leon: first, tens of thousands of motorcyclists in the area to on a rolling thunder. jennifer: honoring prisoners of war and those

bring in bikers from all over the country. leon: roz plater is covering the story. --: there are thousands [no audio] roz: they call it the sound of freedom, the roar and sounds of bikers rolling into d.c. over memorial day weekend. they come from across the country, veterans of war, family and friends, all here for the 29th rolling thunder. [bell tolls] roz: at the national all cathedral, the mourning bell sounds, honoring missing and lost veterans. and the blessing of the bikes kicks off the three-day event. the camaraderie this weekend helps heal some old wounds. >> it's a hard time, but we come down and talk

reminder that some are still struggling. i'm dealing with ptsd myself. it's getting better, but it's a different life. roz: the vets want to remind you who are.o.w. and mia's still unaccounted for, whose families never got closure. the government needs to do more. hopefully we will not be wearing the patches. a lot of what happens this symbols, andout there was a powerful symbol on the mall. a vigil at the vietnam veterans memorial. they had a lighted torch that they passed from person to person, each person holding it in talking about their sense of loss, a missing family member, and that person's sacrifice. this is a three-day event.

morning, early sunday morning, when the bikers line up at the pentagon, go across the memorial bridge, around the lincoln memorial to the vietnam veterans memorial, and that will be the end of the events. roz plater, abc 7 news. leon: important information that you need to know if you're heading downtown, to check out anything on the mall. plan for significant metro travel. as orange line is shut down, well as stations east of falls church and the silver line will be replacing services. there will be service delays on just about every line, with single tracking on lease over, blue, red, and green lines. this is the last weekend with real service after midnight. the safe track repair program begins june 3. steve: hot weather tomorrow with a lot of sunshine, highs in the upper 80's, near 90 degrees. if you're heading out to the nu

tomorrow, looks fantastic, lower 70's in the morning, though her 80's in the afternoon. 6:00 in the evening, about 88 degrees. in the tropics, this low pressure is likely to become tropical depression number 2, which will become tropical storm bonnie. storm and thehe impact coming up in just a few minutes. jennifer: thank you, steve. at metro, word of another violent crime on a metro train, in this case the victim said he was forced onto a train and robbed monday. tonight, the charges against a man were upgraded to first-degree sexual abuse. tom roussey is live in bethesda with the case. tom? we tell about this is just stunned about the allegations, and it all started at the bethesda station.

man to get on a train like this one. that began in ordeal that ended in not just a robbery but sexual abuse. >> that's not something i would even imagine what happened. at thed line riders bethesda station say they normally consider it safe, but monday afternoon, a man was forced onto a train at gunpoint. at the next nation, friendship heights, the suspect robbed him of a cell phone. forcingen accused of him off metro property where he was forced to participate in a sexual encounter. >> my family rides the train all the time. when i hear something like this happening, it's alarming. simons-year-old dominic is the suspect and he was not done breaking the law. soon after he robbed somebody at the van ness station. that is when he was caught. this

woman on a moving red line train last month. and as increased crime variety of technical problems that metro keeps facing. it makes you lose confidence in the metro system. metro promise to give out information about violent crimes the day they happen, unless it hurts an investigation. >> let the riders know what is happening. this is dangerous and critical to us. tom: the suspect in the latest case, simons, is not in montgomery county. ,e is in custody in the city but they are planning to extradite him to maryland because he is facing the most serious charges here. live in bethesda, tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: a prince george's county teacher is in custody, accused of sexually abusing a 17-year-old student. the teacher taught at forestvill e high school and he mi

school said, "we have placed him on leave without pay and will immediately seek termination." investigation happening now after a man shot a panhandler in the face with a bb gun. paul johnson, the driver, said that he, his wife, and two kids were stopped at a busy intersection when the man approached. johnson said the man was being pushy and try to reach in and open the window. we spoke with johnson today through a cracked front door at his apartment. >> once he crossed that limit, i felt threatened. i warned him a couple times. he did not back up. >> what did you do then? >> i shot him once. michelle: the panhandler was shot in the cheek. theanaged to write down license plate number, the police drove to johnson's home, where they also found a tomahawk stashed in his car. he is charged with assault. leon:

since milton was shot and killed and still no arrest. tonight, family and loved ones gathered to make sure that her life was not forgotten. richard reeve is live in southeast washington with the story. rich? richard: leon, this is a very busy intersection. and show you,er this is the gas station where icectly one year ago charn milton was killed, and her family is still looking for answers. >> we have to change the mentality here first! richard: a cry for justice from the father of charnice milton. community27-year-old reporter, was gunned down here one year ago. two gangtwere members who were beefing. one of them grabbed her, put her directly in front of him. richard:

of dirt ando groups atv riders were rolling by. toa parent should not have bury their child. richard: they believe the intended target used milton as a human shield. >> for everyone involved and this community, people need to say what they know. richard: family and volunteers are passing out leaflets, hoping and praying somebody will come forward. among the ms. sandra, whose daughter was shot to death two days before milton. >> we met each other at the funeral home. we were both preparing to bury our daughters. >> the least i can do is fight every single day to make sure that those who did this are brought to justice. richard: this is the pamphlet they were passing out. there is a $25,000 reward. they are hoping that so many

leon: breaking news from new york, a small airplane crashed into the hudson river. just before 11 p.m., the authority say they recovered the body of the pilot. the authorities initially said the pilot had survived with minor injuries. the airplane is a world war ii p=-47 thunderbolt. michelle: donald trump now says he does not want to debate democrat bernie sanders. the idea this week and sanders said he was up for it. money raised for the debate based on tv ratings would have been donated to charity. now, however, trump says he has no interest in debating the democrats' likely second-place finisher. instead he will wait to take on former first lady hillary clinton.

in riot gear arrested at least three people outside of a rally for donald trump in san diego. were told toople disperse but refused and were ultimately pushed by the police with batons and pepper spray. fights broke out between trump supporters and those against his campaign over his views on immigration. leon: a woman in custody tonight accused of buying, defrauding department stores of millions. federal authorities say she bought high-end handbags online, some costing $2000 apiece, then she would return the bag in a store and get a refund. but she was actually returning a fake version of the bag. the authorities found some 600 bags in her home when they raided and in arlington and arrested her yesterday. michelle: we have her nightmare stories about marathon lin

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michelle: it was a rough evening commute for people taking commuter train south from union station. dcn virginian halted rail traffic. , and freight trains were affected. metro was not. there were no injuries. leon: many of you heading to the airport this weekend thought to brace for long lines at airport security, getting to the airport between two hours and three hours early, but i have a plan to ease the process. after two

of three-hour-long lines, thousands of missed flights, travelers sleeping at the reports, tonight the start of summer in disguise was not a nightmare. in atlanta, the line was thin. chicago, the wait was just half an hour. additional officers and k-9 units, plus the airlines pitching in with workers, and a focus on the top 20 airports by a new tsa command center seem to be working. but will that be the same story going forward as we get record vacation travel? >> is this a summer of misery? >> think will be a summer of a lot of travel. leon: the best advice from the top man it tsa is to sign up for a trusted free check. know what you can carry and not carry. and the app will soon have official wait times posted at the airport. lawmakers have been calling for airlines to eliminate

encourages you to travel with carry-on bags. michelle: 7 on your side with health matters. we all know that too much salt is bad, but a new study suggests too little salt can be that as well. people who ate less than three grams of salt for day increase the risk of heart disease, stroke, and death. scientist looked from blood pressure readings from a number of for your studies. leon: forecasters expect this to be an average weekend. they were predicting up to eight atlantic hurricanes, including f our major ones. there are still a chance this season will be more active than normal. steve: daytime highs today, 88 degrees. right now we are at 76 at reagan national. a warm and somewhat humid evening across the mid-atlantic. right now, upper 70's leesburg, winchester 68.

cooler, they had some showers this evening. 77 fredericksburg, andrews at 74. overnight, scattered clouds, a little bit of faulk. mainly in the areas that had rain. -- a little bit of fog. the satellite and radar look like this. should remain dry the rest of the overnight, showers we had near hagerstown have fizzled out. that is good news. speaking of showers and rain, tropical depression number two is in the atlantic right now, which is likely to intensify to a tropical storm in the next 24 hours. once it intensifies, it will be named tropical storm bonnie and we will hear about it in the coming days especially as it makes landfall somewhere around south carolina during the day sunday. beachgoers to the outer banks of north carolina, once this makes fall, the ruby clouds ac

ocean city, rehobeth, do we, bethany. tomorrow afternoon, lots of sunshine, highs in the upper 80's, the wind out of the south. sunday, i wish i had better news. you will need the umbrella. in the morning, into the afternoon, likely to see a few showers, rumbles of thunder, and then cloudy skies monday, memorial day. upper 80's tomorrow, near 90. the heat index will make it feel hotter, with lots of sunshine, the wind out of the south. the delmarva beaches, middle 70's tomorrow, clouds and showers monday, upper 60's. going in the other direction, the mountains, 85 tomorrow, 79 sunday, monday get a chance of pop-up showers and thunderstorms. rolling thunder sunday, lower 80's, a few showers and thunderstorms popping up during the daytime hours sunday. sunday

the seven day outlook, the coolest day of the next seven will be memorial day with highs only in the middle 70's, but at least we get the sunshine back the middle of next week, high in the lower 80's, slightly above average this time of year. michelle: with a nice, warm weather, great for taking in a baseball game. robert: unless you are max scherzer. nats struggling, not a good night for the ace. and the maryland women going for national title number three.

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: baseball, max scherzer on the mound for the nats. only one bad inning, but sometimes that's all it takes. in the third, the bases-loaded, scherzer facing matt holliday,

1-0 st. louis. next batter, this is where gets bad, stephen bisciotti -- launches thisty one, grand salami. maryland women's lacrosse in the hunt for their third straight national title, semi final action against syracuse tonight. nch with the goal, her third of the half. the terps led 10-3 at the break. taylor cummings had a huge game, four goals. this one puts the terps up 16-6. maryland wins 19-9. they will face north carolina on the finals -- in the final on sunday. nba finals, lebron with a chance to close it out against the raptors. great ball movement by cleveland, jr s

don't use the head fake, never works. the cavs close it out. lebron james going to the nba finals now for the sixth 3-87.ght time, 11 wizards guard bradley beal maybe getting big money. to giverds are expected him the max contract that he has been asking for. as soon as the free-agent negotiation period begins july 1. instead of "you like that," it is "you think that." tok cousins is teaming up launch financial football, interactive money-management, with steny hoyer. they like that. hustle.t this sac

up, second to third, does not stop. and scoreso bases, the go-ahead run. saint albans wins. quarterbackavy keenan reynolds has been cleared by the secretary of defense, ashton carter, to play for the ravens, he was drafted in the sixth round. so lebron james keeps it going. okc, i find it really hard for them to beat a team that beat out the spurs. michelle: aura could be a repeat of last year. robert: that would be tough, too. from akron, not trying to build up the anticipation too high. let's talk about something that talks about, the unofficial start to summer.

>> 4, 3, 2, 1! leon: and with that, mayor muriel bowser kicked off pool season in the district. she took the plunge and southeast. the outd

there are 18 outdoor pools. this year, admission to the polls is free for d.c. residents. steve rudin was there to witness the plunge firsthand. i wish we had a loop of that in slow motion to show what again. steve: what are you talking about? michelle: you know.

michelle: tomorrow looks great. the rest of the weekend questionable? 10, sundayrrow is a if we, monday is a 5, ranked them. showers and storms possible sunday and monday. leon: thank you for joining us. jimmy kimmel live is next.

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