crisis center responds to accusations they denied the mother police to stay. q mccray spoke to the grandfather and joins us live with the latest information. q: it has been a trying day and a half for grandfather. yesterday he loses his granddaughter. today his daughter is rushed to hospital. he is dealing with this without a roof over his head. >> brooklyn ruth irby at the center of a death investigation that her family says could have been prevented if montgomery county crisis center pitched in. >> i'm sure she would be alive. >> the crisis centers helps those who need it with the temporary housing and other services. we contacted them and they gave us a statement saying the death of a child is a tragedy. we work with at-risk families. as with any situation the

emerge. confidential laws prohibit us to release information about those we serve. brooklyn's grandfather told us the family is homeless but when the mother applied for help she was turned down twice. >> deny her a home. four months old. >> her parents were with her in the van when she stopped breathing sunday morning. >> i checked in with the police department. the homicide unit is investigating the case. the autopsy results should be released soon. reporting live, q mccray, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. we are following a developing story out of mount airy tonight where the police shot and killed a man after a police

thigh spotted a man and woman who were trying to break in a home but they stopped them and they opened fire killing the man and the woman was arrested. >> now an update on the man accused of killing a step father and posting a selfie with the body on twitter. >> a judge ordered navar beverly held without bond after the outbreak after he claimed to have been hit by a satellite. he has a long criminal history. we learned that the victim ronald pinkney's family had applied for a protective order after beverly choked him in february. this afternoon, a vigil to mark the one-year anniversary of seth rich's

his death is fodder for the conspiracy theorists that are convinced his job led to the death. the police don't have a suspect. alison: the president's eldest son hired a lawyer as the investigation continues to russian election meddling. the president's son-in-law and campaign manager attended the meeting where the woman promised damaging information about hillary clinton. >> the military says iraqi sources have retaken the city of mosul. it's a nine-month battle of what is the second most populated city.

>> we have breaking news as the f.b.i. arrests a active duty soldier on terrorism charges. the soldier is a 32-year-old man michelle: investigators say someone set fire to this home intentionally while they were vacation. no one was hurt and the family pets were not inside. >> the university of maryland school of pharmacy is adding a program on medical marijuana. >> this is an online course about a new direction in medicine. >> if i had been told five years ago this is what i'd be doing i would haven't beli

pharmacy offering the medical cannabis training. this comes as the maryland marijuana industry is starting to take route. >> it requires them to be trained in the recordkeeping, security, dispensing and the other skills. right now only 24 students is taking the coas but they are expecting thousands to join eventually. we met crissy who believes medical cannabis is a viable alternative. >> most folks think of it as pot marijuana, something to smoke in the dorm room. it's not

>> from a processing or a manufacturing standpoint. >> it costs between 200 and $450. part of a new medical marijuana landscape in maryland. >> imagine you are going to leave for work and finding the driveway like this. >> shocking video tonight. the floodwaters washing away entire buildings. that is only part of the story. >> day one of the heatwave is almost over. i will give you the timing and

michelle: shocking video from tibet. massive flooding triggered land slides, enough to wipe out apartment buildings. just gone. everyone inside the building had been evacuated but it was one of several washed away in the rushing waters. two dozen bridges have been destroyed. amazingly no injuries are being

harrowing scene in florida. a plane up sidedown in the water. two people trapped inside. until a boater showed up to call 911. >> airplane flipped over in the water. >> give me a hand. give me a hand. >> are they on the boat with you? >> they are holding on to the boat right now. >> wow! the couple ended up being okay. the pilot was trying to land the am fibbous plane on the water but it was too shallow and the -- amphibious plane but it was too shallow. divers recovered bones from the liberator in the adriatic sea. efforts is underway to identify the remains and return them to the families. seven crew members survived the crash. michelle: a teenager in colorado has a story to tell

trip to a bear biting his head. we should warn you his description is graphic. >> i remember waking up and hearing a crunch sound. being drug across the ground. as soon as i felt it and i could hear the breath on the back of my neck int knew i had to go for his eyes. that is what i did. michelle: turns out the crunching sound was the teeth into dylan's skull. dylan's camp mates heard the commotion. they rushed off to scare off the bear. the wildlife officials are hunting it saying it's dangerous and needs to be removed. nancy: my goodness. coming up at 6:00, 90 children trapped on the wrong side of a wildfire. incredible effort at heroism that got them to safety. michelle: speaking of trapped. trapped at home. how a construction project left a community unable to get to the road and how "7 on your side

michelle: quite a mess here. hyattsville residents trapped in their homes. the driveways blocked for a week. when a construction crew went to

nathan baca has more on what happens if you end up in a similar spot. nathan: they are restoring the roads here. the families are telling "7 on your side" nobody told them they wouldn't have access to the driveways for days. road crews contracted by prince george's county public works department build much-needed sidewalks along old landover road. but the problem is they have trapped residents in their own homes. >> you can see i still can't go anywhere. >> can't drive to work. trapped inside for the weekend. this family says they were kept in the dark. >> it's a total look of communication. nathan: so "7 on your side" got answers. the county says they posted door notices around the neighborhood but that doesn't mean everybody got them. the president of the

landover civic association came to tell the family he tried his best to notify his family, they'd be blocked in. >> to block us in. it's totally wrong. totally wrong. >> there is no way to get the sidewalks in without a temporary -- >> i understand that. but you could put down a steel plate so people could leave. what if we had a medical emergency? how would we get out? nathan: county work says they apologize because the contractors should have given the residents a temporary way to access the driveways. >> i appreciate you coming out. i really do. >> my pleasure. >> and helping. i think it motivated them to get it done. >> if you have road crews come to your neighborhood, you need to tell them that you need constant access to and from your driveway. they could place gravel over steel plates in the area but you have to know to ask. reporting live in hyattsville, nathan baca, "7 on your side." >> thank you. now to the must-see video from

pickup crashed and then look at that. it plows in the front door of a tv station. it ended up going directly through the front door. the station manager says it was not intentional and the driver had a coughing fit and passed out behind the wheel. he is expected to be okay. no one inside was hurt. a wild picture from san francisco, too, where a police officer can now see he has seen everything. including the kitchen sink. someone threw the sink through the back window of the officer's patrol car this morning. this happened at a murder scene. the officer was not hurt. no arrests so far. >> a fire burned 11,000 acres. not long after it started, the road became blocked. 150 children and the staff waited while tankers doused the flames from above.

path to the camp. then it was up to sheriff's deputies to get them out. >> the dry field of grass that was burning. and there was these trees. super high. michelle: the fire is only 5% contained. the whittier fire forced 4,000 people to evacuate their homes. this time lapse video shows how quickly the flames spread over a mountain peak. it started at 7 at night and goes until 1 centre next afternoon -- 1:00 the next afternoon. it destroyed two dozen buildings and several vehicles. alison: look at this. vacationers in the outer banks have a story to tell. a massive water spout was cited today. this was near kill devil hills. this is one of a few spotted today that prompted the tornado warnings. no reports of

injuries. also caught on video a true rarity for europe. this afternoon a tornado went ripping across an open field in austria. the twister packed 110-mile-per-hour winds. local media reports the storm that spawned it caused 15 million euros worth of damage. no reports though of any injuries. steve: very strange to see it there. the heatwave, we are at day number one. how is everyone doing? everyone doing okay? michelle: today wasn't bad. steve: tomorrow we crank it up. amped it up more on wednesday. thursday is the dosy of the day for the week. outside to the national harbor. a nice evening to take a stroll outdoors and grab an ice cream cone or something cool and refreshing. daytime high today. made it to 90 degrees. the average for this time of the year 89. pretty typical what we'd see around the d.m.v. looking at the temperatures

88 at reagan national. the same at manassas. cooler to the west. oakland maryland at 68. that is because they have the cloud cover. they have had showers in the last couple of hours. the showers are beginning to fizzle out. the feels like temperatures in the middle 90's at reagan national airport. if you have plans for the everything. if you are outside, stay hydrated. stay cool. the hot stuff will arrive moving through upcoming week. the satellite and the radar from stormwatch7. quiet and dry around the immediate metro around the capital beltway. out 66. 270. however, showers up to garrett, algany counties and that will cool temperatures to western maryland. those storms have no impact on the area moving overnight. this evening, through the 80's. the sun sets around 8:35. daylight hours are slowly

tomorrow morning we are in the upper 60's to the lower 70's. but they don't stay there long. head out the door. grab an umbrella to see spotty showers and the thunderstorms. if you find yourself under any of the isolated storms, they may produce brief heavy downpours. they are not going to last very long. many of you won't see any at all in the day tomorrow. then the heat and the humidity is back again on wednesday. highs tomorrow upper 90's. feels like temperature. this is the future heat index. around 100 degrees for the day tomorrow. thursday is the hottest day. feels like temperatures around 100 to 1050 degrees. cold front on friday to bring us a better chance of thunderstorms. cooldown come saturday. 90er if the work week. as we move to the weekend, the upper 80's on saturday. lower 90's on sunday. back to upper 80's monday next week. we are back in the 90's. but typically this i

year the hottest time of year for the d.m.v. robert? robert: it is. thank you. big upset in tennis world. which super star went down today? we will tell you. and the nationals are stacked. look at them. five all-stars. a super team. sports is z2e2bz z1a2z

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robert: well, the all-star festivities kicking off today including the home run derby. that is 8:00 tonight. tomorrow the actual all-star game. max scherzer getting the start for the national league. the nats have a lot of bodies in this one. scherzer, bryce harper, ryan zimmerman, daniel murphy, stephen strasburg. maybe that is why they are so dominant in the n.l. east. harper focused on the young talent and the major league has to offer. >> there are so many young guys in this league. and what they do. it's starting with trout or machado or seiger or bellinger, mookie, tray turner. go on and on with the young talent in this game. if you're a true baseball fan and love the game of baseball you'll find time to watch and enjoy it. robert: in tennis there is a reason they call it manic monday. the second monday at wimbledon is always action-packed. andy murray and roger federer advance to the quarterfinals but there was a huge upset. esmail

he was down two sets before battling back to force another set but then it became a marathon. nadal loses. the match of tournament. i said it was a mare -- marathon. venus had an easy time. she turned back the clock, moved extremely well. served lights out. williams is the oldest woman remaining in the draw. she advances to the quarterfinals with a 6-3, 6-2 win. in the nba summer league the wizards trail miami 83-80 in the fourth quarter. so far, so good for the summer league. michelle: thank you. alison: speaking of summer it is going to feel like it. steve: it is. tomorrow daytime high. 96 degree. sail on wednesday. feels like 100 degrees. keep cool. michelle: thank you.

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tonight, major developments. the russian meeting revealed. donald trump jr. now under the microscope after meeting with the russian who he believed had dirt on hillary clinton. did his father know about the meeting and what the white house is now saying tonight. on life support, senate republicans and their plan to repeal and replace obamacare. the protests across the country. americans concerned they are about to lose their coverage. tonight, which republicans have now bowed out. breaking news tonight. the fbi hunting for four young men outside philadelphia who suddenly vanished. penn state and the frat brothers accused of waiting nearly 12 hours before calling for help. the student dying.