 signatures. the montgomery county council will weigh in month. steve: a gorgeous evening right now, low humidity, comfortable dew point, a great night to open the windows. we had a high earlier today of 81 degrees, below-average this time of year, will below-average. we should be around 87. 72 atles at this hour, reagan national. the air drying out, dew point levels in the 50's, almost unheard of this time of year in washington. enjoy it while you can, changes are on the way for the weekend. stormwatch 7 satellite and radar, just a little bit of clutter,

take a peek at the window, almost a full moon. view, mainlyhe clear skies north and west. showers around the outer banks of north carolina. it has been a miserable beach day for them. fortunately, things will improve tomorrow, and for that matter the next couple days looking great in ocean city, rehobeth, ewey, and bethany. cooler temperatures to the west, skies clear, the wind out of the north at five. futurecast tomorrow morning, grab the sunglasses heading out the door. you will need them all day long as the kids are going to camp or outside. make sure that you find the sunscreen. you will need it. a beautiful, beautiful evening tomorrow, low humidity, warm temperatures, a little breeze. highs eventually into the lower 80's by 4:00, then we drop down a little bit.

values tomorrow. feels-like temperature's will be mainly in the middle 80's, a beautiful day. for the weekend, a few showers and thunderstorms both saturday and sunday, highs around 83 to 85. a bit unsettled friday through monday, but the temperatures lower to middle 80's. alison: steve, thank you. says that his family complained about noises in the attic for years. jonathan: this story will creep you out. you will never believe what they found.

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jonathan: this is a way to tuck in tonight. months, a florida family had been hearing scary noises in the attic. tonight they found out they were not imagining things. when he finally went into the attic, he

snake, six feet long. alison: ooh. init was actually bunking the rafters space right above the florida room chair where my wife sits. jonathan: awesome. over to a treeed branch. judging by the amount of shed its skin, they think the snake may have been living in there for a couple of years. a trapper caught the snake and is now looking for a more appropriate home. it was in there for years, what was it eating? alison: mice. jonathan: that's snake does not look like he has missed a meal. robert: check the attic, ladies and gentlemen. the redskins were on the racetrack with dale earnhardt junior sports is coming up.

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and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: baseball, nationals-marlins, gametwo of a four-game set. in the fifth inning, tied at 1-1. theton crushes one left-center. that ball stays up a long time. his 38th of the season, a career high.

the slumping ryan zimmerman grounds into a 6-4-3 double play. were never really in this game. the redskins had a chance to get away from the field today. speedway,hmond several players including kirk cousins and ryan kerrigan got to take rides around the track with nascar's dale earnhardt jr. >> just another adrenaline rush. >> i don't know. >> my dad is super jealous of me right now. he is a huge nascar fan, and i am as well. this is a once in a lifetime kind of thing. robert: redskins-ravens square off in their first postseason game of the season. see that on both news channel 8 and abc 7. erin hawksworth will be

and michael beasley was signed to a one-year deal. jonathan: that must have been fun, going to nascar. robert: i cannot imagine. those guys are like 6'5". how do they fit in there? jonathan: they just cram them in.

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alison: this is from the national building museum, their latest installation called the hive. it's getting a lot of buzz. get it? of 2700e is made up paper tubes. you can walk inside and use instruments. isn't that cool? jonathan: it will be fun to take that down. steve: what if you lean against the wall? i will not try.

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north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. [ laughter ] >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight milo ventimiglia, from "landline" jenny slate. and music from lindsey stirling featuring rooty. and now, having said all that , here's jimmy kimmel!