That but not to bring harm to the city. You have to get to the place where people can trust the men and. We in uniform in blue. Brad the jury will be back tomorrow morning at 9 00 to resume the deliberations. We will be here to bring you the latest. In baltimore, brad bell, abc7 news. Leon stay with us at abc7. We have updates on the freddie gray case even when you are away from the television. Subscribe to breaking news text alerts by logging on to wjla. Com text. Moving on now to the weather. Dramatic change. Instead sun and 70s today we got rain for the monday evening commute. Chief meteorologist doug hill will track it all for us now. Doug the rainmaking progress from the rain is making progress from west to east. Steady rain that is. Sprinkles out the belfort furniture Weather Center in arlington. The heaviest rain good downpour to the east of baltimore. Chesapeake bay southward to annapolis. To the west or left as you look at the map from washington scattered showers remain ahead
The gun at you and asks your religion, he answered, i wouldnt just stand there and let him shoot me. And the record fees youre now paying at the atm. Tonight, what we didnt know. The one way to get the bank to pay you back. Good evening. And as we come on the air tonight, there is real concern about the potential for a second disaster. Theyre dealing with deadly and historic flooding. Dams on the brink, ready to burst. Many already have. The towns simply decimated. The death toll rising. At least 17 now dead in the carolinas. 11 dams breeched already. 18 monitored throughout the night. Tens of thousands without water, without power. This woman going door to door by boat, checking on neighbors. An elderly woman carried to safety. Roads collapsing. More than 400 roadways now closed. And this evening, the focus on abcs alex perez is in South Carolina. Reporter in South Carolina tonight, all eyes on at least 18 dams that could burst under pressure. The next 36 to 48 hours is going the vola
Way to get the bank to know. Pay you back. Good evening. And as we come on the air tonight, there is real concern about the potential for a second disaster. Theyre dealing with deadly and historic flooding. Dams on the brink, ready to burst. Many already have. The towns simply decimated. The death toll rising. At least 17 now dead in the carolinas. 11 dams breeched already. 18 monitored throughout the night. Tens of thousands without water, without power. This woman going door to door by boat, checking on neighbors. An elderly woman carried to safety. Roads collapsing. More than more than 400 roadway closed. And this evening, the focus on those dams and the damage that could come, if they give way. Abcs alex perez is in South Carolina. Reporter in South Carolina tonight, all eyes on at least 18 dams that could burst under pressure. The next 36 to 48 hours is going the volatile, so what well tell you is, dont let the sunshine fool you. Reporter thousandspound sandbags at the ready. They
Skinny on this wednesday october 7th. Announcer from abc news, this is world news now. Good morning. Im reena ninan. And im kendis gibson. Were going to get started right now with our top story because were still following the overwhelming flood damage in South Carolina. So many families losing everything they own as the water continues to rise. Reporter waterlogged roads are still collapsing long after the rain has stopped. More dams are expected to break. And the death toll is rising. Heres more from abcs alex perez. Reporter in South Carolina all eyes on at least 18 dams that could burst under pressure. The next 36 to 48 hours is going to be volatile. So what well tell you is dont let the sunshine fool you. Reporter 1,000pound sand bags at the ready. Theyll be dropped by these National Guard Chinook Helicopters to stabilize this canal. In columbia this is what we saw on burwell lane, water lapping at the roofs of homes. A flood of volunteers. Robert wise finally back at his house, w
Turned his life around of they say he was devoted to his son and recently got a job at dunkin donuts. The District Attorneys Office tells us that earlier this morning a gunshot Technology Service alerted police of gun shots fired off in this area. When they got here, they found his body. Familiar low is devastated. He changed his lie for his son of he got a job. He depend hang on the streets. I didnt know why why he was here. High heart goes out to his family and his son. And everybody that is in here suffering right now. That is not right. Its not right. Its not right. Reporter now family believes that many people witnessed andrews killing here early this morning and they are urging people to come forward so their loved ones killer can be brought to justice. Recording live in brockton tonight, kelly ohara, 7 news. Anchor police are have th stoughton now after an elderly man is hit and killed while try trying to cross the street. Tonight the driver is facing some serious charges. John