to hear this is happening. what is this? some stations we are talking about no service. at other stations we are talking about a 60% reduction in the number of trains. tonight within the last half hour, we have learned that ddot will set up a commuter lot at r.f.k. if you don't have to drive or use the rails, find another way. the final preparations are in place for the station shutdown now hours away. >> very chaotic. a lot of unhappy riders. brianne: at eastern market the bike share station has been moved to make it easier for thousands to load on to shuttle buses. soon signs like these go up along additional streets downtown to ease congestion. >> i thought it was over. brianne: some commuters are learning they need to find alternate way to get to work come monday. artie picket has been dealing with single tracking on the orange line for two weeks. since his commute will continue

considering driving. >> it's the only alternative i have. >> metro tell us the additional staff will be at the impacted stations including we understand part of the staff that will be happening at the station will be metro transit police. to help with the crowds. possible confusion come monday. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. alison: remember, you can stay one step ahead of safetrack with abc7 text alerts sent straight to your phone. just text the word "metro" to 43817. or sign up at wjla.com. right now police are p

that left a person dead. randolph road reopened at 3:00 this afternoon. it all started with a crash. at kimablewick drive. moments later a second crash. this one at new hampshire avenue. we know one person was killed in the first crash. police identified the victim as 71-year-old victoria kitchens of rockville. no word if it was related to the second crash. in that case, police say four people were involved. two of them ran off. two others were arrested. after police found drugs in the car. the investigation is ongoing. leon: information on the shooter's strange behavior to shed light on possible motive after the orlando shooting. funerals are being held for the victims. we have the latest. reporter: the gunfire began at the pulse nightclub, camera phones went from

carefree moments to recording what miguel felt were his final moments in the crowded bathroom stall. >> i felt like if we didn't make it out of there, if we were all going to die somebody needed to see what happened and how it went down. reporter: he hoped it would convince worried family members to stop calling. >> we were just trying to, you know, keep the phones quiet on silent so he wouldn't come back in there and shoot us. reporter: the city of orlando says 166 emergency 911alcas came in -- 911 calls came in the shooting. mateen posted to facebook about coming isis attacks and sources say he repeatedly texted his wife noor salman. she also tried calling him several times, apparently after realizing her husband could be the gunman. there are more details of mateen's past. his high school says he was suspended 48 days. he went to saudi arabia in 2012 as part of a group trip organized by the

center at n.y.u. the center says no one specifically remembered him. weeks before the shooting a gun store owner says employees refused to sell mateen body armor. he was turned away before they got his name. >> we did contact authorities and let them know. we just had a suspicious person that was in here. >> i'm so glad you are alive. >> now survivors are meeting mare rescuer -- are meeting their rescuers and mourners go to funerals and investigation prepares to move in the second week. emily schmidt, abc7 news. leon: the human rights campaign is paying tribute to the victim of the orlando attacks and turned the building in the northest into we are orlando memorial. it shows 49 pictures on the front windows. this is coming as the h.r.c. adopts a position they call common sense gun violence prevention measures. >> our central mission is lgbtq rights and gun violence is

if anything taught us that, it's what happened in orlando. leon: h.r.c. officials say the lgbt community has been the target of hate, fueled violent and discrimination and easy access to guns come pounds the issue. alison: uber is offering free rides to and from places of importance to the lgbt community in the wake of the orlando shooting. every passenger will get two free rides up to a $20 value per ride to select community centers, museums parks, bar, nightclubs in the top 40 markets. this started at noon today and will go through monday night. venues in d.c. include nelly's, cobalt, the d.c. center, whitman walker clinic, number 9 and town. well, coming up on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- the new information about a gunman accused of killing a british lawmaker. as leaders pay their respects today.

cheryl: a tennis ball and a racquet. we'll tell you how they help serve the disabled veterans. leon: the storm may have passed through but the clean-up continues. jaw dropping damage from the area. steve: i'm steve rudin. a beautiful day underway. we will head out to veronica johnson at the jazz

announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. leon: today marks one year since the charleston church shooting that killed nine people. community-wide church service was held this morning. south carolina governor haley and u.s. senator tim scott gave remarks there. also a message was delivered from president obama. dylann roof faces the death penalty after watching in the emanuel ame church's bible study and opening fire. alison: britain's parliament will be recalled to play tribute to slain lawmaker. today they paid tribute to jo cox who was shot and stabbed to death yesterday. she was an advocate for britain remaining in the european union. now campaigning on a referendum to lead the e.u. has been suspended altogether. neighbors say the man accused of killing

violent. >> it was premeditated. alison: the southern poverty law center says he was a support either of white supremacist group called national alliance. empowering wounded warriors a swing at a time. leon: how a woman overcome her own struggles is inspiring others. a story you don't want to miss. alison: plus a beautiful weekend on the way. steve is back with the father's day forecast. when the heat and the humidity make a return. that is coming up next. robert: i'm robert burton. coming up in sports the nba handing out fines left and right. punishment for the infamous mouth guard show and why steve kerr was fined as well when "abc7 news at 6:00" continues.

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her wheelchair stop her from flaying the game. leon: right. today she passed the passion to group of wounded warriors. cheryl conner shows us how it is helping the veterans. cheryl: aaron brooks needs assistance to approach the net but once there he is ready to take a swing. >> i haven't been able to play sports since my injury. cheryl: he was a specialist in the army, deployed in iraq. his life changed in 2013, not over seas but back home. >> i had ptsd episode. i shot myself in the head. >> now he lives with a brain injury but survived so he wants to keep living. >> thank you. >> thanks usa, an organization that provides scholarships to military spouses and children held a tennis clinic and hosted by a pro who knows how to serve.

>> people look at me like they had before. this changed my life and self-esteem. >> brenda was involve in a crash that left her in a wheelchair in 1979. no her swing is a hit -- now her swing is a hit for others in a similar seat. >> i feel like being active and do what i enjoy is fun for me. it's empowering. >> aaron brooks was happy he made a decision to step away from rehabilitation to play tennis. >> the fist tie to take a swing using tennis to help the nation's disabled veterans. after today they plan to do it again. in montgomery county, cheryl conner, abc7 news. leon: amazing. you recognize the faces. >> i did a working woman on one of the ladies. she was stellar. leon: coming across quite well. alison: absolutely. leon: the coast guard marked hundred years o

a flyover in the washington area today. i included nine aircraft representing the current coast guard air fleet in historic color schemes. after the flyover the aircraft proceeded to the smithsonian udvar-hazy center near dulles airport. they will be on display there tomorrow. you couldn't ask for better weather today. big change from this time yesterday when a hailstorm blew through the area. the clean up still underway in middleburg. it destroyed several cars and homes. residents reported seeing hail two inches in diameter. alison: middleburg seemed to be the target. >> the one family, eight of the cars were all where the windows broken out.

alison: if it's anything like today it's perfect. steve: it will be even better. this looks good in ocean city. water temperature on the chilly side. lower to middle 70's saturday and sunday. you can extend the weekend by a day. 65 to 70 degrees. temperatures closer to town in the lower 80's north and east of d.c. cooler south and west of us. luray, culpeper, fredericksburg in the middle 70's. the cloud cover stick around for the rest of us. middle clear. lower 60 it in downtown d.c. so any plans that you have tomorrow morning to exercise or grab a cup of coffee, go to the farmers market. cool start with the temperatures in the up every

50's to lower 60's. by the afternoon we are talking about temperatures in the lower 80's. saturday there is hardly any cloud cover. if you plan to head to the pools wear sunscreen. you will burn quickly. tomorrow we have a big air and space family day. temperature will be in the lower 80's. a lot of sunshine. winds out of the north at 5 to 10 miles per hour. the rest of us see temperatures lower 80's to the early evening. a quick look at the extended outlook. the first day of summer arrives monday with temperatures in the upper 80's.

wednesday and thursday we have temperatures in the lower to the middle 80's. low humidity and a lot of sun. we have the worst of it out of the way. the next best chance for showers will come on wednesday. excuse me. tuesday. part of a cold front. alison: so many venues for the jazz festival are outdoors. thank goodness they weren't set up. the weekend will be clear. steve: it will. veronica johnson is down there, the newest member of the weather team. welcome. a busy day. this morning at "good morning washington" you were at the racetrack. now you are in southeast d.c. >> out here. this is the way we are going into the weekend. >> we are

this is a brazilian style jazz band i just had the joy of introducing a couple of minutes ago on stage. this is the yard park. this is packed here. what better venue than near the water. everybody say hey! >> everybody is having a great time. they are kicking off the first of many acts. forecast could not be better. the temperatures will drop in the 70's. we continue to have a light breeze out here. perfect weather for father's day weekend. it could not be better. come and enjoy. get more information at

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announcer: now the toyota sports desk. robert: nba finals will go to game seven. cavs dominated last night's game six. lebron another 4-point game. that is -- 41-point game. but that is not what people are talking about it's all about mouth guard. last night after curry fouled out of the game, he threw his mouthpiece out of frustration and he hit a fan. it was the cavs minority owner son. curry fined $25,000. the first time in his career he fouled out of a playoff game. then there is this. curry's wife tweeting this after the game -- i lost all respect. this is rigged for money or ratings. i'm not sure which. i

just saw it live. sorry. she later tweeted this out -- tweeting in the heat of the moment because the call was uncalled for. all right. the fines don't stop with steph. golden state warriors head coach steve kerr but fined for saying this. >> he had every right to be upset. he gets, he is the m.v.p. of the league. he gets six fouls called on him. three were ridiculous. he steals the ball clean at one point. lebron flops on the last one. jason phillips falls for that for a flop. the m.v.p. of the league. talking about the touch fouls in the nba finals. robert: it was flop city. final note in the second round of the u.s. open, dustin johnson is tied at four under for first. leon: tribute to the uefa cup. >> yeah. yeah.

breaking news tonight. the state of emergency just declared. emergency evacuations right now. the wildfires growing. and tonight, the new concern. possible record-breaking heat coming this weekend, coast to coast. 19 state, millions of americans bracing for triple-digit heat. also breaking, chilling surveillance now recovered from inside the nightclub. sources tell abc news it shows far more than what we've seen so far. cameras in multiple rooms, the gunman firing his assault style rifle, methodically going room to room. the alligator attack at disney, the 2-year-old boy. and tonight, pictures coming in now of the barriers now going up and the new signs, warning of alligators. the scare on stage. the famous singer collapsing in