kimberly: dozens of people in need of a medical attention at a parade in the district. a woman jumps from an overpass on 295. a good samaritan ends up in the hospital along with her. what a man did that landed him in jail. >> they were injured, malnutrition, thirsty, dehydrated. pet resort stay at a turns into a nightmare for the owner's three dogs. now they are demanding answers. the news starts right now. now, abc seven news at 6:00, on your side. kimberly: did you get outside today? it was a scorcher. meteorologis

the first look at the forecast. we go straight from winter to summer, no in between? exactly. last weekend we were stuck in the 50's. at the beach, 69 degrees in ocean city. theou decided not to go to beach this weekend, we got a taste of summer closer to d.c. in the district, 90 frederick in leesburg, 88 manassas, and most of us are dry. rainnly place we have right now is pennsylvania, a few showers popping up along the the blue ridge, but closer to the district, blue skies pretty much all day. 6:00,rees this evening at 80 at 8:00. it is a warm and wonderful evening. the rest of the weekend, we are talking about what is now tropical storm bonnie. the latest on that, where she is going, and what it

sunday and monday, memorial day, coming up. kimberly: more trouble for metro, at this hour, a fire shut down service near arlington national cemetery this afternoon. say that blues line service is suspended between rosslyn and pentagon city. reported a small fire near the train's wheels. services requested bus to transport stranded passengers. we will bring you the latest updates as soon as they are available. right now is the unofficial start of summer and it has some of us feeling the heat. live in northwest d.c., where fire crews responded to a group of people. they had some heat related emergencies today? yeah, absolutely, it all happened at sixth and ames street northwest. right where i'm standing is where the ambulance crews treated parade goers, trying to cool them down,

more than 30 people treated on site for heat-related emergencies after a parade. >> people started to feel the effects of the heat and humidity and they needed medical attention. amy: six people were taken to the hospital in noncritical conditions. to stay hydrated, which is something we always tell people when they come out of the heat. keep yourself safe. amy: he was marching in the parade. >> i'm from charleston, and it's still hot. >> it was fun, but also very exhausting. about 2000 people marched in the parade. based on the number of potential patients, we had additional ems units, including our

force. fire crews stress the importance of drinking plenty of water and staying hydrated before you come into the heat. live in northwest d.c., amy aubert, abc 7 news. are following a developing story from southeast. the police say that one man is in jail following a bizarre incident on i-295. after 6 a.m., a man and woman were driving on the road when the car came to a stop. the woman hopped out, then jumped off the pennsylvania avenue overpass. a good samaritan came by to help, then the male driver showed up, flashed a gun, and it went off. nobody was shot, but the boyfriend is accused of hitting the good samaritan with his car. both the good samaritan and woman were treated at the hospital. local family is demanding answers tonight after a tragedy struck during their dog's trip to a pet resort.

home, and the family says the other two who were returned are sick. richard reeve is following that story. richard: the family dropped off their three dogs back on may 19, at this dog facility. things have changed. one of those dogs is dead, the family trying to find out what happened here. now prince george's county police and animal control are investigating. philly are safe at home now. >> you would trust someone with your dogs who are loving, sweet, innocent. richard: cell phone video one week ago show something different. sasha appears reluctant to get up, soars on her face, even a broken tooth. >> a were injured, malnutrition. >>

philly is ok, but appears afraid and jumpy. one of her dogs was found dead. all of this happened after they dropped their pets off that axiom pet resort in clinton. >> i started crying. richard: for several days, they checked by phone on the dogs' status. on the 23rd she stopped by, found the dogs in rough shape and hugo was missing. >> we came back to check on them, two were injured and one was gone. richard: john fields, who identified himself as the manager said that hugo escaped after a worker left gate open. the worker has been fired and there was nothing malicious here, they say. >> for someone to actually physically hurt and animal is like hurting your own kid. we want answers. richard:

axiom says that it is butng all the vet bills, the family would like to know what happened. them has an attorney and family is considering hiring one as well. live in clinton, richard reeve, abc 7 news. kimberly: richard, thank you. in the district, memorial day weekend is not just for enjoying the polls and beaches. it is to honor the brave men and women who have died for a countries. and for 500 kids, it is about honoring their personal heroes. families ofupports fallen military service members held their third annual program. children of the fallen came out for fun, music, and games in southwest. and they participated with their mentors, a current or former military member. >> it is not just going overseas and picking up a rifle. it is about families ki

kimberly: they have offense planned all throughout this weekend. good news for water lovers of the district, the unofficial start of the summer means it's time to hit the pool. pools8 of the district's officially open today. mayor muriel bowser splashed in yesterday in southeast. ols will be open from noon until 6:00 monday. coming up next -- a dramatic water rescue in the midwest. floodwaters rise. why it emergency crews say that danger is far from over. violent on turning the west coast, dozens ending up in jail. presidential candidates are now speaking out. plus a legal victory for johnny depp.

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kimberly: now the race for the white house and no break for one of the candidates this weekend. devin dwyer has the latest from the campaign trail, including fallout from anti-trump protests. bernie sanders the only candidate on the campaign trail this holiday weekend. moste sanders: what is important is that we have the strong as candidate out there who will not only defeat mr. trump but demolish mr. trump. devin: sanders was not the only one talking, the likely republican nominee addressing this. protests erupting outside of his friday night speech in san diego, trump making a police report.

event just miles from the border with mexico lasted hours until t rump left the stage. the police decked out in riot gear had to beat back protesters, resting 35 people. donald trump: we are going to build the wall. the backlash not stopping trump from proposing his border wall. into theump: he shouts microphone and it drives everybody crazy. clinton also in california, saying she is ready to take on trump. hillary clinton: we don't need a bully in the white house. bernie sanders still calling for a debate with trump even though trump said no. bernie sanders: for a guy who changes his position so many times, i

change it one more time and say yes. trump -- more on years inhe driest five history, donald trump told the crowd of california yesterday, "there is no drought." have a water we problem that is so insane, so ridiculous, where they are taking the water and shoving it out to sea. kimberly: he appears to be reformed to disputes between farmers and the government over water rights and wildlife protection. despite above average rain and snow from el niño, severe to exceptional drought continues for most of the state. from too little rain to too people are missing after another round of heavy rains in the southern plains. an 11-year-old boy was swept away by a swollen creek in wichita, kansas. two people have died, three are missing in tas

occurred in houston, the same area that was hit with record flooding just a few weeks ago. developments from hollywood, where family and friends are defending johnny depp against claims that he abused his estranged wife. they say that depp is not capable of hurting anyone. yesterday the judge granted her a temporary restraining order but did not request for $50,000 per month in support. >> amber tells us these incidents were not isolated and that similar things happened in the past. 's attorney said there are no basis for the claims. she filed for divorce monday. still ahead -- your next can of coca-cola will look different. the iconic showed

kimberly: we are going to take a look at the weather situation. josh: it is great this evening. is tomorrow afternoon, the rain is going to start to move in. we get the sunshine this evening and the rest of this evening. a nice look from the torpedo factory, looking over the river, a lot of folks enjoying the day. 84 degrees, cooler on the water. with the humidity today, it feels warmer for many of us. the heat index at the height was closer to 91 degrees come a few places still in the 90's. largo 87, but still very warm numbers through the evening, barely a cloud in the sky. zoom way out to talk about what is going on with tropical storm bonni b

this will bring cloud cover and a chance of rain as we work our way through the rest of this weekend. 40 miles per hour, barely a tropical storm. the storm itself is not coming for us. still spinningn, off the coast of south carolina, but it brings a lot of moisture our way. we will notice the cloud cover tomorrow and the chance of rain. the rest of this evening, dry, no big deal. sunshine,orning, some clouds build income a chance of rain shows up just after lunch time, from the south working its way to the north. comesaviest of the rain over, sunday night into early monday morning. of usday morning, a lot will have drier weather takeover. most of the rain will be further off the east coast come at the beaches just a few pop-up showers and thunderstorms late in the day. great weather for the nats. the 70's. pitch, in tomorrow

watching for rain in the afternoon and evening. the morning should be dry. a chance of thunderstorms tuesday, getting back to the week, drier weather wednesday and thursday, and another chance of rain and thunderstorms heading into next weekend. kimberly: but in the morning it will be dry? josh: the morning is looking good, sunshine to start it off, and then it goes downhill. kimberly: things are going great for the maryland men. robert: not too bad. the maryland women took care of business last night. the men were at it today.

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shot for the hole in one, and even a miss will do something good for people in the community. tennis, serena had to battle through a 2.5 hour rain delay. serena won the first set and eventually won the long tie-breaker in the second set. 7-6.advances 6-4, the oklahoma city thunder have a chance to close it out against the warriors, tip-off tonight at 8:30. kimberly: close it out? robert: close it out. you have some oklahoma city history. kimberly: i did, i work there. amazing people.

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kimberly: metro officials say the blue line has real band after a small fire shut down service near arlington national cemetery this afternoon. metro officials say service was briefly shut down between rosslyn and pentagon city. crews put it out. one person was injured. that stretch of the blue line is back open. if you thought you had a tough time going to school in the snow, these kids scale a 2000-foot cliff to make it to class on time. a photographer shot this video of the sky rider the children use. the photographer noticed there are almost no safety railings anywhere. you should see robert. robert: my gosh. soda companyiconic wants you to know that they are proud to be american. coca-cola

new design, celebrating 70 years partnering with the uso. it will promote the campaign to connect, sponsored by the uso. they are trying to get one million messages of support to members of the army. if youad over to uso.org would like to purchase those. climbing that latter, you really have to want to learn. who thought to put the school up there? robert: some genius. kimberly: it was smoking hot today, cool tomorrow? josh: not quite as warm tonight. day, the parade downtown, looks like it be drying out in time for things to kick off at 2 p.m. drier weather the second half of memorial day. the rest of the weekend, watch out for rain moving in starting in the afternoon tomorrow, monday morning, and then drier weather. kimberly: thank you for joining us.

welcome to "world news tonight." rivers rising and now tropical storm bonnie taking aim this holiday weekend. record rain triggering deadly flooding. the high-water rescues and the trail of damage. and now millions of beach-goers on alert. lightning strikes a birthday party, and a kid's soccer game, dozens of children hurt. they said he was dead. >> it was pretty disheartening reading that you had died in the government's eyes. >> thousands of vets cut off from benefits, forced to prove they are actually alive. on this memorial weekend, we get answers from the v.a. the biggest indy 500 ever and the driver preparing for a comeback after surviving this the last time. a hiker who slipped and fell over the falls, 70 feet down.