stands. alison: turning now to the weather on the me moral -- memorial day weekend. jonathan: it's moving smoothly. that is a nice thing. but if you are planning to leave tomorrow you may have the storms to deal with. nancy: doug hill has the storms and the timing of this all. >> we may have showers in the morning but the threat of storms will be tomorrow afternoon. the early departure is a good idea. live look of the ocean city. a lot of people off the beach. fairly sunny day. pleasant. cool. lower 7 o's. that is the story here. low to mid-70's. sunshine. the past hour we have seen more sunshine around the metro area. we think the skies remain partly cloudy tonight. we will continue to monitor area of the shower west of the mountains that could affect us tomorrow morning. but the better chance we think of the showers and the thunderstorms are tomorrow afternoon. anytime after 1:00 or 2:00. showers and the scattered thunderstorms. anything really heavy to severe we think is displaced well south of the metro area.

mostly cloudy. mid-7 os. rain is coming. on memorial day it's pardly cloudy and 82. chance of showers late in the day. not a perfect forecast but not a washout. we talk more detail about the beach weather and the local conditions throughout the weekend coming up in 12 to 13 minutes. nancy: thank you. weather is dejent now. look at route 50. bay bridge. looking great. if you are heading to ocean city. if you are heading out of town go to wjla.com. horace: there will be a ton of bikes out there. this is a familiar sight this year. thousands of motorcycles converging

one spot is at the harley davidson dealership. >> this is a rallying point. they might have 300 riders from here downtown. this is a way station for those joining the fun downtown. that throaty roar, a sign that rolling thunder is in town. 500 riders gearing up for the ride. there is closeness among veterans. many from the vietnam era. the mission is to keep the p.o.w./m.i.a. issue alive. 8 o,000 veterans are still missing. rolling thunder. 30 years old now. it started with a couple of thousand

funding for the v.a. and the proper healthcare for vet. for the founder, the big issue is still about the p.o.w. and the m.i.a.'s. >> we have had a lot of remains dug up, found. the families know where they are. they are buried. we want president trump to sit down with the countries we know had live p.o.w.'s. not just live american p.o.w.'s. >> there are 3200 p.o.w.'s/m.i.a.'s from the korean conflict alone. it's important for an accounting. there will be a dignified candlelight vigil tonight in downtown d.c. reporting live from fairfax, richard reeve, abc7 news. horace: thanks. we are following breaking news out of rockville. skytrak7 above collapsed roof on 56

looking down this is touch to see where it happened but you can see the fire department and the paramedics were on scene. a person had to be pulled out. we don't know the condition yet. when we get that we will pass it along. nancy: president trump about to wrap up a foreign trip at the g7 summit in italy. he had the strong words about the north korean nuclear threat. >> it's the world's problem. it will be solved. you can bet on that. >> the president is set to attend a dinner tonight and will return to the united states this weekend. president trump is vowing to crush organizations following the attack in egypt. masked gunfire opened fire on a bus on coptic christians. egypt immediately retaliated with the airstrikes against suspected militant bases in

libya. they think the islamic state was responsible for the attack. in manchester, england, they have seen increase after the terror attack at the ariana grande concert. flowers cover the square. today ariana grande announced she will go to manchester for benefit concert for victims of the attack and the families. will the manchester attack and others prompt safeguard and actions? we have more on that. >> attending a concert. there are beautiful lives with great potential. torn from the families forever and forever. >> will the manchester attack do more than renew calls to defeat terror? could it be a tipping point? >> their enemy is our enemy. he is evolving. even targeting children. instantly concerts like this one saw the added s

what about the policys? not just the policing. >> after 9/11 congress passed patriot act so they could conduct the roving wire attacks. intelligence sharing by the f.b.i., the c.i.a. and the european nations dramatically improved. >> before 9/11 we were stove piping the intelligence. we change that. we now share the information and it has paid off major dividends. is it foolproof? no. the society is an open society. scott: but it doesn't always mean change. when the smat shooting at sandy hook elementary school happened there were bills for assault weapons bans and it failed. to prevent attack like one in manchester, president trump has proposal like the travel ban. putting the pressure on the middle eastern leaders. directly or indirectly who

on capitol hill, scott thuman, abc7 news. >> newly released video shows a moment that the fairfax county man confronted police with a knife. next, hear the call that led to the confrontation. >> we are not going to hurt you. just fall to your knees and stay there. jonathan: a frantic teenager accused of serious crimes only ones want thing.

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announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. >> he's outside. >> he's outside? so somebody is keeping you hostage in there? yes? >> yes. nancy: a man trapped inside a burning home pleading for help from a 9/11 operate -- from a 911 operator. police in herndon releasing new video and the 911 call from january. that is when he shot his brother and set his townhome on fire. a few moments after the first call, you can hear the victim is fearing for his life as they move in yurbing the flash bang style grenades. >> oh, my god. >> when the police moved in the home, he attacked them with a knife. forced them to use deadly force. police were able to save the trapped victim. the officer was

wrongdoing. >> abc7 is on the scene in fort washington. this man was arrested. we know more about him. 64-year-old proctor who is accused of killing his 82-year-old father in their home on bill street. police say he stapped his father after some kind of argument. >> the hartford county deputy given narcan after he was exposed to opioid is talking about the ordeal. >> this is not just individual utilizing drugs. >> he was exposed a week ago tonight. he had a rapid heart rate that is consistent with opioid exposure. they gave him

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jonathan: you hear that the officer is trying to calm him down. he continues to cry and he is asking for his mom. >> the teen was arrested. there is no word if anybody called the mom. we are waiting to see if she is pregnant. they artificially given birth

we could have a cub in late september. >> crossing the fingers there. >> a scary morning for six people on a school bus in d.c. it's bursting into blames. everyone got out safely. a fire after two teens it will a fire off. it set off thick loud smoke. the mother described the chaos. >> i fell on top of her and i thought it was a shooting at first. >> they will trying to find out

ruined with the water. the suspects have not been caught. jonathan: if you go out on a boat there are important safety reminders for you. >> memorial day weekend starts boating season here on chesapeake bay. they have a new campaign to keep people safe. >> they spend a lot of time on the water and they see a lot of bad boaters. >> what is scary to me is people with the feet over the

waiting to happen. >> it's deadly. it cost a young boy his life and he fell off a boat and hit the propeller. that behavior is at the heart of the safety pitch from the maryland natural resource police. stay off the front of the boat. >> this is the equivalent of putting a child on the hood of the car. >> the natural resource police stretch there is no excuse for not wearing a life jacket. many like these are comfortable. this will inflated to a fully functioning flotation device. nancy: he looks good. jonathan: he is still walking around town with it. he can't figure out how to get it

>> this is not terrible. >> we have the moments that are enjoyable. this is all about the timing of the showers. tomorrow morning and in the afternoon the showers and the thunderstorms. >> there are breaks in the overcast. that is the story for balance of the evening. on the almanac page. the temperatures are just where they should be for the time of the day. 78 and 58 the high and the low. 78 and 60 are the averages. we work to get in the lower 80's. 75 in washington. 72 in frederick. martinsburg and 73 in luray. the numbe

so temperatures have a chill in the air. not a good rezaian lution. there are clouds. we will watch this area of the rain. there is models to say the moisture will get across the mountains for morning showers. a bigger deal is a warm front that will set up over the weekend and the south. warm front is key to it totally. there are warmer, more storms. north and east is spotty showers and cooler. trying to figure the placement out is a trick. we took the best shot here. partly cloudy. 57 to 62 overnight. for the future cast through the day tomorrow we will see the clouds in the morning and a few showers. models suggest at 1:00 to 2:00 in the afternoon we could see the showers popping. with the cloud cover there i

not a lot of thunderstorm activity. not in the metro area. isolated. better chance farther south and the warmer air with the sunshine. the storms are heavy. we stay cloudy with a portion of saturday and sunday. at the beaches is acceptable weather. lower 7 o's. about 7 o. showers and the thunderstorms are a possibility. but it should be few and far between. memorial day weekend, we will go 76 and 76 is the high and low. highs for the next couple of days. the best chance of storms tomorrow is 82. warm day on memorial day. we will be back in a few minutes to look at the ten-day outlook. then we go downtown. nationals park. erin is there. erin: it is windy out here today. san diego is in town. max scherzer is on the mound. this is a street for the fans. hear what the bench coach had to say about scherzer up next.

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erin: the nationals welcome the padres to town. it's a trail of the two teams that are trending in different directions. the nats rotation ranked eight in the league. san diego is closer to the

bottom. the bottom third of the league. the bench coach is going to southern in for dusty baker. he was asked about how he will manage scherzer's competitiveness and the desire to stay in the game. >> if you could take what is inside of him and give it to everybody, that is what job love about him. >> a bad hombre. they don't make them tougher than max. >> the way he goes about pitching. >> you haven't seen this. this is a mural of scherzer to honor the cy young

i am surprised how many people don't realize he has two different colored eyes. blue and brown. different colored eyes. but that looks intimidating and it reflects his personality. >> he is a shark on the mound. >> look at the next ten days. we have the shower possibilities tomorrow. most of memorial day is fine. then we'll have warm weather for the rest of the week. it's quiet. steve has it undercontrol. go thank you. a big congratulations going out in annapolis. midshipmen are officers and they graduated in annapolis. 4 is a shot! the blue ang

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