kimberly: straight ahead, trouble on the tracks. the smoke that calls delays was not metro's fault. beneath the dignity of the office

press, or a joke? me.e was hopeful to kimberly: a story to steal your heart. a police officer goes way beyond the call of duty. news at 11:00, on your side. kimberly: smoke on the tracks. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kimberly suiters. red line inon the silver spring that led to a station closer was not caused by metro. q mccray is live with what montgomery county say was the actual cause. q? -- 7 "sports sunday q: well, we are in front of the metro station. red line was shut down for some time as a train

the tracks. he called for help. the montgomery county rushed out as fast as they could -- as well as other first responders. they immediately shut down the red line as they investigated. we talked to crews on the tracks. the smoke was coming from the tracks. smoke was coming from fireworks ignited at the apartment complex , and the smoke from the , theorks was so thick smoke was covering the tracks and scared the conductor. we spoke with a number of riders today who say they were none too happy, especially having to wait 35 minutes on the platform for metro. >> there are going to be the lace of everything going on, so why cause more delays? >>

they did not say anything about what was going on. >> i just saw this whole wall of police and fire equipment, like two rescue squad vehicles. q: we checked with metro minutes ago and found out the single tracking going on between the station and forced glenn has been completed. -- between the station and forest glen has been completed. there are some residual delays. as for the people or person who set off the fireworks, we are still trying to find out if they made arrests or if anybody will face fines. in silver spring, q mccray, abc 7 news. kimberly: abc 7 is on your side on the rails. get alerted to trouble by signing up at wjla.com/text.

trying to get back on track after a derailment your the chambers bay golf course near puget sound. seven people were injured when the locomotive and baggage car derailed. 256 passengers were onboard and safely evacuated and provided alternative transportation. amtrak said they were able to open one of the tracks for limited service. a very muggy and warm night and it's only getting hot again tomorrow. a first look at the forecast with meteorologist josh knight. josh: it is so muggy that we are actually getting thundershowers popping up. around the national harbor, but temperatures feel like they are still in the mid-80's in some places. the bigger picture, still the remaining chance of an isolated shower popping up. at this point, we are winning for the cloud cover to break down. zooming in, live

of manassas, another outside of fairfax, elkins, and south of warrenton. much are not getting too stronger or bigger, and continue to push to the east. still feeling like 87 in d.c., 73 frederick ,78 leesburg. it is warm and muggy, and tomorrow it is not going anywhere. 77 at 7 a.m., topping out near 93. tomorrow is pretty much rain-free, but tuesday we are talking thunderstorms. we will give you the time and on when they could be moving through and about 10 minutes. kimberly: prince george's county police on the hunt tonight or a gun man who opened fire on the driver on the beltway tonight. the driver was killed. he was a father of four. the police found him in his car in a very busy area. melissa to paint -- melissa dipane

story. is a very busy roadway. on the fourth of july weekend, the number is greater. prince george's county police are hoping that any of these motorist saw something that can help them solve the murder of adriano lombre. family members of the father of four said he had hosted a card game at his house, then drove a friend home and d.c. before heading home on 495. the police believe a motorist opened fire, killing lombre. >> we don't believe our victim was the aggressor in this incident. family isombre's still in shock, saying their father was a good man, and they want to see his death brought to justice. >> he was just a loving person. he would not do anything to no one. melissa:

information, call the police. kimberly: part police made an arrest after a pursuit ended near nats park. we are waiting to learn more about what led to this chase. neighbors say the commotion both on the ground in the sky reminded them of the navy yard shooting from four years ago. developing now, wide-ranging reaction to this video posted on twitter by president trump. poll, informal twitter 27% said it was hysterical, over 70% said pathetic. but would it incite violence against the media? president trump on twitter, sharing a mock video showing him pummeling a man outside of the wrestling ring, the man's face of secured by a cnn logo.

varied. >> it's unfortunate. people are begging the president not to do this. he is developing a platform to talk directly to the people. a sadly: cnn said it's day when the president of the united states encourages violence against reporters. clearly sarah huckabee standards -- sarah huckabee sanders lied when she said that president trump never did so when she responded to a question about trumps twitter attacks. in no way,ident form, or fashion has promoted or encouraged violence. kimberly: during the campaign at some rallies, there was violence against some protesters, which then-candidate trump appeared to urge. >> if you see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the crab out of them. punch them in the face. kimberly:

double down on his main opponent, the media. >> the media try to stop us from going to the white house, but i'm president and they are not. kimberly: trump defends his social new media habit, saying it is modern-day presidential. one republican strategist mocks that. >> it is modern-day" one flew over the cuckoo's nest." kimberly: senators on the republican side are trying to nail down a vote on the health care bill. some feel instead trying to force the bill across the finish line, they should consider immediately repealing obamacare, then replacing it later. >> if we can do a combined repeal and replace in the next week, that's great. if we cannot, there is no reason to walk away. we should do repeal with a delay. kimberly: not everybody is on board.

mcconnell said they will continue to pursue a joint repeal and replacement. president spent the weekend making calls to lawmakers to push the senate will across the finish line. crews werewhy fire at the runway in denver. and a little like christmas in july. discountsscoring deep during the online frenzy about to get underway. still ahead, a new beginning.

caught on video in denver, the engine of an airplane on fire. a united express jet had just landed when the fire started. he crews rush to put out the flames. 59 passengers quickly got off and were moved to safety. the investigation is just now gettin

the capital of the united arab emirates became the first city to become exempt from the first ban on laptop computers. they said they welcomed the decision by u.s. homeland security department. national airport already has a customs enforcement screening center that allows them to clear screening. now way 7 on your side consumer alert about the big holiday sale coming up for online shoppers. we are talking deals better than black friday, apparently. amazon prime day and other big promotions are about to start. we have the scoop on scoring hefty discounts. reporter: on this holiday weekend, shoppers are searching for sales. >> there is always a great sale. reporter: experts say look for deep discounts on the shoes, swimwear, and outdoor items.

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prices. kimberly: this next story is not exactly a money-saving one. a wisconsin summerfest cost a family almost $900. apparently the festival led to search pricing. >> $200 to get to the first stop, we asked a couple more places, he put it into the computer. the next morning there was a fraud alert on the credit card. toldrly: the driver never them how much it would cost come and most drivers don't, you have to look on your phone. the family reached out to uber about possible reimbursement or discounts. uber said they reviewed the trip and the fair charge was within the estimate. josh: wow. uber is: i try -- if surging, i never do it. toh: yeah, i agree

any full price comes. especially as everybody is in town the next few days. something to keep in mind. we are talking about a chance of thunderstorms for the fourth of july. right now the talk is the heat and mugginess. 82 degrees, but with a moisture in the air, it feels like 87. this is just reagan national. further outside of town, do so not feel quite as muggy, but that something we are dealing with. the dew point is how much most are is in the air, the best number to figure out how sticky it feels. when it is in the 70's that's the top category. tomorrow, the air should dry out, still feeling sticky and humid, but that are then it has felt this evening. a few showers, this already fizzling out, one moving through manassas. rain right now just

tysons. if you hear the rain, it is just this one little shower. that is pushing east, into falls church. futurecast, tomorrow morning, not going to see too much that shows up monday. this is really why tomorrow, if you have the day off, a nice four-day weekend, really looking good. not out of the question we get an isolated shower popping up all. more than likely not some thing you have to deal with, but low to mid 90's, so it is a possibility. furtherthat stays north, closer to the pennsylvania-maryland border. tuesday starts off drive. write about 2 p.m. i expect a few showers to fire up. some of these will bring heavy downpours, thunderstorms and lightning a possibility. it is not widespread, not lasting all day. cooking out or anything

watch for the chance of scattered thunderstorms. 8:00 p.m., closer to the fireworks, the same sort of deal, a lot of dry weather, but a few thunderstorms hanging on. just something to keep in mind for the parade, the fireworks, everything tuesday. tomorrow morning still warm, a lot of us in the 70's in the district, but then really hot in the afternoon, 93 the high. the fourth of july, about 92. the best chance of rain or thunderstorms will be from about 2 p.m. until about 7 p.m. a few could linger as we get to the fireworks. temperatures in the 80's. the extended forecast, the warmest days are tomorrow and tuesday. tacking of a little towards the weekend. but that is also the next good chance of good weather. 40% chance of rain tuesday. not going to ruin the holiday. josh: it is pretty warm

sitting there for a baseball game. josh: especially tuesday, starting at11:05, that will be a tough one. robert: that's when you separate the real ones from the fake ones. the cards and nats, and t

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a baby girl while in prison, they adopted his newborn sister less than a day after she was born. hotshots flagstaff battling a fire spotted and in the two deer fawns path of the flames. tonight, more pictures. they release them into a safe area to be reunited with their mother. the fire is now 53% contained. and look how close this danger is, water off of the florida panhandle. oh, my. rone spotted this large hammerhead shark getting way too close to the swimmers at the panama city beach. the shark was eventually caught and released at a safe distance away. you know how you say i only go in up to my knees? darn i