announcer: now, "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. nancy: right now, 7 is on storm watch as the summer sizzle brings another chance of afternoon storms. chief meteorologist doug hill is in the weather center tracking the forecast right now. doug? doug: hi there. we have thunderstorms. heavy rain. one is passing through rockville now at the montgomery county campus there. it's cooling down briefly. going to add to the humidity. let me show you the doppler radar. once again along i-81 the mountains, the best stop of storm this afternoon -- spot of storms this afternoon. there is a cluster south and east of laytonsville. and in the western suburb of baltimore again. they are slow moving. there is a lot of lightning rained northwest of wheaton in montgomery county. the future cast has more around 5:30 to 6:00 and one around 7:00 north and west of the washington area. it will be muggy overnight.

with the humidity. right now the air temperatures around 90. but it feels warmer because of the moisture. starting tomorrow, the temperatures skyrocket for five days. in the 80's throughout the evening. next few days, 96, 96, 99. it will feel hotter. it's a legit heatwave. we will talk more about that, how long it will last and when relief will come in 12 minutes. nancy: a lot to keep an eye on. thank you. keep connected with the stormwatch7 team no matter what the summer sizzle brings through the wjla.com or facebook and twitter feed. alison: developing now more questions than answers tonight as police investigate how a woman who called 911 to report a sexual assault ended up shot and killed by pol

as maggie rulli reports, justine damond's family is calling for the truth and justice for the 40-year-old. maggie: a bride-to-be, justine damond from australia, calling it a spiritual journey. >> i moved my whole life over. that in itself had been quite a surprise to make the decision to move here with my fiance. maggie: a yoga and med station teacher -- meditation teacher, she planned to marry next month. >> our hearts are broken and we are devastated by the loss. maggie: everything changed on saturday night at 11:28 when she called 911 to report a possible assault in the alley behind her home. four minutes later, she is shot in the abdomen and killed by police. >> 5:30. >> we thought yesterday was the worst nightmare. but we awoke to the upbeat truth and it hurt even more. maggie: "the minneapolis star tribune" said damond came out

the car and stood by the driver's side. the officer in the passenger seat opened fire through the driver's side door. no weapons were found at the scene other than the officer's gun. the officer who fired identified as mohamed noor, a 31-year-old two-year veteran of the force. city records show he has had three complaints filed against him. two are still open. his attorney released a statement saying that the damond family is in his thoughts and prayer, adding he cannot say more due to ongoing investigation. the investigation currently led by an independent agency. and with no body or dash cam video of the incident, family and the community are desperate for answers. in new york, maggie rulli, abc7 news. nancy: as she mentioned the officers in the shooting did not have the body cameras turned on. that has us asking the policies at local police department using the devices. "7 on your side" now with kevin lewis live ingate with more on -- li

question. kevin? kevin: these are complicated programs to roll out. here is an eight-page document listing the do's and the don't's of the body cameras at one local police agency. we called all the department in if agency to learn prince george's, prince william and loudoun county have test run with the body-worn cameras. montgomery county and d.c. police already have fully implemented programs. montgomery county has outfitted 70% of the sworn officers with the devices. they are to be used in every shift and recording on every call unless it involves a strip search or takes place inside of a locker room, dressing room or a restroom. they have no ability to alter the video as they are automatic uploaded to a

>> the camera is activated but it's not recording. it's buffering in the last 30 seconds continuously while the officer is on the shift. as the officer is involved, the officer can activate the camera by pressing the large button and it starts recording. kevin: it's worth noting smaller departments u.m.d. and the laurel police have programs of their own. gaithersburg city is looking to add one by year's end. i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. investigation underway in culpeper, virginia. it happened last night after officers responded to a domestic abuse call. they arrived and the suspect had driven away. they located the man an hour later leading to a brief chase.

during the stop the officers opened fire. the deputies involved are now on the modified duty while the investigation continues. nancy: d.c. police make an arrest after 1-year-old boy caught in crossfire of a shootout. alison: q mccray live with who is behind bars and why the police still need your help today. what is latest? q: the police chief promised to make an arrest. that is what happened. this morning at 7:00 a.m., derrick watson was arrested. the police continue to search for this man. sulu. they were not hit by the bullets but the car was. the back window is shattered. they taped up the hole. a garbage bag on the passenger side door. a baby was also hit by the gunfire in the backfire. we have a picture of jeremiah white to show you now. he was 13 months old. the family shared the

they told us he was in a stroller in the backyard with the family when he was hit by a stray bullet in the leg. peter newsham says the violence is ridiculous. >> i'm sure that anybody who associates with this guy probably feels uncomfortable with the fact he is responsible for injuring a 1-year-old boy in the community. i'm hopeful that the folks will give us information or he can turn himself in. q: the third man they are looking for a person of interest. they are continuing to look for this man on the wanted poster. there is a $10,000 reward. we passed around the wanted poster throughout the neighborhood. you will hear what the neighbors say including an eyewitness at 5:00. that is the latest. i'm q mccray.

alison: thank you. a former principal is facing charges after police say hi assaulted one of his students. this happened in april in carl sandburg middle school. terrence yarborough asked a 12-year-old girl to pick something up. she said no. he asked again and when she said no a second time he allegedly smacked her on the bottom. he is scheduled to be in court next month. tonight a community meeting about the former teacher's aide and coach. carlos bell hiv positive was arrested last month and the police believe he sexually assaulted ten communities at the benjamin stodderd school. nancy: crews are inside a sterling chipotle to make sure it's cleaned from top to bottom. that is after several customers got sick with symptoms that sounded

norovirus. they planned reopen by the end of the day. but we learned that it's not back open until tomorrow. coming up later we will hear from the customers whether the latest round of illnesses will keep them away from the popular chain. president trump: obamacare is a big failure and it has to be changed. nancy: but it doesn't look they have the votes. we are monitoring the situation on the hill. >> the president is deeply disappointed about the failure of the g.o.p. to rewrite the healthcare law. in the lunch today he told the reporters that the republicans had been talking for years about getting rid of obamacare. president trump: for seven years i have been hearing repeal and replace from congress. then when we get a chance to repeal and replace they don't

>> earlier today the alaskan governor said she would not be in favor of the plan and that voted for others who are not going to vote to repeal the law without replacement. kellye lynn, abc7 news. alison: thank you. new information about who attended the infamous meeting between donald trump jr. and russian lawyer. the eighth person was an executive at a real estate company founded by a russian oligarch. nancy: coming up at 4:00, missing at sea. the son of a woman who disappeared

fishing tries to inherit her things. >> i don't want to sound like i'm ungrateful for being alive but i wish they were, too. alison: a tough story. later how this man survived the deadly flash flooding that killed nine others. >> a new project in a local community that has become a hot spot for redevelopment.

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alison: we are back with the old giving way to the new in michigan. this is a 70-year-old smokestack imploded to make way for a new mixed use development. nancy: crews broke ground on another mixed use project closer to home. the river front at west hyattsville metro will have apartments and town houses. maryland bureau chief is there live with a look at what else is planned. brad: people in west hyattsville are excited about this. we stepped away from a grand breaking. i want to show you a warehouse. it's an eyesore, a blight on the community for years and will be soon torn d

it will be right here. riverfront at west hyattsville is what it will be called. for this community, it's a big deal. it expands the redevelopment away from the bustling route 1 corridor built up now with apartments. town houses and plenty of retail. the mayor says in years to come the town will look completely different. >> residents of the city have been looking forward to the development at the hyattsville metro for quite some time. for this to be the first to show us what we can do for the transit oriented development is a game changer.

brad: the first step is tear down this warehouse. this will soon be bustling with construction. they will start trying to sell them later this fall. nancy: thank you. a number of people forced from the homes in ohio because buildings are sinking. alison: the homeowners started to see the cracks inside and outside the homes. the city government doesn't know the exact cause. but they believe evacuated mind collapse is to blame. >> they told me it won't just go to the ground. but yes i'm angry. i feel like the city has failed us. alison: some residents have mine insurance to cover the damage. others, though, like the lady you heard from will have to pay hundred of thousands of dollar

want to move back in. nancy: all right. doug hill is joining us now to talk about another hot, hot day. doug: yeah. i said at the top of the newscast this is a legit heatwave. what we have here in the summertime, which we do, but when we get temperatures five days in a row in the mid-to-the upper 90's on the thermometer and heat index values is 100 or higher that is a heatwave. alison: today is not -- doug: no. this is a warmup for what is coming. i would be surprised if we don't see the heat advisory or the heat watches. this is the real deal. one of the pockets of the slow moving rain is moving across the area. there is drenching rain but not high winds that will do damage so that is good. we have a cluster up west of

baltimore. this is moving slowly but it's drifting southwest like yesterday. there is a lot of rain in montgomery county. a flood warning in effect in the area. show you two hours of the radar animation. i won't drive it over and over again to make you crazy. but watch. this is how you will get the flooding. in the big picture is isolated. over the mountains is where most of the activity will be. we have pop-ups that occur this afternoon. this is a feels like temperature around the area right now. 98 in washington. it feels like 105 in leesburg. 99 at quantico and fredericksburg. it feels like 94 in annapolis. check out the high temperatures. minneapolis is 86, 88. this is the thermometer

then 96, 799. same numbers through raleigh. this is heatwave. there could be signs that we will get a sustained break from the high heat and the humidity but a long slog getting there. check the numbers. 96. 96. 99. 99. we have isolated storm on friday and better chances on sunday. sunday we are still at 97. 92 on monday with a 30% chance of storms. then look what happens. we get cooler air. ly say thank you if this actually happens. nancy: thanks. how a paperwork mistake colditz the burden for hundreds of thousands struggling with student loans. sam: i'm sam ford in northwest

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nancy: a massive fire ripping through a community in albany, new york. it started last night. a lot of row houses and it spread through the two and the three-story buildings. witnesses said they could see the flames shooting from the roof. a d

but nobody was hurt. alison: in the district, more than a dozen people looking for a place to live after this. look at the massive fire. it ripped through three row houses in northwest. sam ford had new information. abc7 is learning today about what happened. sam? sam: you can see that the boards are here along the 200 block of morgan street northwest. a busy day. the trucks are here and the restoration workers are still here as they try to deal with the fire that started overnight. the blaze lit up sky this morning and it started in 209 morgan, spread to 211 and then to 213. where it was mainly smoke damage. later today, in this part of the block, a lot of workers here to board up

there were grand children have a sleepover with their friends and then they smelled smoke. we woke everybody up. >> the worst damage to the back of the houses. we will show you that at 5:00. there were firefighters who suffered minor injuries but the fire officials say they have both been released from the hospital. reporting live, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. >> we are in the "7 on your side" in the health center with the folks from the backbone of the "7 on your side" call for action. this is your community to talk to them coming up. >> a lot of concern about a terrorist strike on capitol hill.

now the man who alleged to cause it is attributed to something that could surprise you. alison: could this be the beginning of the end? taking chimps to see a movie about apes trying to overthrow mankind? how they responded

announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. michelle: 24 hours after this scene on capitol hill, the driver of the car that rammed into a security barrier will be staying behind bars. 33-year-old petra kvitova appeared in court hours ago and stephen tschida was there and joins us live with new information from the case. this caused a lot of concern about a terror attack so close to capitol but the man who caused it is blaming it on an attempt to treat pain from a back injury. stephen: the banged up honda was shot through an intersection that served around the cards and accelerated to the barrier. it

and was lockdown at the capitol. the man behind the wheel said he had taken percocet and jamie villatoro said he didn't purposefully drive in the cruiser. there is a slew of charges, assault on a dangerous weapon and assault on police officer, reckless driving am d.u.i. he has been ordered held without bond till his court appearance. nancy: we are in the weather center. doug is having fun. look at the scene in bethesda. michelle: this is heavy rain. doug: there are lakes here.

there are heavy downpours but they are isolated like yesterday. they are slow moving. then the big story is the high heat and the humidity. wave at the camera. i will go to the big wall. thank you for visiting, nabsy. nancy: it's fun to hang with you. doug: the storm independence the metro seem to get smarter, starting to rain themselves out. east side of town to the joint base andrews and the north and the west of town. there are more downpours with the license but they are diminishing. there are more popping up. the heat will diminish and the showers will, too. in capital beltway, -- the air

in the mid-70's. that is just adding to the moisture in the air. feels like 98 in washington. 105 in leesburg. this is 96, 96. 99. we'll have more from steve rudin coming up. nancy: new developments in the case of a man rescued at sea. nathan carmen went fishing with his mother last year and she never returned so her family is trying to stop him from cashing in on the multimillion dollar estate that she was the heir to. there is plenty to the story that is suspicious. >> this morning the

nathan carman who was rescued after being left at sea for a week is trying to stop him from inheriting millions of dollars. his three haunts are filing petition alleging that he was the last to see both family members alive. asking for him to invoke slayer rule to prohibit them from inheriting money from a person they killed. >> the family is alleging that it indicates that nathan should not profit by the actions. >> 23-year-old nathan carman who has aspburger syndrome has denied any involvement in killing the grandfather who was wealthy. >> i had no i don't havement in my grandfather's murder.

>> they point to a gun they say he purchased but was never recovered. for linda, they were nearly 100 miles offshore last september when the boat began taking on water. telling us it sank so quickly he didn't have time to make a mayday. >> i was calling out to my mom. >> in hours of the dramatic rescue by a chinese freighter the police again not buying the story. searching for his home of evidence he deliberately sank the boat. >> "7 on your side" call center, we have a phone bank today for you. 703-236-9220. if you are having a problem with a contractor or you bought a product that is a lemon, or an auto deal gone

back to you. >> thank you very much. >> a story for you. the "new york times" reports $5 billion in student loan debt could be forgiven thanks to missing paperwork. the students in default are challenging the company but the company having a hard time to dom up with the paperwork to prove they own the loan. the report is that judges dismissed dozens against former students. michelle: remember the 86-year-old woman arrested for stealing $2 million worth of jewels over the last six decades? now dor res payne is in trouble again with the law. she was arrested after a bench warrant was issued when she missed court appearance. she tells the "atlanta

and that is why she missed the court date. hearing was over theft charges after she was arrested in december. in a separate case last month, a judge said payne was too ill to face trial in another case also facing her. nancy: still ahead at 4:00 -- >> new connection to the reagan national airport using your two feet. the story coming up next. >> shattered glass everywhere. i thought it was vandals of some sort. >> see who caused the mysterious damage when we come back. >> now autria godfrey has a preview of tomorrow's "good morning washington." >> all right. thank you, guys. tomorrow on "good morning washington" -- >> disappointed by the lousy amazon price day deals? it doesn't end there. we point out the top items you probably shouldn't buy on amazon. >> plus, texting or talking could be damaging to your relationship. seven smarter ways to communicate with your

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nancy: that is right! the trip to the world snail racing championships. the rather unusual event. they are moving. this wiss

uslime bolt. and came away with a lettuce leaf prize. michelle: how do they train for this? nancy: if you go, clear the schedule for the rest of the day. michelle: wow! nancy: 57 another story here. >> he is breathing. >> the poor guy. this video of the two lobster men rescuing a seal pup winning the web today. they fishing when the seal got trapped in the net. they cut through the net. once he was free they returned him to the water. off he goes. nancy: nice to see that worked out for him. employees at the company in colorado came home, came back to work monday morning to find it had been broken into. not great, right? here is the thing.

damage. that was a gang of goats. >> they banged on one side until he broke it. the goats are gone. it's a matter of time before the kids -- michelle: ha, ha, ha. [laughter] that is great to see. nancy: all right. coming up for us at 4:00, we should all live to be 107. find out what advice this man has for the rest of us. as he reaches this land mark. >> chipotle restaurant in northern virginia is closed after reports of people getting very sick. coming up, we will tel

nancy: back with new developments over the fight to build another potomac river

montgomery county council was considering a resolution to propose another bridge because it would cost too much. today the council passed the resolution. maryland and virginia argued for years about the need another crossing outside the beltway to ease the congestion on the american legion bridge. right now there are six bridges there and the wilson bridge inside the beltway. michelle: now an update for a story on prince george's county. vending machines on the county property will be healthier. they unanimously passed a bill that mandate that 50% of the items will meet the nutrition standard. similar bills passed in montgomery county and howard county. nancy: you may want to hit the gym after the next story. this is where a san antonio man spent his day on the 107 birthday. charles linked up with friends at his

wellest in center. he says it's the secret to a long life. >> eat good food and be around good people like all these. nancy: good for him. he is not just fitness and fun. he eats a lot of good shiner beer. what is a shiner beer? do you know? michelle: no. but we need to research that. nancy: i hear it's texas brand. shiner beer and good workout and he is a happy 107 years old. michelle: if they served cake at my gym i'd be there. happy birthday to him. larry: ahead at 5:00, how the a.c.l.u. is responding to a ku

and hiv positive man accused of sexually assaulting students and what allowed imto be free for months before they arrested him. a man captured in a shooting of 1-year-old boy but others are on the run. we have more at 5:00. back to you. michelle: thank you. nancy: we have a call for action phone bank. horace holmes is in the help center. horace: hello. 703-236-9220. we are getting a lot of calls. you started this organization a long time ago. >> we started the call for action years ago. yes.

>> the viewers can call with any problems they are having. we don't deal with the men tool health issues but i just talked to a man who ordered a product. he paid for it with a money order. you are generally better off to use a credit card. he has to wait -- they didn't have the product. he has to eight six to eight weeks for the refund and he is not happy. that is a chance you take. >> the volunteers work hard to take your calls. you can come online on wjla.com. you can fill out a form and they will get back to you and work on the case. you have a chance to call them. michelle: a man is still missing.

we want to let you know that 7 is on your side as the crews try to figure out what made the customers at a sterling chipotle sick. they took a big hit today. jeff goldberg reports that the store will not reopen today after what appears to be an outbreak of the nurovirus. >> one by one they make their way to the door. >> they are finding out that the store is closed due to customers getting sick from the food. >> it's disturbing. >> what is your reaction? >> are you serious? >> they shut down the location on monday of after multiple people commented on the website iwaspoisoned.com saying they were sick with fever, nausea and the vomiting after eating at the restaurant. some vowing to never go back.

>> disappointing. i like chipotle. >> they say it's consistent with norovirus and say it does not come from the food supply. >> we are working to resolve the situation as soon as possible. they were followed by a norovirus case in boston. >> get it together. >> this is disappointing that it happened again. >> most people have no plans to return to the chipotle. >> not to this one. no. >> won't be back. >> definitely? >> definitely. >> i will be a risk taker. >> she cannot stay away. >> i am addicted. >> they working to clean the restaurant to get it to reopen tomorrow. coming up, why problems here lead to successes

>> the search continues after a wall of water swept through a swimming hole in arizona. nine people were killed but a man and his dog were able to survive. >> not knowing whether he would live or die. >> why do you think you were spared? >> i don't know. >> a warm saturday. he said he decided to go for a swim with the buddy. >> jumped in the water fall. jumping off the log. >> but with seconds to react -- that swim turned dangerous. he saw this. >> a raging mix of water. ash. tree limits. heading toward them. >> if you make a wrong step, pray you make the right decision. >> with his dog hoisted on the

black water. lucky taking the brunt of it. eventually the current overpowered them. sweeping them downstream. over three different water falls. >> i was so physically exhausted. i couldn't hold him anymore. he ripped from my arms. >> disoriented, banged up and still in shock. brandon somehow made his way to the rock. moments later realizing against all odds lucky was able to swim to safety. >> i don't know how lucky got out of it. we were in bottom of the waterfall. >> even though holding on to lucky might have cost your life you were not willing to let him go. >> i don't think so. >> thanks, buddy. >> lucky living up to the name now more than ever. he has cuts and bruises to match brandon's but nothing they can't heal from. brandon wishes the nine others had the same second chance they do. >> i don't want to seem like i'm ungrateful for being

i just wish they were, too. >> in chandler, nick soletti. >> he says he is hoping to organize an event to benefit families of the nine victims. >> female for all of the families. the fact it was one family they were out celebrating a birthday. >> the flash flooding happens quickly. the power and the debris, the branches and the ash. it's all coming down the canyon. amazing video. amazing story, too. >> yeah. >> all right. so for us in d.c., in the d.c. metro area. once again, we knew everyone was not going to see the heavy rain today. the select areas saw a little bit. some saw a lot of rain. sterling in the past hour or so. the heavy rain, the thunderstorm. look at the skies brightening up behind. better weather on the way. much hotter weather at that. especially in th

days. the hottest temperatures of the year. take a look at what is going on now. we looked at the congressional country club in bethesda. you can see that the heavy rain is starting to dissipate. that is good news. the normal flood warning part of montgomery county. i suspect this will cancel out earlier than that. the reason they have a flood warning is this area here. you are beginning to clear out a little bit. this is moving your way. the storms will drift to the west. notice the skies are darkening up. that is where we have a lot of lightning and thunderstorms that are popping up. the thunderstorms are going to continue to pop as they move through t

so. this is going to get hot around here. it's 96 tomorrow. 96 on thursday. near 100 degrees on friday. this is a time period we'll see the heat advisories for most if not all of the d.m.v. take a look at the ten-day outlook coming up in a few minutes. nancy: all right, steve. thank you. coming up next at 4:00, new path to explain how you may get to reagan na

michelle: developing now plans to give you another way to get to and from reagan normal airport. brianne carter has more on the proposal to let you get there on your own two feet. >> direct access from crystal city to reagan national airport on foot could be coming soon. the crystal city business improvement district is calling for pedestrian proposals for connection between the two. the location is up for discussion, the crystal city bid opened the proposal for a tunnel or a bridge or no build option. which could look at the ways to better connect the existing

walkwaysm this comes at the same time the improvements are looked at the v.r.e. station and the upgrades are underway at the airport. >> it does matter. i wouldn't want to walk with my suitcase, so summertime like this i'd prefer to walk but if it's cold outside. brianne: later we'll look at how soon we could see this. brianne carter, abc7 news. larry: at "abc7 news at 5:00", new report with a shootout with a 1-year-old in the case. more details about the man who ran a car in a capitol hill security barrier. the criminal history and what he claimed in court. plus two chimps take to the "planet of the apes movie" and spot the bad guy right away. announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your

larry: the stormwatch7 team keeping an eye on doppler. hot and muggy is giving way to pop-up storms for some. alison: this was the scene in sterling in the past half hour today. commander-in-chief is here with the latest. what can you tell us? doug: we have pop-up slow moving thunderstorms again. this is moving more, maybe 5 miles per hour. but they are producing heavy rain. at the moment, the guys are a contrast. dark skies north around west but there is sunshine on the course that is indicative of a tropical sky and a weather pattern outside. go to the doppler radar to show you a number of storms that developed. leesburg, reston, southeast of the city of prince george's county to northeast again around the catholic university, that area. more scattered. there will be more of the slow movers, heavy rain. lightning. they will rain themselves out over montgomery county. flood warning in effect for a few more hours from the previous heavy rain. this is a repeat of yesterday. slow movement. torrential downpours and not

this. high heat and the humidity. it feels like 101 in leesburg. 100 at quantico. 99 in washington. for the next three days the hottest and the most humid stretch of is summer weather to date with the air temperatures of the mid-to-upper 90's over the weekend. feeling warmer with the moisture. the weekend, ten-day coming up. larry: thank you. terrifying scene. gunshot outside apartment complex. when the smoke cleared a 13-month-old child had been shot. alison: tonight an arrest and manhunt for the two others that the police say were involved in this. q mccray live at the scene of the shooting with what we know so far. q? q: yeah, well, we spoke to the police chief peter newsham today who said they made an arrest. they arrested derrick watson. he will be in court today but they are looking for two more people. a person of interest and this man. washington salu. have you