heading back home to bethesda. tell me that you were going down east-west highway and the bus started t what happened next? >> after that, all i hear is heat on the right side of the truck. jeff: what happens? >> the tires blow. obviously, i "lost" control of the -- i lost control of the truck. other fires were fine. try i told avoid it going left but the truck kept coming right, right, right. so i guess him trying to avoid hit me again, got up on the curve and ended up hitting the tree. my truck came down and i let it keep going before it stop. maintain myself. jeff: so even when you are in a truck the bus has extreme force on the road. you don't have injuries thankfully. you run up to the bus and what happens next? >> so, when my truck hit over there, wherever it stopped. i got out of the truck. i was free. i took my belt, got off and come here to try to help the guy. another guy with me opened the door and tried to bring the jeff: everyone is focused on the driver. news chopper 7 overhead and has remarkable vide

. >>> right now the search is on for the person who stole a very special bicycle in bethesda.t was left as a memorial to tim holden, killed in a bike accident last august. new at 11:00, jackie benson spoke to the man who that bike memorial. jackie joins us live from massachusetts avenue. jackie? >> reporter: doreen, at the time this bike was stolen, an american flag and a navy s.e.a.l. trident were attached to it. whoever took this bike has upset and offended a lot of people. the white bicycle at the scene of last august fatal crash in bethesda was a tribute to timothy holden, a man larger than life. a u.s. navy s.e.a.l. and decorated gulf war veteran and devoted father and an avid cyclist. hundreds of d.c. area riders assembled for his military funeral at arlington national cemetery. he was 64. >> my road bike. >> reporter: peter of fairfax, a fellow cyclist, who donated the boke, didn't know tim holden but admired the men. >> it is hurtful to the people th aspires to be tim holden. it was 6:00 in the morning and there he is working on his fitness, his p.t. and going to visit

. >> reporter: rice and her husband paid $680,000 cash for this bethesda, maryland, home in a pricey neighborhood. it was small, just over 1,000 square feet. she's doubling the size and gutting everything, adding $500,000 of upgrades. >> that's how you build a house. >> reporter: but she expects a 15% to 20% return. more than she would get on a foreclosure in a less-desirable neighborhood. >> i think that the distressed property makes a great story. but in real estate, it's always location, location, location. so in the locations where there might not be as many distressed properties, there's actually a great room for improvement. >> i'm representing the women of the world. >> reporter: the share of home sales that were flipped jumped 20% in the first quarter of this year from the previous quarter to the highest level in two years. and the returns are rising as well. the average gross profit for flippers was more than $58,000, the high nest over a decade. flipping a house in a high-end neighborhood like this one definitely means more cash up front. but not necessarily more risk. goin

bethesda's katie ledecky is getting ready for olympic trials tonight.e'll tell you how she is preparing to make history. >>> plus, construction concerns. if you've ever driven over one of those grates on you're not alone. see what happened after the road gave way. >> we'll get to that katie ledecky interview in a bit but first the supreme court struck down a controversial law in texas and it could have broader implications. in a 5-3 vote, the justices rule that texas' law, that would make it harder for a woman to get abortion, while supporters argued it would protect a woman's health, it could impact laws in several other states. here's pete williams. >> reporter: this is easily the most important abortion ruling in 25 years. 25 years ago, the supreme court said the states can impose restrictions on access to abortion but only if it wouldn't constitute to what the court called an undue burden on the woman's right to choose. the court said the texas law flunks that test. and sets up restrictions without providing any medical benefit. that's an undue burd

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bethesda at about 5:00. moving into the district at about 5:30. alexander right around that 6:00 p.m. hour. future weather not so much the location, but notice the trend as we move on into the evening hours. 6:00 still tracking areas of heavy rain. 8:00, potentially some heavy rain still hanging on. once we move past 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 p.m., it is mainly dry. your weather headlines. tomorrow the better of the two weekend days. sunday is going to be a storm team 4 weather alert day with strong to severe thunderstorms. next week looking absolutely fabulous. just about every day low humidity, plenty of sunshine. tomorrow not plenty of sunshine in the forecast. at least some limited sun. 7:00 a.m., 69 degrees. by noon, temperatures at 80 that's when we'll start to see some peeks of sun. by 4:00 p.m., the chance for scattered thunderstorms. 84 degrees, that will be our high temperature. heavy rain is possible because of the mugginess. as far as severe weather is concerned with any storms late in the day tomorrow, i'm really not seeing that as a h

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toward downtown bethesda. the traffic conditions are standard.here has not been any winds to report. we haven't seen lightning. this is strictly as we have seen in rockville a rainstorm. live in rockaway, i'm kevin lewis. back to you. steve: the heavy rain will continue for the next hour or so. this is the cell we are looking at that he is under. moving toward south and east. i will eventually move to the district and arlington and alexandria. we will track it for you. fairfax will be 5:11. oldtown alexandria around 5:30 hour. it's nothing that is exp heavy downpours. rumble of thunder. sunday looking at storms. lower 80's. if you are staying in town keep an eye to the sky and stay with abc7, wjla.com on sunday. looking at a high likelihood for the strong storms across the areament the greatest threat is gusty wind and heavy rain. download your stormwatch7 weather app. look at the next seven days and it will improve on monday. lower 80's. chance for a few showers on tuesday. rain, friday afternoon. rush hour commute. mix it together and what do y

we hit d.c., bethesda, silver spring. not much of a problem. rain hitting the windshield, all we have seen the last couple of hours. the clouds have been hearing -- clearing. you can see them behind us, clearing out. they certainly looks darker couple hours ago. we also saw the trees moving around here from mobile track 7. the wind does not seem to be a problem. all in all, not bad on the road as we roll around the dmv, but we will be here. if we spot anything, we will certainly join you again. back to you guys. jonathan: drive safe. kelly: he's in germantown right now. we understand there's power lines downed where you are? matt: that's right, kelly. i'm on brink road in germantown, which sustained some of the worst damage this afternoon. around 4:15, some type of micro-burst touched down in the area. as you might be able to see, it brought down a whole bunch of trees right here on brink road, and power lines. the montgomery county fire department picks up the story from there. >> apparently during the storm, several large tree branches came d

reporting from bethesda, scott abraham, abc 7 sports. snap their seven-game skid. may not happen. 3-0 brewers after this bomb. geton ramos continues to runs, r.b.i. in the second. that brings home dana murphy. right now it is -- that brings in daniel murphy. hardy smacks one of the middle, base hit. jonathan schoop will score. o's take the lead. moments later, adam jones, a alvarezer to center, scores. the orioles never look back and they win the game, 5-0. watch d.c.ng note, united-new england revolution on our sister station news channel 8. with the match beginning at 7:00. and the spurs, warriors, and thunder are in the running for the top free-agent, kevin durant. and i'm sure that these he is trying to get a face to face with that guy, bring him home. man: hey baby, how are you? woman: i have a surprise for you. man: you have a surprise for me? and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial support. because we cover any difference between their military pay and their dominion salary, and continue benefits for them and their

bethesda,ture in temperature there is 73, not bad, comfortably humid.t the lunch hour, pushing 80 in fredericksburg. the lower-80's this afternoon with clouds and a little bit of sunshine and we may see thundershowers come back at us during the evening but i think they will be few and far between. tomorrow and into riding morning. -- into friday morning. we will let you know when high temperatures return coming up. jummy: thank you. new information into the fatal accident, tour bus two of the 15 injured remain in critical condition this noon. the parkway was reopened this morning after an eight hour shutdown because of the head-on collision between a tour bus and a passenger car, one of the passengers on the bus died, police say good samaritans helped return the bus to its wheels and authorities are trying to identify the individuals. a cyclist rushed to the hospital this morning and northwest d.c. after being struck by a car, cameras were rolling after it happened. this is ontario street and columbia road around 9:00 this morning, the driver said he wa

. >>> a slow go on the beltway and earlier crash near river road in bethesda caused this traffic backed up past i-66 in virginia and, of course, because it is a friday there were a lot of cars on the road so if you plan to join them, be patient. >>> keep your umbrella close, you know, nearby, first alert howard bernstein evening storms. right, howie? >> yes. the ones out there are quite hefty and let's show you. delmar, a lot of activity in the mountains. locally there has been a couple of showers and up in montgomery county falling apart and watching this heavy one that has had lightning and going through northern charles and waldorf, some of the rainfall 3 or 4-inches an hour. it should be long time gone by five in la plata. howard county a couple of showers and montgomery county it has fallen apart and rocking and rolling in the mountains. war field warning for granted and rockingham until 5:30 and for hardy until 5:15 and this will be extended if markets heavy showers in the last 30 or 40 minutes. temperatures 70s and low 80s. a few showers this evening but much better news for the

stephanie ramirez bridges us that story from bethesda. >> reporter: that ghost bike was right here. she notice it had missing just before she came to wash the flag that was over the ghost bike. she is the widow of a retired navy captain tim holden who died early in the morning last august. he was riding his bike when he was struck and killed by a 22- year-old driver in this area. a member of the cycling community arranged the ghost bike as a reminder to share the road. pam holden and her brother-in- law hope it's returned. >> we used to go there every day. >> it's tragic that someone felt it necessary to take the bike, which means so much to our family. >> it's disgusting. >> reporter: that person you heard from there, he is an avid cyclist and the person who put up the ghost bike here. tonight at 11 you will hear more from him and the family and their words to the person or people who may have taken this cyclist memorial. stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> this is not the first time police had stolen ghost bike. police are offering up to a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arr

alison: developing now cut a disturbing arrest of a bethesda science teacher. police say he was taking inappropriate photos of students in the classroom. as richard reeve reports, he is charged with sex abuse. richard: at bethesda chevy chase high school, students and parents are in shock. >> i was like, what? why would you do this? richard: many learning wednesday that former science teacher thomas scriber is under arrest, used of taking inappropriate pictures of students. like something like this happens with our kids. richard: the i last october, when a 14-year-old girl said that scriber took pictures up her skirt with his cell phone. >> really surprised. richard: a special victims unit detective followed up, and with his consent went through the phone. a worn search revealed more search-- a warrant revealed more photos, focused on buttocks and breasts. >> i'm glad that i took my child out of the school three years ago. >> i hope that you can find forgiveness and your family can get help. richard: the school said there was a serious breach of trust, integrit

live at bethesda, jackie bensen, news 4. >>> zika virus cases are dropping fast.hat's the message from health officials in brazil as rio de janeiro gets ready to host the olympics in august. health officials say there were 4,000 new cases in march. and fewer than 100 new cases. they say by august, temperatures fewer than 20 people attending the games to contract the virus. still american health officials say it is too risky for pregnant women from the u.s. to make the trip there. the world health organization says the games do not need to be cancelled, but they are calling for an emergency zika summit next week. >>> growing fears in florida after the state was battered by trorp colin. it traveled with torrential rain and damaging winds flooding low-lying areas. the governor is concerned the standing water will be a greeding ground for mosquitoes. scott is now urging florida residents to clear their homes of standing water if they can. he is also asking for federal assistance. >> zika virus will be hard to fight. none of the remains of that tropical storm effecting

outer loop back from college park back over toward bethesda.ew accident southbound bw parkway after 197. right lane getting by there. eun, back into you. >>> and take a look at the surveillance photos. montgomery county police are looking for this man whom they say stole cigarettes from a rockville safeway store and swung a knife at an employee. they say the thief fled on a bike. no one was hurt. >>> happening today, a dedication for medstar washington hospital's center latest edition. the heart and vascular hospital set to open next month on the campus of met starr washington center. the state-of-the-art facility will become the skrikts's first and only heart and vascular hospital. >>> and in ne"news 4 your healt" comforting news for anyone who wakes up early. world health organization says there is no conclusive evidence that coffee causes cancer and it may in fact protect people from uterine cancer, heart disease. 22 years ago, they had warned it was possibly car sin againic. >> they reviewed a lot of study aptook into can the that there was

eastbound route 3 north to 95, the ramp is closed due to paving. 270 south from frederick down toward bethesda, should be open. a dump truck in urbana is crowding the right lane. >>> notes left on her car, her license plato times. and that's not all. who police say is behind the crime. >>> and clinton versus sanders and trump. how the democratic frontrunner is trying to tackle both of her opponents right now in 16. fwrs 20 >>> i guess secretary clinton is looking at polls that suggest otherwise. >> an excited bernie sanders as we learn just how close the california democratic primary could be. voters go to the polls on tuesday. 475 democratic delegates up for grabs in california. a poll out yesterday showing bernie sanders. and that is well within the poll's 4.2 point margin of error for likely voters there. sanders victory in california even by a small margin could give him justification to remain in the race through july's democratic convention despite trailing in the delegate math. let's go live to capitol hill and bring in tracie potts on this. it's looking like again bernie sanders not go

live in bethesda, kevin lewis, abc7 alison: thank you.hen "abc7 news at 5:00" continues we'll get back to the story that dominated the news in the past 24 hours. the nightclub massacre in orlando. how politics is playing a role in this tragedy. leon: what do you think is going through the mind of the shooter's father? he is talking. he is not holding back his feelings. >> closing arguments in the trial of a fairfax county man arrested wearing only a diaper. i'm jeff goldberg. coming up, why the prosecution says do not believe a word the defense is saying. that's next. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. leon: f.b.i. director james comey says the suspect in the orlando nightclub shooting was radicalized. comey says omar mateen support ed several conflicting investigations. the f.b.i. investigated him but never found ties to the terror groups and the investigations were dropped. >> we are also going to look hard at our own work to see there is something we should have done differently. so far the honest answer is i

a former bethesda chevy chase high school teacher has been arrested. police say todd scriber took inappropriate pictures of three female student this is his came classroom. he's been charged with three counts. a letter was sent home to the parents. scriber is no longer working for the school system. >>> and oregon man has died in a hot spring at yellowstone. park officials say the 23-year-old slippin strength on tuesday afternoon. they say the man and his sister were hiking off trail. signs telling visitors to stay on the trail for their safety. >> don't go into thermal features because these kind of things happen and it's devastating not only to of course the families that are involved, but also the folks that have to go and rescue them. >> rangers also say a father and son were burned when a boy fell through a thermal cruz near the park over the weekend. >>> it is a first for prince george's county. one man convicted for murder literally because of the blink of an eye. this morning we're getting a look at the video that helped convict him. >>> a live

heading out to bethesda, congressional country club, definitely here's what you're going to need todayyour sunglasses and sun block. you'll be comfortable. sleeveless and shorts and flip-flops, and put away the umbrella. no rain today. we'll be off to a dry start for the rest of the day for the tournament and all around the region, and staying that way for the afternoon and into the evening. right now, storm team 4 temperatures showing upper 60s, near 70, shenandoah valley from the blue ridge east across virginia and maryland, low to mid-70s. reagan national now 75. beautiful day on the bay. great day for sailing. northeast breeze around 5 to 15, low 70s there. storm team 4 radar not showing rain anywhere from the mountains to the atlantic beaches. great beach day, too. water temperatures, hovering in upper 60s. near 80 by nooe. mid-80s, low humidity lots of sunshine all the way until late afternoon into the mid-80s. storm team 4 four-day forecast, another gorgeous, june day. tomorrow afternoon highs up around 80. lots of sunshine and again another day with low humidity, and then getti

live in bethesda, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. alison: thank you.prosecutors in the freddie gray trial called on a special witness to take the stand against officer caesar goodson. his colleague william porter. porter testified that he told goodson that gray needed to go to the hospital. only because gray said the magic words. he wanted a medic. he also said gray did not ask for help until the fourth wagon stop after goodson called for backup. goodson faces porter is awaiting a new trial after his first trial ended in a hung jury. scott: still ahead at 4:00 -- how you can make a difference in the aftermath of the deadly terror attack in florida. michelle: we will go live to orlando for the latest on how that community is coming together after the deadliest mass shooting in american history. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. michelle: our live team coverage of the mass murder in orlando are emerging now with stories of heart break. stephanie ramos shows us how people saved each other at the height of the horrific ordeal. s

we have a crash in bethesda river road west bar avenue. caution that. secondarys looking good. problem free in gaithersburg. little congestion through urbana on 2 it's affecting eastern markets and minnesota road let's look at virginia. damage of transportation holding pub welcome meeting tonight on plans to wide ep rolling road from 2 to 40 r lines. they want to wide ep the lines to east congestion and public is invited to atnd a presentation at 7. it's in west springfield. if you take that route it's a meeting you may want to attend. back to you wisdom and holly. >> 5:49 is the time. let's look at other stories engaging with most on social media. >> for that pawr mature at the realtime news tracker. >> firstp a push to block harriet tub man from gracing 20 bill. stay what? right. steve king filed amendment to prevent my non to be spent redesigning currency the exact motive is up clear and he's it was weeks ago they said tub man would replace andrew jack sop opt bill. >> a jaguar that trotted out for olympic torch passage through the amazon was killed

so perfect weather for golf at congressional in bethesda for today.temperatures right now there are in the upper 6 oos. upper 60s shenandoah valley, near 70 right inside the beltway in nearby virginia and the bay. not showing rain anywhere in the vicinity. we're all dry this morning. walking, biking, hiking, your forecast for the day ahead, we'll have it by 9:00 in the mid-70s. that's when we'll get a little sun breaking out. by noon going mostly sunny. ought to be near 80 by then. by 3:00 p.m. with lots of sunshine and light wind, we ought to be into the mid-80s. a delightful day for outdoor exercise and recreation. storm team 4 four-day forecast, keep this going. tomorrow, after highs on sunday reaching the upper 80s with lot low humidity still in place. average is 87. up there sunday and again monday. the difference monday, it will get more humid. and also a likelihood of afternoon storms on monday. highs upper 80s. could get showers around off and on on tuesday. maybe afternoon thundershowers. highs mid-80s. storm team 4 seven-day outlook into wed

things are quiet onr the top oo the beltway through bethesda kensington silver spring. problem free on 95 southbound from the irc to the beltway bel but watch for road work on 1098 both directions betweens be old baltimore road and old viclc boulevard.bo we'll let you know when thatnown clears. inbound traffic on five nod problems. same story on 301 to surrattssur road theme 01 is looking good.ki pennsylvania werer marlboro is quiet cruising to the beltway andng t across the beltway on the beltw wilson bridge things are fine f n stafford a little bit ofaf volume increasinfo by 610 but bt nothing to slow us down just yet. metro gearing up for servicear right now but is on time on t except for the safetrack work.or we'll talk about that and howlkt it's affecting the orange and silver lines. lin back to you wisdom and holly.d h >> montgomery county police ask for your help capturingap man who they say is walkingalki around exposing himself ing himi public. public >> today prosecutors in the trial of offayicer caesar c goodson are expected to begin tb wrapping up their case

use 16th street or the beltway from silver spring closer to bethesda. we are focused on this.hris papst is in mobiletrak7 checking in on the afternoon driver. chris? chris: it's safetrack and a lot of people thought there would be more congestion between ballston and east falls church. wi are four miles from 495. we are traveling the speed limit. this is probably lighter than what it normally would be on monday. this is in front of us. this is in back of us. we are traveling well. if you hit the roads at 5:00, this is looking pretty good on the rush hour. in d.c. inside the beltway. on monday. back to you. jonathan: once you get outside the beltway it's heavier traffic. jamie: we do see delays. as far as the traffic headingoutbound 23 minutes from the capital beltway to the fairfax county parkway. you can see you are in the green. the traffic is heavy in the normal spots. we will keep an eye on the closure. michelle: thank you. next on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- what has been a passionate election cycle so far. how is the secret service meeting demands to protect candidates after

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billy hurley just won tigers championship in bethesda. it was his first win on the pga tour.ou may recall that name because hurley's father shot and killed himself last year. hurley said it was definitely on his mind. >> i thought about him this morning. kind of had to step away in the locker room by myself. but -- thankfully i was able to put that aside on the golf course and just play golf. >> billy hurley is a leesburg native and lives in step forward personally and professionally. >>> well, we'll tell you why a local city is being named the best place to retire. >>> and look who is in our studio right now. bill and giuliana >>> a new italian restaurant is set to open in downtown washington and one of the owners is none other than giuliana rancic. they are opening. congrats. >> thank you. we are so excited to be opening this restaurant, of course, from bethesda, very excited to be in my hometown. >> people don't know, went to high school here, university. >> you could not get rid of me for a long time there. yeah, i moved to l.a. about a week after i graduated from college

perfect day for golf at the pga golf tournament in bethesda. it wpe 80s. in place throughout the tournament and we'll have light wind, as well. that plays a role with those tee shots. winds only 5 to 10 miles per hour. next chance for storms coming up. >>> and let's get a preview of sunday "today." willie geist joining us from new york. >> good morning. coming up, our profile of sebastien yunger. we'll spend time with him at the docks and talk about his new book called tribe. plus after sunday "today," there are literally hundreds of scripted shows you can enjoy from network tv to cable to streaming services. but is it too much of a good thing? we'll take a look at that. and in this age of budget cuts to public schools, we'll bring you inside a new york city school are with a artists are donating their time andtal leptss to make sure students are still immersed in the arts. all that and more. >> thank you, willie. >> we all do it, searching symptoms on the enter threat hoping for answers about symptoms or pain.threat hoping for answers about symptoms or pa

. >> and we are live in bethesda for the quicken loans tournament. when tiger woods will be back on the greens. letter >>> tonight we are learning more about orlando nightclub shooter omar mateen. cbs learned he was a frequent user of online da relationships with men and women and men and women have been contacted by the fbi -- or they have actually contacted the fbi, i should say, claiming to have had relationships with mateen. that includes one man that said he had a two-month relationship with the gunman. univision interviewed the man and said investigators have questioned him. mateen killed 49 people before he was shot by police. >>> it turns out a colorado prison inmate is not prince's son and is not entitled to the late singer's fortune. the associated press says a person who has seen the dna test results says it found that carlin williams is not related to prince. he claims prince and his mother had a brief encounter in 1975. >>> bethesda, maryland is about to be invited by the pga tour. >> the rain is out of thankfully. went is pro am day. mi

ledecky is from bethesda. michael phelps, ryan missy franklin will be competing this week. one of the best things about katie, she wants to win. she is a fierce competitor, but she wants her teammates to win as well. >> do you think she ever goes up against phelps? just playing around in the water. i would like to see what that would look like. >> it would be epic. >> a major recall involving tens of millions of dressers sold around the world, the danger that ikea wants you to know about. >> crossing the line on twitter. the criminal charges a local man faces after making online threats against members of congress. >>> overnight storms have given way to clearer skies as you look outside right now. chuck be isll t >>> your tuesday off to a bit of a cloudy and outside. here's a view from our tower cam in the northwest. not too big of a problem in the metro area. out of the shenandoah valley area, three miles in martinsburg and zero visibility from petersburg up to cumberland. most of the rain has come to an end. we'll have a chance for more thunderstorms coming up later this

heavy rain moving out of fairfax, out of reston, out of bethesda.his continues to move toward the south over the next couple of hours. once this line is out of here, we're going to be mainly dry from here on out. that lone shower in the panhandle in west virginia remains a lone and isolated shower. you can see only some scattered activity up in pennsylvania, parts of western maryland and west virginia.

heavy rain moving out of fairfax, out of reston, out of bethesda. this continues to move toward the south over the next couple of hours. once this line is out of here, we're going to be mainly dry from here on out. that lone shower in the panhandle in west virginia remains a lone and isolated shower. you can see only some scattered activity up in pennsylvania, parts of western maryland and west virginia. activity continues to sink southward out of the region. 74 degrees. still tracking scattered and heavy rain in spots and 75 degrees. some wet roads for the evening hours. mainly dry by 9:00, 10:00, and 11:00. more on what you can expect this weekend coming up in ten minutes. >>> now to an early morning raid that neighbors say looked like something out of a hollywood movie. investigators continue combing through the home in leesburg for clues. david culver has the latest on the investigation there. >> reporter: right now, police are questioning several people connected with this early morning raid. they won't say what sparked it, but several agencies

a large tree came d >>> over at the quicken loans national golf tournament here in bethesda, tee times were delayed more than two hours. everything is green out there. doug kammerer tracking more showers for this evening, huh? >> we saw that very heavy rain come through early this morning. upwards of an inch in some locations. then it dove down to the south and left us with a lot of cloud cover and stable air. that means we have not seen the refiring of any storms across our region. you can see we are dry all across our area. just down to the south, though, tracking some storm systems producing incredible amounts of rain and flash flooding just down to our south by about 100, 150 miles. now i'm watching this line to the north. this was the one we were talking about last night. that's what we're going to be watching now. we don't have much going on this evening. it will be overnight tonight that we see a few more showers. maybe a thunderstorm or two, but i'm not expecting anything strong in our region. we do have a chance for showers tomorrow and then we talk about the weekend. we've go

. >>> and she is bethesda's golden girl and world record setter.he new challenge today for katie ledecky. >>> snicunshine, in the mid-70s. a great day for a bike ride. should be hitting the upper 80s for two or three hours between 3:00 and 6:00. low humidity, lots of sunshine. and a very light wind. and a look at our next chance for storms, some could be severe, that is coming up with the forecast this just a few minutes. >>> we all do it, searching symptoms up on the internet. hoping for some answers about what sickness or pain, what it all means. >> and you can say it's become part of the medicine in you're own digital age. but the problem is when you do that, sometimes you wind up confusing yourself. so anne thompson reporting on google's solution. number in the trillions each year. one out of 20 is about health. >> i had something on my finger once and first thing that popped up, it was saying that i had skin cancer and i started freaking out. >> reporter: typically it gives you sites like web md among others. now google launched a new feature

principal and school district superintendent were drinking at prom. >> bethesda chevy chase high school class of 2016, 470 graduates front and center in hotly debate up treeinging lifelesson late in senior year. >> what does it take for us to rail lies this say problem dangerous tore kids to be drinking. >> arriving in the district this morning we asked graduating seniors and parents whose side they're on they should not walk. >> it was --. >> there's first year bcc principal dr. done aredman jones banning several seniors for taking part in commencement students she determined failed toll heed her repeated warnings not no drink alcohol before, during or after last month's senior prom or did they support interim montgomery county schools superintendent larry bowers who overruled dr. jons' decision. >> it should be done case-by-case basis dr. jop got a standing ovation from some of the parents and deposit mention the controversy and this lesser to the bcc dated tuesday dr. jones wrote as we move forward we can turn our energy to deeper kvrpings and policies and preventative measures imple

a 14-year-old bethesda chevy chase high school student reported todd scriber after asking him a question after the exam and noticed scriber aiming his phone up her skirt. police found more pictures on his phone. he is charged with three counts of sex abuse with a minor. the principal sent home a letter that said we expect and require our employees to be held to a high standard of character and these allegations certainly violate that. >>> three teenagers have been killed in a crash in montgomery county. a tragedy that's hitting close to home for one police officer. the accident happened last night on burnt hill road in damascus. the students were all juniors at clarksburg high school. >> chris gordon is live with new t members of the clarksburg community have been coming here to the accident scene throughout the day to stand together, to share a hug, and to shed a tear. students gathered to grieve at the roadside memorial for their friends and classmates. the crash happened on burnt hill road where the road goes downhill into a series of tight curves. 17-year-old jacob dennis was driving

he was driving a bike in bethesda neighborhood. n at the fatal crash this ghost bike was placed here at the her corner where the collision occurred. a ghost bike is an all white bicycle usually left at theeft crash site where a cyclist was killed. montgomery the ghost bike was ws taken some time between lastwe thursday and this morning. that means this happened over t the memorial dayhi weekend. police and bikeing p communityp are asking for the publics help to find the thief. peter water and painted the ghost bike after holden's death. >> puzzled by the disrespect. ds tim was great guy. he was a great dad. he was a great husband. he was a great native industry t seal. message is that symbols are important. and we deserve to be able to have a memorial by the side of the road. tim holden's death shouldn't justs be completely forgotten. the message is that bicyclist are people to >> reporter: he went on to saywt this will not be tolerated. tol fox news has learned this isn't the only bike that was stolen another ghost bike p bike was

this is congressional country in bethesda. you can see folks out there on the greens. temperature wise, mid 80s to low 80s across the area. leesburg, 84 in frederick. it feels great. biggest thing tomorrow is the humidity is low. so it is still very comfortable out there. mostly sunny and with dry air, falls idity, temperature nicely into the low 70s by 9:00 o'clock. going quiet weather is to change. you see that line of thunderstorms in indianapolis. that's associated with a cold heading our way bringing rain and thunderstorms monday and tuesday. heavy rains for a very hard hit west virginia. you can see we're not part of watch but a lot of west virginia including are part of flash flood watches again for tomorrow. coming e out the storms up. >> thank you for letting us know about west virginia because there, a massive clean up has gun from this week's deadly flooding. everal people are still not accounted for at this hour. the fast moving flood waters are responsible for at least good look getting a at the devastation. here.as raised grew up here. to look at it now,

the purple line actually will happen. >> reporter: montgomery county council manager represents bethesdand chevy chase. he says there is concern about new development. that is true and it's also true that the larger pc transit project. >> back here at the lemon twist, the talk about what they want to keep and not what they want to change. >> i'm not sure that the benefits could possibly be what it is costing and what it is taking away from the general public. >> adam tuss, news 4. >> construction on the purple line is expected to pick up in the coming months. if all goes well the line could be running by 2022. >> we want to return now to our top story. the weather and the damage it's caused in our area. >> shomari stone is in walted offer area. shomari what have you got? >> good evening. we are at 1126 hamlynn road and you look at this house behind mes and completely destroyed. there was a really bad thunderstorm that came through this area and it caused a tree to fall and that tree pulled down power lines. the power lines hit the ra it just sparked and all of a sudden it just continued

. >> the national maker fair is happening at the bethesda kids museum.t is part of the white house's national week of making. derrick ward is live a look at how some of those great inventions are coming along. >> reporter: you know, what better gift can a father get than a smart, inquisitive and open-minded child. that's what this is all about here. we're at the lower level of the davis library. tell us a little bit about some of the things going on down here today. >> today is a great day. we're featuring dad and kid teams who are making things together, showing some of the fun projects they have engaged in here at the museum and at home. we have an aerodynamics display with one of our resident dads who actually also happened to work at nasa. jeff and his kids will be doing an aerodynamics display. we have elizabeth and stephanie. they have made a fabulous display. it's intended for the deaf to be able to enjoy music. . amazing activities that a just engaging kids in their creativity and building their confidence to invent the future. that's what kid mu

packed house tonight for a more detailed look at plans to refurbish the westwood shopping center in bethesdahundreds of people showed up to ask questions and sound off on the project. it includes renovating the shopping centernd the montgomery county council approved the project unanimously last month despite strong opposition from some neighbors who fear the area will become too crowded. >>> another nice day today. second day in a row we've hit 87 degrees. that was actually at 11:30 this morning. temperatures then came down as we saw some clouds and even a shower or two from d.c. down to the waldorf area. for the most part, most of us remain dry. 89 in frederick, 89 in culpeper. a little cooler in the east and that's the way it will be tomorrow, too. taking the bike, the bus, the car, no issues. 70 degrees with some cloud cover tomorrow. there is a slight chance of a shower tomorrow, but all in all, i think tomorrow will be a better day. storms coming up on friday and then a half and half weekend. one of those days may be kind of a washout. we'll explain. i'll see in you a minute. >>> d.c.'

tiger woods' tournament returns to country club this bethesda for the 10th anniversary this the field of 120 is headlined including navy grad. former winner bill haws, the rookie found himself spared with jordan spiethment tiger won't be playing as he recovers from back surgeries on hand for the festives and plenty -- festivities and plenty for everyone to enjoy. >> reporter: there is great feel, a lot of activities outside the ropes to keep the fansengaged. fans of all ages. >> u.s. open, the scen on the course. andrew landry, 3 under, needed one shot to finish the final round. hits a birdie to go to 4 under. world number one, jason day, struggled to a 6 over 76, in the first round. birdies his first hole to start the second, people didn't get off yesterday. he thinks the birdie put up 136789 now 4 under, tied for the lead with landry. some guys get the day off. soccer fans are passionate group, things got out of hand at a game between cro croatia and the czech republic. those are fireworks people threw from the stands. fans starting throwing them. they were seen fighting amongst the

. >> this week's pga stop is the quicken loans national in bethesda, maryland. hosted by tiger woods with proceeds going to his foundation. tigers is not playing butter any else is. --er any -- ernie els is. a 66 today, now in second place. >>> the third is your third, round leader. nice birdie putt on 14. at 15-under he now has a two-stroke lead. >>> while the cope could america rap -- copa america wraps um croatia and portugal were scoreless. until this header in. portugal wins 1-nil and advances to the quarterfinals. today, poland advanced by beating switzerland on penalty kicks. this miss for the swiss but the polish players made their kicks. >>> the u.s. is playing colombia for third place. that match is just underway. and now back to the guy who used to hang out at the copa, i understand. eric thomas. >> thanks a lot. ahead, celebrating beauty with song when abc7 news at 5:00 returns. >>> on as soon as abc7 at 6:00, fighting to block big coal and an effort to bring the fossil fuel industry into the east bay. a win for law enforcement working to keep illega

bethesda's katie ledecky about to compete in another olympic trials..m. >>> vice president joe biden will be at howard university later this morning. he'll spend the day pushing for efforts to find a cure for cancer through the cancer moon shot program. >>> an ambulance from the wheaton volunteer rescue squad is on the way to clay county, ambulances in last week's flood. >>> we know 41 people died, more than 200 hurt in suicide bombings at istanbul's airport. they're increasing security and mourning travelers around the world. >>> nothing but sunshine. next best chance for rain inside the metro on friday and we're still watching out for a chance of rain on the fourth. >>> that can be tricky. >> thank you, chuck. >> thanks for joining us everybody. >> make it a great wednesday everybody. >> still don't know what day it is. >> i had to write it down to remember what dayt is. i . >>> good morning. terror in turkey. chilling video of the suicide bombings that rocked istanbul's main airport. at least 41 people killed, more than 140 injured. isis most likely

looking at 270 seeing heavier rain here and gloomy commute down as you make your way to bethesda we'll go traffic towards the spur in gaithersburg and jammed entire stretch frederick to leave the house 45 minutes early. again as you get closer to the spur you start to feel effect of that light rain mixing in with morning congestion. switching it over from look at 270 in maryland and looking at maps crash activity 95 northbound express lanes near the ramp to beltway and upper loop look going right now as you cross the springfield interest change and 395 north of beltway jammed through pentagon city and crystal city as you make your way to 14 street bridge and aside from that volume and delays slow dale city to beltway and south of that point heavy to staffor stafford. more traffic in a few. steve and allison. >> a sneak peek at who will join us between and 11:00. tv host lisa gibones will join us live she has a new book and she'll share her secrets for winning nice and playing big. >> and a local gal that played it big. stacey landsaw willen ot loft how you can see her on stage. we'll t

northwestern suburbs around 62 in bethesda. 60 in college park. pepper marlboro in lower 7 -- you upper marlboro in lower 60's. we have lower 80's for the daytime highs. give you hour-by-hour. what we expect for the day tomorrow. mostly cloudy skies early on. heading through the midday hours, a few showers develop along the mason-dixon line to the west of us around elkens, west virginia. but it does stay dry around the capital beltway and the immediate metro. widespread showers late tomorrow night and the pockets of rain and rumble of thunder moving through the day on thursday. it could be a slow go for the rush hour commute early thursday morning. for tomorrow we look at the temperatures in the 70's. we will eventually make it to the lower 80's. added clouds. you will see seven-day. wet on thursday. friday is pretty much the same. cooler temperatures only in the 70's. look at saturday. around 80 degrees. father's day looks fantastic. outdoor activities. barbecues and picnics, it will be a firm go with the temperatures in the lower 80's. monday wi

derrick ward is live in bethesda this morning trying to find six numbers that might win. >> reporter:ou know, i am indeed trying to find those six numbers. the $363 million up for grab, i think i could come up with something. that is the jackpot here because the last drawing did not yield any winners. we are at talbert's, people have already come into play their numbers for today. and of course to hit the mega millions. since that jackpot, that's the sixth largest jackpot the one that we have now. the biggest one was back in march of 2014. and we're talking to shana here and they says this is a big time for them. they get just as happy as the people who play and of course have the high take a listen. >> it definitely starts first thing in the morning. all day long, definitely much more traffic. >> reporter: drawing is at 11:00 tonight. if you decide to go for the cash, that is $244 million. we are live in talbert's, back to you. >>> 4 things to know, four people now dead in severe flading across west virginia. most counties are under a state of emergency. up to 500 people currently st

parents are upset that seniors at bethesda chevy chase high school are allowed to walk across the stage after showing up at the prom drunk. the principal at the school told the students they would not be allowed to walk. parents say this sends the wrong message to students. >> i don't think the superintendent should have cut the principal off at the knees. not only the principal who fought long and hard about this but the adults, the parents around here. >> all six of them did really well throughout high school, academics, extra curricular activities -- >> the graduation is this morning at constitution hall in northwest. souperintendent bowers is retiring today. >> a metering rates have gone up to $30 increase for normal spaces. a 30-cent increase for premium spots and commercial vehicles will pay an extra 30 cents per hour. >>> we are just days away from the launch of metro's safe track plan and now it's reminding riders that you'll see signs on station monitors. and at some transfer points by metro center and the plaza, workers will be handing out some free parking spots. >>> and tsa