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>> all right. let's take another look at the weekend forecast. >> and the rest of it, yeah, it is nice. tomorrow will be pretty similar to today. morning clouds and a few peaks of sun through the afternoon. most of us will stay dry but can't rule out a shower. monday we'll get kind of cloudy. storm chances likely on thursday. >> there's more ahead for us on saturday news extra live next.

>> live from the abc7 broadcast center, this is abc7 news, saturday news extra. >> right now we're getting some new information in the shootdown of malaysia airline 17. we are being told that a u.s.

official says that the yirtse has confirmed that russia supplied missile launchers to especial raitieses in eastern ukraine. attempts were made to move them across the russian borders after thursday's incident. karen with more. >> today the focus was on correcting the bodies. volunteers dug-up, bagged and trucked away the remains of some of the 298 victims of malaysia air flight 17. they were moved to a strong hold of the pro-russian rebels. those rebels control the area where the plane was shotdown on thursday. terry moran reports that a few locals have an unofficial perimeter around some of the wreckage but there are no professional aircraft investigators in charge. >> one of the wings came down in this field and frankly it is outrageous that we can get this

close. this is evidence completely unsecured. >> the ukrainian government accused the government of removing bodies from the crash sight and charge -- a charge one of their leaders deny. >> of body being dragged around the sight and not being treated properly. >> ukrainian officials say they have evidence that the missile that brought down mh17 came from russia. >> we are for sure that the team was russian. they were russian citizens operating -- and they came from the territory of the russian federation together with the missile launcher. >> today john kerry told russia needs to take immediate action to reduce tensions in ukraine and that includes telling the pro-russia rebels to put down their weapons. >> workers will start returning

in february to the sight of the navy shooting. 12 workers were killed last september when aaron alexis opened fire in building 197. they will announce a decision at a meeting thursday in arlington. he expects all 2,700 workers to be back in that building by april. >> after robbers struck a convenient store on july 4th o. beat the owner james >> this upper 14th street community is still mourning the loss of james oh who died after he was robbed and beaten on july. >> at a standing-room only ir munity meeting kathy lemie

tried to answer the questions. >> officers have concentrated patrols in the area but a lot some of the community. the suspect was found not far away. and she told them somebody in the community may actually have seen the killers. >> people are not going to commit this crime in a small neighborhood business. if they are not familiar with the neighborhood and not familiar with the business. chances are they've been in the neighborhood and business. >> neighbors are encouraging each other to speak up. >> the young people, the old people, the people in between they need to get off their bhinds and do something about i. and you know somebody knows

something. i know somebody knows something. >> cameras near the university of maryland will soon be running 24 hours a day. the college park city council approved the change. it ends a policy that limited the city's use of the speed cameras from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. this is among a number of changes where three pedestrians were struck and killed by cars this year alone. well, some will lose their homes. others will get to keep them that's a new proposed plan for washington residents were forced him. during a meeting with prince georges county officials, they learned 22 homes will be saved. six other homes will be bought out and torn down. one resident whose house would be torn down is coming to terms with the loss of his house. >> we'll still lose the home no matter what. for us personally, that

possibility is becoming more of a reality. >> the plan would cost about $15 million and that amount would buy time-out homeowners of the six themes would be torn down. it will be fix piscataway drive and will provide a water line and sewer line. a council member wants to change the section of the street in front of the white house. they plan to take up the resolution after the summer recess. police are handing out tickets at a local metro station. but they're not going to drivers. still ahead why police are targeting pedestrians. several drivers and homeowners found themselves cleaning up after damage left by this week's storm. we're going to show you the mess. >> and temperatures remain un seasonably cold for the hottest month of july. what about the rest of the weekend

>> tickets are now being handed out to jaywalking pedestrians near a busy metro station. fairfax county police say too many people are walking out of the vienna metro and not using the crosswalk which is leading to a number of accidents. josie explains what's being done to keep people safe. >> they've got bright red brick and fluorescent yellow signs. but people here are color

blind. >> monica johnson sees it all the time. the 5:00 free for all where people press their luck instead of pushing their button to get safely across the street. >> everyone has a place that they have to be. they want to get home. it's late. so they just probably just go on and go for it. >> but fairfax police want to stop this bad habit. so this week they're giving jaywalking commuters a lesson in safety that happens to come th a $15 ticket and 60 bucks in court fees. >> they already did. fairfax police canvassed the this -- canvassed this metro stop. now they're cracking down after seeing 24 crashes in the last year and a half. >> some people do need that otherwise they'll keep doing. other people are caught up too busy caught up in their life, listening to their ipod, and

not pay attention to what's going on around them. >> but police officers handing personal reminders will make anyone snap to attention. getting one is a road they'd rather not cross. >> still ahead on saturday news extra, eileen is back with the weekend forecast. what can we

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week's storm. take a look. lightning struck right behind the capitol dome monday night striking thely brare of congress. to reports of injury or damage from that strike. that said, other parts of our area did receive storm damage. in arlington a massive tree came crashing down crushing two cars and blocking part of gleib oad. >> pretty dangerous to be out here. >> the lightning ripped and the rain fell in arlington like an avalanche late monled afternoon. >> it's just madness out here today. for some reason, all of a sudden it was sunny and then it was raining cats and dogs. >> but this storm was much more than an inconvenience. >> i just want to get home before it gets windier and trees start falling.

>> and that's exactly what happened. crews in the district and virginia were busy cleaning up after howling winds rolled through the region. >> looked out the window. next thing you know the transformer just totally went up. >> outside his window a massive tree toppled, damaging the roadway and crushing not one but two cars near north gleib and henderson roads. >> that storm was crazy. i wasn't expecting it to be so powerful. the owner of the flatten pickup told us he's glad he was nowhere near being in his truck. >> the power be -- will be on after 12:00. actually, damage from the storms. but what is ahead? >> pretty quiet for the rest of the weekend. we do have that threat for some

storms come thursday probably not to the severity that we had earlier this week. some pretty wild storms. but it was the same storm that brought us the cooler than average temperatures. it was a nice day at the national harbor. mostly cloudy skies to start. you can see some of the peaks of blue in the sky. i thought you might like this. the capital ferris wheel all lit up in the nighttime sky. pretty dry for most of us. folks closer to the blue ridge did get more rain. temperatures from our weather bug sights about 60 -- in the 60-degree range. lincoln with .06 of rain. the doppler showing a few sprinkles and starting to build a little bit more for fairfax county.

mostly cloudy skies. it did keep temperatures 84 degrees. so still below of our average of 89. e've fallen into the 60's. winds have gone calm. winds today have generally been out of the east and that's what's been drawing in some of the moisture. it also helped to initiate some shower development. some of that continuing to push toward the east. the weather pattern will be similar. we have this week air pressure. and that's what bringing us this onshore flow. mostly cloudy, tomorrow morning waking up to cloudy conditions. there are a few little sprinkles out to if west but overall most of us will be dry. and maybe catching a little bit of a break and seeing some sunshine and that heading into early next week. >> temperatures in the 60.

morning clouds and afternoon son and maybe a stray shower. 84 degrees for the day on monday. but then the heat and humidity really start to build by tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. 15% chance of seeing some storms where you are that day. i don't think we will have wildly scattered severe storms just the generic thunderstorms activity but a little bit cooler behind that front. >> if you're interested in hitting the theaters to try to cool down. some interesting new movies are out there.

>> cameron diaz is hoping that moviegoers will see "sex tape." arch campbell checked it out. and you might be surprised by his answer. >> so cameron diaz and jason segel try and try and try again. they try to make a comedy worth watching and like most sex tapes, this one is not that interesting. >> instead of erasing the video like you said that you would -- >> you accidentally sent it to all our friends and family? >> cameron diaz suggests making a video to her husband jason segel to put some magic in a sex tape. but things go wrong in the tech world. sex tape showcases diaz and

segel grack their friends i pads and speaking of i pads, i pass and recommend you do too. >> "the purge anarchy" tells world where you can commit any crime you want. i look forward where movies like this get purged. all-stars for lf "dawn of the ape apes." "begin again chef." and a piercer" three half stars. "22 jump street." we have two and a half stars for "tammy."

>> "jersey boys," two. i was in a good move. "deliver us from evil," "the purge" and "sex tape" is the worst movie in town. have a nice weekend, everybody. i'm arch cam be, abc7 entertainment. >> seth macfarlane has been slapped with a lawsuit from his movie "ted." they claim he stole the idea which is about a vulgar teddy bear in an adult human world. the company says ted is strikingly familiar to their character who started in video on youtube. " fan, the a "scandal drama kicks off thur, september 25th at 9:00 p.m. right here on abc7. it's on a night where shows are created by shonda rhymes.

"grey's anatomy" moves to 8:00. and then the new one "how to get away with murder." we know what jennie mccarthy will do. he's hosting a one-hour series on sirs you k xm. mccarthy and the view co-host. erry -- sherry shepherd will not return and