remains found out of state could be a missing teenager >> abc 7 news at 11:00 starts with breaking news. alison: remains found out of state may be connected with a local case. nancy: the parents of a missing teenager from prince george's county are on their way to north carolina. tim barber has the latest. what do we

tim: this is been a gutwrenching night for ashanti billie's family. they want to north carolina to see if the body belongs to their daughter. all we know is that a body was found outside of a charlotte church. the fbi has a confirmed if this is ms. billie. the teen disappeared september 18. investigators believe that billie was last seen leaving a navy base where she worked at a blimpy store. we'll bring you new information as soon as we get it. nancy: more breaking news -- a grand jury has indicted one of the men charged with raping a high school classmate in frederick. he was indicted on charges of kidnapping and rape. the police say he and another teenager held their classmate

third person filmed the attack. the police are still searching for the third suspect. michelle: an arrest in a sexual assault last night. the police say that jeremiah tolly may be tied to other cases. right now he is accused of grabbing a woman from behind and groping her in fairfax. the woman was not injured. in the last two weeks, the police say five women have been assaulted. the police are trying to determine if a this was the same man. back to you. breaking news anytime straight to your phone by signing up for text alerts at wjla.com/text. alison: this just into the newsroom, a first look at surveillance video from last thefts attempted atm right outside of nationals park. a u-haul truck that was stolen about a block from the park

would be the visit the atm and try to dislodge it. they were unable to move it or steal money but took off in a tan pickup truck. if you know anything about this, please contact the police. slipping outnow, at edc park to raise awareness and call for change after a deadly robbery. 16-year-old kelly just the latest life cut short by violence. community leaders are vowing to get justice for him and others like him. q? q: yeah, it's just a matter of time now before the people will pull out their sleeping bags and find a place to sleep on the ground. why? was shot and kelly killed at the intersection of 13th and downing. this group is walking to push for change and speak for young men who can no longer speak for himself.

solve a conflict, it's a problem. q: d.c. councilman kenny mcduffie and local d.c. leaders are putting on this demonstration. >> young people feel like they have to put guns in their hands. you about 16-year-old kelly who was shot and killed it in an attempted armed robbery. shot afterat he was kelly stabbed the would-be robber in self-defense. gillis, the would-be robber, also died. will not come true, but we can stop this from happening to other young people. q: this happened a block away from where another teenager was killed by a stray bullet. they had plans to attend florida a&m university. kelly was raised in ward five. behind

neighbors, family, their community, and they tell me they will sleep out in the cold come on the grass and sleeping bags, at any point in the future to bring the same awareness to violence. live from northeast washington, q mccray, abc 7 news. brian: your first forecast at 11:00, cooler weather settling in. it will be a cold might. the leaves will start to change before you know it. outside right now, a week ago today, that is exactly when fall kicked off. the first few days of fall, temperatures in the 90's. today, only in the mid-70's. when you wake up tomorrow morning, upper 40's winchester, 52 leesburg, 51 frederick. a crisp start tomorrow. in the afternoon, low 70's with a bit of a breeze.

10-day coming up. alison:crisis in the caribbean. >> people are dying. this is a life or death story. alison: that is the mayor of san outrage tonight after acting homeland security secretary elaine duke told reporters progress in puerto rico is "a good news story." where she ise from standing it's a good story. when you are drinking from a cree, it's not a good story. when you don't have food for a baby, it's not a good news story. when you have to pull people down from their building -- i'm sorry, but that really upsets and frustrates me. alison: the crisis is still playing out as millions are cut off, unable to get vital food, medicine, and supplies. comingy that help is not fast enough come even as more than 10,000 fed

>> you suffered a tremendous devastation, and we are there with you. this recovery will take a very long time. alison: president trump raising questions about whether the federal government should pay to rebuild puerto rico. he has repeatedly brought up the island's large debt. he is set to visit puerto rico next tuesday. nancy: we have been telling you about the difficulty a puerto rican airports as people try to get off the island. delta says tomorrow it will have seven flights in and out of san juan airport. these will be larger sized planes with the hope of helping as many people as possible. alison: stay with abc seven for continuing coverage for ways that you could help. just go to our website, wjla.com . nancy: in the next hour, a new acting health and human services secretary takes over. tom price resigned today following an outcry over his use of private jets, paid for by taxpayers.

resignation was at the request of president trump. reimbursepromised to taxpayers $52,000, but reports say the total bill for the flights was more than a million dollars. to read the resignation, go to wjla.com. alison: looking ahead at the next few days, o.j. simpson could walk free from a los angeles prison as soon as monday. he has met the last nine years behind bars for armed robbery and kidnapping. prison officials are bracing for an influx of popper rossi. -- for an influx of paparazzi,. simpson plans to live with this children in florida. nancy: new laws inm in maryland coming into effect in october. they are cracking down on price increases on essential generic drugs and protections in place to safeguard employees report their boss doing something

night, a happy story. amid the nfl controversy, a little boy getting surprise of a lifetime. players from the redskins buying him his own xbox. it was all about what the child was wearing. >> it was so beautiful. just so beautiful. anna-lysa: when sandra brought her grandson to the store in sterling tuesday, on heard to do list was a trip to a makeup booth, but then something unexpected happened while her grandson visited a nearby gamestop. >> i was looking at the new nba game. anna-lysa: he wanted to find a reasonably priced xbox. >> it was 149 last week, but this week it was 219. anna-lysa: close by, two men overheard his conversation with the clerk. >>

i said thank you. then they stopped me and said, you want me to buy you the xbox? anna-lysa: he later found out they were redskins running back rob kelly and keith marshall. they purchased the xbox that jaden wanted for his birthday. >> i think it resonated with him. it was a good idea to surprise them with it. like?t team do you >> cowboys. anna-lysa: maybe just a little bit -- >> maybe. anna-lysa: in that moment, the fifth-grader said he learned a lesson about life, one that kelley and marshall were able to teach off the field. >> just be nice to people. anna-lysa: anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. alison: new tonight, local landmarks going pink to raise awareness for breast cancer research.

northwest. more buildings will follow suit. october is breast cancer awareness month. nancy: still ahead, the urgent warning to get out of cuba. alison: what we know about the mysterious impacts targeting diplomats. plus, in and out in a matter of seconds. the high-speed armed robbery playing out in the city can you help catch them nancy: and by air or sea, we have futuristic new ideas for rocket travel.

moments caught on camera, and it happened fast. the man on the right whipping out a gun, taking cash, then taking off. it happened last friday at a store on georgia avenue in northwest. no arrest so far. nancy: developing right now -- >> some very bad things happen. alisonnancy:

to travel to cuba, the u.s. ordering more than half of its diplomatic staff to come home. the state department is suspending all routine visas to the united states issued from of some attacks in the country, some by sonic weapons. hearing have range from loss to mild and traumatic brain injury. what is unclear is who is behind them. ofson: the superintendent the air force academy is being praised for his response to racism after someone he wrote racial slurs on message boards belonging to five black students at a prep school on the academy's campus. >> that kind of behavior has no place at the prep school and has no place in the united states air force. alison: he went on to tell cadets if they cannot treat other people with dignity and respect, they need to get out. the message boards contained

the words "go home" followed by a racial slur. nancy:pu notes on the front door of a predominately black church in prince william county. he is now facing charges. the notes also included a swastika and mentioned the kkk. new black lives matter flag will fly down the street from a huge confederate flag. earlier this week we told you about a push to remove the confederate flag along 95 in stafford county. the county attorney says that will not work. now a homeowner is getting a permit to fly a black lives matter flag on an 80-foot flagpole just down the street. nancy: new video wes former president obama and vice president joe biden joined prince harry in toronto. they all had courtside seats to a wheelchair basketball game between the united states and france. the

window would a service members facing off in sports. great to see them. looks like they had a lot of fun . alison: i like the video of when he was sharing his popcorn with a toddler. you know about luxury cars, luxury planes. how about a luxury submarine? nancy: this is going to be made by aston martin. if you want one, it will cost $4 million. seats three. alison: do you prefer to travel in the sky? spacex ceo elon musk is proposing travel by rocket full stop he says the same rocket systems to get to the moon and mars will let passengers take the longest trips in just 30 minutes. you can go anywhere on earth in under an hour. nancy:

this, musk claims it would be around the same price of an economy airline ticket. it may cost extra money because of safety reasons. brian: a little scary sitting on top of all that rocket. the numbers going up, it is the pollen. sneezing,e been ragweed is back in the moderate category tonight. grasses came back to moderate as well. mold is in the high category. if you are sniffling and sneezing, may need a little more into histamine until we get the first frost. college park 55,59 dulles and quantico, luray 54. 40 sneaking in in the higher elevations. the temperatures dropping back into the evening. the wind is also picking up a bit. cooler air pushing in.

mid and upper 70's, we will be in the low to mid 70's. some areas may not get out of the upper 60's. as the frontal boundary pushes through, the wind picks up out of the north and northwest, ushering in the little jolt of cooler air into tomorrow and sunday. sunday probably the coolest morning so far. overnight, scattered clouds. no moisture. a couple 40's and spots in the morning for stop through the day tomorrow, the wood will be gusty, breezy north wind, upper 60's, near 70. sunshine, so not as much of a chill, but tomorrow night the wind will be calm and i think sunday will be the coldest morning. andrews 49 and baltimore. chillier air sunday if you are outside are going to the farmers market, it will be brisk. it is not quite yet frost time.

right around this time in western maryland, but in the northern and western suburbs, montgomery county, fauquier county, it is more the first few weeks of october. at aterm we are looking warming trend, not a cooling trend. boththe weekend, 70's saturday and sunday. check us out at the fairfax kid fast at the fairfax county government center -- the fairfax kid fest. i will be there tomorrow morning with the storm trak. cool both mornings. later in the week, temperatures rise. wednesday back to average, then above average the latter half of the week. 80's back in the mix. looking pretty solid for the nationals friday kicking off their playoff series. weekend, but next it's looking dry right now. nancy: brian, thank you.

kicks off tomorrow and we will have fall like weather. expect fun and activities for the whole family. abc 7 and is channel 8 are proud media sponsors. we will be out there this weekend and hope that you stop by. should be a good weekend. alison: take a look at this kid. he has no idea he is about to get the surprise of a lifetime.

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nancy: we are so excited to share this because we love the stories. alison: this one is special, the moment a sixth grader sees his military brother back home to present. >> hey,

>> david! alison: isn't that wonderful? wrote a schoolon paper about his big brother, a helicopter mechanic who has been stationed in germany for two years. the school selected him to read it in front of his classmates. when he turned around, his brother was there. >> he's always been there for me my entire life. no matter what, we've always been happy. >> he's got me and i love him to death. nancy: damon got the rest of the day off to be with his family and brother. alison: i love it. nancy: give you chills. alison: so special. how is it going in sports tonight? scott: a lot of energy and excitement for what lies ahead.

tonight, the nats regular season. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored is ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs. but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. and ed gillespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. ed doesn't stand for education.

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. scott: one week from tonight, game one of the

nationals and cubs. first things first, the last weekend of the regular season. the pirates in town for the regular season series. nats leading 1-0, runners on the corners. daniel murphy with a base hit intellect. -- into left. later, ryanters zimmerman says goodbye, baseball come his first of two home runs on the game. zimm now has 37 homers of the season. the nationals blank pittsburgh, 6-1. redskins fans still waiting, kirk cousins missed practice. he is awaiting the birth of his first child. cousins did face time his teammates. if he cannot start monday night in kansas city, colt mccoy will make his first start since 2014. nhl

visiting carolina. the second, that is nice. 1-1. two minutes later, the hurricanes on the power play. all alone in front of the net. the rebound. the caps lose, 3-1. in the preseason. a busy day of college football tomorrow, maryland trying to get back into th

brian: the next two days, it will be crisp. outfax kids fest, come on tomorrow, i will be there with the storm trak. 40's and 50's each morning, sunday especially cold. the afternoon both days will be nice. alison: you are driving the storm trak are? brian:

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