leon: up first, one dead, 19 injured and a rush out or bus crash in alexandria. right now, the george washington parkway is still closed. alison: dramatic accounts of how good samaritans help during the

three people right now remain in critical condition. leon: richard reeve is live in alexandria and he has a look at what is happening right now. rich, what is the latest? richard: leon, this was a terrible crash. the impact was so strong that it killed one person. the authorities are trying to figure out how this could have happened. , thes a chaotic scene crash shutting down the gw parkway in both directions. that is the shuttle bus on the left side of the screen. just before 5 p.m., the northbound tour bus collided with a southbound passenger vehicle with two people inside. the impact sent both vehicles off the road, the bus flipped over, slid on the driver side, trapping the driver, and an unknown number of passengers. 18 passengers, plus the driver, had to be transported. we were critically injured. everyone on the bus including the driver are chinese citizens.

good samaritans and other drivers helped lift the bus off its side to help those who were trapped. >> these brave citizen stepped forward and help the people in their time of need. it was incredibly noble. richard: the authorities trying to determine if speed or alcohol are factors. all the people who happened upon the bus, possibly saved some lives. the gw parkway is closed south of stratford avenue. the authorities are hoping to find more witnesses and perhaps the good samaritans. live in alexandria, richard reeve, abc 7 news. alison: a reminder, be the first to know about breaking news and traffic trouble by signing up for text alerts at our website, wjla.com/text. leon: new developments in the orlando nightclub massacre, the fbie eye locked in -- the locked in on the wife of omar mateen

. she says she went with her husband to buy ammunition before the attack and even went to the pulse nightclub many times with him in the past. it is not clear if she knew that an attack was coming, but she has undergone a polygraph test. tonight, compelling tributes to the 49 people killed as survivors recount moments of horror. >> he was shooting people already dead on the floor. i was able to peek over and i saw him shooting everyone. >> it was very intense, someone doing when he was doing and laugh. dozens are still hospitalized, including three incredible condition -- three in critical condition. campaign tong support the victims and their nearing nearly $4 million. gathered at an emotional outpouring for those suffin

nationals park. it was newly significant because of the evidence in orlando. a short time later, a solemn vigil outside of the white house. its standing together in solidarity with those impacted by the tragedy. park.ussey live at nats tom: the game wrapped up within the last hour. the fans who got here early tonight, before the game, they saw a pregame ceremony that honored the victims from orlando. it was not originally supposed to happen that way, but the nets made changes to do that. several events going on in the area, including one of the white house. >> ♪ we shall overcome tom: the outpouring of support from d.c. continued outside the white house. this vigil organized by folks from a women's summit. the nationals also supported orlando in

the game with the cubs tonight had long been scheduled as the 12 annual night out, organized for lgbt fans. after what happened in orlando, the team decided to make changes to honor the victims. >> i think it's a great idea. we need to bring more awareness to it. by all means, let's do it. tom: we spoke with one man who helped unfurl a rainbow flag on the field. i'm puerto rican, and a lot of people who died there were from puerto rico looking for a better life. it's important to me because it closes -- touches close to my heart. the nats left 49 seats normally reserved for vip's empty as a tribute. >> that happen to all of us, and baseball understands that. i think a moment to recognize the victims is a generous

appeared to be a pretty big draw. even cubs fans came for this, a lot of folks to witness the pregame ceremony at nats park. reporting live, tom roussey, abc 7 news. . alison: here is a look at the washington, d c, on your side banner we are getting ready to send to orlando, completely filled up with positive messages from our good city. the banner will go to one organization called the center in orlando, which promotes and empowers the lg bd community and its allies. thanks so much to everyone who signed that. a list of questions remains tonight for stopped stay with on air and online for continuing coverage for updates around the clock at wjla.com. leon: a jury found andrew schmuhl

related to a 2014 home invasion in mclean. the victims were shot, stabbed, and shot, but they survived. schmuhl could spend the rest of his life in prison. his wife will stand trial in september for her alleged role in the attack. steve: pools are open and a lot of kids are out of school and it looked fantastic. tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies most of the day, some glimmers of sun early on, a few isolated showers mainly west of d.c., with the wind out of the west at 82 degrees. the day planner, 70's early in the morning heading off to work. the midday temperatures 80 degrees. clouds by dinnertime, scattered showers. heavier rain tomorrow night into the day thursday. more on that, plus what to expect father's day weekend coming up. alison: thank you, steve.

attempted abduction tonight that happened in stonewall park yesterday afternoon. she wastold officers walking with her son when a man tried to grab her. when she yelled, the suspect ran into the woods. there were no injuries, but if you have information, call the police. leon: the devastating toll of drug abuse in the spotlight. abc 7 has has spent months investigating. roz plater joins us now live in clifton, where a crowd gathered to help raise awareness about this. what happened there, ross? -- roz? roz: it was a three-hour town hall, folks watching a powerful film and parents hearing tough talk. kids aree said your pulling their money and they know exactly where to go to score heroin. four overdoses in the county saturday, another monday night. the

problem of heroin addiction in northern virginia. >> it does not care how old you are, what color you are. roz: at this high school, the messages it can happen anywhere. >> we had a situation and we need to educate the community. roz: a panel of experts said it starts with prescription drugs. once your doctor stops prescribing them and you are hooked, more people turn to heroin. it is cheaper and easier to get. now the problem has a new wrinkle, fentanyl, the drug that killed pop star prince. >> you can get it over the internet from china. roz: drug sales making it a much more dangerous combination. you cut heroin with fentanyl, it is 50 times more potent. roz: experts told parents to check their medicine cabinets, no the link which of the drug culture, monitor what is on your child's phone, and what online sites they are surfing, and get he

anybody who know somebody who is using opiates like that, we highly recommend they get training and learn how to administer a drug that can reverse the effects of an overdose. we are learning their ongoing discussions and fairfax county about having drug counselors in school and messaging about drug prevention in the first grade. roz plater, abc 7 news. alison: 7 on your side with some consumer news, and a warning for whole foods. violationsnd serious at a food preparation facility in massachusetts. some violations include failure to sanitize surfaces, dirty dishes near food, and sinks without hot water for handwashing. whole foods responded to the fda's concerns, but the agency does not have documentation any changes were made.

last year, whole foods apologized and settled after being accused of overcharging its customers. leon: still ahead -- d.c. decides, the final place to cast presidential primary votes. here who came out on top tonight. plus -- reporter: it was not a good night for council incumbents.

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leon: the results are in for primary races in d.c., and a night of upsets, three uncommon's falling to do opponents. falling tocumbents opponents. the ecb wrote chief sam ford joins us with a look at the results. sam: yes, we were talking about colors, orange is out, and robert white and trayon white is out, as well as vincent gray. we are at the antioch back to his church. vincent

is inside somewhere celebrating. he is back in d.c. politics. it was a big night for vincent survived a 2010 scandal, a 2014 election loss, and now back as a democratic nominee for ward eight council. the results show him leading the incumbent yvette alexander by nearly 40 points. >> very happy. so scandal, a 2014 election loss, and now back as a democratic nominee for ward eight council. overwhelming that the people want you back to represent them. it is a decisive moment, sam, so i'm excited. sam: does that mean you are running for mayor next time? >> no, it does not mean that. [laughter] sam: a big upset tonight in ward white, aere trayon former school board member and

protége of the late marion barry , won. white's lead in early voting grew larger with the ballots cast today. >> it's a great fight against the political machine, and our job is to get power back to the people in d.c. ward eight is not for sale. sam: it was also a surprise night for some, vincent orange, a longtime councilmember, was defeated by robert white. this was a bad night for council incumbents, three out of the contested races were defeated, and all of them were big supporters of mayor muriel bowser, so when a way she was a big loser tonight as well. reporting live in northeast washington, sam ford, abc 7 news. alison: results also win for the democratic presidential primary in d.c. the district the final place to cast primary votes.

michelle morris is in the newsroom with the results. hillary clinton has won the d.c. primary in decisive fashion, clinton capturing 78% of the vote over senator bernie sanders, who received just 21%. it is clinton's widest victory this year. the projected democratic nominee just wrapped up meeting with sanders staff at capitol hill, the one-on-one meeting lasting nearly two hours. sanders scheduled to officially drop out of the race. the republicans held their caucus in march with senator marco rubio winning. dominic trump, the presumptive republican nominee, came in third. back to you. alison: if you want to see a complete list of all of tonight's results, just go to our website, wjla.com. we had a beautiful day across the

the clouds are rolling in and the temperatures are beginning to fall. 69 reagan national, 63 manassas, frederick maryland at 57. in terms of the satellite and radar, not a lot going on right now. the clouds rapidly approaching from the west. it stays dry overnight and drive most of the day tomorrow. a warm front as well to the south. that will will get its way to the north and east, bringing us a better chance of showers as we move through late tomorrow into tomorrow night. heavier rain thursday, along with some embedded thunderstorms. not expecting anything severe. mostly cloudy 65, skies. the temperatures mild, the wind out of the south at 2 to 5. tomorrow morning, lower 60's for much of the area. midday, rebounding

into the upper 70's, lower 80's. the futurecast tomorrow morning, a line of showers from hagerstown towards gaithersburg. this is just a computer simulation. most of you will not see anything. it stays dry through the midday. in the later afternoon, notice how the showers begin to dot radar along with thunderstorms and heavier downpours. wednesday night, widespread showers, heavier rain, especially north and west of town, western maryland, garrett county, washington county, the panhandle of west virginia, but the immediate metro will stay on the lighter side tomorrow. heavier rain on the way thursday. going to be a washout, but you will want to keep the umbrella handy. the forecast tomorrow, detectors in the morning in the 70's. mid afternoon, talking lower 80's, clo

the next seven days, cooler temperatures thursday and friday, highs only in the middle to upper 70's. we get all of the rain in showers out of fear as we head saturday.ay father's day sunday looks absolutely beautiful. the temperatures will be in the lower 80's. heat and humidity is back monday and tuesday. highs near 85 degrees. leon: let them have saturday and sunday. steve: the whole weekend. alison: why not. almost that time of the year, shoulder pads and helmets

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. to thewhat a great start season by the washington nationals, the starting pitching very consistent, but don't forget about the defense. so far this year, the lowest in the league. the nationals continue their big series tied against the cubs. bryce harper on first, ryan zimmerman lines the pitch to right. harper hustles to third and later scores on the anthony rendon sac fly. the cubs battled back. addison russell scores the go-ahead run. nats fall to the cubs 4-3. the rubber matches tomorrow. fenway

park, the red sox battling for the top of the al east. facing the orioles. manny machado, if it's fair, it's trouble. that's trouble, my friends. a two run homer, just inside of the pesky pole. the birds win 3-2. the intensity is kicking up a notch at redskins park. was the mandatory first squad minicamp, all hands on deck. this is the team's final days of work he for training camp which begins in richmond july 28. wide receiver desean jackson was not on the field -- was on the field today. he made a couple of nice plays in practice. after practice, erin hawksworth sat down with head coach jay gruden and asked about jackson's somewhat spotty attendance record with washington. erin: does it matter to you? coach gruden: it matters. we like everybody h

who don't. i really enjoy his company and i also enjoy watching him run the 40 on the deep post. he is here now and we care about him and love him and we need him. scott: the mystics on the road today, taking on the connecticut sun. taylor hill with the drive, the scoop, the group, and the foul. washington outlasts the sun. of the't forget game six nba finals is thursday night, right here on abc 7. game tip-off is at 9:00. the series is getting very interesting. thecavaliers down 3-2 in series, but pulling at home thursday night. leon: we saw what happened last time they played at home, so we don't know. have to watch. alison: exciting.

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alison: exciting news from the national zoo tonight. zoo workers posted a positive regnant see test on social media. turns out one of the zoo's

six orangutans is expecting. the zoo made the announcement this afternoon. the baby is due in september. this will be the first baby born at the national zoo in 25

so tomorrow is not so bad. steve: no, a little sunshine early on, showers late afternoon, especially north and west. highs in the lower 80's. only in the 70's thursday and friday. saturday and sunday looks fantastic. near 80. leon: jimmy kimmel live is next.

>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- anthony anderson -- bill simmons -- this week in "unnecessary censorship." plus music from train. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you, everybody for coming. i'm jimmy kimmel, i'm your host. thank you for joining us. earlier tonight in primetime,