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over, waterlogged streets, walkways, and a metro station. we go to the store much center with meteorologist steve rudin. at least this was a faster moving storm. very fast moving, and most if not all of it is gone already. we have a nicer weekend ahead. right now, just a little cloudiness, not amounting to much more. on the wall, you can see where the real big storms are located, off the delmarva peninsula, moving towards ocean city, clearing out. back in our area, we are looking at clearing skies come especially to the west, garrett county, allegheny county, washington county, an indication of what's on the way tomorrow. coming up, the beach outlook and the update of the eclipse forecast in just a few minutes. jonathan: getting around this friday night was not very easy in the district. rushing rain made roadways look

as tom roussey reports, some drivers had to take the tours. tom: many parts got slammed tonight. this video is from the beltway in prince george's county. and these videos were posted by d.c. residents to twitter. this is tenleytown and this is connecticut avenue northwest. arease of the worst hit was low-lying rock creek parkway. these were the last cars to get through before park police shut down the southbound lanes around the evening. after that they made southbound traffic turn around and go north for a time. the water was flowing faster than normal. what all of the mess came had to have been one of the best sunsets of the summer. jonathan: a beautiful sunset. this video is flooding in the cleveland park metro station. yikes. the water is pooling

station is a safety precaution until the water receded. stay connected with the stormwatch 7 team whenever there is bad weather on the horizon by following us on facebook, twitter, wjla.com, and you can also download the store much app. -- the stormwatch app. a tragic investigation, three girls under the age of 10 found dead inside of a home. >> i cannot even imagine the terror the children were facing. jonathan: and whatever killed them is still out there, a painful case for all involved. anna-lysa gayle is in the neighborhood right now. we talked with neighbors earlier and they are understandably in shock. anna-lysa: jonathan, that is for sure, shock through the community. the bodies found just a few houses down from this police car that has been here since this morning when the investigation began. detectives have not identified

around the clock. >> i actually walked up on the family, overheard them say they are dead. anna-lysa: just after7:30 friday morning, a family member found three young girls dead. they were all under the age of 10. the police say they suffered trauma to their bodies. >> we are still unable to say how the children are related come if they are related. >> i cannot even imagine the terror the children were facing. as the triple homicide investigation begins in the neighborhood, parents are horrified. >> sad. two weeks before school, very heartbreaking to know that somebody could do that to kids. anna-lysa: investigators do not believe that neighbors are in danger. they are pursuing justice for the young girls and their families. >> we are confident the investigation will be well handled. an

you that officials were very tightlipped this afternoon during their press conference because they do not want to jeopardize the investigation. the three young girls have not been identified at this time. live in clinton, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: a terrible story. closely following these tragic development in clinton, get breaking news to your phone by signing up for text alerts at wjla.com/text. developments, virginia governor terry mcauliffe signing an executive order to stop rallies and protests at the lee monument in downtown richmond. no more permits will be issued for gathering there, one of hundreds of confederate symbols being protested and facing removal in the wake of the violent protests last weekend. earlier this week the governor encouraged all virginia cities to remove confederate statues. and the city of manassas now has

weekend which was scheduled for later this month. the city says the decision is a direct result of what happened in charlottesville. melissa dipane is live in manassas. some are disappointed, others think it is a good idea. mixture.yes, a the city of manassas says they will not take any chances with the event. they say they are saddened to see the events across the country, but they canceled their event for the safety of their residencts. >> just something historians of history. melissa: a place well known for civil war history. now the battle of ball run is canceling its annual civil war weekend. >> there have been concerns expressed by participants and others, and we want to err on the side of caution. melissa: there was a bourbon tasting and an event for dancing full the event started in

and is not a celebration of the civil war but an educational study of that time in history. >> it's an examination of life in the experience of the union side and the confederate side, civilian life. melissa: this person was supposed to work the event. manassas born and raised come he is disappointed has been canceled. >> i think we should do the weekend. is not alone.e this family moved here from raleigh, north carolina, three years ago. >> statues don't belong there anymore, but in manassas this is a different thing. melissa: even though the event this year has been canceled, it is too early to tell whether the following years' defense will be canceled. melissa dipane, abc 7 news. jonathan: more charges against the man accused of rimming his car into crime for pro

woman the crowd. james feels has -- james fields has been charged with murder. and lindsey mastis is at the live desk with with the mother is saying. mother: heather heyer's said the white house reached out to her. first she missed their calls, and now she does not want to speak to president trump whatsoever. >> with been said about my child, it's not that i thought about the tweet, i saw a clip of him at a press conference equating the protesters like ms. heyer with the kkk and white supremacists. lindsey: she does not want to talk to any politicians. she worries that some may try to use her daughter's name. she worries she has not had time to grieve and she is on a mission to carry on her daughter's legacy. she says the outpouring of love and support

going. new tonight, steve bannon is going back to breitbart. that announcement hours after he resigned as chief strategist for the white house. with the exception of mike pence , look at this picture, all of the president's original men are out. man enjoys the crowd, a growing list of departures from the white house. president trump under fire for stoking racial tensions in the wake of charlottesville, and steve bannon today, who proudly promote it white wing -- right-wing nationalism in the white house and beyond. bannon a confidant with the family on election night. >> if you think they will give your country back without a fight, you are sadly mistaken. every day it is going to be a fight. to have soe seemed much power, "time" magazine called him the great manipulator.

president, who told "the wall street journal" that band and was just "a guy who works for me -- that steve bannon was just "a guy who works for me." >> he's a good man. he is not a racist. we will see what happens. seemedn: the final straw to begin interview he gave the next day, publicly undercutting military threats of "fire and fury" against north korea. bannon said, "there is no military solution here, they got us." a moving tribute enrichment to one of the virginia state troopers was killed in the helicopter crash while patrolling the violence in charlottesville. [bagpipes play] wouldan: trooper bates have turned 41 last sunday. he is survived by his wife and children -- twinge children. his family and law enforcement gather to honor him. >>

jonathan: his copilot was also killed in the crash. his funeral has been scheduled for tomorrow. criminal charges for those who overdosed on drugs? growing support for the controversial proposal. plus -- a father and daughter kicked off their frontier flight, next.

jonathan: for the latest on the war on terror come in spain, an anti-terror operation is underway. the number of people killed has grown to 13, nearly 100 wounded. we now know one of those killed was an american, jerry tucker from northern california. he was with his wife celebrating their first wedding anniversary. investigators say yesterday's van attack was one of a number of planned attacks in the area. >> there was screaming and

i wound up further and further away from my husband. jonathan: a terrible situation. four people are in custody, but the manhunt continues for the driver. authorities also killed five suspected terrorists during a shoot out last night. now to finland where at least two people are dead, six injured after a stabbing attack. a man with a knife slashed markets. two different officers took the man into custody after shooting him in the leg. state media reports several other arrests, but the authorities have not released a motive and have not said if this was terror-related. growing support for a controversial idea and ohio, pressing charges against heroin addicts who need to be treated for overdoses. more than 100,000 people have signed a petition for this to go through.

drug overdoses are taking up emergency resources and the threat of criminal charges made to turn that. opponents say that charging addicts would crowd jails and cost too much money for taxpayers. father and if daughter kicked off a front to your flight after they say they were overheard during a private conversation criticizing the airline for a several-hour delay. they were headed to visit a sick relative. because of the delay, the woman called it her worst flying experience. next, theuy wy were ordered offe plane. >> this is loathsome. absolutely loathsome! the stewardess standing behind us listening to our conversation heard that i was saying that these employees looked like they are terrified. jonathan: front tier said the passengers were loud and rude. inir tickets were refunded th

the tape was for the folks leaving the plane. back at home, a developing deadline for an already troubled condo complex in prince george's county. fire officials say they have found major safety problems. the complex has until tuesday to fix the problems or residents face an evacuation. >> mold on the walls, there are literally holes in the ceiling, like you can see the sky. >> garbage. knock it down and renovate. jonathan: this would be the second time the folks there were forced out in less than a year. nine months ago, pepco cut the power in a telling dispute. the complex's board of directors will have a press conference sometime tomorrow. we'll bring you the dough limits from that news conference. back-to-school time across the region with a few transportation updates. in prince george's county,

technology lets parents track schoolbuses in real-time. you can download it from the apple app store or google play. it will let you know of the buses running late or where it is full stop the details are on her website at wjla.com. perkn the district, a big for students at d.c. public schools. mayor muriel bowser giving them free rides on metro. that starts monday. the mayor says extra security measures will be in place to make sure that students feel safe and comfortable while writing the trains. we want to see back-to-school photos. just take the pictures, because i know you will come and share .com/wjla,us at burst and you may see your cute little ones on the air. steve: the beach forecast come if you held off going because of the storms earlier this eveng,

sunday. both days beautiful, low humidity, lots of sunshine. ocean city right now and rehobeth, dewey beach, bethany, the storms earlier this evening finally beginning to push off. if you leave early tomorrow morning, get there around 10 a.m., 11 a.m., no problems and a beautiful day. closer to home, the skies beginning to clear. garrett county, washington county, the panhandle of west virginia clearing out nicely. lingering showers to the south and west. harrisonburg, charlottesville, not amounting to a whole lot more overnight. definitely not looking for anything severe nor cause any type of flash flooding. the temperature right now, upper 70's for much of the area inside the beltway. 78 reagan national and manassas, cooler to the west.

the high today was 91 degrees. the heat index values at reagan degrees, the hottest we have seen all summer. thankfully the hot air is gone and it will cool down tonight. still feels like 81 at reagan national, but a big difference from this afternoon. nighttime lows, mid-60's, lower 70's. skies gradually clear, tomorrow morning just about 70 degrees. not staying there very long. the day planner, highs rebounded to the upper 80's. the heat index values will feel so much better, even though it will be hot, nothing like earlier today. just about 90 degrees or so, lots of sun. don't forget the eclipse coming up monday. temperatures in the middle to upper 80's, a good deal of sunshine mixing in with clouds. you can watch live coverage right here on abc 7 and news channel 8. the 10 day outlook, a nice weekend

week monday. upper 80's wednesday. for the following weekend, we cooldown, upper 70's, near 80 degrees for the daytime highs. jonathan: and check this out. that is a big old waterspout. that is a sizable one, in clearwater, florida. crews called to search for a boater who was missing in the area and disappeared. he was later found ok. a life-changing moment for a family. they've got three kids already and just found out they are having a new addition, or

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jonathan: just three days until lisa luray clips and abc 7 and

news channel 8 have you covered -- for the solar eclipse. we'll have reporters all across the country so that you can see , as it happense from the west coast to the east coast. a family of five in alabama is about to more than double in size. a mom of three said she wanted to get pregnant just one more time. this time she is having sex tablets -- sextuplets. right now they are getting ready for the change of a lifetime. scott: cannot wait to see that grocery bill. jonathan: they will never get another nights sleep. scott: john wall is used to dishing out assists. john wall held his annual back-to-school field day this afternoon. these kids left with more than just school supplies.

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. scott: it is that time of year again, back-to-school for students across the dmv. wizards all-star john wall making sure that everybody hits the books. earlier this afternoon, wall's back-to-school field day, the fourth annual

rosedale community center in northeast. during the field day he talked about the social issues going on in this country, hoping the students grasp the message. >> just a positive come stay ahead of schedule. don't let anybody put you down. i know that people want to retaliate and do certain things, but no matter what color race you are, we all have one goal, have freedom and enjoy life. keep positive. scott: well said. wnba, the mystics hosting phoenix. kristi tolliver scores 21 points. but it was not enough. diana taurasi could not be stopped, 25 points for the veteran. the mystics fall 89-79. the injuries continue to pile up for the nationals. max scherzer scratched from tonight's start

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jonathan: and breaking news into the newsroom, an arrest in the murder of the three children and clinton has been made. williams hasntonio been officially charged in their deaths, this after the three girls under the age of 10 were found by family members dead inside of the home. the police are being very careful not to say anything about the cause of death were much about the case. they are not telling us the motive or anything about the case. time goes by more with the investigation, they will feel more comfortable sharing information. when they do, stay with abc 7 and wjla.com

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