"abc7 news at noon," on your side. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] jummy: after a rough night of weather, shipping up to be a beautiful day outside. eileen has our first forecast. gosh, really nice to see the sun. shaping up to be a beautiful day, just as promised. see the puffy cumin is clouds out there. live view from the

73 degrees. it is a little bit on the breezy side. east winds at about 4. howard b owens, 70 degrees. as you continue through the next few hours, 73 degrees at 2:00. 79 degrees at 4:00 p.m. getting the kids at school, a-ok. a little bit of a breeze. down to 71 degrees by 10:00. the d.c. jazz festival, we have been previewing it all week long. it starts tonight at the yards and goes through a: 30 p.m. temperatures are going to be in the 70's. sunset tonight at 8:36. maybe you are doing a barbecue or going to happy hour. anything you are doing outdoors, things look great. we will talk more about your saturday and sunday forecast and more changes for early next week.

jummy: ok, i mean, thank you. one person is dead after a deadly crash in mongering county. closedh road is still after the accident and police are trying to figure out if there is any connection to a second crash moments later at new hampshire avenue. john gonzalez is live on the scene with the very latest. john: we have to be very careful and delegate with what we show you at this hour. we understand the coroner's and i havearrived the body parts at the accident scene. 2 accidents, 2 speeding vehicles, we understand. the accidents almost simultaneous. a man is dead half a mile up the road on randolph road. the plot thickens. just before 7:00 this morning a driver on randolph road in colesville going at a very high rate of speed loses control. the car goes off the

the driver killed instantly. the car flipped over in someone's front yard. just totally destroyed. well, just one minute later, and in the second of randolph and new hampshire avenue, this, an suv with 4 young men inside slammed into a utility pole. >> he came in turn to the right. john: never slowed down? >> never slow down. john: how fast? >> 60 miles. john: the driver of the suv and this passenger are in custody and facing possible drug charges. >> he came close to me and i was -- i don't know what he had. i don't want to talk to him. john: the accidents were minutes apart and half a mile from each other. at this hour police are still working toon

>> the driver remained on the scene to 3 occupants fled from the vehicle. so at this hour, still 2 men on the run. as you can see, the eastbound lanes of randolph road remain closed. that is going to be the case for at least another hour or two, if not longer. police saying that they hope to reopen everything by the evening rush hour. right now the priority is trying to figure out if these accidents are connected, we the people involved are, and finding those 2 men. jummy: wow, ok, thank you. we want to get to angela foster, who joins us with our traffic watch. what kind of impact is this having on the roadways? of course, the closure is impacting the roadways even on the mid dave reichert we have so many backups not only on randolph road but new hampshire avenue.

part of one of the accidents. southbound lanes of new hampshire, although they are reopened, we are told they have major delays for folks trying to exit off the beltway on to new hampshire avenue. traffic is able to get through from the new hampshire avenue side, but as john gonzalez mentioned earlier, randolph road remains shut down and we are still diverting traffic through that stretch. in the meantime, crash on the dulles toll road blocking the lane on the center parkway. for folks knew the will cap area, crash cleanup -- near the wolf cap area, crash cleanup for you as well. and here is a quick look at your trip to the beach. 50 eastbound stacking up at sandy point road. jummy: all right, thank you. in, take a look at this video. a car bursting into flames in northwest washington. this happened at the 1100 block of

this morning. one person had serious injuries on their arm but is expected to be ok. d.c. fire officials say the victim was able to get out of the car before the fire got too bad. wow. well, i nasty night of weather across the region. today a national weather service should confirm if this tornado did in fact touchdown near martinsburg, west virginia. there were at least 520 to in our viewing area just last night. warnings in our viewing area just last night. suzanne kennedy looks at the damage. suzanne: the storm blew through 6:30 last night. the driver of this vehicle was on the roadway when it hit. the back window was blown out by hail and the high winds. throughout this area there are many storms with extensive damage due to these storm. wind chi

after wind chill shattered by the thursday night storm. >> i came out last night. suzanne: this woman was one of the dozens impacted. her car was an downtown washington street in middleburg. >> when he came to our house, 10 minutes from your, -- when it came to our house, 10 minutes from here, it sounded really bad. suzanne: eyewitnesses report hail two inches in dynamic or. -- in diameter. some say they were as big as a baseball. wereents and store owners cleaning up and assessing the damage. >> i have never seen anything like that for good suzanne: the owner of this vehicle plans to tape it up temporarily with plastic bags while she works to get it repaired. despite all the damage, she says she feels lucky to be alive. in middleburg, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. jummy: we want to thank all of you who sent i

resort will be adding alligator warning signs in the wake of the attack. beaches are closed and disney executives are reviewing procedures. there was just a "no swimming" sign posted at the beach where lane graves was attacked. a memorial will be held for christina grimmie in her hometown in new jersey. she was a contestant on "the voice." she was shot after a performance in orlando. the gun man shot himself after grimmie's brother tackled him. today marks one year after the charleston church shooting. governor nikki haley spoke about 15 minutes ago. there was also a message from president obama. dylan roof faces death penalty

emanuel ame church bible study and opening fire. sanders: the major political test that together we face in the next five months is to make certain that donald trump defeated and defeated badly. and i personally intended to begin my role in that process in a very short period of time. jummy: but vermont senator bernie sanders did not say he is suspending his came from the white house in that web address last night. hillary clinton clinched the number of delegates needed for the democratic nomination last week. and some tense moments outside a donald trump rally in dallas last night. protesters to mistreated outside the republican presidential candidate's rally. -- demonstrated outside the

candidates rally. no word if anyone was arrested. we have learned that the coast guard will do a flyover our area in the next few minutes. it is part of the centennial. head over thell pentagon and even arlington national cemetery. anacostia park and the 11th street bridge should be good spots to catch a glimpse, if you want to. of the metrose 2 track -- six record push continues tomorrow. stationmac avenue will be completely closed. in virginia, there won't be any blue line or bus service between rosslyn and arlington national cemetery stations. 7:00,he stations close at the trains will only go to the pentagon station. withan stay a step ahead track alerts

you can sign up at wjla.com. that is where you can find alternate routes to get around the safe track surge. coming up, fighting the flames. what is making it difficult for firefighters out west. and then a little later, meatloaf rushed to the hospital after collapsing on stage. we will tell you what his spokesperson said happened. to get a lott cooler in georgetown with the summer's hottest new item, and it is free. i'm sam sweeney in georgetown. i will explain, coming up. jummy: and eileen will be back to tell us if you need one of those

jummy: this just into our newsroom, verdict that survivors from nazi death camps say is far overdue. the 94-year-old formerfe ss sergeant was found guilty of counsel of excess 32 murder for his role as an auschwitz guard during the holocaust. he was sentenced to five years in prison for helping to kill 1.1 million people, most of them jewish. his attorney says he plans to appeal and that he won't have to serve any prison time until the appeal is exhausted. we will keep you updated as we learn more. we want to get to that health matters report and an update on zi. five new cases reported in the last week in our area, one of those in virginia, bringing the total number 226. --ere confirmed in maryland ringing the total number 226. 4 were confirmed in maryland.

president obama will spend father's day weekend in a new mexico as well as you 70 national park. it is part of the birthday -- as well as yosemite national park. it is part of the birthday for the national park system. talk about climate change and a lack of funding from congress. hopefully the parks will be impacted by records the -- record heat sweeping across the u.s. temperatures in phoenix are scheduled to hit just shy of 120 degrees. ine crews are fighting fires california, utah, and new mexico. homes are at risk if firefighters cannot get all the flames under control. we hope they do. the sun should be out over the weekend but if it proves to be a bit too much, sam sweeney shows a new way to keep you undercover in georgetown. sam: well, good afternoon. we are here in georgetown

hit the city, and yes, we are talking parasols. these are going to be available in 50 different locations, just like here in bolivia. the ideas that if you come to georgetown and want to stay cool, pick up one of the parasols, hold it while you shop, and stay cool. it is all free of charge. the only catch from you have to give it back once you are finished shopping. it is part of the sharing community. we set out in georgetown to see what people think of the idea. >> it is cool because it is a different way to bring people together. >> it is really convenient. it is a way to stay cool. it is great. >> we think this is the first-ever parasol share program. he came to us the riggelman we walked around georgetown, hot and humid in the sea, and we wanted to improve the experience for shoppers. sam: look for the sticker in any of the store windows and you can pick one up

the program starts today and runs through the end of august. reporting in georgetown, sitting in the shake him i'm sam sweeney, back to you guys inside. jummy: great idea, though. perfectit is, in a evening, afternoon, to stroll the streets of georgetown, so nice outside right now. i want to show you a live picture from our weatherbug camera at the national harbor. you can see blue skies finally out there. so many of those fallacious storms last night and the clouds this morning. temperatures right now are in the mid 70's and that is worth it will be over the next few hours. 78 degrees by 2:00. humidity has been starting to fall. it is friday. maybe you are inviting some friends over all going to friends and family to grill out. beautiful clear skies through the remainder of the evening. temperatures eventually fall into the mid-70's by 8:00. very pleasant to be out and about.

we will go to about 56 in the suburbs to 62 degrees downtown if the winds start to subside a little bit. beautiful in the mountains. maybe you are thinking of heading out for a nice hike. both weekend days in the mountains, it will be a little bit warmer here in town, low to mid 80's. father's day weekend. a lot of you will be out barbecuing, maybe taking that ad out toybe taking d fish. comfortable humidity and light winds. no excuse if the ball does not end up where you hit it. great weekend to be out in the pool. with so much sunshine, the index is going to be pretty high so make sure you are lathered up with that sdf.-- spf. maybe you are thinking of heading out to the beaches. still a few showers over ocean city right now. temper

60's. we will top out at 69 degrees. i would bring along a sweatshirt rely jacket if you will play out there this weekend because it will be a little bit cooler. water temperatures, 64-67. 71 degrees saturday. overall, really just picture-perfect right on through the upcoming weekend. looking ahead early next week, monday, the official first start of summer. summer solstice will occur at 6:34 p.m. it will behind. humidity will be pretty comfortable. at least we have that working for us. up to 90 degrees on tuesday. later on in the evening there may be an isolated thunderstorm. keep an eye on that. not looking to severe at this point. wednesday and thursday, temperatures cool off a little bit, comparatively speaking. that, we did get beneficial rain yesterday. we had

it at reagan national but i'm sure there is no people complaining. jazzfest starting this evening and you and i will be out there on sunday. jummy: so many good acts, and great weather. see you then. coming up, new information on a deputy

jummy: we are following a developing story this afternoon after rock singer meat loaf collapsed during a performance in alberta last night. he was rushed to a hospital. meat loaf recently canceled two other performances because he was sick. a spokesperson says

be released from the hospital soon. a stafford county sheriff's deputies shot in the line of duty last week is out of the hospital. police have not released the but safety is in recovery. was arrested after fleeing the scene being held without bond. camill

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jummy: the last day of school means freedom for some kids. others will be searching for a new place to get breakfast and lunch. volunteers helped the capital area food bank created the largest meal packing ever. they partnered with pricewaterhousecoopers to make 100,000 meals a day. eileen: awesome. you know what else gets a little golf clap? the weekend forecast. for anyone going out to a happy hour later on this evening, beautiful weather for that. temperatures in the mid 70's by 5:00, 68 degrees by 9:00. the weekend forecast looking pretty spectacular. just for all the dads. 82 on sunday. maybe a little bit warmer. get out and enjoy and breathe in the fresh air. jummy: see you sunday at jazzfest.

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