devon: what is certain it is another hot and humid day sunday, hitting 90, feeling above 90 with the heat index. the storm chance shown sunday evening, but the likely a storms are monday and tuesday. it will eventually cooldown. there will be some discrepancy. stay with us. we will continue with updates. kellye: looks like a decent day sunday. devon: just

kellye: the obama administration

is in moruningurnng. vice president joe biden's eldest son, beau died from brain cancer. >> good evening ,i'm beau biden and joe biden is my dad. reporter: he was the eldest son of vice president joe biden, and he was delaware's attorney general for eight years, leaving office this past january. born in wilmington in 1969, his childhood was marred by a tragic car accident. >> my mom went to buy a christmas tree. on the way home, we were in an automobile accident. my mom and sister were killed, my brother hunter and i were seriously injured. i was just short of four years old.

my earliest memories are of being in the hospital, my dad always at my side. reporter: beau biden and his father would remain close, even as the elder biden became president. >> went to a parent-teacher thing on saturday night, and my mom babysat. reporter: as the attorney general of delaware, beau biden put a special focus on prosecuting crimes against children and served in the military for a year in iraq. vice president biden: today, i come to you as a father. my son said, dad, keep it short, we are in formation. reporter: biden announced that he would run for governor in 2016, but had continued health trouble, admitted into 2013 --

admitted in 2013 into a houston cancer hospital for brain cancer. >> it is been called an episode of disorientation and weakness. reporter: biden, 46, leaves a wife and two children. kellye: developing in montgomery county rockville high school confirmed a case of tuberculosis. some parents want to know why they did not find out sooner. sam sweeney went to the school to get answers. >> they would not tell me anything. sam: this parent said that last night's robo-call left her uneasy. >> i'm concerned about the health of my family. sam: we don't go if it was a student or staff member, but it's difficult to contract in a school environment. >> it is spread through the air. it is not spread by casual contact.

sam: experts say that you need prolonged contact in tight spaces. it's not clear when the infected person was diagnosed. health officials say they immediately engaged their action plan. >> we look at who has been in contact with the individual, for how long, and we will actually test those individuals or screening. sam: those students will be tested june 4 and retested in about 10 weeks. health officials say there is no additional exposure risk at the school. some students and parents are still uneasy. >> i'm going to take my daughter to her private physician because i'm not waiting. kellye: montgomery county generally has the highest number of tb cases every year in the state. experts say that is largely due

to the immigrant population. tb is curable with antibiotics. boston bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev is weeks away from a death sentence. the judge ruled the official sentence will be handed down june shawnee for -- june 24. three people killed and over 200 injured when he and his brother detonated two homemade bombs near the boston marathon finish line. at least 20 victims of the explosions have asked to speak at sentencing. the six police officers accused in the death of a baltimore man want their trial moved. attorneys filed a change of venue request. the arrest and death of freddie gray last month to gird protests and riots in baltimore. the defense argues the civil unrest is evidence the officers cannot get a fair trial in baltimore. the inmate accused in the escape that triggered a massive manhunt

in northern virginia and the district has been indicted. the charges include bank robbery, burglary, escape, assault, and kidnapping. you overpowered a guard while being did at innova fairfax -- he overpowered a guard while being treated at innova fairfax in march. he was already in custody for robbing banks across northern virginia. he faces life in prison if convicted on all counts. new developments in the donovan hotel murderer northwest. the two women arrested pled guilty thursday. one of them said that she met david messerschmitt online and told him he was a man's -- he was a man. she agreed to meet him at the donovan motel where she stabbed him seven times and robbed him. she pled guilty to murder. her girlfriend pled guilty to conspiracy to commit robbery. metro has a draper showing an

increase of crime in the first quarter of 2015 compared with the same time last year. aggravated assaults jumped 32% most of them involving knives. robberies also increased, and bicycle theft went up 20%. more problems for metro is the federal government is putting the brakes on rail car upgrades. jeff goldberg explains what is holding up the rollout of hundreds of new cars. if metro is looking for writer supportive of new trains come it does not have to look far. >> they need to be updated. >> some of the trains are really old, they smell. jeff: they have a plan to purchase 220 state-of-the-art 7000 series subway cars, but it's now on hold as the federal transit at a missed ration is not sold on the idea. the cars would add to a fleet of 520 on order and eight trains currently in service. >> the new ones are really nice. : jeffjeff: but be just cannot be

approved without approval of the fta, which say they are still years life on the expected lifespan of the current cars. >> i think they are in good condition. jeff: months after the fatal smoke incident at l'enfant plaza and service problems, metro is dealing with another setback and this is time sensitive. the price of the new 7000's is locked in with the manufacturer, kawasaki, but that agreement only lasts until july. a spokesperson for the fta says they understand metro is under deadline and needs a mansur soon. metro's hopeful ash and needs an answer soon. metro's hopeful that comes before their next board meeting. kellye: d.c. officials are looking at building a gondola

over the river. the city budget includes $35,000 to study the proposed system. the study is expected to cost $200,000. $130,000 of private funding is in place. $35,000 will have to come from arlington county. coming up next, the free range parents defending themselves. the fight to raise their kids their way and how recent charges are affecting the family. devon: another hot and humid day sunday. then we have rain chances arriving.

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kellye: you have probably heard of the montgomery county parents advocating for free range parenting. john protective services drop the charges -- child protective services drop the charges of one of two incidents, and for the first time the family gave an interview together on "good morning america." kimberly: the family do not exactly sit down for the interview. the six-year-old and 10-year-old were moving the way their parents want. facing fears while exploring the world. >> yes there is a risk of being abducted, but at what cost?

kimberly: they are relieved that one child neglect charge was dismissed. meantime, they are fighting publicly not only for their rights to raise their kids their way, but other parents, too. >> it's tragic when children are taken away from parents when the situation does not warrant it. kimberly: their children are learning tough lessons after being picked up by the police. their daughter says free range playing is worth the risk. >> we enjoy our freedom. we don't get bossed around by our parents. kimberly: the right to move freely matters deeply to their dad. >> you do that, you may succeed. kimberly: their mother argues that parents fail when we overestimate danger and underestimate our children. kellye: a statue in the

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kellye: an update on a story the president of new england donated money to replace the

statue of lucille ball in new york. it sparked controversy for looking nothing like her. the artist has apologized. thursday morning, jummy olabanji helps the element picked works its way through arlington. she carried it around the pentagon before handing it off. the rich will travel through all 48 states and the continental u.s. before it arrives in los angeles this july. this winter has dumped in historic amount of snow in new england, and some of the snow piles are just now melting. "the boston globe" reports 175 foot --one 75 foot tall snow mound is a pile of trash and traffic cones. after six weeks of work, crews say they have removed about 85

tons of debris. from one problem to the other. devon: i thought that was a distant memory. kellye: not that easily. devon: and all the kids saying, that's where my bizarre. kellye: discovering long-lost items. devon: we eventually have the slow moving cold front from the west, the real-time temps right now, low to mid 70's. it is almost midday, almost into sunday, and we still have the heat. these are more like temperatures for july, august, the middle of summer. the humidity is responsible for holding the temperatures up. the comparisons, the big cold front. 46 chicago, that is right now. that is cold even for chicago this time of year. there are even freeze warnings

in upstate michigan, wisconsin but still freeze warnings are ridiculous. this system is the one responsible for all this flooding. that is moving out. center of heat and humidity is forcing to the north and the slow movement from the front. sunday night into monday, late sunday night, monday this eases in, more into monday night and tuesday full stop sunday morning, if you are up early the crack of dawn, about 70 degrees. widely isolated storms are possible, 10%, 20% chance tomorrow. storms fire up along the cold front, the opportunity of moving in tomorrow evening, late tomorrow night, but it will be scattered. we will just have to watch and monitor and track it coming in. it is really all about the heat and humidity coming in, near 90 degrees. monday, the front eases in, more

widely scattered storms during the day. monday night, the storms come together and everybody should get a lot of rain, embedded thunderstorms. still warm because the front has not completely passed, mid 80's the highs, warmer when you factor in the humidity. tuesday is when we start to drop into the cooler air. there are some indications, you saw how cold it was in the midwest, the freeze warnings in upstate wisconsin, 46 chicago the forecast models are having a tough time showing the trend. we are going into the upper 70's right now, but indications may be colder. it is a wait and see. kellye: we will do exactly that. coming up, 7 on your side gets involved in gets answers.

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