kimberly: the president declares a major disaster in west virginia and the death toll climbs after devastating flooding. we have a live report coming up. the sister of one of the victims in a terrible multiple homicide speaks out. what really happened in this house? we will explain. celebratingus, unity, frederick pride festival. why organizers believe it could be their biggest party yet. news at 6:00, on your side. >> i just don't -- i don't know how i will go through every day ever again. kimberly: five people

members asking why tonight. good evening. i'm kimberly suiters. and i the search for the masked bargedwho witnesses say into a district heights home and fired. richard reeve has the latest on the crime alert and the emotional reaction. >> i do not hear any gunshots. richard: this orleans avenue house, now a crime scene, is where this person lived and died. he was the friendliest person you would ever meet. livesd: his sister, who around the corner, is grieving and in disbelief. her home was always open to anybody who needed somewhere to go. richard: the police responded to a shooting call at gray's house, where officers found her and two other people shot to death. >>

the house and shot for people f our people. shotrd: a man said he was walking up to the scene after walking the dog. the authorities have identified the others as 55 euros in parks ablative landover, and a man from forest phil. parks fromold jan landover and a man from forestville. jackson street, samir was on his front porch with his young children. he is puzzled and concerned. >> you think you are in a good neighborhood. you just have to be more cautious. i don't know't -- how i will go through every day without seeing her again. richard: richard reeve, abc 7 news. kimberly: we have new developments in west--yeah.

virginia. declared abama has state of emergency in the wake of the devastating flooding. he has also called the governor to reassure him he has resources at the ready to help with the recovery efforts. died inn 25 people have the flooding, hundreds of homes and businesses destroyed. 32,000 people are without power at this hour. we will take you live to the flood zone coming up at 6:20. a much different picture here, sunny and warm, very low humidity. meteorologist josh knight has a first look at the weekend forecast. josh: things could not be much better for us. we are much more prepared to do with the humidity, and we have been lucky. blue skies across the majority of the area, a great shot from the national harbor. we had some extra cloud cov

sunshine at about much time and great weather. keptclouds temperatures a little cooler, but most of us in the low to mid 80's. we have clear skies the rest of the evening. eating out on the deck, fire up the grill, the temperatures are great, low 80's. we are in the 70's by 8:00 with low humidity. tomorrow is hotter, then thunderstorms kick off the work week. we will have all of that coming up in the forecast. kimberly: i did not know that we could beat today. the brexit vote fallout triggered emergency meetings in feelings of uncertainty this weekend. while the u.k. decision to leave the european union is , the world is already feeling the financial impact. we have this report from london. reporter: the brexit aftershocks are adding up.

minister resigning, and now threats to break away from the u.k. >> we will seek all possible options. reporter: scotland planning another vote on independence, scrambling to stay in the european union. and petitions for a second do over vote, with more than 2 million supporters already signed off. he announced he was stepping down, british prime minister david cameron appearing in a parade, but not talking. other leaders trying to reassure the population. >> it has been two years of discussions. reporter: but it may not be soon . leaders whou want the u.k. out as soon as possible. market of peoples wiped out more than $2 trillion. >> the united states has real problems, and brexit is not their problem.

scotland supporting the vote and down pulling the impact at home, but the u.s. stock markets took a hit as americans feel the impact. the average 401(k) retirement account lost more than $3000 friday from the markets alone. companies are warning of job cuts and lost business, but experts say there are effects that you can take advantage of like refinancing. result oft rates as a this will probably stay low or go blower, and it may make sense to refinance the mortgage at a lower rate. kimberly: coming up -- new details about the crash that shut down lanes on i 270 this morning. with

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and investigators say that our hall was a factor in a crash that injured at least two people including a maryland state ohol was a factor in the crash. a vehicle veered onto the shoulder, hitting the state trooper's vehicle, sending it crashing into the other vehicle. none of the injuries were life-threatening, but the crash shut down several northbound lanes for about 3.5 hours. frederick expecting huge crowds today for the annual pride festival. year's if ity this has a much deeper meaning in the wake of the deadly attack at the --se nightclub in orlando organizers say that this year's event has a much deeper meaning. coming up, the very latest on the search for people in the flooding in westir

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kimberly: returning now to the developing story in west virginia, president obama declared a disaster about two hours ago. when he five people are confirmed dead after heavy rains caused massive floods, straining residence -- 25 people are confirmed dead. scott mclean is live with the very latest. any good news tonight? scott: yeah,

it is few and far between. there are still some 32,000 people without power, and that is the least of their problems. just look at how much water came through in a short time. top of theark on par garage, that is the high water mark. now that things are drying out, you can see some of the scale of the damage. there are scenes like this across dozens of county's. -- across dozens of counties. after two days of flash flooding, raging waters that caused widespread damage in parts of west virginia are finally receding. at least 24 people have died, making this the deadliest flash since 2010. the governor declared a state of emergency for more than 40 counties and activated the national guard to assist first

water-related rescues. we do not have any pending problems, but we have our hopes up. scott: they have dislodged bridges and swept away homes. >> there is no way to our house. the only thing that we can do is cross the creek for the rep stream where it's narrow and cut a path through the rough mountainside. those lucky enough to return home are trying to salvage what they can. >> there's no place to store stuff that is dry. scott: federal assistance has already been approved for the three hardest hit counties. the governor said that will help kickstart some of the relief efforts. i mentionedat earlier who was rescued from the attic, she also lost her business.

country tonight is we need help. reporting live from west virginia, scott mclean. kimberly? kimberly: now a 7 on your side consumer alert, the death of the "star trek" actor sparked a class-action lawsuit against jeep fiat chrysler. they said the company failed to disclaim the shifter defect. hisactor was crushed by jeep grand cherokee after it rolled down his driveway and pinned him to a brick wall. a civil rights group said the defect affects over 800,000 vehicles. some dc-10 it -- some d.c. tenants who were fed up with their landlord purchased their building. we interviewed them in 2009. help andcity's

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from bethesda. the clouds early in the morning, but people getting out on the greens. the condition starting to improve. getting better across the area, leading to a very nice evening. we have the dry air in place, allowing the temperatures to settle into the 60's for a lot of us. yesterday we were stuck with warmer overnight temperatures, so tonight will become purple. the high-pressure is keeping the clouds to the south, making for a nicer evening, leading into lots of sunshine tomorrow. this morning, the clouds got stuck over the blue ridge mountains. that will not be a problem tomorrow is the high pressure moves further off to the east. monday is when we will see the next chance of rainy weather, but most of the day will stay dry. a good portion of the day. the cold front gets closer, we bring in the chance of

first off to the west by late afternoon. that will be winchester, hagerstown. about 3 a.m. tuesday, still mostly drive. the rain holds off come just a slim chance monday. when we see more cloud cover and a better chance of thunderstorms really through the majority of the day. tuesday is when you will need the umbrella. the soccer game tonight, 81 degrees. the game starts at 7:00, mid 70's. towards the end of the game, feeling very comfortable. the game will be live on news channel 8 at 7:00. lows, 67 downtown, manassas 61, 60 culpeper, 63 lee's pepper. -- 63 leesburg. through the day tomorrow, 82 degrees by noon, 86 in the afternoon.

very comfortable. the highs across the area, warmer temperatures in leesburg, 89, 87 manassas. closer to the water, near 83 degrees and annapolis. the seven-day forecast brings the 30% chance of rain monday, 87. it feels more humid. tuesday is when we have the better chance of thunderstorms, 40%, and it will be warm and muggy. better on wednesday and thursday. if you have swim lessons, anything like that, thursday looks better. the holiday weekend next weekend, tracking rain friday. kimberly: oh, no rain, josh. robert: we got lucky on the golf course. thursday it was hot. kimberly: you have the soccer game tonight? robert: the soccer game, golf, a lot of stuff. moving day at congressional.

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>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: welcome back. round three of the quicken loans national at congressional. leesburg native billy hurley continues to play excellent goal. here he is on 14, the birdie putt, up the hill, sinks it. lee's the field at 15 under par. the shot of the day courtesy of ernie els. this approach is not fair, lands right in the cup, shooting six under 65. look out for that on "sportscenter."

from congressional. known asturday is moving day at the quicken loans national at congressional. thet of low numbers on course today, plenty of players putting themselves in position for a strong sunday finish. >> my ball striking has been better this weekend than it has all year. ,f i can match my putting tomorrow i may be able to shoot a better round. >> you hit the fairways, the course is scoreable. when you get off the fairway is when the bogeys happen. scott: break out your favorite although shirt tomorrow. it will be a fantastic finish tomorrow at congressional. 20 of players in contention to win the championship. plenty of players in contention to win the championship. reporting from bethesda, scott abraham, abc 7 sports.

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kimberly: not even an indoor bowl -- an adorable five-year-old boy could get former president george bush to try broccoli. in 1987 he famously said that he hated broccoli and bandit from air force one. -- he banned it

one. a little boy named cooper said it was good for him and he should try to give it a try. the former president said that of broccoli is genuine, but it will not get him to change his mind. josh: i did not know that was a famous thing. kimberly: i'm convinced he must have had it boiled or something. robert: put a little cheese on it, butter? kimberly: cheese makes everything good. josh: this evening is great. tomorrow morning, it will be a little cooler, low 60's. the afternoon, mid 80's. the humidity and check tomorrow. you will feel the muddiness monday, -- you will feel the mugginess monday. kimberly: coverage of the d.c. united game starts in just a few

news channel 8. have a great night.

welcome to "world news tonight." states of emergency from coast to coast. in the east, historic floods washing parts of west virginia away. the death toll rising. and in the west, monster wildfires overwhelming firefighters. destroying entire neighborhoods and the warning tonight, the worst is yet to come. donald trump defends his trip. touring his properties in scotland. saying if you can fix a golf course, you can fix a country. >> it's not so different. just a lot bigger. >> and is he close to choosing a vp? she taught fighter pilots in the movie "top gun." now actress kelly mcgillis in a real-life fight, with an intruder in her own home. >> what's your address? >> please help me! and the class action suit that has millions of music fans outraged. they thought they were getting