severe flooding. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mrs. wagner's car to arrive for the airport, she can use fios to download the movie "up in the air" to watch while she's... up in the air. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and downloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. leon: we start tonight with very serious breaking news. the police are on the scene of a shooting in district heights. we are told there are multiple victims. tom roussey is checking in from the scene, live. tom, what have you learned, what's going on? tom:

confirm some things, but this will be very bad. let me step out of the way, this orleans avenue, off of marlboro pike in district heights. down the street, multiple people were shot a little while ago. we know that homicide detectives are on the scene. at this point, the police have not confirmed how many are dead, but from what i'm hearing it's a bad scene. they may have some information they can confirm for us shortly. the folks who help us get information on scenes like this in prince george's county are talking to detectives right now and when they come back we will give you the up dated information. right now what we know is multiple people have been shot down the street, and we also know that homicide is on scene, but we don't know how many people are dead. we may have more information on that just a little later in the show. reporting live in district heights, prince george's county, tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, tom.

meantime, the death toll rising now. 20 people dead in west virginia in flooding. today, there are fears the death toll could rise again. awayloodwaters swept homes, cars, even a tractor-trailer, but the good news is the rain has finally stopped and now people from all over the region are stepping up to help. richard reeve is stepping and now for us in charlestown with the efforts happening right now. rich, tell us about it? richard: leon, an amazing effort, $15,000 of donated items. of thingsthe kinds desperately needed, simple things -- paper towels, and atkins, paper cups, the kind of materials they are looking for. don't call it a mission of mercy. >> first reaction was to help. richard: call it doing the right thing. >>

the parents have no help. richard: badly needed supplies. >> makeshift shelters. richard: headed to the west virginia flood zone. >> no drinking water, no electricity. richard: this martinsburg gun shop owner travis bishop -- >> the tractor-trailer overtaken by mother nature. richard: saw the devastation and wanted to do something. >> they have restored faith in people's doubts in humanity. he got on social media, after seeing opposed by a friend. >> when i saw my friend losing his house and having to leave his house immediately because of the floodwaters, i said i cannot just lay here and do nothing. richard: this morning, donation started piling up. >> at times like this, you've just got to pray, ask god for help. >> we are ready to roll out. richard: just ashe

taking off, it began to rain, perhaps a sign of the long journey ahead. >> we take care of each other. we are all west virginia at heart. again, many badly needed supplies, bout old water -- bottled water, canned goods, baby wipes, these are the things they are taking to the flood zone. hours.rney is about six they will arrive sometime in the middle of the night. live for a martinsburg, west virginia, richard reeve, abc 7 news. steve: the heaviest of the rain has come to an end, lingering showers right now. really not going to amount to a lot more. on the radar, drifting in from the north, towards the south. another couple hours, the showers will be over with and the patchy fog will likely develop. maybeow, outdoor plans, some rounds of golf, looking good,

through the afternoon, middle 70's in the morning, 80, 82 in the afternoon. enjoy, sounshine to have the sunglasses and sunscreen. the next round of showers and thunderstorms on the seven-day coming up in a few minutes. , nobody hurt, but quite a scene in tenleytown tonight. a car sunk into the ground because a metal plate in the road buckled. stopped inwas the road when he felt the car start to sink and then smelled gasoline. >> luckily it stopped and we got out. that is pretty much what is going through my mind. i don't want to go down too far. i just want to continue with my day. it's inconvenient, but we will work through it. leon: right now we have no word on what caused the car to tip over and the road to cave in. meantime, back to the breaking

for stealing kids lunch money, a fairfax county school workers accused of embezzling funds for much accounts at bailey elementary school. tim barber has the investigation happening now. the police are saying that the crimes went on for years? exact,ree years to be and this happened right here in this kid's cafeteria, where district officials say the employee has worked for more than 10 years. she is frowning in her mug shot, her first day of the school district summer with us and -- spent at a fairfax county detention center, where she turned herself in for stealing lunch money from students. >> i think it is unfortunate. children attend the elementary school where she is accused of stealing their lunch money. she is facing three counts of an bezel might.

nobody answered the door this afternoon. this neighbor said she also used to work for the school district. >> it's one of the top districts, and it's a shame the employee is making it look like that. tim: she was caught wide district officials. fairfax county police did not say how many accounts could have been affected and how much money was stolen. still goings are through this case right now. district officials say the employee is suspended without pay, pending the outcome of the investigation. we will keep you updated on what happens. live from fairfax county, tim barber, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, tim. next to the breaking news we started the hour with, the police on the scene of a shooting in district heights with multiple victims. we are getting more information about how many victims there may be from tom roussey. tom, what's the latest? tom:

told you a few minutes ago we would get more information and we have gotten the information. as expected, it's not good. what's going on behind me, i will step out of the way, but three people are dead at the scene, five people in total were shot according to the police a little after 9:30 p.m. five people shot, three people dead, another victim taken to the hospital in critical condition, the fifth victim we are told is in stable condition. at this time, here on orleans avenue in district heights, this is a triple homicide. just a very bad scene in prince george's county for stop as far as what lead up to this, why this happened, that is still the early stages of the investigation, so we don't have that information. one inople shot, critical condition, one in stable, but three people dead. tom roussey, back to you. leon: get back to us if you hear anything n.

brexit. happened today, but the impact stretches much further than just a consonant. jonathan elias joins us now with the impact on the markets and all over the world. nosedive stocks took a this morning because of the news, and it never recovered, the dow jones finishing the day ugly, 600 points down, the nasdaq and s&p also plummeting. the markets remain shaky right now, but the long-term impact of the vote may include things like mortgage, 401(k), perhaps vacation plans for stopped some are celebrating, others protesting. u.k. outay pulling the of the eurozone will make for complicated relations. they say there is also political ramifications for international partnerships. >> the one guy who is really happy about this today is vladimir putin because this makes

and they may be at this point. arethan: the actual changes very slow in process, taking at least a year for britain to de-tangle itself from the european union, but also now my questionable were other scotland will leave the u.k. and joined the eu, and now there are questions about other countries leaving the eu. leon: a major policy change from the town. on july 1, the pentagon will repeal five years of a decision to end the u.s. military's ban on gays and lesbians serving openly. ahead, tenants taking over, seizing back control after a series of issues.

people shot to death in district heights. five were shot.

leon: continuing to follow breaking news tonight, three people shot to death in district heights, a total of five shot. we are gathering new information and will keep you updated as we bring that into the newsroom. meantime, a group of neighbors took that their building. seven years ago, abc 7 showed how residents in a building in colorado -- on colorado avenue you some tricks to keep their building a warm. they used a d.c. law that said of t landlord was not doing their job that they could hide the building. they did and they turned the building into a cooperative. they worked with us and we got approved for our alone. we are not out on the stre

leon: they now have individual heaters, the hallways are up to code, and there are units available in the building. the cooperative says they are taking applications and holding an open house tomorrow. a retired truck driver got a heroes welcome today in baltimore. he wanted to go back to the last ship that was floating in pearl harbor. the u.s. coast guard cutter taney is in baltimore. he was the last survivor who served on board that day. >> that superstructure right there, they are all gone. this is the only survivor. from pearl harbor. years since been 71 the last time he saw the taney. his

said she wanted him to see it with her before he's gone. 7 on your side with the consumer alert, uber rolling out a new pricing feature. show youapp will exactly how much the fair will be before you hit the roads. right now it's only an estimate. the biggest change will happen during surge pricing. it will show you the multiplier and the actual higher fare. you may see delivery robots roaming the streets of washington as early as september. "the washington post" reports that the d.c. council has allowed a company to have delivery robots. they can only have five robots of the streets at any one time and they are not allowed to go faster than 10 miles per hour. robots are being tested here because aerial drones are banned from district airspace. steve: hopefully not on connecticut avenue, right? or e street. we have nicer weather on the way.

, storms and flooding in west virginia, the rain finally coming to an end. a lot of folks will hit the swimming pools and beaches, 80 tomorrow, mostly sunny, with wind out of the north and east at about 4. if you are heading out tonight, we are the 70's. it is warm and comfortable. we have a few showers, but not a whole lot through the overnight. they are beginning to fade as we head through the next couple hours. inside the beltway, absolutely nothing, it is dry. 68 overnight, mostly cloudy skies, patchy fog in the morning. nothing that will cause any air travel delays. early, you may be slow down just a little bit with the fog and be careful on the jogging trail. tomorrow morning in the 60's.

quickly as we move through the afternoon. the temperatures will soar into the lower 80's. i would not be surprised if we have middle 80's the further south and west. sunday looks better, dry and sunny, mid 80's. the humidity will creep up just a little bit. you will really feel it monday and tuesday of next week. the hourly forecast, tomorrow morning in the 60's, rebounding into the 70's. lower 80's by about 1 p.m. until 4 p.m., looking good. heading off to the vinyl the waterfront, old town alexandria, the temperatures at 3:00 in the afternoon at 83, the sun shining. a beautiful sunset tomorrow afternoon. evening i should say. outlook, after a warm and comfortable weekend, we crank up the heat and humidity. monday

tuesday, a chance of pop-up showers and thunderstorms. nothing quite as turbulent as we had earlier this week. we dry out nicely wednesday, middle 80's thursday and friday. nighttime lows in the 60's, lower 70's. use the termot popping out, which is what the nationals have been doing of late. hyde on this and road trip. leon: all of a sudden -- scott: after five straight losses, the washington nationals are reeling. they were looking for a win in their series opener against milwaukee. plus we will go out to congressional.

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tom: we are live in district heights. the police are going to give us more information. in

nicole hubbert will give us more information about this triple homicide in district heights. a lot of police officers on scene, the crime scene van just arrived a few minutes ago. scene,active, terrible for people found shot inside of a home, one found outside. three of the five who were shot have died, what is in critical condition is the latest information we have, but we will have more in just a moment. as you can see, a homicide, evidence technicians are here. at about 9:30 p.m., they were called to a home for a shooting. once officers got on the scene, they discovered five victim shot. unfortunately, three of the five victims were pronounced dead and succumb to their injuries. preliminarily, we do not believe this to be other random act. we are urging that anyone who may have been in the area

about this time who may have seen anything more heard anything to please call the police. remain wishing to anonymous can call crime solvers at 1-866-411-tips. of the five victims i mentioned, one victim has suffered critical injuries. the fifth victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries. tom: you are asking for information. is that me know arrest at this point? >> we are asking if anybody was in the area who heard or saw something at the time to please call the police. >> were you given information that one of the victims was pregnant? >> all of that is part of the investigation. just to protect the victims identities, i do not have that information, but once we have more information on the identification -- leon: we will keep tuned to what is happening there in district heights, three peopleil

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for lee's broke native elite hurley -- .eesburg native billy hurley his approach lands within two feet of the cup. he would birdie and moved to nine under. on 14, hurley with the birdie to go to 10 under. under 65, tied for the lead at 11 under par with rookie jon rahm. >> i just hit a lot of good shots. i had a lot of good shots, and that is what you have to do to shoot six under. keep thet able to pedal down and continue to attack the golf course, which is not something you usually do around congressional. scott: the nationals trying to end their five-game skid against milwaukee tonight. max scherzer did not have his best stuff.

way out, giving the brewers a 5-3 lead. right now, the nats are still losing 5-3. actually, the game just went final, sorry, leon, the nets lose 5-3. the firstight, for time since june 1, d.c. united take the field at rfk stadium, a big match against the new england revolution. united will not have another home match until july 31, so you better believe they are gunning for the three points. >> we have a long stretch away, a month away after this game, so it's important. it's important for so many reasons, but we know that. process,ting the trusting each other, and those results will come. and the washington capitals traded

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leon: we are talking about getting out to congressional this weekend. steve: warm temperatures, lots of sunshine, no rain. 82 to 86 both days. and thunderstorms possible monday and tuesday, but nothing like the past week. nothing that will turn out to be flooding rains in west virginia. degrees wednesday, 80 four thursday, nighttime lows of the 60's and low 70's. get the stormwatch 7 weather aoppp. leon: jimmy kimmel live is nex

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