now, "on your side." >> the face-to-face meeting between president trump and russia's president, vladimir putin at the g-20 summit this has been extremely high between the two countries. maggie has more on the meeting still happening right now. >> we look forward to a lot of very positive things happening for russia and the united states. >> it's theig

is watching. president trump and russian president vladimir putin sitting down face-to-face for the first time before starting that highly anticipated closed-door meeting. >> this is the dichotomy of president trump, right? in private does he take that tough line. does he -- is he consistent about standing up to syria? does he bring up russian hacking? >> officials tell abc news the president will unlikely bring up the unmelding but he hinted he may press putin on other points. president trump: we urge russia to cease its destabilizing activity in ukraine and elsewhere and its support for hostile regimes including syria and iran. >> this morning, trump's tweeting that he looks forward to all of today's meetings with the other leaders even though he doesn't see eye-to-eye with many of them on major issues like trade and climate change tpwhesm white house preparing for backlash from many leaders on the administration's decision to pull out of the paris climate

powerful countries in the world pose for a class photo, outside, thousands of protestors are demanding death to capitalism. german police have been forced to battle back with tear gas and water cannons. up to 100,000 protestors are expected. president trump also met with the president of mexico and when asked if he still plans to have mexico pay for the border wall, he answers absolutely. >> turning now to weather. a much better look outside this time as opposed to yesterday. no rain in sight and a mixture of country clouds. brian is here with a check on the forecast. hey, brian. brian: we're getting more sunshine in the mix. we're still pretty muggy out there. and the mugginess and heat will come together. we're dry throughout most of the evening rush but later tonight, it could bring us another chance for showers. 77 right now. chance of blue skies. let's show you the radar

unsettled and some wet pay. . the last of those showers pushing off to the bay and they are moving on out of here. but as we widen out the view, one little line of showers through pennsylvania and through portions of west virginia. that's fizzling out. not a factor but this complex of storms are pretty strong. if they hold together and continue that push to the east-southeast, that could bring us a shot of some rain later on this evening. drive home, 5:00, 6:00, we're good go but 6:45, 7:00, a few showers out ahead of that next batch could creep in here. could impact that rain. so watching that a few hit or miss. and later tonight, the rest fizzles. 72 in fredericksburg. and the forecast for the afternoon, we're dry through the early portion of the evening but if this system holds together in the midwest, we could see a few boomers after dark later

more on that and a weekend that features low humidity and very comfortable conditions in that 10-day forecast in just a bit. >> thanks brian. today sentencing in montgomery county for a man who went on a shooting rampage in maryland last year. in total he shot six people, killing three including his wife. some of the violence happened at busy shopping centers and that hearing starts at 1:30. we'll tell you what happens on abc 7 news at 4:00 and we will send a text alert when the sentencing happens. go to wjla.com/tell. now to a story out of charles county. outfrage boiling over the actions by an h.i.v. positive school aide cueded of sexually assaulting boys. how a woman's group is pitching in to help the community cope after the release of disturbing allegations. >> it has will be a week since carlos bell was arrested that he allegedly abused boy

benjamin stoddard middle school and perhaps other locations here in the county. since then, we've learned bell was employed by the county dating back as far as 2008 as a track coach and as a contract worker for before and aftercare programs in two charles county schools. the f.b.i. set up a toll free number for anyone who has concerns about this case. and free and confidential hawaii testing is being offered by the charles county health department for a child who may be in need of screening. the school held a closed door meeting and investigators admitted bell is h.i.v. positive and may have sault more than seven boys. the group of women is concerned about the impact this is having on their community. >> as a mom, i mean, could you imagine the thoughts that are going through some of these parents' minds? i talked to a few of my neighbors as this is my school district and they are outraged. th

because they trusted this man with their children. >> they are holding a town hall meeting to offer the houston and in the wake of what is happening and the school will hold two meetings in late july and in august to offer apartments more information about this teacher's aide turned alleged child predator. adrianna: new at noon, the search for this man accused of snatching 11 persons at nine different montgomery county schools and child centers. the incident happened between may and june. the man has already spent around $13,000 in stolen credit cards found inside those purses and about $500 cash. if you know who this person is, be sure to call montgomery county police right away. a historic flight touched down at duluth airport and marks the new beginning of a new era for

nonstop service to new delhi, india. the governor traveled all the way to india himself to make this a reality. >> just before 7:00 this morning, air india flight 103 fell through the clouds for its first touchdown at duluth and in grand fashion, firefighters gave the jumbo jet a water cannon salute as it taxied to the gate. it marks as a milestone. >> india has been just a city that we have been after for years and they wanted to be here. we wanted to have them here. but as you know, different things have to come together. so as a result, we had a opportunity that we could land and as a result, we're very proud of it. >> the service will offer a three-weekly flights the economic impact to our area, significant. the airport estimates 30,000 leisure and business travelers. >> when we think about people coming to our city, staying

restaurants, they bring revenues to the city. and that allows us to make critical investments in schools and housing for d.c. residents. >> more than 280,000 indians travel to the d.c. area last year alone. that's a number that's expected to double by 2025. governor terry mcauliffe calls this an economic bridge between the two nation's capitals. >> so if you're interested in making that trip to india, the trip leaves friday, sundays and mondays. flight time, 14 hours and five minutes. abc 7 news. adrianna: it is summer traveling season and the t.s.a. and duluth has a reminder about what items you and ask and cannot bring on your carryon bags. liquids less than 3.4 ounces can go in our carryon. anything more has to be checked. and also, most champ objects and whens will need to be checked. and all large electronics must be

points. coming up on abc 7 news at noon, a monster of a fire out west. but that's not the only issue firefighters are dealing with right now. find out what could be an even bigger throat the people living in that area. plus, a scare in the sky. the trouble on board a delta jet that forced a flight to turn around. and that's not yogi and i don't think this bear was looking for picnic baskets. the video that will have you doing a double and trim check on your doors before you go to bed. but first, a check on traffic with eric smith. >> thank you very much. it is going to be a tough ride along the 95 corridor in virginia. mostly around d.c., things are looking pretty good. but 95 has plenty of volume. this area down to stafford county is looking pretty heavy for the southbound ride. a few northbound delays will pick up here as well. here's a look towards the mine

road overpass where both direction. we're looking southbound here and that's a lot of volume but not as heavy. also taking a look at the traffic going south. the far side of your screen, pay attention to the northbound volume. coming up through dale city. that is going to be heavy. the southbound ride has been struggling down past route 123. right down by the bottleneck where lanes narrow down to three lanes instead of four. and we also had some road work listed past this spot for mobile crews. looks like they may have wrapped up but the damage has been done. we'll be back with more news after this break. don't go anywhere.

adrianna: right now an army of firefighters is still battling a four-alarm fire at a building under construction. this is in oakland, california. the flames started around 5:00 this morning and caused part of that structure to collapse. right now, crews worried that a crane at the site may fall as well. hundreds living in that area have been evacuated. so far though, no injuries have been reported and no word on when that fire will get under control. new images released of the moments an nypd officer was ambushed and killed while on duty. this surveillance video shows the gunman approach the mobile command post in the bronx wednesday before shooting a officer. she was sitting inside that command center at the time. police identified the summit as 34-year-old alexander bonds and he was killed by other officers. develop right now. investigators are looking

pair of major scares aboard two separate flights overnight. the first, a delta flight bound to beijing after witnesses say a passenger was walking back and forth to the bathroom in first class and then toward the exit door. a flight attendant tried to stop him but the man punched that flight attendant in the face. other passengers stepped in to restrain that man. >> this is an emergency. adrianna: the canadian airline was escorted by two f-15 jets after officials say a passenger was making threats. officials didn't say what those threats were but that man was also take into custody. must-see video now out of ocean city. -- was filming on the fourth of july when they spotted a whale shaveraget one guy jumped into the water to swim at that whale shark. they are the largest known fish species.

they are rarely this far north since they prefer water no less than 72 degrees. talk about an unwanted late night visitor. a bear in colorado broke into a house and just made himself at home. that bear is seen strolling through the kitchen and at one point, opens the fridge. apparently didn't see anything he likes though. then put its nose in a few cabinets and just kept sniffing around. the bear was inside the home for five hours! while the homeowners slept. it was eventually tracked down and euthanized. but awfully comfortable in that house as if he's either been there before or roamed around another house. >> and then they had to put him down? adrianna: i know. i never want to hear they were euthanized. brian: my god. he opened a fridge. he put a little burrito in the microwave. adrianna: exactly. [laughter] all right. so i'm so glad to see that

weekend is not the same as last week. brian: the humidity is going to start dropping back. maybe an isolated one tomorrow. the humidity will be dropping back. and the breezes pick up and by the time we get to sunday, it's going to be absolutely perfect around here. adrianna: sounds good. brian: take a look outside. i want to share the photo shot here from our live camera out in ocean city. 81 degrees right now. wind at 10. some scattered clouds at the shore but folks are still enjoying out there as they head to the beach. the next couple of days, going to be a hit-or-miss shower or storm. but still looking like a pretty solid day at the beach. the storms will be later tonight. tomorrow, hit or miss. 85 for friday. 90 for saturday. water temperature near 70. we talked about that shark story. the water temperature they like about 72. as far as our 90-degree tracker, most we've had from 2010 was

this year, 15. last year at 58. that's the whole season. we're already into july here. looks like we may be running behind for the average. outside, 80 in college park. quantico and fredericksburg, 82 and 84 respectfully. and the dew points are till up there. a lot of -- bottom line is even though it's not super hot, we're still uncomfortable and too oppressive and the heat that's beginning to build is sticky. we're good enter the evening. shower action could roll in later this evening. not for the early rush but maybe after 6:00 or so. trying to see a few showers trying to fire off. it could drop a little moisture in here. we have the nationals game around 7:05. there could be some showers in the vicinity as the sun goes down this evening. tomorrow, good go to start. maybe a hit-or-miss by tomorrow afternoon south of town. depends on where that front sets

throughout the days, humidity will be dropping. but sunday couldn't be much better from the mid 80's today to tomorrow. storm chances minimal. dropping humidity. and sunday, i'm going to call stellar super, wonderful. "supergirl." going to be -- supercalifragilisticexpialadocio us. really nice. adrianna: happening tonight, 0/20" is digging for answers of gianni versace. 20 years ago. john joins us on what we can expect tonight. good afternoon, john. >> good afternoon, adrianna. this is a story that's amazing. the story of on session and the dark side of fame. in the summer of 1997, it was about as big as the o.j. simpson story. a serial killer was on the loose. he brutally murders five men in two and a half months. two of the victims in minneapolis, one in chicago, another one in new jersey. he's on the run.

he strike next? it was a scary time. and i covered that story. i was in miami. thoivens steps of gianni versace's mansion, still bloody from the attack of -- by this man on his fifth victim, the fashion international fashion icon, gianni versace. adrianna: wow. was there any connection at all between gervais and his -- versace and his killer? >> there's a lot of speculation. that's what keeps this story so interesting even though. so much speculation and street. were they, did they know each snore you will hear from people say that they must have. that they ran around in the same social circles but there is no proof of that. can you imagine it was a time when there was no cell phones or selfies. today there will be ample proof the two men having been together. there is none now. there is still a lot of speculation that they must have because they ran around in the same circles. adrianna: so

this killer is he's a serial killer you. mentioned that he killed all over the country but a strange nature, a different m.o. that police had a hard time of pinpointing. >> he didn't quite fit the profile of a serial killer because serial killers usually attack strangers. and he knew at least some of his victims. and that's why i think what sets it apart. what triggered him, the speculation is that he had broken up with his boyfriend. he was depressed. he gained weight. was doing drugs. he was no longer the pretty boy that he saw himself as being in years before. and that he snapped. adrianna: all right. john, thank you so much for your time. that story of legendary designer gianni versace's murder happening tonight on "20/20." looking forward to it. thank you. stay with us. we'll be right back after the break.

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text to reorder blades with gillette on demand... ...and get $3 off your first order adrianna: parents not being allowed to cheer at your kids' sports events. t.j. holmes explains why. >> you've seen the videos on youtube. arents baving badly. sidelined on rinks, courts and feelsd of all kinds. but now, the learblings youth soccer league in south carolina is saying enough. they're implementing a new rule, banning all cheering and jeering at soccer games. >> we just felt as a board that it was time in a leadership way to do something to get people's attention. >> this memo dubbed "silent september" sent to the parents of the 30,000 youth players in

soccer season this fall, all parents and visitors shall be silent during the game adding just enjoy your player and the game that they love. >> when parent, you know, yell at referees like that, it makes the kids uncomfortable. makes the coaches uncomfortable. >> according to the south carolina referee association, the number one reason game officials don't return to the field is the sideline behavior of parents and fans. but the fans watching from the stands, the reaction to this was mixed. >> i think it's a great idea. i think it's going to benefit the children as well as the referees. >> i was a little surprised because i'm one of those that enjoys that times coaching from the sidelines and also encouraging from the sidelines. >> and as for the players -- >> you should be able to cheer when your kids scores a goal. >> i think it's a good idea because i don't like when my mom yells at me from the sidelines. >> this rule is not telling people you can't be supportive of your child. of course it's not. it's simply saying to support your child, the best way to do thighs be quiet and

coach give direction to the kids out on the field. adrianna: still to come on abc 7 news, how will the weather look this weekend? brian has a final check on our forecast. that's coming up. stay wit fios is not cable. forecast. that's coming up. stay wit and we believe everyone deserves faster internet. so with fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs 20 times faster than most people have. and it's just $79.99 a month online for the first year. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years. all with a 2-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com.

brian: this afternoon looks pretty good but a few showers may hold together. tomorrow, hit otis. humidity drops sunday. spectacular. adrianna: that's it for us on this friday yay. see you

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