violence with a registry of offenders? >> they had no business jumping that old league like that come of those young girls. nancy: a fight on board a bus. jonathan: emotions running high. >> excuse me for my emotions. jonathan: the las vegas

as the police update a timeline in question. >> i'm on the side of the road pushing a baby out. nancy: a doctor delivering a baby in a church parking lot. 11:00, abc 7 news at when your side. jonathan: first, we report on it all too often, the tragedy of domestic violence. nancy: one sheriff candidate says the way to combat it is to create a registry. jonathan: anna-lysa gayle has how this would work. >> on two occasions, while in my capacity in law enforcement, i have been able to save two women. anna-lysa: deputy sheriff kendall wade wants to save more domestic violence victims. throughout his career he has intervened in domestic confrontations that could have turned deadly. >> as recently as last year i was on duty with a fellow colleague

pistol that we were able to disarm. anna-lysa: now that he is running for sheriff, he is pushing for domestic violence registry, similar to the sex offender registry so community members could easily find those with been convicted of crimes related to domestic violence. >> if you want your church or job knowing what you do behind doors, keep your hands to yourself. anna-lysa: wednesday, family members were also calling for a similar legislation. she was seven months pregnant when the police say her boyfriend set her on fire in her capitol heights apartment. anna-lysa: in prince george's county, they lead and the mystic, sides. prince george's county, they lead in domestic homicide. there are enough men out there fighting women. it is time for women to press forward. nancy:

effect this month to address domestic violence victims to request electronic minoring -- electronic monitoring of offenders. jonathan: prosecutorsin montgomery county will not charge tyler tessier for the death of his girlfriend's unborn child. a grand jury indicted tessier in the murder of teacher laura wallen. prosecutors say under maryland law they would need to show that the fetus was viable when wallen died and they cannot do that. an autopsy determined the fetus was 14 months old -- 14 weeks old when wallen was murdered. nancy: somebody was hit and killed by a car in seat pleasant. tim barber has the latest. tim: the driver stayed on the scene. that's the good news. pleasant three seat police officers blocking east capitol street, the westbound lanes where the crash happened, the collision with the pedestrian.

a vehicle is still on the scene, the driver cooperating with investigators. we are told the person who was hit was transported to the hospital, where they were pronounced dead. investigators just clear the scene. we are winning to get more information about the driver and pedestrian who was hit. as soon as we get the details, we will bring them to you one wjla.com and in this broadcast. tim barber, abc 7 news. nancy: tim, thank you. be the first to know about breaking news by setting up or text alerts at wjla.com/text. activen: an investigation going on after this scene played out in northeast. this was kind of a mess. it happened on board a bus. the police say that it was a fight among a group of women. a witness told as a group of girls attacked a woman, then beat her up. >> she was just sitting on the bus. they

had no business jumping that old lady like that, those young girls. it's sad, though, they jumped her like that. jonathan: we are told there were no serious injuries. two girls were put in handcuffss. no word if charges are being filed. nancy: a woman told loudoun county police she was hit in the driver.her lyft she reported the confrontation and sterling yesterday, saying the driver he wrapped her phone and hit her in the head with it. the driver has been charged with assault. lyft has deactivated that driver. steve: the first forecast from stormwatch 7, it is dreary, cloudy, patchy fog end result. it will stay like that as we move through the overnight. improving weather on the way. tomorrow morning, clouds hang around with showers. not going to last very long. when we start to clear, we rebound nicely, highs around 75to

the redskins football game. more on that, and timing a cold front that will bring us big changes next week. more on that in a few minutes. michelle: i'm at the live desk with new information, nearly two weeks after the las vegas massacre. andy the sheriff's office fbi coming together to try to clear up questions. they now say it was a matter of seconds when stephen paddock shot a security guard and that opened fire on the crowd at the concert. that is a stark contrast from previous reports when they said six minutes had passed. at the press conference, the sheriff became emotional when talking about an officer who was seriously hurt. itter.uel wha excuse me for my emotion. samuel was laying

with a very intensive wound to his leg. during the melee, his attempt to evacuate victims, he sustained a broken leg. but he remained on scene and provided security and medical personnel -- provided security to medical personnel. michelle: the raw emotions after a rough two weeks. the sheriff said 45 people injured in the attack are still hospitalized, some still in critical condition. michelle marsh, abc 7 news. jonathan: you have to feel for him, michelle, thanks. i partisan legislation introduced to protect transgender service members would protect transgender service members discharge because of their gender identity. it also expresses that all individuals were qualified should be eligible to serve. president trump has previously said he would like to ban transgender people from serving in the military. the president and first lady lady got a firsthand look at

that protect them on a daily the secreting service training center in beltsville, including a stop at a k-9 training center. high-speed see driving, the secret service driving course. nancy: healthy and happy after quite an ordeal. mom went into labor, but the baby cannot wait. lucky for her there was a doctor nearby. she helped with a successful delivery right in the church parking lot. she and her newborn aren't holy cross hospital. if all had gone according to plan, she would have been born there thursday. >> my water broke in the car. tom: she and her boyfriend wound up on east randolph road in silver spring. time was up. >> i felt the head coming out. i knew, yeah, we are not going to make it, pull over. tom:

seventh-day adventist church headquarters, asking for help. >> we were stopped right there at the entrance. doctor and her husband were at a red light heading to their office. >> we noticed a young man running frantically around the car. he is saying the baby is coming, the baby is coming. tom: they pulledin. >> she tapped the young man on his shoulder and said i can help, i'm a physician. tom: she got there just-in-time. >> one more contraction and push and the baby was there. tom: they were only there because they were going to work unusually early. they and the mother said it was meant to be. >> all-stars lineup. >> we just feel very blessed. it was divine intervention. this is a special child. god has something really plan for his life. tom: in abc 7 news. silver spring, t

a show of gratitude from a man who said he would have died of not for d.c. fire and ems. he had collapsed at his desk and went into full cardiac arrest and stop breathing for several minutes. first responders performed cpr and got him back. he personally thanks them and handed out department awards to all the rescuers. >> they did pretty much everything they had trained to do and did it very quickly and efficiently, from what i'm told, and they saved my life. jonathan: good stuff. he is now retired. enjoy retirement. still ahead, president trump starting to dismantle parts of obamacare. wallenancy: states now fighting. and vertex handed down after the riot insurance phil. jonathan: and that's from cars at a condo parking garage.

jonathan: the situation in

death toll from the wildfires now 34, making this the deadliest wildfires in that state's history. the fire has destroyed nearly 60,000 homes and businesses. we are hearing stories of horrible tragedy and survival. one couple trying to escape when their car caught fire. another couple survived by standing in their swimming pull for several hours -- their swimming pool for several hours. >> i looked out my window and there was a wall of flame. that is how fast it happened. we had no warning. jonathan: entire communities gone, hundreds of people still missing. the death toll could grow much higher. two people involved in the charlottesville riots were found guilty of to misde

supremacist group from california and another from alexandria. guilty offound failing to disperse after an unlawful assembly. one woman was killed and more than 30 people injured during the final clash -- violent clash august 12. president trump announcing today he will not certify if anyone is complying with a nuclear deal. he called the iran policy bad and one-sided and is now giving congress 60 days to decide on sanctions. the white house wants to keep the deal, but create new parameters that allow for heftier sections. presidents trump cannot to certify the deal. including18 states, virginia, maryland, and the district, launching lawsuits after a major announcement from white house. the trump adminira

health care subsidies and reduce out-of-pocket costs for low income americans on obamacare. they are paid to insurance companies. this is a big step towards dismantling the affordable care act. the white house says it is stopping payments because they are unlawful. in august the congressional budget office said ending payments could mean a 20% increase in premiums as early as next year. democratic leaders say this is a move that despite full and sabotage. virginia's attorney general said the decision to end payments was "heartless and unlawful." nancy: family and friends gathering today to say goodbye to the prince george's county teenager found dead in north carolina after being reported missing nearly two weeks ago in virginia. the fbi is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the case. jonathan: emotions running very high today and fairfax. a man accused of killing a 17-year-old girl went before the judge.

[chanting] 'snathan: nabra hassanen steve family and friends were rallying outside of the hearing. inside, her mother yelled at the man and shouted. the police say that he killed hassanen in a road raid incident in june and then dumped her body in the pond. >> today she is not with me. jonathan: the prosecutor said he completely understands the family's out first and believe they were not disrespecting the judge. just the man accused of killing their daughter. a crime alert as the police search for the thief were these targeting parking garage -- in parkingieves garages, one of several complexes targeted in recent weeks.

damaged. tonight, still no arrests have been made. nancy: opening festivities continuing all weekend at the newest attraction at the district. the wharf open today. the security center includes dozens of tv screens for monitoring and a command team including police, firefighters, and private security. if somebody falls into the water, the zaza floodlights can be turned on immediately. -- dozens of floodlights can be turned on immediately. 60,000 people are expected to visit the wharf this weekend. fog is beginning to limit visibility across the d in the, about two miles in annapolis, three miles frederick, about 10 miles at reagan national. fog continues to thicken through the overnight. especially to the west, around i-81. the temperatures

changed a lot. after a high of 66, we now stand at 63 downtown, 61 dulles. stormwatch 7 satellite and radar, hard to see the fog and low-level clouds. a few showers are trying to move in. not going to amount to a whole lot, but drizzle and fog in the forecast overnight. that means it will be a dreary start for the day saturday. nighttime lows, mid 50's, lower 60's, the wind out of the northeast at just about 2 to 5. tomorrow morning, bright and early for the farmers market, sunrise a little after 7:00. the temperatures quickly rebound into the 60's, lower 70's. we could see peaks of sunshine through the midday, added son in the afternoon as we eventually make it into the upper 70's. the futurecast, giving a good idea of what to expect. keep in mind ts

, but mid morning, towards noontime, the clouds break up just a bit. cloudy skies to the north and east. we will see more sunshine in the afternoon and early evening. by tomorrow night, the skies clear out nicely. that will set the stage for a very warm and breezy sunday. the fall color change coming head to the west, garrett county, allegheny county, western maryland. not a lot around the media metro. give it a couple more weeks and things will look very nice. the art festival tomorrow, 75 degrees, 85 degrees sunday. don't forget the football game at fedex field the game starting at 1:00 sunday. dress for comfort, with highs eventually into the middle 80's. lots of sunshine. once we get through sunday, cold front late in the day. that will bring a chance of showers after midnight. cooler and

highs only around 64. waking up tuesday morning and wednesday morning, low to mid 40's. we begin to build on those temperatures as we move through the end of next week. nancy: you could say this is weather to write home about. you could also put a piece of the national mall on your next letter. a new stamp honors the national museum of african american history and culture, dedicated today, marking just a little over a year since it first opened on the national mall. jonathan: very cool. still ahead, it is the happiest place on earth, but not for pets because th

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jonathan: when you go on vacation come you were feel like there is a family member missing?

a pilot program to bring your dog to the happiest place on earth. starting sunday, guests at four resort hotels will be at will be able to have their dogs in the room for a fee. ls, pets with a mat, bow id tag, and puppy pads. for mickey mouse that cats are not allowed. would have adog field day with mickey. this is still heartbreaking. we are not even want to say the word. we're going to talk about football. a big night of high school football across the the mv. -- across the dmv. that's next.

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option. lots of running room. williams scampers all the way to the two yard line. later, david medley punches it in, 37-6 leave. the pumas blow out oxon hill. ballou.ten battling the knights on the move, buchanan rolling out, a great diving catch. that's a touchdown. a defensivewin struggle. on the ice, the caps on the road facing new jersey. nicklas backstrom steals the pocket and fines -- steals the puck and fines oshie. in the second, washington being patient on the power play. nicklas backstrom to alex ovechkin. number nine for the great 8.

and the maryland men's soccer team beat wisconsin tonight, 5-4. it was the 400th career win for the head coach. he is just a nice division i head to reach that miles

nancy: just 30 minutes away from finally ending friday the 13th. jonathan: more importantly, we are about 30 seconds away from the weekend. steve: exactly, the fog sticks around overnight into early tomorrow morning. 75 degrees the high. sunday about 85. a cold front late sunday. monday, only about 55 degrees the high, morning lows in town in the 40's. we warm up towards the end of the week. jonathan:

a friday the 13th comes with a very lucky day. have a great weekend.

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