an update fromh the fbi on the ballpark shooting a left five people injured including congressman steve scalise. investigators are ruling out that the government had any ties to terror. fbi officials made the announcement just under an hour ago. and elasticsation shooting at simpson park in alexandria, the congressional baseball practice. we have learned the shooter had a storage bin in which he had some 200 rounds of ammunition. an assault rifle, handgun, apparently had done some research -- at least gone out and photographed different sites

u.s. capitol. the entryway to the dirksen senate office building, and the washington monument as well. investigators are not coming to any conclusions regarding those sites, nor a list with six names of members of congress on it. this is what investigator tim slater had to say about just what hodgkinson had in his possession as far as the firearms. >> on the morning of wednesday, june 14, hodgkinson, who was living in his vehicle in the parking lot of the ymca at the east monroe avenue address, is believed to have exited his vehicle with two weapons. .62 october rifle and a nine millimeter handgun for which he had a whole's are on his body. >> the fbi saying it is continuing with its investigation.

but when we spoke with one lock horseman official, he said -- law-enforcement official, he's a looking at all of the ammunition, you can help but think there was the potential for even more bloodshed or possibly more violence. no definitive statement on that coming from the fbi at this time. reporting from the district, stephen tschida. breaking news out of michigan. a man attacked an off-duty police officer with a knife at an airport influenced. witnesses said they saw the officer bleeding from the neck. the officer is in critical condition. the airport was on lockdown. police have arrested the suspect. happening today come the fairfax county teenager killed in what police are calling a road rage incident will be laid to rest. vigils were held nationwide. suzanne kennedy with more on how she is being remembered today. >> early this afternoon, members of this mosque will come together for a funeral for the slain teenager.

early sunday morning as she and a group of teenagers were walking back to the mosque after getting food at a nearby fast food restaurant. fairfax county police say the victim was allegedly beaten by 22-year-old darwin martinez torres in what is being described as a road rage incident. int night's vigils were held major cities across the country, including one in washington, d.c., at dupont circle. nabra's family and friends describe her as a good student and good muslim. the chaplain says it is important for people to attend these events today. >> our grievance process, that has to be done. the parents, the family, the friends, the extended family, extended friends -- if they do not make it to those events, they're going to feel like they missed another part of nabra. at 1:30uneral will be this afternoon and the burial will be immediately following. this evening

will be held at the shopping plaza just down the road from southlake high school. she would have finished her sophomore year later this week. in sterling, suzanne kennedy. an investigation is underway in baltimore to find out why a blocksipe exploded two from camden yards. it left a crater in the road, making it look like a war zone. the roads are still closed and the mayor says it is a miracle nobody was killed. sam sweeney has the details. sam: this blast rocked downtown baltimore just an hour before the orioles game last night. it is still standing today. take a look. you can see just how powerful this blast was, lifting chunks of concrete up into the air, spreading it in all directions. you can see the damage it did through just one of the cars in the area.

today, the mayor baltimore calling this a miracle that nobody was seriously injured or even killed. normally, there are vendors selling drinks here. yesterday, they moved down the street. take a look at the video from the air. the force, this team pouring into the air -- the steam pouring into the air. at times, the steam reaches 1200 degrees. firefighters begin spring there by building so the facade did not melt away. people were bleeding, running into nearby hotels. luckily, they're going to be ok. we caught up with one man who was your to witness the blast. let's listen. >> boom. turned around and it was unbelievable. it was like that 9/11 footage of the smoke coming at you. we took off running. i have never been more terrified in my life. >> what did you think? course, oh, -- of my god, it is a bomb. it scared the -- is getting pretty good. simcoe scary for many people in this area last night.

system underground. in 2004, a similar explosion near the white house critically wounded two people. as for this explosion and how it happened, investigators are still trying to figure that out. sam sweeney, abc 7 news. of panhandle to eastern texas, many are bracing for impact as tropical storm cindy nears. the governors of alabama and louisiana have declared a state of emergency. millions in the storms have prepare for what could be life-threatening flash floods. kendis gibson's with the preparations. >> overnight, bracing for cindy. powerful wind and rain already pounding the area of new orleans as the tropical storm beryl's towards the gulf coast -- barrel stores the gulf coast. residents are warned to brace for the worst. >> we've been through this many times before. no reason to panic, but this is going to be a serious event. >>

the biggest concerns, even being called life-threatening. >> could see a foot or more in new orleans, gulfport, mobile. that is high risk for flash flooding over the next two days. >> off the coast, oil companies getting workers off their rigs. his angels parish, a race to protect homes. these workers building a levee for .5 feet tall and more than a mile long to try to keep the water out of their neighborhood. at the grocery store, a familiar scene before these sort of storms. people stocking up. statuss not hurricane yet, so they are laying low. fortunately for us, we won't get hit with any of that rough weather. sunny skies are all around town for us. molly cochran is your with a look at your forecast. molly: good afternoon. we're looking at those bright sunny skies this afternoon in arlington, 83 degrees.

afternoon. elsewhere, upper 80's for leesburg. 82 in frederick. 84 in the d.c. metro. here's a look at live doppler. not too much to report. we could be tracking a stray shower or thunderstorm later today, especially near the mason-dixon line. and a fewme clouds sprinkles off to the north, but that is pretty much it moving forward today. notice our daytime high just flirting with 90. it will feel quite warm, especially with the sunshine beating down through about 6:00. good pool afternoon if you could take a dip after work. the d.c. united game takes off at seven club 30 tonight. as halftime, already or still in the mid-70's by the end of the game, low 70's. partly cloudy skies tonight. as we wake up tomorrow morning, notice our temperatures in the 60's to low 70's, factoring in

higher dew points tomorrow. i think it will feel more humid that today. coming up, a look at your later week forecast and tracking some showers and thunderstorms this weekend. stay tuned. now, theing right mural featuring 15 faces on the side of this chili bowl is complete. we have been waiting for months to see the finished product. the wait is over. the city has unveiled the neural. the people featured have either made or are making a big impact in the city. each one was handpicked by residents in an online contest earlier this year. news at noonabc 7 -- going-moving bus backwards with nobody at the wheel. is stepping ceo down. the next move for the ridesharing giant. talk about a wild ride. how this guy ended up on the

but first, a check of traffic. thank you. it is going to be a tough ride and if you spots on 395. we start with the 14th street bridge. the far right lane is block for road work. this is always a trouble spot in this just makes it worse. we will take a look at some work zone on duke street above 325. the light -- the right lane is blocked. that will be a tough spot as well. 395 northbound is struggling just to get here. that is often the traffi

adriana: that is a wild scene in new york city. a bus rolling away backwards with no one behind the wheel. it turns out the bus driver parked, walked away and moments later, the bus was rolling in reverse, picking up speed as it hit parked cars. no word on how this happened, but luckily, no one was hurt. now to a bombshell announcement. quits,o calling it resigning overnight. this following recent scandals and growing concerns over his leadership. rebecca jarvis has details and what comes next for the ridesharing giant. uber ceo travis kalanick sec coming to pressure from at least five over investors who demanded his resignation from the ridesharing company valued at nearly

the embattled ceo releasing a statement overnight -- the surprise announcement comes one week after kalanick said he would be taking a temporary leave of absence following the death of his mother. in the wake of companywide changes following eric holder's investigation into uber's corporate culture and claims of rampant sexual harassment. >> that had a series of pr setbacks from allegations of sexual-harassment to the ceo parading the driver in the back of an uber to another you know they came out that talked about party like culture. this is not a good thing for the company. it is not good timing or optics. >> at a counter a tree in 2013, kalanick you melt staffers "do not have sex with coworkers unless you do not work in this e

same." department." kalanick also forced to apologize in march after this video of him arguing with one of his companies drivers about pay surfaced. >> some people don't like to take responsibility. they blame everything -- good luck. >> good luck to you, too. after serious turbulence on a houston bound flight. it pass through a tropical storm zone. people wearing the braces, seated in wiltshire's, and ambulances.d and amy lentz >> people jumped to the ceiling of the plane. >> everybody was scared to death. landed, firstthey responders were there to help

united says it is reaching out to those passengers to provide further care and support. developing now, rates are being carried out by belgian police following a foiled terror attack . late tuesday, a man detonated suitcase with nails and several gas canisters. inside while charging. the suit is only partially exploded. he was shot and later died. the suspect has been identified as a 36-year-old moroccan man. no one else was hurt in the incident and brussels central station has reopened. is here,r solstice marking the longest day of sunlight of the year. d.c. will give between 14 and 15 hours of sunshine, so soak it up while you can. while we celebrate summer, in oftralia, hundreds australians jumped in the water naked to celebrate their winter. the water, 39 degrees.

beach in florida got a little turned around and took a dip in someone's pool. wildlife officials were called in to fisher out and gave her a quick once over, said she was just fine. they put her back in the ocean and center on her way. this story is something you don't want to have happen while you're driving down the highway. take a look. oh, my gosh. dude, that thing is long. oh, my gosh. >> that is a snake crawling out of the foot of a truck as two men traveled on highway 114. both of the men were terrified. the snake turn out to be a nonvenomous bull snake. actor was in like forever, it finally slid off the hood. could you imagine driving down, minding euro business? >> ird get sneaked out -- i already get

when i see a tiny spider. >> sunshine today. perfect pool day. >> for the first official day of summer, can't beat it. we are tracking some showers and storms in the forecast. it is the barbecue and grilling week in d.c. the upperes today in 80's. we cannot rule out a stray shower or thunderstorm later today, as ashley nee of the mason-dixon line. you can see the satellite and radar, not too much to show. 48 hours, 89 today. overnight tonight, many of us in the low 70's. comfortable and dry. tomorrow, on thursday, we will have some sunshine and temperatures in the low 90's. that is the daytime high tomorrow. on friday, the nationals game. first pitch at 7:05. rain delay is quite possible. we are tracking showers and thunderstorms for the later

of the weekend. futurecast, we are keeping a close eye on tropical storm cindy as she continues to push on of the coast line, bringing in what could be a foot of rain near new orleans. they are currently under a tornado watch. notice as the moisture gets into tennessee and into the mid-atlantic states, southeast, this low will eventually meet up with a cold front and that will bring an hour chance for showers and storms this weekend. it looks like the tropical moisture will stay to our south. nonetheless, we do be talking have your amounts of rain if this low moves off to the north. it is something we will keep you up-to-date with. here's a look at your weekend forecast. if you're headed out to northern virginia summer brew fest, saturday, not too great, but sunday looks great. 85 with sunshine. forecast into the early half of next week, a few storms on monday linger. our highs are back in the

80's. adriana: thank you. ,oming up on abc 7 news at noon staying cool but safe. the warning you need to hear about our canisters as we

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minutes away. >> while nothing beats the heat like air-conditioning, there might be hidden dangers lurking in your home. when the temperatures rises, experts a different strain on in a conditioner. if not well maintained, they can become fire hazards. >> if there overwork and overheated or there are electrical issues, you can catch nearby combustibles on fire. 2010-2014, an average of 2800 reports of home structure fires involving air-conditioners, causing an average of 20 deaths, 100 40 injuries, and $82 million in property damage annually. to stay you do cool and safe? change the filter. in sure you have an adequate power supply. no extension cords or power strips. do not put too much strain on the energy source also try not to share and it with other powered devices. >> when you star

overheat and cause a fire. toget your unit checked one two times a year. finally, make sure it has room to breathe. >> make sure that you are clear of combustible material. come, it isll to the first day of summer. it sure feels like

adriana: today is national self

team took selfies to celebrate the day. if you want to take a picture and have a selfie and posted on our facebook page, do it. outside andto get take a selfie in that good sunshine lighting. molly: beautiful list of best time to take those -- you do. pictures,to take us sunrise, sunset. pretty nice afternoon. temperatures in the 90's tomorrow with an isolated storm. the real rain action arrives friday into saturday. expecting a little bit of a cool down next week with highs back in the low 80's. the summertime feel continues lately. adriana: commerce min steve --lise has been upgraded to congressman steve scalise has been upgraded to fair condition. that does it for us today. have a good one.

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