adrianna: veronica johnson is tracking the latest, but we start with john gonzalez on the ground in the hardest hit area. right now? john: well, people describing their neighborhoods as war zones, adrianna, and we are carefully driving around in mobile track 7 here in stevensville, maryland, surveying some of the damage. take a look. this is the ellen dale neighborhood. you've got insulation from homes that are over 300 yards away and trees are down, fences are down, and take a look. some of these new homes under construction completely flattened. residents say there's no doubt in their mind that airs tornado came through here. look at this. a heavy metal shipping container was thrown at least 100 yards right into the middle of the road there. emergency services with queen anne's county tell us they had the severe weather event, tornado-like activity. and if we push over to roman coke roadway over there, you have trailers that were many crews, several crews on the ground, assessing all of the damage, and now that we are getting daylight out here, they will be able to really get around,

our john gonzalez just got to the scene - live in hyattsville... john? a touching moment last night for bryce harper at last game you see harper playing here in a pair of special edition cleats. they honor late pitcher and friend jose fernandez. fernandez, the former ace of the miami marlins pitching staff died last year in a boating incident. as you can see the cleats feature a portrait of the former cuban star. he was only 24. now to the game - and it was a tight affair last night in miami. nats' own max scherzer getting the start and striking out yankee superstar aaron judge to start. fast forward in the second it's bryce harper making a diving grab. to the sixth and a fun moment -- seattle's nelson cruz takes a mid-at-bat- picture with umpire joe west. extra innings now -- it's veteran robinson cano stepping to the ahead home run. american league wins it 2-to-1. in total the nats' had five players take part in last night's all-star game. max scherzer, bryce harper, ryan zimmerman, stephen strasburg and daniel murphy. seattle's robinson cano took home

in northwest washington, john gonzalez. fbi is among several agencies trying to determine if an explosion that blew apart the doors off of an air force recruiting center in tulsa was an act of terrorism. the office was closed when the bomb exploded and no one was injured. police looking at surveillance cameras in search for the culprit. hawaii sergeant based in was in court after the fbi says he pledged his allegiance to the islamic state. purchased a drone to be used against americans and claimed he wanted to kill a bunch of people with his rifle. the news came as a shock to his father who said his son was practicing muslim never spoke about isis. koranhad the carranza -- and he gave me one and place to study it -- push me to study it so i make like i read it but i did not, i would use every excuse because i had my faith. adrianna: court records say he was reported in 2011 for having pro isis views and lost his security clearance for one year. a manhunt for the man behind what the d.c. police chief calls a despicable act,

in the meantime john gonzalez is in silver spring getting the pulse of the people. on the hill - senate to delay their health care bill, because a key vote is missing. arizona senator john mccain is recovering from surgery over the weekend and will be away from washington this week. and that's not the only delay. the congressional budget office says it will not release it's report today as initially planned. republican leaders say it's not a set back - and that they hope the delay gives them time to convince undecided senators to back the bill. a day of service to honor america's fallen soldiers. this morning, hundreds of volunteers will help cut the grass and trim trees at arlington natioal cemetery. professional landscapers from 29 states will take part in the grounds upkeep. this is the 21st year of the "renewal and remebrance" event, which begins at 7:30 this morning. also happening today - an all day work-session for the fairfax county shool board, as they prepare for a major vote. after months of heated debate - a final vote on renaming "jeb stuart high school"

reporting live, john gonzalez. adrianna: thank you. no wild weather like that is insight. we finally have a break from the heat and humidity. brian van de graaff is here with a look at the forecast. >> looking nice this afternoon, just some scattered clouds and a nice northwesterly breeze, the direction of wind bringing in the drier and more comfortable and. -- air. temperatures very and by midday, 78 right now in downtown. temperatures in the 70's are nice but the fact that the humidity is so low that things will feel more comfortable. .7 in leesburg low-70's from winchester. through the afternoon, low to mid-80's. afternoon, maybe mid-80's by 4:00 and 86 the high later this afternoon. it will feel spectacular. nationals game tonight, great night, they return to the ballpark after being gone for some time and temperatures rather pleasant, seventh-inning stretch, 70, mid-70's when you go home and a comfortable night for baseball. more class tomorrow night and heat and humidity but nice over the weekend. i will talk about that in the next 10 days in a bit. adrianna: thank y

on capitol hill, john gonzalez, abc 7 news. adrianna: it appears attorney general jeff sessions is saying put your the former alabama senator says he has no plans to resign a day after the president blasted him for recusing himself from the rush investigation. trump told the "new york times" he would have never chosen sessions if he knew the recusal was coming to recessions commented earlier today. honoressions: i have the of serving as attorney general. it is something that goes beyond any thought i would have ever had for myself. we love this job. we love this department, and i plan to continue to do so. adrianna: the president's "new york times" interview is raising questions about the fate of special prosecutor robert russia investigation. say removing them would be obstruction of justice. a brawl outside the turkish department last month was recorded on camera. many are facing aggravated assault and misdemeanor assaults. coming up on abc 7 news at noon, a big drug bust in texas. find out what was inside these jugs that lan

our john gonzalez is there. we'll take you live to richmond, coming up at 5:30. day for the skins starting this morning - and eileen it's gonna be pretty hot. - hottest day of the next 5 (feels: low to mid 90s) - weather alert friday - waves of heavy rain, flood risk - unseasonably cool end of july - cool & rainy saturday - beautiful sunday! today: mostly cloudy. warm and humid. isolated pm thunderstorm. highs: 88-91 winds: s 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. warm and humid. isolated shower. lows: 69-75 winds: sw 5 mph friday: mostly cloudy with rain likely. highs: 79-83 winds: sw to ne 5-10 mph caught on camera - raging rivers, caught on camera - raging rivers, caught on camera - raging rivers, taking cars with them. the dramatic flooding in end to a fun night at the fair. a ride, breaking apart mid air. we're live in ohio - next. breaking overnight. ohio state fair. a teenager killed and seven others hurt when a ride broke apart and sent riders flying into the air. mike mccarthy is live in columbus with what happened. happening now - a massive manhunt an inmate

right now, signs of football season, they one of redskins training camp underway, john gonzalez has aside in richmond. >> football is back in richmond, va. day one of training camp for the washington redskins again at their $10 million state-of-the-art f hundreds of fans already here for day one, there will be 23 field where fans can come and see the burgundy and gold. it is free for the next three weeks but you have to download or print a pass online, a fan mobile pass. that is what this man has done. a redskins fan, you are coming from cowboy country, texas. >> san antonio texas. first time. >> a long drive. >> 23 hours, well worth it. >> when did you think of this and what do you think? >> great, a lifetime experience, my wife made it happen. excited to be here. >> a 90 man roster today and it will get to 53 in the next few weeks, camp until august 13 with the first preseason game august in richmond, john gonzalez. day.nna: today was a nice could be storms later and potential for big rain friday and saturday. folks out west are getting it first. people dealing with flooding across

john gonzalez is along indianhead highway to tell us how this happened. john: traffic moving smoothly on the southbound lanes here on indianhead highway route t 210. they have all lanes open on the other side. you can see the traffic vehicles there. they have the tow trucks on the scene. they have one of the vehicles at least on the flatbed of one of the tow trucks. vehicles that really do not look .ike vehicles any longer they were a charger and a mustang. head on collision at 2:30 a.m. this morning. one of the vehicles driving in the wrong direction. both drivers killed instantly at the scene. this was such a violent crash that one of the cars burst into flame. part of the messiest and will include trying to determine if speed or alcohol played a factor, but we can tell you this is an extremely dangerous stretch of roadway. we spoke to one of the residents here who said he and his family have lived here five years. they have seen 20 accidents in that short span. >> something has to be done. we need a light. we need something. i am tired of seeing it. i h

john gonzalez has what led up to her firing her weapon. john: a large police presence right in the heart of old town alexandria. several city blocks have been closed for hours. i'll step out of the way and you see that's the corner of saint asaph and king street where police say around 7:00 this morning one of their officers, an alexandria police officer, was assaulted, was injured. that officer weapon. no one was hit but the suspect was quickly apprehended. >> witnesses had reported the subject was in the area with some sort of a hard object in his hand and he was striking vehicles and people were concerned about that and they had called us. our patrol officers in uniform were responding to the incident. the first officer that arrived on the scene encountered this subject. the subject immediately attacked our officer. our officer was brutally attacked by this subject. she received serious injuries and in fear of her life she drew her service weapon and fired at the suspect in order to save her own life. the officer is a 34-year-old female.

reporting live in temple hills, john gonzalez, good morning washington. autria: thanks for, john. the time now is 6:05. new this morning a massive fire at a historic market in london. more than 70 firefighters spent the entire night at camden market putting out hot spots after this fire at a popular tourist spot. emergency crews were called out before midnight london time, that's around 7:00 p.m. for us. it took nearly three hours to knock down the bulk of the flames and the flare-ups. investigators working on what caused the fire. larry: a double murder, two men shot dead. police say one of the men tried to get help at a nearby restaurant and the other found in a nearby alley. police are off evering an award for any information that leads to a suspect. autria: developing now, new details surfacing about a brutal murder in buoy. lavar beverly is accused of strangling his stepfather ronald pick any over the weekend and we're now learning it isn't the first time he's faced a murder charge. in 2005 he pleaded guilty to second degree murder and served a little more than four years in

john gonzalez is live with what the protesters are demanding. julie:: the storms aren't stopping the john: the storms aren't stopping the protesters and they've marched two miles from the national rifle association on lee highway and they're getting shade and water and getting a couple minutes' rest and then will continue marching. it is members of the moms demand action, black lives matter, and the woman's march, the same movement that organized the rally the day after the inauguration and is close to 18 or 19 miles. again, from the n.r.a. all the way to downtown d.c. to the d.o.j., condemning gun violence from the sandy hook massacre to he philando casteel trial. >> especially in the sum of resistance you'll ee protest being met with the counterprotesters we've seen here today. john: it's hot and a long rally, logistically, how do you get everyone to the d.o.j. safely? >> people are going to walk and we have a lot of sidewalks we'll be on and a lot of water and prayer, freedom songs. we've done this. the group i work with, justice league, we wa

iporting live in hyattsville, am john gonzalez and autria: let's get a check on the forecast. veronica: i am ringing you the that is ocean city, maryland. if you look closely currently you can see some of the cruise during the beach maintenance. we have a west-southwest breeze off the land. 89 degrees right now in ocean city later today. 92 degrees tomorrow. 87 -- 97 degrees on friday. friday is the best chance for storms the beach. keep that in mind if you have travel plans. locally, our temperatures are going up. close to 90 degrees. around 10:00 a.m. this morning. we are up to the triple digits today. it will feel more rest of what interesting in the forecast area and coming up in 10 minutes, we do talk abouou in the area. not just today that each day this week. roads,right now on the northbound 95 is congested out of stafford towards 610. the problem is a stalled car. it was moved over to the shoulder area. all the lanes are open but it is a 23 minute ride acquire.nd towards 610 the westbound 370 tying up the center of the road towards 270. authorities tell me they are run

our john gonzalez talked to them this one. strong reaction on both sides. john: that is right. wherecheers not far from we are standing this morning at union station where this is going to be a talker all day lo ng. after seven years of trying to kill obamacare, the latest effort has fallen flat. as that vote was coming down inside the capitol, this is what was going on outside. >> use our voices as a collective together and we will always win. aohn: that there is camill ofris, the senator california. they gathered outside the capitol for hours during that hearing. well, the protest turned into a celebration. >> things really exploded when we found out that the vote had close. and it was just a, you know, celebratory, electiric, ecstati. can't say enough. we were shocked when we pulled out her phones after this was over at 2:45 in the morning. fully of energy. going back to senator john mccain. after the vote, orrin hatch told reporters "he's different, but i have great empathy for him and what he is going to. hrough. he's a brother." russia isg right now lashing out of the u.s

john gonzalez... what are you working on for the 5 o-clock hour? it's got this creamy sortpanion of light, fluffy texture. a little bit of acidity. a little bite to it. it makes a tomato taste more like a tomato. it makes bacon taste more like bacon. it makes everything that it's with better. it tastes like real ingredients because it's made with real ingredients. i would never use any other mayonnaise in my cooking. if you really care about putting out a quality dish, e's no reason to not give duke's a shot. i think you'll be convinced. right now at five: a health care victory, followed by defeat. the new test in the senate today. a cardinal in court. the new details we're learning about the case against a top vatican offical. and another cool day ahead, but storms are on the way. the weather alert for the end of the week - just ahead. good morning washington. toss to eileen - another comfortable july day; spotty sprinkles - hot & humid tomorrow - weather alert friday - heavy rain & strong storms - few showers saturday, sunday looks great! today:

john gonzalez keeping an eye on the rails. we will keep an eye on the accurate orange and silver lines are single tracking. that is your traffic watch. back in 10. we will update your ride on the road and rails. >> will never see this again in your life. larry: that is true. spinning out notes for how long it took to find of someone was trapped inside that atm. i should not laugh. and 7 on your side protecting your money this morning. the scam going around right now and healthy are trying to use >> this is a stormwatch 7 weather alert. 15tria: the only air now at 6: , and that weather alert coming from nearly triple digit temperatures. the mercury building is so hot, you will feel it during your commute. julie: is live -- john is lit with the details. john: people are already feeling uncomfortable here at the vre station. take a look at the abc 7 weather app. 70 degrees already. the problem with transportation, you see the steel tracks, when it is hot, trains have to slow down because the tracks expand, it is called a sun kink

reporting live, john gonzalez.arry: the afghan girls' robotics team won the courageous achievement award that recognized teenagers that exhibit a can-do attitude under difficult situations. they will tour capitol hill autria: women who wear headscarves have been -- have ab emoji with a headscarf. it was relieved -- released this week on world emoji day. big,: drivers paying up the record set by speed cameras. veronica johnson is tracking this summer sizzler. veronica: we are counting down, we are so excited about the great american solar eclipse that is just 33 days away, six hours, and 25 seconds. this is like on august 21, take a look at this. we will have an 85% eclipse in this area. other parts of the country will be 100% eclipse. that path is starting in the pacific northwest, coming across the nation's midsection to places like nashville and winding up around charleston, south carolina. around 2:40 on august 21 is when we will be at max here. i just posted on the facebook -- on my facebook page the impact it

he got connected with the special olympics when he was eight years john gonzalez, abc7 news. alison: what an honor. nancy: well deserving. alison: i love that it is a surprise. alison: the espys are wednesday night at 8:00 p.m. nancy: next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- it was supposed to be a celebration at a wedding and it ended with a murder. today the trial begins in the case of a caterer killed. >> bizarre court appearance for a man accused of a terrible and a bizarre murder. nancy: new at 5:00. caught on camera. a mom called it an intense morning. you think? where the water spout touched down that had her hunkered down with her kids. that's when we join you at 5:00. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. michelle: a story we told you about over the weekend. nancy: a man accused of killing his stepdaughter and posing a picture of himself with the body. michelle: now a bizarre court appearance from that man. maryland bureau chief brad bell witnessed what happened in court today. brad: it started off routine. the hearing was a bond review required by law.

john gonzalez, abc7 news. nancy: good news on steve scalise who is out of intensive care for a second time. the congressman remains in serious condition and is still trted for an infection. he had another surgery last week. he was shot in the head in june when a gunman opened fire on the g.o.p. baseball team as it practiced for the annual charity game. the shooter was killed. on the hill now, all hands on deck. the senate delaying the august recess by two weeks hoping to get more done before the break. the recess will now begin the third week of the month. they don't need that long to finalize healthcare. they claim revised version of the g.o.p. healthcare plan will be ready by tomorrow. the hope is for a vote next week. alison: as the president's son speaks out about a meeting with a russian lawyer last summer, the nominee to lead the f.b.i. goes under oath. christopher wray faced a barrage of questions from eager senators during his confirmation hearing today. emily rau with the moment wray was asked about t

we are going to send it like to john gonzalez in laytonsville, where we had some earlier troubles. nderstand we are now open on woodfield road, john. john: that's right, angela. this this 01's again up and running. it is the morning after. floodwaters have receded. there are still some tree cutting operations going on at this hour. wait until you hear how much rain fell here in upper montgomery county. we will tell you all about it. a two alarm fire in the district keeps firefighters very busy. this is some it's go time at dunkin' with two egg and cheese wake-up wraps for $2. enjoy two freshly made oven-toasted wraps and keep on running all day long. america runs on dunkin'. and keep on running all day long. from fields and factories they came looking for opportunity. they worked hard. we helped them work harder. they are the students of strayer university. for 125 years, we've supported as they've rewritten the future. and to all who seek their true potential, we say, let's get it, america. no, please, please, oh

john gonzalez is live there with more - and john this looks more like something out of a video game!rt of nats: 0:06 out ... walking down!!! followed by snap, snap, snap of paint gun right now: d-c police- want you to see this d-c police- want you to see this surveillance footage. officers want to find these guys. it's in connection with a swarm of a-t-v's and dirt bikes- riding dangerously - in several locations. we've been showing you the footage for weeks. investigators need your help. to see more surveillance footage- go to wjla.com. developing now- an intesifying showdown with north korea. the u-n security council met for an emergency meeeting wednesday. speaking to the group, u-s ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley, called the test a "clear and sharp military escalation" -- and said u-s military action remains on the table. haley also threatened u-s trade with china and threatened u-s trade with china and russia, north korea's largest trading partners - and urged both nations to take action. haley also threatened u-s trade with china and russia, north korea's largest

john gonzalez has reaction from the community. these are the bullets that go inside the paintball gun. once they hit someone or something they splatter and make a mess. this is the building, one paintballs recently. in fact, in the past three weeks the residents here say it is out of control. this is mother ris road. this road and the neighboring roads turned into a battlefield. it's usually confined to a designated area where there is regulation and everyone is safe. but the residents here say the paintball guns have been out of control in an area that has been struggling for decades with real gun violence. now it appears the paintball guns have been turned into dangerous weapons. dumpsters, bus stop, cars, building, street signs, houses and more significantly people have been sprayed. a handful of injuries have been reported. >> i was wondering what happened to the door? it broke down when we got in the bath we seen blue paint. >> residents have been calling the police statio m.p.d. telling us they are well away of the problem a

john gonzalez joins us live with more on this. john as john mentioned, traffic noon today. find out about delays by signing up for text alerts at wjla dot com. a moment to remember a d-c broadcasting legend. jim vance was honored before last night's nationals game. the team, playing a video of vance throwing out a first pitch back in 20-13 and showed photos of him throughout his career. vance passed away over the weekend after a short battle with cancer. this saturday marks the one-year anniversary of that devastating flash flood in ellicott city, maryland. the flood killed two people, left main street in ruins, and destroyed the clock at the end of the street. that clock is being replaced. the new clock will be formally dedicated at 11:30 saturday morning. the clock will be restarted at noon. pieces of the original clock are now on display at the ellicott city museum. last year's floods, also leaving behind an amazing discovery. the waters ripped away dry wall in the storage area in one of theh secret cave that may date back to the 19th century. this morning - exclusive fo

john gonzalez is back live in stevensville this morning- john? to see more pictures of the in queen anne's county go to our website w-j-l-a dot com. and don't forget to sign up for stormwatch seven text alerts so you know when storms or tornadoes are about to move through. 5:xx and new this morning... israel is taking down metal detectors at a holy site sacred to both muslim and jewish people.... the move to install the detectors angered palestinians and set off some of the deadliest clashes between israel and palestine. palestinians saw the metal detectors as israel claiming control over the shrine in jerusalem. so the israeli securit recommendations to use "smart checks" and other measures to secure the site... more police will be in the area until those measures are installed. those metal detectors were installed after arab gunmen killed two police officers earlier this month. a man is in custody, after a six-hour barricade situation in centreville, virginia. the incident began around 3:30 yesterday afternoon, when authorities received a domes

john gonzalez is on the potomac with an alert. john: we are now in the nation's capital picking out the spot for tonight's fireworks. thousands will do the same. you have barbecues, picnics, nationals baseball. the crowds on the national mall. but thousands will also be on boats. that is the beauty about our city, that we can do that. natural resources, police and the u.s. coast guard will also be out aggressively making sure everyone is having a good time but also playing nice, following by the rules. there are a lot of rules and laws. first, make sure you have life jackets. this is very important. resources police want you to have it on, in fact. it's not the law. you just have to have it on the boat at all times. children do have to have the life jackets on at all times. we are getting waves. i don't know if you notice that. you want to be mindful of your wake today if you are coming to the national mall. we are it the mouth of the washington channel. anacostia on one side and the potomac on the other. this is a no-wake zone so

our john gonzalez is among them - he joins us live on the potomac coming up at six a deadly accident blocking baltimore >> now, "good morning washington" on your side. we begin with a breaking news alert. x breaking new, a deadly train wreck setting down roots. what happened that sent an suv onto the roads and the backup your are dealing with now. >> and north korea is one step closer to the u.s. >> celebrating our independence. asing a look at festivities you wake up to celebrate the fourth of july. it is a great start to the day. adrianna: the day is going to be pretty solid until 2:00?

adrianna: veronica johnson is tracking the latest, but we start with john gonzalez on the ground in the hardest hit area.

reporting live in fairfax county, john gonzalez. adrianna: thank you for that. meeting to discuss the new plan to repeal and replace the affordable care act. mitch mcconnell is releasing an updated health care bill, the new legislation allegedly keep most of the initial medicaid cuts and make other changes aimed at nailing down some support. he president yesterday said will be very angry if the senate fails to pass the revamped health care bill. donald trump and the first lady in paris right now celebrating this field day -- bastille date with the new french president as controversy swirls around the donald trump jr. emails with a russian lawyer during the election. we are in trip. ♪ >> french president macron welcomed president trump on thursday and they held a joint press conference. the russian election interference and donald trump jr.'s meeting with the russian lawyer during the campaign following the president overseas here. >> in retrospect, i would have done things to family. >> emails told donald jr. he would receive information that would incriminate h

the latest in a surge in murders in prince goerge's county john gonzalez is live on the scene. johnny what can you tell us? toss to veronica veronica today: partly sunny, hot and humid, pm thunderstorms possible (30%) highs: 93-98 heat index: near 100 winds: southwest 5-10 mph tonight: warm and very humid lows: 71-77 winds: south 5 mph wednesday: hot and humid, pm (40%) highs: 93-98 heat index: around 100 winds: southwest 5-10 mph a fire this morning in the 4300 block of 7th street nw at a two story row house... is now under 7th street nw at a two story row house... is now under control. two people went to the hospital for evaluation. the call came in about an hour ago -- firefighters are still hitting 7th street nw at a two story row house... is now under control. two people went to the hospital for evaluation. about an hour ago -- firefighters are still hitting hotspots -- the fire spread through the first floor and back porch. the house we're told was undergoing renovations. developing now.. an active-duty soldier based in hawaii is in custody on terrorism charges. ikaika ka

john gonzalez is live in lorton with more on this. you can beat the heat with the stormwatch 7 get one-touch instant updates wherever you are. it's available on google play and the app store. veronica has another check on the forecast - in just three minutes. new this morning.. president trump arrives in paris for his third trip to europe since taking office. the president and first lady are spending two days in paris with french president emmanuel macron. this afternoon , the president will hold his first press conference since the news broke of a link between his son and russia. abc's arlette saez is in paris with more.' the topic of russia dominated questioning during confirmation hearing for f-b-i director christopher wray. the nominee disputed the president's claim that the special counsel's investigation is a "witch hunt." the f-b-i director's filled on an interim basis since the president fired james comey in may. the house has postponed its official photo for the 115th congress until louisiana congressman steve scalise can tak

john gonzalez is live on capitol hill with the reaction pouring in. cnn's chief medical core sanjay gupta spoke to mccains doctors about the diagnosis. he says the sanjay gupta spoke to mccains doctors about the diagnosis. he says the to mccains doctors about the diagnosis. he says the senator's family is still determining the best course of treatment. dr. gupta says this is the same agressive form of brain cancer that killed senator ted kennedy eight years ago. stay with abc7, newschannel8 and wjla.com for continuing coverage of john mccains cancer diagnosis. developing now - troubling images from a baltimore police officer's body camera. the video - appearing to show an officer planting evidence, while others watched! sam sweeney is here with more - sam? know that evidence did lead to an arrest. but this morning, the video is raising doubts about that arrest and dozens of other cases he's been involved with. take a look - the video shows the officer walking down an alley, sifting through some trash and finding a bag of drugs inside a soup can. but b

in southeast washington, john gonzalez. adrianna: catherine hoggle will return to court this morning and a judge ruled she is not confident to stand trial. it has been nearly three years since the montgomery county mother was charged in the disappeared of her young children. they were three and two at the time, she has been getting treatment at a psychiatric hospital and her children have never been found. the man charged with bringing an arsenal of weapons to the trump hotel will be backn friday to release him. prosecutors say he drove from his pennsylvania home to the district in may with a military style rifle. he pleaded not guilty and has been ordered to have a mental evaluation at his hearing is slated for 4:00 this afternoon. i've update on a disturbing story out of charles county. new details on the work history of an hiv-positive school aid charged with sexually assaulting boys and producing child pornography. suzanne kennedy has the latest. suzanne: carlos beltran's multiple use of experience in the county school

john gonzalez is live in southeast with the clue police hope will help them crack the case. . and this morning - a murder mystery in riverdale. help to catch a killer - and identify their victim. take a look. police released this sketch of a man found dead sunday along 60th avenue. his death has been ruled a homicide. there's a 25-thousand dollar reward for information about the victim and a possible suspect. parents and experts in charles county, maryland are focusing on sex assault awareness county: the case involving former teachers' aide and coach carlos bell. at a town hall meeting last night, people prayed for guidance. bell is accused of sexually abusing at least seven middle school boys, and creating child pornography. he revealed he's h-i-v positive. during the meeting, health professionals shared tips on how parents can keep their children safe. bell was arrested june 30th, and is being held without bond. june 30th, and is being held without bond. this morning - we know it took months for police to arrest bell. adrianna hopkins has more on why justice may have been d

northern montgomery county, roads still closed right now from yesterdays storms. well check in wtih john gonzalez in a few minutes. police are still searching for the killer of a father of three from chillum, maryland.. and loved ones are mourning his loss. about a hundred people gathered for a vigil last night for 37-year-old anthony russell. he was gunned down at an apartment complex. police found his body on the morning of july 8th. he'd been shot four times. he had left a dice game on his scooter hours before. russell's family believes this was a robbery. his pockets were turned inside out. and his wallet and cell phone were missing. prince william county, virginia is weighing in on deadly shootings in the county. last night he met with concerned residents. the number of homicides in prince william county the number of homicides in prince william county jumped from 10 in 20-15.. to 22 last year. so far this year, there have been three murders in the county. police chief barry barnard wants citizens to be alert, and to contact police if they notice suspicious activity. ad lib weather tease -an

john gonzalez is here with a story about the damage yesterday any laytonsville area of montgomery county last night. >> things getting back to normal slowly and laytonsville, maryland, this area got a lot of rain, over 4.5 inches of rain. three separate sections of woodfield road were closed overnight. we are set up at one of these spots where there was flooding, one of the creeks jumping its banks and you can see some of the residue, what is left over of standing water. you can see the ground and how it is flattened, looks like someone combed the all the rising water that came over onto the roadway. they had to close woodfield road at three locations, there were so many issues many drivers we spoke to found themselves having to deep tort more than once. -- detour more than once. >> they have everything blocked off than the water is high. floodwatersst grading problems in montgomery county, also down the trees and power lines. i do not live far from here and the rain came down fast and coming down hard. they reopened woodfield road, but you still have some titles and mud -- puddles and m

. >> reporter: for 16-year-old john gonzalez, the most meaningful stage is disney hall where proud parents students hitting all the right notes. ♪ >>> and that is "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. tomorrow, how the call of the wild helped one man find his own path to success. and inspire others. i'm jose diaz-balart reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of your time. good night. >>> right now at 6:00, a car found in the water and a man found wounded in a popular marina. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening everyone thank you for joining us i'm terrie mcsweeney. peggy bunker is off tonight. a violent scene? bergly. gunfire rings out and police make a troubling discovery. sergio live at the scene for us. >> reporter: terry we know one man was injured in the shooting. he was inside the vehicle pulled out of the marina a few feet from here. this is a picture that one witness took of that vehicle. you can see it's laying on its side on the rocks. that witness tells us the vehicle was in the water and had just been pulled to the shore by a couple of tow trucks.

john gonzalez is live on capitol hill. an outpouring of love and support. john: there and sadness in the hallways on capitol hill. this is an aggressive type of brain can't her. cancer.ut -- of brain only about 12,000 are diagnosed each year. the senator from arizona left capitol hill last week, undergoing a procedure to remove a blood clot above his left eye. revealedt, pathology the brain tumor. meghan mccain released a statement saying my love for my father is boundless. i cannot and do not wish to be in a world without him. >> i talked to john. he said i'm going to have to stay here longer, take some treatments, and i will be back. we talked about five minutes. he says he has been through worse. a sickly, we about health care and the nda. this disease has never had any more worthy opponent. john: a strong voice in congress for 30 years. never afraid to use that voice and break ranks, voting on both sides of the aisle. reactions from current and former. always beend he has a fighter. we send our thoughts and prayers to him, cindy, and their family. saying

. >> reporter: for 16-year-old john gonzalez, the most meaningful stage is disney hall where proud parentsnts hitting all the right notes. ♪ nightly news" for this reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of your time. good night. >>> unforeseen circumstances. the reason given for justin bieber unexpectedly canceling the remainder of his world tour. welcome to access hollywood weekend edition, i'm liz hernandez. bieber super exhausted. another reason given. only access has factors at play. and to start, we go straight to justin himself. >> is everything okay? >> yeah, it's fine. >> yeah? >> just had enough of being on the road, yeah? >> i've been on tour for two years. >> long stretch. >> looking forward to down time. >> just resting. relaxation. going to ride some bikes. >> smiling, friendly. bieber calmly answered all the questions as he walked by the beach in santa monica. on the same day he abruptly canceled the rest of his purpose tour which began in march 2016. since then he has performed 150

and that is where we find john gonzalez. john: it is going to be h-o-t. the nothing will stop this massive rally that is scheduled for this morning. it's actually going to start right outside the beltway and end up in downtown d.c. we are in mobile track 7 following the route. that is the nra headquarters in fairfax county. that is where will start. they're expecting thousands of people. you can see security guards have laid out the caution tape, and they also have cones in the parking lot. this is the route. waples mill road. they will take a couple of back roads and end up on lee highway, route 29 and walk all the way to the department of justice. an 18 mile trek. this is the same movement that organized the women's march the day after the inauguration. you remember, you are seeing some of the video, how may people showed up for that. hundreds of thousands. this time they are protesting the nra's response to th the police officer has been acquitted. the rally starts at 10:00 this morning. 18 miles down route 29. marchers say they will stay on the sidewa

. >> reporter: for 16-year-old john gonzalez, the most meaningful stage is disney hall where proud parentss hitting all the right notes. ♪ nightly news" for this saturday. i'm jose diaz-balart reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of your time. good night. >>> down the first base line! ♪ >> it is finally cleared out here in the delaware valley. it's time to play a little corn hole and head out to the ballpark for the baseball game. have an adult beverage or two as the phils take on the atlanta braves in game two of the four-game series. >> i am tom mccarthy with mike schmidt and ben davis. the phillies offense has come to

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john gonzalez is there this morning. a different type of football and a couple of guys that play football very well, the brazilian striker playing for parcel luna, his teammate messi considered the best player in the world. both will be dressed and ready for the game tonight at fedex field. play for a change. they are playing manchester united and that means thousands of fans as part of the international champions cup. landover one of 10 different cities. these two teams played here six years ago, a record soccer attendance for fedex field, nearly 86,000 fans. you get the drift here, it is going to be very crowded and you definitely want to get here early. blocked so already you cannot drive around the stadium this morning. prince george's county police already have the cones and they are set up for what will be a huge crowd tonight. the game starts at 7:30, manchester united and barcelona. the four you get inside to see that traditional -- before you get inside to see that traditional red, white, and of red for traffic t