an antiabortion progress men amid reports he wanted his mistress to have a a hard line ons abortion but reportedly wanted his mistress to have one. new information about a congressman in controversy. >> and brings it all back. jonathan: chaos that is all too familiar. a doctor who

paul shooting victims on the tragedy in las vegas and what the medical staff faced in the moments of terror. alison: and take-home seafood supporting north korea? you'll want to hear this. what an investigation found, next. >> now, abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. jonathan: there have been a lot a fast-moving developments. the big headline in the las vegas massacre, the gunman's girlfriend saying she had no idea this would happen. alison: investigator still searching for a motive, as the president visited victims tonight for stop nancy chen is tracking this. what's the latest? nancy: president trump is back in the sea after spending the day with the first lady in las vegas, visiting first responders and victims. prosecutors say there is evidence gunman stephen paddock planned the attack. they also

cameras he put up in his hotel during the attack were recording. the fbi questioning paddock's girlfriend, who is just back from the philippines and considered a person of interest. her lawyer read a statement from her saying that she had no knowledge of paddock's plans or his purchase of so many guns. >> he never said anything to me or took any action that i was aware of that i understood in any way to be a warning of something horrible like this was going to happen. nancy: abc news reporting that paddock checked into multiple hotels before the attack, all within shooting distance of the concert site. nancy chen, abc 7 news. alison: meanwhile, president trump visited with hospital staff in las vegas to commend them. the doctors, nurses, and staff members were forced to stay calm when the available happen. a small

they went through because they treated victims of the pulse nightclub massacre. we sent tim barber to orlando, florida, for the story that you will see only on 7. tim: seeing the shooting in las vegas was especially difficult for this doctor come who was working at orlando regional medical center the night a gunman stormed the pulse nightclub. >> monday really brings it all back. 58 othersople died, injured. at the time it was the deadliest shooting in u.s. modern history. >> in a moment what this, every organization possible that could be responsible for taking care of these patients. tim: since then, this doctor and visited hundreds of cities across the country, including las vegas, teaching doctors how to deal with mass shootings. >> you come to the realization if we do not do something, people will die. tim:

enforcement and other hospitals can save lives. >> anytime you do a training exercise come you find holes. the more training, the more holes you find. as we: stay with abc 7 track the investigation into sunday's massacre as well as the recovery of the victims and the tributes to the lives lost. for information on how to donate blood or money to help the victims, go to wjla.com. jonathan: disturbing threats against black students at howard university. the police say they were made by this guy, john rust, and he posted the threats from a restaurant in alexandria. tom roussey is live with the investigation going on now. tom, what do we know? the threatsn, when were made, this campus was a very nervous place, some classes canceled. tonight, students were both surprised and pleased to hear that nearly two years later there is finally somebody behind bars. >> i was a freshman. tom:

online threats to kill howard students were two years ago. >> people left campus. we were definitely afraid. tom: u.s. district court documents indicate the night of november 11, 2016, johnrust went to panera bread in alexandria. the fbi believes that he use the wi-fi there to post the threats. upset over racial incidents at the university of missouri, he allegedly wrote, "any n-words left at howard university tomorrow will be the first to go. after all, it is not murder if they are black." rust is a registered sex offender who was not even supposed to use the internet. will before the threats come he pled guilty to sexual battery and indecent liberties with a child in latta county. thatrt sat -- students say even two years the arrest is a relief. >> you

like that online and get away with it. tom: as we speak, rust is in jail with a federal court hearing scheduled tomorrow. according to court documents, at his home in alexandria found a hard drive with information about how to make bombs and kill people. live at howard university, tom roussey, abc 7 news. steve: stormwatch 7 first forecast on this wednesday evening, moving into thursday and another warm day on the way, lots of sunshine in the morning. by noon time, upper 70's. 85, a little8-0 to more humidity and clouds in the afternoon. coming up, friday night baseball forecast. the playoffs begin this friday, 7:30 in the evening. more on that, plus our next best chance of much-needed rain around the dmv. and a fresh

depression number 16 coming up. jonathan: steve, we will see you then. not guilty was the verdict of the retrial of a man accused of killing a caterer at a fairfax county wedding for. jurors found the man at guilty. cell phone video showed a chaotic moments before the stabbing at the park in chantilly. bonds claimed that he stabbed johns in self-defense, but johns' friends and family disagree. >> the truth is what mattered and the truth is what came out, and the verdict reflects that. >> this whole country is sad. 12 white people cannot find this young man guilty of a crime he obviously committed. it's sad. jonathan: first trial in july ended in a hung jury.

community is devastated after a student died playing soccer for stop the executive director of the d.c. international system said the 10th grader had trouble breathing while playing in a game in southeast yesterday. the teenager was taken to the hospital, where he suffered cardiac arrest. counselors were at school today. jonathan: there is a major deadline for dreamers. nearly 50,000 illegal immigrants who came here as children still need to renew their immigration status. they have to do it by tomorrow. richard reeve joins us with some of their stories, including how one family's case was complicated by hurricane maria. there is a lot at stake it here to get the paperwork in. justrd: absolutely, jon, imagine hurricane really a getting in the way of filing paperwork in time. it happened to two college students going to school in puerto rico, and they are not the only ones facing the deadline. a demonstration and a deadline looming. >>

richard: but for this 32-year-old, much of the stress is over, filing the papers before the thursday deadline. colombia, and the papers allow him another two years in the u.s. >> it was a relief. richard: then there is mira. >> i don't know what's wrong. richard: two sons going to puerto rico, scrambling to get their papers in on time. then hurricane maria -- no phones, power, or email. then a friend stepped in. >> flying from the u.s. to puerto rico to bring it to the mainland. richard: they mailed it to reyes at her home. where they arrived this morning. >> hopefully we are good. richard:

casa says that it will overnight the papers to make sure they will be at the department of homeland security by the morning. in northwest washington, richard reeve, abc 7 news. jonathan: new information of a pennsylvania congressman who will retire amid controversy. republican tim murphy is known for his antiabortion stance. he is now accused of texting a woman he was having an affair with an asking her to terminate her pregnancy. tonight were the congressman will retire at the end of his term. he has not made any comments. alison: we turn to the crisis in the caribbean. the white house is sending congress a $29 billion request for disaster aid for hurricane victims and flood insurance claims. ten d.c. police officers are back home tonight with their families after spending a week helping victims in puerto rico. a touching moment as a police sergeant was reunited with his father on the island. >> he turned around

connected. it was very emotional. he is a strong, resilient man. so am i, but just being able to see my dad. alison: if you will to hear what else they had to say about their time there, go to our website, wjla.com. and another note -- join us tomorrow. we will partner with hispanic national law enforcement association to help the people of puerto rico. we will be live at the megamart and hyattsville from 6 a.m. until 6 p.m. collecting diapers, trash bags, batteries, water, soap, and clothing. we will also accept donations at the alexandria megamart. log on to wjla.com if you would like more information. jonathan: still ahead, gl time for woman who refused to vaccinate her child. >> with the judge told her today. and buying dinner at walmart may have been financial support for north korea?

spotlight. jonathan: the fda shutting down love. kind of. a bakery shut

havertys furniture helps yeven when life isn't. [doorbell] can somebody get that? uh uh, not me baby! homework! it's mommy time! it's daddy time! i told you not to marry her. seriously?! alright. who's next? the columbus day sale is on now. havertys. life looks good

alison: an update from charlottesville -- a lawsuit will move forward over the removal of the statue of robert e lee. charlottesville voted earlier this year to remove the statue. white nationalists opposing the decision organized a rally in august that turned deadly. jonathan: just into the newsroom, three u.s. army special ops commandos were killed in the african nation of niger, two other wounded. they were green berets, officials say likely attacked by an al qaeda group. troops are in the region helping forces fight the extremists. alison: she says she is a loving mother who cares about her children's health, but tonight she is heading to jail. the mother from michigan was held in contempt for disobeying a court order to vaccinate

nine-year-old son. she said that she and her ex-husband had agreed on the issue until now. >> ma'am, i'm going to stop you. the truth matters. i understand that you love your children. what i don't think you understand is that your son has two parents, and dad gets a say. alison: in michigan you can opt out of some vaccinations, but the parents have to agree on that. the judges said he will be vaccinated while she is in jail. jonathan: americans buying seafood for dinner may have subsidized the north korean government building its nuclear weapons. we are talking about same and that was sold at aldi and walmart. northp. found that korea's outsourcing workers to china that are reportedly put into forced labor to process the seafood, which winds up in american stores and homes. alison: ousted

equifax ceo richard smith back on the hill, today grilled by members of the senate. the accept responsibility for the massive hack that exposed sensitiveon americans' information, but senators want to know why stocks were sold just days after the company found out about the breach. >> at that time, the general we had had no indication a security breach. >> i'm going to tell you something -- and this is just a fact. it may have been done with the best of intentions and no intent for insider trading, but this really stinks. it really smells really bad. alison: smith is expected to testify before the house financial services committee tomorrow. that grillinge was going on, a woman sitting behind the former ceo is getting all the attention. you will see why. she dressed up as the monopoly man, sitting behind richard smith. that is amanda

"get out ofught jail" free cards. she is a campaign manager of a nonprofit advocacy organization. she got the attention. all five former presidents will be attending a texas concert to benefit hurricane relief efforts. the concert will include alabama, lyle lovett, and the gatlin brothers. it will happen at texas a&m's arena. all five presidents will be in attendance. proceeds victim hurricane victims in texas, florida, and the caribbean. every baseball fan loves october and nationals fans are getting ready for playoff action. >> trick or treat! alison: and tonight a haunted cap rally at nats part -- a haunted pep rally at nats park. >>

people at work said you are going where? it's not halloween yet. i said that's ok, i got my office done. alison: she takes it seriously. the nationals take on the world series champion cubs on friday. we'll have a preview coming up in sports. and the weather is going to cooperate. a look outside right now, 65 degrees at reagan national. cooling down 12 degrees from the high of 77 earlier this afternoon. the average this time of year is 72, and we will add to the high temperature tomorrow, lower to middle 80's for most of the area. andmwatch 7 satellite radar, quiet and dry, a few high clouds moving in. this is tropical depression number 16, which will eventually become tropical storm nate, then likely hurricane nate as early as friday, early saturday. the latest track as of

then much warmer water in the gulf of mexico, rapidly intensifying to a category one storm. could make landfall during the daytime hours, early evening sunday, somewhere just along the alabama-florida coastline. there is a lot of willow room here and a lock could change between now and then. right now the target time is saturday afternoon into sunday. then that becomes low-pressure and that will bring us much-needed rain to the dmv sunday night into monday and tuesday. columbus day could be wet. lower 50'sernight, north and western suburbs, low 60's downtown d.c. and closer to the bay. the wind out of the south that two to five. thursday morning, a light jacket early on. you will not need it all day, rapidly warming in the afternoon, then a chance of showers north and west of

county, but nothing for the immediate metro. our next best chance of showers will be laid in the upcoming weekend. the day planner tomorrow, daytime highs eventually make it just around 85 degrees. added clouds during the late afternoon. the 10 day outlook, great weather for the playoffs beginning friday. daytime high, 85 degrees. game time, lower 70's. the same saturday. cooler into next week. jonathan: steve, thanks. alison: they say all you need is love. the beatles said that. you may want to take that up with the fda. federal officials say that a massachusetts bakery cannot list the love as an ingredient on their granola. the fda says it's a violation. the bakery says it has been 20 years, butor they will call operate with the fda. jonathan: after 20 years they

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jonathan: there is an incredible coincidence playing out in massachusetts. this couple figured they were born at the same hospital, on the same day. look at those heads of hair. alison: they look alike. jonathan: the plot thickens. alison: that would be bad. they chose that special day for their wedding. lots of people say this is meant to be. his mom remember saying

they were probably screaming hello. alison: that's a great story. jonathan: that is a great story. i wonder if they eat the love granola in massachusetts. robert: not a lot of love for cam newton. jonathan: again? what is he doing now? robert: cam newton getting attention for all the wrong reasons. plus, will the nats turn two

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: they cannot come soon enough, a pep rally at nats park. it be loud friday when the cubs are here. max scherzer will throw in the series. he did not throw off the mound today. no bullpen session. most likely stephen strasburg will pitch game one. nobody's sure who is getting the start friday. >> he's throwing the ball so well right now, he is healthy. we're really excited. i don't know --do we know when he's going? robert: cam newton mayday splash today, and it was not a good one. >>

physicality and getting the extra yards. does that give you enjoyment to see that? cam: it's funny to hear a female talk about routes like -- funny. robert: it was one of those moments. the "charlotte observer" beat to himr said he talked after the press conference and he did not apologize. and finally, the lynx are the

ralphcandidate for governor,rtham, 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.

alison: final look at the weather? jonathan: think goodness for commercials. steve: 85 degrees the high tomorrow, 85 friday,

86 saturday. jonathan: jimmy kimmel's next.

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