larry: in d.c. repairs are about to begin on the bridge carrying monroe street over metro tracks in brooklyn. brianne carter explain what is you need to know about the project. >> distressed, depressed and deteriorated. work to overhaul the aging monroe street bridge in brooklyn is now underway. >> if it is for safety reasons it's more important. it's track underneath it. >> the bridge which sits over metro and safe. city officials say it's 86 years old and it has come to the end of its useful life. for the next year and a half, folks using the bridge will notice lane closures and delays. as crews rebuild not only the crumbling bridge deck but the support below. >> ddot officials say it's more cost effective to go ahead and replace the existing bridge structure rather than repair it piece by piece. the project will be divided into two phases. construction will start on the north side and swap to the south side. allowing traffic to still use one lane each way. bicyclists and pedestrians are expected

larry: how about their patience? stayed with larry: exactly. alison: what a story. this is not what we are used to in august. larry: but we will take it. doug: we will take every day like this. this was the scene right now atop the roof at the washington lee high school. this morning was completely overcast. fog. now the skies changed dramatically through the day. once the storm system is out. show you the numbers here. full sunshine before 6:00. only 79 in washington. fredericksburg. reston, annapolis. woodbridge. this is delightful. we should be a good eight or nine degrees warmer according to the climatology with the average high for the 8th of august. we will take what we get. the showers continue across the outer banks and they rain in the beach but farther south in south carolina the rain will continue. we continue to clear out. sooner or later the frontal mess will head our way by friday to the weekend. give us a chance at showers. until then it's 70's to the city by 11:00 tonight. tomorrow when you wake up the numbers are impressive. more reminiscent of mid-

larry, over to you. larry: new developments after a northern virginia priest admitted he used to be in the kkk 40 years ago before he was atchison illiam burned a cross at a family's home and now they're talking about the incident that happened. but u see it on television to have it in your yard is hatred. larry: he later would be charged with manufacturing pipe bombs and served 0 days in jail. the butlers won $23,000 in damages but he never >> you do know what you did. larry: they'd like to have the money and talk thomas well. and he admitted to his past and is stepping away from the church to reflect. autria: dozens of protesters gathered outside the nfl headquarters to show support for colin kaepernick. he refused to stand during the anthem in protest of police brutality targeting blacks. his supporters say he's being blackballed and he is a free agent and hasn't been signed. larry: a close call for a man on a paddle board. cleveland bigalow who is a lifelong surfer was on his board yesterday when a s

larry: thanks. alison: the violence in charlottesville has other cities considering what to do with the confederate statues and memorials. two hours ago maryland governor weighed in on a controversial statue of justice roger b. taney at the maryland statehouse. our maryland bureau chief brad bell picks up team coverage now live in acin his. what happens there now? brad: brad: this is what everybody is talking about. this is the roger b. taney just outside the old historic entrance to the state house. the governor offices have windows above it. two years ago the governor said it was political correctness run amok. now he says the time is right. roger b. taney was the fifth chief justice of the united states. dred scott was a slave who sued for his freedom and they became tied together in history in ruled in dred scott's case saying african-american could not be considered citizens of the united states. ever since then the statue has been controversial since it went up in 1872. but never more so than

larry: laser -- alison: focus? larry: yeah. alison: this guy is cracking up. i would, too. larry: you would be in shape doing a lot of push-ups. the redskins get the seen the game action against the ravens. hear how head coach keep the pressure to a minimum. alison: and first, the i-team told you about plans to move a parking lot for a whole fleet of cars in a local neighborhood. when we come back, how the rist are now fighting back ag you each drive a ford pickup right? ag yes. i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. stronger the better. and best of all, this new truck is actually- oh my... the current chevy silverado. it's the chevy summer drive. get a total value of $9,600 or, get 0% financing for 60 months on this silverado all star. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> well, this is still somewhat of an active scene. this began around 4:50 this afternoon. the federal protective service got a report of shots fired inside the e.p.a. buil

larry, autria. larry: thank you. video video of hurricane harvey, captured not long after the storm regenerated over the gulf of mexico. we have breaking news your overnight -- once again, hurricane harvey is gaining strength. autria: it is now a category 2 hurricane and will only continue to strengthen more. harvey is expected to make landfall in southeast texas as a 3 storm. impacts will be felt as far as san antonio, about 200 miles. larry: wow. right now, a mandatory evacuation order in corpus christi, texas. seems like this, people packing up and getting out of the area. saying code red, and we are preparing ourselves. toi am 65, and i do not want die at 65. larry: seriously, boarding up windows and stocking up on groceries. autria: once harvey hits, it will not be going anywhere. the storm is expected to stall over texas, saying inland for about 72 hours, and increasing the risk of severe flooding. larry: they will have a couple of feet of rain in that time. right now, airlines bracing for impact. ryan hughes h

larry: i yeah. we are learning more about this filthy looking water that abc7 first told you about on friday. people have been getting this out of the fan for days -- taps for days. now wssc is explaining it and telling us why the water is safe. kevin lewis has answers tonight. >> we will be excellently transparent. >> this summer's rain and flash flooding sent a surge of leaves, sticks and grasses to the potomac river. last tuesday, wssc lowered chlorine levels at the potomac filtration planted to prevent a toxic combination, that can cause cancer. the up side customers stay safe. downside is less chlorine means more manganese, mineral that is turning the tap water yellow and brown. >> i sincerely apologize. >> today wssc g.m. admitted that the manganese spiked wa itsh the -- unsightly but vowed that it's safe to swallow. they offered a free rust remover to protect clothing on laundry day. >> the look is unacceptable. i have seen pictures on social media that look ugly. >> every orange dot on the m

larry: maybe we don't. alison: you'll pass. larry: exactly. hundreds turned out to apply for something more above board in prince george's county today. three weeks before the students in prince george's county head back to school, the county held a job fare to fill 100 teach -- job fair to fill 100 teaching positions. they had to show credentials. you need college degree and teaching credits but you had to know how to do the job. >> i think they focus more on the teacher as an individual and not so much on the content they were going to teach. larry: 50 people were hired on the spot today. if all the vacancies are not filled before the start of school the day after labor day, long-term subs will be hired. the next job fair is august 25 at henry a. weiss high school in upper marlboro. alison: well, share your upload them at burst.com/wjla. we'll share some of them on air and online. larry: coming up at 5:00, the outcry to keep big ben's bells ringing despite the calls to keep them silent. alison: all the steps taken to make sure something goes

larry: i am larry smith. we're glad you're here. adrianna: i did not think the goats would be up that early. alone.leave me eileen whelan is here, taking a look at our forecast. whatever your friday night plans are, you want to state whether being aware. dry until 3:00. let's go to sunday, trending drier. that will be the nicest of the including friday, why not? temperatures are milder than they were this time yesterday. humidity is more comfortable them this time yesterday, but it will be dry heading into work this morning. going through the afternoon, ine clouds than sun, highs the low 80's. and temperatures for your friday night plans will be in the low to mid 70's. again, we could have some hefty thunderstorms. i will show you futurecast a timeout t-storms for your saturday coming up in a good. at least it is drive for the morning drive, julie. julie: guess something goodness for that. we have a crash 395. theleft lane blocked, too, hov lanes. the rest area heading into myersville, south mountain, eastbound lanes are closed over

larry: thank you, jeff. a man that made national headlines after killing a guest on tv talk show after the man revealed he had a crush on him is out of jail. he was 24 on the "jenny jones show" in 1995. in the show an acquaintance told him he was interested in him. schmitz shot and killed that man three days later telling police he felt embarrassed on national tv and sentenced between 25 and 50 years in prison and granted parole in march. >> well, bill cosby's sex assault trial has been pushed back to allow the new legal team a chance to catch up. the new date has not been set but the judge says he expects the comedian to be tried before next summer. the jury from the trial will likely come from philadelphia. that is a change from the first trial which had jurors from the pittsburgh area. cosby is charged with and molesting a woman at his home in 2004. larry: now to a developing story in arlington where wilson boulevard closed at north courthouse road. you can see that the gas is pouring out a pipe on the co

larry: suzanne, thank you. as people mourn the loss of those troopers, a heart warming seen on the streets, state troopers walking down the street to thunderous applause and cheers for those who work to keep their community safe everyday. plenty moreere's after we switch to news channel 8 after 7:00 and you can always get the latest online at wjla.com. larry: let's get a look at the weather and the traffic. justica: we have got rain about every day this work week. the heat will start building. week,ld see a day this maybe even a day or two where we top out around 90 degrees. there's a little bit of summer for you. let's take a look at today first, for your monday. a chance for a straight shower on wednesday and a higher threat as he ready to round out the work week on friday. for today, though, clouds across the area, low 60's in frederick, maryland. joint base andrews, more cloud coming our way later today. high of 83 degrees, lower end of today, wednesday into thursday our first 90's in more than a week where

larry: still seeing. doug: crazy. we will talk about what is happening with harvey. >> they say just like ocean city and the other beaches this is a nasty afternoon. it is hard to believe looking at the temperatures and the winds and the sky and the rain, at the end of august. but it is. exceptionally chilly and wet across the area. winds are gusting 40, 42, 43 miles per hour along the coastline. we know it is heading out to sea. we can tell by the radar. you notice closer to the bay, the stronger winds, patuxent river naval air station. 29-mile-per-hour gusts. everybody else is 16, 18, 20. in the bigger colors and the orange indicate here. 36 at the coast guard station in ocean city. report of a boardwalk in ocean city. 42-mile-per-hour gusts. we have seen pushing east and northeast. the back edge is visible here of the steady rain over eastern loudoun county to the manassas area. it continues to push out. couple more hours of rain. then it will land and be it. the clearing skies. but a large swath. the system never

larry? larry: okay. doug, hanks. new information tonight about the tornado that touched down on kent island last week. queen anne's county says 155 buildings were damaged by the ef-2 twister. 11 were destroyed. fortunately there was just one minor injury. >>> they were living the american dream. a brother working full-time to pay for the portion of his education that a scholarship wouldn't cover. alison: but now both men are heading back to el salvador, deported after coming to the u.s. as children. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis live in langry park after an emotional -- langely park after an emotional plea from the family today. kevin? kevin: casa hosted a press conference earlier this afternoon to denounce the federal authority action of deporting the brothers. one of the main arguments is neither had a criminal record. >> we come and she can't do it anymore. i'm very sorry. >> the mother of lesandro and diego nearly collapsed after i.c.e. deported her two grown sons. >> these are boys that worked hard ever

larry: wow! alison: nice. larry: looks like mid-september. >> it feels like it. larry: it does. erin: i was saying there were leaves on the ground when i was driving before work. i'm not ready for that. larry: mother nature tricking the trees. what is going on in sports? erin: redskins fans will be happy to hear junior gillett could play in game against cincinnati. he was back on practice field following a hamstring injury that sidelined him in the second half of training camp. the skins waited two years to unleash the park rusher on the field. but he had a unique way of describing the very long wait. >> it has a movie that wasn't released. it keeps getting postponed. man, you have jay gruden. you are talking about you are just a tease. it does weigh in on you. he is kidding around but same time you are like i want to go out there to prove i am everything they expect me to be. erin: what a great attitude. i can't wait for that. now a school underway, the howard basketball team will begin working out as the bison prepare for the upcoming season. this will be an opportunity for la

larry: i am larry smith. for more on the deadly accident. julie: all lanes open northbound 210 at home or road, it had been shut down for 5.5 hours because of a deadly crash involving a motorcycle who ran into the back end of another vehicle. all lanes open and delay stacking up from port washington road northbound towards the capital beltway. a lot of bailout traffic on oxon hill road towards livingston road which will take a while to improve. lanes open but delays continue to palmer road back in the direction of the beltway. blocked off near arctic bridge road and workhouse road. -- occoquan river road at workhouse road. 123 shut down because of a crash with knocked down a utility pole and took down wires. metro silverlight with delays because of a d outside of mclean. -- silver line with the lace because of a disabled train outside of mclean. a little more sunshine coming our way late morning with some clouds right now. our most uncomfortable morning of the work week. a little bit of humidity. 92 is the forecast high today and 92 on thurs

larry: breaking news. shots ring out on rhode island avenue at 11:00 at a shopping center in the metro area. the man was shot in the leg and taken to the hospital and is expected to be ok. developing now, mayor bowser calling for the resignation of the officer who shot and killed terence sterling after the u.s. attorney's office decided not to file charges. last september brian trainer firetw killing him after police say he rammed his motorcycle into the cruiser. trainer's body camera was not turned on until after the shots were fired. something the mayor says is unacceptable. >> and if we have policies that are broken that lead to tragedies, there should be some accountability. larry: mpd will begin a review of the officer's actions. he remains on administrative leave. adriana: new developments concerning the escalating conflict. the regime is doubling down on the threat to attack guam and says it could fire missiles off the u.s. territory as early as mid august. the move is in response to president trump

this disgusting and file act, larry, dachshund file -- larry, the woman here is standing next to the bus .river for at least a minute police say that it was not coffee inside, it was urine. we want to warn you that the video is disturbing. we want to definitely take a look at the woman's face identifying her this morning. they say that this is a serious assault. metro police they have reason to believe this woman urinated into the cup in the back of the bus minutes earlier, with passengers nearby and then stands next to the driver. the bus to a stop and for some bizarre reason, the bodily fluids are thrown directly at the driver. the camera is clear. you can see the details of the woman's face and her clothing on that bus. there is a shield, but it only harshly covers and the driver. the union here has been calling for better protection for years after drivers have been assaulted. metro must take accountability for their inaction on increasingly dangerous problems. we have calls out to metro this morning to see if they plan to make any changes here. reporting live, john gonzalez. aut

visit ncicap.org] larry: good tuesday morning, i'm larry smith. adrianna: and i'm adrianna hopkins, in for autria godfrey this morning. we are all wearing dark colors. veronica: even before i looked at a great detail of the forecast. larry: same thing, i lay out suits for the week and say this will work. veronica: larry: but you think it is because of the clips? eclipse?ips -- the [laughter] veronica: that's right, that's right. showers this morning, this will be the only morning for the remainder of the work week where we are were looking at wet roads with fog for tomorrow morning. you can see frederick, maryland, leesburg, va, towards culpeper, getting some fog this morning. , look atat this time the extensive fog across the area, all the way west this time. in terms of what it's going to burn off tomorrow, probably not until 8 a.m. or 9 a.m.. with this rain moving out of your today and the skies nearing, it's going to allow a lot of fog clear. showers right now, shower intensity aching up at 9 a.m., 10 until 1:00, 2:00 in the afternoon by the a

larry: i am larry smith. let's go to veronica johnson for a check of your forecast that includes some storms out there. veronica: that is right. hopefully folks will be tuning in to us later. the stormwatch 7 out. uggy.he door, it is m advisory starts at 11:00 a.m. and continues through the afternoon hours with the risk of storms. looking at the data, maybe a tornado warning or to not out of the question. 90.mercury over it will feel like we are over 100 for a couple of hours today. issued with the possibility of some storms we get, not only flash flooding wasn't damaging winds. fact, the guidance is showing areas of orange and yellow come of it there could be some power outages. i do think for hours, by 6:00, on through 9:00, we will cancel power outages, especially southeast d.c. the weekend will be much better. today, we get up to 90 degrees. it is the 80's for the weekend, julie, and we will take a look at the weather for the upcoming festival. fore: we have problems those heading northbound i-95 and trie

larry: and i'm larry smith. we go right to veronica johnson with the very latest on what's ahead on this monday. veronica: you said just rain out there right now, and that really is all that we have. but by 1:00, 2:00, i think we're going to start to see more thunderstorms in the mix with that rain. so by 1:00, 2:00 today, that's when i think we're going to start seeing some of the severe thunderstorm warnings maybe issued, as well as some of the flash flood warnings are continued rain through the morning hours. starting at 9:00 a.m., our flash flood watch continues all the way until 10:00 this evening. our highest threat, again, around 2:00, up till about 5:00, and really through the morning hours here. we've got showers currently on the radar. we're going to go back eastern montgomery county, howard county getting wet weather, and then you've got more back toward northern prince william county. as mentioned, it's all going to fill in. 70 degrees this morning. the pavement, wet, so slow it down from the early m

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larry? larry: we'll talk in a few minutes. tonight a man accused of holding the girlfriend and the two kids hostage for two years is behind bars. moore won't be back in court until next month. but tonight we are starting to get a clearer picture of what may have happened in the spotsylvania county house. richard reeve is there live with the latest in the investigation that is developing right now. richard? richard: a lot of folks thought the house was abandoned. look here. the window and the door here are all sealed off. there are sheets behind here. a family lived here unknown for two years. a man was holding them hostage. virtually door are covered. the grass unmowed. two warn out cars out front. >> who lives like that? richard: inside 43-year-old moore kept his girlfriend and two sons age 8 and 11 hostage for two years. by force, intimidation or deception according to a court document. >> i'm shocked that it would happen this locally. it's also pretty awful. it's an awful thing to happen to them. >> the woman and two boys w

larry: thank you. your money at risk. sam sweeney, what are you working on? sam: thieves are working overtime in prince william county, stealing your information using your atm card and doing it wirelessly inside convenience stores. i will show you how to protect yourself, coming up. larry: a survivor speaking out. how a woman spent weeks trying to make it on her own z2gv6z zi0z y2gv6y yi0y 25-year-old lisa affairs says she's lucky she is alive. she has scars like these all over from the thorns and bug bites in the woods. she says the poison ivy still stings. >> it was all about finding a road or finding a person. >>he the walking stick she found that helped her make it out of the forest last saturday. >> it out me out a lot. >> she had been missing for 25 days when a woman driving down a country road so what she first thought was a dead animal and called police. >> i could not even hear any cars. >> do you think you are drug? >> it would make sense, but i'm not sure. >> you don't know? what do you thi

larry: i'm larry smith. we have to get out there and play one of these times area is it worth it, eileen? eileen: why not? but i feel like we have won the weather lottery. upper 70's in the upcoming weekend. sun,e way, here comes the have you noticed how much later the sun starts rising each day? it use got over the next several months. we have got a front coming to satellite radar right now, a bit of sunshine peeking through, mostly cloudy as you get out the door. upperatures into the 70's, not rising that much. you will start to see or feel that humidity falling after lunchtime today. 82 degrees by 2:00, 6:00, and to 72 byightful, down 9 p.m. with comfortable humidity. it will be will getting out the door tomorrow. looking at the weekend 10 minutes from now. angela? angela: earlier eastbound collision heading into now just heavy drive times as you travel eastbound towards the capital beltway. let's look at the new incident we picked up in the last few minutes. an overturned vehicle through damascus on the

larry? larry: thank you, steve. new development tonight as the anger builds for the residents of the condominium complex hours after they were forced to evacuate their homes. maryland bureau chief brad bell is live to explain why. brad: we may be heading for a tense ending of the day. where i'm standing here, we can tell you a lot of the story. this is one of the two lynnhill condo buildings, dilapidated and falling apartment. down there past the enof the grass, residents are hanging out on the front porch of the building. they just don't want to leave. even as they have watched this chain link fence be put up around their building. now they have seen the plywood go up on some of the units. this is the sort of thing that has been going on all day long. we believe there are 100 people still living here today in 37 different units. the fire department yesterday said everybody has to get out. this is just not safe. people had 24 hours to get out. in fact, as we come back live we can show you there are still moving truc

larry: wow! that is a tease. but first, a look at what is coming up tonight. preseason football. ravens taking on the saints in new orleans. stay tuned for abc7 news. nancy: now veronica johnson with a preview of tomorrow's "good morning washington." >> thanks, guys. tomorrow on "good morning washington" -- harvey on the move and creeping toward the area. will the storm shakeup your plans for the labor day weekend? we let you know. >> plus, save money with the fast,en if and the healthy school lunch ideas for less than the price of cafeteria food. keep it here for traffic and weather every ten minutes tomorrow starting at 4:25 on abc7's "good morning washington." your official larry: two new additions at the national zoo. look at this. a screaming hairy armadillo. named for the squealing noise they make when they are threatened and the hair on the shell. it's the first time this species has been born at the zoo. you can visit them when they are bigger and get comfortable with the new digs. i love

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larry: virginia. trump touched on stock market gains and putting call mark -- coal miners back to work. he talked about russia and the investigation into russian meddling in the election. he reiterated it is an attempt by democrats to downplay his victory. most people know there were no russians in our campaign, there never were. we did not win because of russia. we won because of you. larry: the big announcement was jim justice changing his alitical affiliation to be republican, saying i cannot help you being a democratic governor. virginia readyin to shop until you drop as tax-free weekend kicks off. tax-free holiday runs august 13 through the 18th. why anthony scaramucci is pulling the plug on his first appearance after leaving the west wing. hell on earth. the scorching new heat record and where it is located. goesica: severe weather past maryland into pennsylvania and the south past virginia into north carolina. what will a mean for your fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and