d.c. united will privately finance the $287 million to build the stadium. d.c. united officials say the team deserves a new home. >> we have the best fans in major league soccer and we have the best community and the nation. so we are very excited to be getting the land of assembled and we can't wait to break ground. suzanne: the lunchtime crowd in washington is excited about moving forward. >> soccer is getting more attention in d.c. >> it should generate some money and create some jobs for people. kellye:

d.c. united would privately finance the $287 million to build the stadium. d.c. united officials say the team, currently in first place in their division, deserve a new home. >> we have the best fans in major league soccer and wi have the best community in the nation. we can't wait to break ground. >> the lunchtime crowd in washington is excited about the deal moving forward. >> getting more attention in d.c. we need it. awesome. >> it will improve the area. should generate money and create jobs for people. suzanne: still an issue, two acres owned by the development that was part of a land swap deal for the stadium that fell through. so if they don't reach a deal they will seize the property using eminent domain. it will take a year and a half to build the stadium and they hope to have the 2018 season in the new stadium. reporting live suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. leon: going to make that, how about the skins? their turn. alison: still to come at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- the virginia supreme court issues ruling as alumni push to keep sweetbrier college from clothing. rd for closing.

d.c. unite oed agreed not to consider a move to virginia. district officials tell us they will move quickly to seize the final piece of land needed to build the new stadium at buzzard point. >> i'm happy they finally settled and i'm happy they are working towards getting this going so they actually have a stadium. >> the district hasn't reached a financial agreement with the owner of the land. sources say the city is expected to seize the land using eminent domain to get immediate control and then take part in a legal battle over what the district will pay. >> it is really going to change the entire area of southeast and southwest. >> in d.c., i'm shemari stone. >> check out, back row on the end, can't take long enough to take the picture, ready to get the game under way. let's get back to the second half. usa up 2-1. check this one out. tough angle there. gets that to go in the 61st minute. usa win easy 3-1 over australia. later, we will hear from rapino on her brilliant appearance. >> a man gunned down at a local park died. the shooting happened this afterno

united states from having a presence in that area. joins us tonight from washington d.c isaac, first of all this meeting that the united states and chinese officialsaving this week how significant is it and what will you be looking for from this meeting? >> thanks. it is a very significant meeting. usually it's significant because you have top leaders from both sides actually sitting down and talking together. and not saying anything. the meeting in years past has produced some extremely boring press releases. but with all of the tensions going on right now in the south china sea we might actually see some news come out of these meetings. >> what is the news that you're expecting regarding the south china sea? >> i don't think i have anything i'm particularly expecting but we could see some sharp worded statement that says both nations are digging in their heels or some statement that says china is willing to back down a limb morea littlemore than it has done since be xi jinping's visit in late september. so the state visit is a success. >> building up for that state visit in september the chinese says that this one issue involving the south china

d.c., onaga suffered another blunt set back. american officials read a statement, the governments of united states and japan air field at camp swab schwab. >> what i felt from their facial expressions i felt they understood the issue of oklahoma gnaw nah wa deeper. >> despite his struggle to be heard in washington, he sees a silver lining. mike viqueria chem al jazeera washington. >> thousands living near mount silabong the alert status has raised to its highest level on wednesday. the mountain bounced back into life after many years of inactivity. >> now the vision antileaders want to fight within the political arena and upcoming. >> days battling the brutal knight templar cartel took over sways of michoacan province in mexico. he rose to prominence with the high powered assault rifle. today the hat has gone stayed but the gun is gone. >> they're a bunch of crooks who lie to everyone. >> he sees smefl as himself as an outsider. >> i've talked to vigilante groups and said to them that we need to attack from both sides. we need to get into the politician circle as well and that might make it easier to get what we want. >> with the

d.c. officials. >> friends mourning the loss of nina gathered here at riggs place, the rental units here were unlicensed. >> i think it's extraordinarily unfair for someone like nina, if she tried to cut down on her spending did it so she could give more to other people, had to settle for a house that ultimately took her life. >> an investigation into the background of the rental and the occupant landlord continues. sallas and his grandson were injured in the fatal fire. two tenants renting rooms on the upper level of the house were trapped and did not survive. apparently none of the rentals in compliance with city regulations requiring licensing. according to online records, confirmed by a spokesman for d.c.'s department of consumer and regulatory affairs. sallas is a former d.c. alcohol and beverage control board member who had deep political connections to former mayor anthony williams and former council member jim graham. he's also a convicted felon who served final for federal tax evasion in the 1990s. scott broom, wusa 9. >> investigators ruled the fire was an accident. >>> a prince george's count

unit tests fitness trackers. first, dangerous levels of lead paint are found at d.c.'s largest homeless shelter. we learned city officials knew about it for a year but didn't take any action. we broke the story and we take a look at the next step for hundreds of families. >> the district of columbia should have addressed this issue sooner. it is not appropriate. something occurred in 2014 that it could be dealt with in 2015. that is not appropriate. and we make no excuses about that. >> after two young children here at the d.c. general shelter tested positive for elevated lead levels, the mayor ordered a complete inspectionst building. not only did that inspection uncover traces of lead throughout the facility, they found an inspection from 2014 had found seven rooms with dangerous lead levels. but nothing was done. >> we are notifying residents in the building of the results of our test. we will still continue to offer any resident or their child that wants it a test. >> families were moved out of the rooms and the lead levels were remediated after they found out about them. hundreds of other rooms tested positive for l

d.c. united is still considering a move to virginia despite tentative plans for d.c. to build a team a new stadium here. . the "washington post" reports team officials toured possible stadium sites in loudon county. virginia says a stadium there would cost millions less and would be ready for the 2017 season. the team reached a deal to play at a stadium at buzzard's point in the district however many team's fans live in northern virginia. chuck? >>> outside nothing but clouds and drizzle here's the way future weather handles the extended period of clouds and ugly weather by 4:00 and what happens here is our future weather doesn't pick up very well on the smallest drops just the mist and drizzle. so that's what we're facing for the remainder of the afternoon and into the early evening hours. by wakeup time still cloudy better chance for light rain to move into the area more light rain as opposed to mist and drizzle. expect a continued period of cloudy and wet weather. high about 65, barely into the mid-60s tomorrow. a little improvement as we get closer to the weekend. >>> more black and gross tar balls are washing ashore on california beaches. the l

d.c. united is still considering a move to virginia despite a tentative plan for d.c. to build the team a new stadium. "the washington post" team officials toured possible stadium locations in loudoun county in recent weeks. virginia says a stadium there would cost millions less and the stadium would be ready for the team's 2017 season. the team reached a deal earlier this year to play at a stadium in buzzard point. however, many of the fans live in for verne virginia. >>> we turn to tom kierein. we have to deal with the clouds. >> drizzle and rain and nationals got both of their games in yesterday. tonight's game might get interrupted by a light rain. they can play through the light rain and drizzle. the storm team 4 radar is showing that most of that has now dissipated. but in may be just a -- there may be a few scattered showers over the next hour or two. temperatures are certainly cooler than average for this time of the year. it's just in the mid 50s in prince george's montgomery and near 60 in washington. upper 50s around the bay. farther west, loudoun county, fauquier, stafford, spotsylvania and culpepper are in the upper 50s. low

d.c. united is staying in d.c. despite a last minute pitch from terry mcauliffe, team officials confirmed this week that the socceream will stay in the city and will build a new stadium near buzzard point. it's set to open in 2018. bremante sounds that may have helped d.c. score this deal. >> may have helped the team. if you're negotiating if you know you can go somewhere else and get a better deal, the one that was sitting there first, wait a minute, maybe we should rethink this. what was interesting about mayor bowser -- there weren't a lot of d.c. united folks there early on. but she was saying, okay the district has what it wants so we're ready to make a deal. it didn't come across as if they were giving d.c. united anything extra. i think what's interesting here is that she still -- and the city still has to get the land, you know, from akridge. if they can't get it, she's basically come out and said we'll take it through eminent domain which never sounds good, but i think they're prepared to do it if they have to. >> how did you think she looked? >> very professional, being in control being a mayor. if anyon

officially tossed his hat into the ring. steve handelsman reports from washington, d.c. >> i am officially running -- >> reporter: this time, donald trump really is in the gop race. >> -- for president of the united states. and we are going to make our country great again. >> reporter: trump means he will. he is not modest. >> i will be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. i tell you that. >> reporter: surely the wealthiest if he wins. from real estate and tv trump says he needs no donations. >> i'm really rich. >> reporter: he slammed trade deals with the chinese. >> we have people that are stupid. >> reporter: he warned drug dealers and rapists are crossing from mexico to the u.s. and he would build a great wall to stop them. in new hampshire, jeb bush campaigned as a proven leader. >> how do we create a high growth strategy so people can be lifted up again? i know how it's done because i've done it. >> reporter: trump slammed the former florida governor. >> he's weak on immigration, he's in favor of common core. how the hell can you vote for this guy? >> reporter: 11 other republicans have declared. now trump. >> is this serious? >> i think it was. >> reporter: trump is a factor

d.c. started in an apartment on virginia avenue. it was 1:20 a.m. officials say the fire was contained to just one unit. no one was hurt. there is no word on what caused it. well to the weather now. we have the days of just gray. and it's really nice now. glimmers of sunshine outside. leon: starting to look and feel good out there, steve. steve: a huge change compared to yesterday at this time. it was cloudy and we had showers and temperatures in the 60's. now we are slowly warming things up. 70 in gaithersburg. 69 at andrews. 66 in quantico. further west you go the temperatures are warmer. that is the trend as we move through the daytime hours tomorrow. outside on the storm scan we have scattered showers west of d.c. garrett, allegheny county to west virginia. not going to impact the immediate metro. if you have plans to head to the baseball game this evening, it will be dry, it will be comfortable. we have a warmup on the way tomorrow. that is just the beginning. if you like it hot and humid next week you have it coming your way. more coming up in a few minutes. alison: thank you. new developments tonight in the case

officials here in washington, d.c. are saying given this new threat from isis that this is something that the united states is going to times, these big holidays everyone is just going to have to be a little more vigilant and aware. back to you. >> we appreciate the update. >> these threats come amid devastating terror attacks this past week. isis is now claimed responsibility for the shooting of a tunisian beach resort that killed nearly 40 people. and u side bombing that killed nearly 30. joining me now is democratic congressman brendan boyle and congressman, thanks for joining us today. >> thanks for having me on. >> congressman, what are you hearing about july fourth threats? >> well i can tell you that beginning from the opening retreat weekend that we had in a bipartisan basis for new members back in january, the fbi director flat out said to us that the single thing that concerns him the most is the so-called lone wolf attack. the kind of person who can become radicalized sitting in their basement or apartment, whether it be a suburb of columbus ohio or new york city or anywhere basically in the united states o

meanwhile, jeb bush makes it official announcing his run for president of the united states later on today in miami and we're getting our first look at jeb's message. >> the d.c's wrong with america. i see what's right. they talk about problems. i see solutions. >> but the question

d.c. with a large meeting of officials, but at this stage it's finger pointing for both sides. >> strategic economic dialogue that goes on periodically between the unitedinese. in fact this has been on the agenda many many times talking about intellectual property theft, talking about hacking and the like. it is something they talk about frequently. let me ask you this. you know david, it's so interesting a lot of people have said to me cyber experts have said to me if you were accusing of chinese of actually breaking into the office of personnel management and stealing rolodexes or stealing information, that would be a very very billing charge. we've become a little i think, fatigued by how much hacking is going on. >> reporter: well that's right. experts say hacking goes on all over the place, mostly by hackers trying to steal information to sell that information. that's one reason why investigators say or this is a state actor they haven't seen at this stage or made any of that information public of these millions of people floating around for sale on the dark internet as it's called so perhaps it's being used for a multi-step attack. it would seem

official, saying the most difficult issues are going to be hit on right at the top. monday morning, bright and early in washington, d.c. they alternate every year between china and the unitedast year was in beijing. other issues, the transpacific partnership that president obama is trying to get going. that excludes china. we have the aiidb, the infrastructure investment bank that the united states has stayed out of. other issues include the illegal trade of ivory. it was put on the agenda. human rights, intellectual property, long-standing issues as is the value of the currency. a lot to talk about. angie: how do you think the cyber security breach of 4 million american contractors and workers is going to play out? >> probably not going to go over well in discussions. these are going to be talks held in washington. perhaps when the doors are closed, they get right down to brass tacks and talk about these issues. that will probably be right at the top. given that they are on u.s. soil, they might not pull their punches. if they are in china, a little more diplomacy. the chinese probably want this to go as smoothly as possible. don't ruffle too many feathers. smooth things

official. announcing his run for president of the united states today. and we have a first look at his message. >> the d.c wrong with america. i see what's right. they talk about problems. i see solutions. >> but is he too late to the game in donald trump joins us to react. >>> she fooled everybody but her own family. what was going through the mind of the naacp leader who lied about her race? dr. keith abbott joins us live on this monday morning because live from new york it's fox and friends. friends. >> it's going to be great. i don't know how much longer we can do our show on monday if his announcement on the 16th is true. >> why couldn't he continue? >> if you're a presidential candidate are you allowed to do a regular slot on a news show? >> i think so. >> we'll have to savor every minute of that today then. >> huckabee tuesdays. he has been doing it the last couple of years. i think you cannot be paid by a station to be on it. >> do you want to cut us out a little bit? >> we'll figure out the numbers and work out the salary and appearance time here. meantime, heather nauert joins us with headlines.

d.c. district of new york which is why she was involved with this one from the beginning. alleged crimes happened in the united states banking system and that's why the justice system is involved. today this officialy. again, she will take the oval office and officially become the attorney general. but clearly this is a very busy time for her. there's only 18 months left in the term of the obama administration, so she has a lot of work to get to and not a lot of time to celebrate much of anything. jose? >> good point. ron allen at the white house. thank you very much. >>> turning now to the supreme court as this term comes to an end, some audible decisions on policing have emerged just as the national conversation on police conduct has escalated. the court is expected to bring down several rulings on when police can use force and some of them may be surprising to you. ari is here with us with more. air, good morning. tell us a little about this. >> good morning. basically i want to talk to you about how these cases are working now. when a policeman stops and questions someone, how do you know whether that's proper or whether it's harassment? the court says it all depends on whether or not there is