anchor: straight ahead at 6:30, powering up to problems. the new concern that people had to work. the attack crippled more than 100 countries. >> we don't try to go to someone's emergency. it happens. harred remains left behind at fairfax fire crews that was flames -- douse flames. the sun coming back out. so does the warm weather. the news starts now. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] now, abc 7 news attacks: 30, on your side. kimberly: good morning. i'm kimberly suiters. this morning, one fire crew had to deal with one of their own. ry

live in springfield to show us exactly what happened. ryan. ryan: the captain believes that this fire started near the cab of one of the fire trucks in the garage. the crews are still out here, cleaning up this mess. it is pretty rare for firefighters to jump out of bed, put their gear on, and battle a fire at their own station, but even with their quick response, there is still a lot of damage out here. >> we don't like to go to someone's emergency, and we don't want to go to ours, but it happened. ryan: fairfax county firefighters did not have to go far to battle a blaze. the fire alarms inside the fire station activated around 1:00 this morning. 11 firefighters have your medics were on duty. they got out, called 911, and then jumped into action. >> from the area it occurred, it was somewhere around the front of the cap. ryan: this firetru

fire inside the station and spread to the attic area. the truck and the crew just got back from a call shortly before the fire. the flames eight through the roof of the building, melted equipment, and watched the truck that is now out of service. theirefighters helped bring fire under control in 30 minutes, but crews spent the afternoon cleaning up and sifting through the damage. >> we will be operating here during the daytime through the station did sustain damage. at nighttime, the units will be dispersed throughout the county. luckily, no injuries out here. tonight, the captain is distressing response times will not change, and there will be no change in coverage. right now, investigators are trying to figure out exactly how that firetruck caught fire. in springfield, ryan hughes, abc 7 news. kimberly: the definition of irony. day makes.erence a sunshine, clear skies. so

rate morning for today's d.c. mike wright -- great morning for today's d.c. bide ride. game one of the double-a header. meteorologist molly cochran has a look at your forecast. i don't know that it can get any better than this, molly. don't think so, especially compared to how dark injury we were -- dark and dre ary we were. i will tell you, earlier this afternoon, we made it to 35 miles per hour at times. some of the north westerly breezes will be sticking with us heading toyou are the nationals game. that first pitch coming up at 7:05. if you are taking mom out, no worries in terms of rain. also notice our temperatures staying in the upper 60's as we head through 8:00. overnight lows going to be dipping

50's. a little bit breezy druid coming up in my extended forecast, we are tracking a major warm up. i will tell you when we are expected to hit 90 degrees. stay tuned. kimberly: we will see you soon. metronight, a fight on a platform slowed down travel this morning. two men got into a fight at the van ness station. one ended up getting slashed in the face. both are facing charges tonight. tracks are closed while police investigate. another investigation to tell you about. police looking for the man who opened fire on a car packed with people on i-95 in richmond early this morning. two women died, including 26-year-old chilean holland from manassas. the suspect was driving a white late model sedan. police believe the shooting was a targeted attack. new developments in thatas

businesses worldwide anticipating more cases tomorrow as people had back to work. friday's attack locked up hundreds of thousands of computers in more than 150 countries. with a demand for up to $600 for each computer, it is believed to be the largest-ever online extortion. trump's firing of fbi director james comey dominated the sunday talk shows today, and while no white house staff answered questions, several members of the administration were asked about the controversial move. meantime, in the continue to push for a special prosecutor. >> i think it is pretty remarkable. one, that an fbi director is fired this way through two, that he is fired when he was leading the investigation into ties between trump officials and the russians. can tell you is that the president is the ceo of the country. he can hire and fire whoever he

that is his right. it is his truth. finds 29%the new poll of americans support the comey firing jah reid eight candidates to replace him were interviewed by the justice department on saturday. -- comey firing. eight candidates to replace him were interviewed by the justice department on saturday. emmanuel macron waived to people on the champs-elysees. he is the youngest president in the country's youngest leader since napoleon. he has vowed to restore france's status in europe and he'll divisions in french society. north korea's numerous missile launch renewing concerns around the world. koreapened as north indicated it was open to direct talks with the u.s., but it seems a likely to happen now. the missile airborne, traveling more than 400 miles

of japan near the russian coast. the trump administration has koreaedly warned north against further testing. the international community is concerned. it is not just us against them anymore. we are going to see the entire international community isolate north korea and let them know this is not acceptable. kimberly: the administration has called for sanctions from the international community. new tonight, protesters were torches surrounding a statue of robert e lee in charlottesville. they were chanting "you will not replace us." the group opposes the removal of the confederate monument. this protest was organized by white nationalist richard spencer. there was a fight between protesters and opponents of the monument. news atp on abc 7 the: 30, drivers return to work tomorrow. --

at 6:30, drivers return to work tomorrow. a mother's day message coming from the first lady. we want you to share your pictures of mom with us. upload them at birth.com/

>> you are watching abc seven news at 6:30 on your side. and ily: this is the site had drivers have waited six weeks to see. all lanes of interstate 85 have been destroyed by a massive fire, and now, they are open. the northbound lanes reopened on friday. that is a month ahead of schedule. southbound lanes reopened this weekend. prosecutors charged a homeless man with starting the march 30 fire that destroyed part of the highway. problems tonight for united.

its cockpit doors may have accidentally been made public. crews informed flight that flight deck access procedures may have been compromised. the airline said the information was not hacked, but corrective steps have been taken to guarantee flight safety. coming up next on abc 7 news, how a community hit by hate is coming together to amplify kindness. a nearly picture-perfect and into the weekend. molly is tracking a return to more seasonable weather. if you love

kimberly: happening now, love overcoming hate. this message after news was left outside the medical. police arrested two met on friday, and marilyn bureau chief brad bell joins us

maryland bureau chief brad bell joins us now. >> this is a really clothing going on right now, and we are going to show you just how many people are doing it, but the idea was to come here. the sidewalk outside the school where this news was found, to just leave uplifting messages. i'm not much of an artist. take a look at what some of these other folks are doing around me now. there is a large group of people and their goal as we have set is to cover just about every inch of the sidewalk here in front of crofton middle school with uplifting messages. brad: take a look at this o one. " be kind." that is the message. this is organized by a woman who founded a group called "crofton is kind." that is her message. crofton its kind. she came up with this idea. as we take a wide shot, take a look at how many people have come out here. it looks like every bit of the sidewalk will be cov

these up with the messages. this is a school that was very upset the other day to come in on wednesday morning at around 11:00. a school employee found hanging from a light fixture, a noose. able to arrest 219-year-olds, one from crofton and one from pasadena. they are facing a variety of charges. tonight, the focus is on a message of kindness, not that message of hate. we will have much more on this uplifting mother's day story, coming up at 10:00 and at 11:00. in grafton, brad bell. that to you. kimberly: we love it. happy mother's day to all the moms out there. the first lady posting this sweet tweet in television of motherhood, a snapshot of her son barron. it was beautiful weather. i hope you got to enjoy it with mom or on your own. it was spectacular. molly:

by about 10:00, we did not even need the jacket anymore. that is more to come. we are tracking temperatures in the upper 80's to low 90's, so get ready. it will be feeling more like august. we can see a little bit of cloud cover left over here and that is what we are stuck with. a little bit of an increase in cloud cover. that is the moral of the story. blue skies mixing here near national. both westerly winds have been kicking in all day long. some of the peak wind gust have been getting to 35 miles per hour near frederick and hagerstown. look at our 24 hour temperature change, so we are 20 degrees warmer from baltimore to annapolis, including andrews and purchase bird, so feeling much better compared to the 50's that we saw yesterday. the d.c. area made it to 80 degrees. overnight lows tonight starting in the 70's at 7:00

dropping back to the low 50's tomorrow morning and start our day, so already feeling a little bit better as the sun goes down. area of high pressure response over bringing in the sunshine today and having it stick around for the next couple of days. the coastal low is causing for some cloud cover. the tie will be winning out monday, tuesday, and also into the middle half of the week. our forecast for tomorrow, maybe if we areky, and heading out, it looks beautiful. sunshine and temperatures in the low 70's. check out your extended forecast. because my tuesday, low 80's. remember, our average for this time of year, 75 degrees. if we work our way into the 90's, looks more like august that may. -- than may. it is not until next week --

but for now, it is dry and also very warm for this time of year. a welcome change from what we have had, no doubt. the wizards. can they do it? >> they need that win. let us see if the fortunes turn here. the wizards get that winter monitored one game for all the marbles. the wizards getting ready for game seven for the boston celtics. plus, like harper leaving the -- d

>> and now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealer. >> it was a pretty good day yesterday for bryce harper. contract and walk off home run. today,

another chance for mr. harper to put a smile on the faces of a model of moms. all this mother/daughter combo wanted was for bryce harper to hit a home run. sure enough, harbor of latched. first-inning, harbor drives when deep 2 -- harper drives one deep. fast forward, trea turner launches deep to left. by theut the great catch young lady in the stands. this is why you bring your love to the game. a two-run shot for turner. 3-0. the bullpen blows yet. another lead top of the ninth, tied at 3-3. bryce harper's throw home, not in time. that would be the game-winner. they drop game one, 4-3. always dream of playing in a game seven. the spotlight, the pressure, built into one game. the washington wizards have

opportunity tomorrow night to do something they have not done in 37 years. that is the eastern conference finals. the celtics with comes down to a decisive game seven in boston. neither team has lost to the other end their home court's this season, including this playoff series. it has been a physical hard-fought battle every game of the series. they had a different dynamic to it. two very good teams. only one will keep playing after tomorrow night. >> our goal is to get to the conference finals. we do not win game seven, feel like a failure, i'm enjoying the moment right now. after tonight, i'm locked back in for game seven. big shot. glad i got the opportunity to play. it is great, like you always talked about it. >> two best words in playoffs is game seven. you get the opportunity to play a game seven, every player on our team

playing game seven. you always get an opportunity to get the last shot when you're a kid, and all these guys get the opportunity to be a part of a game seven. i don't know if there has been a game seven in these playoffs. >> cannot wait. opening tip set for 8:00 tomorrow. season opener facing santonio. this is her first game in washington. the mystics win their first game of the season 89-74. round ofrosse, first the ncaa tournament. maryland hosting bryant. half.goal of the first maryland cruises to a 13-10 win. action packed show tonight. wizards plus erin hawksworth goes one-on-one with ryan kerrigan. that and much more tonight at

we will have a good show for you. brought herot many big trophies, but we are doing quite well. scott: we need a parade down constitution avenue. trophies and parade. get the trophy first. kimberly:

>> so take a look at this. for the second time, the del ray montessori school in alexandria hosted a street painting festival. amazing works of art mining mount vernon avenue for the so-called labella strada. all of these pieces were made with sidewalk chalk.

port in the event, raising money for the school. all i can do is draw rainbows. benne on the italian there! kimberly: no rain to wash it away, right? molly: certainly not. check out your extended outlook. 75 degrees tomorrow. and then it is up, up, up from there. low 90's wednesday and thursday. humidity in place, so it is going to feel steamy. you're going to be wishing the polls are open early. -- the pools are open early. that is going to be premature it. looks like a nice forecast. kimberly: really good looking forecast. we will see you here at 11:00. have a good night, and happy mother's day.

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