leÓn: el tecatito por las hojas?igas mayores la legislatura prohibe que sigan con una tradiciÓn. >> mucha gente que mastica tabado es para los jÓvenes de cÁncer es más importante para los jÓvenes. reportera: el asambleÍsta muestra que cientos de jÓvenes emulan las prÁcticas d elos jugadores que mascan tabaco no convence a nadie. >> creo que es una tradiciÓn que se debe eliminar los niÑos tratan de reproducirlo. reportero: no estÁ bien que los entrenadores den mal ejemplo aunque la versiÓn original prohibÍa el consumo de tabaco frente a los menores despuÉs de se escrutiniada la propuesta se redujo a la profesiÓn siendo la primera legislaciÓn a nivel nacional. >> sÍ se debería extender a todos los niÑos del paÍs. reportera: de ser firmada como ley podrÍa extenderse a otros estadios no podrÁn jugar masticando tabaco ni cuando estÉn sentados esperan la firma para convertirlo en ley serÍa efectivo el 1 de diciembre de 2016. marÍa: en seguida un nuevo proyecto para emplear a cientos de personas. leÓn: wisin nos habla de su

leon: yeah. alison: what are you looking forward to the most from his washington in particular? father: well, i think it will be tomorrow at the mass. with him, to pray to be with my parishioners, to the crowd. it is a special moment because we have seend him speaking and his leadership. we have seen him reaching out to people. but to be with him when we specialether is a moment. that is really why people want to have a ticket. they could see him, watch him on tv but they want to be in his presence to pray together. leon: yeah. as a priest who oversees a diverse congregation, there has been talk about how much he is going to be speaking on this trip in spanish versus english. do you have any expectation? do you have any advice for him about which we should hear more of? father: no. i understand he has been english a lot. native language but it's a great sign to their who spanish is first language. as somebody said, for pope francis, i think, you know, notcenter of the world is always the english-

leon: thank you. developments in case of a girlfriend convincing her boyfriend to commit suicide. some of text messages that michelle carter sent to her boyfriend they say she wrote, "you can't think about it. you just have to do it. you said you were going to do it. carter's lawyer is asking for the case to be dismissed saying the exchanges make it clear that roy had his mind made up to take his life and that carter didn't cause the death. alison: developing story out of kentucky. lawyers for rowen county clerk kim davis say she plans to return to work tomorrow. kim davis was released yesterday. as a condition of the release, judge ordered davis not to interfere in any way with the effort of her deputy clerk to issue mayor license to legally eligible couples. a new legal battle could be brewing after the davis support rally. the rock group survivor is thinking of sueable presidential candidate -- suing presidential candidate mike huckabee for using "eye of the tiger" without permission. a band member

leÓn: buenas noches, bienvenidos.licÍa revelÓ mÁs informaciÓn en torno a la muerte de un mÚsico que recibiÓ un balazo el pasado 30 de abril. las autoridades informan que existe un tercer sospechoso en este homicidio. flavio: la policÍa revelÓ la imagen de un tercer sospechoso implicado en la muerte de un mÚsico. la suma por la informaciÓn se incrementó a 30 $. este es el tercer sospechoso que la policÍa revelÓ y presuntamente estarÍa implicado en la muerte de un mÚsico. >> muchas personas como nosotros que crecen a un hijo o a un primo a un amigo se preguntan por quÉ no pueden encontrar la persona que matÓ a su ser querido. nosotros tambiÉn nos preguntamos lo mismo, dijo la madre del mÚsico. flavio: los investigadores consideran que la bala no iba dirigida a Él si no a otra persona que logrÓ sobrevivir. >> habÍa muchas personas que estaban presentes y tuvieron que haber visto algo. les pedimos que nos ayuden a recabar informaciÓn. >> el muchacho sÓlo estaba tocando mÚsica. nunca se involucrÓ con el acerca de lo que es

. ♪ ♪ leÓn: buenas noches. restaurantes despidiÓ un emigrante porque se le venciÓ el tps y la compaÑÍa le pedÍa que estuviera vigente. flavio: entrevistamos esta inmigrante que nos dijo que ella tratÓ de salvar su trabajo tras presentar a su jefe otras formas de inmigraciÓn pero eso no fue suficiente, los inmigrantes en estos casos tienen que adquirir un documento especÍfico en la agencia. >> no me parece lo que hicieron, es una injusticia de que teniendo 13-14 aÑos flavio: por mÁs de una dÉcada trabajÓ en una cadena de restaurantes y callar la despidieron aunque ella ya estaba en espera del documento revalidado. >> el lunes pasado yo lleve los papeles de inmigraciÓn y mi jefe los enviÓ a la corporación, la corporaciÓn no los aceptó y al siguiente dÍa que yo lleguÉ a trabajar me dijeron que estaba fuera de trabajo. me permitieron trabajar el dÍa de ayer. ahora llamÉ a migraciÓn y me dijeron que estaban proceso que fue el martes que lo aprobaron pero la tarjeta tardarÁ en dos meses en llegar. >> el empleador pue

leon? leon: thank you, scott. left washington, d.c., today, but not before leaving a lasting impression in the halls of the capitol. he addressed congress for close to what our, touching on major issues. tom roussey has that story. what a day, tom. tom: it was quite a day, leon. as he addressed congress, there was a big crowd waiting outside. after addressing congress, he went between some of the columns, speaking to the large crowd. all, the only in the d.c. area about 48 hours, but he packed in a lot. afternoon, he talked to maryland's governor and scores of military families. his airplane took off from joint base andrews for new york. pope francis started thursday becoming the first pope ever to speak to a joint meeting of congress. he called for an end to the death penalty, the walk a meeting of the emigrants, and continued his push on climate change. the deterioration caused by human activity means that we can make a difference, i'm sure. tom: after talking to congress -- pope francis bless the families. tom:

leon: whatever works. alison: think about that, the odds of having triplets already being so high and having them be identical. leon: so what happened to one in a million? alison: she is to me. leon: good answer, good answer. [laughter] alison: steve, we got this nice weather. steve: we do. it's going to stick around. we have a cooldown for the second half of the weekend and we need the rain, it's timing is a little off considering all of the big plans next week, especially tuesday and wednesday. outside right now, it is 72 degrees at reagan national airport. no cloud cover to speak of. we may see a little bit of patchy fog come early, early in the morning. it shouldn't amount to any travel delays. 6 degrees was the high today earlier today at reagan national, well above normal since we should be 79. so it can still warm up around here. the ragweed bothering you, it's beginning to settle down, the same for mold, trees and grasses not much a problem. in leesburg, a cool 59 in frederick, maryland, 71 in hage

leon: thank you. one week from today pope francis will be in america. today, expenses went up around part of the university campus to prepare for his arrival there. more than 25,000 people are expected to go there. they want to be there for the national shrine for the next week mass happening there. but it's just one, one stop rather on a whirlwind 48-hour trip to the nation's capitol. pope francis will arrive at joint base andrews tuesday afternoon. then it will settle in on massachusetts avenue where he will stay while he is in town. >> for many people, i think it will turn out to see him the way they would to see beyonce or somebody. leon: his big event beginning wednesday morning with a welcoming ceremony at the white house. meet with president obama. returning the visit he received at the president at the vatican last year. then he will stop by cathedral to pray the bishops. >> he is a gentleman. i think the united states and the world needs a calmness, peacefulness and a gentleness. leon: then t

leon: clear picture of him. alison: yeah. leon: that helped. coming up at 5:00 -- good news is coming taunt gas pump around here -- coming up at gas pump around here. gen police say the man trusted her and went to sleep and found out that he was wrong. now we are adding her to the wall of justice. coming up. leon: coming up tonight, service dog stopped from boarding a plane. hear what happen when they went through the area to find out what the area is saying tonight. "7 on your side" investigation coming up at josh: i'm meteorologist josh knight. it's raining now but i am looking forward to the weekend and i like how it's shaping up. high of 75 for you on saturday. 74 on sunday. there is anary amount of cloud cover. mostly cloudy skies. slim chance for showers. at this point we will stay dry. we dry out here when the pope gets here and looking good for the weekend. cool and breezy for the clarendon day run. then it lasts throughout the rest of the afternoon with a high of 67 degrees there. dry weather. jennifer: i'm jennifer donelan. welcome to

leon: check this out.see video showing the hikers rushing to safety at the start of the flash flooding. at zion national park. these hikers did make it out alive. however, the bodies of seven other hikers were found later in the park. alison: unbelievable. now on the hill today, the house volted to cut off planned -- voted to cut off planned parenthood. no federal funds for a year. as the republicans express their outrage over the videos posted showing the planned parenthood employees discussing prices for fetal tissue. it has little chance of becoming a law. republicans don't hold enough seats in either house to override presidential veto if it makes it out of the senate. a "7 on your side" consumer alert. with the traffic restrictions easing verizon became the first wireless company to allow americans to make calls and use the network in cuba. the catch, though, the roaming fees. calls, listen to this, $2.99 a minute. using the cellular network for surfing and downloading would cost more than $2 a megaby

leÓn: regresamos enseguida. --- marÍa: alguna vez se preguntÓ porque hay un tigre y no un leÓn entrentes de ayotzinapa. existe una ley que favorecerÍa a quienes han cometido ciertos delitos pero miles de posibles beneficiarios siquiera la conocen. el brote es salmonella relacionado con pepinos de mÉxico afecta a mÁs de la mitad de los estados de la uniÓn americana. en el salvador el nÚmero de asesinatos se estÁ convirtiendo

leon: right. mike carter-conneen will join us now from the newsroom to preview the land mark festival that is coming to town. mike: there are two stages and headline act for the festival. this is a fundraiser to give it an overhaul and facelift. by the trust for the national mall. this was built for bicentennial but the funding ran out. today it's covered in algae and it suspect support fish or wife. wildlife. >> we see this to have everything you would find in the park. boating, fishing, pavilion itself has a restaurant. mike: they are wrapping up the approval process. live in newsroom, mike carter-conneen. abc7 news. alison: okay. thank you. that does it for us at "abc7 news at 5:00". leon: coming up now is football players explaining why they hit a referee. alison: plus a judge's ruling on the mother suspected in a disappearance of the young children. leon: why the problems are not over yet. announcer: "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. >> he told me and another player we need to hit the re. ma

leÓn: buenas noches.. marÍa: bienvenidos. falta poco mÁs de una hora, para que se inicia, que se espera que esta obra pueda causar embotellamientos en los puentes. marÍa: prepÁrese para una posible pesadilla habÍa. habrÁ otros proyectos de construcciÓn. cronista: buenas noches, se espera que cierre a las 11:59 de esta noche, y que serrano de el servicio dentro del tÚnel, el martes a las cuatro de la madrugada, tenemos mÁs informaciÓn en el siguiente reportaje. dejarÁ de funcionar de forma parcial entre san francisco y auckland durante este fin de semana feriado >> tendremos 72 horas de trabajo intensivo, es necesario cerrar el tunel para poder cambiar todas las vÍas que se encuentran dentro del tribunal, y que cruzan hasta la estaciÓn. cronista: tendrÁ autobuses gratuitos, entre la estaciÓn de la calle 19 y la terminal temporal. se le pide a los usuarios, agregar unos 30 minutos extras a sus viajes por posibles retrasos. habrÁ algunos conciertos, lo cual causarÍa que los nÚmeros de los automovilistas aumente. >> si tiene algu

leÓn: hubo una ceremonia en santiago de cuba.ia: grupo de inquilinos realizÓ una vigilia frente al consejo para ejercer presiÓn y pedir cambios a las leyes locales sobre el control de la renta. leÓn: muchos fueron desalojados por 10 aÑos en el departamento. flavio: el pasado 8 de septiembre, los miembros del consejo decidieron no avanzar con una propuesta de emergencia para frenar los desalojos sin causa. muchos ejercer ejercieron presiones de hoy. habitante: fui desalojada en unos departamentos que eran mÁs de 70 familias. flavio: gloria tuvo dos meses para salir del departamento, la familia tuvo que dividirse porque no pudieron encontrar vivienda a un precio razonable. habitantes: somos trabajadores con suelo mÍnimo, no tenemos para pagar una cantidad de tres 600 $ que nos cobran. flavio: por eso quieren que el consejo actÚe de inmediato. habitante: queremos que los concejales actÚen por causa justa para proteger a las familias de la ciudad. flavio: se descartÓ la propuesta, pero la comunidad ejercer de expresiÓn. habitante: un

buenas tardes le saluda leÓn. marÍa: bienvenidos,.eÓn: en chile continÚa la emergencia por el terremoto de 8.4 que sacudiÓ las costas de ese paÍs. son 11 las víctimas mortales. marÍa: la presidenta de chile ordenÓ al ejÉrcito coordinar las acciones de rescate y apoyo, ricardo tienes los detalles y las devastadores imÁgenes. ricardo: esta era la alarma que escucharon los chilenos ayer faltando pocos minutos a las 8 de la noche una confirmaciÓn de lo que habÍan sentido, un movimiento telÚrico de magnitud 8,4. >> en este momento... estÁ temblando! (gritos) ricardo: el epicentro se sitÚa en el mar a 230 km al norte de santiago y a 16 km de profundidad en la regiÓn de coquÍn pero se sintiÓ hasta la capital de chile. los compradores corrÍan favoritos del centro comercial de santiago, hasta las operaciones del aeropuerto fueron interrumpidas evacuando las terminales, en los supermercado los productos caÍan de los estantes y los efectos se sintieron hasta argentina donde el agua de las piscinas mostraba cÓmo se movÍa la tierra. durÓ mÁs de un

leÓn: unos 170 lÍderes. nueva york dice que desplegÓ 6000 agentes en el centro de la ciudad. marÍa leticia maÑana jueves su agenda es muy apretada, realizarÁ su controvertido discurso ante el congreso de los estados unidos para luego volar a nueva york donde ofrecerÁ una misa en la catedral de san patricio, tendremos una amplia cobertura. presidente del este de la bahÍa cayÓ en los engaÑos de una mujer que vendÍa una camioneta a travÉs de un sitio en internet. leÓn: te envió dinero a alguien que ni siquiera conocÍa, dietas recibía copias de documentos falsos. vamos a ver eso que sÓlo verÁ en noticias univisiÓn 14. william: es emigrante recorrer internet para encontrar una buena oferta, cayÓ en las garras de una mujer que ofrecÍa una camioneta. le mostrÓ documentos falsos y finalmente terminÓ perdiendo gran parte de sus ahorros, algo asÍ como 5000 $, esta es la informaciÓn. >> el trato de la camioneta eran 5000, que ya habÍa mandado 2500, me dijo ella, la aseguranza son 5000. william: es el trato que la mujer

leÓn: gracias por su sintonÍa.

leon: a big move. the announcement coming as congress is trying to avert the second government shutdown in as many years. brad bell on capitol hill with a look at what prompted the speaker's decision. brad, what are you hearing up there? brad: what a bombshell. nobody really saw this coming. especially when you consider what happened yesterday. just yesterday the speaker of the house stood up there on the balcony with the pope. something he had worked for, for 20 years. a highlight of his career. well, he said this morning that he got up, he said his prayers. and he decided that today was the day he would announce his resignation. he said it's that simple. it's something he has been thinking about for quite some time and was planning to do in november. of course in washington, nothing is really all that simple. the reality is that boehner is facing a battle over the looming government shutdown. he is facing a battle for his own job. a group of about three dozen conservative republicans wanted him out o

leon: unbelievable. alison: five years? leon: stay on it.et us know how 7 on your side can help you. at tipsyour story ideas tips@wjla.com.- jamie: we have accident activity at 66 eastbound. working your way closer into the city is where we have this crash. you'll get a better idea of what i am talking about. you can see all of the activity over here to the right-hand side. we did have only be shoulder getting by about 20 minutes ago. they have now it to lanes over to the left. kind of squeezing by. everyone is looking over to see this activity. we just saw a move back to the map in the single digits. heading outbound of, 12 miles per hour. it will take just under 45 minutes to get closer to fairfax. we had an earlier issue on the freeway that is now gone but we hearing about a new accident in the area. a crash in bc involving a bus. .c. involving a bus at k street northwest. a busy one this afternoon. alison: we have those moments over just to take a load off. not many of us have a chance to just sit and coast for a while. at least not like

leÓn: igual que en napa y 62 el oakland.tÍfice. leÓn: edwin nos cuenta cómo los latinos estÁn realizando estas tareas. ♪ ♪ edwin: el 23 septiembre serÁ la misa en donde el papa francisco por primera vez en la historia lleve a cabo una canonizaciÓn fuera del vaticano por cuestiones de logÍstica la ceremonia tendrÁ como escenario las escaleras de la basÍlica de la inmaculada concepciÓn en la capital del paÍs. para ello se necesita un altar, altar que ha sido construido y pintado por manos hispanas. ♪ ♪ uno de los encargados en construir el altar es carlos hernÁndez, carpintero peruano que por segunda vez construye un altar para un papa en este humilde taller. >> es un incentivo para mÍ y para mi familia para la gente que me quiere para todas las personas que aprecian la labor y el trabajo de una persona. edwin: el altar tendrÁ un peso de casi 900 libras por la madera y las piezas de mÁrmol, pero no sÓlo la madera lleva finos acabados, sino tambiÉn el delicado trabajo de pintura, responsabilidad que cae en la mano de santiago s

leÓn: las noches se le saluda leÓn felipe gonzÁlez, gracias por acompaÑarnos.del momento en que un entrenador se enfrasca en un altercado fÍsico con uno de sus alumnos dentro de un autobÚs escolar. flavio lacayo tiene este reporte. flavio: segundo se declarÓ el portavoz del distrito escolar de auckland este altercado ocurriÓ cuando los estudiantes se disponÍan a regresar a su escuela despuÉs de participar en un partido de fÚtbol americano. las imÁgenes muestran parte de lo que la policÍa registrÓ. este vÍdeo es el momento en que un entrenador aparentemente disgustada se enfrasca en una discusiÓn con uno de sus alumnos a quien segundos mÁs tarde agrede fÍsicamente segÚn las imÁgenes captadas. >> lo que vemos en el video es el incidente mÁs desafortunado que muestra un conflicto fÍsico entre un adulto que es el maestro de educaciÓn fÍsica y el entrenador de fÚtbol americano, que se enfrasca en una pelea con uno de los jugadores que es uno de sus alumnos. un alumno grabÓ el vÍdeo el 19 de septiembre. el lunes el alumno decidiÓ enviar las imÁgenes vÍa twitter. >> n

leon: thank you. a year ago two children vanished. no sign of them since. but the mother is in custody. tonight we hear a heart-felt message from the father who is still keeping his hopes alive. >> they spent the final afternoon at the clark before the mother kathryn kidnapped then. in the 12 months since the family members printed a number of flyers, led dozens of searches and even hired a private investor, but to no avail. reporter: the police have implicated kathryn with the children's disappearance. she is committed to a psychiatric hospital. a judge banned detectives from speaking with her. >> she is cooperative with the treatment plan. she is exercising and is being responsible. reporter: kathryn talks with her mother daily. >> our conversations are good. i'm hopeful that she is clear she was aware of what she was doing a year ago today. we have agreed on that. reporter: in a recent telephone call she asked to speak to turner. >> it wasn't productive. it started out with small talk. said i have

leon: talking, texting, surfing the web on metro. metro has renegotiated deal with major cell phone carriers that would allow cell phone service inside the metro tunnels. metro said they will do the work themselves, claiming that means it will be done faster. also update their radio system for better communications. alison: new at 11:00, the apple watch is credited for saving the life of a massachusetts teen. he experienced chest pains after a football practice. he said his apple watch gave him his resting heart rate, which was 145. he was diagnosed with a condition that occurs when muscle tissue enters the bloodstream. while he waits to get back on the field, you something to look forward to -- apple ceo tim cook heard about the story, called him, and offered an internship. leon: i hope that internship comes with a new watch. alison: they are really expensive. brian is here with us tonight to talk about the weather. sounds like it will be great. it really improves wednesday, thursday. leon: which is key. robert: just sayin'. somebod

leÓn: muy buenas noches.menores como principal sospechoso, grabaciones vinculan a enrique peÑa nieto el presunto trÁfico de influencias, y una policÍa veterana difunden

leon: oh, come on. robert: sorry, leon. the phillies try to get escobar at home, the nets take the 8-7 lead. that is the final. nats win, leon, 8-7. leon: we've seen that movie before. robert: in baltimore, the orioles hosting the red sox, adam jones hits it to deep center. that short hops the wall. davis scores all the way from first, standup double for jones. o's shut out the red sox, 2-0. redskins announced they have bathased kicker kai for and signed the saints' former kicker. leon: still ahead, dialing the wrong number lanes a man in jail. alison: the clues to deception. how did attacked a lie is the top turning story. arrested for bomb threats at a harris teeter in alexandria. and the great forecast also on wjla.com. leon: we all know the importance of texting the correct number, but a florida criminal has learned his lesson the wrong way. hit the wrong digits and connect it with a deputy instead. he texted the deputy about marijuana and cocaine. investigator said they would meet up with him and arrested him on the sp

leon: all right. thank you. alison: well, after years of horror stories police officers left injured in the street. children dying while waiting for an ambulance. or shooting victims being driven to the hospital by friends. finally action is being taken. d.c. leaders are taking steps toward using private ambulances to speed up emergency response. d.c. bureau chief sam ford joins us with the plan and where it goes from here. sam: alison, i'm standing in front of the emergency room of george washington university hospital. you can see the ambulances are stacked up here. the way mayor browse -- mayor bowser presented it the d.c. ambulance system is overworked, sometimes dysfunctional and in need of a breather. they would have private ambulances on the street of d.c. in months. >> our personnel are literally running on the blasts. 23 out of 24 hours a day. >> in the meeting with the council today, mayor bowser presented the d.c. ambulance system as one that is worn down and needs a break. what the new fire chief sai

leon: don't get them confused. leon: final look at the forecast? steve: tomorrow, 86 degrees the friday high, upper 80's and saturday, a chance of showers tuesday and wednesday, 30% chance. tomorrow will be run, sunny, right, and beautiful. erin: just like the conversation. leon: glad i kept it clean this time. that is it for us tonight. jimmy kimmel live is next. alison: have a good night. >>> and now abc's "jimmy kimmel live"! >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, tobey maguire -- dale earnhardt, jr. -- and music from kip moore with cleto and the cletones. and now, why not, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

leon? leon: thank you, jonathan. death of an inmate after a confrontation of officers inside the fairfax county jail ruled as an accident. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is live and has information just coming in. what have you learned? jeff: the fairfax county attorney wrapping up a press conference moments ago where he explains the decision not to pursue charges against deputies in the death of 37-year-old natasha mckenna in the jail in february. he released a 52-page report. this afternoon he gave insight on the details of the report. this was a 20-minute struggle between a team of deputies trying to remove the cell to face charges for fighting an officer. she fought mightily. 17 minutes into the incident they tased her. she was epileptic. she was died after a person with a mental illness the heart or the body functions give out due to being so agitated. >> nobody disputes that the death was a tragedy. in my investigation given facts an the 8,000 pages of the medical records, documents, including a v

leon: no. don't get hurt. just fall. apple says the preorders from the iphone are expected to surpass last year record selling 10 million phones in the first week on the market last time around. jamie: we have an issue at barnsville road and clarksburg road. we have the activity with the pedestrian and the csx train. if lanes are blcked off. northbound they are blocked off. in the teens. 50, good news. the brush fire that we had that was tying up 50 westbound in the city is gone. we are mostly in the green, which is nice. 22 miles per hour for you. heading outbound on 295. issue for us on 295, d.c. 295. working your way -- i should say i-295 working your way out of the city. 9 miles per hour. very heavy approaching an accident before the capital beltway. the lane blocked it will take 30 minutes to get from the 11th street bridge to the beltway. it's rough right now. we have 95 bumper to bumper. in the teens to dell city. that will take under 30 minutes. there are no problems 66 and 395. a few nice spots. that's it. back

leon? leon: a political shockwave across the capitol today with a simple and consequential announcement from boehner. he is re-signing. -- he is resigning. we explain why. >> an emotional john boehner told reporters turmoil in the house led him to decide it was time to go. >> i don't want my members to have to go through this. i certainly don't want the institution to go through this. especially when i was thinking want walking out the door anyway. >> he has been under pressure from the conservatives in his party to take a stronger stance in support of the issues like blocking federal funding for planned parenthood. at the values voter summit in washington, g.o.p. presidential candidate ted cruz credited conservative movement for forcing boehner's hand. >> yesterday, john boehner was speaker of the house. y'all come to town and somehow that changes. my only request is can you come more often? >> boehner reached his final decision after presiding over a rare joint session of congress address

leon: -- green with envy. leon: later preparing for pope. a look as the work me gins on the pondum for the pontiff. kimberly: but first a look at what is coming up tonight on abc. leon: tonight on the hill, barbara mikulski holds the key to the nuclear deal. the outgoing to democrat is giving the president the margin he needs to sustain the veto. kimberly: the iran nuclear deal is secure. >> the senate votes are in to make sure the agreement makes it through the congressional challenge. 34 senators say they will back obama's veto of a republican resolution to disapprove the deal. in a statement, senator barbara mikulski who provided the deciding vote says no deal is perfect. i have concluded that the joint catch henceive action is -- comprehensive action is the best to block them from getting a bomb. >> we started to be bombarded by myths about what the agreement will and won't do. >> secretary of state defended details of the deal in philadelphia. >> judge for yourself the difference where we were two years ago and where we are now and wher

leon: thank you. now a developing story on capitol hill. >> do you think we can get a crowd out here to protest the incompetent deal? leon: two opponents joining forces outside the capitol to oppose the iran nuclear deal. inside, lawmakers began debating the deal. tom roussey is live outside the capitol with a look at the results inside and out. tom: as we talked about it was a hot day down here. lawmakers were debatings. on the west lawn a big crowd was demanding they find a way to stop the deal. >> we are led by stupid people. >> the man leading the republican poll for president fired up the crowd this afternoon. >> never ever in my life have i seen any transaction so incompetently negotiated as our deal with iran. >> thousands came for a rally features donald trump, ted cruz and sarah palin. >> let's bring sanity to the discussion about the insane treaty. >> the president says it will prevent iran giving a nuclear bomb but others say it will give them a path to a bomb. >> if we don't step up for ou

leon: some consumer news now. more than one million chrysler ram trucks being recalled because of steering wheel and airbag issues. 2012-2014lling models. they may have faulty steering wheel wiring that could cause the passenger airbag to deploy. alison: good news for you k-cup lovers. is getting- keurig into the soup game. they will partner with campbell's to make soup k-cups. it will come in either homestyle or southwest style. leon: the good news is they are each only 70 calories. the bad news is they are not recyclable. alison: and there is no caffeine. leon: exactly. real bad news. the stuff you chew comes into a packet. you put that into the cup. they expect me to do my homework. steve: we have a nice change on the way if you like lower humidity. wait until you see sunday. this big football day game, a football day game. i got it out there. we are looking at skies that are beginning to clear. funny.is looking at me she does not realize that i can see her in the other monitor. finally, we do not have to worry

to leon: don't make bar bets with this guy. you won't win one. alison: thank you. leon: all right.e, thank you. our coverage of pope francis continues in a few minutes on news at 5:00". alison: we will take a full look at the schedule ahead for the pontiff in d.c. will stay with us. leon: the pontiff. not chris papst. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. alison: after months of anticipation and preparation, francis has arrived in the u.s. a couplearrived hours ago at joint base andrews where he was greeted by president obama, the first as their daughters and vice president biden, his wife several members of their family. from there they traveled to nunciature in northwest. the pope doesn't have any events this evening but there is plenty ahead in the next couple of days here. get a rundown of the pope's schedule for the week. brad bell is live at the basilica with more on what we can expect. hi, brad. brad: hey there. 4:15 tomorrow afternoon is pope will perform a mass, canonization mass. the first time in the united elevate toill saint status junipero serr

leÓn esta de león: esta temperatura se estÁn generando tambiÉn incendios en varios sectores de la ciudad fÁcil de incendiar. marÍa: no deben hincharse a menores mi mascota en los ni siquiera por unos pocos minutos porque el calor es muy fuerte. se habilitaron lugares donde se puede ir usted a refrescar si no tiene aire acondicionado entre ellas estÁn las bibliotecas y centros comunitarios. ademÁs estarán abiertos al pÚblico todos los edificios municipales. leÓn: las actas de nuestra comida con los gases que a un nivel de ozono insalubre. se emitiÓ otro dÍa para cuidar el ambiente. marÍa: lo mÁs sencillo es no usar el auto y tomar un medio de transporte pÚblico. hasta cuando tenemos las altas temperaturas? guillermo tiene la respuesta. guillermo: buenas tardes. tenemos temperaturas altas esta semana. en la costa se mantiene mÁs fresco. pero vemos como esta zona hay que decir que casaron hasta los 25. si el calor con nosotros. se espera que maÑana y el interior sigan los tres dÍgitos. el fin de semana bien el cambio. tengo pronÓstico en los Últimos dÍas. al volver. leÓn: hay 25 presentó pr

leon: and a popular d.c. restaurant facing legal action over salmonella, next. >> now, abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. leon: a belly home. a son attacked his mother with a rolling pin. days later, she died from her injuries. tom roussey has the latest. leon, the police are calling this a sad case. sits the7 in bowie heather hills neighborhood, a middle-class neighborhood with a lot of nice folks who were saddened after a son whose family says he is mentally ill is accused of killing his own mother as his uncles tried to stop them. on september 6, the residence of heather hills say the police swarmed the neighborhood. the police say that 22-year-old charles crockett had got into an argument with his mother, roberta crockett. he grabbed a rolling pin. >> at some point he struck her with the rolling pin, rendering her unconscious. uncles say they tried to step their nephew. he said he got the rolling pin from charles and knocked him out. the injuries are seen in the mug shot. injuries were severe and she died

leon: 7 on your side with health matters. restaurant chains were graded by workers on their use of a tub aon x in meat -- use of antibiotics in meat and poultry. scoredpotle and arab red a's. a lot of restaurants came up with f's, including starbucks, wendy's, burger king, pizza hut, and tocco bell. -- taco bell. a surprising study about breast cancer. olive oil could lower your risk. a mediterranean diet that features nuts, whole vegetables, and lots of olive oil, just also known as being a heart healthy. spanish preachers are say that women on the diet with extra olive oil had a 60% less risk of malignant breast cancer. there is a downside, it is high in calories. alison: sounds like it is worth it. that's talk about the weather, a trade-off situation because we have beautiful weather, but we need the rain. rain, andneed the there is no rain in sight anytime soon. we have really nice weather, september and october in washington, the best weather ever. go, 70 degrees at reagan national, the wind is light. if you have the doo

leon: the d.c. police are working to determine if a body found this morning is the city's 106th homicide this year. i was found at ridge roads in southeast. so far the body has not been identified. the cause of death has not been released. maureen: new information on a shooting that injured a person on board a metro bus. metro transit police identified the suspect as bijon brown. right now he is not in custody and is considered armed and dangerous. that august 21st shooting prompted metro to cancel bus service to parts of elmon road in southwest d.c. for several days. but service has been restored. >> bystanders came to the rescue after a woman tried to snatch a child along an orange metro train. witnesses say a woman tried to grab a 2-year-old girl out of a stroller while the train was in the metro. they went and got the woman and helder to to the ground. the woman is in custody. the child and the mother were not hurt. maureen: 90-plus degrees and no air conditioning and water. that is how it has b

leon: all eyes on baltimore. the freddie gray homicide case reaches court. >> it is a difficult time for his family. remembering the news team. next. heated questions for d.c. police chief. there been 105 homicides this year alone in the district. gunfire continues to burst into homes, with a teenage girl wounded by a bullet just this week. tonight, she faced the public for the first time. richard is live with how the chief is fighting back. richard: that is right. there were some unhappy people at this meeting tonight. you got to admit that. there was also a clause -- applause. she did discuss the whole no-confidence vote. anger, frustration, and concern about d.c.'s rising homicide rate made this a standing room only meeting. >> we have a crisis in the city. , police this gathering say illegal guns, large round magazines, and synthetic drugs are driving those numbers. >> make it easy-sponsored program. richard: this is chief cathy lanier's first public meeting. she was given a no-confidence vote in the wake of

leon: thank you. the search is on for three suspects accused of can i feeling a police officer in illinois. this happened in fox lake, near the illinois and wisconsin border hour yeah northwest of chicago. police say the officer was pursuing group of suspicious men when he was shot. the other officers found the officer he was missing his gun and other equipment. a nearby high school is locked down and the residents are advised to stay inside the home. we will update you on new information in the hour. keep it tuned here. kimberly: the shooting comes as the communities around the country wrestle with the questions about the police safety and the documentation. in maryland the police over body cameras moved forward. brad bell is live with a look at how they are fighting back. brad? brad: kimberly, at a time when everybody in america is walking around with a video camera like this, police are asking how complies don't have them? we are hearing the problems. fascinating process. a panel set up by the legi

leon: women ransack a store. the surveillance footage that you have to see and the search for the suspects. plus, a hit and run crash leaves a pedestrian dead. thousands inside madison square garden with pope francis, next. >> now, abc seven news at 11:00, on your side. park tonight, a takoma store robbed and ransacked by a group of women. the rampage was caught on tape. the police are trying to track them down. perhaps the most surprising detail of the story is why the police believe they did it. tom roussey has the exclusive details. tom? tom: leon, the intersection of university boulevard and new hampshire avenue is one of the busiest in the area, and this crime happened in the middle of the day with a lot of people at the 7-eleven. takoma park police want to catch the brazen women they say did this. three women unreal, attacking a 7-eleven employee. but then they also decide to trash the store before making their getaway. fridays ago and takoma park police want you to take a good look at this phase, this phas

leÓn: y león felipe gonzÁlez, gracias por acompaÑarnos.e hablÓ de inmigración, la familia, el medio ambiente y otros temas. leÓn: lanzó un sin nÚmero de mensajes. y mÁs tarde saludo a los miles de fieles que acudieron. fernando pizarro esta washington que escuchamos. cuarto: buenas tardes, como se esperaba no se alejÓ de la controversia. el papÁs amo al congreso a dejar diferencias polÍticas. fue ovacionado al pedir la aceptaciÓn de inmigrantes y refugiados. " la gente de este continente no tenemos a los extranjeros porque muchos de nosotros hemos extranjeros. fernando: llamo a evitar efectos del cambio climÁtico ocasionados por el hombre. y tocando otro tema de polÍtico defendiÓ la familia tradicional. no pudo esconder mi preocupaciÓn por la familia, amenazada como nunca antes por dentro por fuera. llamÓ defender la vida humana en todo momento desarrollo. incitÓ a estados unidos a abolir la pena de muerte. se detuvo frente al estatuto de la hora santo en el capitolio. trato por 20 aÑos, invitar a un papa sale saludar a 50.000 personas que

leon: have a good night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >>> tonight, who won? after fight night, donald trump set to speak, and who was the real winner on that stage? some now pointing to the only woman running for the republican nomination and that one moment. >>> breaking developments. we are just learning, authorities say a man tried to steal a jet from a texas airport. senior justice correspondent pierre thomas standing by. >>> the deadly earthquake and tsunami advisories triggered for the american coastline. the sirens going off, the grocery store shelves tumbling down. the 8.3 quake, the biggest this year. >>> the major headline for american drivers tonight. one of the largest settlements ever from an american automaker after a deadly defect. >>> and elton john breaking his silence tonight after that radio prank. he thought it was president putin. he's sounding off tonight.

leÓn: gracias beatriz felicidades a las tecnolochicas.os Étnicos. presos junto con otras agencias sanitarias en lanzaron la campaÑa corazones sanos para concientizar a la poblaciÓn para que mueva mÁs los mÚsculos. >> para los latinos especialmente porque los latinos tienen problemas con diabetes y problemas con sobrepeso y ejercicios solamente 30 minutos cada dÍa. no es necesario correr. leÓn: gracias a la campaÑa iniciada por esta organizaciones residentes de san francisco podrÁn disfrutar de ciertas actividades deportivas totalmente gratuitas para llegar a prevenir futuras complicaciones cardiovasculares. leÓn: continuó la lucha de varios republicanos en el congreso para eliminar los fondos federales de la clÍnica de salud de la mujer planet parenthood. fernando pizarro nos explica cÓmo se va librando esta batalla que podrÍa dejar a mujeressin asistencia ginecolÓgica lo largo y ancho del paÍs. fernando: han llegado a washington 2 millones de firmas repeticiones de no quitarle a esta clÍnica el subsidio. en muchas mujeres inseguro que se

leon: lawmakers take action. how they voted steve: just one day from the weekend and it is not so pretty. 70 on sunday. about a 30% chance of showers south of d.c. for both days. we will talk about a fun run going on during the morning hours. it will be chilly out there with temperatures only in the 60's. 8:00 through 11:00. 64 degrees at 9:00 or so. you'll want to grab an umbrella to stay on the dry side. head over to ocean city. not the prettiest of weekends of their. quite a bit of rain. temperatures in the low to middle 70's both saturday and sunday. this is for the ocean city su nfest. you may find yourself under heavy downpours. daytime high temperatures -- that is not the seven-day. thatme high temperatures are eventually going to make i leon: who knew that the hope would be cruising the streets in a fiat? i think we were also prized when he landed on tuesday. kelly to somed local dealerships to see if maybe there has been a spike in sales. reporter: what you drive can say a lot about you, especially when

leon: the d.c. department of transportation is warning that 70 key intersections will be impacted by closures. 70, 7-0. metro station will have a choke point on wednesday the 23rd. that is the day of the papal mass at the national shrine. they are expecting tens of thousands to show up there. we invide you to join us for abc7 news special. "the people's pope in d.c. " one-hour special airing wednesday at 8:00. maureen? maureen: a new traffic management system goes into effect wednesday on i-66 between washington and gainesville. drivers can expect greater use of the x-shoulder lanes between beltway and route 50. right now they are only available in peak hours. the $38 million project updated hopes to make for a smoother drive. leon: coming up next at "abc7 news at 6:00", the criminal charges against a mother found pushing her dead child in park for days. maureen: we will talk to dr. ben carson about his surge in the presidential g.o.p. polls. doug: i'm doug hill in the belfort furniture weather cent

leon: a good half weekend? steve: tomorrow, the first three hours with the ok, but the afternoon we are looking for showers and thunderstorms, gusty wind, heavier downpours. once we get that out of here, everything is fine sunday, middle ladies next week. leon: we cannot pick which three hours? steve: mo. -- with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. don't misshe final days of the biggest sale of the year! with the c2 queen mattress just $599.99. ends sunday! know better sleep with sleep number. the uncertainties i don't wantof hep c.with or wonder... ...whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it's the one and only cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. with harvoni, the's no interferon and there ar

leon. fast, we still have 23 games left and five of their last six opponents are against teams with records below 500. their final three games are against the mets which means -- a chance. there is a chance. a little public service announcement. do not ask serena williams a dumb question. she was exhausted after he beat her sister venus at the u.s. open tuesday. after the match, a reporter asked her why she was not smiling. here is what she had to say. >> it's 11:30. i don't want to be here. i just want to be in bed right now and i have to wake up early to practice. i don't answer any these questions you guys keep asking me. it's not really -- you are not making it super enjoyable. [laughter] i'm just being honest. erin: i appreciate her honesty. her final match against roberta incci has been postponed because of rain. hey, she can ashley get some sleep. maureen: she will be happier about smiling after a good nights rest. doug: still simmering to go through tonight. the heaviest rain will s

leon: hopefully the weather will cooperate. doug: it's amazing. it looks terrific. >> the clouds rolled in and it turned to a cloudy and a cool day across the region. as i said, this will change quickly starting tomorrow. we are cooler in the weather. it's 54 at blue ray. and mid-60's for the metro area. a warm spot is annapolis at 69. at this time of year the water temperature is 74 in the waters near annapolis. it's usually cooler. because of the water temperature but today the air is cooler. i can do an hour on this phenomenon but i'll cut you a break and not do it tonight and i'll just talk about the rain moving through. take a few hours. it will move out in a small disturbance. clearing skies from the west. the system is going to rotate out and we will good to go. cloudy and cool. the sun improves throughout theen of a. pleasant. cool in the area under the clouds now but even late in the afternoon, columbus and indianapolis. 75. 80 in louisville now. everything will equalize tomorrow. the skies will brighten and this will fall apart. it is fa

alison: leon! leon: all right. we have joaquin moving in the area. that is what we have our eye on. doug: before any impact to joaquin we have more rain. look what the heavy rain did in frederick county, maryland. frederick, caroline, thank her for shooting the video. the heron found breakfast. a little beauty and fun to be found even in the tough situations. the bitionest concern in short term is more heavy rain as we move through late in the day friday, through friday and saturday. cold front came through. the showers and the storms along the coast. rain. cloudy, breezy and the chilly weather for us. the front will take a position and become stationary up and down the east coast. that will be in a position to allow moisture ahead of the hurricane. just between friday and saturday, we could pick up two or three, four, five inches more rain in our area. here is what we are thinking. tonight is cloudy, damp, drizzly and the temperatures are upper 50's. future cast showing the rain east tomorrow. friday it will come back at us from the south. the rain could get heavy at times as we he