julie wright is in the traffic center. amtrak suspending service? julie: absolutely. this is what we know. trains are stopped in new carrollton. from there in greenbelt you use the orange and the green lines, metro will honor those tickets heading into d.c. d.c. you are stopped at new carrollton and greenbelt until further notice. i want to go back to that live picture from sam, if we could. there's an impact being had on the rails and the roads, inbound new york avenue where we have this activity on the highway as folks continue to investigate that scene in that far right lane is closed with leaving northeast to northwest. it is definitely going to impact your commute this morning. rhode island avenue will be a good alternate for you. let's go back to sam sweeney at the scene. the railroad division. my role in this accident , ted turpin. ago, had here a while a chance to survey the scene as it is. i don't know many fact, but that is what we are here to discover. we are simply gathering the facts about the incident that happened here. were tell you that there two empl

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i am told by julie wright that the backup now stretches about seven miles.nt to show you some video from when we were closer to the accident scene. virginia state police responding along with the department of transportation. there were two vehicles involved, possibly one person ejected. they are reconstructing the scene at that location right now. set up a diversion here at root one. you will want to get off of the inner loop of the beltway there. and if you can, just avoid this area at all cost. this situation will not change for some time. as they reconstruct the accident scene down there, they will be leaving disclosure in place for a good while. meaning all of the cars on the inner loop are not going anywhere. meaning the backup is stretching all the way down towards the wilson bridge, making for a very tricky commute this morning. back here live you can see just a few of the vehicles that were caught up in the accident as it was happening. authorities telling us that they believe it was two cars. we are of course staying on top of the situation and we

julie wright with the commuter nightmare. but we begin with sam sweeney - live on the scene of the investigation. - beautiful today! next week - hot & humid this weekend through the 4th of july today: mostly sunny. low humidity. very nice! highs: 79-84 winds: nw to sw 5-10 mph tonight: mainly clear and comfortable. lows: 58-66 winds: s 5 mph thursday: partly cloudy. hotter and a touch more humid. stray pm t-shower. highs: 88-91 winds: sw 10-15 g 20 mph breaking news from baltimore... shots fired baltimore... shots fired between officers an a 23 year old man... police say it happened last night at 8:30 near curtis bay park and rec center. a police spokesperson says the man appeared to aim a gun at officers then fled. that man was shot and taken to the hospital. the officers -- one a 3 year veteran, the other a 6 year veteran -- were not injured. we'll keep you up to date online and on social media. follow me at adrianna hopkins. for continuing coverage of this and other breaking news stories follow me on twitter and facebook @a

julie wright is standing by. this: we are looking at portion of the highway that is blocked off. if you plan on traveling through northeast and you stick with bening, you may want to use new york depending on your travel. benning road is closed until further notice. linee rails, the orange single tracking between chevrolet and new carrollton. with trainking in 304, 10 minutes behind schedule mechanical issues. because of that, 306 is also 10 minutes delayed. veronica: patchy fog is starting to form and a few areas of light showers. the roads, not too bad. we could see good rain coming around our area. we are in a marginal risk through the area north of montgomery county, howard maybe a severe storm or two is possible. seeing some showers shift on the other side of the belt loop. more phil and through the morning hours until 10:00, 11:00 a.m. we get a break and then we are back to storm chances later this afternoon. rain with a heavy storm or two. doubtful we will see flooding. temperatures today, 84, 85 degrees. on par with yesterday, but with much higher humidity area this eveni

your side" with a look at whether it is worth to wrap your car so that you don't waste your money julie wright at what is coming up monday for "good morning washington." julie: thanks, guys. monday on "good morning washington," one of the busiest metro stations shut down for the final stretch of safetrack. we are live to help you navigate your commute and get you to work on time. and giselle bryant from real housewives of potomac here is here live. michelle: one day after the blimp caught fire and crashed at the u.s. open, more bad news. drinking water station is closed after e. coli was found. so far there haven't been reports of anyone getting sick. no e. coli were found at other stations but they are offering bottled water. jonathan: sometimes you just need a buddy to help you get through the rough times. that's what a lucky duck in illinois got. snuggles, born with just one leg making it impossible for him to walk around. the duck was being treated at a rehab center. that is where she met her best buddy buttercup. the pelican. despite the feathery differences, one is a pelican, one a duck,

julie wright has been keeping a watchful eye on the situation. what's the scene right now? julie: westbound towards st. barnabas road we have one lane of travel that is some improvement. on silver hill road, keep that in mind. is open and this portion of silver hill on the westbound side now has one lane getting through. east on 66 is tied up out of manassas tying up the left side of the highway. with the trouble and 95. blocking the left lane, look for delays the potomac mills. i'll give you an update on your ride, but right now begun to check in with veronica johnson. seeing a lot of clouds? veronica: a lot of clouds and even a thunderstorm in charles county, calvert county. overall a cool day for all of us. d.c. sting 78 here in lower 80's to the carolinas, a lot of 70's through the ohio valley. showers rono schilling renick. and in the buoy area prince george's county. just south of prince frederick, squirting right by calvert region the next couple of minutes. might need a light jacket or small umbrella heading out the door. adriano? -- adriana? aronica: on this -- adri

julie wright will fill you in on what's happening. good morning to you. for larry smith. we have got most of the family here, just missing larry and eil een. a veronica: if you like the heat. a lot of folks like a little heat for their holiday. that's what you want when you are lying poolside. fireworks temperature 2000 degrees fahrenheit. all right. 92 degrees is where we are going today. not that hot. 92 with high humidity. that humidity will start to max out on saturday before taking a dip by sunday. you're going out to the quicken loans at their potomac -- you'l need to make sure you stay hydrated. the sun block. here we go for saturday, 90 degrees in d.c. 87 in annapolis. areas near the water will be much better but we are into this heat wave, day two tomorrow. on sunday, 91 the forecast. cooler temperatures to the south with rain moving in. look, our ver 2 1/2 inches. i will show you how much we can get with the systems coming up. julie: still looking at problems on the roads. we'll start off in montgomery county with the accident activity along columbia pike. offhb

julie wright is on traffic watch. julie: hey, guys. we know a lot head out of town.is the season for the bay bridge. the best time to leave if you didn't head out this morning before 10:00 a.m. is tonight after 10:00 p.m. or early tomorrow morning saturday before 7:00 a.m. now around the capitol beltedway not too much going on as far as the road closures at this time. you will find this safetrack surge 16 kicking off tomorrow with a five-mile stretch of the redline shut down between shady grover and twinbrook. also closed is shady grove and rockville station with shuttle bus service made available. festivals kick off downtown climbia heights. day festival tomorrow from 11:00 to 6:00 p.m. there are closures on 11 and lamont street. we can't forget another favorite the columbia pikes blues festival. closure on 9th street and walter reed drive as well. that is our traffic watch. back to you. larry: all right. a big move will begin any minute. century in the making. the crews make preparations to pull a 90-foot tall sequoia out of the ground and move it a quarter mile do

julie wright? julie: hey, guys. only is it busy around time at this time but think about something for tomorrow. for your excursions to the and from georgetown and virginia. by way of the key bridge. construction is in place tying up the right lane at 7:00. yes, it's back! the roadwork that has been scheduled for the last couple of weeks but it's put on hold because of mother nature. this weekend, they will start tonight working again at the neabasco creek bridge. expect the heavier than usual volu bailout using route 1 for the work-around. race for respect taking place saturday june 3. street closures begin at 2:00 this morning along pennsylvania avenue. 13, 12, 11, 10th street. and also metro. we have work done on top of safetrack. redline operating nine minutes. expect a wait for those on the silver and yellow and the green line. that is the traffic watch. back to you. michelle: all right, julie. is yellow gold coming back? i hope you didn't sell in the cash for gold craze. the three reasons why it's much more th

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autria: a vestry and was hit and julie wright is monitoring this for us from the traffic center. julie: we know that one female victim was transported from the scene and is in critical condition at orting to authorities. this accident was on woodyard road between richardson and colonial. they are in the process of reopening this stretch of the highway. it's in residential areas of it is not too much traffic this morning so that will work in your favor your -- your favor. but future -- typically travel here you will -- you will want to avoid this until we get south of andrews air force. 270, we are on the brakes this morning 20 one minute ride south of interstate 70 back towards 109. 66 right into that sunshine, on the brakes traveling from manassas towards fair oaks, heading towards 123, of 42 minute ride on the westside. back in the next 10 minutes to update your ride, loving that sunshine and there's more to come, right? right, a fewt's clouds across southern maryland on this summer solstice or june solstice, when the north pole of the earth is pointed towards the sun. we will t

we will check in with julie wright for additional trouble spots this may be causing but these are ongoingures now. breaking right now. a young boy turning up alone in montgomery county. near: display was found to the westfield montgomery mall where sam sweeney have the breaking details. he was found at 1:45 this morning on westlake drive. police to believe he has autism. but we have just learned that the boy's parents have been located and reunited with him. we do continue to follow details on this. we'll get more information on how he got out of the house this morning and what he was doing along the road. once you get that information, we will pass that along but the good news is that he has been reunited with his parents. knows --reaking breaking news. and amber alert -- this child is in extreme danger. on the left side of your screen, kimberly long who is four years old. joele right, 26-year-old long. police are not sure the relationship they may have. police believe the suspect may be headed towards roanoke and 81998 maroon toyota tacoma with the tag you see on your screen. call polic

julie wright is on traffic watch with details. julie: hey, guys.t looks like it's a busy afternoon especially with the congressional women's softball game taking place later this evening at 7:00. portions of e-street and 12th street will be closed off until the end of the game tonight. keep that in mind. also something to make note of. 395 commuters will be doing express lane work tonight at boundary channel drive to edsall road. i should be wrapped up by 4:00 tomorrow morning. that's traffic watch. back to you. larry: big changes at uber. today, c.e.o. and cofounder travis kalanick stepped down. in a statement he said it came at the request of investors. he was already on indeficit leave following the death of his mother. under the leadership they fad harass in the the offices. kalanick's management style has been questioned. alison: queen elizabeth paid a visit to parly meant in london today -- parliament in london today. the formal ceremony opening the legislative session for united kingdom. she gave a speech and laid out the policy agenda as th

overcast couple of minutes ago, julie wright told me that she was seeing a bit of sunshine.you are, it won't last long in that will be the best sunshine for the day, today. today,ure temperatures poto the lower and mid 70's. back into the 60's, it has been a while since we had highs only in the 60's. the washington nationals on friday, it's a seven-game perfect weekend. maybe a stray thunderstorm, but we will talk more about the stray thunderstorms next week. julie: on the baltimore-washington parkway we had a crash with only the right lane getting by. showing you now that lanes have cleared traveling north down on the bw parkway. however, the traffic is still stacked up just a bit towards 495. leavinged this morning, 410 towards 495 with all lanes open. right in virginia, we have got problems here just after the triangle. the crash tying up the right lane, look for delays out of stafford towards quantico. it's a 20 minute trip headed northbound along interstate 95. i will be back in the next 10 minutes update your ride on 270 but right now we want to congratulate today's pe

julie wright has traffic watch. julie: we have a lot going on this weekend you need to keep in mind. starting off with the capital pride parade. everyone is showing colors tomorrow. street closures go into effect at 1:00 until 7:30 tomorrow street. making its way to dupont circle and r street. then on 17th. south to p street. ending up around 14th to t street. but earlier the purple stripe 5k walk/run at 8:00 across the mall from 12th street to third street north west. also some additional closures between independence avenue and estreet in southwest. of course, on sunday, the equality march for unity and pride. 17th street along constitution avenue, closures there and pennsylvania avenue. 15th street and constitution avenue. have a great weekend, everybody. back to you. michelle: all right. a remindser tonight the golden state warriors look to close out the nba finals in cleveland. warriors can complete the sweep to capture their second championship in three seasons. it would clinch a perfect undefeated run through

julie wright has been monitoring this all morning from the traffic center. what is the workarounds, if options right now and that is going to be to stick with rhode island avenue or benning road to h street. to avoid the anacostia and south dakota avenue. all traffic coming inbound. we can show you this from sky track 7. coming southbound off of the bw parkway. not only is it slowing from riverdale, but it is starting to congest headed towards kenilworth avenue and that is where the traffic is being pushed. also backing up out of new carrollton headed in towards northeast washington with all of that traffic off of 50 forced off onto southbound your options are to use benning road and florida. you do not want to commit coming in from the east side of town headed into northeast washington. rhode island avenue, good workaround, even benning road over to h street. let me move you over to the maps. the inner loop of the beltway towards 50 crash in virginia is blocking the far right lane. out of annandale pushing north towards merrifield. our traffic watch. we wil

julie wright has the weekend traffic watch. >> this goes without saying.we have a lot going on this weekend to keep in mind. starting off with the capital pride parade. everyone is showing colors tomorrow. street closures in effect from 1:00 to 7:30 tomorrow night. the start at the parade 22 and p street to make its way to dupont and new hampshire avenue to r street. then 17th and south to p street. ending up off of 14th street to t street. but also earlier in the day, the purple stripe 5k walk/run at 8:00 across the mall. basically from 12th street to third street in northwest. also some additional closures between understood pen dense avenue and e street in southwest. on sunday the equality march for unity and pride. 17th street along constitution avenue. closures there. as well as along pennsylvania avenue. 15th street and constitution avenue. have a great weekend, everybody. back to you. larry: all right. al great weekend weather wise. larry: i think so. alison: what do you say, steve? steve: it will be really nice. gorgeous out there now. lower humidi

nancy: still ahead at 5:00, before you make the weekend getaway, julie wright is on traffic watch witharry: but first the motorcycles made all the noise but they weren't the only two-wheelers taking part in rolling thunder. 7 salutes a man who bicycled to the capital from doug: this weekend is the 37th annual herndon festival. the weather looks great. i think we will be rain free and warm. maybe late afternoon thunderstorms and 87 on sunday. d.c. united welcome the l.a. galaxy tomorrow at 7:00. perfect weather condition. 70's and sunshine. watch the game on the sister station newschannel8. as far as other activities go, the taste of wheaton. this is sunday from 11 verz to 5:00 -- 11:00 to 5:00. similar sunshine, more humid, highs of 87. watch for the possibility of the late day showers and thunderstorms. stay with us. "abc7 news at 5:00" returns after this. jonathan: we salute a man that the old is educate some and remind others of the military that is uncan wanted for, for a war that ended 42 years ago. >> i thought it would be interesting to ride my bike to washington, d.c., for memo

hello, everyone, welcome to a brand new hour inside "america's news headquarters," i'm kelly wright -- julieher this was an accident or an attack as soon as we get it, but there are also new developments this hour in the london bridge attack. mike tobin is live in london with the very latest. >> reporter: julie, i'll start off in amsterdam where police are investigating this, and the good news right now is it does

hello and welcome to a brand new hour, i'm kelly wright. julie: and i'm julie banderas.f their own had infiltrated the afghan army. john is live from the middle east bureau with the very latest, hi, john. >> this is being called a quote, unquote, insider attack as you mengted an afghan soldier, taliban claiming responsibility, this afghan soldier insurgent and operative for the taliban opening fire on u.s. troops inside this base. now take a look at the map. it happened in eastern afghanistan. east of kabul. very close to the pakistan border and that's where the afghan official started spraying the u.s. soldiers with machine gunfire, kill two and wounding two others before that afghan soldier was killed by returned fire. this isn't the first time there's been a so-called green on blue attack. the taliban again claiming responsibility. we will have much more on this later. kelly: all right, john, thank you so much. reporting from israel. right now we go to a live event where former congressman gabriel survived assassination attempt is speaking at the commissioning of the

hello, everyone, welcome to a brand new hour inside "america's news headquarters," i'm kelly wright -- julie: and i'm julie banderas. more on whether this was an accident or an attack as soon as we get it, but there are also new developments this hour in the london bridge attack. mike tobin is live in london with the very latest. >> reporter: julie, i'll start off in amsterdam where police are investigating this, and the good news right now is it does not appear to be linked to terrorism, but you do have another case of a car plowing into people. it looks like it was someone who was parked in the wrong spot, and whatever happened with that interaction, if he flipped out at the end of that, he took off driving, he smashed his car into a wall. but there is not an indication right now that that was linked to terrorism, and i should mention as he drove in the direction of that wall, he did manage to hit some pedestrians. there are no fatalities, but i should emphasize that police think in that case in the amsterdam that it's not linked to terrorism. it's a different case here in london as we get

i'm kelly wright in for julie banderas and this is the fox report.resident trump visiting his golf course in virginia after answering questions in an exclusive interview with fox news to air tomorrow. the president accuses president obama of knowing what russia was up to, and quote, doing nothing. it comes as a report from the washington post says the former president was slow and cautious in responding to russia's meddling. now, even some democrats are piling on to mr. obama

i'm kelly wright in for julie banderas and this is the fox report. president trump visiting his golf course in virginia after answering questions in an exclusive interview with fox news to air tomorrow. the president accuses president obama of knowing what russia was up to, and quote, doing nothing. it comes as a report from the washington post says the former president was slow and cautious in responding to russia's meddling. now, even some democrats are piling on to mr. obama saying his administration could have done more. meanwhile, an uphill battle gets steeper on capitol hill as a fifth republican senator has come out against the healthcare bill. nevada's dean heller saying he can't support the measure the way it is written right now. mitch mcconnell hopes to bring the bill up for a vote next week but he has a lot of work to do. in his weekly address the president says he's working with congress to push something through. >> the american people are calling out for relief and my administration is determined to provide it, and we are working with

hello and welcome to a brand new hour, i'm kelly wright. julie: and i'm julie banderas.john is live from the middle east bureau with the very latest, hi, john. >> this is being called a quote,

julie banderas. kelly: and i'm kelly wright. white house is still mulling the use of executive president even as one report says the president will not invoke that right. kristin fisher is live from the white house with more details. kristin? >> reporter: hey, kelly. well, "the new york times" is reporting that two senior administration officials are saying that president trump will not invoke executive privilege, but just yesterday white house press secretary sean spicer said he didn't know what the president was going to do. so here are the pros and cons. if president trump does not invoke executive privilege, then he runs the risk of his former fbi director saying potentially some very damaging things about him. republican senator lindsey graham explained it like this -- >> all i know is that director comey was fired by the president, and anytime someone's fired, you got to realize that they're probably upset about it. here's what i worry about, that he'll just focus on his conversation with the president and not answer any o

julie banderas. kelly: and i'm kelly wright.s accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a temple university employee in his home near philadelphia back in 2004. but jurors were unable to reach a verdict after more than 52 hours of deliberation and a second attempt to break a deadlock. cosby's defense team declaring victory, but the prosecution, well, they're vowing to retry the case.

julie banderas. kelly: and i'm kelly wright. the comedian was accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a temple university employee in his home near philadelphia back in 2004. but jurors were unable to reach a verdict after more than 52 hours of deliberation and a second attempt to break a deadlock. cosby's defense team declaring victory, but the prosecution, well, they're vowing to retry the case. senior correspondent rick leventhal joins us live from the courthouse in pennsylvania. rick, did the jury set a record there? >> reporter: yeah, it's believed to be the longest jury deliberation in the history of the montgomery county courthouse. it lasted longer than the trial itself, but those 53-plus hours of questions and debate and consideration did not result in a verdict. they couldn't agree on the guilt or innocence of bill cosby on any of the three charges that were lodged against him. and bill cosby, we're told, did not celebrate in the courtroom when the mistrial was announced, possibly because this is not over for the c

i'm kelly wright in for julie banderas and this is the fox report.an exclusive interview with fox news to air tomorrow. the president accuses president obama of knowing what russia was up to, and quote, doing nothing. it comes as a report from the washington post says the former president was slow and cautious in responding to russia's meddling. now, even some democrats are piling on to mr.

july 1st. >>> a special meet and greet for villanova basketball fans. men's basketball coach jay wrightas at gino's signing autographs today. the championship winning coach spent an hour at the iconic cheesesteak spot. nova fans had a chance to buy that book and get it signed by coach wright and take pictures for them. i know you wanted to be there. you weren't. >> i wish. >>> a farewell tour for a staple of local music. the venue that is getting dem demolished in lehigh valley. >>> then, cutting down your time in the tsa line. the airlines that are adding two high-tech features that will get you to your terminal faster. >>> and a senior prank gone wrong. nope. not here. students duct tape their principal on the wall for a good cause. that story ahead on nbc 10 news at 5:00. in the state that invented the american vacation... a legendary adventure awaits. heroes will rise. bonds will be forged. and memories will be made to last a lifetime. new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer trip at iloveny.com >>> a celebration in south philadelphia. festivities today to bre

july recess. that's a self-imposed deadline, but it means there's only a couple days now to wrangle the votes. david wright, abc news. the white house. >>> the supreme court is expected to rule today on the proposed white house travel ban. in a few hours, the high court issuing its final decisions of the session before going on break. the ban has been ruled unconstitutional. and the trump administration is hoping the justices will allow the order to take effect and hear arguments in october. meanwhile, there is speculation that justice kennedy could announce retirement. he triggered new retirement schedules by moving up a long-scheduled clerk reunion by a year. justices usually announce retirements at the end of a term which is today. kennedy turns 81 next month but made no announcement at the clerk reunion over the weekend and hasn't made any comments on his future. keeping us in suspense. >>> thousands of revelers turned out for gay pride marches coast-to-coast. but the biggest crowds turned out in new york city and san francisco. the birthplaces of the modern day gay rights movement. and for the first t

julie wright will fill you in on what's happening. good morning to you. for larry smith. we have got most of the family here, just missing larry and eil een. a