jonathan elias at the live desk with what comes next. jonathan: he was in indianapolis courtroom today agreeing to plead guilty for paying for sex with a 13-year-old and 14-year-old girl. he admitted to receiving and distributing child pornography the prosecutors laid out a detailed case saying fogle was traveling and using the social networking in pursuit of underage girls and they shame he met and paid for sex from a 17-year-old in new york and asked her to get him another underage girl and was quoted as saying, "the younger the better." they confiscated child porn, some involving as young as 6. he faces a minimum of five years in prison but the prosecutors want to see him get maximum which is 12.5 years in prison. subway has severed ties with fogle. this case is just getting going. live in the newsroom, jonathan elias. back to you. kimberly: thank you. new delay tonight for the star athlete oscar pistorius. he was set to be released from prison this friday ten months in his five-year manslaughter sentence for the teth of his girlfriend

head to the newsroom and get to jonathan elias. what is going on? jonathan: we have an area a lot of folks if they are heading home they want to avoid. news chopper 7 going on, water break in glenmont area. you can see from the video this is turning the intersection to a pond or a river. the road actually looks as though it is buckling under all the water that now is going underneath and over the top of the road. they have closed the area off. this is jutson road. this is a residential area. not far from a school over there. so maybe the kids from school or the parents coming home from work. an area to avoid. we'll keep an eye on it and let you know if there are changes. i'm jonathan elias, abc7 news, back to you. leon: thank you. this weekend's call for all hands on deck by the d.c. police yielded 1 arrests and the recovery -- 16 arrests and recovery of 34 illegal guns but there were also 13 people shot as the city tries to stop the violence burgeoning this summer. now an overwhelming number of officers say they lost confidence in chief lanier. step

go to jonathan elias standing by. what is going on? nathan: a shooter in lower manhattan outside of a federal building. give you live pictures to give you an idea. this is an intersection. housen street. it's blocked off. at this point all we know is outside the federal building somebody opened fire. two peak were shot. one of them a federal employee. the gunman was taken into custody. as a result, this entire block has been shut down. we have been watching the activity. police are all over the place with the intersection. they are investigating what happened. what the motive was in this case. but two people shot outside of a federal building in lower manhattan. the intersection is houston. one shot was federal employees. we have crews that are trying to get more information on what is happening. as soon as we get updated information we will pass it to you asap. live in the newsroom. kimberly: thank you. we have been going through all the photographs you have been sending us from yesterday's powerful storms. special thank you tonight to

jonathan elias watching this. is is something vaved one of the most famous spokesperson in america, right? jonathan: right up there. jared fogle expected to plead guilty of child pornography. the former spoke perps for the subway sandwich chain. the u.s. office now is going to hold a news conference on wednesday. fogle is expected to accept a plea deal in this case. you will remember the federal agents raided fogle's home in early july and seized several computers and d.v.d.'s. earlier this year, russell taylor a former director of the foundation was arrested in the child pornography case. there is a lot going on and breaking details we are just getting. stay with abc7 and wjla.com for updates as they are available. back to you. leon: coming up next at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- >> the bowser administration says parents of d.c. students could save hundreds of dollars thanks to the you newly expanded kids drive free program. i'm mike carter-conneen at the metro station. coming up, which parents may benefit the most. kim