taken into custody. nancy: skytrak7 over the scene where montgomery, frederick and howard counties converge. kevin lewis is live at penn shop road in maryland 27. kevin, police are saying this all started in a serial burglary investigation? kevin: that's right. the suspects were driving a white cargo van. you can see the cargo van parked in a driveway a hundred yards from where we are starting now. the front driver's side window appearing to be shattered. as investigators explain it. the howard county repeat offender unit was surveying the individuals earlier today. they followed them to a neighborhood a mile from here. they actually witnessed them burglarize a home. when a number of officers attempted to stop the cargo van at this intersection, the male driver reportedly rammed a squad car and drove toward three officers that were out on foot. two of the of

to us as a white male in his 20's. the female passenger was uninsured. and has since been arrested. both suspects were known by police. >> every day officers are confronted where they have to make split second decisions, life and death decisions. you never know. every situation is different. yeah, it's a difficult job. and we hope we go home safe through a family every night. >> there have been a number of break-ins in the mount airy neighborhood. the police are looking to see if the individuals are responsible for some or all of them. the police saying they were responsible for one today. the names expected to be released in due time. no officers were injured. live in mount airy, kevin lewis, abc7 news. alison: thank you. some of you first heard about the story through an abc7 breaking news text alert. you can get updates even

are away from the tv. subscribe at wjla.com/text. the other story now, we are entering an oppressive heatwave. temperatures in the 90's. it could feel like the triple digits. stormwatch7 meteorologist steve rudin is here with a first check of the forecast. it's about that time, right? steve: typical time of year to see hot temperatures around the d.m.v. that is what is going to happen moving through the upcoming week. looking to dulles international airport, a few clouds. it will stay dry as we move through the evening hours. look at the temperatures outside. 90 degrees at reagan national. 91 in leesburg. warrenton now at 91 degrees. the heat index values make it feel hotter than that. stormwatch7 satellite and radar shows the dry conditions around the capital beltway. head off toward the west. garrett, algany and washington counties. we've had showers that develop with the a

it to the immediate metro area. evil tomorrows around 89 -- evening tomorrows 89 to 90 by 6:00. drop to 80's by 10:00 tonight. the heat and the humidity is back full force tomorrow, wednesday and thursday. more coming up in a few minutes. nancy? nancy: thank you. evolving story. in the truest sense. donald trump jr.'s description meeting with a kremlin league lawyer in the campaign as the f.b.i. investigations continue to the ties between his father's campaign and russia. emily rowe with the latest twist. reporter: team trump playing defense after a "new york times" report revealed the president's eldest son agreed to a meeting with the russian lawyer in exchange for damaging information about hillary clinton. sarah huckabee sanders saying something about don jr.'s meeting was inappropriate. >> there was simply no collusion, that they keep trying to create there was.

his defense on g.m.a. >> he didn't know her name. he had no idea who she was until she entered the room. >> now that detail raising eyebrows. why donald jr. would agree to a woman at trump tower with an unknown russian lawyer with ties to the kremlin and invite two of the powerful people on campaign, paul manafort and jared kushner to join him. after first saying it was discussion russian adoption it's now to learn about the administration to hurt hillary clinton. trump -- learn about information to hurt hillary clinton. now they are saying it's ambiguous and made no sense. when it turns to russian adoption he claims that the meeting ended. jack reed weighing in on cnn. >> that is essentially going to a foreign power and asking for help in the election. >> republican senator roger wicker downplaying the significance. >> i just think that is pretty much of a great big nothing when it

was some sort of collusion. >> republican senator susan collins said today the intelligence committee should interview don jr. as part of the probe to possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia. don jr. tweeting back he'd be happy to do so. in northwest, emily rowe, abc7 news. nancy: another trump making headlines. ivanka who held a prominent role in the g20 summit. for the president critics too much of a role when she sat in for her father in a meeting of leaders. the president left for a one-on-one talk away from the table and today the president took to twitter to defend her sitting in. he wrote -- if chelsea clinton was asked to hold the seat for her mother the fake news would say chelsea for president." he pointed out that angela merkel had no problem with the move. alison: joint base andrews helicopter forced to make an emergency landing

park. the reason was a maintenance issue. no reports of any issues from this. skytrak7 caught a military chopper flying back to base short time after the landing. nancy: congress is back after the independence day recess. healthcare is a top priority. they are not counting votes, but how many americans could end up uninsured. the congressional budget office estimates 22 million after the first draft of the obama repeal and replace ban. it would shave $300 billion off the spending deficit but the key number is two. two g.o.p. senators is all that is needed to stop the bill from moving forward if no democrats vote yes. as maryland prepares for dispensaries to start selling medical marijuana. pharmacies are as well. richard reeve shows us how the university of maryland medical campus preparing for a new pharmacy course. >> this is free state wellness in jessup, maryland. it's one of the

training by the u.m.b. school of pharmacy in baltimore. the training is geared for staffers working at the medical marijuana growers at december penceries. 24 students taking part in this from d.c., west virginia, maryland and elsewhere. they are expecting thousands of students eventual hi. $eventually. this -- eventually. they are opening state wellness in jessup in the fall. the students have to be certified under the state medical marijuana law. they have courses in advocacy group and safety and security. and they think they are ready for this kind of medicine to happen. >> if i had been told five years ago that this is what i would be doing i wouldn't have believed you. it took some education for me to understand the benefit of cannabis. >> the free state business expects to open sometime in the fall. coming up at 6:00, we'll dig deep looking closer to

in jessup, richard reeve, abc7 news. alison: a tragic find in gaithersburg yesterday morning. a 4-month-old girl unconscious in a van. she would later die. today police are trying to get to the bottom of how this could have happened. q mccray is in gaithersburg with the developments in the investigation. q? q: we have been hard at work. we contacted the montgomery county homicide unit, the county health department services department as well as management at the motel 6 and the baby's family. we know now that the baby was with her family at the motel 6 when she passed away yesterday. we have a picture to show you now. 4 months old. beautiful baby girl. her name brooklyn ruth irby. her parents and her grandfather spoke exclusively to abc7 news. they told me they hit hard times recently and are homeless and were raising brooklyn in a van parked here stat the

orchard road in gaithersburg. it was yesterday at 10:30 in the morning when brooklyn got sick. they dialed 911. by the time the paramedics arrived she had stopped breathing. >> she tried to talk and tried to grab your hand. i have never seen her cry. she was that good of a baby. she was always laughing and trying to talk. she did everything. q: now that was the baby's grandfather. he is upset today with montgomery county's crisis center. they blame the center for the baby's death. according to grand dad the mom and the baby applied for housing. some help from the center twice and were denied twice. i reached out to the center today. there is only so much they can tell us because of the patient privacy laws but they told me they are investigating the allegations and will have more inr

for brooklyn, her autopsy results should be released this evening or tomorrow. we will keep you posted. reporting live in gaithersburg, i'm q mccray, abc7 news. nancy: tragic, q. thank you. meantime, the murder of seth rich is still unsolved. the d.n.c.'s director of voter expansion data shot and killed a year ago today in the bloomingdale neighborhood of the district. alison: a vigil is held in a spirit of justice department to remember seth rich. that is where scott taylor joins us live. scott? no one in seth rich's family is part of the vigil. there is a group of 20 people that is supposed to begin around 4:00. still not begun. organized on social media. he was shot last july and died on the way to the hospital. they have shared all the information they had to share

botched robbery. there are several scholarships set up in honor of seth. they will set up an intern in nebraska working this year and the family is asking if anyone out there knows any information about who killed their loved one, who killed seth rich, call the police department. scott taylor, abc7 news. alison: the airline abandoning plans to issue pregnancy tests tom with applying for jobs -- applying for jobs. nancy: and j.k. ruling secret manuscript and

dress that has never been mentioned before now. >> metro is looking at a plan to raise money. that means changes that you weren't expecting. i'll fill you in, in a moment.

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alison: now must-see video out of tibet. intense flooding. look at the scene. a truck falling in the rushing water and the five-story building tumbling down. torrential rain causing traffic and damage there. there are reports that everyone inside the building had been evacuated. nancy: massive fire through camden market. no one was hurt. it took three hours to get the fire out of control. three floors as the market and the building's roof for damaged in this. they are looking into what caused the fire. alison: back in the states on the west coast. look at the time lapse video. this shows you quickly the whittier fire spread since starting saturday morning. it burned more than 10,000 acres in santa barbara. including a

3,500 people have been forced to evacuate. this is one of several wildfires raging across the state. nancy: at home, covering metro, wmata considering telling naming rights to the station. alison: that is right. your metro station could be brought to you by the highest bidder as it to is to find funding sources. stephen tschida is live outside l'enfant plaza. for now it's just l'enfant plaza. stephen: that is right. but metro is looking for a plan to raise money and if adopted it could mean the name of some metro stations will be changed to those of the highest bidder. metro is considering making more money off of something it already owns. expanding digital advertising on the screens such as these. possibly selling names right for the nation. metro has

with the diminishing ridership. the board enacted fare hikes and now it will take up the possibility of selling naming rights for specific stations. such as gallery place. metro center. navy yard and the l'enfant station. >> i don't think the money would matter. >> the plan will be presented to the metro board on thursday. there is one obstacle to overcome, though. right now the rules for bid the selling of naming rights so they have to make rule changes to adopt the plan. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. >> we will stay tuned. thank you. here is a teaser for you, harry potter fans. the series auditor revealing she has written unpublished political fairytale. but she says the story may not see a bookshelf. instead it's hanging in her closet. she explained this in an interview with cnn

birthday which i held halloween, though that is not my birthday. was come as your own private night mare. i went as a lost manuscript. i wrote over a dress most of that book. i wrote it. so that book i don't know whether it will be ever be published but it's hanging in the wardrobe currently. >> this is a scoop! hidden book. >> cue people going into her house to find this. >> now a "7 on your side." you heard about the drug testing new employees. what about the pregnancy tests for women hired? spain's iberia airline is dropping those plans. in a statement it was a precautionary measure for the baby and the mothers and had no plans to reject pregnant women looking for

>> black friday coming early for the prime members. they kick off the third prime day tonight. at 9:00, amazon will offer a new deal every five minutes for 30 hours. you have to have a prime membership to get in on the savings. prime days have given them massive sales bumps in the past. who are the best tippers? if you are in the service entry you want republican man from the northeast, baby boomer paying with a credit or debit card. for specific. there is a regional issue also. southerners apparently the least generous when it comes to tipping. alison: another question related to that. where are you least likely to get a tip when you think you might deserve one? more than a quarter of the people who responded to this survey said they never tip a

the barista came in third. at 25%. 11% said they never leave a little extra for the hairstylist or the barber. 2% say they will never tip a waiter or a waitress. nancy: that doesn't sound right. good luck on the next hair cut. alison: i tip the immediate roll gist when -- meteorologist when there is good weather. steve: i've never seen it! i like that. it's hot now. it will get hotter. by thursday we are like let's just stay inside and chill out. have ice cream cone. nancy: i like that. steve: sounds good. the national harbor camera. out will stay dry. if you have plans take

and easy. 90 in chevy chase. 88 in falls church and herndon. we will crank up the heat and the humidity. feels like 95 degrees at the airport. reagan national. it feels hotter than that. it's 91 for the feels like temperature in culpeper. satellite and the radar from stormwatch7. quiet and dry. mix of sun and clouds. it shouldn't amount to a lot but cumberland may pick up a sprinkle or two. in the next hour or two. barbecue plans you should be fine. grilling out, it looks good. temperatures fall to 90 by 6:00 p.m. forecast low 68 to 7

it will stay humid and warm. moving through the day tomorrow we can rule out chance of showers and isolated thunderstorms. some storms have potential for gusty winds and downpours but they won't last long. the highs make it to 96 and 97 degrees. feels like temperatures in the coming days tomorrow are close to 100 degrees. back to near 100 for the feels like. oh, alison! a buck! is it from alison or drew? alison: from all of us. nancy: can i get in on this? steve: thank you very much! feels like 100 degrees. i like it! very good. 102 for the feels like on thursday.

friday. we'll cool things down. i will take extra time since i got a tip. looking at 98 degrees on thursday. lower 90 on friday. next week back in the 90's. i will spend this wisely. alison: don't spend it in one place. steve: exactly. alison: thank you. coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the special olympics surprise. a local athlete earning one of the sport's highest honors. they never saw it coming. >> you watch this video and it puts you in a trance with the mesmerizing flames. but what is really burning can give off a dangerous gas. we will show you. the students of strayer university. time has taught us, the strength in them is in us all. and to all who seek their true potential, we say, let's get it, america.

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alison: a big surprise and an important honor for a local athlete. nancy: john gonzalez has a look it a an espy's presentationor special athlete. >> kester edwards knows he is going to los angeles on wednesday for the espy awards. the 25th annual espy awards. he knows he will be on stage when 27 athletes and teams from all around the country are recognized. former first lady michelle obama will postyou mousily honor --

the founder of the special olympics. but he just found out he is going to fly to l.a. with the special ardware. the 43-year-old was surprised by the chairman with his own real statue. and a letter recognizing and rewarding him for success and the innovation to bring open water spinning, sport to the special olympics. >> he participated in aquatics and football, basketball, floor hockey. gold, silver and bronze metal metal -- bronze medal win. he got connected with the special olympics when he was eight years

john gonzalez, abc7 news. alison: what an honor. nancy: well deserving. alison: i love that it is a surprise. alison: the espys are wednesday night at 8:00 p.m. nancy: next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- it was supposed to be a celebration at a wedding and it ended with a murder. today the trial begins in the case of a caterer killed. >> bizarre court appearance for a man accused of a terrible and a bizarre murder. nancy: new at 5:00. caught on camera. a mom called it an intense morning. you think? where the water spout touched down that had her hunkered down with her kids. that's when we join you at 5:00.

announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. michelle: a story we told you about over the weekend. nancy: a man accused of killing his stepdaughter and posing a picture of himself with the body. michelle: now a bizarre court appearance from that man. maryland bureau chief brad bell witnessed what happened in court today.

brad: it started off routine. the hearing was a bond review required by law. a judge has to determine if someone should stay locked up. there wasn't much question that the accused murderer was going to be held without bond. but what happened after the judge declared that order, that with us unusual. it's alleged that 38-year-old navar beverly joked his stepfather to death in his bowie home. boasted that he had done it. and then posted a photo of himself with his deceased victim on twitter before leading police on six-mile chase. the judge ordered beverly held without bond. that is when beverly

out, "ain't nobody answered the law but me and only one person got hit by a satellite. me." >> we all saw in court he had an outburst in the bond review hearing. saying a lot of things that didn't seem to make sense. there is a question of a mental health issue going on. >> when the hearing ended the woman got up from court and stormed out of the building and identified herself as us as the sister of the victim in this case. she was furious how it played out. we will share what she said when wi come back at 5:00. nancy: thank you. the other big story is the heatwave for some of us. it could feel like the triple digits

>> typically july weather. this will get hotted through the upcoming week. gorgeous shot. looking over the water. nice play to go. right here, the belle hitch country club. no golfers but it will be busy moving to tomorrow morning with the temperatures a little cooler. reagan 97. hagerstown in dale city at 87. the hourly forecast as we move through the evening hours and into the overnight slowly falling from the upper 80's. keep the a.c. on if you have the luxury and tomorrow you want to crank it up. the hot weather, the humidity is back. feels like temperatures in the next th

degrees. tracking a cold front in the week and the upcoming weekend. more on the timing coming up in a few minutes. >> nearly a year ago a wedding celebration ended with a murder. the caterer was killed. as northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg reports today a former fairfax county parks employee goes on trial. jeff: jury selection today in the trial of kempton bonds charged with second-degree murder in the death of 35-year-old tyonne johns. she was working a wedding where kempton bonds a former parks employee was managing the property. he was 19 at the time. tensions were high. the witnesses saying bonds disrupted the party by turning off the power and taking down decorations. ultimately leading to a dispute over folding chairs.

kempton bonds pulled out a pocket knife and stabbed tyonne johns. kempton bonds' attorney said his client was scared, under attack and acted in self-defense. kempton bonds recorded the incident on his cell phone. >> certainly emotional moments there to be revisited in this trial which is expected to last four or five days. in fairfax county, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. senior official in the catholic church arrived in the native australia to face sexual abuse charges. cardinal george pell did not seek to reporters. they have taken a leave of absence from the vatican but denies wrongdoing. michelle: a big step in the war on terror. the en

been taken back from isis. they put the country flag on the banks of the tigres river to declare victory. >> straightforward advice on what to do if the attack occurs. nancy: they issued a warning video made by the counterterrorism police. i tells police to ride, hide and tell if they are caught in a terror attack. the decision comes after 2015 attack in tunsia where 30 of the 38 people killed were british. michelle: now to a health alert. if you have problems sleeping you may have a higher chance of developing alzheimer's later in life.

those with sleep problems had more problems in the spinal fluid but just because there is an association it does not prove that poor sleep causes the disease. next for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- two teen girls on opposite side of the girls. taking home the tox prizes. one is luck, the other is skill. we show you next. nancy: plus the video gone viral. >> tomorrow on "good morning washington," kids and computers. practically inseparable. how bad for the vision? the danger of the digital istrain and how to avoid permanent eye damage. moms get ready to stretch the kid's brainpower. >> stay with us for

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michelle: take a look at this. this looks like a rushing river. this is something unusual. it's a raging sulfur fire in what i why. nancy: is mesmerizing. it's particularly dangerous because this is sulfur. the gas can be incredibly dangerous. firefighters were able to put it out but not before taking is

the weekend. incredible to see. you have heard the stories about the lottery winners striking luck twice. winning a couple of jackpots or two. michelle: take a look at this young lady. she has done it twice. this is rosa dominquez. she is 19 years old. hamming two jumbo checks. -- holding two jumbo checks. that a lot of money. she worn both in days of purchasing $5 scratchoff. nancy: she plans to go shopping for a new car. most 14-year-olds are enjoying a summer break but this 14-year-old is a champion. young girl from thailand putted her way to victory to win the thailand championship to become the youngest known golf

nancy: but as an amateur she was not eligible for the $45,000 a year prize. 14 years old, that is a huge accomplishment for her. michelle: she does get a nice trophy. nancy: there you go. next at 4:00, surviving a bear attack. a man describes everything in detail. >> the crunching noise was the teeth scraping against the skull. >> we mean in detail, how he fought off the bear. we'll let him explain it all. michelle: plus, a new twist in the penn state fraternity trial. 18 students implicated in the death of one of their pledges. the text messages that could blow the case wide open next.

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michelle: a grim discovery burr one that divers were hoping for after a u.s. bomber crashed in the sea in 1944. they found human bones. the b-24 liberator built in tulsa near the end of the war. three of the ten men aboard died. the wreckage was discovered no

after a 17-year search. that was 2010 it's recently they were able to get up close to shift through the debris field. imagine waking up to realize a bear was on your head. that is what happened to the camp stamper in colorado. sleeping outside at the grasher view ranch. the next thing he knew a bear was dragging him by the neck. >> it grabbed my neck and pulled me. he drug me. i could feel the breath on my neck. i knew i had to go for his eyes. that's what i did. michelle: despite some scars dylan is okay. we see him there talking to us. the wildlife staffers are trying to find the bear and remove it before it hurts anyone else. nancy: penn

shuttered, 18 are back in court charged in a alcohol related death after a pledge following a big party. maggie rulli with the text messages shared in court that could blow it open. >> we have a friend unconscious. >> that came after tim piazza fell head first down a flight of stairs now. 18 of his fraternity brothers are facing charges. the brothers are accused of egging on alcohol hazing rich ral that turned deadly -- ritual that turned deadly. the brothers texted make sure the pledges keep quiet about last night. another, i don't want to go to jail for this. end that group meet so

>> i don't understand how they are heartless and inhumane. >> the prosecutors say the video in court showed piazza drunk and in pain from falling. then the frat brothers get rid of the alcohol before police arrived and put a clean shirt on piazza's unconscious body. >> he was left to die. the evidence shows that. >> but defense lawyers counter showing it does not show intent to hurt piazza and the client was marginally involved. >> the charges should be dismissed. after the hearing the judge will decide if there is evidence to go to trial. >> penn state has shut down the fraternity. last month the school anewsed new proposals to improve safety on campus. in new york, maggie rulli, abc7 news. nancy: happening now, people who live near the marine corps base may be hearing large sounds but don't be alarmed. this is a training exercise.

federal, regional and the local organizations are participating through 8:00 tonight. keep it in mind if you are in the area. now go to the "live desk" with larry smith and a look at "abc7 news at 5:00". hey, larry. larry: good to see you and everyone. new line of defense against child sex trafficking from 30,000 feet. plus, water pouring into a train station. but not here. imagine being trapped in your home because the county didn't tell you they were building a sidewalk. that's coming up at 5:00. see you in a bit. >> covering metro now. starting tonight a disruption for the red line riders that will last for a month. single tracking at 9:00 in the friendship hypes to medical centers so crews can stop water leaking on the tracks. it's an issue that plagued metro more than

>> a "7 on your side." the volkswagen emissions scandal spreading to another division. porsche. they are now looking into fraud and false claims about the diesel engine in the porsche vehicles. there are no specific names mentioned but it comes on the heels of an arrest in the investigation of the audi brand last week. michelle: abercrombie & fitch is not for sale after all. nancy: the announcement spent the stock to a spiral. more people look for lower cost. the company says the brands are strong. we have an update on the maryland zoo infant

julius underwent a blood transfusion yesterday after doctors found issues in the blood work. this started last month. he is not receiving the necessary antibodies to protect him from disease or infection because he wasn't nursing. we start off monday nice. steve: a lot of folks here like the warm temperatures. some like winter and some like summer heat. i like september. when it's like in between everything. >> yeah. there is nothing to be said about the hot days and walking in to the cold air conditioning. >> it feels nice. nice in here. crisp. all right. head to the ocean city maryland. looking live at the beach. a nice afternoon and early evening out there. if you have plans to escape the city from the heat and the humidity, and you are going out tomorrow or wednesday or thursday.

temperatures now. reagan is 95. the cloud cover increased a bit. a few showers for garrett and algany county. the lows for the 80's. we have wakeup temperatures tomorrow morning. lower 70's. we could see the upper 60's in manassas. if you see a shower or a storm over the neighborhood that contain gusty winds and downpours, it should only last 15 to 20 minutes. the highs in the middle to the upper 90's. feels like 100 to 105. the weekend pool outlook. 89 on saturday. 92 on sunday. the heat and the mi

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a camper. he wanted a used pickup truck to haul the camper. >> i started to search online at craigslist for a pickup truck. that would be big enough to haul an r.v. >> he started to get offers on craigslist. if you're in the market for a boat, camper or a truck to pull them the easier thing is go to a local dealer. but the prices are high this time of year. craigslist and the other sites are so appealing. >> $2,500 for this camper. john: but he noticed a disturbing trend. all of them were out of town. they couldn't show him the item for sale. >> for the next seven days i'm in bismarck, north dakota to make final preparation for deployment. john: the seller wanted him to wire him money. to hold it. another they wanted a fast sale. >> they lost a spouse and the memories are too b

>> this is aclastic phony ad scam. >> warning signs are the price is low. they are out of town or the seller lost their hus and you can't see the item in person. so run, don't walk before the sum camping dreams are ruined by a scam. other viewers told me they found scams on the facebook marketplace and the buying and the selling apps on the smart phone. if you can't see it in person, don't send cash so you don't waste your money. >> right in out at 5:00, "7 on your side" with a cause to bridge a frustrating divide. it gets county officials to explain why people were trapped. nervous vacationers walk in awe as nature puts on a display of power near the outer banks. >> the next flight anteyou encounter may do double duty. rescuing the victims sold to

industry. >> now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. >> getting sidewalks and cushes can be a bonus. but a family says the work started with no notice. and left them trapped in their house all weekend. >> the driveways were torn up by the road crews a week ago. families say there is no way to get in and out of the driveways so they called "7 on your side." these contractors were contacted by the public works department. the residents tell us they were never notified about losing access to the homes. "7 on your side" got answers from the county officials and they tell us they tried to

pollgize for trapping some people on the old landover road in their own home and say the contractor should have put temporary access gravel or steel plates to allow people to use their own driveways. i feel like i'm imprisoned all weekend. >> you can see the roadwork is still going on here. there are the concrete crews that are trying to get the work and the access along old landover road. we will show you what you need to know if they come to your neighborhood and they try to block your driveway. reporting live, "7 on your side." >> thanks. beautiful weekend giving way to the hottest temperatures this summer. meteorologist steve rudin in the weather center tracking a heatwave. steve? >> the heatwave starting today. it's only going to get hotter as we move