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a chance of storms late sunday. a better chance into labor day. not a washout. i am so excited. we are going to show you near the costco in beltsville, maryland. this is route 1 traffic and powder mill road. that is powder mill road crossing over right there. i wanted to show you something different. traffic in beltsville and laurel looks good. interstate travel looks good. the beltway near beltsville near the ikea, just north of the beltway looks great. looks good to college park and university of maryland. newschopper 7 will show you more live pictures throughout the broadcast. back to you. >> thank you. 6:01. new this morning a man on in anne arundel county is over. an escaped convict is now back in custody. bonrick barksdal \le overpowered a guard around noon yesterday. he was spotted and got around midnight in the admiral heights neighborhood he will face two new charges related to the escape. he's wanted for charges in north carolina. a fast-moving fire in upper marlboro. this was the scene along the 3000 block of chester grove road. the front row of a second-floor unit collapsed. still no word on a cost. d.c. police force once again under fire this morning. another officer is under investigation. >> so far this year nearly two dozen of the district's own have been arrested. now the chief is taking action. brianne carter is live outside metropolitan police headquarters with the latest. >> good morning. the metropolitan police department confirms that it is conducting an internal investigation after one of its officers allegedly fired shots injuring a dog. this is just the latest in a string of incidents involving officers here in the district. this three-year-old people blue as injuries to his shoulder and hip. owner tiffany reynolds said the shots came from the gun of an officer. fourth district officers were pursuing a man on a bicycle. the dog was not on a leash but its owner says that he would never heard anyone. >> he began to shoot at my dog. >> were you holding onto him? >> as i was grabbing towards the dog, he was still shooting my dog. >> this comes as we're learning another officer is off the job and under investigation. police believe one of their own a 12-year veteran witnessed the murder of 33-year-old wyatt robinson, and did nothing. the officer first said that she saw nothing, but later admitted she witnessed it. >> she should not be a police officer. >> it sounds like maybe they need to be little more selective. i don't see a culture of corruption. >> the dog owner received a citation for not having her dog on a leash. she said she would like more of an explanation or apology still as to exactly what happened and what the. department to look the. 23 officers have been arrested so far this year. reporting live in northwest, brianne carter, abc 7 news. we are following two developing storm watch stores. katia loses speed in his atlantic wall a new tropical system is taking aim at the golf. louisiana this morning is under a state of emergency. tropical storm warnings are route from mississippi to texas. the national hurricane center says the unnamed storm could dump up to 20 inches of rain on the region with landfall saturday -- by then it should reach tropical storm status. katia continue turning in the atlantic. it was downgraded to tropical storm yesterday. but it will likely become american again soon. there's no word on where it said. meantime, some people in our area still do not have power. that's nearly a week after hurricane irene moved through the region. bge still has thousands of customers without power. the company is under fire. for its fire the maryland public service commission plans to hold hearings on its performance next month. pepco and dominion power said they had restored power to everyone who lost power during the storm. irene is also being blamed for knocking down an historic treaty at arlington national cemetery. the 220-year-old oak tree fell on the weekend. it was near the grave site of president john kennedy. that tree stood in that spot since the ratification of the bill of rights. september could be a fresh start for still struggling. struggling >> today we will get our first indication of what to expect when the august jobs report. report. john hendren is live in northwest with what we can expect. hopefully some good news. >> that is what we are hoping for. good morning. the unemployment picture might look a little better later this morning, but no one expects big changes. that explains president obama's plan to outline a new jobs plan before a joint session of congress next week's. the nation's august jobs report is due out later this morning and is expected to show another modest bump. employers probably added 93,000 jobs. that is not enough to cut the nation's 9.1% unemployment rate. the white house says the jobs plan on thursday will cut that rate and before the 2012 presidential election. the idea is the government has to be the standard of last resort. republicans argued the government already spends too much money and are likely to disagree. last month americans spent more shopping and manufacturing expanded, but not enough to cut the unemployment rate or reverse the housing slump. buenos aires president obama's plan is likely to do both -- the white house says that president obama's plan will do both. good news for football plans. president obama's address to congress next week will not overlap the start of the national football season. the president will talk about his jobs plan next thursday at 7:00 p.m., 90 minutes before the opening kickoff. >> a lot of football fans are relieved. 65 degrees 6:07. >> the redskins wrap up the preseason with a grinning and record -- a winning record, but bad news for john beck. the quarterback question is still up in the air. >> and a growing controversy over trenda we are prepping for the nation's triathlon, september 11, to raise money and awareness for the leukemia and lymphoma society. >> good morning, washington. friday morning 6:10. the important labor day holiday weekend upon us. i have you covered from the boardwalk to the beltway. some areas of heavy rains may miss out the front wall and 7 huron county, no. page county, crossing the blue ridge. and in fauquier county moving into stafford county the rain beginning to show signs of decay. if you spotted showers out there, mainly west of the metro early this morning. seven relatives getting clipped. becoming partly cloudy midday and afternoon. 85 for the high temperature. warm and muggy this weekend near 90. not all they washout on sunday. by lunchtime we could see a few showers here and there on the latest is good stuff. connecticut avenue and jones bridge road, and understanding was an accident reported in that area. that is quiet. moving through chevy chase and bethesda, looks good on the beltway. wisconsin avenue, connecticut avenue, east-west highway, all is quiet near nih. we will cover virginia next and take you to the guy go traffic center camera. looks good on 395 near the exit 427/washington boulevard and over to the pentagon. back to you. >> thank you. 6:12. today's the pope -- your last chance to win and ipad 2. go to our facebook page to sign up. you have until 4:00 p.m. to enter. we will announce the winner tonight at 5:00 on abc 7 news at noon. >> that's a good one. 65 degrees. cracks coming up, are you feeling lucky? why lottery ticket sales are booming while most other spending is wilting. >> they risk their own lives for the sake of saving others. now the 9/11 vs binders are paying a price. checking our top stories on this friday morning. and in may to escape is back in custody this morning. 25-iridescent bonrick barksdale was captured around midnight in admiral heights in annapolis. -- 25-year-old. he was connected with a shooting in north carolina. the jobs report is expected to show employers added 93,000 jobs in august, that's a little improvement. this comes days before president obama will announce his plan to boost hiring. libyan rebels are preparing for a final assault on moammar gaddafi's last stronghold. ito has been bombing tanks and rocket launchers ahead of the rebel assault. gaddafi issued another audio message saying that he will fight until the very end. we want to take a look of the day ahead. a woman charged with murdering a co-worker at yoga store in bethesda will have a status hearing. the defense may bring in a mental health expert to testify on behalf of brittany norwood, accused of killing jayna murray in march. the trial begins next month. a preliminary hearing scheduled today for the man accused of killing his socialite wife at their home in georgetown. 47-year-old albrecht muth charged with murder. viola drath died of strangulation and blunt force trauma. muth has denied any wrongdoing. there will be track work this weekend. three shuttle buses will replace trains between east falls church and west falls church. springshuttle buses will run between franconia's springfield and van dorn street and franconia's springfield and eisenhower. two new studies show that first responders at the world trade center sites may have compromised their belt. the research shows firefighters exposed to the dust and smoke at ground zero have a 19% higher risk of getting cancer and up to 30% of first- responders are still dealing with asthma, depression and posttraumatic stress disorder. crews are hard at work trying to reopen the national cathedral ahead of the memorial. they were trying to get any bits of mortar that still might be falling frofrom the 100-foot tall ceiling. no big chunks falling. no structural damage. confederate flag controversy in lexington virginia. the city council voted last night to prohibit the flying of the confederate flag on city- owned poles. some say they will challenge the ban in court. making news, netflix and stars. the government cracks down on big banks. and lottery sales are soaring. rob nelson has those stories and more. good morning. more troubles on the way for big banks over mortgage practices. a lawsuit will be filed by the federal agency that oversees fannie mae and freddie mac. it will claim that the bank misrepresented the quality of mortgage securities. netflix is using stars after the two companies failed to reach an agreement on a new contract. stars wanted netflix to charge extra for its content. the white house as unemployment is likely to stay above 9% through next year and next year's presidential election. economic growth and job creation have not been strong enough. lottery sales are booming. most aids have higher sales this past year. 17 set all-time records. that is not surprising when the economy is pretty tough and people simply feel out of control. i am rob nelson. >> folks feeling lucky. time for a look at traffic and weather every ten minutes. did you buy a lottery ticket? >> no but my mom does. she has not won yet. she hangs on to lhope. >> i hope for good weather this weekend. very slight chance of sprinkles on saturday. isolated storms possible on sunday. into labor day is the best chance of seeing rain locally and at the beaches. let's start with the beach forecast. high temperatures along the shore line will be in the low to mid 80's. you will notice the humidity. we do have rain chances especially on labor day and late sunday we could have a few showers and storms here and there, very isolated in nature. at any point throughout this broadcast if you want a detailed look at the beach forecast, go to our web site, wjla.com or scan with your smartphone order tablets, that code in the upper right side of your screen, that would take you there. tropical storm katia is expected to turn back into a hurricane. tropical depression 13 is expected to become tropical storm lee later today. this system does not have anything to push it in the atmosphere. lee is sitting and spinning over the normal -- northern gulf of mexico. it will drift over the next couple days. there is uncertainty as exactly where it will drift theory this will be a big rainmaker for the deep south. 20 inches of rain possible in parts of southern louisiana and southwestern mississippi between now and the middle of next week. spotty showers across our region especially crossing the blue ridge right now into rappahannock county. heavy rain there. if light showers moving into a stafford county and north of winchester has a downpour. rainfall today will be in the morning and isolated mainly west of the metro, and partly cloudy for the rest of the day. 85 this afternoon, a few degrees warmer than yesterday. as we go into the weekend we have rain chances, spotted thunderstorms expected late sunday and especially into monday. on monday it will not necessarily be just an afternoon and evening, but late morning and mid day there could be a few showers. not a washout, just a few showers. and uncertainty in the middle part of next week for the gulf moisture. the biggest complaints we are getting eastbound 7 at belmont ridge road. lingering road work has a nasty back up right now. that's eastbound on 7 at belmont bridge. watch for intense delays. someone is calling police to find out why they are still there. it is the rush hour. 395 northbound, the pace of traffic is not bad at all at duke street. and in maryland we will look at 270 southbound from frederick, a beautiful ride at 109. 6:21, 66 degrees. >> coming up next, chaz bono, a backlash. conservative groups are attacking his casting on "dancing with the stars." and what his superstar mother is sitting in his defense. today on "oprah," a candid conversation with rosie o'donnell, 4:00 on abc 7. redskins fans are waking up with an uneasy feeling, some of them. >> they won their final preseason game 29-24 but quarterback john beck failed to impress at all. >> back in the end zone. >> he fumbled and completed fewer than half of his passes. the highlights and blunder of the night belonged to brandon banks. he returned a kick for quarterback, but nearly tossed the ball away before reaching the goal line. but it was accepted. 99 on the radar gun and a crucial victory for steven strasburg. he was in his final rehab performance. scheduled to start again tuesday at nationals park. >> i cannot wait. "dancing with the stars" is under fire from conservative critics. they have chaz bono as a contestant. he had surgery to become a man. >> the whole family can watch the show together. we will not make a big deal of anyone's sexuality. his>> his mother cher wrote a statement in support. there's still another half- hour of "good morning washington." >> will moviegoers cashed in on a new "the debt?" >> d.c. officers under fire. i will have details on the investigation, coming up. >> adam caskey in the belfort furniture weather center. keeping an eye on everything from the beaches to okay, you're the good cop. i'm the bad cop. look, it's still a great time to refinance. listen up, buster! we're not gonna pay any closing fees. i'd do what she says, friend. i can't control her. well, it's the "no closing fee refinance," so we pick up the closing fees. oh, you're gonna pnak up the closing fees? yes. on average that's $3,300 at closing. [ both ] thirty-three hundred?! that's a lot of donuts. [ male announcer ] visit capital one bank today to refinance your mortgage and we'll pick up, on averagera ,3 $3,300 at closing. what's in your wallet? i'm good. live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> that is messed up. we are supposed to be trusting the cops and they lied to us. >> more corruption accusations inside the d.c. police force. now the chief is taking action. good morning, washington. it's friday, september 2. i am cynne simpson. >> i can believe september's zipping by already. i am greta kreuz. thanks for joining us. no school today at marley glen special school in anne arundel county because they still do not have electricity. we want to check the traffic and weather every ten minutes. lisa baden in a moment. but let's begin with adam caskey. areas of rain especially in the shenandoah valley and parts of the blue ridge. that's this morning. partly cloudy this afternoon. there's rain north of winchester. front royal especially southward along the ridge tops, areas of heavy rain moving down into madison county. all sliding to the south. in stafford there's a light shower coming to an end. 85 this afternoon. fairmount a sunshine later on today. into the weekend added heat and humidity, slight chance of lateday storms on sunday. a better chance into labor day. not even in afternoon and evening only, but late morning and midday. near 90 degrees on saturday and sunday. 80's on labor day. the beach forecast, a little cooler. 66 westbound is where we are going live with newschopper 7. a vehicle rolled over on the exit ramp from 66 west to head on to 123. the exit ramp that would take you to oakton is temporarily closed. they are pulling the vehicle out of the woods and then they will open the exit ramp westbound. blocked for now is that ramp. a massive manhunt in anne arundel county is over and an escaped convict is back in police custody. bonrick barksdale escape from court in annapolis around noon yesterday after he overpowered a guard. he was spotted and then cart late last night in admiral heights -- was caught. dcm's police force under fire this morning after another officer comes under investigation. >> they have-- d.c.'s police force. >> now the police chief is taking action. >> the latest incident happened yesterday. the metropolitan police confirming that its conducting an internal investigation after an officer allegedly fired shots injuring a dog. this is the latest in a string of incidents that have happened involving d.c. police officers. the owner of this dogs as the dog was injured in the shoulder and hip after an officer fired his service weapon. witnesses say it happened around 1:00 in afternoon thursday as police were pursuing a man on a bike. the dog's owner and neighbors say the dog would not hurt anyone and that the dog was known in that area and was the officer, so the dog and the officer another. and another officer off the job under investigation. police believe a 12-year veteran witnessed the murder of 33-year-old wyatt robinson and did nothing. the officer first said she saw nothing and then later said she witnessed it. 23 police officers have been arrested so far this year. crimes range from relatively minor offenses to murd is concern to residents here in d.c. in northwest, brianne carter, abc 7 news. two developing storm watch stories to pass along. katia has lost some steam in the atlantic but a new tropical system is taking aim at the golf. louisiana is already under state of emergency this morning and tropical storm warnings are out from mississippi to texas. the national hurricane center said the unnamed storm could dump up to 20 inches of rain on the gulf region. by landfall tomorrow it will likely have reached tropical storm status. people forced to evacuate because of a wildfire in northern texas are heading home this morning. officials say firefighters are getting an upper hand on the blaze near possum kingdom lakes. the fire is said to be 50% contained, but it's already burned 5,200 acres and destroyed at least 39 homes. hurricane irene may longer be gone, but a number of people in our area are still without power. bge as tens of thousands of customers still in the dark. the company hopes to have most customers back on line by later today. pepco says it has restored power to everyone. virginia dominion power says all of its customers in northern virginia now have electricity. >> you take a shower with warm water. you walk into the room to turn a light on and nothing happens. >> bge is under fire for its response. the maryland public service commission plans to hold hearings on bge.'s performance bge market a lawyer for gary giordano says that he will appeal a decision by an aruban judge to extend his client's attention. gary giordano, of gaithersburg, will serve at least 60 more days while police investigate the disappearance of his travel companion robyn gardner. he says robyn gardner was swept away while they were snorkeling. police say there are inconsistencies in his story. the man at the center of natalee holloway's disappearance, also in aruba is facing murder charges in peru. prosecutors say joran van der sloot killed stephanie floras in may of 2010. if convicted, he could face 30 years in prison or be ordered to pay a $70,000 fine to the victim's family. no trial date has been set. as we approached the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks there are concerns about a tool to keep us safe in the skies. german officials say the full body scanners are too unreliable to be used. nearly half the time during tests if they cannot tell the difference between body sweat and explosives. security officials say the devices are sensitive. a new oexhibit will open at the smithsonian. >> the display will include the items recovered from shanksville new york, and other areas. it includes a frozen clock or rather eight clock frozen in time from the time of the explosion. your people are hitting the roads for the weekend but ocean city is hoping for. a busy for we will have a live report. >> the labor friday morning 6:40. some downpours west of the metro area. let's go to live super doppler 7 radar. from winchester down towards culpeper and west of culpeper really if we have a line of showers stretching north to south, but moving to the southeast. a few sprinkles in stafford, but that is coming to an end. 69 in the district 63 in gaithersburg, 66 in manassas. becoming partly cloudy this midday and afternoon 85 degrees. not very humid. like summer this weekend with highs near 90, slight chance of lateday storms on sunday and especially going into monday on labor day. not even only late in the day but as early as lunchtime in spots. the same story on the beaches but temperatures will be in the low to mid 80's. 72 degrees on the eastern shore for the water temperatures. the drive to get to the bay bridge is great. clean all the way down to the outer banks. northbound 95 in maryland looks great in case you're headed to the delaware memorial bridge and beyond to the jersey turnpike. in great shape around town, the dulles greenway, 66, 270. back to you. >> thank you. 6:41 is the time, 65 degrees. >> is there any hope of a solution for the unemployment problem if the white house and congress cannot agree on when to give a speech? we will have more. >> hundreds of thousands of folks from our region will travel this holiday weekend, but aaa mid-atlantic says your people will travel this holiday weekend compared with last year. i will is status hearing will be held today for the woman charged with murdering a co-worker at lululemon store in bethesda/ the defense may bring in a mental health expert to testify on behalf of brittany norwood. she is accused of killing jayna murray back in march. her trial starts october 24. the man accused of killing his socialite wife at their home in georgetown is scheduled for preliminary hearing today. 47-year-old albrecht muth is charged with second-degree murder in the deaths of his 91- year-old wife viola drath. she died of strangulation and blunt force trauma. he claims he is innocent. it's hard to imagine, but last week we were hungry and down for hurricane irene. >> it has been a busy week. many are packing up for the beach now. but not as many as some business owners might like. mike conneen has a preview for the end of summer. how are things looking? >> in the wake of hurricane irene, ocean city is welcoming back visitors with open arms. >> there is little of any -- there is little if any damage. all the businesses are anxious to get everybody back to town. >> businesses lost nearly $30 million in revenue because of the hurricane. business owners say they are scrambling to clean up, but cannot recover what i read into. >> you cannot take 10 days out of 120. that hurts. >> many hotel rooms experience water damage and there was some beach erosion. but most visitors say ocean city is in better shape than where they live. >> electricity went out for hours, 36 hours. the trees came down because the ground was soaked. >> and here? >> nothing. >> if you are driving to the delmarva peninsula expect to pay $3.46 a gallon for gas. virginia beach $3.49. $3.52 on the jersey shore during the labor day weekend. prices are running a dollar a gallon more than this time last year. aaa mid-atlantic says 730,000 washingtonians and people from this region will trouble more than 50 miles this holiday weekend, down 2.2% compared with last year. experts blame the bad economy and rising airline travel prices. mike conneen, abc 7 news. metro track work for this holiday weekend will cause delays. free shuttle buses will replace trains between east and west falls church. those stations will remain open. the franconia springfield and van dorn street stations will be closed. shuttle buses will also run between franconia's springfield and eisenhower avenue stations vieaa the van dorn street station. and other economic snapshot this morning when the labor department unveils the august jobs report. >> the president will debut its plan to tackle unemployment of thursday but any hopes for a solution seems like. a like. dat-- seems like a long shot. they were trying to make sure the president's address cannot coincide with the start of the football season. >> september 7 is the night of the republican candidates' debate so the president changed his speech from that night. then it seemed it would interfere with the start of the football season. green bay packers vs the new orleans saints. that would have really gotten people upset. >> what have we come to? the president is going to compete with football? my goodness. >> you don't want to lose your audience. so the president's speech will be at 7:00 p.m., an hour-and-a- half before kickoff. >> we expect the unemployment numbers today. what's coming? >> of unemployment will stay about 9.1%, somewhere in that range. not very good for the white house. the obama team has resign themselves to bad through the unemployment they will try to run a campaign around that. it's not likely to go below 9% anytime soon. not good news. >> not before a reelection. >> thanks for joining us david. >> thank you. let's check with adam caskey on the weather forecast. >> from the beaches to the beltway is what we are covering. you can take your scanning device on your mobile phone or your tablet and put it right up to that qr code and that will take you to a detailed log on our website, wjla.com about the beach forecast. fairmount a sunshine with a slight chance of a few storms on sunday afternoon at the beaches especially into labor day. labor day is kind of the west of all the weekend days. not a washout, but an enhanced chance of rain. -- the wettest of all the weekend days. katia should strengthen back into a hurricane over the next 12-24 hours. and tropical depression 13, most likely going to turn into a tropical storm lee this afternoon is out there. it is sitting and spinning in the gulf of mexico. a slow-moving tropical system always translates into a lot of rainfall. they could be talking 20 inches or more of rain in southern louisiana between now and the middle of next week. some of that moister may get pushed our way by wednesday and thursday. of his body showers locally late last night and early this morning and right now there's heavy rain over a winchester according to front royal, all the way to just west of culpeper and madison county is getting some of the downpours this morning. becoming partly cloudy, 85 for the high temperature. near 90 and muggy this weekend with the best chance of rain on monday. interstate 70 still good. 95 in and out of baltimore an event so out of southern maryland. quiet on the beltway in prince george's county and montgomery county. 270 looks good. no worries in the district. newschopper 7 is flying over 66 westbound, the ramp to 123 north is close because of an overturned vehicle. arch campbell is next. stick around. we will be right back. 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