>> cranking up the heat. into the 90's. how long will it last? that is straight ahead. if you do not say anything, nothing will get done. anchor: we heard about the state of progress, inclusion, and togetherness, during these turbulent times and america. now, abc 7 news at 6:00 30, on your side. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] anchor: a summerlike scorcher. good evening, i am kimberly suiters alongside meteorologist josh knight. a lot of people wishing they could stay right along here. josh: some relief, but for a lot of folks, the

too bad, but that is going to creep up for us. still, a beautiful day out there. 92 degrees. as we continue to the next few days, the temperatures and moisture continue on the rise. high pressure in control for us. with this sort of flow out of the southwest, we kind of continue this same conveyor belt of increasing humidity. that is when we start to see the changes as we work our way into tomorrow and tuesday. even into wednesday, dealing with soupy conditions. not much showing up in the satellite and radar. here is that southwesterly breeze. with that, we are hanging at 90 degrees for d.c. 91 degrees in fredericksburg. a little bit cooler in the valley. as you go throughout the evening, not a whole lot of relief. tomorrow morning, most of us starting off close to 70 degrees. today was day one in the 90's.

wednesday, we finally get a break. it is the mugginess day and -- muggiest day and the chance for thunderstorms. is pride month. buildings around the world are lit up in rainbow colors in a show of support for the lgbtq community. capital pride celebrating continues. we get a look at the festival, which is happening right now in northwest. the party continues on pennsylvania avenue. we are having a blast. what would a party be without amazing food? mixology. mixology. >> don't miss the shredded beef and chicken. reporter: trust me, it is good. this crowd is massive. there ar

this is the capital pride festival. pennsylvania avenue is shut down between third and seventh as people are enjoying themselves and the moment. there were more than 300 vendors right now. they are selecting from -- selling things from food to closing. how are you guys doing? >> good. i'm alex. i am from bethesda. reporter: are you having a blast today? >> so much fun. reporter: what does today mean to you? me, this is about equality. that is what it means to me. reporter: there will be a big act onstage momentarily. i am so cited for miley -- so excited for miley. reporter:

scene. there are so many people out here. taylor young, she is very popular. a lot of big apps are going -- acts are going to be out here tonight. you have more than enough time to come on out and enjoy the festivities. from the 42nd annual capital pride festival. kimberly: it is been 50 years since the u.s. supreme court threw out laws prohibiting interracial marriage. the unanimous decision on june 12 banished the virginia law. similar statutes in about one third of u.s. states. currently, 11 million people are in interracial marriages through some say they still face determination and violence over their relationships. back to equality, the theme of the day. thousands of people marching together, voicing the concerns, rallying for inclusion, access, and justice for all. ryan

equality march. >> this is what democracy looks like! reporter: they chanted and marched in the streets of d.c.. ofn: 10 those -- tens thousands stood up for the lgbtq community. >> if you don't say anything, nothing will get done. ryan: draped in rainbow flags and colorful costumes, people unity,or equality, unio and pride. >> everyone is united in human rights. passeds demonstrators the white house, they took aim at president trump and his administration, demanding he does not roll back the progress the gay community has made. >> make america great! rallythe march and honored the victims of the tragic pulse nightclub shooting. they were killed and said the gay nightclub in orlando. >> only feels like yesterday. ryan:

he never thought he would walk again. his boyfriend did not survive. .> he ran back in the club could not find me. i was with my other friend and actually got shot. now, organizers are encouraging the community to come together and not stand silent. theirope people go with communities and get active. ryan: ryan hughes, abc 7 news. kimberly: you heard ryan mentioned this, tom marking the first anniversary of the deadliest mass shooting in your history. mourners have been leaving mementos outside the nightclub. police recently released body cam footage of that attack, which opened old wounds for those who lost their loved ones. >> everyday is like it just happened. >>

happened in our community. ryan: ceremonies will be held tomorrow. the first is planned for just after 2:00 a.m., the moment when the attack began, and all of the victims names will be read aloud at the scene. kimberly: a pedestrian recovering tonight after getting hit in a suspected dui crash earlier this morning. that pedestrian had been involved in an earlier accident, and was standing next to troopers when his patrol car was hit from behind. they believe chris was driving under the influence. he does face charges. at last check, the pedestrian is in the hospital with serious injuries. the trooper is out of the hospital tonight. take a look at this. a single engine small plane crashed right into a vehicle in the party not of the church. this happened in florida. the faa is looking into it. this happened in paul county. firefighters say

the hospital. coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00 the30, unable to avoid spotlight, president trump heading to his new jersey but continues to go after the former fbi director on social media. who is telling him to "knock it off." ♪ nobody does underwater stunts, sylvia. except me, of course. this is my stop. adios! ♪ if you're a stuntman,

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you are watching abc seven news at 6:30, on your side. kimberly: this is pretty interesting. voters in puerto rico overwhelmingly say they want statehood. statehood was one of three options on today's alex, along with independence and remaining a u.s. territory. .oters chose statehood the referendum is nonbinding. congress has the final say on whether to approve that result. ve

is a new jersey this weekend for a political fundraiser. he has not avoided the spotlight of the pressure investigation. trump immediately disputed some of the statements from fired fbi director james comey's testimony last week. on friday, he says he was willing to tell his side of the story under oath. he attacked comey via twitter, which drew a rebuke from a member of his own party today. >> you are your own worst enemy, mr. president. knock it off. you may be the first president stopstory to not able to inappropriately talking about an investigation which, if you were quiet, which is clear you. willrly: jeff sessions testify before the senate intelligence committee on tuesday. that is the same committee comey sapi four on thursday. the british -- comey sat before on thursday. today's response comes after the guardian newspaper reported the president wants to postpone that visit

protests. the white house says the leaders never discussed the topic. london's mayor says the visit should be called off after president trump insulted him in the hours following their terror attacks. coming up next on abc 7 news, a big win for a small city. where the ticket for the one lucky winner of the powerball jackpot was sold. plus, hit by heatwave. josh tells us how much longer higher temps will climb before we see some relief. that is next.

kimberly: new tonight, fire officials are still looking for the cause after fire broke out on a pleasure boat near haines point today. firefighters towed 18 foot they lerner boat to the

investigators are examining it. we are keeping an eye on the lincoln memorial. service isl national park expected to drain it today. they will treat the pool for a waterborne parasite that has killed several small ducklings. the park service hopes to have the pool cleaned and refilled by next monday. crews are working to repair a broken water main in upper northwestern dcu today. this is around us capitol street -- in d.c. today. this is around capitol street. repairs are inspected to be finished tonight. there is only one winning powerball ticket sold, about as far away as you can get from here. southern california, 75 miles southeast of l.a. the mayor says he hopes a local resident won the jackpot. the town is located near a freeway offramp, so out of

motorists often stop by. it was super warm today, almost california desert hot. josh: kind of feeling that way. some of us in the 90's right now. ofay, the dry heat's hand what we got to enjoy. that does not released at around for us, unfortunately. we will bring back in the humidity and thunderstorms by wednesday. let me show you what is going on. 90 degrees from reagan national. nice view from closer to the torpedo factory in alexandria. barely any cloud cover out there, so we settle in with clear skies. it makes for a nice evening, but still going to be a very warm evening for you. how does it feel? we talk about a dew point. our measurement of how much more stories in the air. right now, it is in the low 60's. starting to feel a little bit on the sticky side. yesterday, we were feeling pretty pleasant, hot, but not too humid. tomorrow starts to kick up. we are looking at

high pressure has been hanging out with us, and it will very slowly break down. you see this red color. for a lot of monday, we are going to hang on to that as well. as we finally start to get into tuesday and wednesday, that is when our next weather feature will move this way. that cold front will not with the coolest down too much, but it will bring in more cloud cover and a better chance of rain, especially as we get into wednesday. the real heat six around tomorrow, tuesday, and by wednesday, we will look for temperatures to stay in the 80's. unfortunately, along with that rain, we are going to be bringing in quite a bit of humidity. and veryear, comfortable, but a little on the warm side. not dropping off too much in the metro area. you have to go pretty far outside the beltway to get cooler temperatures in the low to mid 60's. around 7:00 tomorrow morning, feeling like the mid 70's. by

90's. we talk about right around 96 degrees. -- we talk about right around 90 -- we top out right around 96 degrees. but nottill hot today, too muggy. we bump that up on monday and even more on tuesday. by wednesday, that is when we are into the soupy category. that continues to climb. although i'll, howard -- all the while, our temperatures still down. here is all of the days together. 94 degrees on tuesday. 88 degrees for you wednesday. we will hang onto scattered activity as we get into thursday and friday, and heading into next weekend, watching for scattered thunderstorms as well. if you have father's day plans, the timing on the cold front looks pretty late, but that is something we will have to watch throughout the rest of the week. kimberly: the muggy meter. i have not thought about that

josh: the dew point is a really big part of our weather for ecast. anchor: looking out for the nba finals. it could all be over tomorrow. such a sad time. looking to avoid a sweep against the rangers. game five tomorrow. it is when a go home for lebron james and the cavs. that is next, in sports. ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema

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shot. max reaches a milestone. his 2000thit is strikeout of his career. standing ovation for that man there. he deserves it. top of the eight, tied at 1-1. blake on the mound. this one gets by matt. the go-ahead run would come for the rangers. right now, texas leads 5-1 in the ninth. o's and yankees. this is ugly. 5-0 lead. o's would make a comeback in the third. 5-3 yankees after that. the bats continue to sizzle for the strike. fifth inning, this player crushes one. 20th home run of the season. o's get swept. the final, 14-3. we have been here before.

down 3-1 with the warriors. anything is possible. cavs won a game on the road. they are back in cleveland to possibly tie up. lebron explains the keys to getting back to people and -- to cleveland. >> we don't limit the three point shooter, then we can get blown out the window and this arena. it is the same way. if we do not protect the three point line entering the ball over, we will not stand a chance. we know what are keys to victory is to give us the best possible go back home for a game six. if we do not stick to those game plans -- abc 7, your home for the finals. game five begins on monday. 9:00 in oakland. the wnba, the mystics playing

last six before today, hosting the fever. the mystics were on fire from outside the two-point line. christie tolliver drained three. mystics led 48-36 at the break. elena continues to dominate. 25 points. the mystics win this one. final, 88-70. in tennis, french open men's final, rafael nadal shows as he has still got it. he completely this mantles -- dismantles his opponent. his ground show -- he moves well. 6-1.6-3, he has one more at rolling at roland won more garros. have all theot information on that. it sounds weird to me. that is the only thing i can im

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at 11:00. we hope you have a good night.

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