[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. anchor: two t i drift in the atlanticeens -- teens adrift in the atlantic. donald trump starting one controversy after another. >> now abc 7 news at 6:30, on your side. anchor: in montgomery county a man attacked because of a parking spot. kevin, this was a fight that turned violent in the blink of an eye. kevin: absolutely. the victim says he was backing his pickup truck into a parking space when the suspect drove

right into the same spot. the two men could not make peace and that is when police say miller went on the attack baseball that in hand. two cars, one parking spot. the motive for an alleged his outback steakhouse in silver spring. police say driver david miller on his horn, shouted foul language, and then grabbed a wooden baseball bat from inside his car and used it to repeatedly clock the other driver over the head. according to court records, the victim had led all over his face ears, hands, and chest. one eye was swollen shut. paramedics rushed him to the hospital. miller said he swung himself

defenses. a number of witnesses strongly disagreed. you don't buy the story? >> no. reporter: this is miller potts rockville home. he chose to not share his side of the story. neighbors are stunned by the alleged parking lot pummel. >> wow, that's real shocking to me. i've never seen that side of him. reporter: today i also called miller posit defense attorney, who told me by phone she thought this was not a new story and proceeded to hang up. miller faces up to 35 years in prison. evan lewis, abc 7 news. anchor: a young child alive tonight thanks to frederick police and fire crews. someone noticed an infant locked insi the car was off, it's windows

rarely cracked. when crews pulled the child they said the child was covered in sweat and was hot to the touch. they called and found that child's guardian. he has been arrested and charged with neglect. a howard county woman recovering tonight after a truck slanted to her apartment. police say the 40-year-old was trying to back his car from a covert spot and he kept hitting a support role and a short time later drove his truck through the sliding glass door of the apartment. the man ran off to get help all crews worked to shore up the building foundation. he was arrested when he got back to the scene. the woman is in stable condition tonight. tonight the body of a second voter has been pulled from the water in baltimore. that note ran into a concrete abutment on baltimore's key bridge.

this was right around 3:00 this morning. anne arundel first alert reported this, posted it on their facebook page. you can see the boat was heavily damaged. six other people are still in the hospital and there is no word on what caused the wreck. the search continues for two missing fishermen in florida. the coast guard found the boat but there is no trace of the 214-year-olds on it. they were last seen friday afternoon, likely attempting to sail to the bahamas and back on their own. families say the boys are skilled voters. -- boaters. tomorrow we are looking ahead to some rain. devin? reporter: already tracking showers, possible thunderstorms. stormscan shows more stubby storm activity is north and west of washington.

stormwatch 7 live doppler isolated showers that popped up today. a closer view, a couple isolated showers earlier howard county. the showers that have been there quick to pop up and quick to rain themselves out. temperature wise it is hot today. 91 is the official high. dew point temperatures, the yuck has returned. it feels more like 95 now into washington. we have seen this pattern before, we had at the last three weeks. a chance of afternoon, evening thunderstorms. tuesday and wednesday the hottest days. our complete forecast a few minutes away. anchor: investigators are zeroing in on the cause of that

massive fire, 14 stories above the las vegas strip. no official cause yet, but they think a cigarette started the blaze at the cosmopolitan hotel. fake palm trees and cabanas went up in flames and it took 110 firefighters nearly 30 minutes to put it out. >> you turned around and the whole thing was on higher. -- fire. anchor: every floor above the pool deck was evacuated as smoke took over the hotel. a least one person was hospitalized and treated for smoke inhalation. tomorrow a step forward after that devastating fire at harpers ferry. business adjusters are heading into those eight edited buildings since the three alarm blaze broke out on thursday morning. eight historic businesses were destroyed. president obama is now in ethiopia, making him the first u.s. president to visit that

country. mr. obama arrived in ethiopia today following a visit to his father's homeland. human rights activists have criticized the visit because of ethiopia's record of cracking down on dissenters. donald trump is no stranger to controversial comments, but a new poll today shows him leading the crowded gop field. as jeremy roth found out, that is causing some members of the party to worry. reporter: donald trump is leading the pack. in a new poll, 18% of republicans surveyed said they want trump to be the nominee for president. jeb bush came in second. trump called into cnn's "state of the union". donald trump: they are seeing me as not outside the union because i'm leading the polls. reporter: trump's controversial

comments on undocumented immigrants and senator john mccain have pushed other republicans to fight back. >> as we have come to see the real donald trump, i have some real problems with that great -- that. what he is seeing and doing is not necessarily moving the cause of can serve it is him or word -- conservatism forward. >> the name-calling needs to stop trade we have got to remember what ronald reagan taught us, his 11th commandment, thou shall not speak ill of another republican. reporter: even though some called for trump to drop out of the race 52% of republicans want trump to stay in. jeremy roth, abc 7 news. anchor: coming up, celebrating the silver line. the free party.

anchor: right now people are celebrating one year of the silver line. metro is hosting a free party that started at 6:00. the party continues tonight when metro shows the popular movie "despicable me close out on an outdoor screen with free popcorn. that starts at 8:45 to metro is giving you free rides to and from dulles airport today and tomorrow. it leaves from the wheelie rest in east metro station. the smithsonian smashing an online funding goal. we first told you about the reboot the suit effort yesterday on abc 7 news but now diane cho is showing you the part of the campaign you have not seen.

[inaudible] reporter: for the first time, the smithsonian's journey to crowdsourcing to raise money to put neil armstrong's space suit back on display. as of sunday afternoon, the reboot the suit campaign has raised more than $535,000 reaching its goal in five days. >> the suit was on display for 30 days. in 2006 we decided it needed to take a rest. reporter: the space suit has been tucked away in a climate controlled environment, kept at about 60 degrees with low humidity in an effort to keep the suit intact. kathleen lewis says the suit itself is made up of about a dozen types of materials with as many as 21 layers. >> these are synthetic materials.

synthetic plastics have a shelf life of about 50 years. reporter: this it will be part of a temporary display in 2019 then moving to a larger exhibit called destination moon a year later. >> the apollo 11 flight will be the centerpiece of that exhibit. that is the culmination of man's exploration of the moon. reporter: the museum plans on scanning the suit in 3-d. >> we are going to map everything that happened to the suit since neil armstrong walked on the surface of the moon and we will be able to monitor it over the next generation great reporter: the campaign was so successful that the fundraising goal has been raised to $700,000. in the newsroom, diane cho, abc 7 news. anchor: tonight we are tracking some storms. who is seeing some rain and what it means to your monday morning commute, that is next.

anchor: some extremely hot weather is headed our way. reporter: the heat and humidity already felt the return. goodby two chances of that rain and possible thunderstorms. -- could be chances of that rain and possible thunderstorms. we need the rain. but we can stay away from the extreme heat. 91 felt as hot as 97. you can see towards little rock arkansas, tupelo mississippi extremely hot and humid. heat advisories, excessive heat warnings, that is criteria even higher than heat advisory criteria.

it could be here midweek trade cold front, numerous showers and storms. the short-term information it could mean light showers of those fading storms tomorrow morning. as the front comes route, there could be more showers and thunderstorms during the daytime hours. that looks to be the first day of that extreme heat. let's restart, start back now and give you the same forecast a much closer view for it. 7:00 and those storms over pennsylvania being forecast to show light showers on civil through the morning rush-hour. most forecasts have that in. but be pushing out by the time you get to the clock to 7:00 -- 6:00 to 7:00. lows tomorrow, 70 degrees. we are going to go to a hot and

humid afternoon. more cloud should limit temperatures tomorrow, anywhere from midday afternoon, evening the fading front will coeme in. that will be the chance for heavier rain on monday. temperatures under 90 degrees but high humidity still makes it feel like mid 90's. it's talk more about the heat and the humidity. could be pushing low to mid 90's. humidity could feel more like upper 90's. that is the start of this potential excessive heat. wednesday and thursday looking to be the hottest days. could be looking at a heat index combination of 105 plus. that could mean more heat advisories. at least the excessive pete will break thursday night. -- heat will break thursday night. the longest stretch yet, possible 90 degrees great -- deg rees. anchor: we were expecting a win

from the nats, once we? reporter: should be 162-0. the nationals head south after a weekend in the still city.

reporter: pittsburgh is a great city with a great ballpark, but i'm sure the natiy to get out of there. they wind up losing 3-4 to the pirates. top of the third, michael taylor gets the nationals off to a good start, goes the opposite way. just to the right of the ketchup bottle. 1-0 washington. but the pirates would take the lead and add to it eric neil walker center field, gone. 3-1 pittsburgh. nationals had a shot in the eighth grade bryce harper is

going to hit it hard but sean rodriguez will make a great stop. and the throw. the nets lose 3-1. they are off to miami to start a series on tuesday. orioles top of the first against tampa. brandon geyer dives and cannot get it. adam jones, j.j. hardy scores. 3-0 orioles. top of the fourth, caleb joseph the better. -- batter. two-run shot, orioles win 5-2. brewers and diamondbacks, laying out there and getting the speedy carlos gomez. that is just like brooks robinson, the orally of legend -- orioles legend. the baseball hall of fame discussions are usually more about who should not yet in that who is actually in. to of layers who deserve baseball's highest honor. craig biggio becomes the first

houston astro to enter the hall of fame. randy johnson, six-time cy young award winner played with montréal, so technically he's part of the nationals. pager martinez also inducted -- pedro martinez also inducted. john smoltz, 21 years, over 3000 strikeouts having fun with his legendary hall of fame pitching teammates. john: back when i had hair, we had the time of our lives. when i lost my changeup, they were there helping me to find it. when i lost my golf book, the prized treasure of what i have a i was the golf concierge, they looked tirelessly and helped me find it. recently i lost 20 pounds and they helped me find it. reporter: d.c. united to the first place. their lead has been shrinking.

they scored two goals in their last five. they face the rival philadelphia this afternoon. united down 2-0 in the first four minutes but came back. right now the game is tied at 2-2. nascar to brickyard, 400, kyle busch taking the checkered flag. busch is hot. that is his third straight cup win. nationals go to new york, miami. still 2 1/2 months to go. anchor: thank

anchor: when should we expect

this rain? reporter: most of us will get it tomorrow morning during the rush hour. they fade as the sun goes down tonight. we have a few isolated showers right now. new accident southwest of cumberland as well. nothing in the immediate metro. kelly, most of us will have morning rain that is light and steady but by midday afternoon evening, this fading cold front moves into the region. possible thunderstorms throughout the day, 60% chance. then comes behind heat humidity. anchor: we can't get a break here. reporter: we will continue to watch things. anchor: thank you for joining us and we hope to see you back here at 11:00.

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