kellye: what is supposed to be a relaxing place for families turns into a crime scene. a deadly shooting near a rec center. new information about a pilot seriously hurt on her small plane crashed. and some parts of the area could feel like triple digits tomorrow. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now.

first, bullets fly outside of a rec center as families gathered nearby and are enjoying the outdoors. one person is dead as the police try to figure out what led to the violence. the shooting happened near the bradberry rec center ensued led, which is where roz later is standing -- roz plater is standing by with the details. roz: investigators have not released information about the victim more suspect, but people in the neighborhood say they knew each other and live not far from each other. the shooting happened at the rec center 5:30 sunday evening as the neighborhood was packed with families and kids. >> it was packed, football, basketball, people cooking up. they came out of the woods arguing and one shot the other.

investigators with the maryland national capital park police spent hours collecting evidence and trying to down suspect information. they also took several people into custody for questioning. >> we have a lot of witnesses. we have a few people of significant interest being interviewed. we hope that opens up some avenues in the investigation. roz: for now, the shooting has stunned the small tight knit community. >> i knew both of them. it's sad. i've been in the area 20 years and it's sad. violence has to stop. roz: the police believe there was a single shooter, but they are still questioning people that consider significant persons of interest. roz plater, abc 7 news. concernshere are new about violence in the district after a recent graduate of american university was shot and killed outside of a metro station last night near seventh and 0 streets northwest, not far

from the shaw-howard metro station. friends say that matthew shlonsky had just left a bar when shots were fired in the area and he was struck. city leaders are disturbed by the increase of crime. >> i cannot describe the loss, but you feel like everything is sucked out of you, especially somebody who was so kind and was an innocent bystander. >> there are incidents like this all over the city, but for all of our sakes we have to get it under control citywide. worked matthew shlonsky as a consultant at deloitte and used to be a congressional aide. for alice are looking pretty chrysler 300 that fled from the scene. restauranty county had a big mess to clean up after a car slammed into it. this was eddie's carry out in gaithersburg. nobody was hurt, the calls under

investigation. investigators have released the name of a prince george's county police officer who was involved in a deadly shooting in district heights. officer brian bell said that mainly attacked him when he responded to a car crash. he said thatmanley tried to grab his gun and it went off during the fight. investigators showed with underg that manley was the effects of opiates at the time of the shooting. a family member said he recently expressed suicidal thoughts. officer bell has been placed on routine administrative leave. a pilot isn't the hospital recovering after her small plane crashed behind homes in prince william county. it happened on looking glass court in bristow. jay korff has what we are learning about the investigation. jay: what is extraordinary as the airplane that crashed went

down in just right spot. just after 9:00 sunday morning, the 50-year-old pilot practicing approaches at the airport crash landed a single engine plane into way bristow neighborhood, only feet from homes. >> we heard a loud crash. it sounded like a truck drove into a car. jay: he saw fuel leading from the wing caught in the tree. amazingly, no homes were hit and the pilot sustained non-life-threatening injuries. moments before the crash, audio captures communication of the pilot. rate of 500imb at a feet or minute, climb. correction, climb to 1000 feet. >> i think i'm going to fast. >> it is a blessing she survived. jay: neighbors were relieved to hear their friend survived such

an ordeal. heare worst is when you that, now very happy. it does not happen all the time. jay: investigators say the pilot is recovering at an area hospital, the cause of the crash under investigation. jay korff, abc 7 news. kellye: a search plane spot at the wreckage of an indonesian passenger plane that disappeared with 54 people on board. rescue officials are not saying if there are survivors. the airplane went down in bad weather and a mountainous region of eastern indonesia. ministry saystion there is no indication the pilot made a distress call. new details on what caused yesterday's air travel meltdown on the east coast, the faa believes the problem may have originated with a software upgrade at its radar facility in leesburg.

the faa has disabled the new features while the investigation continues. nearly 1000 flights were canceled or delayed because of the problem. checking the weather right now, another warm evening, but don't expect any relief as we go to the work week. devon lucie is here with the first look at the forecast. devon: kellye, unfortunately you are right, it will be hot. the belfort furniture weather center, we reached the mid-90's. 90 four at reagan national, hagerstown and cumberland the but it felt5, hotter when you factored in the humidity. the real-time temperatures in the 70's. a few weeks back we were in the lower 50's, lower 60's. the dew point temperature, the best measure of the actual moisture in the air, the humidity, 72 in manassas, pretty humid. at the metro 69 will feel more humid, feeling hotter. it will feel like 93 in the

afternoon, widely isolated showers to the mountains to the west. monday will be the hottest day. we may have signs that the tuesday temperature will come down. the likeliest round of rain, and the entire seven-day forecast coming up. thank you. leaders across cultural member ring civil rights activist julian bond, who was 75. he was a major figure of the civil rights movement in the 1960's. he was a leader of the student nonviolent coordinating committee and a founder of the southern poverty ministry. he was also a chairman of the inside double -- naacp for more than a decade. actor morgan freeman is mourning the loss of his step granddaughter who was stabbed to death on the street in new york city. the 33-year-old was stabbed multiple times early this morning in washington heights.

a 30-year-old man has been arrested, but a motive has not been released. freeman released a statement that said, "the world will never know her artistry and how much she had to offer. her star will shine bright in our hearts, thoughts, and prayers." coming up -- something goes wrong during a airshow. what we are learning about a parachutist who collided with a team member. plus, donald trump's mouth getting him in trouble. and see news? send it to us.

kellye: a 17-year-old boy was killed at the stephen decatur community center in middle school. he was riding in a task field with other juveniles when it crashed. the others were not hurt. the police are looking into what

caused the crash. a second woman has died from injuries and a two vehicle crash in suitland at 1 a.m. on suitland parkway and silver hill road. three people were inside the car. they were taken to the hospital where two of them died. a person in the second car was taken to the hospital in stable condition. lawmakers will return to the state capital for a special session, the republican-controlled general assembly replacing terry newly up to pick for supreme court justice. lawmakers will also draw new congressional maps. if the general assembly and the governor cannot agree on the maps, federal judges may impose their own. more controversy for donald trump. activists and human rights groups slamming his plan to reform immigration. today, he called for deporting everyone in the u.s. illegally, no matter their age or how they got here.

trump: we have to keep the families together, but they have to go. they have to go. either we have a country or we don't have a country. kellye: they called the idea of deepening 11 million people dangerous. ump called a halt on green illegald reversing immigrants brought to the uss children. a member of the army's famed golden knights parachute team has died. he collided with another jumper during yesterday's chicago airshow. hood served 52 wars in iraq and afghanistan. of other jumper, a member the navy leapfrogged team, suffered a broken leg. has island railroad service been restored after a deadly crash on a roll road crossing. faa said the airplane left

from westhampton beach when the pilot reported a problem. it crashed about three miles from the nearest airport. the pilot was killed, the passenger injured. federal investigators investigating how a hot air balloon got caught on power lines in eastern pennsylvania. three people were hurt. after the balloon landed, the top fell over and touched a power line. a local photographer captured the final moments. that its very surreal happened like that. i had no idea that would happen. people all three suffered burns, one of them had to be resuscitated. two passengers live near baltimore. wildfires burning out of control in the western u.s. tonight. hundreds of homes and cabins threatened in oregon and washington state. some homes and businesses have

already burned down. the only way for some oregon homeowners to serve in their property is by boat. there are wildfires covering san francisco and l.a. a programming note for dish network customers come you will a few moretch wjla days. sinclair broadcast group, the station,mpany of this and dish have agreed to a short-term extension that will allow the station programming to broadcast on dish while they finalize a new retransmission agreement. if you have been watching us, you have heard it will be hot tomorrow. devon: it will be warm, so glad that you can watch us tonight. 94 washington. the high temperatures today, sunday from selected cities, see anybody hotter than us? neither do why. -- neither do i. 93, very hot in new york city,

boston blistering at 90. the temperature feels hotter than that when you factor in the heat index, the humidity. your bodyer to cool as efficiently when it is humid, which is why it feels hotter. real-time temps, 70. a few nights ago, we were in the 60's, into the 50's. the satellite and radar together, a weak front coming in . the front is fading, mostly about the heat and humidity. ,onday will be the hottest day tuesday, some questions. the batch of showers and storms over the south, limiting temperatures under 90 degrees in mississippi. there is a chance we can have the same thing here. tuesday, the exact same forecast come overnight tonight towards the morning, 60'scloser, mid to upper

in the morning, low to mid 70's downtown. tomorrow, of storms very slim chance of isolated showers, possible thunderstorm. the mountains and the west have a better chance, but only about 20%. monday will be the hottest day, 96, actual air temperature, feeling closer to 100. tuesday, more widely scattered showers and thunderstorms could be here. a mass of showers and cloud cover associated with rain could be here, thicker cloud, limiting temperatures. right now, still a lot of sunshine and widely scattered showers and storms. hot and humidstay now, but watch that closely because there is another opportunity for the temperatures to shift down, under 90 degrees. right now, we go 92, feeling like 95.

when you factor in the humidity, again, the heat index. chances, whenin it is most likely, we are getting dry. wednesday and thursday should have rain, looks like thursday is the best chance of rain. thatg it is dry, too, means ragweed. ragweed affects the most people, and it's right at the beginning when that kicks in. that may be what is making me feel not so great. kellye: >> and now the toyota sports

desk, brought to you by your local computer dealers. lou: redskins camp is essentially in the books with a scheduled practice tomorrow before going back to ashburn. thursday against the lions is

-- the next test for the redskins and robert griffin iii. , both goodned a lot and bad, something he expounded upon. there is more business, more ruthlessness, more backstabbing than you would expect. but at the end of the day, when you your helmet on, your shoulder pad, your cleats, you run on the field, it's still the same game. i do not expect the other stuff, but i think god has helped me grow in washington and i will be better in the future. the because they are on other coast, you do not get a chvre appreciation of how one play the lineup as for the world champion giants. strasburg, max scherzer, and today joe ross found out how potent the san francisco lineup

can be. bottom of the fourth, hunter pence turns on this, three nothing giants. bottom of the seventh, madison bumgarner, the opposing pitcher, help his own cause. he goes deep, his fourth homer of the season. he also had an r.b.i. double. nats drop their sixth straight, 5-0. the road trip continues in colorado tuesday. humanwilliams: it's nature, that said, we have to look at where we are at and what the big picture is. if we win games, we jump back into this thing. go,o have a lot of games to and we have to start on tuesday, play a good game, get that w, and go from there. lou: the orioles scored nine runs in the bay area, capped off

by this adam jones shot. nice catch in the bullpen, adam jones' second homer of the day. the orioles with 26 hits in the 18-2 pasting. when jason day became ill and fell apart during the u.s. open, many like myself wanted to see him when the major. quite honestly, his game and personality deserved it. day did not just sit on his final round lead, he blew away the competition. from 35 feet,7, and he sinks it. day was never in trouble today. taps it in for our from 18. overcome with emotion. he had many near misses, and finally breaks through. jason gives his dad a big hug. he was still choked up during his victory speech. jason: i did not expect to grow

up and be on the pga tour. it is an amazing feeling. i have worked on my game ever since i was a 12-year-old kid, essentially. crowd in front of a ki like this and when the pga championship is special. lou: at the verizon center, a big day for the point guard, 7-14, draining the three. ivory led the way with 23. the mystics win 77-69. and check this out, letting loose after practice. a little peanut butter and jelly dance. the redskins coming home to ashburn after tomorrow. you would like to see the entire robert griffin iii interview, go to our website, wjla.com. kellye: peanut butter and jelly.

scotty sports producer was getting down with a peanut butter and jelly. kellye: all i need is a good teacher. we will see. up, a return to d.c. airwaves.

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hot as today, 94, but it will feel hotter. tuesday, the clouds could limit the high temperatures. wednesday and thursday the likelier were rain days. eileen whelan will be tracking the rain chances.

kellye: presidential. the weekend looking for support at the iowa state fair. according to voters, there is a political tradition, this week and tradition took a backseat to donald trump. the iowa state fair, they are still buzzing about donald trump. >> there has not been anybody like him. i'no