homerly: straight ahead, a invasion. it appears they picked the wrong home to break into when the homeowner stands his ground. >>. my reaction was shock kimberly: a former

quick actions's are keeping the wrong eyes from viewing it. and the old-fashioned way identity thieves are taking your private information. 11:00, abc seven news at on your side. kimberly: a home invasion takes a violent and unexpected turn. thank you for joining us. i'm kimberly suiters. prince george's county police say that two men broke into a home on lusby lane, but the homeowner was inside. melissa dipane he has more. melissa: pg county police are investigating. what we know is around noon ,two suspects entered this home on lusby lane and gunshots rang out. this quiet neighborhood is parked away. -- talked away. this longtime resident

things are not the way they used to be. >> 20 years when i moved here, nobody knew what brandywine was. it has grown by leaps and bounds. thissa: at 12:30 afternoon, suspects broke into this home and exchanged gunshots with the resident. one of the suspects was killed. one of the home occupants suffered non-life-threatening injuries. taken aback when i saw all of the pg county officers and the tape surrounding these homes. it set me back. then i found out some of the lost their life. relieved to learn that it was not the home occupant who was killed. >> they have been here for a very long time. i watched their kids grow up in that house. i'm just glad

kids that i watch grow up in that home. melissa: the police say it was not a random crime. they are looking for information the case as well is the identity of the suspect who got away. melissa dipane, abc 7 news. kimberly: a quick but heavy downpour swept through this afternoon. , viewer shared amazing images rolling over the chesapeake bay. look at that. just as quickly as the sun disappeared, it returned with the steamy temps. tonight we are in the clear, but the hot weather is sticking around. meteorologist jeff knight has the first look at the "swet -cast." with that is a neat video the air in front of the storm creating the list, the leading edge of the front. things are much more quiet for the area. a quiet and beautiful evening at the national harbor, but a little muggy. we

maryland. calvert county, picking up quite a bit of lightning. some cloud cover taking over, but most of the area is done with the rain tonight. where we still have thunderstorms, southern calvert county, leonardtown, st. mary's, but that is about it. , manassas, reston, and that is how the night will stay. closer to the low to mid 80's as far as what it feels like. you will notice we have better weather further to the west. as we fast-forward into tomorrow, it is hot again, into the 90's for most of the area. it is less muggy. we will talk about when the humidity comes back in the timing of the thunderstorms for the fourth of july coming up. kimberly: schools may be out for the summer, but someone used the

threat to the president. neighbors took quick action. usyon 7, ryan hughes joins from outside of the elementary school in bethesda with more. i'm wondering if any surveillance cameras that are behind you were pointing there. ryan: we have been wondering that as well. we reached out to the school and are waiting to hear back. these threats against the president are drawing outrage in the community. a lot of people stopped by where the messages were found on this sign outside of the elementary school. tonight, they have been taken down, thanks to a concerned citizen. >> my initial reaction was shock. in thisock and outrage quiet community after threatening messages against the president were found outside of wood acres elementary school. inside the school marquee

, "ew expletive.er his" >> i lifted it up and remove the letters. ryan: he has been living in the community nearly 30 years. it is filled with young kids and families. johnson said no matter your politics, the threat against the president and the language has no place in our society. >> no matter if it is trump, obama, clinton, bush, it's a threat and something the kids are right across the street. you don't want to send that message. he said he reached out to the secret service and the school. we also reached out to the school and are still waiting to hear back from them. montgomery county police are now looking into this. live in bethesda, ryan hughes, abc 7 news. kimberly:

trump, he was back in washington for the fourth of july celebration in honor of the u.s. marines. >> you have shed your blood, poured your love, and bared your soul in defense of our country, our people, and our great american flag. kimberly: the president's one going tweets against journalists were a topic, again going after the host of "morning joe" and cnn today during his speech. >> the fake media tries to stop us from going to the white house, but i'm president and they are not. kimberly: the president also tweeted his displeasure to states pushing back against his voter fraud commission, asking what they are hiding. the paneltrump formed to investigate his claims of the legal voting in the 2016 election. 27 states refused to tu

only provide a partial information based on what is legally allowed under their state laws. an injured bald eagle rescued in southeast d.c. today. the humane rescue alliance rescued the eagle. no word on the extent of the bird's injuries, but it appeared to be in good spirits. , the policeow believe a mass shooting at a nightclub in little rock, arkansas, has gang-related implications for stop 25 people were shot at the power ultra lounge and three others were injured in the stampede to get away from the gunfire. that the shooting involved rival groups in the audience. >> in dispute ensued in the audience during the event and multiple shots were fired

believe multiple individuals responsible for though shots fired. kimberly: two people were critically injured. all victims are expected to survive. so far, no arrests. the city has already shut down power ultra lounge. 11-year-old boy claims that a cruiser hit his bike while he was still on it and drove away. d.c. police confirmed they are looking into the incident. they say he ran into a wall on otis place northwest and the cruiser hit his bike. so fast and the police were driving so fast. once he went into the alley, we heard the thump. kimberly: a police department spokeswoman said they are glad the child is ok and they take all allegations like this very seriously and are investigating tonight. a

teenaged girl killed by a vre train. the family of the 13-year-old held a funeral today. she had been hiking near the train tracks with her brother and cousin when the train approached. the two got out of the way, but she could not. an update on the fiery small plane crash in southern california. on the 405 highway near the runway near the john wayne airport. the man and wife aboard the plane are recovering. the pilot is hospitalized in stable but guarded condition. his wife is in stable condition as well. before the crash, the pilot reported losing power in one of his engines. dark, up -- left in the growing concerns after a massive power outage in parts of central america. consumer on your side alert about identity theft the old-fashioned way. these are stealing crucial information. pl

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kimberly: imagine this happening in our congress. parts of central america are in the dark. take a look. president was in the middle of giving a speech when it was cut short and the lights went out and the microphone went down. power outages affected panama, costa rica, and mexico. issues andng traffic water shortages and costa rica, and they don't know yet what's going on. a new identity theft scam, the your most sensitive personal information, and they don't even need your password -- theives getting your most sensitive information full stop scammers are going after a ridiculously easy target, your mail. >> it was a nightmare. kimberly: rebecca and her husband said theives forwarded their

social security number set to someone else to try to steal his identity. >> they were trying to open up a credit card or activated. >> it's there for anyone to groep. kimberly: the u.s. postal service is continuously working to enhance security. it also says customers should watch for suspicious signs, like if you get no mail or only junk mail come if bills are missing, if you get a forwarding notification. frank and rebecca are hoping this will not happen to others. >> there is nothing really we can do. kimberly: it is kind of shocking eives and still do that. the post office has an aggressive investigative service, so file reports. i tried to sit outside tonight. i lasted about five minutes. josh:

rounding? kimberly: yeah. josh: a little muggy tonight, and not much really. it will not be as humid tomorrow, but still hot, back into the 90's. the time lapse from earlier this is set up before the thunderstorms move in. they do not stick around long. almost perfectly clear skies behind it. now we are bringing in cloud cover, but otherwise predominantly pretty quiet tonight. 79 degrees right now at reagan national, but the dew point, the moisture in the air come is way up. anytime the dew point is in the 70's, it is really muggy, soupy. feels like 83 degrees. the is how it will feel rest of the night. still hanging on to rein in southern maryland, but that is about it. may get an isolated shower, but that is about it. most of us are dry into the morning.

isolatedhere could be thunderstorms or showers tomorrow. they will be hard to come by because we are not quite as muggy, but not out of the question. a great weekend to download the free stormwatch 7 weather app to track any storms. monday,stories just a few showers during the day. in general, dry and nice to get to the pool. tomorrow morning, 74 degrees d.c., 73 annapolis, warm and muggy, culpeper 68. through the day back into the low 90's. high tomorrow around 93 degrees, a good amount of sunshine. the pool is a great place to be. winchester, 8889 luray.

the low 90's, and we do it again sunday. the more important piece of this the humidity was in the top category, 75. sunday and monday it starts to back off a bit. he will still notice it, but not too bad. tuesday it starts to go back up. that means we bring in a better chance of thunderstorms on the fourth of july. the fourth,on isolated thunderstorms late afternoon, early evening. just kind of a pop-up summertime variety. all three of the next days will be in the 90's. then we start to back off some as we get into wednesday. the timing of the rain this week is pretty good. while we have the slim chance the next few days, the chance goes up closer to wednesday full stop things look predominantly dry for the holiday weekend. kimberly: talking about making it rain -- robert:

curry. josh: just a little bit. robert: and the nationals looking to get even with their series with the cardinals. and it's moving day at the quicken loans.

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: baseball, the nationals trying to bounce back after losing to the cards 8-1 friday. s seven strongoe innings. the cardinals take the 2-0 lead on a home run. top of the ninth, nats making it interesting, down 2-1, bases loaded, adrian sanchez, first major-league at-bat, strikes out. nats lose 2-1. orioles hosting the r

logan morrison, dead centerfield, gone. 3-0 tampa bay. 5-1,e third, o's trailing mallex smith with a great diving catch. baltimore loses, 10-3. golf, moving day at the quicken loans. delay, a coolher image for you right here. a freeze frame a lightning bolt in the background. the thunder cell moved through at about 3 p.m. today. the shot of the day, bradley on 18. lands on the green. you know why we show this. makes a beeline for the hole, right into the cup, eagle. third shot, par 5 seven

nicely on the green, setting up a birdie. lingmerth is still the leader at seven under. scott abraham has more from potomac. 90 minute rain delay could not stop some of the best golfers in the world in the third round of the quicken loans national at tpc potomac. jumbled leaderboard right now, five golfers within three shots of the lead. david lingmerth takes a one-stroke lead into sunday, setting up an exciting final round. >> still being able to fight and shoot 73, it's not killing me. i'm right where i need to be still. i'm not down about anything. i think i can go out there tomorrow and have fun. >> coming down the stretch tomorrow it will be do your best and accept the outcome, don't force the outcome. that's something i've learned in the past, pick your target, make the best swing you can, except the outcome.

>> it's a very fine line between a good shot to being off a couple yards. fowler has plenty of work to do, seven shots off the pace. going into tomorrow's final round, we know there will be a new champion, because defending champ kelley hurley iii is currently six over par. scott abraham, abc 7 sports. robert: d.c. united hoping to start a search, beginning against the montréal impact. 23rd minute, 1-0 montréal. nice pass, chris dufault, finding the back of the net. united comes up empty, falling 2-0. and the valor fall to the tampa bay storm in arena football. that sports. steph curry, congratulations to him. robert:

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kimberly: d.c. mayor muriel bowser did some yard work today for a good reason, mowing the lawn of a senior citizen's yard to help kick off the new beginning grass is greener lawn care program. juvenile offde

the district will mow the lawns of about 20 senior citizens this summer. carl matthew started the program a decade ago. >> you get the second opportunities and it's a wonderful thing. i'm really thankful to the administration for being supportive and enabling me to implement this program. kimberly: today mayor bowser and met with a family benefiting from the lawn care program, which is run by the department of youth rehabilitation services. wildfireers battling a in arizona made a successful rescue, not of people but hotshots spotting deer fawns directly at harm's way. hotshots carried them out. r were transferred to a nearby unaffected habitat and reunited with their mother. the fire is nearly 50% contained.