announcer: from abc 7 news, this is a breaking news alert. courtna: the supreme making a decision on the trump travel ban. it will let the administration and force a ban on travelers from six mostly muslim countries. that is the subject of today's poll. do you agree with the courts decision? john gonzalez, what do the courts have to say about this? >>

reality is, it's going to be a long fight. round one goes to president trump on what is the last day of the term for the supreme court. they have given trump a major victory by reviving the ban on .ravelers rims countries lower courts have blocked trump's policies -- travelers countries. lower courts have blocked trump's policies. fight has been going on since trump rolled out the policy, arguing it is critical to deter terrorist attacks in the u.s. visits from iran, libya, syria, sudan, and yemen. the ban targets muslims in violation of federal law and the constitution.

it does not apply to people already in the u.s. or with a , and president trump has said in the past that once ruling, heavorable will reinstate it within 72 hours. adrianna: thank you for breaking that down. now to this story on the beltway and a rough start to the work week. the beltway shut down this for hours because of two different accidents. >> take a look over here, you can see the inner loop of the beltway in alexandria reopened after being closed for four thes at the height of monday morning commute. accidents taking place at 5:15 a.m. between the eisenhower connector and south van dorn street. according to virginia state police, there were two accidents, onenv

a pedestrian was struck. that's the fatality in the accident. seven mile backup at one point went into prince george's county. this very busy roadway became a parking lot. some people were getting out of their cars, walking around, playing frisbee, detailing their vehicles. there were extensive delays. a lot of people dealing with a very frustrating morning commute. timing is everything. i was supposed to leave last night. i am sorry for the people involved. this is what it is. we have to deal with it. when you saw the emergency and thengoing down heard word there was a for talladega. >> no word yet on whether any charges wi b

this morning. adrianna: as you can imagine, this was an absolute mess for everyone trying to get to work. sam sweeney caught up with the drivers and continues our team coverage. as suzannes, mentioned, the traffic was backed up not only on the beltway but on surrounding streets and highways. this is eisenhower avenue. the route is reopened, but the traffic continues and it has been like this for hours as people try to find an alternate route to work. we caught up with some of these drivers, many of whom were stuck for 2, 3, even four hours. >> it's crazy. we have been sitting here for three hours in gridlock. there are fire trucks going past. people are backing up and getting off the ramp. it has been crazy on morning.

>> i have been here since 5:15 a.m. it is stressful. >> a very long morning for a lot of drivers indeed. the cause of the crash still remains under investigation. in alexandria, sam sweeney, abc 7 news. adrianna: happening today, a hearing for the man who pleaded guilty to a deadly shooting in montgomeryr county. today's hearing in prince george's county concerns the murder of his wife last may in beltsville. abc 7 has just learned he entered a guilty plea in that case as well. we will have more on that story coming up at 4:00. developments concerning alleged grade fixing in prince george's county schools to boost graduation rates. governor larry hogan spent -- sent two letters yesterday to the school board to investigate possible wrongdoing.

chief, kevin maxwell, says the allegations are false. covering metro now. ride is going to cost you a little bit more. fair and schedule changes are in effect. most bus and rail fares are now $.10-$.20 more effective -- more expensive. some routes have been a laminated. the rail system still opens at 5:00 a.m. over,at safetrack is rush-hour parking restrictions will be enforced again starting this morning. rush-hour is from 7:00 a.m.-930 a.m. and from 4:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. will become the first place in the nation to offer a gender neutral drivers license. in the state of oregon will make the same

month. we will be watching today to see if the nonpartisan congressional budget office releases analysis of the gop's latest bill to repeal and replace the affordable care act. us, cboe rulli tells numbers could make or break what is already an incredibly close vote among republicans. >> the clock is ticking on health care. despite it looking like an uphill battle in the senate, president trump was cautiously optimistic on foxnews and blames democrats for blocking the it'sss, even tweeting that not easy and perhaps he should just let obamacare crash and burn. >> we are doing everything we can to fight this bill because it is so devastating for the middle class. >> republicans can only lose two votes from their party with five already saying they are not on board, five others with serious can turns. >> the

-- serious concerns. >> the obamacare subsidies under this will are actually greater. too far and goes rolls back too much. >> i am very concerned about the medicaid cuts and what it means to our most ball or a double citizens. >> during the campaign, -- our most vulnerable citizens. >> to ring the campaign, trump vowed not to cut medicaid -- during the campaign, trump vowed not to cut medicaid. this bill cuts it by $800 million. >> we are slowing the rate of growth in the future and getting medicaid back to where it was. later today, a report will tell us how much of this will cost taxpayers and how many americans could lose coverage under this plan. adrianna:

next at noon, terrifying moments thousands of feet in the air. that caused a pilot to tell passengers to pray for their lives. doug: sunshine and pleasant temperatures around the area, but the story will be rising temperatures. >> we start with the maryland bridge.

on the beltway, here we are looking at traffic on 490 five. simply slow as you get up past braddock road where an earlier accident was cleared away. i-95 in virginia northbound is a little slow. delays as, on and off well. 66 doesn't look too bad right now. there is some road work heading west outbound that is slowing it off and on as you leave the beltway. here is thend beltway approaching the american legion bridge, not too bad after a very difficult morning. that's a look

this noon, aviation investigators are trying to pinpoint the problem that caused an air asia flight to start shaking violently, forcing an emergency landing. it happened sunday as the plane th for malaysia. the pilot asked passengers to begin praying for their own safety. passengers say they felt the blast in the left engine and then the flight shuddered like a washing machine. the good news is no one was hurt. at least nine people are dead after a tourist boat capsized in columbia.

people from the water. more than 30 are still missing. right now, it is unclear what caused the boat to sink. we are learning more about a at six flagsene albany. watch as a girl is dangling from a gondola ride 25 feet in the air. underneath, gathers encouraging her to let go so that they can catch her. she does, but she hits a tree on the way down. go andr a while, she let my father and i caught her. >> she was then airlifted to the hospital. her injuries are not serious. investigators say they found nothing wrong in the ride after she flipped out. i know, investigators are trying to figure out if a driver

right now, investigators are trying to figure out if a driver was under the influence when he lost control of his car, smashed into a brick wall, and landed in a pool. none of the injuries are life-threatening. -- testimony begins today in the trial of martin's rally. he raised the -- martin scroll kreli. he raised the cost of life-saving medicine by 5000%. he has been very vocal in the ands saying he is excited cannot wait for the trial to begin. the mother of philando castile has reached a $3 million settlement in his death. this avoids a federal trial

. 7 on your side consumer alert. bagattled -- embattled air maker terra-cotta has officially katad for bankruptcy -- ta has officially filed for bankruptcy. its airbags can explode, sending shrapnel into cars and at least 16 people have died because of the issue. akata was ordered to pay nearly a billion dollars in damages. 1000 people take part in a six-week program across d.c. new scholarship program. 25 participants will each receive a $2000 scholarship toward post secondary education, military, or occupational training. it's the golf shot everyone is talking about.

here is stored and beef with one shot to land at all. ith withis jordan spe one shot to land at. >> he has done it again. adrianna: there he nice. . chip shot -- very nice a chip shot to wind the championship. .he celebration almost as epic very cool. tossed his golf club. i heard a commentator say not good sportsmanship, but you know what? doug: there was a lot of excitement. adrianna: exactly. doug: i think of i had made that chip shot, i wouldn't have thrown it, i would have just -- that shot was incredible. our weather is incredible. let's enjoy this.

weather camera. wind, unlimited visibility, absolutely gorgeous. come westward from the bay, and i want to show you rockville. they are having just as pretty a day. a few more clouds, but look at the temperatures. 75 and a nice, westerly wind. good shape. along with warmer temperatures comes an increase in pollen. weeds are starting to show up. mold spores are high. if you have allergies to any of these, it may be a tough day for you out there. you are headed out to lunch, early afternoon will give you a view of the whole day. partly cloudy skies. a beautiful afternoon. some models have suggested pop-up showers, but i think m

pleasant. a few cumulus clouds starting to pop up west of the mountains, but east of the mountains, it is sunshine from verizon to verizon. a pop-up shower here and there. cloudiness through the day tomorrow. that will keep temperatures lower but also increases the chances of showers. by midday, there could be steady rain developing from the d.c. metro areas south, quickly moving out to the evening hours and then another gorgeous pattern the for the heat and humidity return midweek. nats and cubs, 79 for first pitch. we will be cool overnight for late june. a great evening and wake up weather pattern. we will keep an i out for showers and sprinkles and continue to refine

we will get a better idea of if rain inll be steadier the futurecast. 93 saturday, 90 sunday, a chance of thunderstorms both afternoons. we look ahead for the next few days. the heat and humidity will hang around for the weekend, through monday, and again on tuesday, the fourth. temperatures are briefly cooler on tuesday. we start the trend of warming back up again. long way from the fourth, eight days, but we will take what happens. there will be a fireworks display on the mall and a lot of stuff happening. typical summer forecast. you could run the same forecast today, leave for two weeks, come back and it would be the same. partly sunny wita

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feel old. anniversary ofth the release of the first harry potter book. only 500 hardbacks were printed in the first run. have one of the first editions, dig it out. it.could get $30,000 for i know i don't, but if i did -- doug: that is a treasure. a quick look at numbers, 82, clear to partly cloudy. check the temperature trends. very pleasant through wednesday. then look at the numbers. they spiked thursday, friday, saturday. thank you for joining us. have a great day. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

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