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social security numbers with sharpies on their arms for identification purposes later. >> with that being said housands have left their homes behind. the texas gulf coast braces for impact. >> we have team coverage tonight of the huge hurricane brewing down there. we're tracking what could happen in the next few hours. >> hurricane harvey is now the most powerful storm to hit the u.s. in more than a decade. the national weather service is warning that some areas may be uninhabitible for weeks, possibly months, in addition to catastrophic rain it is creating tornado warnings. the winds are so strong that it is whipping bark from trees. people are urged to evacuate but some will stay. that could have deadly consequences. >> it is unfortunate, those who are going to stay. they should make plans to mark ei

put their social security number on it. >> the texas national guard is bringing more than a thousand troops in to help and there are shelters open for at least 40,000 people. the decision to stay or go could go difficult at this hour. gas stations are running out of fuel. though the governor asked people in houston to evacuate, the mayor told residents to stay because if everyone tries it'll e at the same time clog roads and cause other dangers. jonathan: hospitals in texas are bracing for the worst. babies being treated in the neo natal intense i ever care unit at a hospital in corpus christi right in the path of the storm were evacuated. some arrived in ft. worth last night which is the safe distance from the storm's path. helping night airbnb hurricane evacuees finding places to stay, working to pair them with home owners willing to host people for free during the storm. the website currently lists

cost. >> storm watch 1:30 duty tonight watching landfall for hurricane harvey. it just occurred. we now have winds, 11:00 update at 130 miles per hour. this makes it a category four hurricane with wind gusts that ve now increased from 155 to 160 miles per hour. the storm itself has slowed down a bit moving out of the northwest at seven. it is going to continue to slow as we move through the overnight hours and then the torrential rains will continue not only for the day tomorrow, but into monday, even into tuesday of next week. let's talk about what is going on closer to home. much nicer weather around the d.m.v. daytime highs tomorrow will eventually make it into the upper 70's to near 80 degrees. low humidity. gorgeous out there. we have some changes though coming early next week. system off the coast of south carolina could bring us some showers. giving the timing on that, coming up in just a

minutes. >> thanks. we'll see you in a few minutes. we are tracking hurricane harvey from every angle. we'll have a live report from corpus christi. that place is getting blasted. at 11:20 steve will be back tracking the latest path of the storm. abc goes into special coverage at 2:00 in the morning and again at 5:00 in the morning. we will post all breaking news updates on our website being updated constantly. go to wjla.com. president trump is signing or already has signed a disaster proclamation because of the storm. he tweeted a few hours ago saying the federal government is on site and ready to respond and staying safe. earlier today he tweeted to tell everyone to listen to their local officials. >> breaking news from the white house. several big stories having nothing to do with the storm, each within the last few hours. first the president directing the military not to continue with an obama era plan that would allow transgender people

forces. this follows last month's controversial tweet announcing his intention to ban transgender people from serving. the memorandum also bans the department of defense from using resources to provide medical treatment regimens for transgender people. president trump is also asking officials to determine what to do about transgender people currently serving. >> president trump is making another controversial move in he form of a pardon. he pardoned former arizona sheriff joe arpaio. in a statement tonight the president said he is a "worthy candidate for pardon." he alluded to a pardon the other night at a phoenix rally but said he wouldn't do it that night because he didn't want o to cause controversy. >> tonight the president's top counter terrorism adviser has stepped down. this is the latest in an already long list of exits from

he previously worked as a national security adviser or editor for breitbart, the news site chaired by steve bannon. jonathan: new details into our newsroom tonight about north korea. they fired off several what they are calling projectiles tonight. we are told these are short range and traveled only about 150 miles. south korea says they are monitoring the situation very closely. keep in mind this comes at a very tense summer just weeks after north korea threatened to strike the u.s. territory of guam with this. >> right in their back yard, arlington neighbors say they were stunned. that's why within a matter of hours they gathered to reject hate. tom? tom: you know, nancy, talking with neighbors here in the dominion hills area of arlington they say they absolutely couldn't believe it. the middle of the day, an open ceremony held by nazis right over here in this shopping center.

they say when they saw the images of that ceremony, they had to respond. >> i can't believe we even have to contemplate this stuff. i mean, this is just pathetic. tom: they had just hours to organize but, still, dozens came. >> i can't say i felt rage much in the last 10 years and i felt rage today. tom: the rage was over this, a gathering of nazis at the dominion hills shopping center around noon. >> george lincoln rockwell leader of the american nazi party meets a violent end. tom: they were commemorating the 50th anniversary of the assassination of the founder of the american nazi party. it happened at this shopping center. >> first thing i noticed was the nazi flag. tom: matt garcia says it was about the last thing he expected to see while getting a hair cut with his young son. >> after a minute or two when i saw them doing the salute is when i said let me just take a picture this so i have it documented. it was disturbing to see. tom: those who came friday

including a woman whose parents fled nazi germany. >> i cannot allow the nazis to do here in this beautiful country what they did in germany. tom: police kept an eye out but there was no trouble. protesters say it sent a message that even with many away on vacation there were 10 times more people at their event than this event. in arlington, abc 7 news. nancy: new tonight it is back to school in loudoun county but some parents in the district say their children's bus stop s dangerous. melissa: loudoun county parents are outraged that the bus stop at north fork was deemed unsafe by the loudoun county school public transportation last year but is now back in service this school year. >> last year we appealed that and the school board agreed unanimously and said, yes. this is unsafe. the only thing they've said is that it fits the

that were adopted after our appeal last year. melissa: a spokesperson said the district hired outside consultants to design a more efficient bus route easing issues with driver shortages and shortening the length of time kids spend on the bus, but parents say the county roads have many problems that a computer can't see. >> on the subcommittee that voted on this came out and visited themselves, our school board representatives, everybody agreed that this was an unsafe situation. there are no easements, no sidewalks, nowhere for our children to stand. melissa: to make matters worse the decision can't be appealed. parents' hands are tied. they plan to keep working with he school board on the matter. jonathan: we continue to track hurricane harvey. this is a monster storm now hitting with dangerous strength. it is just blowing ashore now. it made landfall. officials were urging everyone to prepare, some to evacuate.

fema saying this will be a significant disaster. we'll go live to corpus christi right now. you're in one of the areas expected to be very hard hit. walk us through what you've seen over the last couple hours as far as conditions there. reporter: well, yeah. harvey has indeed made landfall. that makes it the first category 4 hurricane to do so in more than a decade. you have to go all the way back to 2004. right behind me the rain and wind is increasing with intensity. it's been an all day thing where you have a slow and steady rain and then just a crescendo of swirling rain, sideways wind, and, you know, we haven't seen flooding. i am wondering if at some point, i did get a chance to walk around to the other side of the hotel, would love to see some of the low lying streets. we are getting an incredible amount of rain. the palm trees have been a good gauge where they're alternately bent completelyve

we get these giant gusts. at this point the numbers we have are about a hundred thousand, more than 100,000 people without power. as you know that number is likely to grow. >> was corpus christi one of the areas they asked people to evacuate especially those close to the coast? stacey: absolutely. they really were trying to stress evacuation here. many people did leave. however, we saw some people that chose to stay because they have family or they have pets or wanted to protect their belongings. earlier this evening we had quite a bunch of thrill seekers driving out in their big trucks and taking pictures and honking horns but they have completely disappeared. i mean, this is not something even those folks are trying to drive through. very dangerous down here. >> the part of this storm that scares the most people is the fact the rainmaker it is going to be over the next few days. it won't move quickly away and dissipate. this thing is going to park. how much rain are they expecting where

now? stacey: you know, they expect about three feet. it really kind of as you know with hurricanes it depends. i know your weather team can speak to this pretty well as to what is going to move it in or out but if it just decides to nest and take a nap over landfall the last estimates i heard were a good three feet. i tell you, we drove down here about seven hours ago and some of the roads were already being over reached by just a little bit of water licking up at the sides of the road so i can't even imagine where they'll put a few inches much less 30, 36. jonathan stacey cohan, stay safe. we appreciate it. for the latest on breaking news out of texas sign up for text alerts at

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nancy: they look pretty good. you don't need to wait for winter to come. look at that. your chance to go there. this sunday is the final weekend but if you want to see it you do have to wait. jonathan: i would have had you for the queen of dragons. festive fans are counting down to the sunday's season finale. >> now, this is how you get ready for a season finale. a drink menu matching the theme for "game of thrones" and much more. this excitement is expected to uild all weekend long. hundreds of fans in northwest on friday for the game of thrones popup bar. >> we've been waiting four hours. >> maybe three hours. > two hours. reporter: all just for the chance to be around fellow fans. and a theme fit for a movie set with decked out cups, hall of faces, dragons, and an iron throne fit for a king or

photos. >> on the iron throne. i took some in front of my favorite house. reporter: people coming from across the country from california to miami. >> this came up and was a must. reporter: with the season finale quickly atroaching most of the chatter over drinks is about fan predictions. >> ice dragon. >> i look forward to john and danny getting together. reporter: the line is expected to be even longer this weekend. it opens at 5:00 p.m. on saturday and at 1:00 p.m. on sunday. so be sure to get here early. the game of thrones popup bar, abc 7 news. jonathan: the science guy is now suing disney for millions of dollars because he says the entertainment giant owes him 9 million bucks saying he was short changed on his hit kids show bill nye the science guy. this after disney demanded he repay a large portion of his earnings from 2007. disney d

respond to requests for comment. nancy: a bizarre bust on the border where agents stopped a en trying to smuggle a tiger cub. officials say he told border control agents he had nothing to declare from texas but there was something wrong with the car's identification so it had to be inspected. their shock, agents found this tiger. the little guy is now being cared for at a san diego zoo until officials decide what happens next. jonathan: that is one cute little kitty cat. all right. some amazing images from mars. check this out. nasa shot these images as the sun started melting the snow and ice on that planet. you're saying, wait a minute. snow and ice? not so fast. the melting revealed red sand dunes and no water on the red planet. the ice is frozen carbon monoxide which is also known as dry ice. steve: pretty cool stuff. we have a lot going on. this is from our affiliate in

san antonio, texas, and you can see the wind really beginning to blow around as bands are continuing to move inland and the eye is now officially ashore making landfall at around 11:00 eastern time this evening so just less than 20 minutes ago. this what is it looks like. here is the eye moving across rockport, texas right now. widen the view a bit and you see the wind vector spinning around the eye as we head in closer. winds upwards of 130 miles per hour with wind gusts upwards of 160 miles per hour. strong storm. inside the eye it is very quiet right now. just watching a group on twitter and they have winds at around 10 miles per hour inside he eye right here. you can see as we spin around here cloud tops upwards of 50,000 feet. this is a huge

a lot of energy in it and a lot of rain over the coming days where they'll measure it in feet in some areas 20, 30, maybe even 35 inches by the time the system moves out of here. the winds, 130 miles per hour. now moving off toward the northwest at seven. it is slowing down and that's when it continues -- that is going to continue through the overnight hours. the latest track as of 11:00 shows it will decrease in terms of how the wind or the rain is going to increase as we head through the next 24 to 48 hours and as mentioned it is not out of there until tuesday or wednesday. closer to home, so much nicer. count our blessings. temperatures are cooling off nicely. lower 70's at reagan national airport. 60's off to the west of us. wakeup temperatures tomorrow a little chill in the air. out early a light, fleece jacket. other than that you won't need it terribly long as we warm our temperatures into the upper 70's to around 80

the beach forecast looks really nice for ocean city. highs will be around 75 degrees both saturday and sunday. here is your 10-day outlook. into early next week monday, tuesday, and wednesday about a 30% to 40% chance for a few showers and isolated thunderstorms. all courtesy of a disturbance off the carolina coast. it goes not a hurricane or tropical storm. just a disturbance. then as we move into the end of next week and into labor day we're looking at temperatures that will rebound back into the middle to upper 80's with a chance for a few showers. jonathan: steve, thanks very much. as harvey hits texas we are getting truck loads of pets in our local shelters here. these puppies, dogs, and cats have been evacuated from the path of the hurricane and local rescuers say they desperately foster unteers, families, and people who want to adopt these little guys. if you want to find out how you can help go to our website wjla.com for the very

>> hurricane harvey has made landfall. this is a category four storm. it is now pounding the texas coast with 130-mile-per-hour winds. some areas could get up to 13 feet of a storm surge along with strong waves not including all the rain. the national weather service warns some places could be uninhabitable for weeks if not months. thousands have been evacuated ahead of the storm but first responders say they will not risk their lives to go in and get anyone who decided to stay. in fact, local officials said use a sharpy and put your social security number on your arm for identification purposes if you decide to stay. nancy: moving forward, abc will have special coverage at 2:00 a.m. and then again from

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jonathan: back with live coverage of hurricane harvey these are live pictures of corpus christi. the top of the trees almost broken off because of the strength of the wind. steve: palm trees, they can deal with this a lot of times. it doesn't give justice to what is going on out there right now. there are wind gusts upwards of soo miles per hour. there are wind gusts of 15

winds 130 miles per hour. the big story is the rain. for us, dry this weekend and

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