>> it's really complete disbelief and shock and anger. waiting: an empty bed for a teenager wedding to call a greenbelt couple's home is gone. plus, ready to compete, the all- girls robotics team from afghanistan talk to us about their tough journey to make it here for global robotics challenge. camera, frantic moments of a flash floods sweeping into a popular swimming hole. we have the latest from the tragedy in arizona. >> now, abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. kimberly: thank

travel ban has's hit close to home for one couple in maryland. as q mccray and explains, their child is stuck in a refugee camp overseas. this is a story you will see only on 7. >> this is his room. come on in. we have a bed set up for him. q: problem is their visitor has not showed up yet. >he was supposed to arrive june day the supreme court set guidelines that allow the travel ban to take affect. >> this muslim band is come in my opinion, the result of this. q: they are expecting foster parents. the 17-year-old they are waiting for is a refugee. >> its complete disbelief and shock and anger. q: rt

for just about a year, partnering with a nonprofit to handle the process. >> nobody has given us any answers as to why our foster child is not with us. q: the travel ban is well-known for not allowing muslims into the country from several countries in the u.s., but it also prevents all refugees from entering the country and supporters say it is a matter of national security. this family says refugees are not a threat. >> they are looking to escape violence. they are hoping that hawaii blocks the travel ban again tuesday. >> every night he is in a refugee camp is a night he is not in his bedq: q mccray, abc 7 news. i live look outside right now, a beautiful evening, but you will want to keep the umbrella close. we check in with meteorologist josh knight as it heats up. josh: that's right, very summery for us this week

chance of thunderstorms -- we are waiting for the humidity and the chance of thunderstorms. we are in the 70's and a lot of places. the temperatures around d.c. hanging right at 80 degrees, but that is one of the warm spots. most of us are down into the 70's. we had this high pressure and control all weekend. where it has been sitting has allowed really nice weather. buttays that way tonight, heading into tomorrow we bring a chance of thunderstorms. tomorrow's storms, the dark green color, is the marginal risk area. more than likely the severe storms stay further to the north through the daytime tomorrow. the further west you get of d.c. is where we will have the better chance, increased chance. not a great shot of strong storms, but something to be aware of through the day.

80's. chance of rain and storms moving in around lunchtime, sticking around into the evening. coming up, i will show you the stormwatch 7 futurecast. kimberly: we have an amazing scene. look at all the flags from different countries, and it was a triumph from a group of girls from afghanistan who were invited to the u.s. for robotics competition, only to have their visas denied twice. president trump said he stepped in and tonight the girls participated in the opening ceremonies and are resting up for two days of competition. melissa the pain has their story. -- melissa. pain has the story. melissa: they were tested every step of the way and triumphed every time. they were initially denied a visa, but then granted a visa by president trump. >> so happy. only got the kit for the contest weeks ago, weeks later than other teams.

say why the visa was denied, but the u.s. ambassador to afghanistan said it may have in because they were afraid the girls would overstay their visas. >> only a minority of people do so. i think it is important to understand and realize they should not impact the relationships and people to people connections. melissa: 157 nations also invited -- iran, iraq, and pakistan. no word on if other countries faced the same scrutiny, but these young scientists say they have a message for girls everywhere. >> a woman can make these things. kimberly: we continue to follow developments in arizona, nine people dead, another person missing after raging waters tore through a popular swimming area in the national forest.

danger is not over yet. >> holy mackerel. our trail is blocked off because of this. brian: these are frantic moments after floodwaters swept away swimmers in arizona. >> trying to rescue this guy. brian: one woman describing the events as they happened. >> the son was over there and the mom was in the water. >> water, mud, trees, and to bury rushing down the river -- trees and debris rushing down the river. rainstorms sent a torrent of water through the swimming area, taking the bathers unaware. >> there was hardly any warning. one witness said he looked up and saw a wall of water. brian: first responders scoured the area for victims from the air and on the ground, including some who were washed miles downstream.

office 13 years and this is the worst flash flood accident we've had. brian: floods triggered by torrential rains like this saturday. >> it is flipped over in broken. brian: rain and high winds striking elsewhere in the state. >> everyone was screaming. it was terrifying. the monsoon season is bearing down on the southwest, with flood watches in place through monday. kimberly: a crime alert in prince george's county. tonight the police say a man was found murdered. his body was found a little after 4 a.m. in the middle of the street in riverdale. the victim is described as an hispanic man in his 30's. investigators say an autopsy showed trauma to the body caused his death. call the police if you know anything. family and friends

of a 17 year still hurting from her terrible death gathering in sterling today to reflect and talk about the process the case will take in the court systems. she was beaten with a baseball that, her body -- with a baseball bat, her body left in a pond near her mosque. the police are calling this a case of road rage. >> a lot of people are processing this differently. kimberly: the center is planning events and programs through the year to help the community heal. mp enjoyed the u.s. open at his bedminster, new jersey, golf course full stop what he probably did not enjoy is a new poll, just 30% of americans saying the president is doing a good job, the lowest number of any president at this point in their first term. view theound 63% infamous meeting between the president's on and russians as "inappropriate." new

developments in the health care fight on capitol hill -- the congressional budget office still has not said why it is postponing its release of the report on the impact of the revised bill. expected vote was delayed because senator john mccain's home recovering from surgery. republican leadership hopes the delay will give them a chance to get undecided senators to back the bill. coming up on abc seven news at inside the honolulu apartment got it by a high-rise fire. investigators say could have easily been prevented. and you've seen the damage that a container shipped it to a navy warship. coming up, the destruction below the waterline. in july.is christmas a preview of mattel's

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singed wall, fire alarm still blaring come in floated floors. many of those returning with nowhere else left to go. >> is completely burned out. >> right now we are completely homeless. kimberly: the building did not have a sprinkler system. investigators are still trying to figure out how it started. drinking water can turns -- concerns caused by the huge water sink all in land o'lakes, florida. away bys were turned officials, fearing the atmosphere was not say. the sinkhole is likely filled with toxic debris, chemicals, and sewage. this is not something you see everyday. ons is in st. louis, an suv the roof of a house. driver went airborn

landed on top of the house and was stuck in the car when firefighters showed up. the driver is in critical condition. investigators are not sure how the driver lost control. new images of the uss fitzgerald. tomorrow marks one month since the collision with a container ship killed seven sleeping crew members. hulldivers welded onto the below the waterline, and there was also extensive damage to the superstructure. the navy will decide whether to repair the ship in japan or bring it back to the u.s. the repairs are expected to take at least one year. back in hawaii, the navy welcomed the fitzgerald's p this week, named after the first medal of honor recipient of world war ii. the next destroyer will be commissioned in san diego next week. said news from hollywood -- actor martin

one day after his 89th birthday. best known as the master of disguise on "mission impossible," he won the best supporting actor oscar in 1991. he was also known for the role that he turned down, mr. spock in the original "star trek." fans also mourning the death of famed horror film director george romero, credited with creating the zombie movie genre with a 1968 classic, "night of the living dead." his family said he died from lung cancer. he was 77. a war at the box office this weekend and the apes won. the last installment of the "planet of the apes" franchise opened up with $66 million. "spiderman" dropped to second place, with its total $117 million. and "despicable me 3"

third. earlier we showed you the damage of heavy rain in arizona, but another part of the state is much drier. this dust storm was caught on camera and casagrande. dust cover the area. this is a weather phenomenon that josh knows about. out, all front coming the wind is pushed down by the thunderstorms, gets out in front, and picks up all of the dust and debris. kimberly: and no moisture on the ground to hold it down. josh: exactly, and they can be several kilometers high, so basically a wall of dust. kimberly: not around here. josh: exactly, beautiful weather this weekend, look and it by the rain chances -- bookended by the rain chances. 75 degrees right now in rockville, but a quiet night. not as cool.

the satellite and radar, don't mind the green, that is not rain, just a little ground clutter from the radar, picking up trees in that sort of thing. 74 degrees in d.c., 74 annapolis. further west, can we get into the 60's. 68 manassas and winchester. winchester this morning woke up at about 59 degrees. it will not be quite as cool tomorrow morning but a comfortable start. m.,urecast, about 6:30 a. most of the morning, things are fine. around lunchtime we fire up some showers and thunderstorms. there is a lot more drier wear ther on the map dan rainy weather. where you are likely to need the amber alert is up and down the i-81 coo

montgomery county. going with about a 40% chance. then we are dealing with wet weather through the day tomorrow. it will be hot and humid. tuesday, i think the chance of rain will pop up around the d.c. area. that looks better, the timing about the same, right around lunchtime, just a bit more green closer to the metro. still a lot more dry during the day. the same sort of set up. very typical of what you expect in the summer, spotty or scattered pop-up thunderstorms. 89 degrees the high tomorrow, the better chance of wet weather will be further to the west. that is also where the storm prediction center has the marginal risk of severe weather. not a great shot, but strong storms are a possibility, heavy rain, and small hail is something to watch from the thunderstorms. the heat is the bigger story this week. chance of rain tomorrow and tuda

unfortunately, with the heat, the humidity is not going anywhere, so all feel close to 100 degrees. the heat wave still powerful, but not a strong and sweltering as last week. last week, we were hitting 105, 106 with the heat index. i think will be closer to 100 with this one. next weekend, a chance of spotty thunderstorms, temperatures close to normal, which is 89 degrees. kimberly: should he stay or should he go? robert: i don't know. kimberly: we hope he stays. robert: i would stay. the kirk cousins deal may not be happening. 4 p.m. monday is the deadline. and daniel murphy was the man tonight for the nationals.

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. long-term deal between kirk cousins and the redskins may be nonexistent, according to espn. cousins not expect to sign a long-term deal with the redskins. the deadline is monday at 4 p.m. that cousinsting is willing to do a long-term deal after the season. he will play under the franchise tag in which he will make

quarterback in nfl history to play under the franchise tag for two seasons. tonight, hear what former nfl quarterback joe theismann says about the contract situation. he goes one-on-one with erin hawksworth, tonight on abc 7 "sports sunday," right after the news. the nationals made some much-anticipated bullpen moves, trading blake treinen and two prospects for madsen and sean doolittle. today, daniel murphy was the star. deep to write, gone. the nets take the lead after that blast. now we move to the second, chris heisey lines one to right center. that is in there. adam lind scores. 3-0 nats. andof the fifth, 4-2 nats, it is murphy again, deep to write, his second -- deep to right,

the nationals low out the reds, 13-4. and the washington castles lose their home opener to the springfield lasers, 24-20. get ready for the show tonight, joe theismann giving his take on the kirk cousins' saga. kimberly: does he take up the show? robert: he loves to talk, and he looks good doing it. kimberly: coming up, a story

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kimberly: a young boy in idaho is redefining the expression "good things come in small packages." every morning he sets up a shop outside of his home to raise money for genetic disorder that runs in his family. , but says it's "not a thing anymore." he makes more than $100 per week. he received an $8,000 donation from a local retirement community. very generous people in idaho. but itendar says july, is christmas for toy manufacturers. an early look at mattel's lineup includes classic favorites and toys inspired by movies. there are toys from "

the popular american girl doll is getting a makeover, being able to make it look exactly the way that you want it. and there is the mega blocks elephant parade for the little ones. splash beat out 25 amateur toymakers to win the toy cop petition, becoming liquid art. pretty cool.

kimberly: tomorrow is world emoji day. people around the world attempted to set a new world record dressing up as emoji characters all over the world. they did it. the