. >>> more concerns now for cyclists in fairfax county. latest numbers from police out "today show" that bike related crashes are up over the last few years. northern virginia bureau reporter david culver has more on what could be causing riders to pedal into harm's way. >> reporter: two crashes on his bike in the past five years. >> thank you very much, ma'am. >> reporter: fair to say bob of fairfax county knows well the dangers of biking on the roads. his most recent wreck -- >> that was pretty scary. >> reporter: a collision with a truck. >> the truck was going down lee chapel road and clipped me and knocked me off. >> reporter: his experience part of a growing trend in fairfax county. police released the latest numbers. in 2012 there were 106 cyclists involved in crashes. that was up 25% from the year before. already this year there's been 45 bike wrecks. >> this is aluminum so metal will bend. so there what happens the whole thing. >> reporter: bike manager has a theory for the spike in crashes here in the county. >> there's an awaren

some say the clinic's patients will just go elsewhere. >> to fairfax or elsewhere. >> now, the fairfaxcouncil now calls these clinics and medical care facilities. the council itself will regulate these facilities with the city staffers, and and you guys have seen, it has reignited the abortion debate in our area. richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> months after he died in custody, providing more information on the six expiation death of a man with down's syndrome who died last january when sheriff's deputies moonlighting as security officers forcibly remove him from a movie theater. warnedng his caretaker deputies not to touch him or speak to him because he would, quote, freakout. the deputies involved in the incident were not charged. inlast month's plane crash ocean city, early reports say the plane was intact when it hit the ocean but broke apart after the crash, and the ntsb is hoping to recover video from a camera on board that plane, and the crash killed two off-duty officers. >> and now, it there is a look at some of the stories we are following. the heat is on in the region, d.c. exp

it will take you 12 minutes to get from fairfax county parkway and inside 66, clear here as

. >> reporter: mar keepa campbell cheers at infinity all stars practice in fairfax, praying tribute to her coach, 27-year-old dion bagby. he died in a motorcycle crash in frederick, maryland, friday, and recently became a cheerleader with the baltimore ravens. >> it's just really heartbreaking to know that he died. >> reporter: moments later her mother gives her a hug. >> he was like a big brother to her. >> reporter: a big brother and cheerleading coach to 100 kids at infinity over the past three years. he was driving his motorcycle to pennsylvania to work with athletes at a cheerleading camp when he collided with a car. >> dion was an amazing guy. great coach and even better friend. >> reporter: in a statement, the baltimore ravens say, "this is such sad news, and the entire ravens family is in mourning over dion's passing. our thoughts and prayers are with dion's family and friends." >> he tried out the year before and wasn't able to do it. and this year he tried out again and made it. and it was really exciting. >> he always made it fun to be he here. >> reporter: here at the gym,

>> it was a part of a case by fairfax financial. alleged that acc had manipulated its securities. it was getting advanced knowledge of analyst market moving reports before they came out and traded on. >> given the timing of what the charges and what the charges are, failure to supervise as opposed to some of the other charges that could have been brought, how would you characterize the strength of the sec's hand? >> i read the complaint coming over here. i think the evidence is unbelievably damming. there are tactical reasons why the sec would have gone for the charges it did in administrative proceeding. when you look at the charges, you have here a slam dunk failure to supervise case. you have people who have material nonpublic information communicating that in two different stocks directly to steven cohen. it's obvious from the nature of the information it has to be insider information. in fact his own internal people are saying this information is too good to be true. okay, now, his defense is gee, i didn't know. sort of a dummy defense. i didn't realize it might have been ins

much of fairfax county, the upper 70s. the rural areas of maryland, virginia, most locations the low 70s. and parts of the shenandoah valley and into the mountains now, it's in the upper 60s. and hour by hour through the day today, we will have a rapid warm-up. by 10:00 this morning, mid-80s. by noontime, the low 90s. and yes, the upper 90s by midafternoon. it may not be quite as humid this afternoon. but still extreme heat. you do need to take care in this extreme heat if you have to be outside. then a clear evening. we'll be back down into the 80s through the evening. and by dawn on wednesday, should be down to the mid-70s tomorrow morning. tomorrow partly cloudy but it will likely get more humid tomorrow and stay very steamy into thursday and friday. afternoon highs, upper 90s tomorrow with the increased humidity. it will feel above 105 for a few hours midafternoon. and again that heat index above 105 likely on thursday and friday as we soar to the upper 90s. but there's also, i think, an increased chance of maybe scatt

fairfax is not under the advisory. we do have a trough that's bringing showers to the del mar beaches. wake up temperatures, 75 to 84 degrees. afternoon highs, 93 to 98. feels like temperatures of 100 to 105. coming up in a few minutes, we'll take a look at the extended hours. here's amanda. good morning. >> not heating up in the morning commute. we have a couple of incidents. an accident is working in the annapolis area. this is going to be right off of route 50. we can see that accident will be affecting you on route 50 westbound. not slowing things down too much. you may find moderate to heavy conditions there. also picking up that from 95, now this is southbound. you're good to go up to the beltway. if you're headed southbound down toward the stafford area, you may run into some delays between route 214 and quantico. 266 looking beautiful, no big problems or delays. a live shot there along 270 shows us we have very light and favorable conditions through that stretch of roadway as well. for now, i'll send it back to

price so in the case of closely this family eventually received a two million dollars settlement from fairfax county paid for by the residents along with a warning statement by police about the risks associated with betting pools but something tells me that you might be executed if you gamble wasn't included in that note so i guess it's business as usual police grossly overstepping their bounds a man is dead and you the taxpayer is left to clean up the mess. and that's a wrap for us here in d.c. today you guys have a great night thanks for watching and we'll be right back here tomorrow. i've seen the perception of the cross many to. i'm spoiled it doesn't matter if there's snow a heat wave or hail stones from people keep on going i don't expect anything i just want i told myself i keep on going as long as my heart told me to watch that's all i wanted at the moment. i have send so mind she's seen i'm carrying these sayings on my shoulder. do you want me to put a bandage shared you know that's fine a lot of people were so exhausted they could barely walk their feet hurt and some of them fainted

doesn't include fairfax, montgomery county or prince george's county. it's not because it's not going to be hot but these are the urbanized areas that tend to be the most affected here. check on the elderly, especially those that don't tend to open the windows or have air conditioning. 96 in wood bridge tomorrow. 64 in annapolis. wouldn't that be nice? that's a typo. 94 in annapolis. we'll talk more more about the heat the next couple of minutes. >>> the family of a woman who died while answering her iphone is looking for answers from apple. chinese media reports the 23-year-old flight attend and from the china was electrocuted when she picked up her iphone 5 while still plugged in. the woman's sister says she bought the iphone 5 at an official iphone store and she's hoping apple can explain what went wrong. the media reports say apple will fully investigate the incident. >>> tonight, researchers believe aspirin could help reduce a woman's risk of colon cancer by as much as 20%. brigham and women's hospital in boston studied 40,000 women over a ten-year

that's a big difference over a short area. 89 in fairfax. 92 in arlington. and 92 for our friends in waldorf. what counts is how we feel. how our body reacts to the temperature with the humidity. feels like it's 102 downtown. feels like it's 100 in leesburg and 97 in culpeper and 103 over in annapolis. so, heat wave all this week. heat advisory downtown tomorrow from noon to 7:00. that includes the down town yairs of d.c. and baltimore and also arlington as well as falls church. mid to upper 90s all this week and isolated thunderstorms. that's the only relief we've got. so exercise in the morning or indoors if you can. do the spinning class. keeps shades closed. wear light colored clothes and check on the elderly. this is serious stuff as we get into day four and five with temperatures in the 90s. isolated storms tonight and partly cloudy and muggy. low temperatures in the 70s. winds will turn out of the north, northeast at 10. so tomorrow, we'll keep green, 95. wednesday green and 96. only isolated storms. but then on thursday, we're going to go yellow aler

you can see on 66 slow east bound from centerville from fairfax this morning.ypical delay and still real slow there inching along on 66 eastbound. we have an incident working on 395 before duke heading over to the mapping system. getting reports that the right side is closed and butters it's just cleared along 395 and that is approaching duke street. otherwise looking good. 66 is building in volume as you come in from centerville and fwortdztowards fairfax. the ins don't incidents is in the clearing stage. southeast southwest freeway just cleared that earlier incident and the all lanes are open. the traffic is moving a little slow due to the incident all lanes are open southbound and getting thib with thick with the delay. back to you. >> protests and demonstrations 24 hours after the readings of thereading ofthe verdict in the george zimmerman trial. >> so many people are taking the acquittal of george zimmerman personally. saying the legal justice system has failed them. 24 hours after the not guilty verdict has handed down. the out outcry aaround around the

then the fairfax city council required a zoning ordinance. the clinic now must meet more stringent regulations imposed by the state of virginia. >>> i am watching your money and it has been a fun job too. last week was a big week on wal- mart, the markets hitting more record highs on friday. already today asian and european markets are higher. checking the numbers from here at home the dow finished up three points but that was enough to end the week at 3064. and the nasdaq rose 22 points to finish at 3600. >>> little good news for you at the gas pumps too. the average price of the gallon of gas has dropped a penny over the first few weeks. right now $3.59, mid grade is an average of $3.77 a gallon. these will remain unchanged to $3.90 a gallon. if you are traveling are the lowest price for gas is $3.22 in charleston, south carolina. you will pay the most in chicago at 4:04 a gallon. >>> customers are asking the dc public service commission to address a practice called slamming. they testified to commission members about how alternative energy

the memorial for 66-year-old judy solomon is growing outside her fairfax neighborhood home. solomon was driving her car on wednesday when she was shot and killed. councilwoman libby chafe is planning a meeting on monday to discuss security in the fairfax neighborhood. that meeting starts at 7:00 p.m. >>> continuing coverage now of the threat of yet another bart strike. both sides just left for the day, after some progress was made on minor issues, we're told. they say they will be back at the negotiating table on monday. now, yesterday, the union filed a complaint alleging that bart's chief negotiator, thomas hock, has a conflict of interest due to his executive position with the company that ran shuttles during the last bart strike earlier this month. a union attorney says the amount of money the company made does not matter. >> this policy is so strongly worded that it even calls for contractors to be investigated and disqualified if there's a perception of a conflict of interest. >> tom hock certainly wasn't participating in any plans for our contingency service or have a

near green brier town center in fairfax. firefighters tell us the driver and a passenger were both hurt. doctors expect though both of them to survive. >>> temperatures are on the rise this morning. the heat is expected to stick around a while. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kieran join us. >> we've had a couple of mini heat waves so far this year but nothing like this one. this is going to be an extended one. may last much of the week ahead. all the way into the weekend. so if you can, stay out of the heat. there it is. the live view. from the nbc 4 hd sky watcher camera. it is a sizzling picture. the sun climbing high in a dry sky. weep got a lot of humidity in the air. look at our temperatures. they're into the upper 80s now across most of maryland, into west virginia. it's in the upper 70s to near 80 up in the mountains. down in the lower elevations from around the bay all the way around metro areas, we are in the upper 80s and it is going to stay hot all the way through the afternoon now from now all the way into around

virginia, fairfax county residents are urged to cool off at libraries. >> research in one maryland mar county shows teens and young people are, you know, they areh finding themselves homeless. as fox 5's beth parker shows uss some are working to make sure they have a place to turn. >> never in 1,000 years i never thought i would be homeless. i didn't grow up to think i would be homeless one day. >> but this 21-year-old is homeless. she's in school and working and grateful to have a bed for herself and her baby. >> devastating because no mother want their child 20 -- to be one the street.th >> you never know where you'll be. you have to have like a survival type mentality. >> what is saving them is promise place. >> it doesn't look like a shelter. it looks like a home. >> but it is a shelter, the first of its kind in prince george's county. it serves 12-24 year olds. the bowie native who acted in "the wire" his organization codo blue raised the money. >> takes my breath away because it started off as a conversation. one thing led to another. ano and this person met this one and this one

the firefighters union in fairfax county posted this message on their twitter and facebook pages. you swim here, you die here. any questions? two people drowned in the potomac river this month. swimming is not allowed in the gorge section between the key bridge and great falls because of the dangerous currents there. but that doesn't stop everyone. >>> it is now 4:32. our resident escape artist, rusty the red panda, is finally going home. he'll be released to the red panda exhibit area at around 9:00 this morning. it will be the first time he is back in the exhibit since his escape from the national zoo last month. he was found in adams morgan. rusty was given a rabies booster and kept in isolation. zookeepers say they think he was able to get out of the exhibit by climbing on a low tree canopy in his habitat. that's what they do, they climb and get out. >> they've trimmed those trees back thinking if he didn't have so much help. >> we're just glad he's home and he's safe. >>> let's get another update on our forecast quickly. amelia is in for tom. >> aaro right now i'm tracking ra

it's even 84 and 81 in the suburbs through gaithersburg and fairfax. it's just hot. factor in the humidity. the heat index, the temperature your body feels, still feels like it's 93 downtown, feels like 81 in la plata. a couple showers and storms up into pennsylvania, cannot rule those out overnight. so a slight chance of an early morning isolated storm and muggy at 7:00, muggy at 9:00 and temperatures in the mid-80s by 9:00. we'll come back and talk about who is under the heat advisory. >>> two days after that florida jury acquitted george zimmerman for the shooting death of trayvon martin vigils are being held and planned in cities coast to coast. while zimmerman may be clear of the criminal prosecution in florida he still might have to face a civil lawsuit and maybe even federal civil rights charges. cbs's susan mcguiness is in sanford. >> reporter: thousands took to public squares and city streets to vent frustration about george zimmerman's acquittal. in sanford, florida, the police chief and mayor joined worshipers at a church service monday. they say communica

now, it's not for you folks in montgomery county, fairfax, for instance georges or anybody else. you're still going to be just as hot during the afternoon with the heat indices well over 100 to 105. a heat index issued when we could be between 105 and 109. and that's exactly where i expect us to be over the next couple of days. high temperatures tomorrow into the 90s everywhere. once again, during the day, you're going to be about the same temperature. only at night you'll get relief from the heat towards the suburbs, but not in the city. 96 manassas. 94 towards indianapolis. now, as we make our way through the day tomorrow, this is what you can expect. the hottest temperatures of the year. we saw 96 today. i think we'll see it again tomorrow, maybe even 97. a heat index between 100 and 105. but possibly above that 105 degree mark at some locations. and the hottest time between 2:00 and 6:00 in the afternoon. you might as well put this from 12:00 to 6:00 in the afternoon, because it is going to be hot all afternoon long. you'll think about taking a lunch outdoors tomorrow. you ma

price so in the case of closely this family eventually received a two million dollar settlement from fairfaxcounty paid for by the residents along with a warning statement by police about the risks associated with betting pools but something tells me that you might be executed if you gamble wasn't included in that note so i guess it's business as usual police grossly overstepping their bounds a man is dead and you the taxpayer is left to clean up the mess. and that's a wrap for us here in d.c. today you guys have a great night thanks for watching and we'll see you right back here tomorrow. when the great spade blind to what is happening in their country. the american dream is disappearing. the houses with gardens are laid down. the poor are left hopeless the streets are full of angry crowds that are fighting against. the storm the american dream. kenya. syria and reversed momentum rebels are now killing one another in alienating the people they claim they're fighting for the assad regime has regained lost ground and is on the offensive in the meantime western powers are showing we lucked int

she was killed while driving her car on fern street in oakland's fairfax district yesterday. oakland police say the suspects fired directly into salomon's car and it rolled backward into a second car and crashed. neighbors say she was just a few blocks from home when it happened. they believe she was caught in a crossfire. >> she pretty much stayed much to herself, her family was her dogs and her cats. she really loved animals. she had an animal in the car. she was a pet sitter. >> there is no information about suspects in the murder but there is a reward to help solve the case. >>> and in san jose, a 62-year- old woman has become that city's 30th murder victim this year. police think she was assaulted in her part before she was killed. police won't say how she died. neighbors say another woman had been living with the victim until monday and had stolen items from her. >>> the city college of san francisco is on a deadline. they have just a year to prove to the accrediting commission that it's worthy to continue operating. college officials are working to get things in line.

price so in the case of close is family eventually received a two million dollars settlement from fairfaxcounty paid for by the residents along with a warning statement by police about the risks associated with betting pools but something tells me that you might be executed if you gamble wasn't included in that note so i guess it's business as usual police grossly overstepping their bounds a man is dead and you the taxpayer is left to clean up the mess. and that's a wrap for us here in d.c. today you guys have a great night thanks for watching and we'll be right back here tomorrow. speak your language just click click programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting from the world's hot spots the v.i.p.'s interviews intriguing story for use. in trying. to find out more visit our big dog all teeth dog called. play. play. play. play. play. play. play. play. play play play. i play. cut cut. cut . a life sentence looms for u.s. army private bradley manning after a judge of holds a charge that he ate of the enemy blasted by documents a washington faces an uphill struggl

price so in the case of closely this family eventually received a two million dollars settlement from fairfax county paid for by the residents along with a warning statement by police about the risks associated with betting pools but something tells me that you might be executed if you gamble wasn't included in that note so i guess it's business as usual police grossly overstepping their bounds a man is dead and you the taxpayer is left to clean up the mess. and that's a wrap for us here in d.c. today you guys have a great night thanks for watching we'll see you right back here tomorrow. wealthy british stock. market. can. find out what's really happening to the global economy. for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser report. will include the. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've. covered. is it possible to now the economy with all the details to stick in misinformation and media hype will keep you up to date by decoding the mainstream stating it's in your ranks. well i'm going to washington d.c. and here's what's coming

fairfax, virginia; dr. richard brown, professor of family medicine, school of medicine and public health, university of wisconsin, madison, wisconsin; gail ritchie, public health analyst, center for mental health services, substance abuse and mental health services administration, u.s. department of health and human services, rockville, maryland; dr. pierluigi mancini, ceo, clinic for education, treatment, prevention, and addiction, inc., norcross, georgia. pierluigi, between 2002 and 2011, the total number of adolescents that received prevention messages through the media went from 83.2 percent in 2002 and 75.1 percent on 2011. are we reaching enough young people with prevention messages? well, i think the question is how are we trying to reach the youth with prevention messages? i think that the development of technology today has given us an opportunity that we haven't quite caught up with. traditionally, we have public service announcements, we have school activities, but today, we have facebook. we hav

if there were days to add insult to the death fairfax attorney robert horan said i feel for the familyof the victim in this case but i also feel for the police officer this is a good police officer fine record almost seventeen years really you feel bad for the officer wow you know it's bad enough that a full swat team is issued to take down small scale bookies but at the end of the day closely was molded into a criminal at beaucaire of never be friended the thirty year old optometrist he would still be alive today and what's worse is that instead of police taking accountability for using excessive force the taxpayers are the ones who end up paying the price so in the case of closely this family eventually received a two million dollars settlement from fairfax county paid for by the residents along with a warning statement by police about the risks associated with betting pools but something tells me that you might be executed if you gamble wasn't included in that note so i guess it's business as usual police grossly overstepping their bounds a man is dead and you the taxpayer is left t

she was shot while driving in the fairfax district yesterday.re how they plan to keep the school running. they have a year to prove to the accrediting commission that it's worthy to continue operating. the school has already cut pay, closed campuses and built a new administrative building. >>> the transbay transit center under construction in san francisco is $300 million overbudget. it's because of a structural steel contract that costs more than expected. money is being taken from the second phase of the project to pay for the first. >>> here's lawrence with the forecast. >> we have some patchy fog toward the coastline. a lot of sunshine already showing up in the valleys. temperatures heating up today and getting hot in some inland spots. out over the bay a little hazy with patchy fog continuing. high pressure remains in place though and as it sits there it will bring with it nice weather in the next couple of days. although you see that low off the coastline moving closer into friday and that will help cool down for the weekend. today though

looking smooth on the besbeltway and we have favourabe conditions on 66 east bound as you head from fairfaxntowards the beltway. we are starting to see the traffic pick up. >> 395 is looking good as we head to the 14th street bridge and 66 to the roosevelt bridge. smooth sailing on the major roadways. we have a live shot to show you current conditions in case you use the beltway from connecticut. the light traffic condition at this time. for information for your morning commute you can put it on 1 103.5fm and that is every ten minutes on the eight. back to jummy and scott. >>> it's 77 degrees at 4:42. >>> a local burglary have a community on edge. police wonder if this crime is >> checking our top stores. a woman charged in the death of prince william police officers is expected to plea today. the prosecutors say young was responding to a wreck in pris toe. bristo. lucky turned into his path and hit him. >>> in oakland california demonstrators upset that zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting death of trayvon martin bhurnlburned and american flag. >> and britain's royal baby could be born

are searching for clues in the shooting of a 66-year-old woman who was killed while driving in the fairfax district. the 66-year-old judy salamon lived less than a mile from where she was shot yesterday afternoon before 1:30. multiple shots were fired and after judy salamon was shot her car crashed into a parked car. they do not know what led up to the shooting or who fired shots. detectives are looking at surveillance video from the area. >> we are not sure how many suspects, if we are looking at one or several responsible for the shooting. >> judy salamon is from canada but lived in oakland for decades and she loved animals and would walk neighborhood dogs. >> happening right now, workers finished their repairs on a ruptured natural gas pipeline in alamo that force add large evacuation. look right now at the seen on danville boulevard. crews ramped up repairs after working through the night to get it done. a construction crew hit a gas line yesterday morning and police evacuated homes and businesses within 1,000' of the line. everyone was let back in five hours later. abc7 news reporter

fairfax around falls church and reston coming in at 82 degrees. that's where our forecast is.ur city planner, ashburn, virginia could see a scattered shower around 7:00. other than that partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies as we head to 79 degrees by 10:00 p.m. in a couple of minutes we'll have your beach and boating forecast. >>> people are reacting to the video posted by the three women held captive for over a decade inside an ohio home. nbc's chris clakum talks to a psychiatrist about the women's recovery. >> reporter: the video of the three cleveland kidnapping survivors was posted online, each woman appearing separately starting with amanda berry. >> i want to thank everyone who has helped me and my family through this entire ordeal. >> reporter: recorded july 2nd at a law office in cleveland, the three decided to speak publicly for the first time since their rescue two months ago. >> i'm getting stronger each day and my privacy has helped immensely. >> reporter: the video is convey a message of thanks to those who prayed and supported them during their decade of captivit

all lanes are open, no issues ts report traveling betweentween montgomery county and fairfax.traffic volume so far to continue eastbound around the road, no issues to report on 95, 295 coming out of laurel. accident activity north of triangle resting on the shoulder. that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >> thank you, julie. >>> we're getting a first look at a video of a man in a wheelchair, look right there. he fell off the metro platform and right on to the tracks. this happened early in the morning on july 4th. the 25-year-old man in a motorized wheelchair accidentally rode off the platform at metro station. several good samaritans, ended n up jumping and pulling him to safety. the man suffered some cuts and a broken wrist but is expected to be okay. >>> up next we will depo live to fox, business, in new york, ando tell you why the irs may not get bonus. >>> apple is celebrating a big anniversary. some the apps cost $25. five years ago the app store launched with 500 apps, right now50 there's 8 if 8 if i thou. 850,000, and the app has downloaded 50 billion downloads. 

the animal led fairfax county police on a chase through dlift -- clifton. police shut down the road and end up a chopper to help find the animal. they captured it. we're told she's back at home doing fine. >> a local artist is turning tragedy into triumph. how she's using her talent to push for better healthcare next. >> we'll tell you about the death of glee star cory monty. >> uh-oh! guess what day it is?? guess what day it is! huh...anybody? julie! hey...guess what day it is?? ah come on, i know you can hear me. mike mike mike mike mike... what day is it mike? ha ha ha ha ha ha! leslie, guess what today is? it's hump day. whoot whoot! ronny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? i'd say happier than a camel on wednesday. hump day!!! yay!! get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ♪ just a small time girl living in a lonely world. ♪ she took the midnight train going anywhere. >> good evening. canadian authorities are trying to find out what caused the sudden death of corey money teeth. --

as you head southbound down from urbana through clarksburg through centreville and fairfax 66 eastboundhot spot in the morning commute we've got smooth sailing into the beltway and then once you get inside the beltway not looking too bad either. 395 has things moving at a good clip. along 395, you can see those northbound lanes moving right along, no big problems or delays. as i said, starting to build the moderate conditions looks like in the through lanes, so no bumper-to-bumper issues but you still are going to get heavy impacted. for now i'll set is back over to jummy and scott. >> 5:41, and 73 degrees. >> the cleveland browns lost one of their fans recently but now >> the cleveland browns lost one of their fans recently but now he's being remembered for it's kind of hot. but it's n not too hot. bingo. try dunkin's new hot & spicy breakfast sandwich with jalapeÑo and habanero peppers. taste what's hot today. america runs on dunkin'. >> court is in recess. ruling in the morning. see you at 8:00 in the morning. >> all right, that was a heated exchange that ended proceedings at the geo

semana, una mujer de 66 aÑos fue baleada mortalmente mientras conducia su auto por el vecindario "fairfaxas autoridades investigan si la mujer fue la victima inocente de un fuego cruzado o un intento de robo. blanca ---el futuro de la reforma migratoria podra definirse despus del receso de verano. pitch - cesar ---esta semana, el congresita mike honda del sur de la baha se reuni con el presidente obama y uno de los temas que se discuti fue la reforma migratoria.. roll open under take 2 box ---jaime peluffo convers con el congresista honda de manera exclusiva y nos acompaÑa desde la sala de control.. jaime 00:01 00:09 00:31 01:44 pkg nats.. 1:30:00 y cómo se llama el abogado que está ayudandola. esta tarde el congresista mike honda haca llamadas a los familiares de una de las jvenes soÑadoras que fueron detenidas en la frontera al intentar regresar desde mxico.. hace 3 dias, como muestra esta foto de la casa blanca, honda se reuni con el presidente obama con quien habl de la reforma migratoria. s.o.t. mike honda/congresista federal 8:21:18 según sus palabras, una ley como la propuesta del

that man is now waking up in a fairfax county detention center this morning. >> he was arrested last night after police searched his home in herndon, virginia. delia goncalves is at freedom plaza live this morning with more. good morning, delia. >> good morning, andre ya. in the last half-hour we were -- >> reporter: good morning, andrea. in the last half-hour we were able to confirm that adam kokesh is behind bars. our sister radio station wnew reporting this morning that kokesh is charged with drug and firearms possession. i am waiting on a call back from lieutenant smith with the park police. she will confirm those charges for me. let's take a look at some video. it is a crime in the district of columbia to carry a loaded gun in public. and this youtube video posted on the 4th of july shows the 31- year-old iraq war veteran loading a rifle. last night u.s. park police raided his herndon home and seized evidence. we can tell you carrying a gun in the district of columbia is a felony, punishable by five years in jail and a $5,000 fine. adam kokesh says he's willing to do the time. h

. >>> and two people who were burned in a food truck fire in fairfax county this morning will be okay. the fire occurred in the total wine parking lot on route 50. you can see the scorched roof of the truck in this video from sky 9. there is no word yet on how that fire occurred. >>> we have a warning this afternoon for residents living in bethesda, people say two men broke into the house in the 7100 block of woods lane at the time. investigators think the men got in through an unlocked door, they escaped with some items from that home, but no one was injured. >>> we are getting ready for the hottest weather of the year so far. you have lots and lots of sunshine. we started out in the upper 70s in town, as of noon we are already to 90 degrees in dc in fredericksburg. 87 on the bay even, 85 in southern maryland. the humidity is also a factor. this is one thing we are going to watch this afternoon. no heat advisories in effect. if you have to be outside, this is heat we haven't dealt with a lot this summer. by 4:00 it could be in the upper 90s and even low 100s. stay cool and remember y

men living in fairfax county, virginia, are expected to live the longest, 81 years old. but travel 350 miles, mcdowell, west virginia, live on average 64 years. women fare better with the highest life expectancy, 85 years in marin, california. and lowest, 72 years, in perry, kentucky. that's on pace with vietnam. the biggest risk factors for an early death, what and how much we eat. >> it's extraordinary obesity epidem epidemic. if you look at how much we eat that trumps the fact that we have been doing a little bit more exercise. >> people living in certain areas of the south have the highest body mass index. men living in owsley, kentucky. and the thinnest communities, falls church city, virginia for women. the top three causes of premature death, heart disease, lung cancer and stroke. >> now, dr. nancy snyderman reporting. >> stocks closed mix for yesterday. want to check in with jeff live for us in london. jeff, what's the latest for the federal reserve. >> good morning to you, thomas. will they are won't they? that was the at the heart of investors' minds s the fed

in fairfax county, 72, 70 for manassas and 73 if leesburg. outside with our michael and son camera, scaffolding on the washington monument shows up great at night. the dew points are about 70, with luck we'll drop them done a bit. for the last month or so, very humid summer that continues with temperatures that are going to feel like they are 80 now. just the forecast by the way on the heat index values. by lunch time that heat index near 100 in manassas. feels like 996 in dc. by 4:00 in the low 100s, that means there are no advisories or alerts here, you have to be outside, you have to hydrate yourself and actively stay cool. temperatures nationally are going to be well in the 90s on much of the east coast. look at the cooler weather. in dallas and albuquerque for july what's going on? there is an upper level low. lots of rain expected today. well to the north of us. that is allowing this ridge of high pressure to build. we have the area of low pressure, so the central and southern plains are soggy there. across florida and the south. this h

sincerated in fairfax 2006.under a new law, abortion providers must have hospital- grade facilities. they like i needed to upgrade to meet those requirements. leaker isfessed nsa keeping more government secrets. if that does the word from the guardian reporter who has been communicating with him. the reporter says that edward snowden has thousands of documents and an instruction manual on how the agency is built. he reportedly does not want those details released publicly. >> george h w bush is having will -- is heading back to the white house. and mrs. obama are hosting them for the light of hope foundation award winner. it honors volunteerism. it is 1000 points of light during his 1989 inaugural address. coming up here on abc 7 news at noon, apple launches an investigation about how a woman was electrocuted using her iphone 5. >> hollywood in shock over the star.of the "glee" clues about what might have ha >> you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. >> today and not topsy will help determine what kil

nova women's healthcare in fairfax try to change locations after new state regulations required clinics to meet hospital style building standards. but it's permit applications upgrade a new space was denied by officials citing inadequate parking. when the fairfax city council learned of the plans of the clinic to move, they approved changes forcing clinics to go through extra layers of approval and expensive permitting. the clinic had also agreed to leave its former location following lawsuits from its landlord landlord over complaints including the "unreasonable annoyance" kospi antichoice protesters. . a local spokesperson told the washington post -- virginias harsh new regulations forced another clinic in norfolk to close in april. the firstarks anniversary of the mass shooting and aurora, colorado when a gunman opened fire on a movie theater audience killing 12 people and wending scores of others. the group mayors against illegal guns is gathering today to remember the victims in auroras aurora's cherry creek state park. those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democ

she was on 1st street in oakland's fairfax district. >> we were all just stunned and shocked and saddened. >> reporter: friends walked into 66-year-old judy salomon's home after she was shot in her car less than a mile from where she's lived for more than 20 years. >> the police came by and said our next door neighbor was shot in the head. >> reporter: she was an animal lover, a pet-sitter who often took care of multiple dogs. >> her family was her dogs and her cats. >> reporter: they believe she was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time and got caught in the crossfire. >> a little frail old lady there. and i don't think she would be a target. >> reporter: they fired directly into the woman's car. you can see the shattered glass still here on fern avenue. >> it's too early to tell in the investigation what led up to the shooting. >> reporter: at the scene today, neighbors said they heard three gunshots and found salomon in her car. no one has been arrested in yet another act of senseless gun violence. >> whose life is it going to take for you to say no more? >> it is oakland's 56th

fairfax this morning 74. and another look outside on our michael & son weather camera.e of morning. got all these neat looking views. the light changes so much in the half-hour before sunrise. we have 7 #, feeling like -- we have 78, feeling like 81. dew points once again in the low 70s, a sign of the tropical air in place. any of these showers and storms that populater on, the heavier ones could have really heavy downpours. by 10:00 or so, we're looking at showers northern virginia, near western and central maryland coming through d.c. even a couple rounds here at lunch time. then the afternoon some south, some north. you get the idea. these isolated to scattered showers and storms. even this evening midnight or so, a couple of showers around. tomorrow morning quiet although to the east some showers. then in the afternoon we'll pop more showers and storms ahead of a front which will bring some drier air finally coming in tomorrow night into friday morning. but going down to virginia beach and the beach this weekend, that front may get hung up. chantal, now starting to

sobre la mujer de 66 aÑos que fue baleada mortalmente mientras conducia en su auto por el vecindario "fairfax dice que ayer, judy salamon se convirtio en la victima inocente de un fuego cruzado en la calle "fern", a tan solo cuadras del colegio "mills" ---aun no hay sospechosos del movil en esto que constituye el asesinato numero 56 de esa ciudad. take vo - blanca ---esta tarde, la policia de san jose se retract y anunci que la mujer de 62 aÑos que fue encontrada muerta en su propio hogar la tarde de ayer, no fue asesinada. ---sin embargo, no revelaron la causa de su deceso. ---la victima vivia en la avenida "lundy" y segn varios vecinos, era una persona tranquila. cesar ---los cientificos analizaran como se comporta la "falla sismica de hayward" valiendose de la implosion de un edificio que se realizara el proximo mes... take vo ---la demolicion del edificio de 13 pisos de la univeridad de california al este de la bahia generaria energia similar a la producida por un pequeÑo sismo originario en dicha falla... ---los geologos colocaran aparatos en diversas zonas donde ocurrira la demolicion p

una mujer de 66 aÑos que fue baleada mortalmente mientras conducia en su auto por el vecindario "fairfaxisparos en su sistema de computacion. ---aun no hay sospechosos del movil en esto que constituye el asesinato #56 de esa ciudad. blanca ---se ha preguntado usted alguna vez ....quien limpia el lugar donde ha ocurrido un accidente tragico un asesinato o un suicidio? cesar ---en un reportaje especial, daniel manrique nos cuenta quienes se dedican a esta dificil tarea.. take pkg take pkg cesar --la camara de representant es de estados unidos vot a favor de continuar con el programa de recoleccion de grabaciones de las llamadas por telefono de millones de personas... vo que es parte de la lucha contra el terrorismo y que algunos legisladores consideraban violaba las libertades civiles. ---aunque el presidente barack obama atravez de su portavoz oficial, acept el debate sobre una mejor manera de respetar tanto la seguridad nacional como la privacidad de los ciudadanos. --los registros de telefono salieron a la luz debido a las filtraciones de algunos materiales clasificados por el ex-agente

semana, una mujer de 66 aÑos fue baleada mortalmente mientras conducia su auto por el vecindario "fairfaxutoridades investigan si la mujer fue la victima inocente de un fuego cruzado o un intento de robo. take sot "we're tired of the violence, we're tired of what's ocurring here in oaand on a daily basis" vo - blanca ---el concejal noel gallo, dice que los residentes de oakland estan cansados de la violencia que se vive en la ciudad y merecen ms seguridad. cesar ---el futuro de la reforma migratoria podra definirse despus del receso de verano.. pitch - blanca ---esta semana, el congresita mike honda del sur de la baha se reuni con el presidente obama y uno de los temas que se discuti fue la reforma migratoria.. roll open under take 2 box ---jaime peluffo convers con el congresista honda de manera exclusiva y nos acompaÑa en vivo desde la sala de redacccin.. jaime take anchor live cu - peluffo asi es, esta tarde nos sentamos con el congresista honda y le pedimos que nos ayudara a calibrar el barmetro del futuro de la reforma migratoria.. :01 - :06 :23 - :29 trt: 1:35 o.c. la posibilidad de

fairfax, feeling like 91 as well. a heated visor he has been d.c., alexandria, we will likely see a heat index around 105. this'll probably be five degrees cooler than that and it means it criteria.eet the 90 degrees already at 9:00 and as we head towards the noon hour, getting close to the triple digits. we will be there for the better part of the afternoon and still be in the 90's in the evening hour. high pressure over an overall high right now and this will be not budging a whole lot this weekend this pressure system staying in place and we will allow this to sit here and steam up. up a few each end every day with very little cloud cover and very few chances of rain. see this circular pattern? it would be riding around that ridge. that does include us. -- mainlyr tonight clear skies, warm and muggy. that.a little warmer than mostly sunny, hot, humid. the heat index over 100. 98 on the thermometer. a look at the seven day forecast , 96 tomorrow and wednesday. 90 eight by thursday. cooling it down not until the end

it will take you 12 minutes to get from fairfax county parkway and inside 66, clear here as well. this is a look at glebe road. that drive just 13 minutes. over to you. >> dawnella, thank you. >>> the president of asiana airlines is on his way to san francisco this morning. he's going to meet with crew members and will likely face some tough questions from the ntsb. before leaving south korea, he personally apologized to the families of the two chinese teenagers killed in that plane crash. he met them at an airport near seoul and bowed to them. one of the fathers was visibly upset with him. the two girls were part of a group that planned to attend summer camps at universities in california. now, the visit comes as the ntsb hopes to shed more light today on the pilots in control of flight 214 including what they were doing as much as 72 hours before the crash. nbc's danielle leigh in san francisco for us again this morning where investigators are back out on that runway again. danielle, good morning. >> reporter: aaron, good morning. and investigators will be returning to the runwa

she was killed while driving her car on fern street in oakland's fairfax district yesterday. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran is at the oakland police department getting the latest on the investigation. cate. >> reporter: michelle, yes, as you mentioned, the woman's neighbors believe that this was just a case of poor timing as you mentioned. the phrase wrong place wrong time. now, this woman's neighbors identified the victim as 66- year-old judy salomon. oakland police say yesterday afternoon a woman was driving on fern street in the fairfax neighborhood when she was killed. they said the suspects fired directly into the woman's car and then rolled backward into a second car and crashed. neighbors say she was just a few blocks away from her home when it happened. they believe that she was caught in the crossfire. >> it could have been any of us and usually, this neighborhood is a pretty quiet place and so we're all just stunned and shocked and saddened. >> reporter: oakland police have not confirmed her identity. neighbors told us salomon was an animal lover a pet sitter who oft

and in virginia fairfax county residents ares advice today cool off at libraries, communities centers and the government centers -- you can find a complete list on myfoxdc.com. >> a lot of people were spending a lot of time indoors the next week. >> that's exactly right. do whatever you can do to stay cool because this one is going to last most of the week here with these real hot temperatures. we're not in danger of records though. i think the records that will not be beaten this week is most of them. well all the records for the next five days are up over 100 degrees and i believe tomorrow's record high temperature is set at wun h104 degrees. so we're not going to get anywhere close to that. numbers right now 88 still at this hour for the city. a little cooler outside the city. gaithersburg heat index is 75. heat index 73. that's no big deal. here in town we have a heat index of 93 degrees. so not only is it hot but it's muggy out there. and it's going to stay that way overnight tonight. this july so far nothing like last july. last july the first eight days were above 95 degrees or

germantown. 84 fairfax. 88 college park. 84 for our friends down in waldorf.other muggy night tonight. storms tomorrow and thursday. but a cold front thursday night. and less humid on friday. hallelujah. for now we'll keep everything green wednesday and thursday, upper 80s. storms both days. we'll certainly remain friday green. beautiful temperatures in the upper 80s but not humid. next seven days, the weekend looks pretty good. mid- to upper 80s on saturday and sunday but not humid. very comfortable. next monday and tuesday perhaps an isolated shower or thunderstorm. and we will monitor it tomorrow. we may have to go up to a yellow alert but we'll keep you posted. >> that is a good looking forecast later this week. >> the weekend looks fantastic. >>> so you're doing all kinds of sports. sports we know, sports we don't know. >> we'll start with the stuff people know. we're calling this baseball death by slow ball pitching. the nationals were defeated by a man whose pitches would barely harm a pillow. they're heading to the white house. i call it >>> john lenno

beltway as you approach the 95 or springfield entertaining. 66 is running smoothly centreville to fairfax to the bray and inside the beltway arlington to the roosevelt bridge, no problems. 270 also. delay-free and rolling right along at this time. live shot on 395 if you use glebe road and that live shot will show you that we have delay-free conditions there as well as smooth sailing for the most part with the exception of those few construction spots. for more information during your commute, for anything that pops up along your drive you can always put it on 103.5 fm wtop every 10 minutes on the 8's to get updates. i'll send it back to jummy and scott. >> amanda, thank you, the time is 4:41 and 75 degrees outside. >> coming up, it was a night for the history books, the amazing record set by a d.c. sports team when we come back. >> checking our top story at 4:44, new developments into begun rights activist adam kokesh. overnight park police wrapped up a search of his house in herndon. on the fourth of july kokesh filmed himself loading what appeared to be a shotgun at d.c.'s freedom plaz