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to take cover at the prince william county fairgrounds today. nancy: it has been a wild part of the viewing area was also under a tornado warning at one point. alison: flash flood warnings are still in place and some people have no power. nancy: are we looking for better weather for the weekend? steve: we are, but it will take a little time. sunday will look brighter. stormwatch 7 satellite and radar, newly issued a flash flood warning in effect for prince george's, calvert, and charles county until 1:45 in the morning, the heaviest rain towards hughesville, prince frederick, dunkirk, and quite a lightning show to boot. day tomorrow, showers and a few isolated thunderstorms early in the morning. if you have plans to head out early to walk the dog or exercise, be on the lookout for showers.

thunderstorms on the way tomorrow afternoon and evening, highs eventually into the 80's. tracking showers and storms tomorrow, and looking ahead to the sunday, coming up in a few minutes. alison: we continue our stormwatch team coverage now. nancy: tom roussey is live in haymarket with the damage report. tom? tom: we are just starting to get a sense of the damage in haymarket. this is hunting path road, and it is like this for much of the street. if we keep walking we see more and more trees down, just one of many right here. we found damage nearby as well. check out this video from st. paul drive, right near the center of haymarket. a tree landed on the roof of a house. fortunately did not do major damage and nobody was hurt. i saw three trees down on st. paul's drive, trees down on haymarket. this area really got

see how much this tree came down. this is just one of many on the street and through haymarket, bearing the brunt of the storm that caused a lot of damage throughout the area, to trees and also some fires from lightning. live in haymarket, tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: tom, thank you. news, tracking developing president trump with more tough talk against north korea. nancy: the president tweeting that the united states is "locked and loaded" if that country carries out a strike against guam. >> they will be very safe, believe me. if anything happens to guam, there will be big, big trouble in north korea. alison: people in guam being forced to confront the reality of what to do if a strike happens. nancy: tom roussey reports. tom: the u.s. territory of

has a major u.s. military presence but it is also an island of more than 160,000 residents. >> they are americans just like anybody in the united states. an attack on them is an attack on us. mike is the former president of the guam society of america. the last time guam was in the news this much was probably when it was occupied by japan in world war ii. he estimates there are at least from thele in guam d.c. region. they are hearing a lot from friends and family back home. >> many folks are worried about their daily lives. by the same token, many folks are going on with their daily lives. tom: although guam is a territory and not a state, residents are deeply patriotic and many are veterans or active servicemen. he says there is strong faith the u.s. will protect guam. >>

worry, people are hopeful and positive this will eventually get resolved. nancy: that was tom roussey reporting. senators are getting fact sheets about what to do in the event of a nuclear attack. residents are being told to find shelter and avoid looking directly at the blast. it also says to shower after the blast but to not use conditioner. alison: we are watching the north korea situation around the clock. sign up for alerts at wjla.com /text. nancy: a russian surveillance today,lying over boston this just a few days after a russian air force jet flew over major d.c. landmarks. it flew over the pentagon, the capital, and the white house wednesday. the plane is allowed to fly

the zones because of a long-standing treaty in place. alison: happening now, a 17-year-old in critical condition after she was shot in the head while sitting in her car. >> heartsick, heart broke, you name it. has been one arrest, but the police are still looking for other people involved in yesterday shooting in northeast. q mccray is live at medstar hospital with the investigation happening now. this is so terribly sad. terrible, you name it. we are talking about a young girl who was completely innocent. mentioned, we checked with medstar washington hospital center and she is still in critical condition, fighting for her life. >> i've been crying all day. >> heartsick, heart reagan, you name it. it's like my own child. q:

loved one, fighting for her life after a senseless shooting. the 17-year-old was driving this white car when she was hit in the head near the intersection of montana and saratoga avenues northeast. >> she was caught in the crossfire. q: family and friends are struggling to come to grips with what happened. she was a rising star in her neighborhood who i just graduated from woodrow wilson high school. >> she was always in activities. >> she was about to go to college. at a&mfirst day university was just 10 days away. she was excited. >> she was going to major in journalism. q: the police arrested phillip mctague -- philip mcdaniel of northeast d.c., but they are still looking for two more people. >> just praying. q: the victim was a cheer captain and choir member at woodrow wilson high school.

the same shooting but is expected to survive. from northeast washington, q mccray, abc 7 news. new tonight, all marine corps airplanes will be grounded 24 hours to focus on safety measures. this will happen at some point in the next two weeks. this after three marines were killed in the crash off the coast of australia. officials were review protocol to mature all units are safe and ready. nancy: a transgendered teen has dropped his appeal against the school board. he sued the district when the school board allowed hit -- refuse to allow him to use the boys bathroom. the federal appeals court said it was up to a lower court to determine if the case was still valid because he and graduate from high school. alison: we will be watching a situation tomorrow, emergency responders bracing for large crowds at a white nationalist rally in sure lovettsville. moving a is against statue of confederate general robert e

charlottesville. the uva medical center is preparing to possibly treat people on what they call a natural disaster scale. nancy: a ruling in the lawsuit involving taylor swift, the singer sued by former radio dj who claims her claims that he groped her cost him his job. lindsey mastis has the very latest on this. lindsey: the judge decided there was no way to prove that swift got him fired. she testified earlier this week that the former dj groped her during a backstage meet and greet in denver in 2013. she referred to a picture taken by tmz as evidence, saying the grab was long enough she was sure that it was intentional. the dj deny the allegations and filed a lawsuit seeking damages of $3 million. swift said his firing was a result of his decision. tonight it is clear the judge agreed.

dollar to send the message. the jury has not yet ruled on that. lindsey mastis at the live desk. 81-year-old woman caught for using fake tickets for neasman park rides in rehobeth beach. -- for amusement park rides in rehobeth beach. hammermann was charged with misdemeanor theft and led out on $100 bail. alison: there is nothing to worry about, that is the message from wssc for people in parts of montgomery county. brown and yellow tinted tafoya -- tinted tap water is showing up in bethesda, silver spring, and elsewhere. the says that testing shows water is safe, but not everyone is satisfied with that response. >> if someone called you and told you had an issue at first dismiss it and say, no, you don't have an

change is likely because of changes to the treatment process to deal with more organic material in the potomac river. wssc said the water should clear up in the next few weeks. heroism after of fire ripped through a townhome in alexandria, a worker saving people inside. witnesses say that he ran into the home and carried an elderly woman out through the smoke and flames. on top of that he also guided her son to safety. >> he goes in there and gets them out. you know, that's the person that's a hero. the good samaritan was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. fire officials tonight still looking into the cause. alison: it is been called a dorm for adults a dupont circle, a tiny living space to yourself, but in the common area there are some perks. >> there

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alison: that is the oval office like you have never seen it before. is undergoinge the renovations while the president is on vacation. they are also replacing the heating and air-conditioning. the overhaul will cost taxpayers $3.4 million. nancy: that is very interesting to see. it is dorm-style living for adults. alison: less than 600 square feet to yourself or $2800 per month, but this is an historic house and dupont circle that comes with some opulent amenities. nancy: tim barber takes us inside. ♪ the outside world can be loud and fast paced, but steps away from the disturbances of dupont

past. the year was 1903. the president of the chicago tribune company built this 36,000 square foot mansion. later, the century historic rooms were just converted into luxury apartments, with a twist. >> you walk in and there are hors d'oeuvres, but some but he cares. has 92 smallding apartments, but also opulent common rooms, a kitchen with free breakfast, a library with whereers, and a ballroom they used to throw lavish parties. history. is full of one notable guest came up this balcony in 1927. his name? charles lindbergh. he addressed crowds here right after he got back from history is atlantic flight. the rent starts at $2800 per month. >> too expensive for my taste. tim:

ranges from traditional to downright wacky. the total cost of the project was $40 million, a price tag at the elegant owner surely would have approved of. tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: very interesting. love seeing inside. there is a debate over beer and wine at the grocery store. safeway applied for a liquor license at one of its locations and dupont circle. neighbors are not on board. they say there are already enough liquor stores in the area and they do not want the shelf space to be wasted. >> on the shelves are empty and they devote more space to other things that are not food, the problem is exacerbated. ifson: safeway said approved, only 4% of product would be beer and wine. there is a town hall meeting set for monday and the alcoholic beverage control board hearing his next month. nancy: members of the virginia general

against the design of your proposed bike and running path i along-66. virginiaer to the secretary of transportation, 18 lawmakers say the design is to be changed to address concerns about noise, load, and other issues. it is part of an interstate expansion project outside the beltway. alison: back-to-school shoppers, this is for you -- tax free weekend in maryland start sunday. no taxes on clothing and shoes, when hundred dollars or less, and the first $40 of a backpack or tax-free as well. the tax holiday runs through the 19th. all eyes on the giant had at the national zoo. she may be pregnant. we will find out in the next month or two, and in the meantime we will be on hand to watch. alison: stunning, close-up footage tonight of a surprise visi

bear mades 400-pound himself right at home. he spent an hour walking around, swimming, looking for snacks. you get hungry after time in the pool. our favorite part is this little girl's reaction. >> i was really happy. i just want to squeeze him! alison: not a good idea. nancy: no. alison: her family members were not so thrilled. they are cleaning up the house so he will not be tempted to come back. steve: the cleanest bear. outside, starting with good news at rehobeth beach, delaware. a lot of folks still enjoying the boardwalk at this hour. the temperatures for the most wouldn't you know what, i think the computer has crashed.

i can tell you one thing for sure, the heaviest and strong thunderstorms are out of here. we are looking at conditions that will gradually improve as we move through the overnight. my computer, my friends, i hate to say this, is completely dead. i will head back to the acres and reboot this. we will take a from their. nancy: we will check in after the commercial break. alison: sure. nancy: will talk about pizza instead. alison: that sounds better. going for a pizza world record is not the biggest one of the spiciest, but this restaurant claims it has the most cheeses. nancy: you you each drive a ford pickup right? nancy: you yes. i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. stronger the better. and best of all, this new truck is actually- oh my... the current chevy silverado.

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right, we had everything fixed and we can look ahead. saturday, 76ecast, degrees, scattered showers and thunderstorms. sunday in the low 80's. right now, upper 60's, lower 70's. not moving a whole lot through the overnight. all, thenews of stronger stuff storms, the heaviest of the rain is now moving off towards the east. behind it, clearing around i-81. do want to tell you but a flash flood warning that will remain in effect right now for charles, prince george's county's come also calvert county until 1:45. heavy rain over prince frederick, localized flooding happening as we speak. anywhere you go this evening, be careful. closer to the immediate metro, the capital beltway, toward silver spring and chevy chase, bethesda, we can looking at a few showers. -- wheaton looking at a few

updated showreshly showers across southern maryland early tomorrow morning. afternoon,into the looking at another round of , pop-up thunderstorms, and some of these may contain gusty wind to come heavier downpours. the montgomery county fair or prince william county fair, keep a watchful eye to the sky. a good time to download the stormwatch 7 weather app. the 10 day outlook, the temperatures in the lower 80's the beginning of next week, along with a few thunderstorms. fast-forward to a week from this monday, the eclipse. right now, highs in the upper 80's, near 90, and look

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. scott: sunday at nationals park, they will play two. tonight's series opener against the giants was rained out. the first game will begin at 1:05 sunday. vermont,connecticut, maryland, one step closer to the little league world series. t ---

thurmont, maryland, one step closer to the little league world series for stop they will face holbrook, new jersey, the winner advancing to williamsport. the redskins are licking their wounds from last night's terrible performance against the ravens in the preseason opener. the skins lost the game, but the bigger losses outside linebacker trent murphy, done for the season with a torn acl and mcl. murphy was already suspended four games this season for violating the league's p.e.d. policy. his suspension is not expected to carry over. the dallas announced cowboys player is a deal elliott has been suspended six games for violating the league's conduct policy as a result of a year-long investigation by the nfl into domestic violence accusations made by his former girlfriend. elliott has three days to appeal the suspension. after the second round of the pga championship, and american

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alison: it's friday night, pizza sounds good. it restaurant in connecticut is going for world record, topping a pizza pie with 112 cheeses. nancy: i did not know that many existed. it is a unique mix with an interesting smell. eat up, friends. scott: go ahead. steve: you can have my portion. the weather, we had heavy rain right now across prince george's county, not a month into a whole lot for the media metro. daytime highs tomorrow middle 80's.

monday. alison: have a good night.

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