streets of st. louis. nancy: breaking now, violent clashes with the police leading to 13 arrests in st. louis. the case that triggered this scene. of leadond round testing results for stafford county public schools.

jonathan: and a packed weekend in d.c. expect crowds and traffic. we are breaking it down, including the forecast, next. news at 11:00 starts now with breaking news. jonathan: 13 protesters arrested st.r officers hurt in louis, although to this after a former police officer was cleared in a deadly shooting. nancy: lindsey mastis is here with the latest now. lindsey: hundreds of people around the streets. they have shut down roads and there have been clashes with the police. this is all in response to the outcome of the case that began back in 2011. formerhe judge found police officer jason stokley not guilty of killing anthony lamar smith following a high-speed chase. stokley claimed

that he thought that myth was reaching for a gun. prosecutors say that the officer planted a gun in the car. iny schools were canceled anticipation of unrest come and many events over the weekend have been canceled, including high school sporting events and even a performance. home, the closer to city of college park says a controversial proposal to allow noncitizens to vote in their elections did not pass after all. we first told you about this wednesday. council members voted 4-3. just an hour ago, the city says that the charter requires six affirmative votes for the amendment, not just a simple majority. flyingn: sky track 7 was over a serious crash involving a pedestrian in waldorf on crain highway and smallwood drive. somebody was hit by a car.

but the driver stayed on the scene. stay with abc seven and wjla.com for updates. nancy: and the police searching for this woman after a teenager was sexually assaulted at union station. heestigators say inappropriately touched the victims while standing on a metro platform. if you have information, call the police. steve: the first forecast from stormwatch 7, looking ahead, if you like it warmer and humid, you will love what is on the way. highs eventually in the lower to middle 80's across much of the area, cannot rule out a chance of a very isolated shower in the afternoon, early evening. i don't believe it will amount to a whole lot. coming up, the extra heat and humidity, the last weekend of summer for the dmv. and a brand-new 11:00 p.m. hurricane jose update.

plans to new york city, boston, cape cod, stay tuned. jonathan: right now, final preparations for a very busy day in d.c. festivals for a major two big political rallies and a protest of the so-called juggalos all tomorrow. tim barber is joining us live from the national mall. this may a day if you do not like crowd you may want to stay away from the national mall tomorrow. tom: tonight it is pretty nice, nice cool temperatures, nice and quiet. tomorrow it will be the opposite. and a parked police are preparing for a packed national mall full of festivals and political rallies. >> as long as they are not disorderly, it's cool. tim: the juggalos are planning a protest. followers ofare the hip-hop group insane clo

they are protesting the fbi decision to label them a gang in 2011. the other event on the national mall is a pro-trump rally. they are gathering your the washington monument at 11 a.m. marathon, volunteer project, fundraisers, and four weddings are also scheduled nearby. about 3000s estimate people showing up. the pro-trump people estimating 5000. tim barber, abc 7 news. nancy: to read more about the schedule of weekend events and the traffic alerts, go to wjla.com. schools in stafford county have elevated levels of lead in their drinking water according to new test results. the school district says it is taking action to correct this. q mccray with what parents should know. q:

is the hot subject at stafford county public schools, specifically what is in it -- lead. this is one of six schools with contamination. we show to parents the district's newly released findings. six schools with unsafe levels of lead on campus. >> definitely concerning. we got any mail. >> i told my daughters don't drink at school. they are the same six schools that we told you about in august when lead was discovered during the first round of testing before school started. they are north stafford high, a.g. wrigh middle, there is, heartwood elementary. spots are bathroom and classroom sinks and hallway fountains. they all continue to be off limits to students until further notice. district officials say they will be testing the schools a third time to make sure everything is ok.

provide all students with bottled water as needed. for more information on the schools involved in what the district has to say about it, visit our website, wjla.com to find all information that you need. in stafford county, q mccray, abc 7 news. now, an: developing active investigation after a police officer shot a 15-year-old to death. this played out in haymarket. that is where tom roussey is live with what we know about would lead up to the shooting. tom? jonathan, according to prince william county police, they got a disturbing call. they say that it came from the house behind me. when they got here, there was a 15-year-old with a crowbar that came at them and was shot. according to neighbors, he fell in that area, and a lot of folks are just shocked by this. she heard three shots. she and other neighbor say after that the police were everywhere. >>

the house. >> it look like they were doing cpr come and then that was it. we do not see anything else. call we received was somebody with possibly a bomb strapped to him and he was holding somebody hostage. county policeliam would not say who called, but the call came from inside the home. when they arrived, the 15-year-old was outside with a crowbar. >> he approached them in an aggressive manner, brandishing the crowbar, and the officer fearing for his safety fired his service weapon. tom: only one officer fired the shots and there was no bomb. the officer did not have a body camera get. they say they will investigate how close he was to the teenage victim, who residents say what to battlefield high school. >> he seemed like a really nice boy. my kids said he kept to himself and was very quiet. tom:

neighborhood questioning about whether this was justified. one woman said the boy who was killed is not very big at all. i spoke with a pastor of the family involved, and he described them as a nice family from x ago. that actually was where the father was. -- the family is from mexico. the father is on his way back from their tonight. nancy: new details about the tragedy in florida. they say that they reach out for help, even going as high as the governor's office. power knocked out to the nursing home lead to extreme heat, killing eight people. nursing home operators say they called repair crews that never showed up and also called the governor's office. the governor's office said they were not informed that conditions were dangerous or that any patients were at risk. jonathan: britain says that

imminent, this after dozens were injured after a bomb exploded on a london subway train today. router security officials say the bomb was intended to cause greater damage but likely, luckily did not fully detonate. the police are still searching for whoever planted the bomb. this is the fifth major terror attack in britain this year and isis was quick to come forward and claimers possibility. tensions are very high after north korea's latest missile test. the un security council condemned the launch and demand it an end to what it called outrageous actions by kim jong-un. yesterday north korea conducted their longest flight ever of a ballistic missile. willong-un said he complete his nuclear weapons program despite the strong sanctions and rhetoric from the u.n. still ahead, a new order for transgender troops. nancy: and police investigating the death of another young fraternity pledge. gree

lsu. jonathan: and students regard to submit photos of themselves wearing their homecoming dress so the school can approve it. and -- >> good job! nancy: this was a dream come true for a local 11-year-old.

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get a total value of ten-thousand, six hundred dollars. or, 0% financing for 72 months on this silverado all star. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. jonathan: we continue to follow the breaking news on the streets of st. louis. these are live pictures from our sister station, crowd tension high, crowds of protesters. 13 people have been arrested, four officers hurt after a former police officer was cleared in the deadly shooting of a motorist. there have been arrests and clashes with the police. stay with abc seven and wjla.com . for updates all greek life has been shut down at louisiana state university after the death of an 18-year-old fraternity pledge possibly tied to hazing.

blood-alcohol content, swelling of the brain, and fluid in his lungs. dangerous,s irresponsible, and unacceptable and will not be tolerated at lsu. the national organization for the fraternity is promising to hold people accountable. proactive dress code policy at a high school in wisconsin. they want to ensure that dresses are appropriate for homecoming, so they are requesting photos of students wearing gowns so they can be approved. see how some people could see it as an invasion of privacy. >> obviously, you don't want people looking inappropriate on school grounds. it is not the first year they have done this. in 2015 and a covers the length and neck line of dresses.

goal is to avoid having to turn away people at the night of the dance. google is facing a lawsuit, accused of gender-based discrimination. three women say the company pays women at all levels less than men. they also claim that women are promoted at a slower pace and more infrequently. prosecutors are working to make this a class-action case. jonathan: new developments about the massive hack of equifax. the chief information officer and chief security officer are both retiring, this as the credit monitoring company is in turmoil. they hack may have exposed the personal data of up to 143 million americans. nancy: senator john mccain voicing his support for a bill that would stop the white house from enforcing a ban on transgender service members. mccain said that any service member who mee

ts military standard should be allowed to serve their country. 's casino nasa spacecraft is just a memory, disintegrating in saturn's atmosphere today. it was a planned destruction after its 20 having your mission. >> to the very end, the spacecraft did everything we asked. ground system support was superb and we believe we got every last second of data. jonathan: nasa chose to destroy cassini because its fuel was running low and it did not wanted to crash into saturns moons and contaminate them. cassini is the only spacecraft to ever olmert -- ever orb it saturn. nancy: the end of mission, so dramatic. jonathan: 20 years is a long time. nancy: and a lot of data. jonathan: tonight, a lesson about work ethic from a child in falls church. nancy:

wanted to mow the white house lawn. >> good job! nancy: he is so focused. he is in the sixth grade. he wrote to president trump the sheer and offered to mow the lawn for free. he is very focused on his task. it was not all work. he and his dad also got a chance to visit the oval office. >> the office is a lot bigger than i thought. i thought it was just slightly bigger than a regular office. jonathan: he will own his own company in no time. we are told the 11-year-old's plans for the future or a military future, telling the president he wants to be a navy seals. i'm guessing he is going to make that happen. steve: absolutely. at reagandegrees national, a little above average this time of year. folks enjoying the boardwalk at national harbor.

beltway, 74 degrees at reagan national, just a little cooler frederick,, mid 60's dulles, manassas, 67 fredericksburg, 59 in oakland, maryland. the dew point levels creeping upwards, middle to upper 60's. the dew point is the measure of moisture in the air, which is why it feels more comfortable around the dmv. we keep that trend going into the day saturday. the latest for you on what is now hurricane jose, maximum wind of 80 miles per hour, wind gusts near 90 for stop the middle of next week, tuesday into wednesday, boston and new york, nantucket could be looking at a tropical storm. a lot could change between now and then. worth watching. meantime, sometime tomorrow, we could be looking at a tropical storm watches for parts of the outer bank of north carolina.

wjla.com. back at home, patchy fog mainly west of d.c. degrees, partly cloudy, a bit humid. tomorrow morning, getting out the door, maybe a light jacket, but it don't you will need it one. 64 bethesda and upper marlboro, upper 60's, near 70 in annapolis. the futurecast from stormwatch 7, the cloud cover sticks around early tomorrow morning. you will need sunglasses. southern maryland, clouds a bit. that will be the case for the day tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon and into the evening we could be looking at just a few showers beginning to pop up. i don't believe they will amount to a whole lot. very widely scattered. this is just a model that we suggest where they may be. only a 10% to

20% chance you will see anything in your neighborhood. keep your plans tomorrow because it will not be bad. the h street festival, 83 degrees, a mixture of sun and clouds. they'll forget the old town alexandria king street arts festival tomorrow when sunday. highs in the middle 80's, a lot of fun for the entire family. a lot to see down there, several hours worth. breezyended outlook, conditions, depending on the location of jose. wednesday middle 80's, the same thursday. we welcome autumn friday. today was a day that we celebrated our very own chief meteorologist doug hill. :30, after today at 6 nearly 40 years of working, 30 years working weather in washington. it was a good time. we had not one but three cak

jonathan: the sports teams, when they heard that doug hill was hanging up his spurs, they gave him jerseys. governor hogan and governor mcauliffe both declared today was doug hill day. and the mayor of d.c. he is kind of a big deal. doug, enjoy you, retireme

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jonathan: a rare series of events at a california hospital. three separate sets of twins born on the exact same day. all came into the world and memorial hospital in bakersfield, california, wednesday. all six babies a

this weekend. a lot of diapers. jonathan: bakersfield is a very small community north of los angeles will stop i wonder what is in the water. scott: maybe they can all be athletes. another busy night of high school football across the dmv. sports is coming up. been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. scott: friday night lights shining bright in germantown. feature of the week northwest and seneca valley, a rivalry loaded with history. this is what they were playing 4 -- the kings trophy. the jaguars quarterback going , shakes off the defender, 58 yards for the touchdown. northwest takes the 17-0 lead. later, the pass deflected. snowden picks it all. the screaming eagles kept it close. second half, pulling away. the handoff, bye-bye.

21 yards for the score. northwest takes home the kings trophy again. >> our kids played hard and we were able to put it on them. >> it's a huge robbery, so it's good to get the win. scott: nationals hosting the dodgers. this is not the kind of playoff preview the nationals were hoping for. corey seager with a home run off of edwin jackson full stop the dodgers rolled,

nancy: we have a wonderful weekend ahead. steve: a good deal of sunshine, more humid, and a stray shower, not amounting to a lot. just a heads up at you may run into that. 85

cooler monday. jonathan:.jimmy kimmel's next nancy: have a good night. he's our pediatrician, dr. ralph northam. born and raised in rural virginia went to vmi. trained at johns hopkins. an army doctor who treated soldiers seriously wounded in the gulf war. eighteen years as volunteer medical director of a children's hospice. as lt. governor, he's fighting to expand healthcare in virginia. he'll get it done as governor. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam,

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tonight on an all new "jimmy kimmel live" -- guillermo is a security guard who has had enough. >> guillermo: jimmy pays me crap. and he made me work four days a week! i'm through. i'm done. >> but while guillermo claims he's a victim, he's also hiding a shocking secret. >> so guillermo, are you telling me you've been drinking on the job every day for the last 15 years? >> guillermo: a little bit. >> are you [ bleep ] kidding me? >> coming up next on "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, dr. phil mcgraw, mike tyson, and comedian martin urbano. and now sit back.