a really nice day around the d.c. area, but now we are getting the next thing we need is this cold front to come through, providing the lift to get the thunderstorms going tomorrow. tomorrow morning, it is already very warm and muggy. at0 a.m., 80 degrees, 86 noon, dry at lunchtime. about 2 p.m., rain and thunderstorms develop in the shenandoah valley and march into the area, later around the d.c. area. one thing i want to point out is the enhanced risk of the storm protection center. montgomery county, rinse william, d.c., to the bay, we are in the middle category. i will talk about a specific threat and the timing coming up. kimberly: if you're headed to the pool or beach, keep track of the rain and storms with the stormwatch 7 app, available for download. new information from the pentagon, the navy has released the names of the seven sailors who were kle the coast of japan. among those killed, a 24-year-old specialist first class xavier norton of baltimore. officer say the navy sailors were found in two flooded sleeping

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stay hydrated this afternoon and take frequent ea the d.c. area. the satellite and radar, more rain coming up with tropical depression cindy meeting up with a cold front bringing in steadier rainfall to parts of western pennsylvania and west virginia, getting our chance for heavier rainfall late tonight. today, noticing a few more cloud -- more cloud cover after lunch and some thunder not out of the question. watch the skies with temperatures in the upper-80's to low-90's with peak wind gust 20 mile per hour. you can see by the time you head home from work, starting friday night plans, not bad, mostly cloudy. overnight, after midnight, the yellow starting to show up, that is heavy rainfall moving into the region. overnight tonight into early saturday morning but if you have the nationals tickets for this weekend, not by sunday and feeling much better. the comfortable weather sticks with us into the early half of the week with upper-70's on tuesday and lots of sunshine. back to you. adrianna: thank you. happening tonight on abc 7, 2020 looks into th

a few thunderstorms earlier this evening mainly west of the d.c. area that have fizzled out. the daytime highs the past couple days, low 90's. certainly a well-deserved break coming into the area. temperatures pretty close to where they should be this time of year, low to mid 80's, a mixture of sunshine and clouds. through the afternoon and evening tomorrow, another round of showers and thunderstorms popping up off to the west, a slim thread of thunderstorms getting into the d.c. area. as we get ready for the weekend, father's day sunday, a lot of activities around town. on baseline, the nationals playing at the mets, but you can go to nationals park and enjoy brunch with dad. the temperatures back into the 90's. although we are catching a break from the the weekend. the extended forecast, 30% chance of showers and storms through this weekend. i don't think any day in particular will be a watch out, but we are allowing for showers and thunderstorms to fire up. looks like the best chance of heavier rainfall could arrive monday. that is when the cold front moves through, the te

the severe weather threat starting to deminnish areas to the west, including the d.c. tro area, still tracking thunderstorms. we have had any reports o it's a couple of streams out of the bank. these were fast moving didn't have a chance to unload, that was originally thought it might happen so the main effect damaging wind with power outages. >> we've seen quite a bit and continue to actually brand new -- brand new warning of some kind. that's new severe thunderstorm warning that's on the eastern shore. most of these storms moving out. you can see how it's eastern shore, just south of canton and just to the east, if you've got that line, that's the same line that we've been tracking since it came all the way back from culpepper all the way towards the eastern shore, tracking this area down to the south, too. in and around the d.c. metro area. severe weather threat, almost known, that's why we've taken, no longer under the severe thunderstorm watch. d.c. will probably be dropped in the half hour or so. we have heavier rain around the d.c. metro area. here is the storm.

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foundnight, another noose in the d.c. area, this time in northwest near the national gallery of art. this was spotted hanging from a lamppost at third and pennsylvania avenues this afternoon. it was taken down. the park police are investigating again. the show finished early for hundreds of moviegoers and montgomery county tonight, smoke and a mysterious odor forced the closure of the regal cinema rockville. no reports of injuries tonight. still ahead, the final safetrack surge is underway. what you need to know for your commute, and what comes next once the work wraps up. in the skies near dulles today. kimberly: returning to the breaking news from montgomery county, three people under arrest, charged in the murders of two teenager shot and killed the night before they were set to graduate high school. three suspects are all facing first-degree murder charges. it was almost two weeks ago that shadi najjarand artem ziberov were found shot and killed in a car. thatwere the teenagers dozens of shots were fired at, and the police

becomes only the forty player area out of the d.c. area to go number one overall. last one was 1971. there was a lot of emotion at the table the moment his name was called. >> i was just thinking about how much sacrifice that table has given me. knowing that this has happened, it's paid off really. i'll still got a lot of work to do. >> reporter: there's a michael jordanesque story line here because everyone was asking about it. he was cut from his varsity team as a sophomore. so asked about it plenty tonight but we're the only ones to capture on camera when the guy who cut him asked him about it. later on news4. back to you. >> so exciting. thank you. marquel's mom got to be there for his big night as you saw. but a lot of other family and friends were watching here al home. shomari stone as their reaction tonight. >> the philadelphia 76ers select marquel fultz from the -- >> it was amazing. that was a happiness after marquel fultz is picked number one in the nba draft. >> more quell said it best. god called your name. >> she watched the big announcement at his al

it's raised thousands and thousands of dollars for local charities here in the d.c. area over the years. in fact, the record of the game is time. each team has won 39 games over the years. but tomorrow's game will take on a whole new meaning after today's shooting. and yes the game will go on. >> the congressional baseball game is going on tomorrow night and it should. that was a standing ovation when announced. >> reporter: that was the reaction on capitol hill after lawmakers were briefed. while there is evidence this may have been a politically motivated attack -- >> asked me if this team was republican or democrats team practicing. i responded it was a republican team and he proceeded to shoot pu majority whip and others had a unifying effect on congressional leaders. >> we do not shed our humanity when we enter this chamber. for all the noise and fury, we are one family. >> and it's an injury in the family. >> reporter: for those who were at the ball field today as shots rang out like congressman joe barton who had his son at the practice, even hours later it seemed

d.c. metro area and moving on through. still some showers by 11:00, but most of us starting to dry out at that time. tomorrow, starting with cloud cover and maybe some fog. then just some scattered showers, maybe an isolated thunderstorm, but most of tomorrow mixture of sun and clouds. temperatures currently at 83 degrees, winds out of the south, 5 miles per hour. luray, raining all afternoon. 76 in culpeper. eating out tonight, i think you're good until about 8:00. this d.c. metro area, by the way. 9:00, gets stormy. showers ending around 11:00. if you're heading out this weekend, lot of things going on this weekend. father's day as well. >> happy father's day, doug. >> thank you very much. >> as we look to how the weather's going to impact your weekend, if you're making a tee time, i would do so early tomorrow with a chance for late day showers and thunderstorms, also more comfortable during the morning hours. but if you want to get out sunday afternoon, know you're dealing with the heat and humidity. it's looking good,

the main thing, low humidity, and that's a plus, especially across the d.c. area. let's show you the temperatures. we start off on the cool spot, outside the beltway temperatures in the low 60s and now we have come up into the low 70s, and we will go into the low 80s at 11:00, and then possibly the mid to upper 80s. 85 in d.c., and went middle of the road with all sunshine and low humidity. a gorgeous day out there today. we have the heat and humidity coming back along with storm chances. we will let you know when those will be on the t10-day forecast in just a few minutes. >>> and then

we're watching traffic slowly move along inbound route 50 into the d.c. area. ou get closer to the anacostia river bridge, you will see that traffic choke off and it will be diverted around that accident scene. this all happened, as you mentioned, overnight in the area of the anacostia river bridge. a four-car crash. three of the vehicles actually catching fire. this is down the 3600 block of -- caused several closures in the area. you're hearing police tow trucks go by. the live shot there. we know of a series of cash ual thes here. one person killed. two others suffering nonlife-threatening injuries and one person treated on the scene. you're watching live as the traffic is moved along route 50 and off the area as it approaches the anacostia bridge. this is a day to use alternates. melissa in-house. >> looking at where justin is this morning, we have chopper 4 over the scene. for the past two hours now. inbound 50 at 295. a two-mile backup there right now. it is painful everywhere. the green here in the background showing you where it's also raining adding to

she said that may be why he came to the d.c. area from illinois. >> he wanted to go up there and work with people to change the tax brackets. he made preparations for leaving. >> what kind of preparations did he make? >> he sold almost everything he owned from his business. she revealed a lot more information about hodgkinson. you'll hear from justin finch at 5:00. this is a story we will continue to follow. you can get the developments with us on air and on the go with the nbc washington app. >>> disturbing image discovered montgomery village. somebody hung a noose from a tree. it was hanging in a common area near the parking lot. montgomery county police are asking anybody with information on this to please speak up. >>> today president donald trump expected to make it more difficult for you to visit cuba in the future. he's going to announce new travel restrictions later today. that's going tope miami. he's eliminated the category that allows individuals to travel to cuba alone. instead, you need to be part of a licensed tour grou

d.c. metro area. prince william, parts of southern loudoun county, arlington, the district, prince george's, montgomery, anne arundel and howard counties all under the flash flood 3:00 until 9:00 p.m. storm team radar, not much out there yet. there are thunderstorms in southeastern parts of ohio. they're coming in our direction along that front. be weather ready today. have the app ready. find me on twitter and facebook as well as the facebook page. today 87 degrees. a chance of thunderstorms today. melissa mollet, 80%. that means be umbrella ready. >> i will be. thank you for that warning. >> prince george's county, no issues there. into or out of town. no roadwork or anything. 270 from 70 to the spurt, you're on time. 26 minutes if you're speeding a bit. if you're headed out of town, same situation. no big problems that way. southbound rock creek parkway before virginia avenue in northwest. again, left lane gets by that bridge work here. this morning, southbound 95 at 17 falmouth, right lane getting

here in the d.c. area. it's reported that he moved to alexandria from illinois in the last couple of months. where was he living here in alexandria. they'll try to find where that is, talk to neighbors and other people. was there a group that he joined when he was here. and go back through his social media and any computer records, phone records, anything else they can find to see who else did he talk to and what did he tell them. did he reveal intentions like this at some point. of course, also, the fbi will be getting assistance from atf in particular tracing the gun. where did the gun come from? did he buy it? did somebody else provide it for him and identify who that individual is. right now that's the main focus. who else did he talk to here that may reveal he's part of a larger group. >> andre, let me go to you. you're in sacramento. steve scalise, the majority whip, he had a small security detail. he's a leader, the number three leader in the house of representatives. is this normal security for a ma

maybe a few pieces of sunshine here in the d.c. area but, again, mainly out in the shenandoah valley. i'll let you know about the rain chances for the weekend. it's a holiday weekend. father's day forecast coming up. >> lauryn, thank you. >>> there are major problems for people on the penn line in baltimore. the service was shut down. it started back up again but there were big delays. the person who was struck was trespassing but it's not clear why he or she was on the track in the first place. the person's condition has not been released. >>> those of you who ride metro, do you hear that? it's because the safetrack surge begins tomorrow. molette green has more about what you need to know to make it through the final stage. >> reporter: yet another disruption coming your way. regular riders we talked to know what to expect they have planned ahead for surge number 16 which kicks in tomorrow, saturday. let's walk you through it, showing you first the map, to give you a perspective here. the rockville and shady grove stations wl course, m

that out if you live in the area, i don't think it would be a mystery that there is the republican team practices in alexandria. the democrats practice somewhere else in the d.ctro area. that's just kind of been the facilities that have been used for years and years. if you are local, it wasn't anything that was ever a secret. you do wonder, did he come from illinois specifically just to do this or to do some other harm to other people in the political system we are scratching our head over that as we find out some information about this guy >> i'm also wondering what your personal views are about the baseball game for tomorrow evening? i imagine we will hear more from leadership on this should it go ahead should it change a little bit? should it still be republicans versus democrats what do you think? >> we have raised $650,000 for charity for underprivileged youth here in the d.c. area. obviously, i want that money to go to them it is important. if we play, i'll be there and i'll play and everything if we don't, i understand. it is unfortunate, because steve, of anybody, scalise, he really loved this game he dressed up and he would always have a nice unifor

nothing around the d.c. area.ack in the west virginia out towards new hampshire county, but more showers over the boarder. you notice where these are moving a little to the north. there's a boundary to the west where we're watching these and around petersburg. these can come together and move in towards parts of northern maryland, most of us will remain on the dry side tonight. all eyes on cindy. cindy made its way on shore earlier this morning. still spinning defined tropical depression at the moment. you can see the moisture comin fingers of moisture right here. that's where we see the severe weather and possible tornado. for us, here is wave number one. wave number two comes closer with more on the timing that you can expect and tracking that, right now. >> we'll have some showers around tomorrow morning that can certainly slow your friday morning commute. take a look with future weather, 5 amtraking rain inside of d. -- 5 amtraking rain inside the d.c. area. notice yellow rain, by 10:00 a.m., guys, we're drawi

d.c. fashion, live at bars across our area. we've posted a lit for them on our nbc washington app. >>> today, this police officer would have turned 26 years old. he was working at a special dui checkpoint in 2015 when he was hit by a drunk driver and later died. today, a memorial plaque will be dedicated in his honor at the fair hill shopping center. a winner of a scholarship in his name will be announced. leotta's legacy lives on. >>> enough is enough, that's the message current and former university of maryland students want you to hear in response to recent hate crimes. ♪ amazing grace how sweet >> d.c. united against hate came together last night. the death of a university become a national rallying point. his suspected killer was a member of a facebook group called the alt-right. organizers of last night's event want to create an anti hate movement, similar to the civil rights movement. >> it doesn't look like we're going any further. you know, like it's more hatred today, i see, like than when i was a child. >> organizers

aaa today said more than a million people in the d.c. area will travel 50 miles or more from home. and that means a lot of traffic on the bay bridge of course. maryland transportation officials have some suggestions if you are heading to the eastern shore. if you leave tomorrow, you should leave before 10:00 a.m. or after 10:00 p.m. friday before 8:00 a.m. or after 10:00 p.m., saturday before 6:00 in the morning off 8:00 at night, sunday before 8:00 a.m. or after 7:00 p.m. on monday, before 8:00 a.m. or after 8:00 p.m. about and tuesday, before 9:00 in the morning or 10:00 at night. >> and if you will ignore all that and stay here in town, the 50th anniversary of the smithsonian folk life festival opens up tomorrow. this year consider's themes are circus art and on the move. circus performances are part of the events there. and we have posted the complete schedule and a link as well where you can check out some of the artists and musicians. nbc washington app and search folk life. >>> she is beauty, grace, and she has some big plans to help children in our area. our interview with

there were two individuals on the track around the d.c. area. now that suspension has occurred between washington, d.c. and philadelphia. also cancellations on the northeast corridor. keep eyes on that. going to update statement for us around 7:00 until morning. hopefully see some improvements by then. until then, we'll have updates for you all morning long. watching the vine street expressway cameras just around broad street. all traffic still being diverted off. westbound and eastbound for construction project in between broad street and schuylkill. should clear within the next 20 minutes. end here on 95. we're watching construction and a crash. 95 northbound around 295 as crash and some construction the northbound ramp to route 41 is closed. dive times for the most part good. updates on amtrak when i come back. >>> now, you're nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> 20 minutes before five. beautiful start to the day. 60s in philadelphia right now. 63 degrees and we'll still be in the 60s after the sun is up. not for long. 70s, later this morning, and

in the market to buy a home in the d.c. area?ou make an offer without even visiting the home in person? you won't believe how many people are doing that. that is still ahead. here is autria godfrey with a first look at what is ahead when you wake up with "good morning washington" tomorrow. >> thanks, guys. tomorrow on "good morning washington," looking to make a little cash on the side? five easy ways to boost your income from your own home. >> plus, find the romantic relationship you have been looking for. what ever woman needs to know about how to fall in love with anyone. >> stay with us for traffic and weather every ten minutes tomorrow morning starting at >>> imagine walking in a home and finding scommians and spiders -- scorpians and spiders. management went to clean out a home and they found 20 plastic boxes full of the dangerous creepy crawlers. >> this is my first of this nature. sometimes you see one or two with the other animals like that. you know, apparently this was his thing. >> they brought in houston zoo experts

several suburbs waking up to temperatures in the 40's on a june morning in the d.c. area again, i'd call it light jacket weather as you head out the door this morning. 68 degrees though by 11:00 a.m. with a good amount of sunshine. by 2 o'clock, mostly sunny t-74. few more clouds may come across this evening, 76 degrees but all in all a beautiful june day coming up. again, heat is on the way. i'm going to continue to tease that. we'll show you that seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. that's a check of the forecast. erin is back with traffic. >> right now an earlier tractor-trailer fire is under control top of the beltway on the outer loop out by colesville road. just the right shoulder blocked. this is not slowing traffic down right now. 95 to georgia avenue is at speed. looking good on 270. 95 northbound dale city to the beltway we are at speed even as you head to the mixing bowl. south of that point nice and quiet between fredericksburg and stafford as well. i'll let you kno that changes. so far so good off to a pretty quiet start for the morning. moving

. >>> it's a daze case that had the d.c. area on edge for months. this morning we're learning d.c.per lee boyd malveaux could face more charges. >>> plus, news 4 i-team is searching for answers after a veteran's body is found in a parking lot. >>> i'm molette green at the live desk. we just got word about power being out in northeast d.c. 1500 customers impacted. this is around second and i street and surrounding union station. pepco is looking to see what's going on. once we get more information we'll bring it to you. back to you. >>> the united states will accord. >> president trump has pulled the u.s. out of a global agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions. he calls it a campaign promise kept, but reaction around the world has been swift and harsha. the u.s. joins syria and nicaragua as the only u.n. members not a part of the paris climate deal. the president said he can renegotiate the deal but leaders of the other countries are saying no way. there are some who are sticking with the president on this decision. news 4's tracie potts is live on capitol hill now with more on re

now the remnants of the tropical storm are heading for the d.c. area. the celebration at prince george's county, dematha high school's markelle fultz is the number one nba draft pick. here from his family and coach coaches. right off the top tonight, a local virginia man is facings naj charges. he's a caused of selling top secret documents to the chinese. the feds raided his leesburg home today. marina maracco is lie at the washington field office with the details. reporter roar it's a counter intelligence division here at the fbi washington's field office that is handling this investigation and just a month ago six year old kevin mal ry agreed to a voluntary interest it was then that agents suspect ed that malry had lied to investigators. now, according to charging documents malry is a self-employed consultant at global x. he's an army veteran and because of his work as a special agent for the state department diplomatic security service he had top security clearance until he left that job in late 2012. today his leesburg home was raided by fbi agents

it's 205 t-shirts, each with the name of a person from the d.c. area killed by a gun. the blue shirts represent maryland, the yellow ones, northern virginia and the white ones, d.c. we start our story tonight with a new mother in southeast who thinks about gun violence all the time. >> beautiful today. >> reporter: myra alhandra alvarado said her 6-month-old baby boy is her world. and she is his world too. >> take your time. i spend like an hour here, give him tummy time and then i leave. >> reporter: but their quiet time is often interrupted. in the middle of the day, gun shots. >> he jumps and he'll look and me and smile most of the time. >> reporter: several shootings have happened in myra's neighborhood in southeast, d.c. over the past few months, but the mayor's office says there's progress and that police have taken almost 900 illegal guns off the street this myra constantly worries about the violence. >> you have boys killing each other over girls, shoothd each other. they go as far as the girls are dating multiple guys and their beef gets so bad that they shoot

way back from culpepper all the way towards the eastern shore, tracking this area down to the south, too. in and around the d.c. metro area. severe weather threat, almost known, that's why we've taken, no longer under the severe thunderstorm watch. d.c. will probably be dropped in the half hour or so. we have heavier rain around the d.c. metro area. here is the storm. this is strong storm and only and st. mary's county all under severe thunderstorm warning until 5:30 tonight. we've got more rain that will continue to come through the d.c. metro area. you can see it here along 66 going in towards it. you'll see the heavy rain. we'll continue to watch this for you, severe weather threat, we're not quite done with the rain just yet. what's coming in next, we've got that in the forecast. we'll see you back here in a few minutes. >> as the storms pass through, you can track them as they get closer to your neighborhood. we've got interactive radar on our nbc washington app. you can have the power of storm team 4, any time anywhere. >>> new details attacked. >> police say it was not a hate crime, road rage that led t

the game raised more than $1 million for d.c.-area charities. democrats ended up winning 11-2. team manager mike doyle accepted the trophy and gave it to joe barton to put in congressman scalise's office. scalise has undergone three surgeries so far. the homent releasing a statement last night saying he has improved in the last 24 hours but will need additional operations and will be in the hospital for some time. vice president mike pence and his wife visited the hospital just yesterday to spoke on the police officer. he spoke to police officer crystal griner also injured in the shooting. we're joined from garrett haake from alexandria. what's the latest on the investigation and what more are we learning about the suspect, james hodgkinson? >> reporter: fbi investigators were hard at work in alexandria all day yesterday, late in the evening they came you the with an statementing saying they recovered the two weapons. they believe both were acquired legally, possibly back in illinois where the shooter is from. they also recovered perhaps more importantly for the investigation,

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showers and thunderstorms earlier this evening, but the back door cold front has been keeping the d.c. area from the storms. we are getting in on the action tomorrow through the weekend. the friday forecast, mid-80's, partly sunny skies, and humid. after about 2 p.m. is when we are likely to see thunderstorms fire up. 3:3in reds, orange, yellow, which is heavy rain come in a short time. so amid and uncomfortable, the atmosphere has a lot to work with -- humid and uncomfortable. friday night plans come especially south of town, could be hindered by wet weather. have the rain gear ready to go. likely to see thunderstorms saturday and sunday, but no day is a particular washout. if you have outdoor activities vernond planned, mount sunday brunch, looks like we are tracking not only the showers and thunderstorms threat but also another warm-up, low 90's by sunday, and just keep an eye to the sky for the isolated thunderstorms. the better chance of heavier rainfall looks to be monday, with the actual front moving through. we are tracking stronger thunderstorms and ponding us through the rest of t

. >>> more into the investigation into the shooting at a d.c. areaallpark that left a high ranking congressman seriously injured. mike pence visited the the steve scalise who was injured in the shooting. the charity baseball game will go ahead as plans in washington. abc has more. >> reporter: this is the ballpark police swarmed when a gunman started to shoot at republican lawmaker as they prepared for a charity baseball game. despite the grim practice the game is still on tonight at national park. gunshots blaring non-stop at this alexandria ballpark wednesday morning just 8 miles from capitol hill. 26 republican members of congress practicing for a charity baseball game tush turning into the intended targets. >> i was just a sitting duck out there. >> i hit the first ground ball to steve and we heard this pow. the lone gunman sending a bullet into the hip of steve scalise critically wounding him. >> he is in some trouble and he is a great fighter and will be okay we hope. >> the house whip had two agents that fired back at the shooter from behind a

figure out the motive for the attack, where that assault rifle came from, why hodgkinson came to the d.c. area in the first place and if anyone else knew of his plans. >>> and local congressman costello says a missed ride may have saved his life. he was supposed to be at the baseball practice but was two minutes late for his ride. >> some minutes i'm able to process it and deal with it other minutes, i'm not. >> congressman ryan costello coming to terms with what happened. he missed his ride to practice where his colleague steve scalise was shot and he plays shortstop. >> steve plays second and the shooter was on the third base side firing across third base, shortstop and second base. i would have been in the line of fire. >> safe now on capitol hill but shaken. >> that's a scary thing when you realize i could have been on a baseball field where somebody would have just did what they did. yeah. >> not an easy day here. >> no, it's not. >> reporter: the baseball game they were practicing for is tomorrow night here in the nation's capital. it's republicans versus democrats but the spotlight no l

monday, the bigger story is the chance of severe weather, especially around the d.c. area. the extended outlook, monday, afternoon and evening, severe thunderstorms. tomorrow the bigger talk will be the heat. a little better the middle of the wii, and act to scattered thunderstorms as we get into thursday. kimberly: when it gets crazy hot like this, we know what time it is. robert: training camp. kimberly: you have melted in it. robert: and you have seen me melt. training camp coming up for the redskins. and the nationals are handling business against the mets right now. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: washington trying to go up 3-0 in the four-game series against the mets. trea turner off to a great start home run, nats up 1-0. looks great. oncond inning, jose lobat drives one deep to write, that's gone. right now the nats lead 4-2 in the seventh. o's hosting the cardinals, mark trumbo deep to center field, is my torment of the season. slugfest. right now the orioles lead st. louis 12-7 in the sixth. whether you're ar

t-shirts bearing the names of d.c. area victims of gun violence are on display at st.s presbyterian church in rockville. part of national gun violence awareness day. the associate pastor said it's a powerful visual. >> our hope is that this will be a witness to gun violence and also an opportunity for these people not to be forgotten, but for their lives to be remembered. >> reporter: malcolm said it should be gun violence awareness day every day. >> i want to make it home every night. i have a wife, a family, a mother to take care of. they depend on me. memorial, so this one at st. mark's will be here until sunday, and then it moves to chevy chase. back to you. >>> the kathy griffin controversy has taken a new turn. there was instant backlash earlier this week when the comedian posted a video of herself holding a fake, severed head that strongly resembled the president. griffin posted an apology and admitted she had gone too far. but now she's accusing president trump and his family and followers of booiullying her. >> a sitting president of the united states and his

the events that drove a very memorable day in the washington d.c. area. >> very loud shot. sounded like a gun. boom, rapid succession after that. >> an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. >> congressman scalise is a friend. a very good friend. he's a patriot and he's a fighter. >> this political rhetoric has led to hate and gun fire. >> i pray for all of you together. >> i never thought i would go to baseball practice for charity and have to dodge bullets. it's got to stop and stop today. >> neil: and it could have been much worse. this is a video coming in here. i want to show this uninterrupted. this show what's went down and how -- you have a shooter with unlimited time to get off a lot of rounds. take a listen. [gun shooting]. >> neil: bottom line here, what we can tell you, it could have been worse. the shooter is dead. those he shot at looked like they'll be okay. it's anyone's guess how this goes, especially out of a game that is back on tomorrow. the timing of this and what went down is still seemingly unfathomable in the washington d.c. area. garrett ten

the main thing, low humidity, and that's a plus, especially across the d.c. area. let's show you the temperatures. we start off on the cool spot, outside the beltway temperatures in the low 60s and now we have come up into the low 70s, and we will go into the low 80s at 11:00, and then possibly the mid to upper 80s. 85 in d.c., and went middle of the road with all sunshine and low humidity. a gorgeous day out there today. we have the heat and humidity coming back along with storm chances. we will let you know when those will be on the t10-day forecast in just a few minutes. >>> and then station is going through drills. it will be open back up this afternoon. >>> we are working with you on this sunday morning to sort out the metro changes. darrick ward is live. >> reporter: a little less is going to cost alittle more when it comes to public transportation, aspefespecially metro. metro is going to be open from 8:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. today, monday through thursday, metro will be open from 5:30 a.m. until 11:30, and then friday closing at 1:00 a.m. off peak, the fa

storms and heavy rain is ma marching towards the d.c. area. and question is, when will it hit? >> and a stripping of car break ins in the district and thieves were targeting one specific item. >> a okay ot iing crash on busy street. how a mega bus took out a adozen cars. >> and we'll meet the man that visited disneyland for the 2,000 day in a row. why and how much did it cost him? the news starts right now. >> right off the top tonight a storm system stretching from the gulf coast all the way to new england. it's headed our way. thanks for joining us tonight i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins you. >> can blame the upcoming rain on remnants cindy. gwen gwen has the time of of it all. >> we're looking overnight tonight and first part of saturday and we're getting a soaker ft. forecast holds up. we'll watch it closely because this will interact with a frontal system and combination of those two will definitely sot us up for pretty active weather and here's swaj of tropical moisture that moves through and we've been sitting in the tropical air mass awhile now. you can see it's st

how far they've come growing up in the d.c. area. kevin durant, it was a huge night for him he was a finals mvp. >> great community great fans. i'm just so happy to be a part of it. i can't wait to celebrate with my teammates in the locker room. >> he's a team first guy, no question about that. kevin durant getting his own trophy. that award means a lot to him, he's been an mvp before but never a finals mvp until now. durant thanking his mom saying we did it, i told you when i was 8 years old. there's the hug. this is the moment right after the game ended and durant and his super proud mom giving a big embrace there. a lifetime of dreams accomplished for both of them. >> that was my favorite moment. next on the list is the parade. this thursday starting at 10:00 a.m. >> it will begin on broadway at 11th street and ending at the kaiser convention center. >> 4:36, warriors fans have another way to celebrate. >> plus a shift in gears at uber. the change in direction that could be becoming for the ride sharing company. >>> good morning.

the rainbow fry boxes are offered in the bay area and in the washington, d.c. area for pride month. they will be sold till the end of the month. >> as long as the box has the color, not the fries. don't mess with the fries. >> whenever irk at mcdonalds? >> no -- ever work at mcdonalds? >> no. >>> clear night. mild night around the bay area. concord 73. 66 livermore. san francisco 57 degrees. over night lows managed mid-60s in the east bay. a mild night. pacific high out there after easing up, now rebounds tomorrow and that means the numbers will become warmer inland. i know. seemed like it was going away. sea breeze keeps things mild along the coast. inland warmer by a few degrees. temperatures cooled today but we will get it back tomorrow. low 100s around concord. future cast shows we have respite from the clear skies along the shoreline. tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m., low clouds. as the day goes on the clouds disappear and they stay that way for most of thursday. the warmest day of the week. thursday. tomorrow a step in that direction. concord 101. san jose 92. 12 degrees above aver

temperature is at 79 degrees and some dark, gray clouds with temperatures flirting with 80 across the d.c. area. as we check out live doppler, we are starting to see a few showers and thunderstorms popping off to our southwest. keep a the zone we will close eye on this afternoon. thunderstorms will ignite here first and drift toward the d.c. metro. there is already lightning bolts off to our south, south of richmond. heavier rainfall later today as well as some gusty winds. this is just one model we look at. after two or 3:00, the red, orange, and yellow is fil keep an eye to the sky on your way home from work. it could impact the d.c. metro through 8:00 tonight. there could be heavier downpours and some thunderstorms. for your friday night plans, i would suggest taking your umbrella. ifhave a taste of rest and you're heading out saturday, 80's for a date time high and should get into the low 90's by sunday. the better chance for thunderstorms today, hit or miss tomorrow and by sunday, a lesser chance for some storms for father's day. maybe you are trying to run with data on sunday morning at s

d.c. metro area 4:00 to 9:00 p.m. before the lower humidity moves in. also, a chance for some heavy rain coming underneath the storms as well. a flash flood watch has been issued for the d.c. metro area between 3:00 and 9:00 p.m. that's right around the timing for the storm chances. temperatures in the upper 70s already this morning. 87 today. still warm tomorrow. but lower humidity the next two days. it will feel nicer before we heat back up again on thursday. there's the shower right there on top of northern fairfax county. right on the potomac. everything in great falls, that's where the little rainbow is. much more coverage of storms out there. even thunderstorms in southern west virginia now. that's all part of that impulse of energy that's coming you plan that out. under enhanced risk for severe weather around the city for today. marginal changes in the shenandoah valley. after 1:00 or 2:00, here's 2:00 p.m., storms lining up along the blue ridge. by 5:00 this afternoon, lines of thunderstorms coming right here through washington and out towards t

. >> reporter: james hodgkinson told his family last plarnlg he was coming to the washington, d.c. area. the fbi says he went to the u.s. capitol, he visited the office of senator bernie sanders, he took pictures of himself at the u.s. supreme court, the library of congress, the washington monument and at the front entrance of the smithsonian national museum of african-american history. he also took pictures of eugene simpson stadium park where the congressional shootings occurred. the fbi says he was running out of money and under mental and financial strain. >> i know in all kinds of different ways, but i don't know the specifics of his motive at this time. >> reporter: alexandria police are working closely with the fbi on the shooting investigation. >> this begins the painting of a portrait of the shooter. that is important for us here at the local level so we can try to identify potential threats a that may be in our community. >> reporter: and investigators say hodgkinson lived in his van which was parked in the ymca lot right next to simpson stadium. a witness says that hodgkinson

minimal cloud cover in a d.c. area mixing in with sunshine. compared to yesterday. 68 in cumberland. 78 in d.c. this afternoon, mid 80's for a daytime high but low humidity makes it feel comfortable out there, especially if you are going to the capital barbecue battle today. take the sunglasses, apply the sunblock. definitely a great afternoon to be outside. that is how we will be for the first half of the week, an area of high pressure building income are bringing in sunshine. responsibley wind for a little bit of a cool down today and into the first half of the week. we have been used to temperatures in the overnight in the 70's. some of us darling back into the mid 50's overnight tonight, so maybe needing a sweater if you have evening plans. anking off the work week on excellent note, mostly sunny skies, 82 degrees. by tuesday, upper 70's. average this time of year so we are lower than where we should be this time of year. disturbance in the upper level of the atmosphere could cause a storm in the afternoon, but otherwise, no worries. beaut

we know he recently came to the washington, d.c. area, staying in the alexandria, virginia area just across the river from washington where this baseball practice was going on. we know he came here within the past several weeks. he was at his home in illinois in late march, when neighbors called the police and said somebody is shooting guns in the backyard. the sheriff's office talked to him. he had a rifle, firing shots in the area. they said you can't practice your weapon here. you'll have to go somewhere else. so he was apparently still in illinois in late march. but came here to the washington area within the last couple of weeks. so one big question is, why? another question is, how did he know that this was going to be a gathering of members of congress? i can't imagine that many people in belleville, illinois, would have known that the baseball practice for the congressional game would have been taking place in that park at that time. well, one possible answer is, that he had been in the area, and people say he had been going to t

we are based in the d.c. area and maryland. that gives voters greater choice stronger voice and a democracy that works for all americans. that's our mantra. we believe that to do that, we really need to look at the hydraulics of our electoral process. there are changes that can open up politics to voters in a very different way. host: we hear a will the about electoral reform on this program. something that your group is pushing on rank choice voting. also this idea of legislation in congress. can you explain what you're after? guest: we're after making historic change to how we elect representatives in the united states house. it's a about giving voters more voices, more choices and more power. it includes independent redistricting commission. however what's really unique about it is that we proposed electing members to congress to multimember districts. where the top vote getter wins but also the second maybe third place vote can win. host: that's how rank choice voting works. how does that differ from plurality? guest: it's

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the 40 blocks around there, the d.c. area, you know, they could even hire more officers to do some of that right there. that is really not their biggest problem. but now you have 15 congressmen on a ball field unsecured. so, if it wasn't for the leader's team there, there would have been no security at all. so, i think they have to revisit that. and you make a great point on receptions. but those are contained. those are different. they're in a building. so, whenever you have people in a building like that, you can have some level of security, some more than is now which is nothing. so, i think that could be improved. >> let me play more of the video today taken as the shots rang out so we can hear from both of you from a law enforcement perspective. [ gunshots ] [ gunshots ] >> do we know where he's at? >> he's behind home plate. did you call 911? >> i assume people have been calling 911 already. >> lay down! stay down! [ gunshots ] [ bleep ] >> ted, they didn't even know -- that spokesperson didn't know where the shooter wa

the d.c. area was a target on 9/11 we were hit on 9/11 a lot of this moderner ra of islamic ext extremist terrorism started here literally in our bone backyard at the pentagon. the question is can we be the expert we spoke to said the answer is clear, yes. despite the fact home land security officials are working the intelligence or working sources they're working behind the scenes to stop all this stuff the problem here is in the latest manifesttation of the stuff the so-called low tech attacks they're not talking about the al-quida style catastrophic attacks and teams of people taking over aircraft which require large amounts of coordination and large amounts of communication which spreads out a wide foot present out there and security officials can trace and stop. no we're talking at least in london attack 48 hours ago teams of three people. sometimes as little as one. and that becomes a whole different ball game. because then you're not able to tap into some sort of network and often times you'

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