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needed to pass. extendedres would have -- expanded background checks. as it turns out, nothing happened last night. that actually all agree terrorists should not get guns, but under the feinstein approach , the gun sale would be denied and the would be bad guy walks away. >> we are not giving up. the american people are not giving up. leon: tonight, dozens from the gun-control argument are protesting outside of the nra. leon: and they will be there all night long. jay korff is live in fairfax with more. leon, stark and opposing sides outside of the nra headquarters. candlelight vigil, several nra members holding the vigil, saying they support the lives lost. they agree complete with the folks on the other side. th

protest, organized by a grassroots social justice organization. whoe are the folks completely disagree with the nra, blaming them for the mass shootings in this country, and here is why. >> right now we are outside of the nra where dozens are gathering in the wake of the tragic orlando shooting. code pink members, well known for holding protest -- >> we are not trying to take away old hunting rifles. jay: parked in front of the nra, one of their fiercest rivals. >> we are trying to take away assault weapons. for they blame the honoré creating a culture that makes it far too easy to purchase assault-style weapons. intoe nra has put millions lobbying against sensible gun reform. jay: they believe that tighter gun laws will decrease mass shootings. >> i said not one more. jay: this protester came to no

>> these are the 49 victims of the shooting at the pulse nightclub. jay: there were also counter protesters. >> the one thing we both agree on is nobody wants guns in the hands of mad men. several members say they came to agree for the victims in orlando, while also insisting that despite the best wishes of code pink protesters, the gun-control measures they support would not have repented recent mass shootings. >> we are never going to stop it. it's here. we need to do something about it, and that is having more guns. nightt will be a long here in fairfax for these protesters who plan on holding speeches and honoring the victims at 2 a.m., when the mass shooting began in orlando. one last thing -- there will be a so-called

tomorrow morning at about 8 a.m., 9:00 a.m. a.m., when the protesters lay on the street and likely will be arrested. jay korff, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, jay. arevotes and process happening as we receive chilling new details toted about with the gun man said during the three-hour siege during the -- during the three-hour siege at nightclub, including efforts to get him out of the club and save lives inside. from the nightclub's bathroom, calling 911 30 minutes after the gunfire. he said i want you to know i am in orlando and i did the shootings. >> when the killer made his murderous statements, he did so when a chilling, calm, and deliberate manner. leon: when asked his name, omar "i en said,

state." authorities originally redacted that pledge, but later released it. hostage negotiators called mateen on his cell phone three times, one call lasting 16 minutes. >> we heard him saying the reason why he did this is he wants america to stop bombing his country. leon: mateen threatening the police with bonds, saying he would ignite them if they tried to do anything stupid, claiming he had a vest like the kind used in france, then silence, not answering his phone. pulled later, the police out an air-conditioning unit, allowing eight victims to escape. finally, bursting through an exterior wall. today, authorities answering criticism they waited too long. >> i think there is this misconception we do not do anything for three hours, and i'm clarifying that is not true. leon: new information about a purchase that mateen

before the attack for cap is spent nearly $9,000 at kay jewelers near his home in florida. investigators are investigating that purchase. the call for gun-control the latestording to cnn poll, and support for background checks and other measures that were debated but failed today senate hovered around 90 percent support. there are reports republican senator susan collins of maine won't reduce legislation tomorrow to block suspected terrorists from buying guns. new information coming in right now about the possibility of stronger storms tomorrow. tomorrow morning, grabbed the umbrella. during the early morning, the rush-hour commute, you will likely need it for scattered showers. through the midday and towards the late afternoon come early evening, stronger storms over the d.c. metro area, just in time for the drive time home.

and what to expect, plus another round of storms thursday and the upcoming weekend. we have this just into the newsroom, video of a big mess at a liquor store in prince george's iversen street and hillcrest heights. the front was smashed after a car crashed into the building. the driver said something got stuck underneath her brake pedal and she cannot stop in time. in employee inside the store was injured, not seriously however. no word on any possible charges. a stretch of lee highway is open tonight after a spill close to down for several hours. p leading toed a ram i-66. alison: the montgomery county police department is finally putting body cameras out on the street. the cameras will go to hundreds of officers.

how much will this cost? tim: the first year it will cost about a million bucks, but officers already have cameras in their cruisers, such as this one. they have had them since about 2009. during that time, these cameras have captured hours of terrifying video. the cameras are now a major part and thislture,c summer, body cameras like this will be a major part of the montgomery county police department. this person is split on the idea because the program is expected to cost taxpayers roughly $1 million during the first year. >> but for that one chance to see something that may not have gone the way it was supposed to, it is worth it. tim: last year the department handed out 85 votto cameras --

85 body cameras as part of a pilot program. he will have 850 on the street this summer. is producing evidence that is keeping criminals off the streets. officers have an app to see what is recording and make sure that it is pointing in the right direction. after they are done with an incident, they can review the video. but the police body cameras have to be turned on manually. what will happen to officers who do not turn on their cameras? >> it is not a gotcha situation. we deal with it on a case-by-case basis. tim: failing to turn on the body camera during investigations is against department policy. privacy is another issue. both for the officers and the community. as for the cases the cameras have helped so far, investigators did not have that information tonight. tim barber, abc 7 news. leon:

happened today in baltimore for the officer who drove the police van that freddie gray was inside when he was injured, leading to his death. in the courtroom today in baltimore, prosecutor tries -- prosecutors tried to drive on the claim that officer caesar goodson intentionally drove the van roughly. the judge will announce his verdict thursday morning. alison: police are looking for the man that a woman said broke into her apartment and sexually assaulted her early sunday morning, near 4th street north and glebe road in arlington. the woman told the police you broke free from the attacker and locked herself in a bathroom. the attacker reportedly ran off when she yelled for help. .> totally surprised we have females at home, my daughter and my wife. alison: the police are asking anyone in the ballston area

at 2:00 sunday morning who saw a man with a gray hooded sweatshirt and sweatpants to contact the police. metro, the first weekday of the second save trek surge was pulled off without any major issues. no service between minnesota avenue and benning road stations, rosslyn, and arlington national cemetery. you can get updates sent to your phone by texting the word "metro." still to come, trash piled outside of a home, and neighbors say that it's thanks. how would got there, who is responsible, and what the county is doing about it. wnd ner

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leon: a neighborhood in montgomery county is dealing with an eyesore and a nose sore. bank recently f

a home and dumped everything that was inside the home on the front lawn. the neighbor say that it started to smell and makes the area look bad. an inspector left a notice behind, but the messes still there. >> ultimately affects property values. it contributes to the decline of the quality of life in our neighborhood and montgomery county." reached outour side to montgomery county for an answer and we were told of the problem was not solved by monday, they would find deutsche bank $500. about: new information the death of "star trek" star aton yelchin, who died in freak accident. he stepped out of his car and was behind it when it rolled and pinned him against a brick pillar. today it was revealed the jeep involved had been flagged for a safety problem. issued the recall for the problem and

jeep vehicle was actually in park. leon: a major shakeup in the trunk campaign, one of the chief architects of his campaign has been fired. now he is talking. jonathan elias is standing by with more on this. the man spoke with abc news today, and one of the questions asked about his firing was, are you surprised? >> to be honest, i don't know that is the response i would have. i think the general election is a very different kind of campaign than the primaries. understanding that people want to change the way the campaign is run, that's fine. jonathan: sources tell abc news the trump's children fueled effort to get rid of him, but he said he had a good relationship with him and he does not see that changing. is accused of firing him months ago -- refused to fire him months ago

campaign manager had manhandled a reporter. in another person said, " ding dong, the witch is dead." some turmoil in the trump campaign right about now. presidential polling shows hillary clinton leading the race for the white house. university poll puts clinton in the lead with 49% to trump's 41%. lead amongtrong female voters and an advantage among minority voters. trump has the advantage with male white voters. clintonhillary and bill welcomed their second grandchild today. chelsea and her husband left the hospital today with baby aiden. this is chelsea's second child. her daughter charlotte will be two years old in september. leon:

promised some guys tonight than i would show them on the 11:00 news tonight. this was for the lombardi cancer center and university hospital. auctiond part of a big -- they were part of a big auction to benefit the research of cancer at the cancer center. i want to thank all of the guys who contributed tonight. a couple of redskins showed up tonight. had a good time and raised a lot of money for a good cause. alison: and only one lady in the crowd. leon: there was only one. alison: warm on this first day of summer. steve: it is, and another warm day tomorrow, along with a chance of storms in the afternoon. 90 degrees was the high earlier today. tomorrow, you will want to cool off before the storms arrive, head to the swimming pool until about 2 p.m.

with scattered showers later in the afternoon. 70's, nearr, upper 80 degrees. it is warm. cloud cover continues to increase as we move through the overnight. we will see a few showers early in the morning, just in time for the rush-hour commute, but the main event will be a cold front just off to the north and west. laterolls through in the afternoon. that is what will trigger thunderstorms, heavier rain, and of course gusty wind, a little bit of lightning and thunder and hail. the other the lookout for that. overnight, partly cloudy skies, showers early in the morning. 10 showers will end by about a.m., 11 a.m., a little bit of a break. rush-hour commute in the morning, wet roadways, may want to leave a few extra minutes. midday will be dry, moly

the more sun that we see midday, the more likely will have stronger storms across the mid-atlantic. the latest updated futurecast 4 p.m., 5 p.m., stronger storms developing over the media metro, across the bay towards annapolis and all marva. be on the lookout for the stronger storms and gusty wind and heavier downpours. as quickly as they arrive, they are out of your late tomorrow evening, skies clear. wednesday looks really nice with a nice amount of sunshine and temperatures of 80 degrees. in thew, a quick warm-up morning, highs near 90, showers and thunderstorms late afternoon into the early evening. the temperatures cool a bit wednesday, 86. daye move into the thursday, another round of showers, thunderstorms. once we get that out of fear, friday and saturday and sunday,

a really nice stretch of days, temperatures in the 80's. lots of sunshine, lows near 70. don't forget to download the stormwatch seven weather app to stay ahead of the storm. leon: what's cooking? erin: tonight was supposed to be an epic pitching matchup between stephen strasburg and kershaw, but that did not happen. we will tell you why.

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. the nationals at the los angeles dodgers tonight, and fans were really excited about stephen strasburg and clayton kershaw dealing tonight, but that do not happen. strasburg was a late scratch because of an upper back strain. clayton kershaw was feeling just fine. top of the first, bryce harper, 1-12

make that 1-13. replacement, he is no stephen strasburg. justin turner goes yard. 1-0 l.a., and right now they inning. in the fourth the orioles in arlington, taking on the rangers. choo it's a rocket to write off the base of the wall. that scores a pair and the rangers when it, 4-3. giants-pirates. eric kratz hits one deep to the corner, angel pagan goes after it, leaps, appears to catch it. but wait, he does not hold on to it. guess what that is, a home run. that is also a very unhappy outfielder. great job getting there, great job leaping, but not great job catching. pirates win 1-0.

thousands of fans gathered early this morning to welcome home the nba champions, the first championship the city has seen it over half a century. leon knows all about that. leon: thank you. team lebron james and the arrived to screaming fans, waving the larry o'brien trophy, walking by fans, giving them an up close look. you can tell just how much this means not just for lebron but the entire city of cleveland. hentime, lebron james jr., might be only 11, but he reportedly has already received attention from some of the best college basketball programs in the country. little lebron apparently has scholarship offers from duke and kentucky. when your dad's name is king james, i have to wonder, those are big shoes to fill, but he looks li

willhe u.s. olympic team have at least one of their superstars on the squad. kevin durant confirmed he plans on playing for team usa the summer. quite a few others have said, nope. alison: maybe his son can go instead. erin: that is good, alison, lebron jr. leon: running a marathon is a major achievement, but we will show you someone who is not stopping at just one.

alison: this man is setting a massive goal for himself. the 41-year-old father of three wants to run a marathon in all 50 states before his 50th birthday. running. new to he has already run a marathon's. to make his goal happen, he will have to run about five marathons per year.

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