with breaking news. jonathan: breaking news from centreville, a barricade situation coming to an end after six hours. the man involved put into handcuffs, walked away by the police. nancy: richard reeve is live in the neighborhood. what are the police saying, rich? very dramatic finish to the six-hour standoff in that apartment where the man was holed up. we have video to show you of the man being walked out in cameras rolling just yards away when he was brought out. apparently he had resisted arrest at about 3:30 this afternoon. the police got a call about a domestic situation. they found a man and woman outside. the man ran back inside with the kids. they finally sent officers into

inside. meantime, they had to pull back for safety reasons. >> they said the guy is armed with a gun, so they want us to stay back. there is a man crossing the street, they told him to get out. >> i cannot really get home, so i want to make sure my family is safe and everyone else is safe, too. richard: folks back home now in this complex. the authorities have brought that man to the hospital for an examination. they say they will charge him with domestic violence charges. richard reeve, abc 7 news. nancy: make sure that you stay ahead of breaking news. sign up for text alerts at wjla.com/text. jonathan: breaking news from capitol hill. for the first time since his brain cancer diagnosis, arizona senator john mccain is returning to the senate tomorrow. that is when the senate will vote on whether to repeal obamacare.

jamboree, the president put the secretary of health and human services on notice. >> by the way, are you going to get the votes? >> hope so. >> he better get them. otherwise i will say, tom, you are fired. the motion toe proceed on a vote is tomorrow, it is not clear if there is enough republican support for a debate to begin. nancy: tragic details in after two bodies were found in arlington. the police a this was a murder suicide or north quantico street. victims, a married couple in their 80's. and a victim speaking out after a horrible ordeal in texas, a 10th person has died in the case of human smuggling in san antonio, where up to 100 people were found inside of a sweltering tractor-trailer. michelle marsh has t

27-year-old survivor is shedding more light on the horrible conditions that up to 90 undocumented immigrants endured on their journey. speaking from his hospital bed, he said there was no water for anyone in the trailer. he said he took the journey because there is no work for him where he lived in mexico. i woke up and wanted to run, but felt faint, so i fell. i was very weak. he is one of about 30 people taken to the hospital. 10 people have died. the fire chief believes that some victims will have irreversible brain damage. the driver of the truck said he had no idea anyone was in the back of his vehicle. he faces charges. investigators are digging for more information, including who organized this. jonathan: it has been 24 hours

through queenie and county including an ef-2 tornado touching down in stevensville. has beenr team surveying the damage, talking to people, many still without power. jonathan: anna-lysa gayle joins us live from stevensville with the latest. anna-lysa? anna-lysa: this is what crews are up against chennai, still lots of limbs and debris on dark streets nearly 24 hours after the tornado hit this area. are working around the clock to make sure that things get back to normal. s, walls, tree limbs, fences, all with around monday morning when an ef-2 tornado touchdown in queen anne's county. the storm leveled several homes and knocked over dozens of power lines. >> it was a little

anna-lysa: through the day, neighbors did what they could to pick up the pieces. zachary was lucky enough to find a generator without -- after being without power more than 12 hours. >> there is a major backbone transmission line coming into this area, wiped out by the storm. va power sayslmar there are about 6000 customers without power. he expects power will be restored for most customers between midnight and 11 a.m. despite the challenges, many are keeping a positive attitude. >> they could have been way worse, way, way worse. anna-lysa: for the customers and the hardest hit areas, delmarva power expects the lights to come back on sometime about 8 p.m. tomorrow. live in stevensville, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. at thedevastating damage l and da t

and thrown. >> i cannot comprehend this. i've only seen this on tv. i've never lived through something so devastating. nancy: one resident said that a neighbor was walking out of a home holding a baby covered in insulation. queen anne's county emergency services says there are no reports of serious injuries. jonathan: our meteorologist were tracking the storm, propping severe thunderstorm warnings. why did it grow when it hit the bay? the bayd mixing with breezes, it caused the storms to intensify. the national weather service was surveying the damage today. ef-2, which is considerably higher than most of the storms in the mid-atlantic. jonathan: one resident was sitting on his porch when the derecho hit five years ago. we asked how he would compare today's storm

he said this was five times worse. we will continue to track the aftermath. steve: the first forecast this monday evening shows temperatures in the lower 80's inside the capital beltway. were it is raining right now, live shot anna-lysa's earlier, stevensville, just to the north. they had a severe thunderstorm warning in effect. thankfully, the heaviest of the rain remains to the north overnight. this is no threat to the immediate metro, lower humidity for the day tomorrow. finally some relief from the heat, but we are tracking a cold front that arrives later in the week that will impact the upcoming weekend. more on that coming up. nancy: steve, thank you. a symbol of unity with the lgbt community, but tonight controversy over the rainbow flag. somebody is suing virginia congressman don buy

it at his capitol hill office -- is suing congressman don beyer. jay korff as the story. jonathan: the man who originally sued so he could marry his own has filed aotest first lawsuit come this time going after members of congress, who are not backing down. if you had into the long worth house building, members of congress can display flags outside of their offices. some support the boy scouts, peo w's, the stars and stripes are always present. these are members of congress, including don beyer, who have been sued in federal court for displaying the rainbow gay pride flag. a self-described missionary, recording artist, and veteran claims that flying the rainbow flag is unconstitutional. he said it was a

actionable treason and flying it is a threat to democracy. knows thathat beyer he is wrongfully using his office to proselytize gay marriage. congress said in part that the pride flag is not going anywhere, calling it a symbol of acceptance, diversity, and love. the plaintiff in this case stated in the lawsuit he believes the defendants should be removed from office. jay korff, abc 7 news. jonathan: criminal charges filed against a woman accused of leaving a toddler in a stroller at potomac mills mall. crystal lundy has been charged with john neglect, the program director at the ebenezer day care academy in woodbridge. thell custodian cared for child when he was abandoned for a full hour. the father wants him to come forward so we can say thank you. vandalism at a montgomery county po

the police believe this is either from a bb gun or pellet gun. investigators think that it happen sometime last night. if you have information, the police would like to hear from you. nancy: for the first time since he was shot in june, louisiana congressman steve scalise called in for the republican weekly meeting from his bed. he was in good spirits and cracking jokes. they are helping officers injured on the job, considering a bill to help officers injured on the job. combination of consummate professionalism could have covered so much quick moving news without missing a beat. jonathan: tonight the house of representatives honoring jim vance, the longtime d.c. anchorman who died saturday after a brief battle with cancer. he was 75 years old. nancy:

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a terrifying scene yesterday on richmond highway near mount vernon. no charges will be filed after this driver crashed into a gas pump, igniting that fire. amazingly, nobody was hurt. the gas station in cars seriously damaged. nancy: 7 on your side with consumer news. imagine logging into your computer and manta ray building and purchase snacks from the vending machine with a wave of your hand. it is becoming a reality for a wisconsin company. than 50 employees at three square market will receive ip implants. they are optional. the implants are about the size of a grain of rice. they cost about $300 each and the co

jonathan: not in a million years. more questions than answers, that is how a democrat on the senate committee described the closed-door meeting with white house adviser jared kushner. >> let me be very clear -- i did not collude with russia, nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. i had no improper contacts. kushner returns to capitol hill tomorrow for another closed-door meeting, this time in front of the house intelligence committee. nancy: it turns out that the presidents frequent trips to our lago have had an interesting impact to the area. it is also impacting shark research. surveys of shark populations have been interrupted by flight restrictions when the president is in town. scientist say it is just a quirk of residential travel. jonathan: michael phelps

a great white shark, or rather a race that was not. last night on the discovery channel's shark week, the promo said that michael phelps would race a shark. both phelps and the shark did swim 100 meters. however, it was not side-by-side, for safety reasons. not by much., but nancy: two people have tested positive for the same strain of norovirus after eating at chipotle in sterling. 135 people became bill after eating there. the health department said no illnesses have been reported since. thousands of sciences are meeting in paris to discuss hiv research. one child is hoping to help those born with the virus. treated since an infant but not since has been in remission over eight years.

to the remission, but they say this could provide insight about treating babies and preventing them from being on hiv drugs for life. fine for up to a $500 littering is a reality in north dakota beginning august 1. the fine for littering on highways in the state will increase 400%, bringing the going rate for something as small as a cigarette butt from $100 to $500. if you are caught in the act come you could also face misdemeanor charges. nancy: very serious. out anytimeining soon, a new york restaurant says it will limit your drinking. the bistro and bar near albany is enforcing a one drink limit for any adults dining with kids. anyone who does not follow the rules will be asked to leave. >> we are not picking on parents. it is just something we feel in our hearts is something we can do to help. nancy:

legally the restaurant does have the right to enforce it. jonathan: stunning video to show you now, the aurora borealis, the northern lights, how about from space? an astronaut sure this time lapse video on twitter, taken from 250 miles up. spectacular. steve: amazing stuff. rehobeth beach, delaware, is quiet. about an hour ago, quite a few people were out there. the daytime high was 91 at reagan national, still above average this time of year. normally we are about 88. this week, we will be below average for a change. 83 at at reagan national, 80 dulles, 80 fredericksburg. oakland, maryland, 59 degrees. cumberland 73. stormwatch 7 satellite and radar, drying out nicely, still

severe thunderstorms across the delmarva. these are moving to the east. if there is any good news, they are well to the north of where they had the tornados earlier this morning. a few showers around dunkirk, prince frederick, moving across the bay, nothing that will become severe. the skies are clearing out around the immediate metro. bethesda looking at a few stars at this point. overnight, dropping into the 70's downtown d.c. a little cooler, mid to upper 60's north and western suburbs wake-up time tomorrow. tuesday morning, grab the sunglasses. you will need them all day. in the morning in bethesda, 65 fairfax, middle 60's upper marlboro and woodbridge. the futurecast shows a nice mixture of sun and clouds tomorrow morning. cloud cover about noon time, but it will stay dry. we keep the sunshine in the forecast tomorrow evening. a great night for picnics,

and more portly tomorrow, lower humidity, so i's will be in the middle to upper 80's and not feeling sticky -- the highs will be in the middle to upper 80's. 86 tomorrow, middle 80's wednesday, another gorgeous day. thursday we crank up the heat and humidity, highs approaching 90 degrees. don't forget the noontime start for the baseball game thursday. it will be hot, upper 80's, near 90 friday. a cold front in the afternoon. showers and thunderstorms likely. middle 80's saturday and sunday, and we stay in the upper 80's most of next week. a hot summer day, you want to cool off in the pool. jonathan: especially if you are wearing a fur coat. this is not his first time. nancy:

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nancy: it has been a busy couple days. steve: and finally a break in the heat and humidity. better, highsfeel in the middle 80's, the heat index value right around there. stay as comfortable wednesday.

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