>> now, abc 7 news at noon, on your side. this noon within the weather, cool and cloudy out there today with another round of rain moving in today. we will get right over to meteorologist brian van de graaff. brian: the rain has been on and off throughout the morning, just .ind of gray and drizzly low fog and low clouds, temperatures only in the 50's. today our average high jumps to 70, but not going to be the case.

quantico, 52 in winchester. could see those temperatures work into the low 60's briefly this afternoon that although the brain's take -- the rain is taking a break, we will continue to see showers through the afternoon and evening. the system should pull away tomorrow, and then we should start to break in some sunshine. a big-time warming trend headed our way. lindsey: developing now, if fire investigation in woodbridge has taken a tragic turn. officials have uncovered a body inside and much more. q: fire crews in prince william county as well as police officers have been very busy throughout the day investigating this fire and death. it happened on the second floor and the fire was contained to one unit although there is some smoke damage underneath th

the fire sparked at 11:30 last night when police rushed over right into the apartment, and discovered the man lying unconscious. firefighters did their best to resuscitate him but were unsuccessful. as you can see also, we have video. you can see the fire crews, they have been out here all morning sifting through fire debris, trying to figure out what started the fire. as for the homicide investigators, they have been out here trying to figure out how this man died. >> our homicide unit investigates any death not attended by a physician, including whether a person is found and does not wake up, may have had a heart attack, a drug overdose. all the way up to a homicide or even a suicide. to:

if not for the smoke detectors there would likely have been a lot more damage. police are waiting for the autopsy from the medical examiner's office before they can release the victim's name. that is the latest from woodbridge, q mccray for abc 7 news. lindsey: more than 24 hours later firefighters in college park remain on the scene on one of the largest fires in history. plenty of activity on berwyn house road in college later,ore than 24 hours still dousing the building. you can see two ladder trucks are still throwing a whole lot of water on this building, a tremendous fire, one of the largest in prince george's county history, and the most expensive. nearly $40 million in damage

three minor injuries including two firefighters, this was a new building under construction with about 250 apartments. the question is, is there structural damage? investigators have not been able to get inside because some hard-to-reach areas are still burning, hotspots still flaring up. five alarms sounded. you were in the building. what we you doing? >> painting. john: what happened? >> we don't know. somebody called everybody to go out because the fire started on the 64. john: there was so much heavy smoke, a senior center was evacuated across the street and the university of maryland had to cancel some classes. those have resumed today, but still a lot of activity, the cause still under investigation. john gonzalez, abc seven

closing in on the 100 day mark and showing signs he is willing to compromise to avoid a government shutdown, and soften his demands regarding the border law -- wall. we want to know what you think, will the federal government shutdown? meanwhile, sam sweeney has the latest on the efforts to avoid a shutdown. sam: the biggest challenge facing the president this week may be avoiding a government shutdown beginning midnight friday. the main sticking point, funding for the border wall. democrats say it is a nonstarter. >> can you guarantee there will not be a government shutdown? >> i cannot guarantee. >> how close can you get to guaranteeing? director mulvaney and others have made in these negotiations has been very positive and they feel confident that will not happen. >>

priorities get funded on the border wall, increased security? sam: now there are signs the president is willing to give in to avoid a shutdown. told a group of conservative journalists he is willing to put off funding for the border wall until later this fall. democratic reaction to the reported comments was swift, chuck schumer saying that trump was taking the wall off the table, in a move he called good for the country. >> a very, very important and powerful group of people. president trump posted the un security council in a state dining room. >> i suspect we will be busy in coming years. trump oncen., which called a waste of time and money , now he is urging them to take on the threat from north korea. >>

have to finally solve sam:. sam:sam sweeney, abc news. lindsey: within the last hour, president trump delivered the keynote speech at a holocaust ceremony. witness.t bear today, why we are here to remember and to bear witness. to make sure that humanity never, ever forgets. thank you very much. lindsey: his speech did not come without opposition. or than 500 people signed an open letter asking the holocaust memorial museum to withdraw his invitation, after the president has had multiple controversies with the jewish community. top top officials will meet

north korea. trent officials will meet tomorrow to discuss threats from north korea. president trump is calling on the united nations security council to offer more assistance. council must be prepared to impose additional and stronger sanctions for north korean nuclear and lipstick missile program -- ballistic missile programs. haley has accused north korea of playing games and trying to show its strength, but says the trump administration does not want war. the federal protective services employee accused in a shooting spree that killed three people is expected to plead guilty. as part of the deal, he will serve life in prison without parole. he is accused of killing his estranged wife in prince george's county, and shooting and killing two others in montgomery county

the hearing is set for 1:30. new video and details from police reveals what happens before and after that tense confrontation with a doctor on a united airline flight. a big facebook scam, details on the fake offer you need to look out for. an unexpected arrival at a zoo, one newborn's special delivery. let's get a check on the traffic with angela foster. jamie: on this midday, soggy conditions. we have a fallen tree time that traffic in takoma park. sligo creek parkway is blocked between new hampshire avenue and old carroll avenue in both directions. not a lot of red on the map but we are seeing some slow spots

george washington parkway between the key bridge as you head to the roosevelt bridge. we have a work zone set up on the capital beltway's inner loop past university boulevard, not too bad traveling near the american legion bridge into fairfax county.

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>> you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. lindsey: now to the return of bill o'reilly, the cable host speaking out overnight about his dismissal from fox news in a podcast. amy roebuck has the latest. >> i miss you guys. welcome to thenews on ll

back. i am not on television anymore. i was very surprised how it all turned out. amy: the former fox news hinting we have not heard the last of those sexual harassment allegations, allegations he vehemently denies. becausenot say a lot there is much stuff going on right now, but i can tell you that i am very confident the truth will come out, and when it does, i don't know if you are going to be surprised, but i think you are going to be shaken as i am. a lot of stuff involved here. o'reilly spotted by the daily mail at a long island shoe store, reportedly receiving $25

he once ruled in the ratings. his final show watched by over three and a half million viewers, dropping by almost one million after he left. >> this is the final factor. it has been an honor to sit in this chair. amy: as his former show went off the air friday, his replacement tucker carlson launching his new show. just an hour after o'reilly's podcast. o'reilly has not said if he plans to return to tv but promises his podcast will expand into a full news show with guests and his signature no holds barred style. >> you as a loyal o'reilly listener have the right to know down the lane what exactly happened, and we are working in that direction. amy: there are new developments in that lindsey: --

developments in that united airline story. employees were calling for police assistance. there is video of the doctor's wife boarding, running off, and running back on. they are getting ready for legal action. >> it escalated to physical harm , when he was lawfully where he was entitled to be. lindsey: the attorney is representing this woman who says an american airlines flight attendant removed her stroller, nearly hitting her baby. into at the zoo turned quite an adventure for and expecting cup -- couple. the baby had other plans. she went into labor in the middle of the park, so dad jumped into action, deliri

a crowd of people. >> she is crying, and it was just the most beautiful thing that a man could ever see. it was a truly blessed experience. lindsey: the baby weighed in at five pounds five ounces. her family says her birth was the experience of a lifetime. happy poppa. through twoe been births and i would not say it is the most beautiful thing. i am going to keep it real. lindsey: someone is going to sleep on the couch tonight. brian: i love the baby, i love my wife. let's leave it at that. the weather is not so great. tomorrow we will transition more into sunshine and later in the week is looking good. we could see a big warm up this weekend, and there is a hit we could see cooler air -- hint

we could see some cooler air. at the belle haven country club, i saw some golfers golfing. we have a bit of a breeze out of the northeast at 10 to 20. it adds a little bit of a chill factor. take a look at the weatherbug range fall totals -- rainfall maryland picked up about a third of an inch. across the area, we continue to see clouds and wind, and as long as it kicks out of the north, northeast that keeps us socked in with clouds and keeps us cool. a few showers crossing the bay. more showers through loud and frederick. i want to focus on west in prince william county, here is manassas proper in manassas

, showers are lifting from southeast to northwest. heading over toward loudoun county. the overall picture shows that swirl that will continue to lift northward, so spotty showers tonight through tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning, maybe a sprinkle or two. eventually we should break into some sunshine and that may hold temperatures back just a bit. 50's overnight tonight, not moving much tomorrow. 75 tomorrow. the nats play this week and friday should be pretty good. your extended outlook showing we see improvement for thursday and friday, and by the weekend if it all holds together, sunshine, heat, humidity, and maybe some storms. lindsey: brian, thank you. seveis

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lindsey: back now with one of the most shocking eliminations in dancing with the stars history, actress heather morris and her pro partner were voted off the same night they had a perfect score. george pennock io has the details. george: heather morris and her thener rum bud their way to first perfect score and then 30 minutes later, based on judges scores and viewer votes from last week they were eliminated from the competition. there sportsmanship wa

>> i was excited to go out there and do that. i got my 10, which was very important. i was nervous about tonight and the performance because it was a hard dance and i do not feel like it could have gone better. not am just sad that we did get to do everything we set out. a lot of thought was going into the future. heather had danced with alan burstyn after max was sidelined with an injury. ,> i think it is so hard to say because you see somebody who did one of the best dances we have ever seen on the show, and she is not safe. it is really about the journey because you never know when it will be over. >> heather is an incredible dancer but it is not just about the dancing. i think she is amazing. >> the elimination

brother and his partner go in at the top of the leaderboard followed by rishaad jennings and emma slater. next week, dancing with the stars tackles movie genres. a live look outside right now as we had to break

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at meng meng at a breeding center in china. they captured her playtime fun over the weekend. if she were a gymnast she would probably get some pretty high scores. brian: she is rolling. lindsey: she is having a great time. look at the things you can do indoors, just do some somersaults. brian: off and on rain this afternoon, not so nice as we head through the afternoon. tomorrow, running clouds and early sprinkles will give way to sunshine, 70's in the afternoon, 80's by thursday. lindsey: thank you for joining us this midday. have a good day.

>> you know, technically they call this program a game show, but with a million dollars on the line, clearly we're not playing around. this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? i am too. our returning contestant has nearly two decades of teaching under her belt, and she spends her own money on school supplies every year. here to play for $1 million, from lake forest, california, please welcome back stephanie tyree. [cheers and applause] steph. good to see you again. >> good to see you! >> welcome back. >> thank you. >> you're in the middle of a very good game. >> yes. >> we just touched on something