alison: new details and a disturbing rape investigation. nancy: reports of a new thread of action from north korea. alison: and late breaking developments from mexico. people may be trapped in up to 10 buildings. >> are there people in there? >> yes.

an officer now being called heroes. news at 11:00, on your side. alison: the police say it was a heinous crime, a younger girl kidnapped and raped by high school classmates. two arrests made, but one suspect is still out there tonight. nancy: one of the men arrested is suspected to be in the country illegally. alison: tom roussey is discovering more about his past. he is live in frederick. tom, what have you learned? tom: we have learned a lot. the two suspects were arrested and the victim, they all want to frederick high school and all lived close by in frederick. we have learned one of the suspects is suspected of being in the country illegally from el salvador. >> i would see him w

tom: the suspects were often in the neighborhood. frederick police say this happened early september 1. three guys allegedly grabbed the 18-year-old victim by the hair from behind as she returned home, then dragged her and put a rag over her mouth. >> they approached with a knife and took her to a nearby vehicle . tom: the police say that edgar chias and victor gonzalez raped her while a third guy taped it on video. >> do you have the video? >> we are attempting to identify the third-party. tom: 19-year-old gonzalez is suspected of being in the country illegally. he came to their attention in april after being arrested on local failure to obey and resisting arrest charges. he was let out after three days. ice says they cannot comment on chicas'

minor. >> i hope they get their guy. as is ridiculous. i have a younger sister. tom: even more disturbing, we have learned through court documents the police believe it's possible a female who knows the victim actually arranged for this rape to happen using social media. the police have not said who the female was, but it is definitely somebody the victim knows. live in frederick, tom roussey, abc 7 news. nancy: tom, thank you. asy connected with abc seven the investigation unfolds for continuing coverage on-air and online at wjla.com. breaking news in the satellite center -- north korea is turning to test a hydrogen bomb in the pacific. the new information coming from south korean journalists. president trump ordered economic sections on north korea earlier today. this week president trump warned that the u

itself and its allies. kim jong-un called president trump deranged and would pay dearly for those threats. we will bring you breaking updates on wjla.com and on abc 7. tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: meanwhile, we continue to track the devastation after this week's earthquake in mexico. the death toll continuing to grow, now 273. search and rescue efforts are still happening as mexico's president says people can still be trapped in as many as 10 buildings. >> my brother is alive, but the complicated thing is reaching him where he is. we cannot just reach in and take him out. there are three consecutive earthquakes in only 12 days, impacting infrastructure and readiness and humanity. alison: countless families just hoping for rescue instead of a recovery. an unknown

living in shelters with no idea how long they will be there. we are tracking rescue efforts around the clock. stay with abc 7 for continuing coverage from x ago. nancy: turning to the devastation from hurricane maria, new images coming into the newsroom. some communities are completely cut off, trees toppled, wires down, debris everywhere. at least 15 people are dead on the island of domica, but that number may be grow. -- on the island of dominica. the rain triggered blackouts that could last for months. andrea could strengthen again. the latest track update came in moments ago. we head over to meteorologist josh knight. josh: they are saying that it could strengthen more. the mac sustained winds remains at 125, gusts 155. the hurricane hunter says the eye wall

it is not as clear on the satellite picture, but the storm is holding together dangerously well. it is a category 3 right now, working past the turks and caicos overnight into the morning, bringing nine=-- to 12-foot storm surge. it will start to break down as it moves to the north, losing intensity. ultimately, the east coast of bermuda, it will drop down to a category one, but we still have several days to go and the storm is very strong. 11:00, localt utility workers are sharing their experience after helping out in the aftermath of hurricane irma. pg&e crews work to help restore power to millions of florida residents. they said they do not need a siegel person who was upset because all of them were so grateful to see them. >> some people were almost in tears.

their house was pushing 90 degrees, exhausted, had not had service for a while, and they were very grateful. everybody was waving, putting signs out. very positive feedback. it was a great express for our guys, too, because they really felt like they contributed and gave back to the people affected most by the hurricane. alison: they made the difference. tonight the power is back on for most people in southern florida affected by hurricane irma. after the devastating earthquake and the hurricanes, many people are asking how to help. we have a list of places to offer assistance. just go to our website, wjla.com . nancy: back at home, three women now say they have been sexually assaulted by a massage therapist, the third coming forward today, saying she was assaulted at the massage parlor in northwest in june. after a court appearance this morning, the therapist is being held without bail as the police search for more potential

were assaulted and the tenleytown location. now, a womanning attacked by a masked man her townhome in prince william county. the police say it happened early this morning in woodbridge, just steps away from a playground. tim barber with the investigation happening right now. to: tonight, only abc 7 went this woodbridge neighborhood while detectives search for clues to find the attacker. >> scary. had she saw the police but no idea an 18-year-old girl was attacked by a man with a mask early this morning. detectives believe it was an attempted sexual assault, but the victim fought the man off in the attacker ran away. >> it's a pretty quiet neighborhood. you really don't hear anything at all. tim: it is filled with playgrounds and kids. >> i keep my eyes peeled to see if there's anything suspicious. tim:

not get a great description of her attacker because of the mask, but she told the investigators he is around 6'1" and about 150 pounds. >> i have been here since 2010 and we have never had concerns. it is concerning. tim: in prince william county, tim barber, abc 7 news. nancy: new details in the case man who was shot and killed by the police in oklahoma city. the police say that neither officer heard neighbors trying to warn them that their neighbor cannot hear them. they shot and killed him after he failed to drop a middle pipe. his family has hired a lawyer. alison: a bombshell claim by a lawyer for aaron hernandez's family. nancy: he says that the former nfl star killed himself earlier this year showed signs of a degenerative brain disorder. alison: this comes after the conversation about cte, and michelle marsh is tracking it. michelle:

made during an autopsy. cte can be caused by repeated head trauma linked to incidence of violent mood swings, depression, and cognitive problems. attorneys for the hernandez family said that doctors told them this was the most severe case ofcte they had ever seen. >> aaron hernandez had an advanced stage three of cte, theh is usually found in median age of a 67-year-old man. canelle: unfortunately, cte only be diagnosed when it is too late, when the patient is dead in an autopsy. a recent study found evidence of 11 formerse in 110 of 1 nfl players whose brains were examined. also today, a federal lawsuit filed against the nfl and the new england patriots on behalf of aaron hernandez's daughter.

alison: the marine corps said to have its first female infantry officer. she will graduate into the title monday. her name has not been released yet. this is a major milestone, the first woman to complete the course.y officer recallhead, an alarming of a coffee product that could lead to botulism? nancy: details in our consumer alert. plus -- >> i would be crocheting in my family room about 3:00 and kaboom. by a: neighbors rocked home explosion. what could have triggered this? plus -- >> a prince george's county manis displaced following a messy problem in his apartment. -- a prince george's county man is displaced following a messy problem in his apartment.

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sitting, crocheting in my family room at about 3:00 and kaboom. alison: a deepening mystery in california after a home explodes. after extensive test's, officials say they found no gas leak and they can rule out criminal activity. the cause remains unknown. the good news, nobody was hurt in the blast yesterday. >> are there other people in their? >> yes. nancy: the terrifying rescue in atlanta, battling flames, bashing windows because there are people inside trap. the officers are being celebrated as heroes. no word on what led to that. digging7 on your side into a messy problem in mount reganier.

a sewage backup. he comes home from vacation, and what a mess, anna-lysa. anna-lysa: definitely a mess, alison. we have learned the cane would gardens apartment has offered to pay for the second night at a hotel for howard, but he says they are just looking around at this place and he feels homeless. imagine coming home to this after a vacation. >> water everywhere. anna-lysa: this is what howard stanback came in back to after an international trip. issues are sinking into the soggy carpet. he said the flooding wednesday was caused by a sewage backup. >> when i walked in, everything was black. it was feces. there is some still on the board. that is how high it was. anna-lysa: he's not happy with the re

office. >> their response was ridiculous. this is where it is. anna-lysa: it is located at an apartment complex handled by the property management company cay apartment communities, which is also facing several lawsuits after explosion that killed seven people at the flower branch apartments last year. >> it has been so bad. anna-lysa: we reached out to kay apartment communities. they have not responded so far. in terms of what is next for the man, he said he was told by the apartment they are looking into getting him a new unit. hoping that will come through soon. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. nancy: thank you, anna-lysa. free lunch for all students in d.c. is now on the table because of a proposal from

hoping the education committee will have a hearing on it before the end of the year. it would provide free lunches to all students. some students received lunch shaming when they received a free or reduced lunch. >> school is not easy and making friends is not easy, and certainly we can just remove one more barrier for our young people. i think will be in a better place, and also safe people a lot of money. of d.c.e said about 75% students receive free or reduced lunch. he cap to close the 25% gap with a proposal. how to payn is for it. --son: an alarming recall death wish coffee is recalling cans of its nitro cold brew over concerns of botulism. the co

that its manufacturing process may have led to the growth of a toxin that causes sickness that can be fatal. no reports of illness yet, but the company says don't drink it and get a refund. nancy: and look at these renderings. no, that is not a new five star ittaurant in new york city, is the largest chick-fil-a in history. five floors, floor to ceiling windows, as well as a walkout terrace. in theld open wintertime. josh: we talking about the heat locally. i want to show you the heat across the country for we are at 84. minneapolis78, omaha in the jet dip stream for the east coast and a continuation of summer. 70 degrees the wake up temperature in the morning and d.c., further to the west

annapolis. we start off a mild, but we are hot at lunchtime. a few extra clouds tomorrow, but still into the low and mid 80's. highs around the area, 87 d.c., cooler annapolis, 83. winchester 83, fredericksburg further south about 85. friday night, another really nice night, still feeling summery, into the mid-70's, low 70's as we get closer to about midnight. over the weekend, so much going on. brian van de graaff will be there at dulles as they have an airplane pull to support special olympics. mid 80's with lots of sunshine. d.c. united could not ask for much better weather, starting off near 76. and towards the end of the weekend, low 70's. the taste of georgetown sunday morning, starting off comfortable, about 82, but then warming

on through the weekend, hot and a little muggy. 72 for the redskins game, hot for tailgating, but comfortable for the game. fall of officially starting tomorrow, but based on the temperatures you would not know it. up to 89 degrees tuesday of next week. if you are looking for the cooler weather, you have to wait about a week and a half, into next weekend, hanging in the mid-70's and finally a chance of wet weather. alison: it is being called the new version of the wave. but for these sports fans come it is bigger than the game. nancy: who they are saluting and

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we love this story, a new tradition at the university of iowa home games. everyone of the stands waving and looking up, cheering -- but not for the team. attead, it is for patients the new children's hospital nearby. nancy: so special, the fans waving to the kids to let them know they are cheering for them as well. the kids stand at the window during all of this. erin: that is such an awesome scene. nancy: just shows how wonderful sports can be, bringing everyone together. erin: i love that, the kids looking out and seeing that. alison: something to look forward to for them. erin: ryan zimmerman reached a new milestone tonight for the nats. and so finally speaks out. -- and su'a cravens finally speaks out.

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. erin: redskins safety su'a cravens has spoken out after he was placed on the reserve/left squad list monday, ending the hopes of him returning to the nfl this season. in a thoughtful gesture to fans, he announced on social media he has deci

follow him on twitter for details of the drop-off location and time. sweep theals did not braves tonight, but ryan zimmerman hit his 34th home run of the season, a new career high. here it is, top of the second, zimmerman at the plate. the braves lead 1-0, and he crushes this. year, the fifth most in a season in nationals history. matt wieters at the plate. two short left field, swanson makes the great catch. swanson steals the base hit from matt wieters and the braves win 3-2. nine-game road trip continues tomorrow night with a three-game set with the mets. nancy:

i'm impressed by the jerseys from su'a cravens. erin: follow him on social media. he said he has about 200 in all kinds of sizes. he wants to give back to the fans and thank them for supporting him. you see him here just dumping the jerseys in his house. i believe he is dumping them off sunday, but follow him on twitter because he keeps updating the time. forcan also wish him well hopefully he figures out whatever he is dealing with and his personal life.

alison: final look at the weather? josh: the summer temperatures continue for us.

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