it was centered one mile southeast of el cerrito.t was felt widely across the east bay communities of albany, kensington and berkeley. several callers telling us that they felt the shaking. we even had one caller say it felt like a freight train hit the building. at this time we haven't received reports of damage. the earthquake three miles west of the hayward fault. >>> millions of people are experiencing heavy rain and dangerous flash flooding ahead of a major tropical storm along the u.s. gulf coast. cbs reporter don champion has a look from biloxi, mississippi. >> reporter: tropical storm cindy isn't expected to make landfall for another 24 hours. but the storm is alady drenching the gulf coast and whipping up winds. in georgia, heavy downpours caused flash flooding leaving people trapped. >> get in the car and drive out. >> reporter: the national weather service issued flash flood watches from southeast texas to florida. some areas could receive more than a foot of rain. >> we are going to prepare for the worst. you know? in cas

it is an apartment complex in southeast d.c. there was ground of people gathered in the parking lot area and the shots came from the street into the parking lot area but from what we all understand as well, police don't have any information at this point to put out in public as far as whether there's a lookout or any suspects. not getting a lot of information at this point from witnesses but they're still actively working this case. live in southeast, i'm melanie alnwick fox5 local news. >> thanks mel. a major update on a story you saw first right here on fox5. maryland governor larry hogan is calling for a state investigation into allegations of fraud and corruption in prince george's county schools. now, this comes one week after fox5 broke the story prince george's county school board members contacted hogan saying they have evidence that hundreds of opportunities have graduated without meeting state requirements. the claims allege that counselors and teachers were pressured to give passing grades to students who hadn't earne

midway is down here at the southeast. naguma's carrier force is approaching it on the southeast course. they were approaching that way because they're flying into the wind from launching. the day of the midway strike, the wind was out of the southeast which was perfect for the japanese. all they have to do is steam into the wind and launch their planes and then fly on to midway to attack. for the americans sitting up here in the northeast, each time they had to lunaunch, they had turn and steam away to launch and then come back. now, that adds a lot of -- that makes a planes have to fly longer and opens the range but it also helped confuse -- helped make them harder to find because they're kind of moving like this a lot. but this is a general disposition as a battle breaks. the japanese had no clue at all that these are here. when they go into battle on the morning of june 4, they're certain, practically certain, that there would be not any american carrier force present yet because their plan called for once midway's bom

this is down here on the southeast. they were approaching that way because they are flying into the wind launching. the wind was out in the southeast, that was perfect for the japanese. on the midway to attack. the americans were sitting up here in the northeast. they had to turn it away, the launch and then come back. that adds -- that makes them fly longer. it also got confused it helps to make them a little harder to find. this is a general disposition of the battle. the japanese had no clue at all that these were here. they go into battle on june 4. they are certain -- practically certain that there won't be any american carrier forces present yet because their plan called for -- once midway was gone, that will make our carriers come running from wherever they are, whether that is southeast, southwest or pearl harbor, wherever they were, they would come when they bombed midway. what they never took into account was whether or not it would be there. you had heard earlier about how the parents of yorktown arrived and

jordan said the one thing he did not see here in southeast washington, sam ford, abc7 news. michelle: incredible video out of detroit. let me explain what you are looking at there. police release the images of a bus that went crashing into a brick wall last month. it was all caused by an 18-year-old driver who slammed into it after speeding through an intersection. the passengers inside the bus were tossed around. the driver knocked unconscious but no one amazingly seriously injured. jonathan: wow! this is just shocking video out of georgia. disgruntled customer throwing punches at the owner of a drive-through restaurant over food of all things. watch closely. a woman dressed in black, darting toward the store owner hitting her repeatedly. moments later the guy just knocks her daughter out cold. apparently the attacker and her husband that is what started this. the couple in the video got good pictures of them and they remain on the run. michelle: wow! routine traffic stop in ohio went as planned until a police officer forgot to put his own car in park. there it is. the offi

remains the lowest in southeast asia.ne social enterprise is striving to improve the lifestyles of the rural poor. debbie is the group's co-founder. >> translator: the key to myanmar's development lies in developing its agriculture. what we really need is for farmers to be earning a steady income. that way their purchasing power can make a real contribution to the growth of the nation's economy. >> the focus of this enterprise is on developing effective, affordable agricultural tools. and for just $15, items like this pump for lifting ground water have been a blessing for farmers. >> translator: my income is up more than ten-fold. >> we follow a social enterprise, offering affordable tools to boost the income of myanmar's farmers. yangon is myanmar's largest city. the rise of democracy has brought economic growth. and the streets are abuzz with energy. not far from the city center is the headquarters of proximity designs, a social enterprise, providing support to farmers. of the organization's 700-plus staff, around 100 a

winds still out of the southeast at 11 and we are looking at kind of an east- southeast, south-southeastind for the next probably 24 hours. here's the radar over the last hour. in the metro area we are fine but lots of big boomers out in the mountains. in fact, much like yesterday, they are further away than running through romney, towards cumberland, lightning to the west of cumberland. you jump the divide here and get over toward garrett county in maryland, big time storm there. not severe but some heavy rain and frequent lightning. this storm is going to kind of work its way toward cumberland on our stormtracker at about 7:04, expect heavy rain with that storm. so tonight not as muggy, shower or thunderstorm possible, mainly south and west, bus stop temp 66 to 78, cannot rule out a shower, nothing heavy but, yes, yellow weather alert for tomorrow, morning and evening commutes could be wet. in fact, the morning commute could be wet for some and the evening commute could be stormy for many because the risk for strong storms, hail, heavy downpours, not so much for damaging winds and that

out of the southeast, east- southeast wind that line of thunderstorms the came through and you were not. it did happen even though we had record heat, and the fog is making a push on parts of the coast. watch right here on the western edge of this, and to see this before june 21 is very unusual. after the and see some be cool pattern last weekend and water temperatures still pretty cool and 49 at bodega bay, and when you get that west southwest at 21 versus 7, that is a big difference. the delta is picking up with 60s on the temperatures, much cooler by the coast with the onshore breeze. 46 in truckee, and more fog closer to the coast right now then the satellite shows. it will be cooler today in the 60s, 70s and 80s, some 90s and still 100 but not the 108 that we saw yesterday. much cooler on the coast in about the same on thursday. there is a disagreement between the forecast models on thursday. one shows warm to hot and one shows really hot. it could be even hotter than sunday. >> i'm rooting for hot rather than really hot. >> look at this cloud cover, the cumulus clouds over the sky

midway is down here at the southeast. nagum a's carrier force is approaching it. the day of the midway strike, the wind was out to the southeast, which was perfect for the japanese. all they have to do is seem into the winds and launch their planes. for the americaning sitting up here in the northeast, each time they launched they had to turn and steam away. now, that makes the planes have to fly longer and open some range, but it also helped confuse -- helped make him a little hard to find because they're kind of moving like this a lot. but this is the general disposition as the battle breaks. the japanese have no clue at all that these are here. when they go into battle on june 4, they are certain, practically certain that there would be not any american carrier force present yet because their plan called for once midway's bomb to make our carriers come running from wherever they are, whether down southeast, southwest or down toward coral sea or at pearl harbor. wherever they are, they would come running when they bomb midway. what they never took into account w

. >>> london is about 200 miles southeast of manchester. that's where people are still reeling from the terror attack there last month that killed 22 people. officers there have been on high alert. they made an arrest on friday in connection with the suicide bombing and that happened just outside the ariana grande concert. police also seized a car they say will be crucial to the investigation. and 11 people are in custody for questioning in the connection to the manchester tonight. and then tonight grande will have a benefit concert for the loved ones and their families. and then more than 100,000 people are expected to be there. >>> back here in our neck of the woods in delaware county, a neighborhood is overcome with grief after a toddler was shot and killed with an apparent accident involving a gun. the deadly shooting happened yesterday in chester township. according to authorities the boy who was in between two and three years old and called junior found a gun under the bed and shot himself in the chest. it's unclear if anybody will be

this is not about delivering a broader message to the southeast. -- saudi. >> this is but think this specific conflict in yemen is not going well. it's hurting the united states. and until we get some real assurances from the saudis that they're going to pay attention to the no strike list, until he get some commitments from the saudi that they will let relief supplies flow into human to address the famine, to address the cholera outbreak, then let's press pause on this small slice of this arms sale. so i'm proud to join with senator paul and others and hopl that my colleagues will see fit to support it when we vote in about an hour and a half. thank you, mr. president. >> in a moment we'll go live to remark some house chair greg walden to be taught by his legislative priorities but we do have some news to share this morning we dissociated press numerous sources along with our capitol hill producer tweeted out there's a shooting at a congressional baseball game

>> turkey is not in southeast asia, nor is siberia.sia is in the middle east, but burma is in southeast asia, so i'm gonna go with "a." burmese. final answer. >> essentially a geography question, and you aced it. $5,000, mirna! that a girl. good start. that money is safe. we'll see how much she can add to that $5,000 when we come back. [cheers and applause] at paris las vegas, you'll find world-class entertainment, exciting nightlife, and dining from celebrity chefs like gordon ramsay and steve martorano. enjoy the romantic side of the strip at paris las vegas. ♪ the moments that connect us don't happen overnight. they happen one morning at a time, and one cup at a time. folgers, the best part of wakin' up. wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. unbeatable protection helps prevent early skin aging and skin cancer with a clean feel. the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. neutrogena®. according to feng shui, the bed should on it.orth east. you're trying everything to get pregnant. new one-a-day couples pack gives you bo

take just the southeast has a little bit of a beta attached to it, i think.lved that in the financial crisis it's attacked to great tax base, weather, put that in play, the east coast ports 15 of the top 25 msas are in the southeast. >> and can you speak to what you think about say the stress test, the trump regulations, and whether things will loosen up so you can have more control of your own capital to reward shareholders >> the stress test was constructed to build capital now it needs to optimize capital. >> good point. >> we've gotten through the build phase and banks have been released from the qualitative part of the stress test. over the next few years, we'll be able to optimize our capital. >> now, you're doing some things that i think are different from other banks. we have often felt that people are not financially literate in this country you have a financial wellness program. i could differentiate you and drive a lot of business margin >> as you said, we have to set the stain, there's a lot of stress in america from a financial standpoint 75% of

suzanne kennedy was at the school in southeast when betsy >> secretary of education betsy devos spent a good portion of her morning at the eagle academy public charter school in southeast washington, this four year old serves pre-k, three-year-olds to third-graders, a charter school, and education model of which she is a proponent. ae visit was different than one to eight washington middle school that took place in february where protesters attempted to block her entrance to jefferson middle school to show their opposition to her education policy. after visiting both public and charter schools in the metro region, i asked the secretary what difference she sees between public and charter schools. >> there are many great schools in this area and all of them are trying to meet the needs of the students they are serving. studentis that every and every family can find the right school and the right fit for their students. >> this is the seventh school the secretary has visited and the washington area since she was appointed. in southeast washington, suzanne kennedy. >> reaction pouring in

on thursday, a noose was found outside a home under construction in southeast. on wednesday, a noose was discovered at the african-american history museum. on friday, a section of rope was found at the m-l-k memorial. d.c. mayor muriel bowser is urging crimes.. to report them. she's one of the most iconic super heroes in pop culture. so it really should be no surprise that box office records were no match for wonder woman. wonder woman' lassoed a record 100-million dollars at the box office this weekend. it's the largest opening ever... for a film directed by a woman. the film is receiving rave reviews from critics and movie-goers... wonder-woman's debut also outperformed several rival marvel' men... including captain america: winter soldier' and guardians of the galaxy.' at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - warm & humid start to the week - have the umbrella today - showers/storms possible - unseasonably cool midweek; unsettled with shower chances - warmer by the weekend - 90s early next week today: mostly cloudy. warm and muggy. chance of showers and thunde

drenching the southeast with heavy rains and life-threatening flooding. a young boy was killed in the storm-related incident. cindy will likely hit the coast with maximum sustained winds of 45 miles per hour. a tropical storm warning is in effect from st. louis pass, texas, to grand isle. some could see 15 inches of rain by tonight. hena daniels has the latest. >> reporter: heavy rains and strong winds battled galveston saturday night as tropical storm cindy hit closer to the gulf coast. toppling tries in bow loxy, mississippi. >> we had to take off because i think the road is going to be flo flooded. >> reporter: with up to 15 inches of rain in some spots the national hurricane center has released a warning of potential flash floods. >> the water that we're already seeing, there's not going to be a place for anything to andre. >> reporter: some residents say with forecasters expecting above average hurricane season they're prepared for cindy but saving their panic for now. >> this one we're going to bear down and stay in. >> reporter: at least one death

clouds moving in from the northwest to the southeast. notice we will see the clouds develop quickly once they get here, especially for the lehigh valley, you start to see greens on the screen and that's because we have mid and upper level moisture moving across the area. we are seeing a couple spots here around the philly metro area. this will not be the case, and i expect the showers later on in the day, so just keep the umbrellas handy, but do not cancel those outdoor plans because certainly it will be a nice day today. and isolated thunderstorms will be on monday. the three-day out, 80s for today and upper 70s and low 70s across the entire delaware valley. and we have the icon thunderstorms, and even though i am seeing overcast skies for the most part i want to see the showers in there just in case, and highs 69 degrees, so notice we are trending a lot chillier by tuesday. the pa suburbs, same deal there. lehigh valley, 74 on monday, and 67 on tuesday, and for the jersey shore, we are keeping showers in late monday, and tuesday, and a

completely rebuilt stress of the famous boardwalk between rhode island and oriental avenues in the southeast inlet. the $5 million project funded with hurricane sandy disaster recovery money is part of a much larger effort to connect the wooden way to gardner's basin, it includes another new boardwalk still under construction. >> there is a tremendous accomplishment. >> reporter: casino closings have taken a toll on this part of this town. >> now in the lighthouse district we have bikers and

bands of tropical rain will feed into the southeast but also moving into the mid south and ohio valley. the systems and remnants will meet up with the cold front and really squeeze out some really heavy downpours. as we head toward friday, this could lead to more areas of flash flooding. all told from the gulf coast stretching right on up into kentucky and ohio and west virginia, the chance for flooding rain as we head through the next 48 hours. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >> thank you, eric. >>> the attack on a police officer at an airport in flint, michigan, is being investigated as an act of terrorism. police say amor ftouhi stabbed an officer in the neck with a large knife. he's described as a lone wolf attacker with no indications that the attack was part of a wider plot. before he stabbed lieutenant jeff nevelle, ftouhi yelled "god is great" in arabic. >> he made a statement something to the effect you have killed people in syria, iraq, and afghanist afghanistan, and we are all going to die. aniville is in satisfactory condition. a bond hearing is schul for the su

this is from the northwest to the southeast, we have a warm front going to lift that will trigger showers and we are seeing greens on the screen, nothing hitting the ground just yet. this is what we call burga. what can we expect for the day? developing clouds as the day progresses, and showers late but not a washout and tracking rain for your monday. rosemary, back to you. >> thanks, erika. >>> now for the breaking news we continue to follow out of london. the third terror attacks in as many months have left 17 dead and at least 48 injured. london's majyor said some of th injured are in critical condition. police shot and killed three attackers, and authorities arrested suspected accomplices. another attack in which a driver plowed people on westminster bridge back in march. british prime minister, theresa may, says while the recent attacks are not connected but they are all bound by a single ideology. and the new terror comes days before the parliamentary elections in britain. and matt has more breaking news center. >> prime minister theresa may said to be frank there's too much toleran

but that's moving toward the southeast.'ll just be seeing showers out of that, and nothing severe. so all this moves out a little bit later on tonight. a few lingering showers during the overnight and clearing ski skies. thursday looks great. with men did he of sunshine and we will be seeing temperatures back around 90 degrees. right now in philadelphia, rain cooled 70. a far cry from the upper 80s where we were earlier this afternoon. 67 in pottstown. 74 in reading. right now still 84 in millville the storms not quiet to the south yet. atlantic city the temperature 8. now, as we take a zoom in down the shore i think sea isle, wildwood, cape may even ocean city you'll be spared from these storms as they're heading toward beach haven and lbi at this point. all eyes on tropical storm cindy right now this storm is backing a bunch and getting very close to the coast of texas and louisiana making landfall late tonight or very early tomorrow morning. when we take look at the storm track we're talking about six to 9-inches of rain

reporting live from southeast washington, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks, sam. we have a lot of a.t.v. and dirt bike video just like this. you can see all of abc7 original reporting on the nuisance on the website wjla.com. when you are there search "a.t.v." we have breaking news right now. there is new information in the murder of a fairfax county teen. nabra hassanen killed on the 18th. now there is new accusations about the man police arrested in her murder. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg with the information. >> they confirmed new information about the suspect darwin martinez torres first reported by the "washington post." according to the report a week before the murder of nabra hassanen, a woman arrived at a loudoun county claiming a man had sexually and physically assaulted her and he was a member of the ms-13 gang. that man was later identified as darwin martinez torres. the attack allegedly happened in the presence of child prompting an investigation by child protective services in loudoun county. but our forces confirm the victim did not w

air strikes on proassad forces in southeast syria. strikes destroying two artillery pieces and a tank as multiple players in this game for syria. it's unclear if anyone was killed. russia scrambling a fighter jet to intercept bomber flying near border. they escorted a b-52 bomber after it flew over baltic sea but the jet was conducting a routine mission in international air space when it was intercepted, this all happening after a russian jet flew very close in the back sea in september of last year. jackie: happening today, officials set to testify before senate intel committee on russian meddling. acting fbi director andrew mccabe and dan coats and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and nsa director mike rogers this as some republicans letting a key surveillance program expire. lets the governor monitor communications of foreign nationals. it's critical to stopping terror. nsa worked and charged with leaking top government secrets but the trail of clues leadinge. printed nsa report about russia's election interference and contac

but for the very first time in southeast asia.ts launched a sudden lightning assault on the city of marawi in the philippines. they captured the city and government weapons. burned a church. and murdered prisoners. >> for a month, they have failed and captured marawi. even though they bombed it daily from the sky. the government declared marshal law here. setting up checkpoints across the island. security forces are on the hunt. they are looking for dozens of suspected isis militants and are also searching for prisoners who escaped from a jail that isis broke open during the first days of their attack. the capture of marawi, a deadly coming out party for isis in this part of the world. >> marawi has changed the picture of extremism in southeast asia. we need to be more worried that people with combat experience and leadership skills will be developing close to home. not in syria and iraq. >> isis in the philippines is a coalition of many islamist insurgence groups that have long plagued this country. but they've united for the ver

east midlands, east anglia the southeast may stay dry.northwest, maybe not. some blustery showers further west. this is bbc world news today. i'm alpa patel. our top stories: fleeing islamic state — reports that dozens have been killed in the iraqi city of mosul. in the last two days, isis have been shooting people escaping from this area in the street. i saw over 50 dead bodies yesterday. cutting carbon — india commits to going above and beyond its commitments under the paris agreement. no comment — did moscow interfere in the american elections? we ask the russians who may know. and one of the most eagerly anticipated football matches, the champions league final, reaches its climax.

. >>> we are on the trail of breaking news, police in the 500 block park land place southeast, not far from congress heights they are investigating a shooting. police found an adult male, shot and not breathing they got him in the ambulance, got him to thes hospital and called homicide detectives. >> puerto rico will be the 51st state, a nonbinding resolution supporting state hood passed there over the weekend but now the governor says he is going to send a panel of folks to congress to demand state hood. well, mr. governor on behalf of dc residents still waiting for state hood, good luck. >>> hpv vaccine viral post warning women to steer clear is it real? or is it fake news? we verify for you next. >> traffic accidents happening just steps away from a day care. wh those kids safe? >> check out these two cuties believe it or not the story of why this little lady got time with our nige; is even cuter. all that plus dcs most accurate forecast and a big announcement from the burgundy and gold all ahead when news at 1 continues on wusa 9 tom went to washington to take on the insurance comp

along the i-95 metro area and the suburbs immediately 25 miles to the northwest and southeast. heat indices tomorrow afternoon when you factor in the heat and the humidity will be in the upper 90s. so some heat tips to take away for you -- seek out the air companying. breaks in shade definitely needed this time of year. and check on the seniors, the elderly and make sure the pets are okay as well. and keep yourself hydrated over the next couple of days. so we'll talk about the headlines and what we can expect. relief is coming as we get into the middle half our workweek. 70s on the way later this week and it's going to stay warm for dad on father's day. we've got all of the details

. >> reporter: in the meantime southeast d.c. is letting everyone know -- >> we're going to let love shine. we're going to take back our communities. >> reporter: church leaders at the rally announced they are organizing a town hall meeting for this week. they hope to create rapid response teams so that there canning an organized unified response -- there can be an organized unified response from acts of hate being reported in the district from here on out. in out east stephanie ramirez, wusa9 -- in southeast stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> at plymouth congressional united church of christ at 7 p.m. tuesday is the time of the meeting. >>> in london after the awful terrorist attack british police have arrested 12 people in terror attack. seven people were killed by three suspects. 36 people are still in the hospital including one police officer, 21 of them in critical condition. one of the people hurt is an american. their condition right now is unknown. police were able to shoot and kill those suspects. this all started at the londo

later on the heat will build back as high pressure gets off to the southeast of us and we could havenderstorms coming in by as early as friday again, but looks like until then, we're going to be nice and dry. last day of spring here, first day of summer tomorrow. couple of 88s. >>> 5:18, this is a live look at 270 from frederick in a montgomery county. traffic flowing we're seeing nice conditions on the local lanes as wel as the main lanes there, i'll let you know if anything changes. switch it over for a live look on 66, pretty much represents all of virginia majors, quiet because the little bit of volume building outside the beltway you're in nice shape. look at our maps brent down road if you're headed out in county. branch avenue northbound as you make your way out by brandywine road. let's go ahead and forward the maps. we're seeing quiet conditions on the beltway, no problems college park, metro still on time except for safetrack impacting the red line, questions erin comb me fox 5 on twitter. >>> let's take a look. >>> wisdom is back. >>> good morning, house democrats want mor

the biggest concentration late this afternoon will be well to the southeast. tomorrow, looks like it will be ok. getin cloudiness, but as we -- sunshine and cloudiness, but as we get into late tomorrow night, clouds and cool temperatures through the day on thursday. look at these highs. our average is in the low 80's, but it all turns around quickly as we head toward the weekend. we get close to 80. we have the capital pride parade on saturday. maybe an afternoon storm. for the first part of next week. adrianna: a roller coaster. doug: that is summer weather. the golden state warriors have taken care of business, beating the cavs in game two of the nba finals. prince george's county native game-high 33with a points. seth curry with his first nba final triple-double. the warriors take this 132-113. coming up on abc 7 news at noon -- the creating jobs foreaner, reliour veterans... helping those in need save money on their energy bills. it takes 16,000 dominion energy employees doing the job. and now, dominion energy is investing $15 billion to build and upgrade

. >> we begin with breaking news in southeast washington. d.c.two adults and a child were shot late last night on southeast. >> it's unclear if the underage victim is a teenager or a child, but they are

territory it's knapped up over an eighty percent stake in a growing internet retailer focused on southeast asia and my guest says federal reserve chair janet yellen is way off the mark in a speech delivered in london she said another financial crash like the one two thousand and eight won't happen in her lifetime or beyond stand by the bust starts right now. deutsche bank went out on an inflation limb which put it on track to lose up to sixty million dollars the issue at stake is whether traders went around the risk limits on derivatives trades which were tied to u.s. inflation this of course calls into question the quality of the which is risk controls which have already drawn scorn worldwide let's go back to short months to what the federal reserve find to your bank for not keeping its traders in line with the volcker rule which restricts lenders from using their funds to make speculative trades those close to this matter say the sixty million in losses because of this that does not look like it's going to shrink the german lender which earned about two hundred seventy million dollars in

the trade arrangements with southeast asia. yes, they are sending military power into southeast asia but i would say that is more about military power than invasion or anything like that. problem, theat the issue of taiwan and hong kong and their relationship to the mainland is being underestimated for their risk. but that the strategy for china is not -- i think the china's quite determined to recapture taiwan in one way or another but militarily. that would not benefit china in any possible way. china's very dependent on the technological strength of taiwan. industry.. almost as dependent as it is on the financial industry and hong kong. i think one should think more about the special zone concept that has been used in the past. perhaps extending the one country, two systems system toward taiwan. , youaps trying to get know, provincial representation in the mainland onto taiwan as happened under the campy. a co-opt strategy rather than a military strategy. that is where we should be focused. anyway, more to say but i will not

rapper was gunned down at a cookout at a southeast apartment complex the murder was put out after thiseo was released. >> the police say the video may have led to his death. paul wagner has more on the fox exclusive. >> you have ever met a ki killer♪ >> reporter: the video posted to youtube in april of last year shows antonio leach in halloween picture toll with clips and regarded at the grave site of rival dead friend and threatening violence. a video some believe wept too far. >> this is real hard. this is hard. every day i think of my son. every day. >> reporter: lucille leach and anthony jones are antonio's parents. they knew about the video and worried it would lead to trouble. >> i was afraid. he knew i was afraid. he promised me then that mom, i would stop. they started going back and forth first, they started. >> reporter: leach's parents say the feud began when antonio's rival called him a snitch. >> i think because of what he felt and they were saying he was a snitch he felt threatened even by the public. and i think he felt in his heart he had to retalliate that way. >> repo

but with that event in southeast comes street closures. tom roussey live tonight at the watkins rec center with more on this. hi, tom. tom: hey, they are setting up for it right now. let me step out of the way and show you what is going on here. this is a game that is certainly not as old as the counterpart we covered last week. it has been going on since 2009. the women's, congressional women's softball game. i am told security is being stepped up here this year in light of what happened last week. as the republicans were practicing for the congressional softball game, which took place at nats park a week ago. if you turn around to the right you see folks setting up a tent for the young survivors coalition, to help women with breast cancer. this is going to feature female members of congress and they will play against of the press corps who cover them. they say it's always been a good rivalry and a good event. you should be aware that some of the streets will be closed. where we are standing, we are closest to the intersection of 17 and d

terrace in vista southeast. no word on possible suspects or a motive. the montgomery county coroner will determine if a body pulled out of the gaithersburg lake is that of a missing teen. team's were found near maple lake. there is no indication of foul play. developing now, an investigation under way after a container ship collided off the coast of japan. the pentagon has not released the names of the seven sailors on theodies were found uss fitzgerald. the commander of the fleet said the damage above the waterline is relatively minor compared to what is below. >> they had to fight the ship to keep it above the surface, and so, it was traumatic. this was a severe emergency, but the ship's crew was swift and responsive, and i cannot tell you how proud i am of the crew for what they did to save this ship. kimberly: the navy says the fitzgerald will be repaired, but that will take months. repairs to another destroyer took more th complete. breaking news from the african country of mali. gunmen killed at least two people on an attack on a luxury resort. it

i will also go to southeast asia. i don't think it is completely my doing. i think there is very good chinese scholars who are encouraging this. the book will encourage more of this kind of research. you mentioned the sino-soviet competition. book.k about it in the i talk about the relationship between sino-soviet bribery and sino-american rivalry. china and the soviet union are relatively close. i intimated is, this, after the split, china starts to support revolutionaries in the third world, even more strongly, if it wants to convince other afro asian countries that china is a real friend of liberation movements and a soviet union isn't, the soviets were more cautious. my argument is that this actually made the sino u.s. rivalry even more intense. could realize there was this increase in medicalization of china -- chinese foreign-policy and also that the chinese couldn't be controlled as much. as much as foreign-policy makers were suspicious of the soviet union, they felt they could at least deal with them, there were normal relations. china was a wildcard

the noose was found at a home under construction on 36th place southeast last thursday.xth incident in our region in the last six weeks. the house sits right across the street from an elementary school and a lot of parents are concerned. it makes me nervous for the children. for the older people that live in the neighborhood, everybody. >> i don't have an answer for that type of thing. it doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: on sunday, two nearby churche together to take a stand against hate. d.c. mayor bowser said signs of hate, ignorance and violence are not welcome in the district. in april, a noose was found in a fraternity house. four days later, bananas tied to nooses were found on the campus at american university. on may 11th, a teacher found a noose hanging from a light fixture at crofton middle school and a noose was found at hirshhorn and days later one was found in the museum of african american history and culture. >> when it comes to safetrack, metro is getting set to say mission accomplished. news4 as a copy of a report tonight that claims the main objecti

it is not even officially summer and this came up from the east southeast.we have some pretty good fog and it will be cooler today, adjusting temperatures downward into the 60s, 70s by the coast and 80s by the bay, near 100 inland. the fog is moving over the bay, and it is over the sutro tower at 6:25 am. thank you. the fog is flying over the golden gate bridge, 21 gusting up to 29, and that is a major difference compared to yesterday when it was seven miles an hour or less. the onshore breeze is in place, still warm for some but noticeably cooler than it was 24 hours ago. here's that thunderstorm that came up from the southeast from the east bay up to san pablo bay and into marin county, fizzling out over petaluma. we are on the western edge of this as a rotated around but we have the hi backing off to allow this onshore breeze. 60s on the temperatures, some 50s, bodega bay and point ray down to 53. look for temperatures warm today but i think you can notice the difference, 60s, 70s, 80s and some 90s. >>> we have the westwind were alex is. >> the wind is bl

we're going to begin in the district where several people were shot overnight along southern avenue southeastour melanie alnwick was first to report from the scene this morning and she joins us live now with the latest. mel. >> reporter: hey, good good morning, maureen and holly. and southern avenue back opened o-the bulk of the police investigation over from this shooting that started at 11:15 last night. you can still see in the and gardens corporation apartments a couple of police cars c still here. that is where most of the victims were shot, this entrance parking lot area to the apartment complex. what we understand is it appears that the sho apartment complex lot. the parking lot area where there was a crowd of people standing around. five to seven people as -- is what we understand shot in this. tough to tell because some of them were not transported, some were just showing up at hospitals. d.c. police still trying to connect all of the dotts here. we saw up to 60 evidence markers, more than 60 evidence markers here on the street. i understand there was a lot of gunfire here. fortunate

q: in southeast, q mccray, abc7 news. michelle: employment grew in may but they were weaker than expected. 138,000 jobs economists had expected a gain of 185,000. the unemployment rate fell to 4.3%. the numbers suggest the fed will raise interest rates later this month. that means borrowing could cost more. you know those to i knowing pop-up ads we all see everywhere? well, google wants to do something about them. it plans to clean up the web with a chrome add blocker next year. however, it won't block all ads from the web. it will only target ads too intrusive and includes those that take up the full screen when you launch a site. jonathan: move over 7-eleven. new store on the block in boston. called 6-twelve. i'm not making that up. the owner of it once owned a 7-eleven. he decided to open up his own store after an ugly legal battle with the franchise. he said the 7-eleven food never sold and wanted to get rid >> what we want we can bring in the store but we have no option. no choice. jonathan: exactly. he eventually lo

and as we get this going we are going to see clouds move into the area from the northwest into the southeastwe have an area of high pressure off to the shore, and it will weaken and continue to move eastward as it does. we have a low pressure system start to affect our area, and here we see clouds developing from the northwest to the southeast and here we have showers in by the afternoon. for the most part today it's going to be pretty nice but i am tracking more rain for later tonight so keep those umbrellas handy if you are headed out for the second half of the day and keep them handy for early tomorrow morning because you will need them. hour by hour coming up in the next weather hit. we will talk about the timing of the rain through tonight into tomorrow. here's your 10-day out look. 80s today, and 70s on monday and upper 60s by tuesday. a chance of late tuesday into wednesday showers. and i stopped on saturday and sunday, because monday the 12th will be night, hot and 90 degrees. make sure you follow us on social media for this steamy forecast. back to you. >> thanks for that, erica. >>

we talked about the problems of southeast asia. we talked about the arms race.lked about the need for common action on concert -- on constructive initiatives for peace. we reached no new agreements -- almost, but not quite -- but new agreements are not always reached in a single conversation, so we are going to eat lunch and spend sunday together again. the first day of the summit talks was over, but for the president, there was still much work to do. after assuring the thousands of enthusiastic onlookers that the meeting had been a good and useful one, he bid a momentary goodbye. 24 -- a 25 hour day. 12 more hours to burn before there would be any rest. it would be difficult to pinpoint any part of lyndon johnson from political career as satisfying as this day. -- he had the public fired the public imagination with face-to-face encounters. for the0 a plate dinner present from club in los angeles, he was able to announce that financially, the democratic party was over the top. the debt had been paid. and if that was not enough good news, he could relish the repo