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place. i do everything in my power to give back to my brothers and sisters. ahead,y: straight highlights from the national memorial day concert. and we are 2-2 for rain this holiday weekend. lets us know if it will rain on memorial day. the new starts now. thanks for joining us. i'm kimberly suiters. rain fell as rolling thunder finished their freedom ride this afternoon. in new york, plenty of boaters in the water around the statue, but tomorrow is the big memorial day parades. josh knight will let us know if we will dodge the raindrops. have a dryof us will day, but a chance of a few showers moving in and out just before the parade. we still have a nice night.

of being off work, still at the national harbor, but a chance of rain as we go through the overnight. the big picture has not changed much through the day, the warm front still in relatively the same place, slowly working across the d.c. area. we keep showers in the forecast tonight. tomorrow it will be the cold front that moves across, bringing a chance of a little light rain, right in the middle of the day. we are dry right now around d.c., but manassas with sprinkles and frederick also getting a little bit. if you downpours along 270 and 70. downtown for.m. the parade, we could have a few showers early trying to get there, but by about 2 p.m. most of those are moving out. the temperatures are heating up also. we will talk more about the forecast in about 10 minutes. >>

america my home, sweet home ♪ celebratea night to our country's and women who fight for freedom and those who lost their lives in that fight. thee crowds found a spot on national mall enjoy the national memorial day concert. anna-lysa gayle joins us with more on why they were there. quite a night, anna-lysa. kimberly, soon the stage behind me will be gone, but one thing that will always remain as the patriotism we witnessed. tonight many veterans say they showed up for the star-studded event because they wanted to show they will never forget. >> ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ >> i was in the marine

from 1965 until 1971. >> i was in vietnam from 1970 until 1972. >> i'm a noncombat veteran. so that means someone else had to go in my place. so i do everything i can in my power to give back to my brothers and sisters. anna-lysa: hundreds of thousands of veterans across the country came to the capital for the memorial day concert. the event followed the rolling thunder ride for freedom that started in the pentagon parking lot. tampa, florida, to arkansas, to washington, d.c. went los angeles, and we to the run for the wall and we arrived in washington, d.c., friday. anna-lysa: many went the extra mile for the men and women who

are still serving. >> i've never felt more patriotic in my life. it's so emotional. i don't see it as a celebration as much as a remembrance. celebrations are happy times. this is a thoughtful time. >> to tell the veterans, thank you. this is not about us. this is about the ones who ain't here. anna-lysa: for a complete list of memorial day events, visit our website, wjla.com. include a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown. live on the national mall, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: the national memorial day parade rolls on tomorrow, starting at 2 p.m. crowds will line the route along constitution avenue. catch the parade on our sister station, news channel 8. jonathan

cohosts. he has a cool sneak peek of the floats on his twitter page, so check that out. to keep an eye on the weather, download the stormwatch 7 weather app app. ving engines toii honor our military men and women who never came home. thunder ride for freedom set off as it usually does from the pentagon parking lot, then rumbled across the memorial bridge to the lincoln memorial. four three decades, the motto has been we will not forget, raising awareness for service members were prisoners of war or missing in action. >> i was in the marine corps from 1965 until 1971. a long time ago. we came home from the war years ago. everything has changed. many bikers traveled from far away to

annual ride, from california, florida, and also some from canada. an investigation is underway after a terrifying scene during fleet week in new york. vy member died when his parachute malfunction. cell phone video shows the parachutist falling to the ground after the jumper cut it away and landed in the water. the navy servicemember has not in identified. volunteers converge on arlington national cemetery to lay roses on 160,000 gravestones. they started to tradition seven years ago. placer remembrances take at 18 other cemeteries across the country. >> just a simple gesture of a rose, for people who sacrificed their lives to defend our country. kimberly: organizers hope to eventually place a rose on every grave, much the same way that

out during the holidays. developing now in montgomery in ay, a man was beaten hotel parking lot and later died at the hospital. the police are looking for the people who did it. rousseye, as tom reports, rattled many nearby. tom: the victim came out of his hotel from that direction, walking this way. when he got to the parking lot, he was attacked by a group of people. despite his injuries, he made his way back to his hotel room but ultimately did not survive. morning, downtown silver spring, less than a block from the district line, filled with police and paramedics. neighbors found out this was a homicide. >> i feel really horrible. left,ong after the police evidence of the crime remained in the room and along the days

before 3 a.m., he left his room in the hotel parking lot. a group of people attacked him. he made back to the room where 911 was called. paramedics took him to the hospital, where he later died of his injuries. >> i've been here about 10 years, lived here five years. never had anything like that. it's horrible. many withy residents, children, say this is alarming. they say this may be the worst, but it is not the first issue with a hotel. >> kind of bad people lingering around. tom: montgomery county police have not released the name of the victim and they have not announced any arrest or said what they believe the motive was. live in downtown silver spring, tom roussey, abc 7 news. kimberly: north korea has tested another missile. it flew about six minutes before

involved a short range scud missile. the launch was the north's ninth they shear. strong words from german chancellor angela merkel at a rally following last week's g7 summit. she said that germany could no longer completely depend on the u.s. following the election of president trump. while she says she wants to maintain good relations with the u.s., she said that europe must decide its own fate. to pointed to try's refusal bash she put into president trump refusal to back a paris accord. jared kushner is under intense scrutiny after it was revealed he may have tried to set up secret communications with the russians before the inauguration. >> any way that you can communicate with people, particularly organizations that may not be friendly to us, is a good thing. >>

review of his security clearance to find out whether he was truthful and candid. if not, there is no way that he can maintain that. kimberly: the secretary of homeland security is one from the administration to defend jerod kushner publicly. today, the lawyer who president trump higher to defend him in the russia probe was seen leaving the white house with the president's daughter. slipping off the slide, more about the opening day accident at a california waterpark. >> welcome to baywatch. kimberly: and the big-screen take on the iconic tv series opened in th

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kimberly: today marks one year since the death of the cincinnati gorilla, who had the the-

the gorilla not trying to hurt the boy who had a few scratches. death sparked global outrage and mourning. the manrmation about who rammed his car three fence at bwi marshall. he is a former deputy u.s. marshal with 17 years experience. he was stationed at the d.c. superior court. he crashed his car three security gate at an area mostly -- mostly used for private and charter planes. he has been arrested and charges are pending. off a waterened slide and a california park, skidding on the concrete. this video is graphic, but you should also know the 10-year-old boy will be ok. tonight, heart stopping video of a waterpark in northern california. the 10-year-old boy

airborne from this three-story waterslide, hitting the pavement. he was badly shaken, but somehow only suffered scrapes and bruises. >> seems to be ok. he came right up and immediately went to the first aid room. accident the overshadowing the grand opening of the $43 million complex. afteress than a year another child was killed on the world's tallest waterslide in kansas. this month, his family received a $20 million settlement. there have been at least 29 deaths reported on an amusement rides and waterslide since 2010. every year, estimates of up to 4000 people ending up in the emergency room with injuries from waterslides. they said that the emerald plunge ride had been tested scores of times. officials vowing not to re-open the slide until they fix whatever caused this close call. >> we will do what we can to make sure that does not happen again. kimberly: they

making safety changes, but not until the investigation is complete and they know exactly what went wrong. that is not the part of the slide that i fear falling out of. it's usually the top. glad he is ok. will we be enjoined waterparks and pulls tomorrow? josh: a lot more sunshine tomorrow. it is an improvement for memorial day from the weather that we had this weekend. not picture-perfect, but they soon enough for the parade and just about everything tomorrow. still cloudy. midclouds hanging around, 60's. the reason we have been stuck like this most of the weekend, especially today, is the wind has been out of the northeast or east, keeping the moisture in play. that also means that temperatures stay in check for tonight as well. the warm front slowly lifting across. tomorrow the rain will be brought on by a cold front.

sector to long. is as evening temperatures warm tomorrow, we will have less humidity, so feel better. the light green on radar is actually probably not coming down, maybe a sprinkle, that is about it. the heavier rain is in the eastern part of frederick county. tonight, we hang on to light showers, but that is about it. cloutiermorning, 7:30, skies, it's cap -- except further southwest. we look for the best chance of rain between 11 a.m. until about 2 p.m. you will notice this moves across quickly. most of us will not see anything. this will not be a bigger rain event like today. these are just a few showers worked in their way east across the area, and then we get sunshine. the timing unfortunately is right around lunchtime. before that and after that, the dry weather prevails.

clouds build back in. tuesday looking more like today as far as cloud cover and a better chance of scattered showers, maybe even a thunderstorm tuesday. for severe weather, but bringing the umbrella back into play. overnight, 59 to 65. most of us tomorrow morning very close to where we are now. the temperatures do not change very much. the most likely timeframe for a shower is between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. these are really spotty showers. tonload the stormwatch 7 app track them on the radar and get an idea of when the showers are moving out. if you want to get to the pool, better later in the afternoon, working into the 80's. tuesday and wednesday both with a chance of what weather. 85 tomorrow. 79 tuesday. been warming back up towards the end of the week.

weekend, another storm system moves our way, bringing a chance of on and off rain and thunderstorms friday through sunday. kimberly: maryland women incredible, and the maryland men have still yet to play. robert: the maryland women going for their 13th the national championship

robert: baseball, the nationals trying to get the sweep today against the padres. a one hour, 20 minute rain delay. schimpf turns on this, deep to write, gone. 2-0 padres. 3-1 sanf the second, diego. ts

it, down 3-2. did not, the pitcher, have it today. that falls in. 5-23 padres. the nats fall, 5-3. maryland andsse, boston college. karen steele had a hat trick in the first half. tied at the break. the second half, the terps pulling away. steele again, the sixth goal of the game, doubled up. n therylandns 16-13 to wi national title for the 13th time in history. and tonight after the news, abc 7 "sports sunday." 106.7's chris russell will talk redskins and scott abraham will talk tth

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kimberly: rays-twins, miguel sano brought a fake snake into the dugout. he showed it to the pitching coach, and they got him good. it was not a good luck charm. after 15 innings, the twins lost. too much excitement in the dugout.