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littering in alexandria neighborhood. tonight, the community fights back against the hate, decorating with posters of positivity. and sue police say is behind the wild ride at bwi that led to a security scare. announcer: now abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. kimberly: good evening, i'm kimberly suiters. plenty going on this weekend. the dresser her soul for tomorrow's national memorial day concert wrapped up about 30 minutes ago. rolling thunder stepped off on his ride for freedom in the morning. the big question tonight, will the weather cooperate? brian van de graaff is timing it all out. brian: our first forecast here at 11:00, i will tell you what we have been watching, the crystal ball trying to hone in on the pattern. i think tomorrow will be similar to today. we will have shower and storm chances, but not all day. you may have to duck inside from time to time.

picture and say it looks fairly clear, but a few showers have popped up to our south, over 95 and a southern maryland. it is going to be spotty showers in the evening. you can see them drifting from northwest to southeast and fizzling out deeper in the evening. let's talk about temperatures right now, currently 67 degrees. we will slip into the 50's later tonight. the big severe weather outbreak is more to our west-southwest. we are a little too far to the north, the cooler air and clouds cut that down. 55 to 63 tonight. tomorrow, a lot of clouds and maybe a few showers and a rumble of thunder in the afternoon. we will time it out for the nats game, parade, rolling thunder hour-by-hour coming up. kimberly: a lot of people interested in that. it is one of the biggest events of this holiday weekend, the national memorial day concert. people looking to avoid the crowds were on the national mall tonight for a free sneak peek of tomorrow's concert. melissa dipane

more. how much of tonight show will look like tomorrow's show? melissa: the entire thing. a lot of people were out here looking to see the final dresser herself, which just wrapped up in the big ten behind me. lots of preparation went into this event in celebrating the 28th year. home ♪d the melissa: nearly a full house, and only the dresser herself. crews have been working all day, setting the stage for the national memorial day concert, folks sticking out a lawn seat, hoping to see the show as a full dress reversal today and avoid the crowds tomorrow. have you brought a picnic? >> yes. we stopped along the way, got some things to munch on. >> we are just here to see the event. if we can to get in tomorrow, we

>> it is exciting, we have never been. melissa: this couple came prepared for the rain, visiting the u.s. from australia. >> we did not even know this was going on. >> we stumbled across it. right place at the right time. melissa: many in the crowd are excited to see musicians and military as a way to honor those who served our country. now crews are prepared to do the real thing tomorrow night. live on capitol hill, melissa dipane, abc 7 news. it is a familiar noise every memorial day weekend. we are just hours away from the 30th anniversary of the rolling , theer ride for freedom bikers riding to honor our fallen military. tomorrow's ride will cause several road closures. you can find them all on our website, wjla.com. developing now

a desperate search for the shooters who fired into a crowd, killing one man and hurting several others. a warning from the police chief -- the two gunmen will be found, the chief says, because " reckless disregard for human life won't be tolerated." police say 32-year-old algernon jones was shot several times around 1:00 this morning on q street. jones's girlfriend and mother of his 10-year-old daughter is pleading for the shooters to turn themselves in. >> if you do have a heart, you will turn yourself in. my daughter has to live for that -- live with that for the rest of her life, as well as i do. kimberly: bullets also hit cars and one lodged in an apartment building. many victims suffered nonlife threatening injuries and drove themselves to the hospital. new at 11:00, a disturbing situation in alexandria, and they are standing up to hate. this morning, people woke up to find posters with

promoting rice supremacy. tonight, there are new, much different signs posted. to polls, trees, and windshield wipers, more than 50 hate posters filled with racist slogans and anti-media questions later parts of del ray in alexandria. >> people are astounded something like this could happen here. like i said, we take a serious effort in making sure everyone is included. sam: the posters went up around the public library on commonwealth avenue, one sign reading "around blacks, never relax." by the evening hours, the del ray community came together just across the street from the library and put up their own signs. ray,one saying "we are del we are all colors, we are not afraid to go further down the street, more signs sending a strong message. >> we have a very responsive community.

seriously. sam: alexandria police echoing that message. they confirm with us an investigation into who posted these papers is underway. >> it has made the message stronger, that we are inclusive and hate is not who we are. i don't think they are going to gain any traction. sam: in del ray, alexandria, sam sweeney, abc 7 news area -- abc 7 news. kimberly: park police hope someone saw something after a news was found hanging in the her turn park gardens. they do not know how long it was there before an officer noticed that on friday. park police want anyone of information to come forward. in oregon, investigators believe the deadly stabbing of two people in portland was a hate crime. two men were stabbed to death friday night on a train as they helped a muslim woman. witnesses say jeremy christian shouted anti-muslim slurs. the woman and a third person who intervened were also injured.

who is now in custody, is a proclaimed white supremacist. new images now of the man behind the terror in manchester. police say these photos of suspected bomber salman abedi were taken the night of the attack of the concert arena. abedi was on his way to an apartment, where police he may have put the bond together. 22 people were killed, dozens others injured in the explosion outside the ariana grande concert. today, britain did lower its terror threat level. coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00 , a security scare at bwi. the incident that landed one person behind bars. >> ♪ kimberly: such a classic. a southern rock legend lost.

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raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. kimberly: new at 11:00, a security scare at bwi. this afternoon, a car clashed -- crashed through a closed security gate

police arrested 42-year-old andrew kottke. challenges against him are pending. the fbi has ruled out terrorism. there was no impact to flight operations, and the investigation continues. crews are cleaning up after a chemical spill shut down a laurel shopping center. prince george's county police are trying to figure out how a tanker truck with a corrosive chemical started leaking. sam sweeney has more. in massive emergency response this afternoon at the crystal plaza shopping center in laurel. more than 3000 gallons of a highly corrosive chemical leaked from a tanker truck parked in the shopping center. the first 911 calls came in around 2:30 this afternoon. someone noticed a crack and leak in the truck. at first it was unclear what the chemical was, but emergency responders quickly learned it was eric chloride -- ferric chloride, a highly corrosive chemical used in water treatment plant. prince george's county fires as

drains and was behind the shopping center. the good news -- pulmonary tests show there is no danger to the community. crews will continue to monitor the situation. crystal plaza is expected to reopen tomorrow morning. in laurel, i am sam sweeney, abc seven news. pres. trump: we have great bonds with other countries and with some of our closest allies, we concluded a truly historic week for our country. kimberly: president trump speaking to u.s. troops and sicily before returning to the u.s. from his first overseas trip. the president joined other leaders in pledging to avoid protectionism, but he refused to endorse the paris climate accord, tweeting that he would make a decision next week. air force one landed at joint base andrews nearly two hours ago. month of ramadan has begun, but for the first time in nearly 20 years, the state department is not holding a reception marking the occasion.

a tradition since 1999, the event was a symbol of u.s. engagement with the muslim world. condolences are coming in from all over the world for reasons rezinski.r b he died on friday. he advocated a hard line with the soviet union during the cold war. carter, along with former presidents george h.w. bush and barack obama, issued statements praising his service. must-see video tonight -- a shark attack caught on camera, the great night not -- the great white knocking a man off his kayak off the coast of monterey, california. -- oh my god. kimberly: the shark chomped the kayak like a chew toy. the kayaker was an experienced diver and he

kicked in. use the gps tracker to call for help. a family in a sailboat found him and kept him calm until the coast guard arrived. his instincts kicked in? my instincts would be to freak out. brian: that's just crazy. kimberly: i think they said he tried to make no big splashy movements and watched the shark as he swam away. brian: the shiny things are attractive? kimberly: maybe he wanted the kayak. brian: weather-wise, you don't need an arc or a kayak, but we will see showers tomorrow that will impact afternoon plans. i think monday is showing promise. our neighborhood pool opened up today. it was a little chilly today with clouds. tomorrow, very similar, temperatures in the 70's. about a 60% chance of scattered showers, maybe a rumble of thunder through the afternoon and evening. it is too sporadic the pin down, but keep in mind for some afternoon plans

duck inside for a second, but not severe. monday, early morning clouds will give way to drier, warmer conditions, pretty solid for memorial day. across the area, temperatures in the 60's right now. they will slip into the 50's and low-to-mid 60's downtown. we had a couple showers passing from northwest to southeast. the radar is very spotty in nature. the real action has been through the midsouth and midwest. that is where tornado watches and severe thunderstorm watches remain in effect at this hour. this have your energy basically staying to the south of us. we are very fortunate, although there are pretty gusty storms that hit portions of richmond, tidewater, virginia beach. here is what is happening in the atmosphere. high pressure of the coast. overhead, it is nice, off the coast, bringing northeasterly wind off the ocean. it brings in clouds and keeps us unsettled. there is a frontal system hanging out to our south. it will waver back and forth for the next day.

few showers may fire off into early evening, but by 7:00 or 8:00, this model to pick to break. that would be good for the concert tomorrow night on the west capitol lawn. we are hopeful that will be the way it holds together. monday morning, clouds and a sprinkle, drier air filtering in. monday afternoon looking perfect for barbecues and outdoor activities. rolling thunder tomorrow. morning through midday greg, little sprinkling, maybe a shower. that is the story tomorrow night for the national memorial day concert on the mall. we could see a shower or two, but i am hopeful we will eke out the show. for monday, memorial day, improving conditions throughout the day. 2:00, parade kicks off downtown along constitution avenue. if you are thinking about doing a beach trip, sunday-monday, it does look drier at the shore. sunday definitely cooler than saturday. the extended forecast shows

calm, and seasonable. temperatures right where we should be. kimberly: looking more like summer. we still have coffee to talk about. >> i thought that was over with. big news for the capitals next season. and stephen strasburg was ridiculous tonight. he set a record. we will tell you what that was coming next.

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announcer: now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealer. >> nats and padres on south capitol, the nats have won four of their last five. bryce harper smacks want to first. he tries to throw stephen strasburg out from his backside. strasburg is safe, nats up 1-0. on the mound, strasburg was super. his fastball was humming, curveball dropping.

strikeouts, giving up only three hits. he was amazing. you know who else was amazing? michael amazing taylor provided some offense in the sixth with a to run to dead center field, his fourth of the season. that shut out the padres. here is acting manager chris speier on his record-setting day after the game. >> i know when you have those types of combinations, they feed off each other. there is a little competitiveness within the starting pitchers that is very healthy. somebody comes in and throws well, the next guy wants to throw well, too. it is a win-win for us. >> we are still talking hockey in bc. the caps are expected to plan outdoor game at the u.s. naval academy next is in. the nhl plans to make the announcement next monday.

against the toronto maples. it will be march 3, 2018, rematch of the first round in the playoffs for the capitals. college lacrosse, final four terps against denver. this was a tight battle. second quarter, 3-1 terps. great passing. the ball lines up in the hand of dylan. maryland led 5-3 at the half. fourth quarter, game tied at eight. connor kelly has it. change of direction, sidewinder, hello, gives maryland a 9-8 lead. he had a hatrack -- hat trick. in the second semi, against ohio state. the tigers an 8-3 lead in the third. johnny pearson find the back of the net, giving ohio state 11-9 lead. 11-10, setting up and all big ten final, and that will be on monday.

of a win badly. they have the vancouver whitecaps fc on news channel 8. 61st minute, no score. united penalty kick, he finds the back of the net. the black and red have a 1-0 lead. fast-forward to stoppage time. vancouver has its own penalty kick. he has proposed. that would have tied it. united escapes, a 1-0 victory ended a three-game streak. moving day for senior pga championship at potomac falls. the rain held off, so the attorney is on schedule for a sunday finish. our shot of the day comes from stephen ames. this par 3 15, 166 yards away. a couple of bounces. yes, puts it right where he wants it. hole in one, high fives all around. your leader after three rounds, vijay singh. he had a great round, shot

five under 67, 15 under for the attorney. he has a one-shot lead over a time senior major winner bernard biter. one final note -- the o's drop their sixth in a row, final 5-2.

kimberly: this is really cool for history buffs.

abraham lincoln's signature is up for sale. also includes the signatures of cabinet members and military leaders. the 1861 document is valued at only $150,000. i think that sounds low. for abraham lincoln signature? proceeds will go to the fisher house foundation, which helps military families. rock music lost a legend today. greg allman died at his home in georgia. greg and his brother duane founded the allman brothers band , one of the most dominant and influential groups of the last 40 years. dave packer looks back on his legacy. it was a long, wild ride that brought greg allman to the heights of rocks yard him. he and his older brother form the allman brothers band in 1969 creating the southern rock sound. the soulful locals -- the soulful vocals and oregon were key ingredients. he also

whipping post, and this song he said he was most proud of, midnight rider. >> i was in nashville when i picked up my first guitar. smitten.t struck, dave: success came with a familiar price. all men struggled with drug addiction and alcohol abuse. he had hepatitis c and underwent a liver transplant in 2010. he canceled performances this year sammy -- this year, citing health problems. he was married and divorced five times, most famously to share. he is survived by his wife shannon and three other children. he was 69. david packer, abc news, new york. what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop? what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win?

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