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suzanne kennedy is live.utria, her family is reacting to what happened in florida over this past weekend. i'm in buoy, maryland this morning and a live of art is coming up. autria: breaking right now, the death toll growing what can you do with two bacon, egg anfor $5 from dunkin'? friend. save the day. or keep 'em both for this handsome devil. with two bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches for $5 the future is in your hands. america runs on dunkin'. >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. breaking right now out west, a race against time to save lives continue to spread across california. larry: firefighters are in an uphill battle this morning as tens of thousands continue to flee. adrianna: that's right. we just learned in the last hour that the death toll from the fire has climbed to 11 and there are reports of over 100 people missing. the fire has charred 90,000 acres of land and 15 buildings have been destroyed with the flames of sweeping through communities and hospitals have been evacua

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suzanne kennedy is live in bowie with more - suzanne? six high school students in fauquier county who allegedly circulated disturbing messages won't face charges. and that has many parents and students at liberty high school outraged. they spoke out at a meeting last night. authorities say the students in the group chat were using the app known as "discord." the name of the chat was "operation: will to kill." but officials say say the county law doesn't allow them to take action legally. authorities have not released the names of the students, because of their ages. many parents want them expelled. new this morning. for the second year in a row.. the los angeles dodgers have advanced to the national league championship series. they finished off a 3 game sweep of the arizona diamondbacks monday with a 3 to one win. they now wait for the winner of the nationals cubs series. and tonight - it's do or die in chicago. the nats - facing elimination against the cubs in the n-l-d-s... after letting game three slip through their fingers. max scher

suzanne kennedy is live in fairfax with the tough details. suzanne: good morning to both of you. it will be here at fairfax county circuit court that the judge will set a trial date for darwin martinez torres after a grand jury handed out each indictments, eight counts in connection to the murder of the reston teenager. she was murdered on june 18 as she and a group of teens were walking to the adams center after they had gotten something to eat very early in the morning. torres initially got into an argument with one of the teens and he wound of beating her with the bat, loading her into his car prosecutors he raped and killed her. torres was picked up two hours later. he led detectives to her body and admitted to his role in her killing. torres was accused of abduction, rape, and murder, making this a capital crime. this will be the first death penalty case in the county since 2011. suzanne kennedy, good morning washington." adrianna: this morning in louisiana, the coast guard is suspending its search for the worker who went missing after an oil rig exploded in the gulf. morris

and we say good morning to suzanne kennedy with more from southeast. -- suzanne: this is the scene right here blocking the road weighed both directions, you can see at the far end of the shot, pepco is on the scene trying to work through the problem here. stemming from an overnight traffic accident in which a poll was knocked down and wires came down in the roadway as a result for several hours the roadway has been closed. it's not clear when they will reopen but they have crews working hard to get things reopened. reporting live this morning in southeast washington, suzanne kennedy. back to you. more as we continue here on "good morning washington" this weekend. first landfall in mississippi since hurricane katrina, the storm bringing power outage and flooding yesterday. was packing winds of 85 miles per hour. since a gunman opened fire at las vegas. 68 people killed, hundreds of others injured. visual -- a vigil held on the victims and the heroes. stephen paddock carefully calculated his plan from the hotel room. investigators believe he may have had an undiagnosed mental illness. chil

suzanne kennedy is heading to the scene and will be back at us shortly with another up eight. crash reported along millersville just north of 232, so heads up there. in the outer loop, clearing the works own or the right side of the road was blocked and delays on the 270 merge. back in the next 10 minutes to let you know if you are up to speed or if an alternate is what you need. anexplosive -- autria: explosive report and a talkshow host firing back. and japan doubling down. how >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. larry: sentencing getting underway for army sergeant bowe bergdahl. the judge is expected to consider t l desertion. the serious injury left one soldier wheelchair-bound and unable to speak. adrianna: fox news and the former fox news anchor, bill o'reilly, taking a lot of heat this morning. "the new york times" reporting that bill o'reilly paid $32 million to settle a sexual harassment claim. awareh later, fox news, of the settlement, renewed his contract. over the weekend, o'reilly tweeted that the "new york times" article was a smear campa

suzanne kennedy is live. runners will be checking in in a few hours, around 10:00. zanne: packet pickup begins here. .lso, the health expo 30,000 runners will race in this event. come down here, you might want to take metro to eisenhower or van dorn. one note for runners, metro will open two hours early. that is important information. the pentagon stop will be exit only until eight: morning. we will talk to the race director reporting live, suzanne kennedy. list of: we have a full the road closures and metro times. visit our app for everything you need to know. a historic homecoming at howard university. autria: they are celebrating their 150th anniversary. live thisohnson is morning. veronica: always a star-studded weekend. rising behindun the clock tower. the colors of red and blue. vendors are setting up. a lot of the fraternity and sorority --. the football game, one thing we know for sure, the weather could not be better. eileen: picture-perfect. temperatures are warm in the 70's. temperatures are in the 60's and game time is at 1:00. warm and so many events goi

that is where suzanne kennedy is. this is too familiar for d.c. sports fans. bed, i thought i would be waking up with a different feeling. i was not able to stay up till the bitter end, and i am glad i did not see it. using rallyple to cry -- rally towels into them tonight after the big loss by the washington nationals. the fourth time in six years the nationals came up short and his old off in this -- in this round of the playoffs. gio gonzalez had a wild pitch which led in a couple of runs. matt held it down for a couple of innings. for aherzer came in couple of innings. it just wasn't to be. bryce harper tried to stay positive. back-and-forth. that is fun baseball. that is what you live for. do all the things you can to put your heart and soul into a game. our fans came to cheer us on. we just came up short. suzanne: it will be a somber and depressing day here. a lot of the front office will show up with long aces up their lockers for the off-season. .he cubs had to the west coast reporting live, suzanne kennedy. one of the controversies was an overturned ca

suzanne kennedy has a preview of the big race. suzanne: this is where the runners will mark of the first mile in the 22.6-well i that is the marine corps marathon. three of the participants are siblings who place with a special person in mind. >> every step come it will be incredibly emotional. probably will not cross the finish line without crng avid runner, teaching her and her two siblings everything they know about the sport. he died in an accident three years ago. his-time marathoner, passion lives on in his three kids. >> i'm excited, i am nervous. suzanne: between the 2 sisters, they have a dozen marathons. it is an event they have been anxiously waiting for. >> he has always run a couple miles here and there with us, but to have him earn his metal will be an incredibly emotional a special day for us. >> i definitely want to finish, want to finish making my dad proud. suzanne: they will meet up with their mother here and will celebrate a huge milestone for their family and honor the man who got them here. in arlington, suzan

our suzanne kennedy is live in the aftermath this morning. suzanne, sadly, this aftermath this morning. suzanne, sadly, this is all too familiar. as for the team - players, reeling this morning from yet another playoffs. that nightmare fifth inning, still so fresh. max scherzer on the mound, watching as it went from 4-3 nats to 7-4 cubs.. as suzanne mentioned, this is the nationals fourth n-l-d-s loss in six years. breaking overnight president trump delivering what could be a major blow to obamacare. the white house says it will halt critical payments to health insurers under the affordable care act. the move came hours after the president signed an executive order unraveling other parts of the law. the payments help reduce health insurance co-pays and deductibles for people with modest expected to rattle already-unstable insurance marketplaces. at least two states are now threatening to sue the trump administration. and this morning - swift criticism from democrats. in a series of tweets, senate minority leader chuch schumer called the tweets

larry: suzanne kennedy has more from the scene. what can you tell us? suzanne: we just arrived here in clinton county, the 8200 block of woodyard road. taking a look behind me to see what happened here, you can see window of thist convenience store is literally crashed out and you can see that what remains of an atm. this this morning and those attempts were obviously unsuccessful and what you see is what remains of this attempted crime here. you can see the entire front window is out, the atm is on the ground. informatione any from prince george's county police right now. we have asked if they have a suspect or if they are looking for someone in particular. all that we know is that it thisned around two: 30 morning, the suspects got away and there were no injuries on the scene. reporting live, suzanne kennedy. autria: now fore-check a check on your forecast with veronica johnson. veronica: it's a cold one outside. area,'s for sure in the coming at 36 and 37 degrees. maryland, 37 degree mark. 36 right now in remington, virginia. temperature. tomorrow mor

suzanne kennedy and kidd o'shea have more.e location and they will fit 6000 people in this location. it is called the anthem and everybody looking forward to it opening, one of two music . the other one is the perl street warehouse. kidd: you went inside yesterday. suzanne: 400 super excellent seats, you look down onto the stage. there is a lot of space for people to stand, both on the ground floor and in the balcony to there is food and alcohol. it will be fantastic. kidd: the big show tonight, the foo fighters, sold out and fans already lined up. they were here as early as 4:00 this morning. this is michelle, heidi, and sue, they traveled from all across the nation to be here today goes why -- >> foo fighters are opening the grand opening tonight. we are very excited and love the foo fighters. kidd: there was a show last night. you did not go because you are going to show us something. you got another graph from dave grohl. to have thate show turned into a tattoo. >> everyone was busy so i have to wait to get to tampa on fri

let's head over to suzanne kennedy. suzanne: everyone is excited. chief marketing officer for the washington nationals, this is where -- >> part will start out when the fans walk in the gates. >> they are going to get this, sponsored by coca-cola. hasy time stephen strasburg a strikeout, they will hold it up, shake it. suzanne: you want to make sure everyone gets down here in a timely fashion. ofthere are a number different gates. walk around the park. you might find a different way in. suzanne: for postseason. >> we have new menu items. if you download our ballpark app, you can find different menus and where they are at the park. -- in place. don't bring any bags larger than 16 x 16 x 8. want to bringu water, it has to be factory sealed. if you are packing your bags, 16 8.6 x no larger. autria: things are looking great for first pitch. veronica: in the early morning sky, a rare full moon. .his is what was tweeted the full moon is closest to the beginning of fall. you will be able to check the moon out as it rises close to sunset. that is why it loo

suzanne kennedy is live in fairfax with the new developments. new overnight - democratic lawmakers seen democratic lawmakers seen leaving the kalorama home of ivanka trump and jared kushner. according to politico - the president's daughter was hosting a bi-partisan dinner on tax reform. democratic senators joe manchin, heidi heitkamp and claire mccaskill were all on the guest list. all three are up for reelection next year in states where president trump is popular. this morning - the president is once again is blaming local officials in puerto rico... for problems with the disaster response. the president saying that while the military is distributing food and water -- it's something they quote "shouldn't have to be doing." it was all part of a long news conference, in the rose garden monday afternoon covering many topics. saying -- while he's sick of the russia investigations -- he does not plan on firing special counsel robert mueller. and the president again calling for the n-f-l to suspend players... who kneel during the national anthem, to

suzanne kennedy is live on the hill. for many of them, this is the last line of defense before they are deported. suzanne: this is a very important day and a very important deadline. it is estimated there are about 50,000 eligible unauthorized immigrants who have not yet renewed their immigration status through the deferred action for childhood arrivals. that is the program the president did away effectively, about a month ago. now it is up to congress to cobble together some sort of a replacement measure. what this means is there is a lot of protesting across the country with the president's announcing of the end of the program. the department of homeland security is in the process of what they are calling an orderly wind down. that means no new applications are being taken. today is the last day that eligible undocumented immigrants can apply to renew their daca status, allowing them to avoid deportation for up to an additional two years. renewal applications can be completed at the u.s. immigration and citizenship webs

suzanne kennedy is live on the hill this morning. and suzanne if they don't renew..thousands could lose protection from being deported. new this morning. pennsylvania congressman- tim his retirement - amid controversy. the republican known for his anti-abortion stance is now accused of texting a woman he was having an affair with and asking her to terminate the pregnancy. he is expected to retire at the end of his term. now to the crisis in the carribean. the white house is sending congress a 29 billion dollar request for disaster aid. the money will got toward helping hurricane victims in puerto rico and other areas. it will also go towards the federal program that provides flood insurance to homes and small businesses.. join us today as we partner with the hispanic national law enforcement association to help puerto rico. it starts at 6 this morning. we'll be live at the mega-mart in hyattsville from six a-m until six p-m -- collecting things like diapers, trash bags, batteries, wate we'll also be accepting donations at the alexandr

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at nationals park, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. adrianna: after that lost many of us were hoping to season sunshine for the weekend. brian van de graaff has the forecast. -- motherosher nature nature is crying her heart out. brian: will not be sunshine-filled year. maybe tomorrow some breaks of sunshine. the best chance for sunshine is on the back half of the weekend. there are spotty showers and case the last few weeks with the repetitive pattern. greya great -- it is a afternoon. the numbers not moving around so much. the wharf kickoff continues, four-date affair, festivities until 10:00 tonight. you will be dodging raindrops from time to time, but it is not a deluge. spotty rain and drizzle into the evening. futurecast -- a few little green blips into tonight, but saturday morning, clouds and a little bit of drizzle through the day. because start to thin out, and by tomorrow afternoon, we will finally break the pattern. sunday showing a lot of promise. also milder day. if you're looking for warmer weather can we will show the te

suzanne kennedy, "morning washington."ria: a major concern out of london, a usb memory stick carrying security information from the airport, found on the street. route thatils on the takes, including escape routes. the man who found it plugged it into a library computer. state officialstoday, will meet in virginia to discuss the possibility of possessionzing the of commission will present the findings of the recent study and it could be due legislation in 2018. that: a new survey shows the mental health of teachers is declining due to job stress. speaking of politics, 86% of the nearly 5000 educators surveyed say that they did not feel perspective i the education secretary, betsy devos. 61% say that their work is often stressful and sleep plays a factor, with 71% of teachers say they managed only five have week in. the education department has yet to comment on these findings. throw on another cup of coffee. could this be the future of the cake up -- k cup? pot.ly disposable coffee the lid is would pulled. the mesh is a fa

reporting live in fairfax county, suzanne kennedy. nne: the redskins -- autria: the redskins, hoping they can keep it together by the time they take on their archrivals, the dallas c this after a disappointing loss against the eagles. carson wind through 44 touchdown passes. four touchdown passes. >> it's kind of like that on the nfc, the losing team says just a few plays could have made a difference and the winning team moves on very happy. we've got to figure out how to make those plays. larry: they are now three and three, tied with alice. -- dallas. autria: taking a look at dodger stadium, it's 14 hours to go until first pitch for game one of the world series. did you know that this is going to be one of the hottest names in history? temperatures out there could hit 96 degrees by first pitch. veronica: autria: ok? veronica: off by a degree. i defer to the -- autria: i don't know, i defer to you. [laughter] larry: still omg weather out there, crazy weather. travels: the ball different in different humidity. but that's for another da

suzanne kennedy.. what are you working on for 5 o clock. at 17. now - new charges are out- as prosecutors now - new charges are out- as prosecutors push for the death penalty. a heated exchange

he along with kidd o'shea and suzanne kennedy will be part of our complete coverage-- coming up at 5 o-clock. and for all you foodies looking for another reason to visit the wharf today-- shake shack has you covered. to celebrate it's grand opening, the "wharf shack" is offering the first 100 guests in line a complimentary super fry frickle burger. the wharf shack is located at 975 wharf street abd those doors open at 11 am. president trump-- taking new jabs at the media. coming up-- what he is saying about some reporters are calling a threat to the first amendment. - warmer for the upcoming weekend, possible last 80 - cold front monday, more rain - cooler & drier most of next week thursday: scattered showers, drizzle, breezy & cool highs: 65-70 winds: northeast 5-15 mph, gusts 20 tonight: scattered showers, drizzle, fog mainly west of dc lows: 56-62 winds: east 5-15 friday: cloudy & cool, scattered showers (mainly light) highs: 64-69 winds: east 5-15 mph the nats still have with the cubs tonight-- but on the american league side-- the final two teams are set. coming up-- highlights

suzanne kennedy has details on what led to him being in handcuffs. suzanne: it will be an willeason where ray knight spend his time protecting his or be tatian and trying to stave off a criminal record. ray knight was arrested over the weekend after a fight here at his home. abc 7 caught up with him monday when he was charged with assault and battery after an altercation which landed both men in the hospital. eyewitnesses say they saw one man swing at the other. >> it seems to me it might have been a domestic dispute? they were swearing at each other. suzanne co. ray neidl is a former baseball player. he will be back in court on january 8. in fairfax, i am suzanne kennedy. is set totiger woods enter a plea bargaining -- enter a plea bargain stemming from his traffic arrest. he is 41 years old and is expected to plead guilty to reckless driving. he hasn't played since february and recently resumed full golf activities after recovering from back surgery. redskins are hoping to get it together by the time they take on the dallas cowboys this weekend. thi

suzanne kennedy has more. suzanne: time is running out for about 50,000 eligible, undocumented immigrants who have yet to renew their status with the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. >> daca. there have been protests about the future of the program since president trump said last month he was doing away with the obama era policy. the department of format security is in the process wind down, meaning no new applications are being taken. activists are hoping commerce will take action soon. myself,aca recipient said today, on the left that people are able to renew, it is really important that people know the dream act is the way for us to go. this is a moment of urgency -- a moment for members of congress to give us a permanent solution. bring your applications can be completed at the u.s. immigration and services website. the future for them remains uncertain. on capitol hill, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. melanie: to the crisis in the caribbean -- the white house is sending a $29 billion request fo

suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. remember to -- adrianna: remember to stay with us online to follow the latest on the shooting in las vegas. now, to our weather. fall is in full effect. brian van de graaff has a check on the forecast. brian: check out the camera in the capital. to the east, chesapeake a bridge, blue sky as far as the eye can see. we started off many locales in the 30's this morning. right now it's 63 in the valley. manassas, 68. 69 in culpeper. heading out to lunch, running samaritans? getting a bite? your sunglasses, temperatures will be in the low to mid 70's, fridges around average for this as far as what's happening later this afternoon for the afternoon sports with the kiddos, lots of sunshine, comfortable and pleasant, but for the next couple of days we will see a bit of a warming trend. could be back near 80 on wednesday, and above average week, but the one thing we are missing his rain. more on that coming up in a bit. -- brian: --ght, >> a live look at the las vegas strip. at this .58 people

suzanne kennedy-- what are you working on? nats. their road to the championship - coming to an end this morning. the bats finally come alive.. but a nightmare inning - and a controversial call, sealing the deal, as the nats fall to the cubs. good morning washington. toss to eileen - showers, drizzle, & cool friday morning - chance of a spotty shower saturday - warm sunshine sunday, evening shower friday: cloudy, scattered showers (mainly light) highs: 64-69 winds: ene 5-15 mph tonight: scattered showers, drizzle, patchy fog lows: 60-66 winds: ne 5 mph saturday: morning to midday drizzle, late clearing highs: 74-78 winds: se 5 mpg

suzanne kennedy.. what are you working on for 5 oclock. but the living room's pretty blank. we did a lot of research online. we just need to have a designer put it all together. mmm hmm. so, it's really nice when clients come in and have... done some of their own research. what do you think about these chairs and that table? working with a bassett designer was really easy. us being young professionals, we're so busy... there's no way we could've designed it ourselves. no. we love it! lives. a new look at the shear chaos as a gunman unleashed terror on the innocent. but the shooting wasn't the only thing he had planned. find out what. plus - a deadline for dreamers. thousands in jeopardy of losing their protection. the race to renew their status this morning. good morning washington. toss to eileen - highs running 10-15 above average through the weekend - much need rain returns sunday through early next week - tropical depression 16 to become t.s. nate later today - another fall cool-down late next week today: sunny to partly cloudy. very warm. highs: 83-85 winds: sw 5-10 mph

i am suzanne kennedy. the details are coming up. >> we have a major problem with gun violence in this country, and i guess they don't care. that, dorong on something about it, because i am sick of it. adrianna: jimmy kimmel calls on theress, lashing out after massacre in las vegas. what he says president trump should do about guns to really make america great again. first, here is a check on traffic with eric smith. eric: good afternoon. we will start off with a bit of trouble on my 270 southbound, up at old country loan in the heinz town area. you can see the southbound traffic barely moving. near is a work zone clarksburg in the right lane. from 80, expect southbound delays. here is a look at maryland. the outer loop will slow down, getting onto the american legion bridge. looks like an accident on the bridge. be aware of that below river road. expect a lot more volume. also taking a look at 66 eastbound, near route 123. the eastbound ride, just had the left lane shut down. they cleared it a few moments

reporting live, suzanne kennedy.ight, a second woman now coming forward accusing former president george h.w. bush of groping her. the two actresses have the same story. they say the president put his hand on their backside while taking pictures and joked about what he was doing. in a statement last president spokesperson says -- adrianna: president trump responding to new reports linking hillary clinton to a damaging dossier targeting his presidential campaign. he says it is a disgrace the clinton campaign and the dnc helped pay for research that produced the document. he also says the only reason they are admitting it now is because it will come out in a court case. a. trump also mentioned meeting he had on tuesday with gop senators. pres. trump: i called it a lovefest. maybe it was a lovefest. standing ovations. there is great unity and the republican party. adrianna: president trump is that he even had a great conversation at the meeting with senator john mccain about the military. mccain has been one of his hars

suzanne kennedy has more on this. suzanne: if you look behind me, you can see the authorities are investigating the incident here in the 4800 block of arkansas avenue northwest, although they will wrap up there on-scene investigation shortly. the accident took place around 2:30 this morning near the intersection of arkansas avenue and decatur street northwest. thisrities aren't sure at point which way the motorcycle was traveling, or exactly how the accident happened, nor do we know and identification on the person who died overnight. for a period it so authorities could investigate the accident, reopening in the middle of the mind rush hour. talking to residents in the area, they say they are concerned about the intersection and have repeatedly voiced concerns, but no changes have been made. in northwest washington, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. adrianna: for an update on developing stories in our area, download the abc7 news app. in thefor "abc7 wjla" app store and google play. the redskins go to philadelphia and try

suzanne kennedy is just getting to the scene. what's the latest suzanne? developing now -- a community in is in shock after a long-time karate studio owner is accused of sexually abusing a teen. now- other victims. let's go straight to cheryl conner in gaithersburg. cheryl? trt 0:13 out ... shouldn't be going thru this. a traffic alert -- a traffic alert -- about major road closures, happening this week. roads will shut down tomorrow night around the a traffic alert -- closures, happening this week. roads will shut down tomorrow night around the world bank and the "international monetary fund" headquarters in northwest d-c. it's a security move - for the groups' annual meetings. those roads - won't reopen until sunday afternoon at the earliest so plan accordingly. new information now- about the montgomery county school calendar. the school board has voted to send a letter to governor hogan- asking him to reconsider the ending date of the school year. the district has been weighing possible cuts to spring break and religious holidays. officials claim they'r

suzanne kennedy spoke with the woman's father who is demanding answers now from authorities. zanne: this is the community where she grew up. her parents are left struggling to figure out how her 22nd birthday celebration ended in her being killed by a miami police officer. >> yesterday morning the police came to the house to tell them what happened. >> of course, rage. >> she was driving recklessly and ran a red light and then hit a police officer shot by another. >> how could it elevate with 5 '3", 11 o-pound lady that couldn't harm a fly. how could it escape to this? >> he described her with an undiagnosed mental health issue. >> there is something going on we can't recognize. >> they are hoping that they will soon talk to a friend with her in florida to get a better understanding of the behavior that ultimately brought on her death. in bowie, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. lindsey: i'm lindsey mastis at the "live desk." we have breaking news in silver spring. skytrak7 over the scene of a gas leak. this is on the 2300 block of broadberg between plum or chard drive. we are told

suzanne kennedy has more of where the breach happen and what you need to know. zanne: whole foods customers are being encouragedo at many of their stores. this one here in fairfax county is one of several locations in the region affected. the company says hikers targeted point-of-sale machines for the devices customers used to swipe or insert other cards when paying. it involved the taprooms and restaurants at whole foods. it is not clear how many were impacted. customer say they are concerned. >> i'm here to pick up a orange juice and i always use my debit card. i will be using cash. i will be more careful. >> it is frustrating. we spent a lot of time here, especially the tap room. it is concerning to know our information may be out there. susan: locally -- suzanne: hitlly, these stores were with the hack. it is important to know the point-of-sale machines in the grocery store were not impacted. chances are, then your credit card was not put at risk. adrianna: four years after it happened, yahoo! says it believes all of 3 billion accounts for impacted by the 201

suzanne kennedy takes a look at how bad the problem is in the nation's capital. suzanne: with the colder weather comes an increased prevalence of rats. that is particularly important here in washington, d.c. talking the list, chicago, new york, los angeles, san francisco. neighborhoods like logan and dupont circle have a significant number due to the high concentration of the residents and the restaurants and the trash they produce. people living here are not surprised. >> the rats are getting larger and larger so it's scary for all of us. >> the city is trying to address the problem, like deploying cans with sensors so if they are full they can empty them immediately to reduce attraction for rats which can do damage to homes and cars alike. northwest washington, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. nancy: the late summer dry spell is to blame so the trees that turned yellow are browning and those that turn red aren't reaching the full potential. last week's rain may help. experts believe this season a dud. nancy: i tried leaf peeping out west. i went to shenandoah. i saw

suzanne-- larry: kennedy has more on this one. suzanne: this is an issue that they have been discussing for a long time here. the decision coming overnight and it deals with cell phones and the kind of service that you get in the area. a lot of people saying they just a while the towers here is will. safety,ern is specifically the health risks associated with radiation that the cell phone towers. board members have been working for five years to hammer out a policy that allows for towers on school property. includes health and safety concerns being taken into how much a company would be charged for placement, each application would have to go through a public hearing and be subject to the board's approval before being put up at local .chools reporting live in sterling, suzanne kennedy. autria: to a consumer alert now. college, getting more expensive. don't tell the parents. according to an annual or the price of college education rose last year by $300. as for private colleges, they saw an annual increase of $800. while this can dr

suzanne kennedy is that not part -- is that national what fans can expect. suzanne: as you can see behind me, they are getting the feel the ready. first pitch is that 7:30. they are urging fans to get down here early and to wear red. the field is prepped and the food is ready and it is time for october baseball in washington, d.c. nats face the cubs in game one of an lds -- nlds. >> we will have a giveaway for everyone who comes through the gates. hold the support stephen strasburg. -- this up for stephen strasburg. suzanne: with great baseball will come some awesome food. >> pepperoni sausage that you can take back to your seat and feet to r three guys or the family. our iconic half smoked sausage that we are talking with a little d.c. and chicago, called a district duel with the beef on there. suzanne: security will be typed with magnetometers in place, and you can bring a bag, but it cannot be longer than 16x16x8. melanie: no problems there, suzanne. playoff baseball is not the only thing buzzing in the sea -- d.c. the capitals will be hosting montrÉal fo

suzanne kennedy is here with more on the investigation into how it got started.uzanne: investigators in arlington county have spent much of the morning trying to figure out what started this overnight house fire here in the 500 block of north ivy street. the fire started overnight about 1:00 in the morning when authorities arrived, they found heavy fire on the front side of the building. two of the three people in the house at the time of the fire were on the street and notified there was a third person inside in a second-floor bedroom. up toghters put a ladder the second floor and found that person unresponsive. they brought him down on the ladder and administered emergency medical care. he was transferred to washington hospital center in critical condition. authorities right now said they don't know exactly where this fire started or what the cause was. firefighters say when they arrived, smoke detectors were going off. that is good news, that alerted at least two of the three people to get out of the home safely. in arlington, suzanne kennedy. to the weather.

at dulles international airport, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news.nancy: stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage of the las vegas massacre. at 4:45, we are getting reaction from some local lawmakers. jonathan: change gears and turn to something nicer. we will talk about the weather situation. we talked earlier, too. horrible hurricane season. nothing turning in the tropics now. >> we get a break now. you go to the page where they have things circled, watching this and watching that. for now a nice blue background. it's quiet. jonathan: we like that. josh: exactly! taking a look from the picture. the sun shining all the way around. temperatures in the 70's. jonathan: beautiful. >> take a look and switch over here to the national harbor. the same story but a different place. like to show the water off on days like this. we have the numbers hanging around 73 degrees for us. began and a beautiful afternoon. here is a look from above. high pressure. basically centered exactly where we need it to bring us the light breezes, a lot of sunshine. ultimatel

"good morning washington" reporter suzanne kennedy spoke to a group of three family members who have been waiting for marathon for a couple of years. suzanne: this is where the runners will mark off the first mile in the 26.2 mile adventure that is the marine corps marathon. three of the 30,000 participants are sibling. they race with a special person in mind. >> he is with us every step. it will be incredibly emotional. probably won't cross the finish line >> her father was avid runner that taught her and her siblings everything they know about the sport. he died in an accident. his passion lives on in the three kids. >> i'm excited. nervous. >> they claim to have a dozen marathons. >> he has always run them with us but to do it start to finish and earn the medal will be an incredible day for us. >> they will meet up to the mothers here to celebrate a milestone for their family and honor the man who got them here. >> some people looking o to bring awareness to autism. if you going to run, do it before 8:00 p.m. that is when the registration stops. jonathan: steve rudin is here. the w

suzanne kennedy is live in kingstown, suzanne.vestigation is underway after a most wanted list is found dead. maryland state police say gennady errigo's body was spotted by two hunters sunday in a wooded area along liberty road in frederick. the 19 year old was wanted for first degree burglary, vehicle theft and theft. an autopsy is being done to pinpoint the cause of death. so far police are not calling this a homicide. new overnight.. people in tampa, florida are learning more about police efforts to find a suspected serial killer. during an emergency meeting last night, police answered questions from residents. and they warned people not to go out alone after dark. three people in tampa's seminole heights neighborhood have been murdered in a 10-day period. police believe the killings are linked. have is surveillance video of a person of interest. they're asking the public for help in identifying that person. this morning the f-b-i is holding a emergency preparedness exercise at kings dominion. the entire park will be turned to

and that's where our suzanne kennedy is live this morning - suzanne? the thousands of marathoners have different reasons for running - but police officer is doing it for something very special. his son, has a health condition that won't allow him to run or walk. by taking part in the marathon, corporal brian kane hopes to raise awareness and funding for his son's genetic condition. kane plans to run in full uniform. he says he's well aware of the struggles parents face when their children have significant health issues and says his foundation can help with doctors visits and financial assistance. for times for sunday's marathon download the abc7 news app and get all your marine corps marathon information. it's the end of an era this weekend in d-c. d-c united will play their final game at r-f-k stadium on sunday. the black and red will move to the new audi field at buzzard point next season. while the old stadium has been the brunt of many jokes, the team appreciates its charm. right now plans for the property are still in the works.. but the group eve

suzanne kennedy is live at howard with more. new developments in the harvey weinstein fallout -- resigned from the board of directors of the weinstein company. this as his brother bob is being accused of sexual harrassment as well -- an employee of the weinstein company saying he repeatedly made unwanted romantic advances toward denying those claims. meantime, some of hollywood's biggest movie stars continue to come forward with their tales of sexual abuse with others in hollywood. the board of the weinstein company fired harvey weinstein last week from his position as co-chairman. the board of the weinstein company the board of the weinstein company fired harvey weinstein last week from his position as co-chairman. and weinstein isn't the only exec out - amazon studios chief roy price - resigning amid sexual harassment accusations. price was placed on a leave of absence just five days ago. a producer for the amazon show the man in the high castle' alleges he repeatedly made lewd comments to her, despite her telling him to stop.

suzanne kennedy is live in fort washington. today marks 15 years since the d-c sniper attacks.muhammad and region opening fire - randomly killing 10 people and injuring three others in dc maryland and virginia. muhammad was executed for his role in the shootings. malvo was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. the trump administration is preparing to ask cuba to reduce the staff at it's embassy here in washingon by 60 percent. last week the u-s reduced personnel at the american embassy in havana by about the same amount. the move is in response to mysterious sonic attacks on american government workers in cuba that have affected their hearing, balance and vision. the state department is exected to announce the decision later today. coming up - late night hosts leaving the laughs at home - an emotional monologue last an emotional monologue last night from comedian jimmy kimmel. coming up-- why the massacre in las close to home for him. eileen live tease ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with the company trusted for more than 75 years, you have the compassion and strength of a nam

suzanne kennedy is live in fairfax, with the consumer alert for shoppers. happening today- all eyes on equifax. its former c-e-o "richard smith" will all eyes on equifax. its former c-e-o "richard smith" will testify before two senate committees. equifax is in the hot seat over a massive data breach. that hack - put more its former c-e-o "richard smith" will testify before two senate committees. equifax is in the hot seat over a massive data breach. that hack - put more than 145 million americans' private information at risk. stay with abc-7 and wjla.com for continuing coverage of those hearings on the hill. there will soon be fewer parking spaces in the dupont circle area. a year-long pilot program begins october 19th. it will impact the two blocks of connecticticut avenue just south of dupont circle. they'll become no parking zones thursday, friday, and saturday nights from 10 p.m. until seven the following mornings. from midnight until four a.m. about one-thousand pedestrians are in that area each hour. officials say clearing the area of parked cars will

suzanne kennedy is live on the scene with what happened - suzanne? breaking news right baltitmore.uor store going up in flames. this scene played out overnight in dundalk. we are not aware of any injuries- but the damage is extensive. crews have now cleared the scene. investigators are now trying developing now.. an alleged terror plot foiled in miami. 53 year old vicente solano is due in court today.. accused of planning to blow up a huge shopping center. police say he was inspired but isis but acted alone he alleged plan to detonate what he called a weaopn of mass destruction. fbi agents caught selano during a sting operation they say he never had any access to real explosives. a glimmer of hope in puerto rico - as some public schools are set to reopen this week - more than a month afer hurricane maria hit. but the road to a full recovery is still far from over. only 20 percent of the island has power and about a third of households are without reliable drinking water. today - the senate will begin debate on supplemental disaster relief - not only for puerto rico but for states h

suzanne kennedy is live with what he's telling us this morning. flames-- thick smoke-- and four children trapped on the second floor of a burning home. and-- prince george's county fire is credited with saving them. the youngest -- just nine people live in this temple hills home. some crawled out of basement windows --- one even jumped from the second floor. a 17 year old is sedated and on a ventilator-- while her sli work when this fire started. the fire appears to have started in the kitchen. investigators are still trying to piece together what sparked it. only on seven.. police in bowie, maryland are trying to find out who painted a red swastika on a womans' truck window. cynthia glasco had just gotten into the truck, when she noticed the swastika. she was on her way to a movie theater with her sister. glasco called 9-1-1. police are trying to determine if this is a hate crime. glasco doesn't understand why she was targeted. a historic virginia church is relocating two plaques in it's sanctuary honoring george washington and confederate genera

suzanne kennedy is live in sterling with more on this one. for the first time in the history of the triplets will be named eagle scouts. leo, nick, and steven cantos will be honored during a ceremony tonight in alexandria. adopted them in 20-10 will be there. so will u.s. labor secretary r. alexander acosta. as a surprise, the boys will be given new life-changing technology. it connects the blind to trained agents who see for them in real time. still ahead - republicans sounding the alarm. two gop senators taking on president trump. the feuds playing out right now between capitol hill and the white house. plus - a scorching start to the world series. triple digits in los angeles for first pitch.. coming up - why the team is crediting the heat for their big win. the third annual good morning washington high the third annual good morning washington high heel race, yesterday morning... and reigning champ brian van de graaff keeping his title! adrianna and eileen neck in neck there for second place... at 5:xx time for a check on the at 5:xx time

suzanne kennedy is live in falls church with more.or new developments overnight - county police say they found the man pictured in this surveillance video released yesterday afternoon. detectives wanted to talk to him about a sexual assault on a trail in bowie. now they say the man is not involved - and the suspect is still out there. the attack happened monday around 4:30. police say an 18-year-old girl was jogging in the collington station neighborhood when suddenly a man emerged from a wooded area and assaulted her. she fought back and broke free.. and the suspect took off. anoyone with information should statistics show crime is decreasing in d.c.. but one councilman says he's not seeing less violence in his community. trayon white represents ward eight. he says he's responded to a shooting there almost every day in the past week. one shooting happened at bruce place southeast. a woman says she heard about 35 shots tuesday night. no one was injured it that incident.. but other recent shootings have been deadly. crime statistics sh

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