jonathan: first, another smoke incident on metro. smoke-filled a tunnel and shut down the gallery playstation in the middle of rush hour. re left riders we stranded in delayed, the dangerous incident happening just as metro is working to make the rail safer.

we gotn new's channel 8, word that the green and yellow line are back online. before that, you cannot take the green or yellow line from the station or a few other stations along this route, creating chaos the last four hours. >> it's really inconvenient. >> today was chaotic. it's a metro. tim: this is why they are angry. cell phone video shows smoke engulfing the station. this was one of the thousands of riders. bus.ried to call uber or a tim: the fire department transported one person to the hospital for smoke inhalation. >> we got out before anything worse happen. tim: metro tweeted

shuttle service was available and to expect delays. >> we sat on the train for a little bit. did not move. they basically told us the train was out of service. tweetedro also alternate routes. frustrating, and there is a whole group of people in there trying to figure out what's going on, people upset. tim: the green and yellow lines are open tonight. good news for the morning commute if you are taking metro. we are trying to figure out what caused the fire and we will check with metro through the night and the morning. live in the district, tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: tim, thank you. be the first to know about breaking news for your commute by signing up for text alerts at

by the supreme court, one may change the landscape of corruption cases involving the government. another involves gun roles. the third deals with abortion. it is the biggest abortion case in nearly a quarter century. jay korff joins us live with the ruling in the reaction. jay: jonathan, today's ruling considered by court followers could have long-standing implication for women and the nation as well. >> you don't mess with texas women. ro-abortion rights supporters cheered on the steps of the u.s. supreme court after rulingtices in a 5-3 struck down strict laws in texas that critics say shut down most of the states clinics. forces say that requirg

hospital placed in undue burden on some women. the court possible jordy agreed. majority agreed. she pointed to nearly 300 laws that had been cast to restrict access. 92% of virginia counties have no abortion providers. antiabortion supporters say it was passed to protect women. >> today, women lost. today the supreme court put politics over the health and safety of the women in our country. groups areortion saying this is a call to action to make sure that hillary an outspoken pro-abortion candidate, is not elected to the highest office. >> we will not give up. if anything, we are more resolute. jay: to give a sense of how big the stakes are, the

this will be the most important election of our lifetime. jay korff, abc 7 news. also today, the court unanimously overturned the bribery conviction of former virginia governor bob mcdonnell. he is in virginia beach tonight with family and friends, no word on when he may have more to say about the reaction. today's decision may reshape the way future corruption cases are handled. >> i think the justices were really concerned about the potential criminalization of a lot of what politicians and officials do. they take meetings and do favors. jonathan: will he go back on trial in a lower court? that is being evaluated. we also don't know what this will mean for maureen mcdonnell's convictions. alison: there was one other major case the supreme court ruled on today.

the justices upheld a federal law that bans people convicted of domestic violence from owning guns. the case in question involved who said theire guilty pleas for hitting partner should not disqualify them from gun ownership. the court disagreed, upholding the ban. we are tracking heavy downpours working their way across the area. let outre getting to the dog downtown, heavy rain is moving in. let me zoom in closer. we are dry just outside of the station at this minute. in a few more minutes we will probably hear the rain, then heavy rain through alexandria. a similar story further south. dale city with one of these heavy downpours. no lightning, good news, but lots of rain. that continues to push off to the north and east. tomorrow come a few showers in the morning,

thunderstorms. i will time those coming up in a few minutes and we will have a look at the holiday weekend forecast. meanwhile in west virginia, trying to rebuild after devastating floods. 10 inches of rain fell in some areas, causing 23 deaths, destroying hundreds of homes. the cleanup effort will take weeks, maybe months. hopes thee manchin federal government will help rebuild damaged roads and bridges. developments in the search for the man who shot and killed three people inside of a district heights home. it happened late friday night. the police were canvassing for clues tonight. they are trying to track this guy down. tom roussey is live with one the investigation. they have good videotape? tom: they do, of a suspect. we were out here friday night. one person was outside

shot. inside the home, three people -- four people shot, three died. the police may be getting closer to a subject. prince george's county police went door to door, hoping that some but he would give them information about friday night's triple homicide. suspect,ey know the did they know any family members who might know the suspect, if they saw something that night. thatthis on the same day the police released the surveillance video of the suspect in the homicide. the video was captured just after the victims were shot. this picture was taken in a nearby liquor store before the crime. ande people, all between 50 60, were the three people killed. two others were wounded. and have lived here decades say they are nervous, staying inside with a killer still out there. many

their face on camera. >> it's terrible, terrible. i hope they catch the guy who did it. tom: some of the fingerprint dust is still on the front door of the home. the police confirm drugs were found in the home. they believe this was a targeted attack. they say that it is possible one of the victims was being targeted, and is also possible the intention was targeting some but he yells who was not at home at the time. -- targeting somebody else who was not home at the time. jonathan: a muslim civil rights group says they are being targeted by isis. the council on islamic american relations said that a video threaten san francisco, las vegas, and condemned their group specifically. the isis video shows press conferences they held in florida and washington, d.c., condemning the orlando mass murders. alison: a

been arrested, accused of sex crimes against his students, and the police say there may be more victims. elementaryt cloverly in silver spring the last 25 years. he reportedly final two 11-year-old students on a number of occasions over the last two years. >> i feel like it was being swept under the rug. that's why everybody is so shocked and asking questions. why so long? vigna has some defenders, some of whom approached a news crew to say he could never do it he was accused of. >> he has a very good teacher and he has helped me come encouraged me -- helped me, encouraged me. alison: the district placed him on leave four months ago and he is facing seven sex abuse charges. jonathan:

bowser today signed a bill to raise the minimum wage. it raises the minimum wage to $15 per hour by the year 2020. increases after that will be tied to inflation. a police officer shot more than half a dozen times. tonight, his recovery and the simple thing that likely saved his life. alison: and this adorable little girl with a unique body part, a

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pictures of aatic high wire rescue on a phoenix roller coaster. climbed the ladder to the three stranded passengers. this just days after nine people afterushed to a hospital a roller coaster derailed in scotland and came off the tracks. both incidents are under investigation, but overall park riders are very safe. the chance of getting

an amusement park is one in 16 million. alison: firefighters in california are gaining the upper hand against a deadly wildfire. families are being allowed to return home, but hundreds of homes are gone. thever dogs are searching ruins for anyone who did not make it out on time. there is still no power or water in that region. pennsylvania police officer shot seven times just three days ago is now out of the hospital. he received a hero's welcome with his return home. his bullet-proof vest stopped most of the bullets, but one hit him in the face. the 25-year-old says he knows how lucky he is. you would like to say thank to everybody for being there for me and my family. everybody supporting me means a lot. i appreciate it. he was responding to the report of drug activity when he was wounded. the suspect is charged with two

charges of attempted murder. alison: 7 on your side with consumer news tonight -- chipotle is launching a summer rewards program. levels -- mild, medium, and hot. launches july 1. anybody who enrolls gets a free order of chips and guacamole just for signing up. jonathan: they are happy in the newsroom. they go there all the time. check this out -- a robot with feelings. he moves with a combination of image,ial intelligence, and a camera in his face can identify who is playing with him and he can get moody. the ability to express emotions like annoyed, board, scared. cosmo wil

alison: we don't need any more moody in our world, do we? this story is upbeat -- this will melt a heart. a nine-year-old girl born without a right hand and wrist now has both. but this is not just any prosthetic. her new hand is inspired by the disney hit "frozen." >> awesome! >> just the smile on her face is the most amazing feeling. alison: a group of college students created the prosthetic using a 3-d printer. it took about 30 hours to print. the group has also produced an ironman-themed hand for a little boy in ohio. jonathan: that is amazing, and when you consider that a printer put that together -- alison: how does that work?

josh: it fits perfectly, it's just for her, and done by college students. alison: so cool. josh, nice to have you here tonight. josh: good to be here. let me talk about what's going on right now, the rain has left a little bit, but raining right now at national harbor. the temperatures are still very warm, mid to upper 70's, and very muggy. dealing with muggy conditions pretty much all day tomorrow as well. it feels more like 79 degrees because of the extra humidity. the last two hours, we are totally dry on the first scan. in the thunderstorms pop up. some very heavy downpours. this was working its way through downtown and a lot of the southern side of 495.

northeast. it will not be long before that is ultimately into prince george's county. bowie on the lighter side. further north is the heavier downpours. similar story towards lorton, triangle, and fredericksburg. no lightning mixed in, but still heavy rain. tuesday,morning, 7:30 just a few showers, some rain further to the south, but still enough that you may have to turn on the wipers. we get a break in the middle of the day. thunderstorms develop further to the west. into the late afternoon, close to 5:00, some of this bubbles up and we get thunderstorms in the evening. tomorrow, most likely around d.c., between about 4:00 and 10:00. what is behind this is much more comfortable. cold front pushes ofwe

lots of sunshine wednesday and thursday and low humidity. 73 for the morning rush, mostly cloudy, warm and muggy. 83 and humid. 88 degrees for the ride home an a good chance you will need the wipers. less humid wednesday and thursday, feeling good. those are the pick days of the work week. that's of sunshine. friday, saturday, sunday, a chance of spotty showers and thunderstorms. washout any day, but fourth of july monday, if feels great. the humidity is up, but we stay dry. alison: thank you, josh. jonathan: all we need to do is make the nats win again and again. erin: the nationals at home, and nobody happier to be back in some of these players. some n

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comments in the big apple today. he has added the celtics, clippers, and heat to his slate of interviews before free agency begins friday. carmelo anthony says he has already started recruiting durant. >> i have not really thought that far. this team now with d-rose and talk to myoing to team and we will figure things out. right now, it's hard to say. erin: the thought of making your first professional start for any athlete can be daunting, but not for d.c. united's jail and robinson. not only did he rise to the occasion, but he was rewarded for his performance -- jailen robinson. >> i'm speechless. that's awesome.

don't know. it's a dream come true. swimming, the 400 meter freestyle at the u.s. olympic swim trials. the only thing that did not go so well was another world record. she started strong, could not pull off the record, but her time to him it was still the third-fastest in history. not a major letdown. we do have a major upset alert. they are calling this the worst loss in soccer. iceland is headed to the quarterfinals with the 2-1 win over england. they will play host nation france on sunday. and don't forget the nationals'

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