>> from abc 7 news, this is a breaking news alert. kimberly: we are now learning several people have been shot in alexandria. the police say that two are de ad, another seriously injured.

street. what went wrong there? by all thean tell flashing lights, this is active. this is the intersection of north pickett and duke street, near the cvs and landmark honda. traffic is moving smoothly. this is north pickett. the street is shut down for blocks as the police investigate the shooting that happened at the all veterans park down the street. i just spoke with the public information officer with the alexandria police department. she confirmed about 8:45 10 i, three people were shot at the park, all three male. have died. the third was rushed to the hospital in serious condition. we also spoke with some residents affected by the road closure and they don't know what to think right now. >>

going on. we saw a few police cars, not a usual, but they kept coming and coming and coming. this is another live look at the scene. at this point, the police are still investigating the motive behind this. they also say the shooting was confined to the park. so this was not a random act of violence. people were targeted when this happened. they do not know who they are searching for or how many people. once we get the new information, will bring it to u.s. soon as possible. that's the latest live from alexandria. q mccray, abc 7 news. kimberly: be the first to know when breaking news happens by getting text alerts from abc news. sign up for those at wjla.com. safety top of mind for students at

maryland after another burglary off campus. cheryl conner is live in college park with the alarming details in this latest incident. knowl: yeah, we are on road and university of maryland and the university of maryland, close to campus. the police say there is no connection with the weekend incidents. another burglary, right across from the university of maryland, has students talking about another emailer. -- another email alert. >> for stuff like that to happen is disturbing. theyl: the email said that university of maryland was notified about an off-campus burglary and the 4600 block of knox road, just after 3 a.m. saturday. >> we get these alerts a few times a month. so it is concerning to keep hearing that. cheryl:

police that the man left her bedroom wouldn't she woke up. he did not take anything. a spokesperson for prince george's county police says that investigators are confident the case is not connected with what we reported last month, a sexual road, alsoguilford off-campus housing. a woman will come to a man punching her, then followed the string of burglaries involving university of maryland students. our landlord stressed she has not had a house broken into. is no wordight there on if the door was unlocked or if the man forced his way inside. again, the weekend incident happened on knox road. the pg county police say she was not sexually assaulted. no arrests have been made in any of these cases. live in college park, cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kimberly:

transformer fire that forced a thousand people out of their homes started in the utility room saturday at the apartments in bethesda. 18 people had to go to the hospital. the fire caused a million dollars in damage. fans filled the seats at rfk stadium tonight for the last time. the venue that people love to hate has seen everything from tibetan freedom concert to bleachers that bounce with the fans. q mccray announces the bittersweet goodbye. q: the cheering. the rocking. the goals. ended sunday night, 50 six years after rfk memorial stadium opened. d.c. united became what could be the last professional sports team to take the field.

d.c. united has called rfk home for 21 years. >> i've been coming here since the first game. q: and sitting in the stadium ever since. titlesm celebrated four over the years, the first in 1996 and again in 1997. >> we were the first professional team in d.c. that actually won a championship at home. q: the club now has one of the most raucous crowds in major league soccer. >> it's a grand old stadium and a little rusty, but we love it. q: from the countless red and black flags to the trumpets, fans gave their most and the players appreciated every moment. creakyas an old, feeling, but you appreciate that. q:

agree there is no place like rfk memorial stadium. play anded will brand-new audi field next year come across from nats park. as for rfk stadium, now that it is without a professional home team in more than six day days -- in six decades and will be generating very little revenue if at all, all signs point towards tearing it down in the near future. q mccray, abc 7 news. kimberly: the university of virginia's new athletic director is making history, carla williams the first african-american woman to become a athletic director at a power five school. she has been at the university of georgia for the past 13 years. brian: as we look at the first forecast at 11:00 come outside it is dry.

mean rain showers approaching, especially tomorrow night. most likely tuesday morning as well. the cold front moving our way. ahead there will be clouds, but no showers at this point. tomorrow heading out the door, just have to watch out for patchy fog, upper 50's, low 60's, sunrise at 7:23. but showers are on the way with much-needed rain. i will time that out with futurecast and also another cool bout of whether -- of weather coming our way. senatey: tomorrow the will begin debate on supplemental disaster relief, the $36.5 billion beal would cover puerto rico and cover states hit by hurricanes harvey, irma, and maria come as well as the california wildfires. >>

look at your children and know you will have food and water. kimberly: this hair salon on acarthur boulevard held fundraising event to help those impacted by hurricane maria. the eastern coast of japan is dealing with a typhoon tonight. the center of the typhoon could across tokyo tomorrow with high wind and power outages. >> that's a tornado. kimberly: though storm chasers were pummeled by debris when a tornado hit norman, oklahoma, 5 tornadoes to hit oklahoma. fortunately because of the great warning system, nobody was hurt. tomorrow come a trail is set to get underway against virginia-based phillip morris after a connecticut woman died of lung cancer. her family filed a wrongful death

11 years ago. she died at the age of 42 after smoking marlboro's almost 30 years. phillip morris denied it did anything wrong and said the woman chose to smoke. on the hill, a live look at president trump urging house republicans to move quickly on passing a budget bill. called on thence gop to pass the budget so they could move onto to passing as tax reform plan. that plan would cut the corporate tax rate to 20% and double the standard reduction use by most average americans. , crossing the finish line at the marine corps marathon. fast the first runner ran that race, next. plus, this. >> i don't feel i deserve it, honestly. host, davidhumble letterman getting a big award tonight.

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kimberly: tonight at the kennedy center, david letterman received the prestigious marc train -- mark twain prize. it was a star-studded event. steve martin, jimmy kimmel, how franken -- al franken there. long-running shows on nbc and cbs, but tonight a humble comedian talk to kidd o'shea. >> i don't feel that i do deserve it. honestly, if you consider the point of a humorist, mark twain was an author, journalist, humorist, and social commentator. i was nothing. i sat behind a desk. i enjoyed the makeup and i read introductions off blue cards. swift

behavior, i would feel comfortable. kimberly: letterman recalled his favorite dumb moment on his show attaching aey cam, camera to a monkey's head and letting it run wild. today 20,000 people cross the finish line at the marine corps marathon. the rays brought people from all walks of life together, earning the nickname the people's nickname. share some of the personal stories behind the race. this person came from florida and is hoping to set a personal best. >> this is my first marathon. i lost over 100 pounds and i wanted to celebrate. go marine corps. melissa: the largest marathon in the world that is a chance to challenge themselves. >> this is my fifth time running the race. i really enjoy the race. >> every year, i run from point

4.5, 9.5, 16, and20.5, and i run the sidestreets and around the course so i can cheer him on. melissa: there are runners who came to run a good course. then there are the veterans, some of the wounded who say the race means so much more to them. lopez is a veteran with 22 years in the army who served in iraq and afghanistan and rides with wounded vets. >> this is my outlet. don't usually allow this type of bike at these events. runner who finished first place this year did so in two hours, 25 minutes. mile, and he2 finished in second place last year. kimberly: and check this out. abc

meteorologists josh knight and alex liggitt conquering the marine corps marathon. we are very proud of our tv brothers. they look grateful stop i know it was a lot more painful. brian: that was the very beginning. a lot of fun, a lot of people cheering on alex's wife. baby was out there. kimberly: josh said the heat was not too bad. brian: we will see when they get back to work. we did get some rain from mother nature. most likely tuesday morning, monday night overnight. the trend is the temperatures will be dropping back. mid and upper 70's monday. well above average, which is about 66. then we drop back tuesday into wednesday as the cold front pushes through and bng

wednesday, ,66 by upper 50's thursday. meteorological fall kicked off september 21. since then, at all major recording locations come we are running two to four inches of rain less than we should be. we really could use the rain. the next cold front is off to the west. what we are watching is as this pushes to the east it will bring us first the clouds and eventually the moisture. isolated sprinkle cannot be ruled out, but the best chance is tomorrow night. patchy fog,ning, 50's to near 60. early in the day, the low clouds bird off come a little bit of sunshine, but then the clouds might have ahen we spot sprinkle or shower. it is really progressive with the showers and storms. tomorrow night by

by the morning rush tuesday, this new update, keep in mind this is just one model's interpretation, has it out of here. i think it is a little aggressive with the timing. if this holds true, the bulk of tuesday could be dry and the tuesday morning rush could actually not be quite as impacted. we will keep a watch on that. tomorrow, a little bit of fog, then sunshine, low to mid 70's in the afternoon. depending on the cloud cover, the temperatures could still warm up. the middle portion of the week, a sprinkle possible, followed by cooler weather the latter half of the week. the 10 day outlook shows the --nd of much cooler rather much cooler weather, followed by warmer pattern in the weekend. then the next cold front swings through town, drying us out in time for trick or treat. kimberly: favorite memory from rfk stadium? brian:

tickets and i would pull right up to the back gate. i was only 18. i thought i was the man. kimberly: you thought you were. going to see the diplomats with my uncle when i was 10, u and then2. erin: i have not even covered a game there, to be honest. i love it. the character. brian: when the bleachersrocked, it was fun. erin: it was a special day at rfk stadium, d.c. united saying their final goodbyes to the historic stadium.

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goodbye to the stadium. rk stadium hosted more than 300 mls matches. a huge crowd on hand today. fans holding scarves and saying farewell. one more opportunity to see the black and red try to pull off the wind. we pick things up in the 44th minute, united on the move, the pass in front. finds the back of the net. the black and red take a 1-0 lead. the red bulls scored two straight. the pass in front, the game-winner. sadly, united loses its final game at rfk, 2-1. still a memorable day for fans. >> i still get choked up. me so much.n i've given them hopefully somethin

they given me. >> growing up and being part of the stadium my whole life, moving on is a little weird, but i think we are all excited for the new era and the new stadium. >> now we look forward to the future. we have a great stadium coming in, a lot of hype, and the fans coming out next year. we are ready to go. that is our goal, to be the best we can be next year. erin: we are ready to go. 11:6 s sunday" tonight at 35. chris russell joins me tonight to preview the big tilt tomorrow. arizona cardinals quarterback carson palmer suffered a broken left arm against the rams. he could miss the rest of the season. kimberly: ouch.

united's farewell. erin: it was very nice for them to send this. kimberly: a real keepsake. guess who is coming to the super bowl halftime show. the nfl announced justin timberlake will perform for a third time at halftime. there is a reason why. erin: nobody else wanted to. kimberly: nobody else can do it like he did. 14 years after the wardrobe malfunction with janet action -- i still don't believe that was a neck to do -- but still to come. >> it was lit up like a christmas tree.

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