gibson recorded that, too.he 20-year-old says constables broke down his door, tased him, and sicced a canine on him, leaving him with bite marks on his arm. >> can't even lift certain stuff no more. my arm is still numb in certain spots. >> reporter: but rosen says his officers did nothing wrong. >> we gave mr. gibson before the police dog even went upstairs. we told him four different times, we ideal, "police dog, police dog, come out." >> reporter: the harris county constable says they have body camera video that backs up their side of the story but they have not released it yet. anthony. >> mason: omar villafranca. thank you very much, omar. coming up next on the cbs evening news, a death aboard a crews ship following a domestic dispute. and later, a computer helps find just the right puppy for a very special job. over the course of 9 days sthe walks 26.2 miles,. that's a marathon. because he chooses to walk whenever he can. and he does it with support from dr. scholl's. only dr. scholl's has massaging gel i

gibson recorded that too. the 20-year-old said constables broke down his door, tased him and sicced a k-9 on him, leaving him with bite marks on his arm. >> i can't lift certain stuff no more. my arm is still numb in certain spots. >> reporter: but rosen says his officers did nothing wrong. >> we gave mr. gibson, before the police dog even went upstairs, we told him four different times -- we yelled "police dog, police dog, come out." >> reporter: the harris county constable says they have body camera video that backs up their side of the story, but they have not released it yet. anthony? >> omar villafranca, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, a death aboard a cruise ship following a domestic dispute. >>> and later, a computer helps find just the right puppy for a very special job. there's a new essence in new herbal essences it's bio:renew a blend of sea kelp, aloe and antioxidants that help bring your hair back to life. new herbal essences. let life in. because your carpet there's resolve carpet care.

. >> i'm michael gibson from the 6th man project. >> reporter: the 6th man who comes off the bench top his team win. that's what mike gibson is doing, it started with a random act of kindness when he was driving in west philadelphia with a brand new basketball in his trunk. >> i saw two kids playing on a homemade court with a rubber ball, a beach ball. i gave them the ball, i asked the mom can i take their picture. >> reporter: from that moment, mic's mission took shape, it was simple provide new basketballs to kids who need them the most. >> their reaction is pretty much the same. they give you a smile. >> reporter: gibson's job has him driving the streets daily, when he seeds the kids in need he rolls up unannounced and moves in. >> that sound gets me every time, i hear the ball bouncing, nine times out of ten it's rare they have a new ball they are playing with. >> reporter: what started off with a small idea caught fire. thanks to the generosity of friends and social media, the 6 man project was born. >> i thought it would be quick, i thought if i could give out 300 balls a year t

you know, for changing from gibson to booker?no, you have to get an individual who's willing to change the system. you have to get an individual who's willing to actually struggle with the system to change it. as long as you have people who -- >> i mean, what do we mean by "struggling with the system"? >> to make substantive changes, to make infrastructure changes. >> no, when will we begin to understand that we have to create new infrastructures, new forms -- >> yeah, but you can only do that through people, you see? >> but you're not going to do it from people at the top. we're going to do it from people at the bottom. >> well, you have to mobilize the whole community. but what i'm saying is that people at the top became accommodated to being in power and not changing. >> yes, but maybe what we've done -- yes, but you see, we've put so much emphasis on taking over the power structure, and we became prisoners of it, because -- amy: that was grace lee boggs .nd amiri baraka now one of his children is the mayor of newark. scott ku

come that there was a terrible accident and tragedy and somebody you loved was involved. >> kendis gibson, abc news new york. >>> the senate rejected the bill to repeal obama's healthcare law. senate democrats joined republicans to defeat the plan. now lawmakers are discussing skinny repeal getting rid of some of the elements of the affordable care act. it is unclear if that has enough support. >>> senate republicans will vote to close a hole in the state budget taxes on the marcellus shale. governor wolf allowed the spending plan to become law without his signature earlier this month. the revenue bill is drawing the support of governor wolf, but could face opposition in the house. >>> a coroner is on a house fire in montgomery and "action news" just arrived on the scene, as well. katherine scott is on the 600 block of garfield avenue in abington. tell us what you can. >> reporter: we did just get an update from the fire marshal he confirmed that one person died in the fire overnight. you can see firefighters remain on the scene here they are continuing to look for hot spots. there's a lo

it looks like a hybrid between mel gibson and tom cruise.on't know what to say about that. >> prince william doesn't exactly look like himself. ooh, somebody was hating on prince william when they put that together. >> that is horrible. okay. >> so madame tussauds strikes again. >>> thanks to one of the annoyance on the new york subway. is it really an annoyance? >> the subway is an annoyance, particularly ryan seacrest enjoyed a little bit of straiee music. a guy on the subway giving a little serenade. ♪ ♪ no, i won't be afraid ♪ no, i won't be afraid ♪ just as long as you stand ♪ stand by me >> ryan was mentioning everyone was on their phone, he was the only one paying attention. they reminded sea crest not to forget his donation. >> i have seen that guy. he is really good. we showed you amazing photos of 63-year-old, yes, 63-year-old christie brinkley. a little shout out to the guy in the room. >> snapchated his photo. >> not leaving much to the imagination. not too many options he posted at 11,000 feet in colorado. >> where's the prejack

gibson recorded that too.aid constables broke down his door, tased him, and sicked a canine on him, leaving bite marks on him. >> i can't lift my arm no more. i can't lift it up. >> but the constables said they did nothing wrong. we told him four different tiemts, we yelled, police dog, police dog, come out. >> the harris county constable says they have body camera video that backs up their side of the story, but they have not released it yet. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >>> well, the joy of some cubs fans over their team's victory last fall is turning into bundles of joy. chicago area hospitals report a baby boom roughly nine months after the cubs' historic win. one couple inspired by the famous walls of wrigley field name third newborn ivy. not a bad name. >>> coming up on the showdown between the city and immigration officials outside a courtroom. >>> and we'll meet the man behind the funny posts. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. i'm anne-mar

brands and gibson guitars. since our company's founding and exclusively in the united states since 1894. steve: sure, absolutely. am election, you know, as we have heard some times, big manufacturers, it's cheaper to do stuff overseas. why has it been so important for your family to keep gibson in tennessee? >> well, so actually we're all over the country. so to say we're just in tennessee, i think is a little bit of a disservice to our great team members who are in california and massachusetts and montana and everywhere in between. but, we certainly do have manufacturing in tennessee as well as our global headquarters. you know, to us, it's important. i don't know how much experience anyone here has product. when you pick it up and you look at it and can you feel it, i mean, you know, the exceptional craftsmanship from our dedicated american workforce, i think, really comes through. and i think that you know, that's something that's recognized around the world. steve: absolutely. no better guitar in the entire

i'm michael gibson on the six man project. that comes off the bench to help his team win that is exactly what mike gibson is doing all started from a random act of kindness driving in philadelphia with a brand new basketball in his truck. >> i noticed two kids playing on a homemade court plying with a homemade basketball like a beach ball. i gave it to them and they were smiling. and i asked the mom can i take their picture and i said have i have been idea. >> providing basketballs to kids that mean them the most. >> you need a couple of new basketball tods play here. >> their reaction is pretty much the same big smile and you walk away and they give you a shout thanks mister we appreciate it. >> now a carful of basketballs. he rolls up unannounced and swoops in with the assist. >> i hate to interrupt your workout but for a good reason. the sound gets me every time. it's rare that they have a new ball they are playing with, we try to pull over and give them a new ball. >> the idea has caught fire and thanks to the generosity o

facial recognition expert kent gibson overlaid the photo of the man with file photos of navigator noonan. >> the hairline is the most distinctive characteristic, a sharp receding hairline. the nose is very prominent. >> reporter: gibson then compared body measurements of the seated woman with photos of earhart. in both cases striking similarities. >> i usually go from not likely to likely to very likely to extremely likely. and i'd say this is very likely. >> reporter: something else, the woman on the dock is staring at the japanese ship koshu which is towing a barge with something measuring 38 feet long, the same length as earhart's plane. for decades locals have said the plane crashed in the marshalls and the japanese ship koshu took it away. also in the national archives this catalog of government files on earhart referencing 170 pages including information that earhart was a prisoner in the marshall islands, but that document is missing. nbc news reached out to the japanese foreign ministry and defense ministry, all of which said they have no evidence of amelia earhart ever in their

. >>> the ethics commission is accusing gibson of violating city ethics rules. report claims she voted to extend a city contract with the developer which provided her free services. investigators say the architectural firm helped her delay a housing development -- investigators accused the councilwoman of conflict of interest and failing to report the free services which amount to $800. gibson says that neighbors first raised concerns about the development and she sought technical advice from an architectural firm. they meet sunday to consider her case. >>> a woman from san jose named ms. flow found out there was an arrest in her case. brown is scheduled to be charged in the case. brown is the 4th suspect in the beating death of the elderly woman who was loved by her community. >>reporter: neighbors on north craig avenue are shaken up over the death of ms. flow, an innocent victim in a home invasion robbery. ken hall lives across the street and misses seeing her everyday. >> she was a beautiful gal. just you know, always waived good morning. you know, she was a

gibson heard gibson being killed by an intruder. he shot the attacker despite being mortally wounded. our capitol police are true heroes. we will always remember two special heroes, jacob chestnut and john gibson. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> permission to address the house for one minute. without objection. the gentleman is recognized for ne minute. >> i rise in opposition to the house appropriations package that will provide $1.6 billion for the construction of president trump's border wall. as a member of the house armed services committee, i've heard from many military leaders that all agree a wall won't make our borders more secure or our nation safer. there are more effective ways and technology that would be a better investment of our limited resources. moreover, the president has failed to provide a cost for this wall and it would be irresponsible for congress to write him a blank check, especially after he promised over and over that the amer

gibson compared body measurements. again, striking similarities. there's more evidence. in the distance, the japanese ship is towing a barge with something measuring 38 feet long, the same length as earhart's plane. >> we believe that they took her to saipan and that she died there under the custody of the japanese. we don't know how she died or when she died. >> reporter: janelle wang, nbc bay area news. >> for decades the japanese government denied any knowledge of her whereabouts. the new documentary debuts there weekend on the history channel. very interesting. >> look who sauntered in from my little steph pleasanton. >> there for the fair today. >> yeah, the street party they call it, the first wednesday. the food, i had like one of everything. i am so full. >> weren't you supposed to bring us something back? >> i don't think it made it out of the car. >> in your belly right now. >> it was so good. definitely a good time tonight. as we look towards the forecast, hotter temperatures coming our way over the next three-day forecast. >>> and just in case you want more i

terrell gibson is being held for the murder of dionay smith. he was shot and killed in his home sunday night. the police commissioner said some kind of dispute led to the shooting and gibson has a long criminal record. there had been 180 murders in baltimore this year. that compares to 143 at the same time last year. >>> congressman steve scalise is back in the icu at the washington hospital center. the number three republican in the house was readmitted after contracting an infection. scalise was shot in the hip last month while practicing for the congressional baseball game. the gunman james hodgkinson was shot and killed by u.s. capitol police. >>> creating better places to stay for the most vulnerable residents in the district of columbia. today, on fifth street northwest, mayor bowser helped to break ground on the first short-term family housing building in d.c.. the goal is to create more community based facilities to ultimately replace the d.c. general family shelter. up to 50 families will be able to stay in the short term facilities wh

abc's kendis gibson has more. trt 1:06 out standard and in california-- a silmilar ride is shut the "kmg" is made by the same manufacturer in a different year. a spokesman for the california state fair called the closure a proactive step to ensure the safety of guests, as they investigate the ride's safety. overnight the country responding to president trump's sudden and sweeping policy change. the president announcing on twitter-transgend er people will not be allowed to serve in the u-s military. protesters gathered in cities across the country?.as transgender people and advocates vow to fight the change in policy. abc's emily rau is in washington with the latest. trt=1:49 oc=soc sen. lindsay graham / (r-sc) 20-23 (d-ca) house minority leader 30-33 sarah sanders / white house press secretary 45-48 (president trump) juliet evancho 1:19-1:21 emily rau / abc news 1:37 attorney general getting some support from members of congress amid growing scrutiny from president trump. sessions was at the white house yesterday

i'm nick watt in for kendis gibson. >>> president trump is ramping up his attacks on the news media, even some republicans saying a doctored video went too far and could incite violence. >>> iraqi and u.s. forces are on the verge of a major victory against isil and effectively shutting down the caliphate isis declared three years ago. >>> and investigators are trying to determine what caused an amtrak train

that was oakland city council member lynette gibson-mcelhaney on the phone. thanks for joining us this morning. we know you will have a very busy day ahead of you. >> yeah. >>> jaclyn dunn is tracking how the fire is impacting traffic in the area. >> right now, we're just seeing the biggest impact along surface streets. so none of your freeways surrounding the area of the fire highway 24, 580, 980, and 880 and 13, none of those are seeing any delays. that's very good news. but you will experience major slowdowns along many of the surface streets. we have broadway that we see a lot of our slowdowns and you're seeing a live look from chopper 5 of the fire there. this is right over valdez street at 27th, 24th, many delays that we are seeing along those surface streets. if you can avoid the area, please do. if you know someone particularly who travels to this area, give him a call and let him have an opportunity to find an alternate route. it's a visual distraction for drivers as well as the smoke they are seeing on the morning commute and along the freeways. but

in the news4. >> there are replicas in wachl but they are not the ones that gibson is looking for.ell sits outside union station, while another one resides between the white house and the treasury building. so the search continues. >>> all right. the governor of new jersey will not apologize for lounging on a state beach that he closed to the public. chris christie has been getting massively criticized since these pictures went public, but he says he had a right to be there since taxpayers fund the beach house and it's available for governors to use while in office. earlier this morning, governor christie signed a budget plan. >>> canada's prime minister is trying to bounce back from an embarrassing moment during canada day celebrations over the weekend, justin trudeau listed all the canadian provinces by left out alberta. he was widely criticized on social media and some canadians are upset. >> i tht the name of oneantrovinces in t country. >> i mean, i didn't vote for the guy, but whatever. it's just a stupid mistake. >> as chuck bell points out, alberta is alphabetically first.

that they always wondered what it was doing there and on the off chance that they be our bell. >> gibson has found another significant historic object he recovered and had repaired with district citizens who served in world war ii. now he hopes the city's replica of the liberty bell will return to its rightful place, to, in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. >>> plans to revamp the dc warfroeang to big problems and a smell that no one thought could get any worse, why terrible. >>> plus a father guns down inside his car on the beltway, tonight the plea from his >>> holiday week is off to a pretty toasty, warm start. >> yeah, as long as it stays clear. we've got fireworks to look for both tonight and tomorrow, amelia. >> all kind of barbecues and cook outs and you name it. >> exactly. any fireworks displays tonight, especially the cloudiness in the dc metro area. no rain. so good news there. unfortunately there are some scattered showers and thunderstorms in the forecast tomorrow for the afternoon and the evening hours and it's not a wash out. it's something you want to keep in mind as we

highs: 91-97 winds: sw 5 mph abc's kendis gibson and erielle rashef have the details in this morning's techbytes. . trump is looking into the possibility of pardoning advisors, family members even himself when it comes to the russia investiga plus deadly and violent crash. the major commuter route completely shut down this morning - and how you can get around the mess. and the summer sizzle heats up even more today! just how hot it will get - and when we will finally see some relief to this dangerous and oppressive heat. good morning i'm larry smith. and i'm adrianna hopkins. let's start with that oppressive heat and meteorologist eileen whelan. - heat advisory 10am through 8 pm - feels 105+ - code orange air quality alert - remaining oppressively hot and humid through the weekend - tracking storm chances (strong/severe poss. this weekend) - heat wave breaks tuesday today: hot and very humid. heat advisory 10am to 8pm. feels 105+, at times. pm thunderstorm possible. highs: 94-98 winds: wnw 5 mph tonight: partly cloudy. warm and very humid. lows: 71-79 winds: n 5 mph saturday: still hot

and kendis gibson have that and more in today's tech bytes. happening right now. search for a missing virginia mother - and two children. what we know this morning - and what police in loudoun county need from you. good morning i'm adrianna hopkins. and i'm scott abraham - autria and larry have the day off. toss to veronica spectacular start to the week lots of sun with low humidity 90s return midweek (not too humid) tracking best rain friday today: mostly sunny, comfortably warm highs: 82-88 5-10 mph tonight: mostly clear & comfortable lows: 68-73 winds: sw 5-10 mph tuesday: partly sunny, ideal for outdoors highs: 84-89 winds: sw 5-10 mph breaking news at 5:xx from afghanistan. this morning targeting the iraqi embassy. officials say a car bomb exploded just outside the embassy in kabul. three gunmen then apparently tried to storm the building. still very few details but right now there are no reports of any casualties. new overnight - a virginia mother visiting family in our area, reported missing. and with her - her young son, and cousin. ryan hughes is live in

without a face to work from, gibson conducted body measurishments comparing older photos of earhart.istance from the top of her head to her underarms and her underarms to her waist and looking at this, these three points do line up. and defined a woman with that body type sitting on this dock, it's unusual. >> look closely, the woman is staring at the japanese ship, which is towing a barge that experts say is carrying earhart's plane, a 38 foot lockheed lek metro. and compare the haircut with the last known photo of earhart when she took off from new guinea. for decades, locals said they crashed in the marshals and were taken to a japanese prison. a 12-year-old who lived inside has always insisted she saw earhart in japanese custody. she may be the last living person to have seen earhart alive. >> i don't even know it's a woman. i thought it's a man. >> yeah. >> everybody is talking about her. but they're talking in japanese, that's why i know she's a woman. they're talking about woman flier. >> also discovered in the national archives, this catalog of government files on earhart rep

gibson compared body measurements with previous photos of earhart., striking similarities. >> i usually go from not likely to likely to very likely to extremely likely. and i say this is very likely. >> reporter: and there's more evidence. in the distance, the japanese ship which is towing a barge with something measuring 38 feet long. the same length as earhart's plane. for decades, locals they saw earhart's plane crash and the japanese ship took her and nunen away. the story even documented in stamps issued in the 1980s. now, photographic evidence that the story may be true. >> we believe that the ship took her to saipan and that she died there under the custody of the japanese. we don't know how she died. we don't know when she died. >> reporter: the history team may have even found pieces of earhart's plane, and the prison in saipan. >> this may actually have been her cell. >> reporter: this morning, this newly uncovered photo is opening a whole new set of questions about what happened to earhart and nunen and what, if anything, did the u.s. gove

this is his mom, shirley gibson. every year, his mother holds a dinner in her son's memory for other police officers. she is a remarkable woman. she did say last december that that 20th dinner she held would be her last. she was going to take a little break. nancy? nancy: right now an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council underway. the topic testing intercontinental ballistic missile. >> united nations with an emergency meeting demanding global action in response to a global threat from north korea. >> make no mistake, north korea's launch of an icbm is a clear and sharp military escalation. the threat to all nations in the region and beyond. >> as americans celebrated on july 4, north korea successfully launched two-stage intercontinental ballistic missile that fired 1700 miles straight in the sky. experts said had the north koreans angled it for distance not height the missile could travel well over 4,000 miles. meaning it could reach the u.s. mainland. >> so when does this happen? a year, two years, maybe

abc's diane macedo and kendis gibson have that and more in today's tech bytes. a dramatic day expected on the key vote expected to take place - that's so crucial - even john mccain is returning days after he revealed he has brain cancer. good morning i'm autria godfrey. and i'm larry smith. a busy morning - but let's start with stormwatch-7 meteorolgist veronica johnson. vj finally some relief. good morning washington. toss to veronica - not as hot & less humid today - back to hot & humid thursday - rain likely friday - comfortable & dry weekend ahead today: sunny to partly cloudy. not as hot and less humid. highs: 82-86 winds: n 5-10+ mph tonight: mainy clear to partly cloudy. very pleasant. lows: 59-69 winds: ne 5 mph wednesday: partly to mostly cloudy. a touch more humid. isolated shower east of i-95. highs: 81-85 winds: ese 5 mph overnight-- a new twist in the surrounding attorney general jeff session. president donald trump has reportedly spoken with advisers about the consequences for firing the attorney general. this comes less than a week after the presi

were located along a line extending from white marsh tobacco river to near millers island to near gibson island moving northeast at twenty miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts in the ball size hail source radar indicated impact expects damage and power lines locations impacted include having delaware grace calvert chestertown centerville northeast rising sunshine call charles town church seal team building ten settlers feel better than barksdale town new town west nottingham in october r.-o. for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until five forty five pm for the following counties in maryland can't and queen anne's. being dismissed from to. see that people when there was staying on the fire the reason was lame knew they were being queer little that they may be good for doing it all down because they're doing it but then then they sell it to the market and make ends meet they could force means on the table for you know the honorable to do this. i mean what is funny of. all robb

abc's diane macedo and kendis gibson have that and more in today's tech bytes. get ready for the hottest day of 2017. it could feel like more than 100 degrees outside. this morning - 7 is on your side with what you need to know to stay cool and safe in the day ahead. good morning washington i'm autria godfrey. and i'm larry smith. let's get right to stormwatch-7 meteorologist eileen whelan. weather alert today heat advisory from noon to 8 pm - feels around 105 - day 4 of our heat wave (hottest day) - near record highs - storms friday; some strong/severe - not as hot, a touch less humid this weekend today: very hot and humid. isolated pm t-storm. highs: 94-98 feels: 100-105+ winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy. warm and very muggy. lows: 72-78 winds: sw 5 mph friday: still hot and humid. scattered pm storms. some strong to severe. highs: 89-94 winds: sw to nw 5-10 mph new developments this morning in the case of a transgender woman case of a transgender woman hit by a car in the district. this morning a suspect now in jail - and police looking into the poss

. >>> good monday morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." donald trump jr. admitted that he met with a lawyer tied with the kremlin. he said he was offered information about hillary clinton's campaign but quickly realized that wasn't the real reason for the meeting. >>> nearly 40 wildfires are scorching the west. crews will get help from lower temperatures, decreasing wind. >>> 18 former penn state fraternity brothers are back in court today as a judge decides whether to charge them in connection with a member's

abc's kendis gibson and diane macedo have the details in this morning's techbytes. breaking right now! 50 westbound - shutdown. a violent and tragic crash killing two people. mobiletrak7 is live on the ground - skytrack7 live in the air. let's begin with julie wright with what you need to know about this crash. - another comfortable july day; spotty sprinkles - hot & humid tomorrow - weather alert friday - heavy rain & strong storms - few showers saturday, sunday looks great! today: partly to mostly cloudy. increasing humidity. spotty showers. highs: 80-85 winds: se 5 mph tonight: milder and muggy. partly to mostly cloudy. lows: 67-72 winds: s 5 mph thursday: partly sunny. warmer and more humid. pm thunderstorm possible. highs: 86-90 winds: s 5-10 mph developing now on capitol hill-- the senate is moving forward with debate on the latest push to developing now on capitol hill-- moving forward with debate on the latest push to repeal the affordable care act. but the bill faces an uphill battle. in a dramatic return to capitol hill, senator john mccain returned to vot

from chopper 6 hd showing police investigating the shooting late last night on the the 5600 block of gibson drive in southwest philadelphia. according to police the victim was shot in the head. no word on a motive or any word on who police are looking for. >>> a boy is fighting for his life after unsuccessfully trying to jump on to a moving train in philadelphia. it happened on the 3600 block of castor avenue in the u.n. -- juniata section of philadelphia. he try to jump on the train and he missed his leg was severed. they are thankful he is alive. >> he is a great spirit, he plays all the sports, him losing his leg is a horrible thing. >> he remains in the hospital in critical condition. >>> one of the four young men who was murdered in the bucks county killing spree will be laid to rest today. a visitation was held for the family of tom mayo in the torresdale section last night. his funeral will be held in northeast philadelphia thorning a memorial gathering will be held for mark sturgis. cosmo dinardo confessed to killing tom meo and mark sturgis and two other young men. >>> president tr

abc's diane macedo and kendis gibson have that and more in today's tech bytes. 80 degrees outside. grab some water as you head out today - because you're going to need it. this morning 7 is on your side to make sure you stay safe in his extremely hot and humid weather. good morning washington i'm autria godfrey. and i'm larry smith. let's get right to stormwatch-7 meteorologist veronica johnson. today: mostly to partly cloudy, hot and humid, isolated pm thunderstorms 30% highs: 92-97 heat index: near 100 degrees winds: southwest to west 5-10 mph overnight: quite warm and humid lows: 72-79 winds: southwest 5-10 mph thursday: hot and humid, pm thunderstorms possible 30% highs: 93-98 heat index: 100-104 degrees winds: wsw 5-10 mph breaking news just coming in from county. firefighters battling a house fire right now in hyattsville -- on willow hill drive. we're told all occupants are accounted for is on the way - we'll have an update from him as soon as he gets there. also breaking right now - a shooting investigation in temple hills. police say a man was shot multiple times on easton

abc's kendis gibson and adrienne bankert have more in today's tech bytes - and we promise, no spoilers!. starting off hot and humid. prepare now to hydrated! stormwatch-7 is also tracking the potential for some storms in the day ahead. good morning i'm larry smith. and i'm autria godfrey. let's get started with stormwatch-7 meteorologist eileen whelan. good morning washington. toss to eileen - higher humidity to start the week - hot week ahead; mid 90s mid to late week - tracking storm chances - high heat breaks next week today: partly cloudy. hot and humid. pm thunderstorm possible. highs: 88-92 feels: 96 winds: se 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy. warm and very muggy. lows: 67-74 winds: s 5 mph tuesday: partly cloudy. hot and humid. pm thunderstorms possible. highs: 89-92 feels: 98 winds: s 5-10 mph breaking overnight.. a violent robbery in washington. it happened on ninth and d streets, just a few blocks from the h street corridor. police say a man was robbed and shot in the hand. police are looking for a black toyota s-u-v. happening today - a day of service to honor our nation's fa

mel gibson, danny glover and rene russo.tallment. >> it was a time in all our lives when something just clicked. i think there was a lot of love between us. when i see them i get the same feeling, it's like seeing a teenage sweetheart or something, that sort of thing. >> i think you can say whatever you want about the films, but i think the relationship got better and better over the period of time. >> do you really want to jump? >> reporter: from the first film's 1987 debut, it turbo charged the genre. gibson's off the wall and back at you lawman riggs. >> i may be a little crazier than most people, so it's easy for me to access. >> reporter: he was paired with glover's retirement family man who had the best cop line in buddy movie history. >> i'm getting too old for this. >> i can't get anywhere, somebody just said say it to me, "i'm getting too old for this." >> reporter: it's the to be or not to be of this genre of movies. from 1992's lethal weapon three, rene russo would come on board. she and mel's riggs comparing scar

gibson's off the wall and back at you lawman rigg. >> i may be a little crazier than most people, so> reporter: he was paired with glover's retirement family man who had the best cop line in buddy movie history. >> i can't get anywhere, somebody just said say it to me, "i'm getting too old for this." >> reporter: it's the to be or not to be of this movies. from 1992's lethal weapon three, rene russo would come on board. they were memorably comparing scars. >> i will remember it forever. not that you're this crazy good kisser, but you are. >> reporter: director richard donner would encourage mel's improvisation. >> and he would sometimes give my the best lines sometimes. >> you can't imagine how quick mel was like, let's do it. >> i can't remember dialog now. i have the body of a 18-year-old. i just can't remember where i buried it. >> reporter: it's state of the era action sequences kept lethal weapon audiences on the edge of their seats but sometimes found glover asleep in his. >> i'm in the passenger seat, mel's driving, and we'd have to drive to location. i can't remember a time i

. >> reporter: gibson says it's it no this huge bell outside the union station nor the replica betweenouse and treasury. >> the gold medal prize would be if someone could give me a lead to the bell itself. >> reporter: there is no prize or reward money for the return, just civic pride. >> how do you lose a 2,000 pound bell? >> that's what i want to know. >>> so, we're trying to make plans for tomorrow. cookouts and parades and fireworks. >> being a meteorologist on a day like this is not fun. >> a lot of pressure. >> it's sunny, it's beautiful and dry and a 30% -- >> that's why doug is taking the night off. >> enjoying some time away. there's a 30 to 40% chance you are dealing with rain in the afternoon and evening hours. have a backup in place. look at the weather head -- before that,l let's show you fireworks tonight. cloudiness creating a nice backdrop. this is looking east. thinking six flags fireworks from this video. keeping it dry tonight and again tomorrow, scattered thunderstorms around in the afternoon and evening hours. that popcorn style shower and thunderstorm activity whe

abc's kendis gibson and diane macedo have the details in this morning's techbytes. breaking overnight! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. overnight! the new white house communications director outraged. the leak that has anthony scaramucci calling for an immediate fbi investigation and the tweet he deleted. also breaking overnight - justin bieber hitting a member of the paparazzi with his car. and the accident is all caught on camera. the new video just coming in. good morning washington. toss to eileen - hottest day of the next 5 (feels: low to mid 90s) - weather alert friday - waves of heavy rain, flood risk - unseasonably cool end of july - cool & rainy saturday - beautiful sunday! today: mostly cloudy. warm and humid. isolated pm thunderstorm. highs: 88

abc's kendis gibson and erielle reshef have the details in this morning's techbytes. right now at 5:xx call it the summer call it the summer sizzle it is getting hot - and by the end of the week it will feel like nearly 105 degrees outside. this morning stormwatch-7 is preparing you to keep you safe. good morning washington. toss to eileen washington. toss to eileen - code orange air quality alert today - oppressive heat & humidity through monday - heat advisories may be issued late week/weekend - heat wave breaks next week today: hot and humid. mostly sunny to partly cloudy. highly isolated t-storm. highs: 92-95 winds: sw 5 mph tonight: mainly clear to partly cloudy. warm and very humid. lows: 71-77 winds: sw 5 mph thursday: still very hot and humid. partly to mostly sunny. feels like the low 100s. highs: 94-97 winds: w 5 mph breaking new details about a deadly shooting in laurel last night. police, telling abc laurel last night. police, telling abc seven just minutes ago the victim is a 17-year-old. the teen was found around 8:30 last night on contee road and larchd

. >>> the viewer video taken near gibson island yesterday. >> so cool. you can see it spin its way across the water before noon. there were tornado warnings that had been issued, and the police said the water spout stayed over the water and there were no reports of damage to anything on land. check out the entire video on the nbc washington app. >>> it's a great sunday morning to go out for a run or a bike ride. lauryn is updating your forecast with how soon the showers are going to roll in. >>> and his story hidden in history for 70 years and now a veteran has an honor he thought he would never see in his lifetime. how a daughter on a mission made it possible. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and m