horace: thank you. look at the incredible photos of a school bus engulfed in flames in northeast d.c. >> the flames came from the engine. >> you saw this first at 12:00 noon. we know that made dozens of students and staff sick today. they were evacuated at anthony hitchensft evacuatedded school. it was coming from a swimming pool. everyone is now okay. we have a big new development that is just in the newsroom today. this is regarding lee boyd malvo, one of the two people convicted in sniper attacks 15 years ago now. a judge ordered a new sentencing hearing for him. this follows a court reporter ruling that gave protection to juveniles. he was 17 when he was arrested in 2002 and he is now 32 years old. we have more coming up at 6:00 horace: singer ariana grande says she will return to manchester england and hold a benefit concert for the victims of the terror there. she has not announcedinvolved tn custody. >> egyptian officials launched airstrikes airstrikes in retaliation for deadly attack on the cop

michelle: thank you, horace.dents in virginia have greater protection being taken advantage of by private and out-of-state for-profit schools. terry mcauliffe signed a protection bill if law to require institutions to disclose information about graduation rates, financial aid and whether a school's credits can be transferred. >> many of these for-profit schools do great work. many of them come in and take advantage of students. now they have to disclose up front what they are offering and how much it will cost. this is a protection effort forhe legislation will prevent students wasting time and money on the programs that won't help them get a job once they finished school. nancy: "7 on your side" alert now. housing are down to lowest point in half a year. that is the number of new homes breaking ground on construction. big hit in april as the prime housing hunting system heats up. that followed a slide in march as well. construction has been the brighter spot in the economy and they are hoping for a rebound. ford

troubleshooter horace holmes joins us with answers. horace: the panicked call from a mother. taylor janssen had just put a load of clothing into the dryer. >> i saw flames from the top. >> she grabbed the fire extinction. department. the dryer was destroyed. no problem, they had a home more to policy. they figured they were covered. as is the practice with most homework tea companies, a technician from a third-party repair shop was sent to inspect the dryer. >> the dryer had been moved by the fire department. the technician said i will send the pictures to american home shield, send my diagnosis this is beyond repair, and they should contact you. horace: american home shield did them, but not with the news they hoped for. >> they said, ma'am, we cannot validate the claim because the dryer is no longer in your home. >> there are so many limitations in these contracts. horace: the consumer federation of america. >> you may be shocked when you try to get something done. horace: he says homework these are not really warranties. their service contracts. cover appliances, guarantee

autria: get out of here with that, horace.er] leave over her dead body, her coffee alone, not going to happen. stay with us, here, a delivery like no other. the trackside pizza delivery going i wrote, coming up next. autria: you may want to follow this man's example if you are ever on a stall the train. an amtrak train from new york to union station stalling and after an hour, this passenger tweeted that he was angry, so he called a local restaurant and ordered pizza. the deliveryman found the train and delivered the pizza to his car. the train got in hours late, but customer.ss hangry [laughter] veronica: what a deliveryman. we need to clone him. awesome. take a look around our area this morning, folks. we have such a gorgeous sunrise. blue sky, take a look at the woodrow wilson bridge. the capital wheel, that blue sky, lovely start to the day in the work week. no weather delays, a green light for that. controlling the weather for the eastern third of the country, it looks like it is going to be quiet. the next delays won't b

horace: don't spend money on lip gloss. get the foundation. horace: thank you. jonathan: we have breaking news to tell you about. shooting near the brooklyn metro stop. a person was shot. we are told the person will live. the shooter has not been caught. this is in that area. all of this is happening now. the police as you imagine there is a presence there. we have a crew headed that way. we will bling you more information when we get it. coming up for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- a soldier sees the new home for the first entire community coming together for a man who served and his family. plus, the weekend kickoff. kidd: so much going on this weekend. i'll break it down for you when "abc7 news at 4:00" kidd: we begin with national recording artist eric church bringing the "hold my own tour" to the verizon center tonight. it's just eric and the e.c.b. band. they play two full sets and intermission in between. concert at 8:00 and doors open at 6:30. have a great time at the show. pretend you are on a tropical island listening to the tunes of warren -- jimmy buff

horace: they arranged details of the check from the painting.ce he was at sea the shipping agent would arrange delivery. when the check arrived it wasn't for $12,000. it was for $21,000. >> he was requesting that i pay his shipping fees and his agent who is handling his shipment because he was an ocean engineer on a voyage out at see. horace: smith was to deposit the $21,000 check and write him a check for $10,000. when williams received this check from a school in california in the mail, she became suspicious and called the school. no one there had written the check. then she contacted the bank named on the check. >> they said the account was fraudulent. >> she said she knew at that point she was being scammed and called police. >> so you dodged a bullet. >> i did. $10,000 bullet. >> while this is increasingly popular scam directed at artists, law enforcement say it works on a bottom line, the scammer will send more money than the amount due and ask you to send some of the money back. if you receive unsolicited e-mail like our artist did, go on

she has got horace for that. -- she has got borisjohnson for got horace for that. -- she has got borisr that. -- she has got boris johnson for that. all the eu sources are coming out, and there was a report in the german newspaper, and now every news outlet, the bbc as well, going to their own sources and saying, how difficult will you make it for britain? jean—claude juncker and others, it is almost as if he is trying to undermine her election pitch. mrs may's official spokesman told lobby journalist pitch. mrs may's official spokesman told lobbyjournalist this morning when asked, theresa may will be in charge of the talks, assisted by david davis. it undermines her strategy, because she is trying to say to voters, who do you want talking to the other 27 leaders — jeremy corbyn or me? and they are saying, you are not going to be talking to us anywhere. it will be interesting to see how she responds. how can they make a remark? more hard—core brexiteer 's will be outraged. of course they were going to be like that. the idea that it would be this rational process, this is politics. i do

and how the color horace: the total cost for natalie, $475.o, with the average consumer be able to tell who is wearing what? to findhe streets out. >> i want to say that when his designer and that one is drugstore. >> the one on the left might have drugstore and she might have designer on the right. horace: close to half of those we asked in our survey could not tell who was wearing which makeup. but one woman we spoke to said the brands did not matter. it was all about the application process. >> it's all about color and the skill with which you applied it. horace: is buying more expensive makeup worth it? >> i'd say mix it up. i would go to a counter to get foundation. i would not pay for lipstick. i would not necessarily pay for lipgss that is good advice. kind of went over my head. i just go for the cheap stuff. he looked back to our sisters. at the end of the day. here they are that at the end of the day which is important. does your makeup hold of all day long? they both said, what do think? they both said it held up. larry: no. horace:

horace holmes, abc 7 news.n: 7 on your side with a health alert -- it is not too soon to start protecting yourself from the spread of the mosquito borne zika virus. clear your yard of standing water to keep mosquitos out. fax. time tospring is prime visit the national mall, but starting this year you have to pay to park. 90 pay stations are being installed. the national park service hopes that they meters will control people who over stay the three-hour limit. steve: 84 degrees was the high earlier today. the cold front on our back door step, middle 60's cumberland. compare that to 75 reagan national and 76 fredericksburg. the wind will kick up later tonight come into the day tomorrow. stormwatch 7 satellite and radar, lingering showers across southern maryland, not amounting to a whole lot. closer to the d.c. metro, it's but dry, but in the skies gradually clear. gradual clearing, the wind out of the southwest at 10 to 15. wind gusts tonight lower 60's for the air temperatures. a light jacket early on. the win

horace: you have been fielding questions. >> a lot of interesting things. estate plans and personal injury accident. we are trying to get her help. horace: that is what it is all about. trytology get you help. keep drying if the lines are busy. we will be here from now until 6:30 tonight to answer your questions. these folks will. jonathan: all right. good resource. thanks. sir roger moore the actor probably best known as being one of the famous james bonds, the man with the golden gun, has died. british actor battling cancer. he was? switzerland when he passed away. he was the longest running 007 actor from "live and let die" to "view to a kim" that came out in 1985. before acting he served in the british military. drafted in final year of world war ii. he was 89. michelle: there hasn't been a balanced budget in years. can the president who boasts of the business acumen get that done? we examine where they have the red marker and where they open up the wallet. scott listen off the presses -- scott: hot off the presses. the budget proposal. we caught up wit

the last soldier i want to mention is horace pippin. horace pippin was an african-american soldier who fought with the 369th infantry regiments. that is one of the most famous african-american regiments in the first world war. for many people at home the idea of african-american soldiers in combat, he was one of those soldiers who was actually able to fight, the hope was that by african-american soldiers fighting in the front lines, they would be able to advance the civil rights movement. this is supposed to kind of encapsulates that. here is abraham lincoln. the towering figure fighting through the front lines and showing their patriotism, and their ability to fight well, african-american soldiers would be vehicles which the civil rights movement would push forward. a lot of times when we talk about the african-american soldier experience in the first world war we think about that. we think about improving civil rights for african-americans at home but horace pippin i think in some he respects shows us something different as well as pu

horace horace if someone needs the basics, what are the classic pieces? style expert says to invest in th >> think about a trench coat. leather jacket. flattering pumps and flattering jeans. these are the items that every woman should have in the wardrobe because they will last. >> the insurance policy covers some wear and tear but if it's damaged beyond repair the fee is the retail price of the item. if the item is never returned the fee is double the price. >> is it worth it? >> a good option for the special occasions if you are willing to be careful. party clothes are expensive. bridesmaid dresses are expensive. for special occasions they are a good idea. >> bridle, you only wear it once. a different option. unfortunately, jonathan, chi not offer men's clothing. jonathan: darn it! >> an has come. tomorrow a way to get rid of extra fat without exercising and without dieting and without going to the -- naught -- [laughter] michelle: without dying. jonathan: on the elliptical you feel like you peel die. >> is it worth it? >> we find out tomorrow. michelle

horace: thanks. we are following breaking news out of rockville. skytrak7 above collapsed roof on 56 looking down this is touch to see where it happened but you can see the fire department and the paramedics were on scene. a person had to be pulled out. we don't know the condition yet. when we get that we will pass it along. nancy: president trump about to wrap up a foreign trip at the g7 summit in italy. he had the strong words about the north korean nuclear threat. >> it's the world's problem. it will be solved. you can bet on that. >> the president is set to attend a dinner tonight and will return to the united states this weekend. president trump is vowing to crush organizations following the attack in egypt. masked gunfire opened fire on a bus on coptic christians. egypt immediately retaliated with the airstrikes against suspected militant bases in libya. they think the islamic state was responsible for the attack. in manchester, england, they have seen increase after the terror attack at the ariana grande concert. flowers cover the square. to

horace holmes is here with some answers. horace: is it anyway to make our drive to and from work a easier? uber and lift think that they have an answer, carpooling their way. >> i would consider it, sure. >> 76% of americans drive to work alone. says that they go anywhere, all for the cool price of a morning latte. same claim from uber matched with other commuters going your way. professor who is a transportation expert from george washington university. , is it worthute signing up for these car pool services? we caught up with ron williams standing in the middle of a group waiting to catch the commuter bus. >> nine dollars one-way and i get here in 30 minutes? nothing much to complain about. that itams says wouldn't work for him. >> my company gives me money for commuting. >> those who hitch a ride where they go with strangers to the hov lines? t-rex free versus paid? >> that's pretty much what it comes down to. i mean, if uber has an option? >> overall, is it worth it? not for the trips that require >> got toval times. be

troubleshooter horace holmes is live in our help center to ask the attorney. horace: absolutely. of people are calling in to ask the attorney. 703-236-9220. this is andrew, my new best friend. you have been busy. the elderly people. asking about the debt problem. student loan issues for their kids. >> it doesn't matter if they live in d.c. or virginia or maryland. >> we have attorneys licensed in each jurisdiction. horace: here from now until 6:30. 703-236-9220 to call and ask an attorney. back to you. larry: thanks. target is paying big-time for the to 13 day -- 2013 data breach. they reached a settlement with 47 states and d.c. virginia announcing that the state getting more than $352,000 from the setteddal. the data breaches in the holiday season affected 41 million customer pate card account it and exposed contact information for more than 60 million customers. alison: coming up, this virginia high school student is already one of the best shot-putters in the country. find out why he says you haven't seen anything yet. >> but first, how many people could be planning to hop in

horace holmes sat down and subjected himself to this. didn't you do it? the cool sculpt?horace: no. >> we are freezing fat. >> cool sculpting those if you are the right candidate. >> those within 20 to not pounds of the ideal body weight. it's simple science. >> it makes the fat cells freeze. >> in the next three to four months they die and are absorbed in the body. it works on the obdo men, love handles, under the chin and soon under the arms. >> dennis. has done it sever fat he found impossible to burn off with diet and exercise. >> i think it took four months since i noticed they started to shed off little by little. >> it's not a weight loss procedure. >> this is dr. heinz. >> i'm the director of the weight management center here. >> in her practice, the patients lose fat the old fashioned way. diet and exercising. cool sculpting? >> if someone looked to get rid of extra fat and had a lot of money it might be a consideration. >> this person underwent the procedure as part of a report she wrote on the procedure. >> i saw results immediately. at least i thought i did. i

i'm horace holmes, abc 7 news. >> that's good to hear. al horace, thank you.ou move a 15th century tomb that weighs 1100 tons? very slowly and carefully. moved thisrkey monument to make room for a dam. it took 400 hours to move the tomb. fighting the dam, saying it will endanger archeological sites. >> well, a crash that killed five people, instead of being manenced to prison, now the is missing. the manhunt taking place in county.eorge's >> there's a car parked in a pool. >> why this man says he's used waking up finding cars parked in his pool. $4 million in damage to air force one, ahead at six. all want to, we know how the weekend is going to be shaping up, because it's just been so soggy. what doug is saying is that moms are going to your dinner plans, you'll be okay. >> yeah. i think it's gonna work out fine. ofve got rain and a lot more it coming our way. just a very soggy start. mid-50's, overnight. thunderstorms overnight. especially d.c. metro area south warmer wedge of air that's accompanying the storm system. but here's the good news, morning, early

horst -- horace: they start with a knock on the door.he other side there is someone a great deal that seem too hard to pass up. it deals with the home improvement. if you see your roof as a problem or the driveway needs for a song and a dance. >> they come to your home unannounced saying we are in the neighborhood. we have the leftover materials. fix what you need done. >> tonight we tell you the story of a cup that fell for the truck and -- couple that fell for the trick and lost $70,000. other scams to be on the lookout. some you may not have heard about before. we will tell you about them and how to arm yourself on how to protect yourself. watch that tonight at 11:00. i'll be up. larry: you had me at $70,000. all right. see you at 11:00. d.c. transportation crews are getting to work tonight spraying the ginco tree to keep them from stinking up the area. it comes from spring pod. this is on washington boulevard at it has been chopped up and remove and the traffic is moving in both directions in arlington. larry: get it done before this

horace: 703-236-9220. 703-236-9220. that is the number to call to put you in touch with a volunteer who "7 on your side" call for action. perhaps you are planning a trip. if you have a problem with the identity theft. these folks can help you out. we are here until 6:30. give them a call right now. alison: the final test before the naval academy plebes become midshipmen. what it takes to complete the d-trial. larry: plus you might think it is a good thing to find out why people living along this street are not happy about a new sidewalk. alison: new at of:00, caught on video. rescue at 14,000 feet. of providing reliable energy and that'll never change. what is changing, is our name to dominion energy. it's a reflection of our commitment to energy innovation and renewable sources like solar, wind... and cleaner energy like natural gas. and we'll continue to innovate, upgrade technology, protect our environment and serve our communities. dominion energy. more than a new name, a new way of seeing energy. steve: we are goin

horace: ahead at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- a comic con turned crime scene.he moment that the police busted a man with guns they say was planning an attack. deadly police standoff when police go to toe with a man wavering a knife. how a call to 911 played a part. and the boy who raced several blocks to save his pet from a fire. we'll see you at 5:00. jonathan: if the clouds cooperate this august, we will see total solar eclipse. the moon gave a sneak preview. nasa releasing the video from sunday that shows the moon. eclipsing the sun. no, the world is not coming to an ends. it's normal. 89% of the sun was covered. you should see it in august from south carolina to oregon. we need to give you a caution. we do. don't look directly at the sun and the eclipse without the proper eye attire. >> wise words. steve rudin there. steve: it's fun to see in the south. expect traffic jams. looking at tysons corner. hyattsville regeneral -- hyatts regency and they will clear out later tonight. it's 75 at reagan national airport. 72 in winchester. the upper 70's to 80 this h

-- horace? >> nothing. what is so strange about people arriving?in savannah he is so fond of. maybe he stopped off to see him. they'll be along today sometime. very flattered you have been so worried. especially when i'm getting ready to close a business deal and one of my bosses is silent and invisible. >> is that it? i thought you were worried about horace's health. >> i'm worried. charlie: where did the voice come from? cynthia: the voice? do you mean the accent? charlie: yes. how do you practice that? how do you decide that is the right note? cynthia: as the performances have gone on, that is footage taken very early -- charlie: it has changed to what? cynthia: i think regina has gotten a lot deeper, and i think birdie has gotten a lot lighter. one person is so sure, and one is so eager to please. charlie: good to have you. cynthia: thank you. charlie: "the little foxes," place until july 2 at the samuel g freedman peter. we will be right back. stay with us. ♪ these days families want to be connected 24/7. that's why at comcast, we're always wo

parents with children at horace mann say the virus spread last year at their school and several events were canceled. >> at the end of the school year with science camp performances. it was very sad. yes the school also had a big norovirus outbreak. >>reporter: parents hope it does not come to canceling afterschool events, and children can make it through the last weeks of school without getting sick. unfortunately has come to that at hacienda. they have canceled all afterschool events so the sickness does not interrupt graduation ceremonies. we are told the district will have some nurses come to the school to teach children about proper hygiene. >>> for more on the outbreak, what is it exactly? >> it is an rna virus, the single most common buyers of the call gastroenterology which causes nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. it causes what we are seeing now. >> like getting the cold or flu, a virus passed from person to person? >> yes. it is contagious and transmitted through fecal oral transmission. unclean surfaces are a method of transmission which is why chlorine is the best way to clean

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what do you think's really happened to horace, regina? >> nothing.rted. didn't i have a letter from alexandra? what is so strange about people arriving late? he has that cousin in savannah he's so fond of. maybe he stopped off to see him. >> uh-huh. they will be along today some time. very flattered that you and oscar have been so worried. >> natural worier especially when i'm getting ready to close a wiz deal and one of my partners remanses silent and invisible. >> i thought you were worried about horace's health. >> that, too. who could help but be worried. i'm worried. this is the first day i haven't shot since my head cold. >> and you haven't had your breakfast. come along. >> rose: where did the voice come from? >> the voice? do you mean the accent? >> rose: yes. i mean, how did you practice that? how did you decide that's the right note for her? >> well, i mean, uh, as the performances have gone on because, of course, that's footage taken very early in previews -- is that it has changed to what? >> it has changed to -- well, i think regina's go

autria: adonis, horace holmes this morning.] larry: washington is giving away another $100. be caller number 7. maybe put that toward some cool sculpting. we are doing this all hour. veronica: here we are before 7:00 and it already feels like an afternoon in spring. in the 60's and 70's across the area right now. notice the temperature at 2:00 already close to 90. we topped out over 90 degrees today. hot, yes, with even the possibility of scattered showers and storms. tomorrow will be similar. watch the rain as it moves through our area for the day. tomorrow, a few scattered showers and storms. some early morning showers to kick off your weekend. we will talk about how long the clouds will hold in 10 minutes. still looking at delays if you are traveling on the east side t congested as you travel south from 50 back out toward 214. in the distance, the accident along the left side is pulled over to the shoulder. water main break activity continues to block macarthur boulevard between reservoir and foxhall road. lingering delays a

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the last soldier i want to mention is horace pippin, an african-american soldier who fought with the 369th infantry regiment which is one of the most famous african american regiments in the first world war but for many people at home the idea of african-american soldiers, was able to fight, the hope was by african-american soldiers fighting on the front line, they would be able to advance civil rights movement to which encapsulates the notion that here's abraham lincoln, fighting on the front lines, showing patriotism by their ability to fight well that african american soldiers would be vehicles through which -- when we talk about the african-american soldier in the first world war we think about that. improving civil rights for african-americans at home. in some respects, this shows us, putting that label wholeheartedly on african-american soldiers. he was the one who experienced a tremendous amount of combat. 359th infantry regiment is so famous, besides being a black infantry regiment is because it was in line for 191 days, the longest of any american regiment during the war. in