alison: no charges for the officer who shot an unarmed man. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com -- >> i'm saddened, discussed disgusted, and lost. alison: no charges after the police shot terrence sterling to death. the outcry in d.c. jonathan:

man who posed as a nfl player. alison: he was arrested for abducting a woman. at a popular was tourist spot. why was he back on the street? >> now, abc 7 news at 11:00 am on your side. an unarmedfirst, motorcyclists shot to death by the police. the only body camera video show cpr given during the very last moments of terrence sterling's life. word that thet, officer who shot him will not be charged. jonathan: there are calls for his resignation and changes within the department. anna-lysa: nearly a year after terrence sterling's death at third and m streets, many are still angry. on september 11, the officer fired two

killing him. vesting it or say that the shots were fired after sterling rammed the police vehicle. afterotest comes hours the u.s. attorney announced that officer trainer will not be charged in the deaths. >> i'm saddened the, disgusted, and lost. anna-lysa: in its review, the u.s. attorney's office pointed out sterling's blood-alcohol content was roughly two times the legal limit. they also found thc in his system, which is found in marijuana. mayor bowser: we continue to extend our condolences. anna-lysa: mayor bowser said it is unacceptable officer trainer did not activate his body camera video until after the shooting. she is calling for his resignation. mayor bowser: there should be accountability. anna-lysa: mpd will now conduct a disciplinary

violated any procedures. that could take up to 90 days. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. alison: today marks three years since michael brown was shot to death in ferguson, missouri. ron was not armed at the time of the shooting. the grand jury decided not to charge the a concerted shot him, leading to riots and unrest across the country. askingn: 7 on your side questions about a case that has a lot of people talking. the attempted kidnapping suspect rearrested just days later for another disturbing crime. alison: he was first accused of attacking a woman outside of the kennedy center. days later, he was arrested for lewd acts on the national mall. jonathan: tim barber is asking why he was back on the streets so soon. tim: millions of people visit the national mall each year. tonight, 7 on your side uncovered new records that the accused man of two disturbing crimes. >> is very sad. tim: 7 on your side

you last week when district officers arrested marquese bos tic for kidnapping a woman by the kennedy center. he grabbed the victim while she struggled and scream. the woman fought the suspect off and he was only charged with assault before being released. yesterday, park police found bostic half naked on a bench near the vietnam memorial. witnesses found him touching himself outside of the women's restroom. >> they let him out the week later and he is doing the same thing. tim: officials could not comment on pending cases, but d.c. code enforcement says that suspects detained prior to trial must he a serious risk or danger to be capped in jail -- to be kept in jail. the suspect was not ordered to stay away from the national mall. ultimately it is up to a judge to decide if the suspect can get out before their trial. tim barber, abc 7 news.

now, an active investigation in annapolis after a body was found in a creek. sky track 7 over brewer creek. but it's ago, the police announced to the body is a man in his 80's. they do not suspect foul play. jonathan: a former liquor board official indicted for bribery, on the prince george's county liquor board. investigators claim that he solicited and accepted bribes while in a position and was once paid $1000 by lobbyist. he is facing 20 years in prison. alison: new video after a car crashed into a building in northwest. there were no injuries, but crews are evaluating the. structure. no word on what led to the crash case of mistaken identity that got a local football player kicked off of the dallas cowboys. we want to show you this picture, side-by-side. the police say that newman

on the left is the guy that told officers he was lucky whitehead. he was in trouble for shoplifting. newman even gave all of whitehead's information including a social security number. when newman did not show up for court, a warrant was issued for whitehead. he was fired from the cowboys. identity thefts charges in addition to his other charges. itehead has a new job with the jets. alison: north korea giving a timeline for its threat against guam. nancy chen has the developments. a a north korean general in charge of rocket command said the plan should be finalized by mid-august. the regime wants to fire four mid range missiles towards guam and they expects them to land about 20 miles from the

creating a massive fire come all of this is president trump continues to warn north korea of dire consequences. >> the president is sending a strong message to north korea in light which that kim jong will understand. he does not seem to understand diplomatic sanctions. nancy: the president is meeting with top officials to assess the readiness of the military and first responders. video ofeanwhile, new a russian air force jet flying right over major d.c. landmarks. it is an unarmed plane flying over the pentagon, the capital, and the white house. this is allowed by a treaty in place that involves u.s. air force personnel on board. jonathan: new information about the fbi raid of a former campaign chairman. this happened at paul manafort's condo in old town. sources say the rate has rattled

we do not do what they found a what it will lead to. stay with abc 7 and wjla.com for any updates. alison: the latest in the order forcing a southeast hospital to stop delivering babies in giving prenatal care. united medical center now has 90 days to clean up its act. we now know a little more about the problems that triggered the order. one former worker said they were unsanitary conditions like holes in the floor, leaky ceilings, and mold. united medical center said that the problems with screening and protocol led to the shutdown. anyway that you look at it, expect it mothers are forced to make alternate plans. a public hearing will be held september 22, and we have all the information on our website, wjla.com,. willhan: the hope is this be a game changer in the opioid crisis, charging drug dealers with murder. it is happening in st. mary's

a group of suspected dealers are accused of selling heroin laced with a deadly substance that killed customers. a 37% increasew in overdose deaths in maryland this year. the human toll in the face of a father who lost his son. know, i talked to him on the 13th at 9:00 at night. i got a call from the st. mary's county police about 11:30 and he was gone. jonathan: prosecutors in the the murder charges are a start at battling back against a public health crisis. steve: the first forecast from stormwatch 7, a gorgeous evening and it will stay dry overnight. a good night to open the windows and let the fresh air in. nighttime lows in the middle 50's in the suburbs to about 65 degrees downtown d.c. clouds later in the day tomorrow, but it will stay dry, plenty of sunshine.

degrees. we are tracking showers and thunderstorms friday come into the weekend. the impact on your weekend coming up in just a few minutes. jonathan: a new lawsuit against metro about advertising. joined by people for the ethical treatment of animals , in abortion provider, and a controversial conservative author have joined together because they say they have had ads rejected or removed by the transit agency for stop that is sparking debate. >> it is a slippery slope deciding what is and what is not allowed. ads for anybody with a political statement, they can come from any group. jonathan: a metro spokesman says that advertising guidelines prohibit all issue-oriented ads come including political and religious signs. alison: a bizarre crime in arlington -- a homeo

somebody got into their apartment and clean. as happened on clarendon boulevard. the person said they never hired a housekeeper, but the place was clean when they came home from a trip. the police a that nothing was stolen, but some items were shifted from dusting. jonathan: we will get a lot of calls for people wanting to give their address. alison: i'm not sure that is a crime. jonathan: the capital one arena, the downtown arena changed its name today. crews are changing signs and oceorabilia, but that pr likely willss. tom: the one-year anniversary of one of the worst tragedies in montgomery county history. coming up, find out what has changed at the flower branch apartments. jonathan: advance notice required -- one state made it illegal

you to get you into work at the last minute. alison: and what would you do if you came fac

jonathan: these images are impossible to forget. alison: seven people dead after a silver spring apartment building exploded. jonathan: that was one year ago. building saythe they have seen an improvement in the emergency responses. alison: tom roussey is live in silver spring. tom? te of war the explosion is just behind me full stop we spoke with the folks who lived in the nearby buildings at the time, who were near where the explosion happened and still live in the neighborhood. we asked what has changed in the last year. life goes on at the flower branch apartments. near our list rate, there is a fence. inside, flowers grow near the site of one of the worst disasters in montgomery county history. a natural gas explosion left seven people dead and sent others fleeing f

you still think about it? >> everyday. tom: christina lives near the building when it blew up. what did you think? >> oh, my god, i started crying. paulino's sister lived in the building that exploded for stop she survived, but all of her things, her family belongings, they lost everything. he says a lot has changed in the year since the gas explosion. unlike back then, the apartment is attentive to everything. i think in the past they did not much into the problems that were reported. >> a lot of people moved from here after that. tom: not far away from the site of the explosion, tomorrow night at 8:00 there is a vigil being organized by the association here. i'm told a lot of people are expected to be there.

roussey, abc 7 news. tents: new at 11:00, going up for refugees from america to canada. canada is preparing for nearly 500 immigrants to cross from the u.s. they are hoping for more security in light of president trump's policies. most of those crossing now are originally from haiti who fear they aren't you being deported. jonathan: if you are in oregon it is now illegal to call you when to work on short notice. they require employers to give workers their schedule at least a week in advance. on-call scheduling, which can be challenging for those who need to coordinate child care and transportation. alison: must-see video, two backpackers got a little too close to nature in california. they got into a staring contest with a mountain lion.

on camera. froze, and so did the lion. they all try to figure out what in the world to do next. >> i don't know, i don't think you are supposed to run. [laughter] jonathan: you want to phone a friend, or is that your final answer? alison: the pair backed away slowly and were not hurt, but they say they were not sleeping well. jonathan: steve rudin said that experts say that the cat had just eaten, otherwise it would have turned out different. the police are searching for a bicyclist who robs taxi drivers. he steals it from the driver's shirt pocket and away he goes. seven hit at least drivers in the past month and has made off with at least $700 in cash. alison: an

down because a frozen pizza. a tractor-trailer hit an overpass in little rock, spilled pieces everywhere, and traffic had to be rerouted because the road was slick from the sauce. nobody was hurt. , the: the first forecast main forecast, 74 degrees at reagan national airport, 66 falls church, the same herndon, 66 haymarket. 50 winchester and elkins, west virginia. the areas west of d.c. will be the chilliest overnight. the satellite and radar, not a lot going on, it is dry and will stay that way as we move through the rest of the overnight, into early tomorrow morning. wake-up temperatures in bethesda,64, upper marlboro, lower 60's. upper 50's middleburg and manassas, but we do not stay

thanks to a lot of sunshine. as you head out the door, grabbed the sunglasses. kids going to camp, have the sunscreen. midday, clouds increase just a little bit off to the west. atticater in the day, the clouds garrett county, allegheny county, washington county, and southern maryland, but it will stay dry all day tomorrow. a nice day into the evening. any outdoor activities you may have planned. the day planner, highs around 85 degrees. pretty much where we should be this time of year. the best news of all, it will not be humid, not very sticky, comfortable and drive. changes on the way. the montgomery county fair, showers and thunderstorms late friday, lower 80's. middle to upper 80's saturday and sunday. a few showers and thunderstorms both days, but not a washout. check out the

things to do, great food. 85 degrees tomorrow, don't forget the ravens-redskins game tomorrow night, in the 70's. then we have d.c. united saturday, 85 degrees. moving into next week, we dry out tuesday, wednesday, thursday, lower 80's, nighttime lows in the 60's. a lot going on around here. alison: and no 90's on the extent outlook, amazing. --on the extended outlook, amazing. jonathan: we will take you inside the most luxurious jet in the world, next.

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would not be in the nationals lineup, i probably would have been concerned. not seem toe does have affected the offensive production. that is in part because of ryan zimmerman, who is having an amazing season. solo home run of the second, 1-0 nats. he became the franchise's leader 906.ime with r.b.i. number this fly ball to write sailed out of the park him in second home run of the night. better luck next time? it was a great night forzim. nats win big, 10-1. the redskins will be without a few offensive weapons tomorrow night when they take on the ravens. crowder,reed jamison and josh doctson have all been ruled out. leave it to kirk cousins to look on the bright side. kirk: i would love to have jordan

out there thursday night, but that probably will not happen, so why will develop a rp and get all these young guys even better a so why will develop rapport. with the young guys erin: pregame coverage tomorrow starts at 7:00. kickoff is 7:30. abc 7 and news channel 8 are

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