warning on the lifeguard chairs talk. a rip current. the drowning happened two hours after the lifeguards cleared the water and left the beach. call to 911. the beach patrol raced back to the water's edge. >> the crowd on the beach pointed it out in the ocean saying there had been a man out there but he had gone under water. >> rescue swimmers jumped in and began a search. it took 15 minutes to recover the body. it was too late. 35-year-old timothy johnson was pronounced dead at the hospital. people with him told the beach patrol he had gone swimming and caught in a rip current. the head of the beach patrol says the surf was dangerous and a busy day for lifeguards. >> the rip current exist when we go off-duty. so that is why it is important for people not to go swimming when the lifeguards are not on duty. in my 45 years with the ocean city beach patrol, 95%

fatalities ever occurred occur when we are not on duty. brad: vacationer witnessed the search and recovery last night and said he came out of the water earlier when it got too rough for him. >> i don't care how good of a swimmer you are. if you are in a rip current or rip tide, it's tough. brad: it's just after 5:00. the lifeguard is still on duty to keep an eye on those in the water. she will call them out of the water in 20 minutes. if the lifeguards are not on duty, they say stay out of the water. alison: thank you. meanwhile the investigators say friday's heavy rain may have contributed to the death of a young mother and two children. the bodies of courtney ashe, her 5-year-old son and 9-year-old cousin were found in lee

creek. they were last seen friday leaving a relative's home in ashburn headed home but never made it. larry: the d.c. health department is vaccinatings do and the owners after they may have been exposed to rabies. stephen tschida is monitoring the story now. stephen? stephen: we got word about 15 minutes ago. they are telling us that the dog that died from rabies was treated at the veterinary clinic on july 14 through the 19. the health officials want to talk to you if you took your dog there. this was a dock park at this. this the bulldog had contact with 100 other dogs. the health officials in d.c., virginia trying to track

the dogs and the owners. emergency rabies vaccination clinic. an attempt to halt the outbreak of the disease. the stunning word came yesterday. a dog named fred spent july 14-17 at dogma. a doggie day care and boarding facility. three days after he left fred died from rabies. this mean's he was contagious interacting with the other dogs here. >> they gave me a call at 7:30 last night. they are work overtime and taking it seriously. >> they are tracking down a hundred dogs for the rabies boosters and they must remain in the at-home quarantine for 45 days. >> for the most part he will be home with me. i'll work it out with the neighbors. >> how did he contract rabies? especially since he had been properly vaccinated against

>> this is extremely effective but sometimes it's not 100%. >> we learned that he received treatment in arlington we do not know where he received his rabies vaccination. and where the flawed compromise vaccine was administered. a lot of dog owners want to know that information. alison: meanwhile tonight there are reports swirling online to close 18 to adams morgan to traffic. but a member of the business partnership district tells us it won't happen. the topic came up after a driver hit three people near columbia road. but everyone agreed that shutting down the street would

traffic nightmare. >> a developing story out of moscow. three members of a russian gang are dead after an escaped attempt. thigh stole guns from the guards escorting them to the courthouse. four others including the guards and two others were hurt in the gun battle that followed. this was named after the popular video game grand theft auto. alison: the president was back at it on twitter to attack the fake news media and his enemies for wanting him to stop using social media. so the instapoll is asking you if you think he should keep tweeting. as kristen homems reports this comes as the white house looks to move forward on russia and north korea. reporter: after swearing in a new chief of staff and kicking communications director to the curb, the white house is aiming to upstart president trump stalled legislative agenda to put the

behind them with john kelly at the helm. >> he is taking time to get to know everyone and set the tone for a white house under his leadership will be focused on the president's agenda. >> as the tensions escalate, new concerns over north korea. after an intercontinental ballistic missile test friday and what they call unusual amount of the submarine activity. some republicans are advocating a military office. >> the only way they will change is if they believe a credible threat is on the table. if thousands die, they will die over there, not here. >> the white house would not rule out. >> the president has been outspoken about the need to stop north korea. >> meanwhile -- >> the relationship as you know considers to be around considerrial stress. >> the legislation passed by congress on the new russian

commander-in-chief signature. vladimir putin is already retaliating ordering the u.s. to cut personnel in russia by hundreds. alison: the american civil liberties union is suing governor hogan and says he is violating the first amendment rights of four people he blocked on his official facebook page. the people disagreed with the governor online. some of the comments were even deleted. a spokeswoman for the governor called called the lawsuit frivolous says the governor has a clear policy to remove hateful and violent content from the page. jonathan: speaking of lawsuits you knew this was coming. new developments out of north carolina where a construction company is hit with at least three lawsuits because of the power out knowledge the outer banks. the construction crew accidentally knocked out power that forced 50,000 people to evacuate. this is the height of tourist season. the lawsuit seeks money for

alison: a perfect beach day. doug hill has a check of the forecast. doug: pop-up showers here and there. some with heavy rain. most of the area is partly cloudy. it's 90 in fredericksburg. 87 in washington. 85 in baltimore. a little cooler there because the baltimore area has had a lot of rain. flood warnings are out. we have had a few showers. in is isolated and brief but it will give you a break from the heated and the humidity. as this moves in from virginia across the potomac to the city. light southerly winds. tomorrow and thursday and then again on friday. it will be around 90

times. even though there is not a lot of support in the atmosphere storms we have to mention that an isolated thunderstorm could pop in the next few days. a place it doesn't happen tonight is rosslyn. in reston, rather, where we finds steve rudin. that looks like vitamin and minerals and a special concoction for you. right? steve: belated birthday present, doug. happy belated birthday. we are live in reston. this is national night out. joining us is officer katie defoe. what is this all about? >> this is about coming together and being one. instead of everyone going home and closing the door, this is the family of the community. >> if you can't make it out here we are encouraging everyone to step outside the front guards. meet each other.

to know each other. when we know the neighbors we have less options for criminals. steve: what do we look forward? >> there are ice cream and fountains and a moon bounce, basketball. we have lake plaza in general. >> the weather will cooperate. this is the first year here. >> our first event here. we heard today that this won't be the last. the first of many. >> we'll raise the glass to that. a lot to do out here. join us until 9:00. i wish you could taste this. alison: that is serious sugar there. with a cupcake on top? larry: a cupcake kicker. steve: we are deluxe here. alison: find a way to bring it

thank you very much. steve: it won't last. larry: i know. switching gears in other news, ash burn man is facing charges after he asked a child for sex at a summer camp. he was a volunteer and police say he asked the child under 15 for sex over the phone. police are just finding out about this. the new allegations were made at the camp last month. jonathan: fairfax police arrested mccrimmon in connection with two men on a car. alison: "7 on your side" say they are getting a new neighbor without a warning. jonathan: then later for us cool that police use to try to

alison: what brought people to this park today? it only happens once a year. scott: i'm scott abraham live on the citi open. one of the best seats in the house. we are talking hallee lyn and your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember.

jonathan: back with birthday wishes to spiderman. he made his debut 55 years ago today. alison: well, the favorite to win the women's title at the citi open took center court today. scott abraham is live at rock creek park with more on simona halep's match. hey, scott. scott: hi, how are you? we have one of the best seats in the house. it's raining now. we are in a delay here at rock creek park but it will pass. tennis will resume. you mentioned simona halep. a big-time matchup today in the first round against sloane stephens. sloane coming off an injury. bringing in now two-time grand slam champion and current tennis channel tracy austin -- tracy austin. you had a chance to watch the match. what was your take-away? >> they both started out nervous. simona halep's f

sloane's second match in a year. a former champion here. but simona halep took it away and looked impressive. >> she won in five over sloane stephens. there are a couple big matchups on the men's side. >> donald young playing corey. he has never beaten him before. but we'll see if he is fatigued. he didn't finish last night until 1:38 in the morning. that is a late night. shikori loves the hard court. del potro is a three-time champion here from argentina. a crowd favorite. strong matches tonight. >> thank you for the

if you are wondering what to do tonight come to the rock creek park tennis center. there is great action at the city open. back to you. jonathan: thank you. that would be fun to do with the weather. get out and watch tennis. alison: perfect weather for it. possibly through the end. doug: it will be great for the weekend. in general the weather is nice. it will pass by tonight. in the next couple days we have more sunny moments than the rainy ones. look at the rooftop camera. there raindrops all over the place. the temperatures will drop from the 80's to the 70's. it's 89 now in springfield. 85 in laurel. 86 in

87 in largo. watch the showers. these are forming in place. barely moving at all. we have seen the effect earlier. it's caused flood warning across eastern prince george's county and western anne arundel county and howard county. heavy rain there. it's widely scattered around the area. let's press in here. the virginia, the washington, d.c. side. until 11:00 this is south/southwest of the baltimore metro area. the rest of the region is sunny and hot. overnight, everybody will go clear to partly

tomorrow, we have to mention thunderstorm or two in the afternoon. it's generally partly to mostly sunny. muggy. 90 for a high. 92 on thursday. slight chance of thunderstorm. unless it forms over your house. then you have 100% chance of a storm. that is the way itworks. the weekend is looking good. at the beaches, it will be fine. the next few days are fine as well. the air temperatures are the lower 80's. the mid-to-upper 70's on the weekend. the same and cooler over the weekend. for a continuation through the weekend. this is the forecast. highs in the mid-80's. that is looking good. that is the outlook for this weekend. there are a few days with cooler and less humid air for

that bodes well for saturday evening. next week is pleasant. looks good. alison: do you remember when your twins were little, flying with them? doug: yes. a challenge. alison: i'm sure. >> not just for you. if someone gets on a plane and they are carrying a toddler you think don't be close. alison: right. we all may think that. wait until you see what a child did on a recent flight. it had everyone smiling. jonathan: it may look like a coin but it's where it has been and who helped it that is making a big buzz. >> a method used by law enforcement across the country but the p.i.t. method was developed here. we will show you what it looks like up close and the challenges that it presents for officers on the road. alison: but first a look at what is coming up tonight on

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alison: new information at an unusual site at niagara falls. cuomo ordered investigation in the wastewater, discharge that turned the water below the falls black.

the dark water since dissipated. jonathan: searchers know they are running out of time looking for a couple missing in joshua tree national park. danya bacchus looks at the biggest obstacle facing the hikers and the rescue team. >> 20-year-old rachel and 21-year-old joseph for last heard from thursday by a ping of the cell phone from inside joshua tree national park. park officials say the couple disappeared in a hike. they were expected to check out friday morning but the belongings were left in the room. >> we have no idea what the intentions were. >> tuesday search and rescue teams scoured the 800,000 acre park. >> one thing that will happen when people are in

stress they will take off pieces of clothing. we haven't found that thus far. >> the vehicle bargendy lexus found in an entrance to the park known as the maze loop friday afternoon. right now there is no reason to suspect foul play. the families say they are experienced hikers and planned the trip to sell her birthday. due to the heat and the stress on the rescue crews the search for the pair was stopped this afternoon. searchers are expected back in the afternoon. >> the senate voted to confirm christopher wray as the new f.b.i. director. he was overwhelmingly confirmed 92-5. wray replaces james comey fired by president trump in may. more on this coming up at "abc7 news at 6:00". i'm nancy chen at the "live desk." >> if you are out of wo

coming up we will tell you why to make a date with amazon in baltimore tomorrow morning. alison: but first imagine getting idling trucks as a new neighbor. why people living in a neighborhood are turning to "7 on your side" after they said they weren't given any wa

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jonathan: members are not happy. they found out there a large vehicle lot next to the homes. they didn't find out. the folks who live there say even councilmembers found out by accident. that is how they found out. nathan baca holds the district leaders accountable. >> so this is all the failsy. the >> it's a shame hay didn't tell us. >> it is. nathan: the talk of the northeast neighborhood. out with industry, in with the rehab houses and parks. the resident noticed activity at a neighboring empty building and lot. >> i noticed the workers working on the roof. >> he spread the word and they were surprised to d

>> i came across a lease executed in october of 2016. there the mayor's offices. >> this is buses and trucks. 30 employee vehicles supposed to be here in a small neighborhood. >> the residents say the city didn't tell them anything. the council didn't tell them anything. now he says the city kept him in the dark. >> i wish it didn't surprise those who live here. >> it's on s street in northwest and the district owns the building and stands to make money when they sell in the now high-priced neighborhood. the district administrator approved a ten-year lease on the lot. >> the problem is the d.c. agencies still think of lang don as a dumping ground. they wouldn't

in fact the reason they are moving it from northwest it's commercially desirable. what does it make our neighborhood then? nathan: we asked the district department of services what happened? >> we have a process for notification in place that we neglected to follow up. the district says the move will be positive for langdon and pledged to do better informing neighborhoods in the future. >> in september we'll go live with a web page on the website so everyone will see that notification if there is a change in a community. >> the councilmember says the langdon residents deserve compromise. >> if you are putting it here, what are you doing for the residents who have to live with it? >> councilmember mcduffy plans to hold community mitings opposing the move in the coming weeks. nathan baca, abc7 news. jonathan: mayor bowser unveiling the circulator buss with the clean diesel technician to improve

and -- reduce emissions and improve reliability. they cost $600,000 each. not cheap. but a second wave of the d.c. circulator buses expected this fall and those will be electric. those cost more. $1 million apiece. alison: today marks ten year since this happened. the i-35 bridge collapse in minneapolis. 13 people died. another 145 were hurt when the span just fell in the mississippi river. the national transportation safety board cited a design flaw as the cause of the collapse. jonathan: no one likes to look in the rear-view mirror and see flashing lights. we have seen pursuits and it ends when the officer does a bold move. they push the car out of the way. they practice that move. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg takes us along on the p.i.t. ma neurotraining. jeff: when the police officer uses the p.i.t. maneuver

primary consideration. >> deciding whether they think the danger of pursuit outweighs the danger of performing the p.i.t. maneuver. jeff: the method was developed in fairfax county in the 1980's and is now used by the police departments across the country. the officers train how and when to initiate the move. >> if your fry to rush it, it might -- try to rush it, it might not be performed properly. >> i am coming over to make general contact. >> then he touches the suspect's rear fender before turning the wheel to cause the other car to do a 180 and come to a complete stop. if you are driving this at 30 miles per hour the idea is to let the pith maneuver happen.

>> other cars are added on a busy roadway. the goal to prevent focusing on the suspect vehicle solely. >> it opens up your eyes and make you aware of the surroundings. >> keep your head on a swivel. >> the police in fairfax county use fewer than 20 a year. but for each one the officers consider many factors. speed, weather, traffic before making the move. >> it's effective. it is better than allowing a pursuit to continue mile after mile and endanger the public. >> in chantilly, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: all right. >> we all know traveling the toddlers is difficult. but one tried to make it better for everyone. watch that. he makes his way down the aisle of the plane in kansas city a

wanted one a fist pump. everyone seemed to want to get in on the action. jonathan: dragging the blanket. going back to my seat. /love the parents are recording it. alison: we can learn so much from the kids. relax. calm down. hopefully he didn't have a tantrum later. jonathan: they didn't videotape that part. >> this appears a silver coin sold at an auction a few years ago is the first minted by the united states. it's believed to be a prototype was minted in 1783. a collector bought it for over $1 million.

it is believed to be held by alexander hamilton. jonathan: that is cool. pregnant woman says two utility workers in new york city restored herphyte in humanity. when you hear the story you will understand why. she is eight months prague nant and she took off her ring at the new york grand central station because it was uncomfortable. she is pregnant. you know your fingers swell up. it gets bad. but she dropped the ring and it rolled in the sewer. she called 911. right? it gets worse. then she flagged down acon edison truck for help and the men said they considered helping her their good deed for the day. they jumped out and got in the sewer pipe and got her ring for her. alison: isn't that nice? i bet it made her feel better. >> them, too. alison: yeah. all right. still to come. why that could be a welcome sound when you fill up at the gas station. jonathan: first, cleaning up the damage after emily frenched f

shocking case of road rage. a driver repeatedly ramming another car. how it all ended. what became of the driver at

steve: i'm abc7's steve rudin live in reston for national night out. take a look behind me. a lot going on until 9:00 tonight. an effort to bring community and law enforcement together. at the weather for the most part is going to cooperate. need to show you one thing, though. look at the doppler radar for you. if you live inside the beltway in the district, areas of heavy rain. one cluster right there. that is moving across the area dumping brief amount of heavy rain. it shouldn't last that long. if you have plans outdoors in the next half hour to 45 minutes, it will begin to improve. talk about the temperatures for tomorrow. looking at around 90

we will stay in the lower 90's for the rest of the week. we will take out the shower chances on friday. the citi open is this weekend. the ten-day outlook from stormwatch7 shows the temperatures that are near average for this time of year. that is next week. in the middle

alison: we are back with this. a view of a massive typhoon from the international space station. a category five storm. it hit taiwan over the weekend. it could hit japan by the end of the week. jonathan: that is massive. talk of the storms the tropical depression emily is on the move after slamming florida gulf coast. i caused a lot of problems down there. the state of emergency declared. after as much as eight inches of rain fell in some part of the state in a short period of time st. sunshine skyway bridge closed after several accidents and 45-mile-per-hour winds. two brothers had to be rescued after the fishing boat engine died and they started to sink. >> the current could have taken them out. there are no other boats out. it could have ended in tragedy. jonathan: 18,000 homes and businesses were without power at the peak of the storm. what is left of emily is now moving in the atlantic ocean and creating very strong rip

georgia. it continues to move up the coast. alison: meanwhile in the pacific northwest the problem there is heat. records are falling from washington state to part of california. some places getting as high as 110 degrees. that is so rare in this part of the country. police in seattle warning people not to leave their kids and pets in the car or they will smash windows to get them to safety. jonathan: the heat isn't keeping the redskins from getting ready for the season. robert: that is right. it is also not keeping fans from traveling thousands of miles.

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jonathan: "7 on your side" now with a consumer alert. yep, that is annoying. the sound could save you money. gas stations around the company are experiencing with new ways to warn if someone put a skimmer on a pump. a credit card skimmer. a new technology sounds an alarm if the pump has been tampered with. the high-tech pumps cost $20,000 apiece. 1,200 hours, that is how much time some a

spend every year in pointless meetings. consider that. 1,200 hours. that is equivalent to 50 days in worthless meetings. have you been in one of those? alison: yeah. jonathan: during the meetings people often plan errands or vacations or they come up with a joke. that is why they invented smartphones. alison: goodness. coming up new at 6:00. declaring war on mosquitoes. where new efforts are underway to fight the bugs after potentially deadly disease detected. plus a shocking video. a man shocking out a valet with a single punch. so far, no charges have been filed. what the police chief is saying about this. plus a family dog killed by rabies despite getting a vaccine. the race to protect local pets ihead at 6:00. jonathan: there are fears that a gold replica of the apollo 11

down. someone stole it from a museum in neil armstrong's hometown in ohio. police say the medals and commemorative toils were taken. french jeweler cartier gave identical to armstrong, aldrin after the historic mission. alison: today is the day that the pillars at dark star park in rosslyn line up with the bars on the ground. the park was the first major commissioned art county designed to have them line up every year august 1, in commemoration of the day that william henry ross acquired the land that became rosslyn. they draw a crowd every year right at 9:32 a.m. jonathan: they should have a party or something and call it shadow

alison: cool. jonathan: doug has the weather. doug: start with the time lapse on the weather camera from the top of nats park. 82 now. look at the clouds roll in. this is heavy. this is continuing now to 82. the rain is moving as controlling the city. we will share the heavier storms all day in progress. in the local area, washington and baltimore we have had the storms pop up. slow movers. we have flooding concerns for a few hours south of baltimore. no tu area between laurel and bowie is getting the heavy rain and lightning drifting east.

there are plenty of chances for showers and storms zoomed in to district. up to mount pleasant and riverwood. we will see it rain itself out. it will mess up the plans locally for little bit. temperatures where the rain has fallen. cooler. where it's not falling yet is hot. 90 in warrenton. 86 in leesburg. 87 in washington. 82 in baltimore. through the evening showers will end and it will be partly cloudy to clear overnight. you will like the weekend forecast and that is coming up at 6:00. alison: thank you. police officers around the country will be in the communities they protect tonight. this is national night out. dozens of events are taking place in the area. d.c. bureau chief sam ford is live at one of them where they are fighting back against crime.

sam in sam: -- sam? sam: we are wondering how it will turn out after we just heard clap of thunder. it's dry right now. the d.c. recruits are cooking hamburgers. you can see on this open air grill. a lot of smoke. you can see number of the residents in the southwest washington who are coming out to get the food on this national night out evening. they pull out the stops and bringing in the helicopters. officers on horseback to the fascination of young people like this 7-year-old elijah. >> my dream is to be a jockey or police officer to ride horses. sam: d.c. had a rough weekend. ten shootings or stabbings in the city since saturday. three fatal. overall crime in d.c. is down

year ago. the mayor and the chief say this is a way to encoo it heading in right direction. >> this is a great opportunity for law enforcement and the community to get together. >> what we'll do as a police department, i know the community will work with us hand in hand. we have a challenging weekend like in the past weekend we roll up our sleeves and come back to work. >> the residents are enjoying it as well. >> they need something like this. >> yeah. bring everybody out. enjoy themselves. >> yeah. >> i'm enjoying myself. >> that is former police chief we look here. diane grooms with the hot dog brigade. but there are a lot of people out here having a good time in southwest d.c. hear the thunder. it's done in neighborhoods around the city. all eight wards and all

america. alison: now get to robert burton in richmond. hi, robert. robert: it has been two days to be exact i got lucky. a breeze going on. yesterday was the same situation. who is counting. anyway, redskins. good news to report. no really big injuries. as far as the latest one goes, keith marshal is out for the year injuring his knee. a new swell for surge -- new swell for surgery today. besides that a good day. especially those traveling long distance to be here. wait until you hear how long the next guy traveled. it's not just for football. some fans barely travel hundreds of miles for training camp. imagine thousands of mails to richmond. >> it's hot by the way. >> it's quite warm.

his favorite team. >> oh! >> all franchises why the redskins? >> just 1958 i saw a game -- 1985 i saw a game that joe theismann broke his leg. the rest is history. >> his favorite team brought him to his favorite lady. he met his girlfriend and fellow skins fan on instagram. i assume the reason you are with him is because he is a redskins fan. >> absolutely right. >> no other reason? >> he's cute. >> kind of cute. >> kind of cute, right? >> and the english accent. >> it helps a lot. >> yeah? >> yeah. >> you heard he was coming from england what was your reaction? >> wow! i can't believe you're coming out here. >> what is it like to see them up close? >> amazing. absolutely amazing. i was at the london game last year. this tops it all really. >> the definition of true love with the redskins an his

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alison: back with are reminder you can help us stuff a bus with school supplies. we'll be at the safeway in d.c. next week to trying to collect as many school supplies as possible for local students. we hope you will help us. learn more at wjla.com. jonathan: it will be fun. how about the two words. you're hired. they are the two words you could hear tomorrow if you show up at the amazon job fair. the baltimore fulfillment center is one of ten locations across the country hosting a job day. cheryl conner explains how it works. cheryl: he is on paternity leave with the 3-week-old baby madison.

employee. >> we put it on instagram and twitter. cheryl: a job fair set for tomorrow morning. we took a tour to show you what is available. check out amazon robotics that does shopping for employees packing up boxes. >> all you need is an i.d. to take the application process and closeed toe shoes to take a tour inside the facility. >> many of them in packing, sorting and shilling the online orders. there are 1,200 job openings in maryland. amazon is expecting to make on the spot offers. >> baltimore is one of ten centers to host the job fair which will include positions in d.c. >> it's self-explanatory. everything is on a monitor. you see it on the screen. it will tell you what to do, how to do it. >> amazon is filling vacancies and creating new job based on

customer demands. there are full-time and part-time positions. >> all the employees in the company get the same benefit starting day one. >> the job fair runs from 8:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon but you can apply online. in baltimore, cheryl conner, abc7 news. jonathan: now at 6:00 -- >> they did everything they were supposed to do and the dog still came up rabies positive. jonathan: a family dog killed by rabies despite being vaccinated. the rush to protect both pets and humans who may have been exposed. [screaming] nancy: shocking video. road rage, out of control. what happened next and where the angry driver ended up. jonathan: coldcocked. video showing a man being sucker punched but so far no one has been arrested. both sides reacting. we have that coming up. announcer: now "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. >> first up on "abc

6:00". update on the small but heavy thunderstorms continuing to develop over part of the district. the area in orange and red and the lightning strike show the area of the city most impacted. northwest, downtown to part of northeast extending over the d.c.-maryland line to chillum. you can notice that the movement is very subtle. it's expanding. there are indications in the next 30 to 40 minutes. few additional showers could develop bethesda to cabin john. the big picture most of the areas are dry. the concentration over washington and the suburbs. we will continue to monitor the heavy rain and lightning and report back in a bit. jonathan: a growing warning after a dog died of rabies.