>> there's just no reason for something like that to take place. kimberly: a tiny texas town the site of a massacre, the deadliest church shooting in american history. an entire nation asking why. plus this. >> in the middle of a service and somebody just fires away. kimberly: a local church and milesgoers a thousand away from texas uniting in prayer. our team coverage starts right now. and also breaking, a police-involved shooting in montgomery county. we are live on the same. >>

now, abc seven news at 11:00, on your side. 26 people killed when a man went into a church in the middle of a service and opened fire. devinnman is 26-year-old kelley. cheryl conner has the latest from the live desk. cheryl: we have learned that devin kelley served in the military and was discharged with bad conduct. an air force spokeswoman is confirming that kelley was court-martialed in 2012 and discharged two years later, reportedly involving his wife and child. what caused him to commit such an evil act in a place of worship. the agony of families waiting to hear who was shot and killed at first baptist church

sutherland springs, texas. >> we are all prepared that will hear names. cheryl: it can happen anywhere. a small country church outside of san antonio now understands this morning from investigators. gunman identified as devin kelley shot and killed 23 people inside of sunday services. one person died at the hospital. 26 are dead, including the pastor's daughter, just 14 years old. >> anyone in that church you., we know they are in the presence of jesus christ right now. cheryl: the gunman started firing at about 11:20 local time. , aas he left the church resident grabbed his rifle and engage the suspect. cheryl: kelley was found a short time later dead in his car.

investigators do not know if it was self-inflicted or if he was shot by the resident. >> my wife received a phone call saying members are for family were shot -- members of her family were shot. cheryl: authorities are not liking the gunman to any terrorist groups. in texas, shooting prince william county police started working on what they are calling worship watch training to create a safer house of worship. go to wjla.com to learn more. at the live desk, cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kimberly: not officially a terror act, but terrifying. after tweeting about the mass shooting earlier today, president trump is speaking out while on his foreign trip abroad and shared this message. arms, and hands, lock through the tears and sadness, we

kimberly: president trump calling the shooting inactive evil. he denounced violence in a place of worship. the unthinkable in the most unlikely of settings. more violent acts keep happening in our country, and now the question we all ask after such incidents is why. the victims ranged in age from five years old to 72. emily is live in san antonio tonight. i know you hearing from victims families. are you getting a sense of what led to the shooting? , nobody canrly answer that question. it is the top of everybody's mind, but all they can do at this point is pick up where their family members left off, which

they were bring a church this morning when it happened. at this hospital we have 10 victims, four of them children. aunt was in the church and shot in the shoulder. a number of family friends were there. ago a gentleman named ray varney got the news when he was with his wife on their 50th wedding anniversary. four members of her family were impacted, her father dead. kimberly: and the church pastor's family was impacted too. the church pastor and his wife are typically there every sunday, but the sunday they were in oklahoma. they were driving home when this happen and their 14-year-old daughter is among the victims. she was shot and killed at the church. her father said she was the

best person he had ever known and it was heartbreaking that he got the news on the road. kimberly: senseless violence. emily, thank you for that report. texans are gathering for a candlelight vigil, remembering all the lives lost, the community coming together to including the state's governor. churches across the country also in morning. q mccray went to the arlington baptist church where the congregation service's included prayers for texas. ♪ church,gton baptist more than a thousand miles away from sutherland springs, texas, but they are mourning the tragedy. father, our hearts are grieved by the deaths of these brothers and sisters in christ. q: the senior pastor led the church in prayer. >> we pray for the families there. q:

were killed when a gunman, matt kelley, open fire. nobody and the church knew the victims personally, but they feel a spiritual connection. >> it's pretty shocking, in the middle of a service, somebody comes in with a gun inserts to fire away. generationms to be a of lower values and people of faith are not treated the same. q: they saying, parade, and grieved, all the while turning to a higher power for guidance. >> god is in control. >> yes, i do agree for my brothers and sisters in christ who died today, but i rejoice that they do know their savior and their place in heaven is secured. pray forid not just the victims of the mass shooting, th

family. q mccray, abc 7 news. kimberly: we continue to follow the developments in texas. be the first to know when breaking news happens with the abc seven news app. a police involved shooting in montgomery county. q mccray pulling double duty is live at the scene in wheaton. what can you tell us? kim, i spoke with the public information officer, who confirmed one of the officers opened fire on a driver of an suv. .his is where it happened we are at the intersection of veirs mill road and read off come in your the shopping center. this started a little after 8 p.m. tonight. according to the police, they got a 911 call of an assault happening. an s

what happened next is still under investigation. according to the police, and officer was forced to pull out his gun and opened fire, shooting the driver of the white issue v -- of the white suv. i'm told the driver is at the hospital. the driver of the car that he was hitting, he is ok, did not need to go to the hospital, but the investigation continues as to what led to the cars ramming each other and what made the officer pull out his gun and opened fire. a lot of moving parts and we will keep you posted with the latest. that is the latest live in wheaton. q mccray, abc 7 news. brian: the first look at the forecast, we are watching whether to the midwest, showers and storms, so

which is clearing out our skies. the cold front coming through, a line of showers and storms from western pennsylvania into west virginia, back into ohio. , it losesproaches some steam, and we are fairly mild. tonight may go up a couple degrees. , 50'sco 61, 60 warrenton to the west. the temperatures will not move much. we have a southerly wind moving in. patchy fog in the morning, but that will break for sunshine. we make a brief run at the low 70's, then the showers and storms roll in. up -- thelook coming 10 day outlook coming up. kimberly: prince william county police are looking for this 16-year-old from woodbridge, missing for the second time in three weeks. she is

. authorities say that she left on her own, but they believe she is in danger. scary, parent, it is especially with everything that's going on in the world. afterly: this is weeks the police put out an amber alert for her up production. that time they say she was taken from a party by an ms-13 gang member. officers are checking a number of leads tonight. no arrest in the murder of an off-duty d.c. police argent and baltimore. was shotason junior several times sitting in a parked car in west baltimore early saturday. a female passenger was hit in the leg and survived. happening tomorrow, closing arguments in the trial of christopher ellis. he pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity, killing his mother in their stafford home two years ago. prosecutors concede that ellis has mental issues but

that he do that killing his own mother was wrong. gun rights supporters rallied outside of the maryland state house and annapolis. organizers accused the maryland attorney general of threatening their second amendment rights. the only way to continue to defend ourselves is by standing strong, fighting for our constitutional rights and basic american principles. kimberly: in the wake of the las vegas massacre, attorney general called for a ban on bump stocks. up, president trump overseas meeting with world leaders. a new approval rating is out. those numbers are next. and parts of the country are dealing with severe weather, a tornado touching down.

kimberly: president trump has the emperor of japan, the second day of his first trip to asia. earlier he spoke with american and japanese business leaders.

sheehan oh i may -- with the premise or in a few hours. his job approval rating in a 37%, the lowest of any president in office and said he and of world war ii. 65% say that the president has accomplished little or nothing while just 33% think that the president is honest and trustworthy for stop former trump campaign manager paul manafort we back in court thursday morning. his lawyers will try to free him from house arrest and arrange bail. metaphor and his business associate pled not guilty to the indictment brought by robert mueller, investigating russian meddling in last year's elections. the very best parking spots in chinatown will start costing more monday morning. d.c. is expanding a pilot program that tests demand-base

pricing for street parking. parking can cost anywhere from one dollar to $5.50 per hour. 7 tracking a giant line of storms from new england to arkansas. is national weather service working to determine if a tornado caused this devastation in ohio. six people were hurt at a restaurant in the western part of the state. there are no reports of deaths. brian: that cold front is heading our way of ensuring in cooler weather. we will not see anything strong like that. but before we get cooler, we stay a little warm. brian: a shot of warmth tomorrow, but it is a limited engagement. lots of changes. outside tonight, the trend tomorrow

middle morning to early afternoon, 72. that is about 10 degrees above average. in the bottom drops out. we will be about 10 degrees below the average of 62 tuesday through thursday. on top of the cooler temperatures the first portion of the week, we also have the potential of showers as the frontal system gets hung up. a very unsettled pattern, but it will dry out later in the week. outside tonight, right around 60 degrees in the city, mid and upper 50's in the west. -- eightree mile-per-hour wind in alexandria. overnight into the morning, a few sprinkles cannot be ruled out, light showers northwest of town, may be potential of patchy fog. the line of showers drifting eastward from the strong weather overnight will had our way. some of those break

before the front swings through later in the day. futurecast,ser, through the morning, spotty showers northwest of town, upper 50's, near 60. midday, we make a run at 70 degrees. just as we do, a few showers and may be a rumble of thunder in the afternoon. that is a sign of the cooler air moving in. tuesday morning, 30's in frederick, 40's downtown. only getting into the low 50's tuesday with spotty showers not out of the question. the system hangs to the south and is a catalyst over the week. enjoy the middle portion of the day tomorrow. election day in virginia, paul's opening at 6:00, spotty showers. openingthing -- polls at 6:00, spotty showers. by the end of the week the weather improves.

for veterans day friday. friday will be brisk, but dry with sunshine. the next cool front comes in next weekend. kimberly: the federal holiday friday. i know the kids are out tuesday in arlington. brian: because of the polling places. that is kind of the trade-off. kimberly: i heard some hollering coming out of the sports department. scott: a big-time victory for the redskins, a gut check win as they get the big-time win against the seahawks. in might have saved the season. -- it might have saved the season.

ralcandidate for'm governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. rrator: they call him enron ed.rtham, because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthcare from thousands of virginians. enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbying for you.

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. scott: big-time test today for the redskins, play shorthanded in seattle against the seahawks. that's not easy. less than two minutes to go, a wide-openon finds doug baldwin, touchdown seattle. skins down 14-10. the ensuing possession, the catch of the year for the

kirk cousins going deep for josh doctson. the diving catch at the 1-yard line. the next play, rob kelley scores, the skins retake the lead. one final chance for the seahawks. four seconds to go, wilson with a chance at the hail mary. and it is broken up by the angelo hall. the redskins pull off the stunning upset, 17-14. it was a gut check for the burgundy and gold. and guts ofsiliency this team is a reflection of the organization and is something you can do not just one part of the season but for years to come. we want to have your reputation that when we come into a place, they say this is an organization of total pros. you need winds like this to solidify that reputation. and don't forget abc 7

in just a couple of minutes. we will break down the latest inskins win with nick studio, beginning at 11:35. the washington wizards certainly talk a good game. right now they are not really backing it up. wiz need toear, the get going. in toronto come a huge game for bradley beal tonight. two of hisnd bake, game-high 38. fourth quarter, washington up 10. in the corner, drains the three. the wizards win, 107-96. and the washington capitals returned to the ice tomorrow night, hosting arizona. the caps are looking for their third straight win. a huge victory in seattle, 4-4 on

point, so hopefully they can build off of this. still to come, the historic finish for an american woman.

kimberly: runners from around the world in the big apple today for the new york city marathon. thousands of racers

spectators were met with ramped up security. >> new yorkers are resilient. i think they love to make statements, and this is a way to come together and show the world we don't hide. kimberly: and a big win for an american runner, the first american woman to win the women's race and the marathon since 1977. she finished in two hours, 26 minutes, 53 seconds, beating a runner from kenya.

independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. ralph northam nt to vmi and was an army doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i'm a pediatrician, and for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable. havertys furniture helps even when life isn't.t are you sure you don't want me to call an exterminator? (muffled) aw, come on. it's just a raccoon that got in the attic. and there she is. oh, look. babies. [loud hissing.] darren! daddy! [crashing from above. loud and violent.]