kimberly: erin wants to know exactly what is going to rain this week. josh: fortunately, not tomorrow. we finish out the weekend dry. later in the week, the better chance. in mind that it will be a little windy sunday, in the 90's, still hot. the seven day forecast, dry monday, another great day. tuesday and wednesday, spotty thunderstorms. a better chance thursday and into friday. looking forward to next weekend, planning in advance, it looks really nice, lots of sunshine, low 80's. the sunshine settles in. kimberly:

kimberly: new attacks tonight in the race for the white house, trumpuck campaign -- campaign reportedly trying to keep some information out of the democrats' hands. gloria: a return to form for donald trump. >> use a stone cold loser who choked. gloria: he came out blasting his critics in florida. >> i don't think he knows what masonic gymnast is. comment aimed at mitt romney, who joined other gop leader in calling donald trump's words racist. >> trickle-down racism, bigotry, misogyny. although these things are extraordinarily dangerous. gloria: he may not

high-profile republican to look elsewhere. sources say that big-time donor and hewlett-packard ceo meg whitman may be backing hillary clinton. and trump's attorneys are scrambling to block the release of your recording in a deposition lawsuit for trump university. the clinton campaign already targeting the lawsuit, releasing rody-style infomercial for the university. trump is a loud, nasty, thin skinned fraud. senator elizabeth war met with the presumptive democratic nominee friday, fueling speculation that clinton is looking at her as v.p. an escalating war of words on the campaign trail. gloria riviera, abc news, washington. kimberly: 7 on your side

covering metro ghost towns, band and construction sites at east falls church and vienna metro stations, sitting empty for months. sam sweeney went to metro for answers. ds strangle the barricade fence outside of the construction site. stand still, and nobody ever seems to be working here. it is the same situation at the vienna metro station, another unfinished, halted construction site. >> this construction site has been going on since last year, and it's ultimately stupid. sam: this person rides metro daily. this is not first time she has wondered what's going on here. >> they could build the whole building in the time that it has taken to do this. sam: last spring, metro ripped up this site. some of it has been finished, promisedarea, metro's

dormant. we did our own experiment. we came out several times over the last couple weeks. today, thursday morning, 9:00 a.m., the sun is shining -- a prime opportunity to be working. nothing once again. how often do you see construction workers here? >> i've seen them twice in the last six months. >> not very often. >> never. sam: we asked to metro. they said the contractor has had issues with the performance and they have gone through five project managers. the overall work has not met the true standards. >> my feeling is we are paying for something that is languishing. sam: work on the 600,000 other project i

correcting the issue. including poorly laid contract. -- including poorly laid concrete. until then, there is no timeline. it isly: coming up -- coming to the national cathedral, and a change some say is long overdue. josh:

kimberly:

are coming to the stained glass windows at the national cathedral. representations of the confederate flag will be removed. work is supposed to start by the end of this summer. the changes come nearly a year after south carolina's governor order the confederate flag removed from the statehouse triggered by deadly shooting at a black church in south carolina by a white suspect known for embracing the image. once the glasses removed, it will be the centerpiece of a national conversation about racism in the church. meantime, we now know the entity of a man shot by officers yesterday at dallas airport. 29-year-old sean diamond is accused of assaulting his former girlfriend and vandalizing her car outside of the terminal. the dramatic scene unfolded outside of the airport. [gunshots] reporter:

released surveillance video shows sean diamond's ex-girlfriend dropping him off at the airport. she appears to toss his close on the streets. traffic cone and starts breaking her windows. diamond was fresh out of jail. he drove from maryland tuesday to confront his ex, intentionally crashing into several trees. at the airport, an officer intervened, drawing his gun. a second pulled his taser. diamond charged them both with rocks in his hands, prompting the officers to fire. >> get down, get down! [gunfire] reporter: ignoring the officers warnings, diamond runs at them again. >> witnesses reported that the suspect came at the officers and said you will have to shoot me. reporter: the

in front of a crowded airport. within minutes, cell phone video appeared online. investigators are still looking at the use of deadly force, but they say the video tells much of the story. >> the tactics they used were quite appropriate. kimberly: the officer who shot diamond is on paid administrative leave. diamond is hospitalized in stable condition. josh: coming up, we will time out the thunderstorms for the week. the forecast coming up.

kimberly: taking flight, liberty, one of the two eaglets, flew from his nest tree at the arboretum this morning. his father was not far behind. and the whole thing was caught on tape. cheryl: these babies were born to fly. first, freedom flu sunday, liberty joined their sibling this morning. >> i'm confident they can hold it when it is time for them to leave the nest. cheryl

story of seeing the eagle. >> standing in the median, i was blown away. just proudly, like a little man. cheryl: we have enjoyed the journey on the eagle cam, hatching back in february, four days apart. then they were given patriotic names. and now we watch them prepare to leave the nest. visitors to the national arboretum can walk up to a certain point. a fence holds them back several hundred feet from the tree that holds the nest. the nest is about 100 feet in the air. the parents have been delivering food like fish from the anacostia river. freedom returned after a few days, but liberty is still, well, enjoying the freedom. they wereber when endangered, and to see them come back is exciting. eryl: the females are

which harvey finds empowering from her close encounter a few years ago. >> i really felt like that eagle gave me the power to handle situations in my life. cheryl: at the national arboretum, cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kimberly: what a great interview. josh: just so excited, and i love that she felt empowered by it. kimberly: connected to the majesty of these birds. josh: and they really are, especially when you consider the size. kimberly: i love the way they put the cameras right up there. it's so special. josh: amazing. kimberly: although they do not take the names that we wanted. josh: but they are still good. there still hanging around 80's. 79chester 81, luray 81, frederick, 75 manassas. ow 80's in d.c. not a great ni

few times overnight. if you have the windows open, hopefully you have a nice fan going. just a few clouds in maryland, that is about it. otherwise, we have dodged the rain today. there was a 30% chance of rain today, and we were expecting more firing off in pennsylvania and it.com together. we had the humidity and the daytime heating, but not enough lift in the atmosphere. good news is we stay dry for all the events today comes just a few isolated showers near hagerstown, martinsburg, but that was about it. now that we have gone through dayhottest and most muggy today, the cold front drops through. before it gets here, we have plenty of heat building in. we are still back in the 90's. the differences, it will be windier tomorrow and also not quite as humid. those two things i think will make it feel bet

we are looking at very warm temperatures. overnight lows, a few places in the upper 60's. most of us are in the mid, upper 70's. tomorrow's highs, not quite as warm. further north and west, hancock 84, 83 hagerstown, 86 charles town. towards ashburn, close to 90 degrees. around the sea, many of us will be in the 90's -- around d.c. pasadena 90, 87 annapolis, 88 bowie. along moste hall, 92 of interstate 95 further south. mid 80's for the shenandoah valley. 92 culpeper. heat returns, but not quite as muggy. for the pride festival tomorrow, inn until 4:00, we peraak the 90's, but less muggy

will feel better. if you have sunday and it plans come in search to feel really nice after 9:00. overall looking good as we head into the sunday evening. monday is a great day, starting your 60, cool and refreshing. 84 the high, mostly sunny skies. tuesday, chance of thunderstorms. just a 30% chance tuesday and wednesday. not raining for everybody. the more likely day with rain is thursday. we dry out just in time

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kimberly: some called him big or other, some called him father, many called him the greatest. friday, friends, family, and fans of muhammad ali had a chance to say goodbye. reporter: thousands lined the streets of louisville for the funeral procession that and it at the cemetery, where he was laid to rest. there were no barriers. fans placed their hands on his threw flowers, and chanted. the memorial service for muhammad ali was not just islamic. speakers came from across the religious spectrum and guests from all corners of the world, to remember the greatest. >> he predicted the round that somebody

he was funny. he was beautiful. he was the most perfect athlete you ever saw, and those were his own words. reporter: inside the arena, his family and friends said that is exactly how the heavyweight champ would have wanted people to come together, peacefully. >> he wanted us to use his life and death as a teaching moment for young people, for his country, and for the world. >> we love you so much, daddy. until we meet again, fly, butterfly, fly. >> we should honor him by letting the world know, as he did. god bless you. kimberly:

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kimberly: when it comes to keeping passwords secure, you would think people have learned their lessons, right? verily not. -- apparently not. a massive twitter heist revealed that the most common password was the always tricky "123456." more than a thousand of them had that password. that is all that my voice can give tonight. you do the rest. josh: hopefully those a

followers and not too much. the temperatures are very warm for us around the metro. 79 herndon, falls church as well. 77 further south in springfield. the big take away tonight, it is not like july heat and humidity, but it is still going to be muggy through the overnight hours. we are tracking not a lot going on in the surrounding metro, the satellite and radar. we have to zoom out wider to find anything, and it's just extra cloud cover. the only showers today really cross through, just hanging around pennsylvania, the panhandle of west virginia, and just off to the west, hagerstown. otherwise, cloud cover, and we dodged the rain today. tomorrow, you will see a bit more cloud cover popping up. the other thing is the wind bars. the streamlines show where the wind is coming from.