kellye: a family's search for answers after the police connect two recent murders. how family and friends are remembering a man killed in a hail of gunfire. >> we have one of the best seats for the fireworks in laurel. coming up, why the city may have seen the biggest crowd this year.

after hillary clinton met with the fbi about a private e-mail use as secretary of state, the justice department tips its hand about possible charges. >> now, abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. kellye: thank you for joining us. i'm kellye lynn. is a couplef july days away, but one prince george's county community celebrated early. cheryl: they set up to shoot off enough fireworks, sending barges onto the lake. >> they have the best fireworks. cheryl: the city of laura was one of the only fireworks display on this saturday, possibly the best weather day of the weekend. they

national mall may be rained out. >> they are expecting a lot of rain, so i wanted to see something. need for cake when fireworks celebrates america's birthday. if only spent most of the year raising about $35,000 to spend on the spectacle in the sky. >> people who come from california. i have a friend from canada who comes every year. cheryl: he has been pulling the switches for 19 years. >> it's exciting setting it off. and at times they have to dodge the ashes. the city of laurel got the best weather, and maybe the biggest crowds. >> the finale was like a lot coming down at the bottom at one time. cheryl: the

65 thousand people gathering in laurel and keeping their eyes to the sky. after tonight, they start planning for next year's display. happy birthday, america, a few days early. cheryl conner, abc 7 news. is the bigday celebration on the national mall, and in the wake of recent terror attacks, security will be tight. streets around the mall and memorial bridge will be closed to traffic most of the day. visitors will be screened at one of eight access points. ohol,olol - weapons, and drones are prohibited on the mall. and as always, if you see something, say something. josh, no pressure to continue the sunny forecast. josh: i wish i had better news, but i think it will still be hit and miss.

things are cooling off nicely. we are looking at temperatures hanging in the 60's, near 75 d.c. 70 manassas, 67 in woodbridge. not too muggy, so it feels good. we had the sunshine, than the clouds moved in. wichita, omaha, st. louis on the left side of the screen, that is the way the rain is coming from monday. i think it is scattered. a few showers near charlottesville overnight. they are slowly building. early tomorrow morning, 4:30, scattered rain for the district, showers the first part of the day. things dry out quickly. the middle of the day, cloudy but drive. i don't think the rain will make it to bed. if you are out for the 5k, just a few raindrops, but starting in the 60

rain for monday and let you know what it means for the fireworks coming up. kellye: stay connected with the weather team anytime using wjla.com, facebook, and twitter, or through the storm watch weather app. learn more at wjla.com. a crime alert tonight, a humidity rattled in alexandria after two recent homicides within blocks. a 23-year-old man gunned down early this morning on first-rate, his family trying -- on first street, his family trying to figure out why. roz plater has the report. police haveria saturated this neighborhood because folks are on edge. late tonight, we have learned the police are investigating the possibility these last two murders may have been connected. old town alexandria residents woke up to net -- to yet

another deadly shooting, the fourth homicide this year, and all four have happened in the same area. this neighbor did not want to be identified. >> they seem to be targeted, not random. >> it's devastating, my baby boy. two,saquan, a father of was gunned down on 1st street saturday morning in a hail of bullets. the family said it may have been a case of her event for a crime she said her son did not commit. he was not even in town the afternoon it happened. >> if the people on the street believe that saquan did it. roz: the previous murder happened on montgomery street three weeks ago. a 28-year-old, an aspiring musician, which shot multiple times in broad daylight. >> the loss of life to violence in the city. roz: residents

questioned if there was enough police presence. the police chief reassured them there are more officers assigned to that part of the city than others. the mayor said they are working hard to find answers. >> people are coming together in the police are investigating. i'm confident the police will come forward with information in the coming days. the mayor and police chief are holding a community meeting on this issue this coming wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the charles pugh glidden rec center. new tonight, howard county police identify the couple shot at a hotel in laurel. they are saying that 29-year-old amanda and 23-year-old derek were shot this morning at the turf hotel on washington boulevard. the woman died at the hospital, the man was shot in the leg.

identify the suspect. new developments in the race for the white house. hours after hillary clinton met with investigators looking to her use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state, reports tonight from the justice department charges are not expected in the case. thewas the first report news, citing sources close to the investigation. some of trump pounced, tweeting "totally rigged." the investigation began last year and most legal experts said criminal charges were not likely. the findings of the expectedtion are before the party conventions later this month. former president bill clinton says he regrets meeting with attorney general loretta lynch earlier this week, although they say the meeting was social. clinton said he regretted the difficulty a creative for lynch. she also said it was a mistake and it had no impact on the investigation.

donald trump sent out an image of hillary clinton, money, and a star that some believe looked like the star of david. many said the image prompted a stereotype about jews and finances. trump later delete at the tweet and posted it with a circle. 12 hours of terror. family and friends mourn the loss of the americans killed come and chilling new details of the bangladesh attacks. >> the scene was right out of a movie. we were very fortunate. kellye: how three quick thinking kids took a

kellye: family and friends mourn the loss of an american killed in the attack in bangladesh. the chilling details released about what took place during the ordeal. >> we got back. reporter:

loss of a former student. seen here in a facebook photo, she had just finished her frhman year at emory university. born in bangladesh, she grew up in miami and was one of two students from the school who died in the attack. >> it's so hard to believe she was there and she was suffering for so many hours. i don't even want to think about it. 18 euros student from uc berkeley was also killed. among the 20 victims, nine italians. tonight, flags in rome flying at half staff in their honor. the 12 hours of terror began late friday. at least seven heavily armed terrorist storm the popular restaurant about a mile from the u.s. embassy, reportedly shouting and there were a beck. claimed they order

oran. those who could were given food. those who cannot were tortured. one of the terrace was captured. isis is claiming responsibility and said they were specifically targeting foreigners. the u.s. is still assessing that claim. kellye: holocaust survivor and nobel peace prize winner elie wiesel has died at the age of 87. a survivor of two concentration camps, he made human rights and peace his life's work. against the voices hatred. it does not mean there is not evil in the world. books and work earned him the nobel peace prize in 1986. elie wiesel was instrumental

in the creation of the u.s. holocaust museum in washington. investigators say they are not stopping -- that not stopping at a light caused a deadly bus crash in the florida panhandle. a small child was among the five people killed. the driver of the bus filled with families with ruby red light and collided with a semi. the driver of the truck and four people on the bus were killed. more than a dozen people aren't a dozen people are in the hospital, many with severe burns. a brush fire destroyed five homes in san bernardino late today. at a homeowners were treated for smoke inhalation and heat exhaustion. burning was one of many across the drought stricken state. no rain for us today, but tomorrow, that is another story. josh: i think for a lot of us come as early as tomorrow morning, sunrise. the clouds are moving in. then the rains shows

harbor, quite a few people still down on the pier. 75 degrees at reagan national. with the dry air in place, the feels-like temperature's the same. the dew point is going up. today was not muggy, tomorrow we will feel it more. monday we will notice the difference. the showers have developed as far north as charlottesville, but really this is what we are watching monday. the rain that is heading our way. the high-pressure doing its best to all things to the south and west. foely, the guy pressure will be breaking down. the low will move our way, which will be the heaviest rain. zooming in, futurecast, the rain further to the southwest making its way here early tomorrow morning i'm especially south of d.c. nton, fairfax, halfway through parts of montgomery county

morning. in the afternoon, drying out. kies stickudy s around. for most of us, we just see the rain earlier. monday starts off drive, but then we have the waves of heavy downpours. time, then anoon little break. unfortunately, the latest model showing we have rain moving in right about 9:00 for stop we will keep a close eye on this. it is scattered on and off, so we just have to get lucky with the timing. that is the latest. mostlyht, 60 to 67, cloudy, isolated showers closer to sunrise. tomorrow, just 78 degrees. that is 10 degrees below normal this time of year. a little warmer further north. fredericksburg 72. thicker cloud cover further to the south.

73 degrees. theunchtime, we bring in rain, than the chance of heavy downpours and thunderstorms on and off in the afternoon and evening. 30% chance tomorrow. the further north you go, i think we start off drive. not everybody will see the rain. the further south, the more likely. monday, 80% chance. that will be on and off. tuesday, still dealing with the rain. we finally dry out wednesday, hot. kellye: forget about it, it's not happening. josh: i don't think we should go that far. tomorrow still looks ok. monday, keep the umbrella handy. kellye: how are the nuts looking? robert: they were doing well come and then something happened. i will just say that. a were trying to keep their winning streak going against the reds. sports is coming up.

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that is her bread and butter. she had the three best times entering tonight. check out the distance she is putting between the field. this is about midway. she is doing this with ease. the final lap, nobody is around her. in fact, the camera has to zoom out just to get another swimmer in the picture. like secretariat, 1973. ledecky wins by almost 10 seconds ahead of second-place. rio awaits. here is ledecky after the swing. >> it was a fun race and i was swimming as fast as i could. could not really hear the screaming, but it was fun. race, made it my own maintaining my tempo. it was fun to put together the race. robert: nobody else was there.

phelps, one hundred-meter butterfly, trying to qualify for his third event in rio. this was a close race. phelps would not be denied. afterwards, there was no way he was losing his last race, he said, on american soil. phelps qualified for his third event at the olympic. was thenovak djokovic favorite in his match, but , it did notquerrey work out that way. the game was called yesterday because of darkness. djokovic won the third set, look like he was taking control. uh-uh, querrey kept plugging away. djokovic did not have his best form. sam querrey wins the fourth set tiebreak, upsetting the world's 6-1, 3-6, 7-6., the williams

their second round doubles match. they winon in straight sets. quest for grand slam title number 22, the doubles team is going for their 14th grand slam doubles title. serena has singles action tomorrow. soccer, euro 2016. the game was tied after 120 minutes, so they went to penalty kicks. germany wins 6-5. they advanced to the semi finals. soccer, washington spirit taking on kansas city. check out this effort. knocks down the pass, gets the ball back. the kick is pure. 2-0. hold on and win reportedlyards have

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>> help, please help. kellye: three quick thinking kids made a phone call that help the police catch a home invasion suspects in action. rankids heard that the use, upstairs to their parents bedroom, barricaded themselves in a closet, and dialed 911. they stayed quiet and on the phone with dispatchers the whole time. minutes later, the police arrived and caught the suspects. >> throughout the house, all you could hear was doors slamming. >> i can hardly sit and talk about it without crying. say theyhe parents talk to their kids about having a plan, including which doors locked and where to hide if anything like this ever happened.

40% of the streetlights in detroit, at one point, did not work. you had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corridors that were just totally pitch black. those things had to change. we wanted to restore our lighting system in the city. you can have the greatest dreams in the world, but unless you can finance those dreams, it doesn't happen. at the time that the bankruptcy filing was done,

citi did not run away from the table like some other bankers did. citi had the strength to help us go to the credit markets and raise the money. it's a brighter day in detroit. people can see better when they're out doing their tasks. young people are moving back in town. kids are feeling safer while they walk to school. and folks are making investments and the community is moving forward. 40% of the lights were out, but they're not out for long. they're coming back.