on the side of the road on the fourth of july. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house th 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner's to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and download 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: first, an unnerving mystery unfolding, a man recovering after being left for dead on the side of the road on the fourth of july in wheaton, and now a neighborhood is all edge. they said he suffered trauma.

not released a lot of information, and quite frankly that's because they don't have a lot of information. something thatas happened the street, but we don't know why. this person will cup to bright lights of the fourth of july, but not because of fireworks. >> i went to the door, barefoot come in my night down come and i said, my god. it looked like vegas. montgomery county police officers were investigating a violent assault that has a 25-year-old man fighting for his life. investigators say somebody tipped them off yesterday just after 1 a.m. when they snubbed upon the 25-year-old lying in the middle of the road near wheaton and silver spring. the victim suffered trauma to his upper body, but they would not say how or who the victim is. >> detectives would like to be able to interview the

once he has recovered some to talk to detectives. smith has lived on the block more than 50 years. she says things have gotten more violent, but she is hoping this crime is not random. >> i'm not really surprised anymore and anything that happens around here. intersection, big so they believe somebody drove by, walked by, saw something. they are hoping that if anyone did, they will call. reporting live from montgomery county, tim barber, abc 7 news. leon: a warning about the danger of fireworks. d.c. fire officials responded to several serious injuries last night. at least four people were treated for injuries, including a teenager who is facing a possible from a few tatian because a cherry bomb exploded in his hand. d.c. fire and ems remind you to keep an eye on children

carefully handle unexploded fireworks. a disturbing arrest in fairfax county. a person's charged with attempted abduction on the fourth of july. eyewitnesses say that he inappropriately touched two children, one of whom is four. this happened on barcroft view terrace last night. they have also charged ayala with being drunk in public. showers, mainly to the south, across fredericksburg. withtle bit of lightning the storms moving to the east at about 25 miles per hour. fredericksburg will dry out in the next half hour, 45 minutes. tonight, the temperatures falling into the middle 70's, partly cloudy skies. a little bit of patchy fog in the morning, but nothing that will cause travel delays. the highest tomorrow, low 90's, the heat index in the middl

the rest of the week and the hottest temperatures of the season yet to come, coming up. eventful ride home in falls church tonight, major backup as route 50 had to be shut down twice because of a chain of events that started with a bank robbery and end it with a robot investigating a possible bomb. jay korff has that story. calm right now, but earlier it was chaos. all the people in the businesses and the stripmall had to evacuate because, well, according to the police a bank robber came out of this bank and, as he was fleeing, dropped something on the walkway. rush-hour lasted a lot more than an hour for some commuters tuesday evening. it is backed up for miles. >> it's crazy. jay: because of something left behind at the scene of a bank robbery. >>

had already fled. tom: when the bank robber had run out of the bank, he left an undisclosed amount of cash and a backpack just outside the front door, claiming it had an explosive device inside. >> this particular back is in the middle of a shopping center. the entire shopping center was evacuated. jay: while the bomb squad did his job inspecting the backpack, nearby route 50 packed with cars was shut down, causing a cascade of traffic tieups. >> i've never seen it like this before. jay: in the end, the device was destroyed. the police are not saying what was inside. route 50 was eventually reopened. >> we are still looking for the suspect. he did get away. jay: the suspect is described as a white male in his 50's, thin, six feet tall, gray hair, and a ponytail. reporting live from seven corners, jay korff, abc 7 news. leon:

in her own fright yard, the killer allegedly gets away by stealing her car. the police say that happened on windsor road in lexington park. woman was say the attacked by a lifelong friend, patrick bush. he is in custody. stubbs' friends and family are in shock. >> she was a sweet person. she would do whatever she could for anyone. person.a sweet, lovable leon: bush has a long criminal history. after a break for the holiday weekend, safe track phase three is now underway tonight. this will bring track closures and changes, mostly impacting alexandria and reagan national airport. tom roussey has what we need to know about the morning commute.

you think? tom: it's going to be rough for some people. about an hour ago, this train rolled into the station from the north. it has been here ever since because trains are not taking passengers any further south. this train over here, a lot of folks just got on, it is going north. through monday, that is the only direction that you can go for national airport. after evening rush-hour come a few minutes past 8:00, the last blue and yellow line train of the week to continue south past reagan airport to drop passengers off. >> it will be brutal. use commuters are normally the braddock road station still are not sure what the best option is. >> i will probably drive in or uber. >> it will be fluid. interesting the first couple days. for seven days, the plan is

the track between reagan airport and braddock road. then for the next seven days, the plan is to shut down the track between the airport and pentagon city. the crystal city station will complete the shutdown. straight for two weeks, anyone who uses this section of metrorail to get into d.c. or back will be affected a lot. >> i had no idea this was happening. tom: she'd rub in alexandria but lives near richmond. in town for a conference, she was stunned to learn about safe track now she will rely on her parents. >> they will drop me off at pentagon city. they are so sweet. line train just left. there has been some confusion tonight as safe track has begun. acyclic him if you want to get between here and braddock road -- basically, if you want to get between here and braddock road station, you w

after monday, the trains will not head north for a week. live at reagan national airport, tom roussey, abc 7 news. we are also following an active investigation at the wheaton manner of station -- wheaton metro station. the red line train ran past a signal with two people on board. into the tunnel they had walked back to the platform. the tro is trying to figure out why the train missed the signal. nobody was hurt. wjla.com has a complete guide to save track. you can also get text alerts by texting us the word "metro" to 43817. trail, a major turning point in the campaign for hillary clinton. the fbi director says he is not recommending charges after a year-long

hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server. word from fbi director james comey he is recommending hillary clinton faced no charges for her use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state. >> no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. leon: this on the same day hillary clinton and president obama headlined a rally in charlotte, north carolina, their first campaign stop together since the president gave his endorsement a month ago. >> there has never been any man or woman more qualified for this office than hillary clinton. leon: clinton's troubles are far from over. comey had harsh words about how the e-mails were handled. contradicting clinton's key assertion. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone from my e-mail. e-maile-mails in 52 chains have been determined by the ag

information at the time they were sent or received. seizing ond trump the criticism while campaigning in the tar heel state. >> they said she was guilty. she was guilty. that we ared out not going to press charges. it's really amazing. leon: the latest abc news/washington post poll in late june found the majority of americans disapprove of how clinton has handled questions about her e-mail. a terror arrest in our backyard. a former national guardsmen behind in bars. plus, high tech hackers targeting your car. a crime that is gaining traction.

in theeona new clue mysterious crash of egyptair flight 804. the voice recorder

recorders recorded smoke in the cockpit when the airplane went down. 66 people were killed. investigators are trying to pinpoint whether terrorism or a technical issue was the cause. developing now, a possible terror attack stopped in virginia. in virginia national guardsmen is behind bars after making contact with isis. the man from sterling is accused of soliciting help from terror groups. that he wantedid to carry out a "ft. hood" type .f attack the fbi caught him during a sting operation of the weekend. wild weather impacting places across the country and still no signs of a missing police officer the university of dallas. his vehicle was found in floodwaters earlier this morning. teams found his cruiser late today. the national weather service determined that an ef-2 tornado touched downn

kentucky. when damaged a walmart -- wind damaged a walmart. there were no injuries. 7 on your side about car hacking, high take these hacking into key fobs. this happened in california, but it is fear this could spread across the country. your cares cannot take and drive off with them, but they can open the doors. they attach homing devices underneath your car. >> as soon as the user of the car unlocks their vehicle come this now has the code stored that can be used later. leon: there is a simple thing to prevent hackers from getting a hold of your code -- just press the lock button a number of times, not just once, several times. it resets the code and that makes the stolen code useless. of victories for local drivers. the department of transportation is allocated $90 million to be

bridge. millions more is needed, but it allows the park service to begin the repairs next year. the announcement comes after 65 millionne a $1 construction grant. that will be used to extend the i-95 express lane fredericksburg. parkhow goes on, college postponed its fireworks show last night because of bad weather, but tonight the crowds were out and they were treated to the bright lights and beautiful colors. andncluded a live band, several other cities held their fireworks today. the little humid, but not a bad night for fireworks. so much better when the cloud deck is not at 600 feet. ofar skies today, and a lot people have fireworks left friday and saturday, it will be nice, though hot and humid. yesterday

high, the coolest fourth of july in 75 years. today, upper 80's, low 90's. the heat index exceeded that. right now, 77 manassas, the same in leesburg. the story, what it feels like, heading out the door to take the dog for a final walk, it feels like 87 degrees downtown d.c. 70's closerpper towards the mason-dixon line. the further south, around fredericksburg, a little bit of rain and thunderstorms earlier. the heavier rains have slowly ended. all of this is moving off to the east. fredericksburg begins to clear the next half hour. then partly cloudy skies through the late-night. 70's,ime lows in the patchy fog possible early in the morning. if you have any air travel plans, i don't expect you will see travel delays, but if you are heading to the airport, with a safe track work going on, leave extra time d

tomorrow morning feels like lower 80's. we quickly rebound into the middle to upper 90's for the feels-like temperature's. we cooldown tomorrow night as the sun sets. look at the wake-up temperatures again thursday morning. thursday will be a sizzler with feels-like temperature's near inside the capital beltway and we may have some heat advisories issued. orangeurecast, code tomorrow, spotty showers and thunderstorms. i don't think enough to grab the umbrella. thursday, you may want to grab the umbrella just to stay dry. we could have a cluster of storms through the midday into the afternoon. some heavier rains. the temperatures will be hot. tomorrow, middle 80's by 11:00 in the morning. in extra sun and clouds. in the afternoon and evening, low 90's the highs. the heat index in the middle 90's.

friday and saturday, highs of 95 degrees. if you are getting up early saturday morning, parts of the area may not even drop below 80 degrees. sunday, upper 80's. monday, upper 80's. tuesday, low 90's. the latest models show another heat wave for the end of next week, where we could see even hotter temperatures than on the seven day outlook. leon: more than 95? erin: i like it hot. leon: what you will get what you want. erin: and the nationals are getting what they want, tying a team record.

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-- tonight. washington got on the scoreboard first. second inning, anthony rendon singles to left. daniel murphy tries to score from second and beats the throw. 1-0 washington. tied at 1-1 in the sixth inning. peres takes gio gonzalez the. nats tried to rally on the seventh, bases-loaded for bryce harper. the magic moment was not meant to be, a called third strike ends the inning and the threat. the nationals drop two of three. four nationals were named to the national league all-star team tonight, exciting news. harper was voted in by the fans and will start in right field, his fourth all-star nod. daniel murphy was edged out why the cubs'

benzo burst, but was named as a reserve. zobrist, but was named as a reserve. stephen strasburg is a perfect 11-0 this season. battery mate wilson ramos going, too, having a breakout year hitting .340 with 13 home runs. this is his first all-star selection. this is really special for him. he does not say much, but his expression showed he was extremely happy to be going to his first all-star game. you like to see a guy rewarded for his hard work. erin: sure do. the wizards continue to fine-tune through free agency. jason smith is the latest team.on to the he reportedly agreed to a three-year, $16 million deal. that gives washington another big body off the ben

three rebounds a game last season and a backup role. the next big free-agent domino to fall could be dwyane wade. the miami heat have a two-year, $40 million offer on the table. the denver nuggets have reportedly offered a two-year deal for $50 million. there was talk earlier today wade could get signed to the cavaliers and reunite with his clevelandlebron, but would have to clear quite a bit of salary to make that happen. and we are one step closer to an all-williams final at wimbledon. venus and serena both advanced. it would be weird to see dwyane wade with denver. feel like he is trying to posture with the heat by visiting them. leon: congrats to the buffalo, though, way to go, wilson ramos. a ha

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steve: it will get hot and very humid. tomorrow, low 90's. it will feel like middle to upper 90's. it will feel close to 100 friday and saturday, cooling off a little bit sunday and monday. then we cranked the heat up again next week. leon: jimmy kimmel live is next. have a great night.

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from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- eric stonestreet, from "uncle buck," nia long -- episode three of "the baby bachelorette" -- and music from alunageorge. with cleto and the cletones. and now, stay focused -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. hello, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. very