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a program that protects undocumented immigrants who arrived in the country when they were children, meaning an uncertain future for hundreds of thousands of people. jonathan: jay korff has a new information about the announcement tomorrow. jay: just moments ago, the big development, u.s. secretary-general jeff sessions announced in 11 a.m. meeting tomorrow about daca. gathered outside of the white house monday night, rallying in support of daca, the obama-era program permitting hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants to enter the country illegally as children to stay. now word the president may phase out the program in several months. daca participants are deeply concerned. >> to say the least come it is a roller coaster. jay: he came to the states when he was 4. he said if daca

him he will be fine while in school, but finding work and his future is uncertain. >> we will continue to fight. jay: while some raised their voices, others say they are relying on prayer to help loved ones. mendoza said that one of her sons would be deported if daca is dumped. political issue come it is about lives and families. trump reportedly wants to phase out daca over six months so that congress can legislate a solution or have the opportunity. also developing, a number of attorneys general across the country are attempting to sue if aca is dumped, others are threatening to sue if it is not dumped. thethan: keep up with breaking news from the white house by signing up for text alerts by going to our website, wjla.com/text. nancy:

that north korea is "waiting for war" after its latest nuclear test, prompting an emergency meeting of the u.n. michelle marsh has the latest. michelle: officials now believe claim they's detonated a hydrogen bomb that could be mounted on a missile capable of reaching the u.s. at the security council meeting in new york today, they called for sanctions tougher than those passed just a few weeks ago. >> this crisis goes well beyond the u.n. the united states will look at every country that does business with north korea as a country that is giving aid to their reckless and dangerous nuclear intentions. michelle: in response to the tests, south korea is deploying four additional launchers as part of a u.s.-supplied missile-defense system. president trump spoke with south korea's president. the white house said the liftdent agreed to

sanctions on south korean missiles. jonathan: people from north carolina to florida are getting ready just in case hurricane irma heads their way. the governors of puerto rico and florida declaring a state of pharmacy, and this huge categoryfour is turning towards the united states. the path is uncertain, but people are not taking chances , especially in the wake of hurricane harvey. >> i do not want to be stuck out late shopping at the last minute. verdean: irma is a cape hurricane, which means that it formed in the far eastern atlantic, and they are known for their intensity and size. nancy: meteorologist gas night is here with the latest on irma as well as tomorrow's back-to-school forecast. jonathan: it's important to keep in mind how far away any impact about a week before could be in south florid

strong category four storm, the wind around 140 miles per hour, expected to strengthen in the next doubleday's. the track has it coming through cuba and south florida, but the turn to the north is still the question we'll figure out in the next couple days. really big trouble for the islands along the way. about a, we have just perfect morning to get back to school, clear skies tonight. tomorrow afternoon and evening, we have this line of rain further to the northwest. that will bring thunderstorms late in the day. i don't think many of the school kids will have to deal with it around the metro. further west, you may see some of those in the shenandoah valley right about the time kids are coming home. 71 tomorrow morning, 83 about lunchtime, great for recess, then up to 88, feeling like 90. around that time

a better chance tomorrow evening. the stormwatch 7 futurecast and when the rain should move through come and we will also talk about the risk of severe weather from the storm production center coming up. nancy: as you get the kids ready for school tomorrow, tune into "good morning washington" for traffic and weather updates every 10 minutes. that starts bright and early at 4:25. jonathan: an active search for a gunman who shot two people in charles county, killing one. it triggered an all-out search involving most of the area. tim barber has the investigation going on right now. tim: investigators say this is where the murder happened. right now the suspect is on the run. investigators say he is armed. while investigators bagged evidence at the murder scene, four miles away deputies searched for the accused killer, 35-year-old brian pierce, whose car was found on friendship landing roadwh

this boater was about to get off the water when deputies stopped him. >> they said you have to go back because somebody got shot and is running around with a shotgun. so we just sat out on the water and fished a little longer. until they told us to come in. jonathan: charles county deputy say that pierce knew the victims who came over to his house on port tobacco road. investigators say that an argument broke out before pierce opened fire. >> is very scary. tim: both men ran for their lives, but one died and the other is in serious condition. tonight, deputies are warning the public. >> keep an eye out for this individual. if they see him, call 911 right away. tim: if investigators find the suspect, we will let you know right away on wjla.com, social media, and right here on abc 7. reporting from charles county,

jonathan: an investigation is underway in philadelphia after a woman said her brakes failed before she crashed into a block party. paramedics took eight people to the hospital. the authorities say none of the injuries appear life-threatening. after the crash, the driver reportedly told the crowd she was trying to go around the people. nancy: the path to recovery after hurricane harvey and a sad update as the debt soul has risen to 60. the texas gulf coast still far from in the clear and there are new evacuations in houston as water is released from reservoirs, leaving homes underwater. others returning home to salvage what they can and try to start over. it's estimated 85% of these homeowners do not have flood insurance. also tonight maryland task force and virginia task force one are headed home after helping the victims on the ground. jonathan: amid the devastation in texas, we continue to see the best of humanity

16-year-old who is donating all of her summer earnings to the victims. anna-lysa gayle spoke to the young woman tonight and is live with the inspiring story. what would make her do something like this? anna-lysa: jonathan, she has a heart of gold. about two weeks ago for bridget, who was a junior at our lady of good counsel high school. she has decided to help those in need, providing a lesson in compassion. >> just seeing all the pictures and devastation, especially seeing people on the rooftops of their houses and everything covered in water was just crazy. mostlysa: while 16-year-olds may spend their money on clothing and gadgets, bridget is dedicating her entire summer earnings to families affected by harvey, the storm that has killed at least 60 people. reallyew that i did not

other people around the world and hurricane harvey victims needed it. anna-lysa: the summer she made $ 1,100. her mom was amazed by her act of kindness. >> i said, are you sure? she said, guess. anna-lysa: and bridget did not stop there. she has raised more than $6,000 to ray gofundme campaign. the money will help the american red cross with funding shelters. and taught in high school to have compassion for others, and i felt a lot of compassion for them. hopes to: bridget kim visit texas so she can see how the donations are helping to impact the lives. to learn more about her fundraising efforts, go to our website, wjla.com. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. nancy: and happening tomorrow, congress coming back to work and address the devastation of harvey.

nearly eight billion dollars of emergency funding. lawmakers facing in october deadline to come to an agreement to fund the government and avoid a shutdown. they will also try to tackle obamacare repeal and replace which stalled in the senate. still ahead, he almost got away with it. jonathan: the police say that a mall robbery left a trail of jewelry leading to him. plus -- >> it was me and the 23-year-old flight nurse. nancy: meeting a remarkable woman on this labor day. and it is back to school for lots of families tomorrow morning. the forecast coming up.

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jonathan: if familiar story for many, swarms of atv riders weaving through traffic and putting drivers on edge. the police have a spike strip for atv;s.

deflate in the matter of minutes. the police are hoping that these new tools and added patrols will keep the streets safer. a suspected jewelry thief who almost got away with more than $300,000 in jewelry from two local malls. bage was a hole in his loot that left a trail of jewelry at the white flint mall and landed in front of the facility. they traced his car through security footage. he now faces 80 years in prison. jonathan: a group marching from charlottesville to washington and growing. these are folks who oppose the end of daca, joining forces with the folks who were already protesting because they were upset about the way the president handled the charlottesville violence last supremacists white

we will have complete coverage on abc 7. nancy: this week and is the susan g. komen race for the cure, funding the fight against breast cancer. one family in ashburn raised $250,000 for the organization. they lost their mother to breast cancer in 2003, when they were just 6, 3, and less than a year old. since then, raising money has been a family affair. >> it's a bad situation to begin, but something good is coming out of it. even if we just save one life, it's good to know we are making that difference. nancy: among the offense, a fundraiser at the ashburn pub. and you can help raise money. this weekend, join abc 7 for the komen race for the cure. we will have live coverage on news channel 8. jonathan: this labor day we are introducing you to a 92-year-old annapo

breaking glass ceiling since the 1950's. nancy: she is considered a pioneer for working women. she was the first woman to fly a navy jet all the way back in the 1950's. that information was highly classified then and was not released until now. >> and the pilot said to me, bobbi you were the first girl to fly a navy jet. saw a soldier fire at her with an ak-47, missing by inches. she still has the bullet. breaking down barriers. and switching gears to the weather, a beautiful night. staying warmer tonight, starting off very comfortable tomorrow morning. 71will be from about 67 to with mainly clear skies, so not as cool as last night. thunderstorm chances tomorrow.

center, areas north and west of d.c. there is not a great chance of strong, severe thunderstorms, but something to watch tomorrow. late afternoon and evening, just one of those days to stay aware of the weather. futurecast tomorrow morning, things are great, a very summery day, a little muggy. in the afternoon thunderstorms develop rather to the west, pushing through i-81, closer to about 4:00, 5:00, getting closer to d.c. towards the evening. probably the late drive home, if you have evening plans, glowing out to dinner, that is when you'll need the umbrella. most of the workday and lunch hour will be fine tuesday. wednesday is a cloudy, on and off shower day, right into the evening. that is the one where it feels more like fall. about still very summery, 80 degrees at recess, hanging in the mid-to-u

feeling more like 90. dry today, but the rain late tuesday, a good chance of showers wednesday. maybe a few hang around thursday, but otherwise settling into a dryer and of the week. the last few irma, loops of this satellite image shows how powerful and organized and symmetrical the storm is. the wind right now right around 140 miles per hour. getting closer to the islands. ultimately the track stays basically just to the north of the islands. what a steering this? it is the high pressure, basically holding the storm down here. isimately this high pressure stronger and made it further to the west than originally thought. that is why the track has changed. ultimately it turns further to the north near florida, thanks to the high breaking down in the front to allow this to come through. ultimately the storm starts to lift back north. at that time we have the chance of landfall in

heading our way with moisture, but not until early next week. is from a the rain different cold front coming through. drying up towards the end of the week. temperatures in the middle 70's almost 10 days straight. the chance of rain from irma and weather hold off until tuesday and wednesday of next week. jonathan: as kids get back to school, we dug into our archives and found some from our abc 7 family. alison starling. she has not changed, and that looks just like her daughter. here is michelle marsh. those are nice pigtails. nancy: and i will share mine. here is me. i'm matching the decorations with the little apple. i do not look that happy going to school. hopefully all the students going to school tomorrow are much more excited. a reminder tonight, we want to

send them to us by going to wjla.com/burst. jonathan: a local baseball game was held up by a goose.

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jonathan: tomorrow is your time to shine, auditions taking place at the westfield annapolis mall for "american idol." find everything that you need to know on our website, wjla.com /sing. tune into "good morning washington" as we speak with some of the hope roles, -- hopefuls, play trivia, and look at some of the auditions. nancy: we have heard about rain delays at baseball games, but have you heard of this? a goose delay at

the delmarva shorebirds game. the goose landed in the middle of the field, then refused to leave. he appears to be hurt. eventually scooped up by a groundskeeper, carried off the field, and taken to an animal shelter to be checked and treated. he's like, come on, guys, i need a little help. jonathan: he landed in a spot where somebody would help. robert: sometimes you need things like that to happen at baseball games. there are some lulls. the latest with su'a cravens and his potential retirement, and daniel murphy the not have a day off today, but he did have a day.

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: in baseball, the nats needed a pick me up after dropping three out of four against the brewers. tonight facing stanton in the marlins. top of the seventh, bases-loaded, daniel murphy cracks one deep to left center, hops over the wall, ground rule double. to run score. nationals up 5-2. that was murphy's

the night. he also homered. the final was 7-2. meanwhile, the orioles working their way up the wild card, battling the yankees. left, lines one deep to and the orioles lose this one, 7-4. the redskins had the day off today, back on the field tomorrow, but the big story over the weekend was su'a cravens attempting to retire at 22 years old. exempt/leftd on the the squad list. nobody knows what that is, but it gives cravens a month to return. cravens has not said why he wants to retire, but he did say this on snapchat. >> i don't feel like i have to explain myself. i think i need to decide what makes me happy.

hate me or love me. robert: and at the u.s. open, rafael nadal and roger federer both advance to the quarterfinals. jonathan: i don't get it, what was he saying? robert: that was him saying to the people who support me, i love you, to the people who don't support me, i still love you, too. jonathan: can you let the front office decipher the code? i guess he is quitting. nancy: 22

nancy: going to feel more like summer tomorrow. josh: exactly, 88 degrees the high tuesday. late afternoon and evening is the better chance of storms. wet weat

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