.>>> thank you, doug nation -- dub nation.>>> looking for the driver in a crash that killed a 32-year-old motorcycle at international boulevard. the driver struck the motorcyclist and smashed into a parked car before speeding away, and the person writing the motorcycle was pronounced dead at the scene. anyone with information is asked to contact the oakland police. >>> fire investigators in san francisco are trying to determine what sparked a huge fire on saturday afternoon at mission in 29th street. six buildings were burned in it to four hours to put out the fire. two people were treated for smoke inhalation, a baby was treated for breathing issues. the firefighters stated on -- stayed on the same through sunday in case of a flareup.>> we stayed here in case another fire breaks out, and we will be here to handle it. we used to do that for good 24 hours after a big fire. >> 58 people were displaced, and according to the chronicle, the people at the gray would have filed 50 complaints of the past two decades resulting in numerous citations. a hardware store was destroyed in the bar has wa

. >>> doug nation is showing the pride this morning and you can see the photos from fans.h the #dub on 7. that cat is killing you right now. >> amazing. look at the baby. so cute. >>> we may not have given a warm welcome right mike nicco but we have the warm weather. >> yeah, i am sure that those were noise cancelling headlines that we have and then getting ready for some warmth and then 87 at 1:30 and just across the way over in mown main you view, and then 83 at 6:00 and then a comfortable 7:00. congratulations. it means everything in the morning. 1,800 feet up and then everybody else is mid to upper 50s and we have the 40 and then the rest of us in the 50s and then low to mid-50s there and then you can see the sunshine and check out the temperatures and it's only going get hotter on friday and saturday. >>> earlier delay and that's recovered nicely. we do have a problem with cal train. they're set issing you up a bus bridge for south bound 206 that was involved in a trespasser incident, so the bus bridge begins at el mont. the other shot spot is causing big delays all t

doug: 79 at reagan national right now. that's the key. comfortable temperatures and very comfortable humidity levels outside. that will continue through the afternoon. we are going to get up around 83, 84. our average high is 88 very mild night tonight. as we look forward to the next couple of days, we will keep our eye on way -- the high-pressure. of the coaste off today. the winds will turned to the southeast. we will see a warm front come through tonight. there is a possibility of a few showers later tonight, maybe an isolated rumble of thunder. we will keep an eye on that. nationals -- no worries tonight. beautiful weather at the park. 81 degrees with sunny skies at first pitch. we will talk about the holiday weekend and a lot more, coming up. melanie: there was a lot of police action as well this morning in loudoun county. that's where sheriff's deputies and federal authorities raided a home. abc 7's john gonzalez has the details. john: we know there was a shelter in place in this neighborhood this morning. police telling us there is

doug. one of baseball's top pitching prospects is getting called up as the nationals welcome the mets to townhis week. hear from the players on the rivalry next. "credit karma, why are you checking your cred e with lucy forever, do you?" "glass?" "nah, i'm good." "do we have any towels?" "i got ya!" "we should really get a toaster." "i got you!" "credit karma huh?" "yea, it's free." "that was easy." "check out credit karma today. credit karma. give yourself some credit." okawhoa!ady? [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. announcer: now the toyota sports desk. erin: exciting news for nationals fans and dusty baker announced the top pitching prospect lucas giolito is getting called up. he will be on the mound tomorrow against the mets at nationals park. the good news for the nats is they can finally unpack! the team was on the road for 20 o month. but they are now home for ten games. while things should be much easier for the nats al at home, you really can't ever count the mets out. it's always a b

and a bit later, one father taught his daughter was -- doug: and join me the folk life festival on the national mall, it is underway and the festival celebrating quite a milestone and coming up, we will tell you what regions are being celebrated and what you can see and hear and you can see it, what you can taste. a bit later, one father thought his daughter was taking the celtic race too far and he has gained internet fame. >> on the roads, and accident one laneavenue, blocked, if you are traveling northbound third street tunnel, single digits because of weekday roadwork, the big picture is not much to worry about around the capital beltway but focusing in on 66, delays as you head outbound, worked in place, this will be route 123 and because of this, dropped to down to 14 miles per hour. we did have some this evening on 66 eastbound and it still is but work on 66 westbound in gainesville is scheduled that they have rescheduled that for next week. we will keep you updated throughout the afternoon and into this evening about this project. jummy: a real-life action movie playing out in houston.

national harbor. >>> right now, here's doug.s here with the weather forecast and somehow a food is involved out there. >> involved when i'm outside. no better place than to be outside right now. we have some cloud cover. right now i'm with a chef. chef, you're a former marine. >> there is no such thing as a former marine. i'm not as lean. i'm not as mean, but i'll always be a u.s. marine. >> i love it. you're cooking us up some chicken. >> i've got a dry rub i made. i went to strafford university. >> that is the rub right there. >> rubbing these chickens down with some of my dry rub because i like it dry. they don't come seasoned, doug. i season it up good with my barbecue rub. i throw some in the slow smoker. the magic of tv, they're already ready. >> he's trying to win it this weekend for the marines. >> i'm competing with the big boys this year. i'm hoping to see everybody out because, doug, you're predicting some good weather, ain't you? >> this guy needs his own show. he's that good. let's show you what's happening out ther

doug: i came in the same day, june 1, 2000. i appreciate it. we will start off the first day of the nationalurricane center list of names for tropical storms considering it is the first day of the hurricane season. jummy: maybe i will be in 2017. doug: we already had alex, the rare wintertime store. is colin. colin is a name. colon is a body part or punctuation mark. pattern that you have to start thinking tropical patterning little bit with the heat and humidity. temperatures climbing. 30 year average of storms. serviceonal weather provided this. the 12 named storms, six become hurricanes and three become major hurricanes. this season, they are expecting 10 to 14 named storms, 4 to eight hurricanes and wondeone to four major hurricanes. starting to billow up some clouds. there is a possibility this afternoon of a couple isolated showers or thundershowers could pop. all in the high range. weeds in the low range is wednesday. mid 80's in many areas already. that will be our range today, 85 or 86 in most areas. showers and storms off the coastal carolina from bonnie. we aret big event looking

nationals were inconsistent on offense. team batting average for april was only 230. as the rain came down, thank you, doug, in may, the batting averages went up and no june swoon. so far in five games this month the nationals are hitting 276 and scored 32 runs. tonight, after the third straight win and they started off in the first inning. nats already out to a 2-0 lead. they are still scoring. ryan zimmerman keeps it going. man on. zimmerman crushes the ball to left. that's gone. a two-run shot. his ninth of the season. nats up 4-0. in the second, steven drew at the plate. full count, a full swing. oh, yeah. that's over the fence. if you are playing along, the next batter, same count, same result, yeah, espy hammers this to right. back to back jacks. i love to say that. they lead 6-0. to the eighth, nats offense not slowing down. two on for jayson werth and he wakes up the chicago pitchers in the bull pen. game going on. his tenth of the season. makes it 10-0. ready for this? ten runs they have scored in the ninth inning. third straight game they have scored at least ten runs and they are not done yet. >

on the national mall, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. doug: i'm impressed, sam.time to look at the weekend forecast. the beach travel weather tomorrow. a big get-away day. cool in the morning. 68. muggy. sunshine through the day. highs will hit 88. but showers and thunderstorms possible early in the morning. likely in the late afternoon and the everything hours. for fourth of july for most of the area it will be dry through the day on saturday and sunday. low to mid-80's. however monday on the fourth, showers and thunderstorms will be more likely through the day, especially by the everything and the nighttime hours. if you are headed to the mountains for weekend, beautiful weather. highs in the 70's saturday and sunday but the showers and the storms likely in the day on monday the fourth. if you are headed to the beaches, it looks just fine on saturday and sunday. plenty of sun. low 80's. water temperatures, lower 70's. monday on the way home showers and thunderstorms look like they could continue through the evening hours. jamie sullivan, any signs people are st

joining us now with reaction, fox news contributor, former clinton pollster, doug schoen, and a member of trump's national finance committee, co-host of "wall street week" on the fox business network, anthony scaramuc scaramucci. anthony, i was watching you this morning. i thought you really understood well that, number one, immigration played very big in this vote in great britain. and number two, a rise of nationalism in great britain as well. issues that seem to be impacting this election. trump was right. and hillary and obama were dead wrong on this. >> yeah, he's been right on this all year, sean. i think the central key piece of this is when global elites are misaligned from the lower and middle class, you see this sort of a breach, and so that's what happened in great britain and i think it bode well for mr. trump as we go into the november election because you could also see that the polling was wrong. you had the bradley effect going, sean, with the polling where people are not really telling you exactly what they're going to do until the curtain closes in the campaign booth. the polling booth.

national trend up next. alison: reminder here as doug weather alert for the weekend.ow is the time to sign up for the storm watch weather alert. they will be sent to your phone. go to wjla.com/text to sign up alison: back with breaking news coming to us from oregon. moser, oregon, 70 miles east from a news chopper. this is tanker fire. this was a train derailment essentially with eight tankers full of oil that derailed and exploded. you are seeing the fire and the thick back smoke because of it. >> the car is burning. this is the near the columbia gorge. this doesn't appear to be any water. which is a good thing. right now this thick black smoke is causing a vac wation in a half mile radius of the derailment. this is isolated to one or two cars now. but people in the area said it wasn't about seeing the derailment. they could feel it. jonathan: we will keep watching the situation in oregon. alison: when we get more information we will bring it to you. jonathan: moving on now. a look at hundred of video and the audio recordings of the incident involving the chicago pol

that's what doug luzader waser s telling us at reagan national as well.we.politan washington airport authority not put anything out t on twitter are on their main mai page in reaction to this this incident and instant bull andull neither has the tsa. tsa we can tell you the only thingyt we know of for sure is that new york and new jersey authoritiesi there are telling people thatt they have put additionalnal security officers in theers in t airports and telling passengerss travelers don't be surprised if you see officers on patrol with tactical weapons. kind of a thing that here in d.c. if they doin' creasease security, they're not going toeg come out and say that they'vehee done so. do it's just something i think that travelers now and even security officials expect would happen,pe and as you know, we are alwaysla pretty much on a state of heightened aler washington, d.c.washington interesting u.s. state department just monday toldondat americans to avoid traveling to southeastern turkey. upgrading some of the travelra warnings and alerts that had it put ou

doug: start with a time lapse on wednesday. this is from nationals park. and put this in motion since this morning. the skies were clear then. now fair weather cloudiness around the area. 85 degrees at the ballpark. it's beautiful parade of clouds through the skies this afternoon. with only a few minor exceptions. only most areas will stay dry and a couple of showers popped. that will be a possibility until we get through sunset. with the heat and the few raindrops. we don't see thunderstorm activity around. we have huge number on the pollen count. same with the mold spores. weeds in the low category today. temperatures are like yesterday. low to mid-80's are widespread. upper 80's like fredericksburg for 87. 88 in frederick and winchester and martinsburg. 79 with a bay bridge in annapolis. as far as the pool forecast unless you're in western charles county which has shower activity now. most areas should be fine for the pool as the temperatures drop in the everything in the upper 70's. still warm and humid. here is the shower. same placement as yesterday.

money raised will support the national multiple sclerosis socie society. >>> 5:42 on this saturday. eagles coach doug pederson says one of his quarterbacks has separated themselves from the others. >>> plus, the phillies go up against the brewers today after scoring quite a few runs last night. was it enough for a win? that's next in sports. . >>> we continue to follow breaking news. sports fans are waking up to find out a legend has passed away. "the greatest," muhammad ali died late last night at the age of 74. he was hospitalized this week for a respiratory problem. he also suffered from parkinson's disease. we'll have more on his career and connections to our area coming up at 6:00. >>> we'll continue to follow ali's life and career throughout the morning right here on nbc10. also, any time of the day go to our website nbc10.com, and the nbc10 app for continuing coverage. >>> chicago police are releasing video and audio recordings of police shootings and other incidents in a bid to regain the public's trust. a police review board says hundreds of recordings like these will let people scrutinize t

doug: the weather hadn't settled into summer yet but it's here. it's 81 at reagan national airport, looking at national harbor. if you head out for lunch outdoors in the metro area, it's warm but comfortably so because humidity levels haven't started to spike up yet but will happen later in the afternoon as winds turn more to the south. we're thinking the numbers will climb in the 80's, a little above average but the humidity levels creep up. showers and thunderstorms will happen. seems like metro areas and points to the east will have the lighter chances of rain during the day today. that's good news. 85 by 6:00, 81 degrees by about 8:00 this evening with a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms about anywhere across the region. doppler radar not showing anything, a clean sweep but hagerstown to cumberland and western maryland, showers there. the farther west you go, especially in west virginia, unfortunately more showers and storms pop in between durbin and elkens. through the day we'll watch them. a lot of them as they head east will weaken once across the blue ri

doug has been promising. it is moving east. it is moving toward the nation's capital. >> it's been pretty wild and dangerous out there. >>> first, donald trump off the campaign trail for a little while today while he was in d.c. giving a deposition in a lawsuit. >> trump and hillary clinton are running neck and neck in the battleground state of virginia. tom sherwood breaks down the numbers for us. >> reporter: dozens of demonstrators were shouting love conquers hate downtown law firm where trump gave a two-hour deposition. it is part of the suit against his hotel. the trump appearance in d.c. comes as a new virginia poll shows trump and presumptive democratic nominee hillary clinton in a statistical tie for the november election in a state seen as a battleground. clinton leads trump 42% to 39%, well within the margin of error. >> this is typical of what we expect for virginia which has been a battleground state in 2010 and 2008. >> reporter: the virginia poll was taken in the days following the orlando mass shooting. it shows 88% support background checks on

kristin wright has more at the national mall with what you need to know. >> reporter: as doug just mentioned, rain is in the forecast and the fourth of july forecast has never, ever been canceled because of the weather. that decision will be made on monday. if they are canceled, the show will go on on tuesday but with a condensed security plan. police say the reason for that is that for logistical reasons they insist that they are ready. >> reporter: the reality is, as america celebrates independence day, there must be questions asked about our safety. some would argue it's even more true here in our nation's capital. >> yeah, it does make me a little nervous, especially given orlando and stuff recently. >> reporter: we asked the u.s. park police how they are preparing. this lieutenant describing security at the mall as robust and timely. >> intelligence is looked at and currently there are no threats to this event. however, the united states park police and our security posture will be prepared. >> reporter: the chief adding that they have done drill after drill planning for the unexpected.

national outrage and the changes the zoo is making. on a waternformation rescue involving first-graders in maryland. and doug will be back with the jummy: we're back with the 20 16.on the vote hillary clinton is expected to deliver a foreign-policy speech in california, outlining why she believes donald trump is unfit to be president. this comes as trump continues to rally support in the golden state. there are three lawsuits against the former real estate education program, trump university. clinton: trump and his employees took advantage of vulnerable americans, encouraging them to max out their credit cards. qualified, soot here are seven points that i have marked down. a new poll shows a dead heat between clinton and bernie sanders in california. that primary less than a week away. we want to get to those newly from the911 calls cincinnati zoo. for the first time, we are hearing how the boy's mother and tourists panicked moments after the boy fell into the guerrilla's pen -- the gorrilla's pen. >> there's a baby in the zoo that fell in the guerrilla mode. hurry. >> oh, god. it has his pants. he's taking

doug, thanks. martha: turkey has declared a national day of mourning and president go on the house to fight terroriststernational community to help turn the tide in live reports from istanbul coming up right after this. >> i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. to me, relationships matter. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. [ male announcer ] with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. plus, there are no networks,

doug tonight. >> that's what happens when sports is next. >> you have had your moment. now i will explain the details. the nationalsow without their closer. after the first time in his 12 seasons, papal bond is on the 15-day disabled list. strained a muscle between his ribs the nationals have hardly been straining. gonzalez last four starts 0-4 with earned run average over eight. the nationals hosting a night out for the lgbt community remembering the victims of the orlando shooting. really nice touch. now some joy. the baseball game. rips one to right. one run comes in. the second slides in safe ahead of the throw. cubs up 2-0. gio settled down. facing russell, nine strikeouts and three runs allowed. the nats even things at three. lines this one to left center. russell comes around to score. that's an rbi double. junior and the cubs beat the nats 4-3 we have a rubber match tomorrow at 4:00. get out of work. >>> manny machado slices this one and to right. two-run homer for manny. his 17th of the season. chris tillman on the hill for the orioles. bases loaded for vasquez. seven strike outs and one run allowed for ti

coming up next in sports, the washington nationals continue to be a thorn in the side of the philly's pitcher. >>> plus, carson wentz talks about his progress learning dougn's offense. it's all in your sunday morning sports when we return. to grow up. but teachers like mr. elliot saw something in me. made a connection with me. now i'm a teacher myself, right here in camden. i'm just passing it along to my own students and making those same connections my teachers made with me. now that's some beautiful music. i'm jamal dickerson, and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator. >>> hey, good morning to you from comcast sportsnet. how about some baseball? the philly's entered saturday after having lost four straight cams to the nationals. ye pitcher aaron nola on the bump. he entered the day with nine straight quality starts since that april game against washington. but things fell apart. 1-0 nationals. still in the second, it's 2-0. michael a. taylor singles in a run. abi knock, 4-0 nationals. it's like death by inches here. they weren't done, though. fifth inning, banks one down the line. at least it's an extra base hit. rough afternoon for the phillies. >>>

doug. syed with a consumer -- "7 on your side" with consumer alert. the national highway traffic safety administration issued a warning to stop driving the cars. the that is because of the vehicle takata air bag and the inflators. the warning covers 2001-2002 honda civics. 2001, 2002 accords. 2002, honda cr-v's. the 2003 acura cl. 2003 honda pilots. we have more on what you should do and the vehicles impacted by the recall at wjla.com. alison: the red line is back up and running after a gas leak. it closed them to close the brookland station as a precaution. washington gas says a four-inch main ruptured near the station. the company was able to turn off the gas before 2:00 and trains started to run once again. well the second phase of metro safetrack push ends sunday. phase three is set to begin on tuesday after the holiday. that is when crews will be closing down the tracks between reagan national airport and braddock road. you will still be able to get to national airport station from d.c. shuttle buses will be offered between braddock road and crystal city and

doug doug: looks like after about 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon is probably the best timing for showers and storms. right now, cloudy and hazy and the nation's capital, 78 degrees. seven miles west of downtown washington is sunshine. the mountains, showers and storms. warm and humid today, 80's, and again tomorrow and probably sunday. if showers and thunderstorms are a possibility this afternoon, evening, and tomorrow. sunday is the highest chances of showers and storms. coming up, more details about the possibility of sunday's weather, and some of that could include severe thunderstorms. most of the heavy cloudiness is moving out. , some clearing, and then more showers. after about 4:00, esp 00 hours, our best chances of showers and storms, warm and muggy. best chance is west of metro washington. autria: this could cause trouble for people heading to the beach is this we get. the maryland transportation authority says as it may prevent two-way operations on the bridge. mta says drivers should be prepared for possible delays during the afternoon rush hour. and i forget, you can stay on top of severe weather by downloading the free abc 7 stor

doug we will see you tomorrow. >>> with less than two months before the democratic national convention here in philadelphia, i thoughtt would be dull. it is not going to be dull. a city council committee passed legislation letting police issue 100-dollar civil fines, rather than make criminal arrests for things like nuisance crimes, the event includes disorderly conduct, blocking the street and failing to heed a request to disperse. fines instead of getting locked up. >> 6:19. okay scott, i need a repeat of yesterday because yesterday felt wonderful. >> yes, low humidity. 86 degrees was the high temperature. yesterday was a ten. today will be a nine because we have a slight threat of thunderstorms popping up in the afternoon but your new jersey primary day forecast weather-wise looks good. temperatures warmed rapidly 80 at noon. high temperature of 86 degrees, and take a look at the tropics, look at this big blob, it made land fall bringing heavy rain and flood conditions there it has moved out in the opened waters of the atlantic basin. it is racing on off to the northeast at 31 miles an hour, 50 miles per hour stor

joining us doug smith formerly of the department of homeland security and an expert on national affairsmr. rogan. first to you. it is a sad prophecy that you made yesterday. you talked about the fear of more attacks during ramadan. i said hopefully we don't have you back to talk about attacks and here we are today. >> yes, that was your closing statement yesterday. i think what we have seen is the final proof to that debate that's been going on across the country about the nature of the threat we face and how seriously we should respond to it in terms of concerted strategy. more specifically whether we have time or not and whether that urgency to confront this threat is imbued in our policies. i would say the urgency is not there and unless we get that urgency we are going to continue to see atrocities like this in the united states, across europe and across the world indeed. >> we talk about how 9/11 changed everything in america in the sense that airport security changed, our stature toward terrorism changed. are we in another phase? is this a new 9/11? will we look back at today in o

national review, steve lonegan of the korv conservatives pac. avenues supporter of ted cruz. also former republican party official douge and back with us once again, lee zeldin. jim, way tonight start with you, paul ryan just said those comments made by donald trump, the comments are the textbook definition of a racist comment. yet he still supports donald trump for president. which, by the way, i should add is the position of the man sitting next to you, congressman lee zeldin. how awkward is that right now for the republican party? >> you poor, poor man. no one should put you in this position. you don't deserve this. you're better than this. look, you want to know the great thing about being never trump like most of the folks at national review, we don't have to defend any of this crap. we were against trump from the beginning and most of us are still against trump. we don't have to say it's not that bad or maybe he's got a legitimate reason to call that indiana-born judge a mexican. we don't have to make excuses for it. he's put his supporters into an impossible situation. and i was yelling at them on the conferenc

doug mckel way live for us. we'll be right back. those hot dogs look good. oh yeah, hebrew national. like yours but they're also kosher. is that a big deal? i think so. because not just any beef goes into it. only certain cuts of kosher beef. i guess they're pretty choosy. oh, honey! here, have some of ours. oh! when your hot dog's kosher, that's a hot dog you can trust. hebrew national >>> a story near and dear to my heart. travelers can treat themselves to spectacular scenery starting today with the colorado old falls road. it takes travelers into the rocky hill national park. it goes up a steep slope. it was originally built back in the early 1900s. it will be open to drivers until october 3rd. >> so beautiful. >> sometimes they have 20, 30-foot snow drifts they have to plow through even this time of year. >> wow. how do they manage to do that? >> my first job, i used to cover the opening of fall river road in rocky hill national park. >> you'll have to do a follow-up story. >> thank you for joining us. >> kimberly guilfoyle is in for gretchen. it's on now. >>> all indications poi

doug: tons. alison: perfect place. thank you. leon: f.a.a. is hearing calls for more quiet around reagan national airport.will tell you about a plan in the works to help turn down the volume there. alison: plus, what drivers need to know to cash in on volkswagen's $15 billion settlement for the emissions cheating scandal. the greek flavors of our mediterranean collection.ve your choice of delicious chicken or hearty steak. with crumbled feta and cool, creamy tzatziki sauce. try our mediterranean collection today. subway. fresh is what we do. built a sandcastle?id? ha, no, i switched to geico and got more. more? that is more. go get some mud... all that "more" has to be why they're the second-largest auto insurer. everybody likes more. mhm, i think so. geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. kimberly: i'm "7 on your side" consumer investigator kimberly suiters. we are asking the fitness trainer in the phone bank here. the folks are taking a lot of calls from you. people are asking about how to get rid of their midsection or their belly fat. the number to call is 703-236-9220. i'm attached to your

doug hill working at that time. unbelievable. the first weekend of snow. about 18 inches at reagan national. every weekend after that. the cars packed on connecticut avenue looked like maresh mellows and then the garbage trucks started to hit them. they couldn't see them so they used the garbage trucks as alison: amazing. nothing like that right now. steve: absolutely. leon: that qualifies. steve: more on the severe storms in a bit. alison: thank you. leon: see what is happening in sports. what is the word? erin: you can tell how bad tiger woods wishes he was playing on the eve of the first round of the quicken loans national. he says he can't set a timeline for his return to professional golf. why he wishes he could play he is looking forward to giving back. >> it has been ten month since we saw tiger woods play professional golf. >> it's not fun. it is tough. erin: since tiger won't play in his own tournament this year the fans focused their attention on players like ricky fowler who took part of the shot for heroes today. with the former redskin turned radio host chris cooley playing emce

doug: more coming but next week is cooler and less humid. get a live look at the torpedo factory. we have partly sunny skies. warm and muggy. the temperatures across the region reagan national. 79 degrees. winds from the east/southeast. dew point are high enough that is where we get the muggy feeling from. big numbers for the grass pollen and the mold spores that are both in high range. moderate level of the tree pollen and the weeds low range. numbers are impressive. it's interesting to note the 80's are just west of the metro area. you go from d.c. east. and it's five or six, seven degrees cooler because of the east and the southeast winds across the ocean cooling things off. all of that is more humidity to the air. the air is wet and will climb up the hills and the mountains we are seeing this activity. showers and the thunderstorms. heaviest batches to charlottesville. that will encroach on the richmond metro area tonight. some of the northern end of the showers and the storms will come in the metro area. part of it at 10:00, 11:00 midnight. so several batches of storms that pushed along by a weak cold front. that front will increase chances of the chae thunderstorms th

leon: also, the national cathedral is going to be removing confederate battle flags that are start of two large stained glass windows there. what it plans to do with them coming up. doug: we have our eye on the weekend forecast. a lot of activities this weekend. the weather you need to know still to come on "abc7 news at 6:00". leon: breaking news from annandale where fairfax county police say a second person has died in a domestic shooting incident. the woman and the man were shot on a home on beverly drive around 1:00 this afternoon. the man died there at the scene. woman died a few hours later at nearby inova fairfax hospital. police do have a suspect in custody. maureen: a jury has convicted a prince george's county man of murder with the help of his victim. leon: melvin pate after the 2010 shooting. he died before the case went to trial. but the jurors saw a video of pate identifying jermaine hailes by blinking at his photo. hailes' attorneys objected to the use of that video but the maryland court of appeals ruled it a dying declaration so it was able to be used in court. hailes will be sentenced in august. maureen: changes are coming to the stained glass window

doug. put on your sunscreen and walking shoes. the annual smithsonian folk life festival is under way at the national mall. two week long festivals highlight the years in basque region of spain and france and california. ♪ >> reporter: music. a conga line of masks. and more music at the opening of the 50th year of the folk life festival. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> reporter: over two weeks diverse communities from california and the basque region that straddles spain and france. elizabeth perk of howard county is happy. she's a first american. her mother is basque. >> people don't know what basque people are. >> reporter: inside the marketplace the festival was a sharp contrast from the troubles of the world. >> to celebrate what we have in common and learn from each other. smrks smithsonian organizers say there is a simple message for all. >> how the communities rejuvenate. how do they sustain themselves. >> we are working closely with security both at the smithsonian and national park service. we feel confident we are well prepared. >> reporter: tom sherwood, news 4. >> an attack at a d.c. day care and

the national guard is bringing in a temporary bridge to get them out. let's check in with doug.oug, what on earth caused all this and are they going to get any relief? >> they are going to get some relief. still seeing some showers and thunderstorms t today. st already crested. entire towns covered in that water. fortunately today they are seeing things calm down a little bit. they're going on the recovering for quite sometime. look what's happening around our portion of west virginia. those storms yet hit well down towards southern west virginia from charleston down to the sou south. notice this storm right here just south of le ray not moving a whole lot. we could see some flash flooding in and around le ray and shenandoah county. watch out. we're going to see some incredibly heavy rain in the next one to two hours. the rest of us seeing shower activity, but these are the storms until 5:45. severe thunderstorm warnings here. storms up toward the baltimore area and columbia. waldorf saw some rain. here's one around the rockville re where we have seen lightning and thunder out o

doug: i will grab the weather. tell you a word on the weather outside. it's muggy. 81 degrees at the reagan national airport.inds out of the east. a big player controlling the weather pattern. look at the big picture of the wheel. it feels warmer. plenty of moisture from the atlantic ocean. pushing west over the mountains and lifted up to showers and storms. flood concerns from harrisonburg to the big picture is wide area. creeping eastward to the metro. right-hand side of the screen is now tropical depression bonnie. could be tropical storm bonnie late tonight. winds close to 40 miles per hour. tomorrow morning, a little fog. temperatures are mid-to-upper 60's around the metro area. through the day. day similar to this. clouds, sunshine, warm and muggy. in the lower 80's with a chance of showers and thunderstorms by tomorrow afternoon and the everything. saturday we will do the same thing all over again. low to mid-80's. showers and thunderstorms. warm and muggy. the big story could be sunday with cold front coming in to warm and a humid air mass to give us strong to severe thunderstorms. if you have a beac

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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 got the entire forecast for you in minutes. >>> i'm tracee wilkins. comi

doug: saturday. enjoy today. tomorrow is gorgeous. but then going to feel like summer. right now at the reagan national airport. 81 degrees. the breeze there. any plans you have in the next give you the temperature. save an idea what to wear out tonight and prepare for the everything hours for dining out for anything else you have. later we drop in 70's. mostly sunny. breezy. the temperatures will drop through the 60's in the early to the mid-evening hours. tomorrow morning the temperatures will range from the mid-to-upper 50's around the area. dale city is 56. same wake-up temperatures, clear skies in waldorf. the future cast, next through day also, not much to see feature wise. sunshine and clouds. temperatures will hit 80 or so. we get into late friday night and saturday. start to see the winds turn south. what that will do is bring in moisture. northwesterly winds that are dry. moisture winds out of the south. we pick up the mugginess. early saturday, showers over the mountains. we get to the afternoon and it looks like there could be isolated sh they will stay north of the area. looks good all things considered. 91, y

national guard have been deployed across eight counties. some of this is happening just about 50 miles over the border from virginia. doug, the question that everyone is asking, are they done with rain? >> yeah, i think they're done with the rain for the most part. they saw a couple of showers and thunderstorms earlier today, but they did not produce any more flooding. take a look at where we were yesterday at this time. these were the storms moving on in. the training of moisture right across the area, let's show you the radar here. in through portions of central and southern portions of west virginia, just storm after storm developing. look at all the lightning, but it was the heavy rain. some locations picking up 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 inches of rain. those storms moved down to the south. now still dealing with some showers down there, but most of it getting on out of here. take a look at some more video we have out of the west virginia area. this was incredibly hard hit, some of these areas down there. white greenbrier resort. that golf course was hit extremely hard. the town completely inundated. they're surrounded by mounta

doug. >>> we've got sports coming up. what did i say? we've got sports coming up. we're talking about the very best in the nationale facing off at nats park tonight. some folks say bryce harper has a beef to settle with those guys. >> here's a look at what's ahead on "nightly news." >> we have a special edition of "nightly news" coming to you from orlando tonight. the previous contact between the shooter and the fbi, was there an opportunity missed to stop him before the attack? we'll tell you what we've learned. also the timeline. the hours police were here leading up to the final assault. what happened? we'll walk you through that as we're with a mother hours after she gets the awful news and following her long plea for answers. some of you will ♪ stand by me includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >>> you can give them the pennant right now if you want to. it's up to you. but you've still got to play. >> i love me so

doug: it has been pleasant. the temperatures are creeping up. in the past hour or two clouds rolled in. we have 86 now. reagan national airport.outherly wind at 17. it feels muggy. sprinkles around the area, too. montgomery county and northwest washington. clearly the heavy duty stuff is well west. along west of 81. another batch northwest of charlottesville. the heavy showers will move south and east. area to the west. shenandoah, virginia, under flood warning until 8:30. first pitch time, a chance of a sprinkle. we don't think we will see thunderstorm activity tonight. it's muggy weather. temperatures are dropping to the upper 70's in the ballpark. the city with fog in the morning. it will burn off and turn partly sunny. 88 in the afternoon. muggy day. isolated showers and thunderstorms in the evening. cooler, drier, pleasant weather wednesday and thursday. back to the humidity. saturday and sunday for most of the day. same deal for sunday. and the fourth of july monday. it looks like bright and sunny and warm with the highs at 87 degrees which is average for early july. back to you. jonathan: talk sports now. erin: a busy w

totally jeopardized national security by putting her e-mails on a private server, all to hide her corrupt dealings. i mean, it's criminal investigation. >> doug mckelway reports for us tonight from richmond virginia where donald trump has been holding a rally. >> that's right, trish. this rally interestingly enough is much more sparsely attended than what we've been used to seeing at donald trump rallies. the chief of police here in richmond just yesterday had a press conference which might explain that. he said he received upwards of 50 e-mail from people who procured tickets to this rally and who wanted to come but were afraid of potential violence. and that may have kept the crowd down here. there are a couple of hundred protesters here. so far they have been well behaved. if you can pan over it right now. i think that may be change. i just saw a group of police officers running over there, running into the crowd of protesters. we'll see what happens there. we'll keep our eyes on that. but inside the rally right now, donald trump is unleashing a torrent of attacks against clinton and her new campaign companion elizabeth warren who she deri

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in montana and north dakota we will check in with doug luzader, live in washington, d.c., that man right there has big meeting tomorrow in our nation's capitol. but look at the headlines here. first lady, this is pretty good headline on the metro, great, first laid. >> i and first lady again. different -- >> the first laid. >> i exactly. >> philly inquirer, sorry. clinton milestone win. now, here is a interesting line in the daily news real quickly, did you want to point something out? >> not very flattering. >> oh, horrible picture because when she put her arms outlooks like she has her outfit on backward. >> like a straight jacket oring? >> yes, the jacket, hiding her neck. >> just whenever i see the picture, oh,. >> but it doesn't look that bad. >> the important thing is she made history. >> looking at fashion there. >> hair to the thrown, hillary stumbles across dems finish line. they thought she would be run away winner, but bernie sanders still gave her a fight. >> and he's still fighting. >> interesting, last night, go ahead. last night she said her mother born on june 4th, 1919. you know what that date is in that's when women

national convention. it's effective now. he's got the best clean, clear shot that one republican could possibly imagine having. >> if you looked at "wall street journal" today, they're talking, dougoen talking about hillary clinton not being the nominee, talking about parading by it in the end. lou: that would be quite a circus on its own. >> here we thought our convention was a circus. the strongest thing trump did yesterday at his press conference is to talk about how the democrat nomination is rigged. he can bring more disaffected sanders voters on his side. lou: ryan and romney and kristol who are trying to screw up a vacatant lot. >> totally irrelevant. trump has put it together, trump has not changed his behavior pattern, keeps getting stronger to the point we were talking about earlier, hillary clinton is the inevitable nominee of the democratic party and going to the most important state in california and limping, and sanders who obviously has more momentum than she has is one part of that same poll, if you have all democrats, he's up by a point. if you take principled democrats or people who vote, two points. he's got the momentum and that's the most important state they

doug, thank you. 7:12 now. >> well, gasoline prices in new jersey could be among the highest in the nation by tomorrow. if the senate approves a hike in the state gasoline tax today. looks like they'll do it, too. the 23% gasoline hike was approved by the assembly early this morning, and has the backing of governor christie. if it becomes reality, the higher taxes could kick in, well, tomorrow. lawmakers say the money would go to road and bridge work, infrastructure, legislation also carries sales tax cut, it would be lowered from 7% to 6%, but that wouldn't take effect tomorrow. >> no. that's going to stretch out over the next two years. >> 7:13. still no deal in atlantic city. which means, six a hundred casino workers could walk off the job tomorrow. members of unite here local 54, preparing for a strike, as negotiations continue, with five casinos of atlantic city's eight casinos. ceasar's, harrah's, bally's, trump taj mahal, drop can a now doing better financially, the workers want to recoup some of the concessions they made when the casinos were struggling. we reached out to the casinos, and still

doug: today we have had little showers and the thundershowers popping up like popcorn. i will show it to you on radar. part of a weather system moving overhead. this is the live camera from national harbor. low clouds. looking back to the horizon, on the left-hand side of the screen watching what was, it's diffuse now, but a rain shield we were seeing several miles away west. a little cell that we metro area. tucked in here to the south and the west. this is no organized line. later it will calm down around sunset. we will do a quick zoom in and show you the action we have now. one little cell in southeast part of town not far from oxon hill. moore across fairfax county to prince william county. that area will move across the river as well. time stamps for you. 4:26. the arrival time of the heavier cell. alexandria. later in mount vernon. clinton will in prince george's county, 4:44. piscataway southwest at 4:55. part of this will make it over the river to 5:15. watching showers and not unexpected. there is a 30% chance in the forecast. arrives. the skies have been clearing and that trend is here through the afternoon tomorrow and the next few days. 84 in manassas. 79 at andrews.