>> it's interesting, jummy and scott.ragedy in newtown connecticut, starbucks stood ground on guns. permitting open gun laws in u.s. states that permit it. grassroots effort organized on facebook says gun owners plan to go armed to starbucks as i love guns pediatrics day. no comments from starbucks. d.c. in case you don't know hopefully prohibit open carrier of guidance, you won't see this where you are. theme parks are a lot of fun, we all know that. but let's face it, standing in long lines drag especially in summer. "l.a. times" said parks, including disney, are trying to cater to those customers. they're giving patrons pagers telling them when it's time to ride or ushering customers into air-conditioned tents. even parks dispatch jugglers or entertainers when lines are extra long. it's part of an effort to keep customers happy and, of course, help drive foot traffic. that's business news live at bloomberg headquarters in new york, i'm linda bell reporting for abc7 news. sounds good to me. >> sounds good, right? >> uh-

. >> and i'm jummy olabanji. we're going to start with weather and head over to meteorologist jacqui jeras this morning with a check of your forecast, jacqui. >> hey, good morning, guys, a decent start overall today, it will feel like summer. warm and sticky. look at our temperatures already in the he 70s in many areas, 75 in d.c., 70 mans, 72 in culpeper where you have a little bit of fog this morning as well, 69 in dulles and 68 degrees in gaithersburg. so our weather headlines for today, it's going to be warm with a few thunderstorms possible late today but the large majority of the day will be dry. tomorrow is when things will kick up with more widespread showers and thunderstorms so a few could be on the severe side especially south and east of the metro and much cooler weather is on the way for the middle and latter part of the week along with a lot of sunshine. more details on that coming up in your 70 just a few minutes away from. the belfort furniture weather center let's go to wtop, rob woodfork is in t

>> jummy, crews are wrapping up. they say they'll be allowing some residents back in the apartment complex shortly. we do understand that one woman was taken to the hospital with burn injuries. her condition at this point remains unknown. we do know that the fire started in a second-story apartment. and they say the fire was contained to that apartment but that there was some minor smoke damage to three other apartments as well. now, a number of residents have been outside waiting to get back in their homes. again, i just spoke with fire officials. they say the lower-level apartments are going to be able to go back in very shortly. what caused this fire? that remains under investigation at this point. i understand from some people here on the scene, they say when police arrived they were able to help get some residents arrived. no one suffered injuries beyond that one woman we understand is in her 20s suffered burn injuries. cause remains under investigation. reporting live in southeast, brianne carter, abc7 news. >>

>> good morning to you, jummy. we expect this is going to be one of the first chances for reporters to be able to question the president on a host of different issues including the terror alert as well as the relationship between the u.s. and russia. as you may recall last week president obama cancelling his scheduled one-on-one meeting with russian president vladimir putin for september. now, we understand, according to the white house, that they cited several different reasons as to why this may have happened, saying significant progress on a wide array of issues had been made. and we do expect that they will expand on this later today during the press conference. one of these issues we know is syria and the two sides very different on that. now, other people say that they believe that putin's decision to grant temporary asylum to edward snowden may have been the tipping point. >> you can say that edward snowden is the straw that broke the camel's back, kind of the factor that sent this relationship from frosty t

i will send it back to jummy and scott. >> is our top story this morning. investigators looking into what started ask apartment fire in southeast washington that sent six people to the hospital. no word on the extent of the injuries. that fires started in the 800 block of denver street. we will have a live report from the scene coming up at the top of our 5:00 hour. >> following another developing story, out of d.c. this morning that's where police are looking into an officer involved shooting. now the detailed are very squares, but we do know that a suspect shot a juvenile in the 3,000 block of deboyce street. at some point, a police officer also damaged his or her weapon, there's still no word on where that suspect is this morning. well, switching gears now to the story that has the whole country buzzing. >> yeah, a winning power ball numbers were drawn, and there are three winning tickets splitting that $448 million jackpot. what are holds these numbers is about to collect a serious chunk of change. there are three jackpot winning tickets and those lucky

good morning. >> happy monday morning, jummy and scott. big deal done over the week, rom well collins agreed to acquire carlyle group's r rank, $1.4 billion, making it the biggest every space and defense deal done this year. it helps rockwell expand business outside the cockpit with the ground based navigational networks. speaking of deals, walt disney acquired lucas film for more than $4 billion, if you're a big star wars fan, the movie is going to play a bigger role at the themes parks. disney made hints over the weekend while highlighting attractions, expect to see star wars characters in the parks. disney is planning to create star wars land at mgm studios in florida. bad news here, it's not just the government tracking your every move now your favorite store you shop in may also be tracking you as well. i'll explain coming up in the next hour. live at bloomberg headquarters in new york, i'm linda bell reporting for abc7 news. back to you. >> ok, linda, we'll be looking forward to that one. thank you so much. it is 4:35 and 73. >> stil

. >> good morning to you, jummy and scott. right now there are 10 different designs of camouflage uniforms used by our troops and congress is looking to whittle it down to one because it could save money. the lawmakers, they're looking to find ways to trim costs under the sequestration process. it would also affect future contracts for the 23 clothing manufactures nationwide that are benefiting from the various designs. and fiscal 2011, the pentagon spent about $300 million procuring new camouflage uniforms. are you tired of your sky high cable bill? if so, you're not alone. "u.s.a. today" said many are likely to cut the cord. the reason, there are so many other options. pay tv providers have lost 22,010,000 subscribers from april to june of this year. you may see more customers at starbucks packing heat as gun owners plan to show their appreciation for the coffee chain. coming up in the next hour. linda bell reporting for abc7 news, back to you. >> you know we're talking food with linda. >> friday, food, that's the way we lik

good morning to you, washington. >> and i'm jummy.e are going to held over to jackie to talk about the weather. this may be one of those days are you may want to avoided a football game. >> perhaps. we will have some pretty wet weather, but again later this afternoon and into the evening hours we are finally getting that cold front sweeping through here. which will bring a refreshing change, but in the meantime we have get through today. the rain has been heavy, and there you can see just west of martinsburg, and then just'd along smith burg, the rain is coming down. no thunder in those storms but just knot of baltimore, we are seeing a bit of that. so the weather headlines the rain will be heavy at times. a flash flood watch has been issues for the areas north and west of here. some of the thunderstorms could be on the strong side, especially east of, i 95 this afternoon. and then by tomorrow, it is going to be gorgeous. just how gormingous? we will let you know coming up with your seven-day forecast. speaking of gorgeous, let's head

i'll send it back to scott and jummy. >> amanda, l.g. just unveiled its newest smart phone. >> and new technology could allow airline pilots to see turbulence before they hit it. >> in today's techbytes l.g. unveiled its latest smart phone. what sets it apart is the placement of the volume and power buttons can are on the rear of the device. motor role la making headlines with its new smart phone. 360 different color combinations, customizing software and boasts longer battery live. tech editor called it a smart choice. >> you have a lot of choices right now when it comes to android phones but i would buy the motor rex more than the others. the software seems smarter and is the battery life is great. >> the first smart phone made in the u.s., and a turbulence free flight could soon be a reality. german researchers have created an app, that could give pilots advance notice to avoided those bunches. >> the seoul survivor of the wild fire that killed 19 arizona firefighters is now speaking out. in an interview with abc. he said everything s

>> it's interesting, jummy and scott. the tragedy in newtown connecticut, starbucks stood ground on guns. permitting open gun laws in u.s. states that permit it. grassroots effort organized on facebook says gun owners plan to go armed to starbucks as i love guns pediatrics day. no comments from starbucks. d.c. in case you don't know hopefully prohibit open carrier of guidance, you won't see this where you are. theme parks are a lot of fun, we all know that. but let's face it, standing in long lines drag especially in summer. "l.a. times" said parks, including disney, are trying to cater to those customers. they're giving patrons pagers telling them when it's time to ride or ushering customers into

jummy. >> return now toen a abc 7, i team investigation, it is an exclusive story. mistake with d.c.'s fire and ems department could have put the health of president and obama and the first lady at risk. we have learned the ambulance scheduled to accompany president obama, broke down, which led to multiple problems. >> as president obama travels to and from the white house, the number one concern of his motorcade is keeping the president safe. one critical constant is a d.c. fire zms ambulance, typically medic one, trailing behind in the event of a medical emergency. but on august 8th as the president and first lady were leaving to celebrate mr. obama's 50 second birthday, medic one ran out of gas. >> fire officials concerned that the vehicle was towed to apparatus division and is now being repaired off site. the crew should have but did not fill up the tank thatdy. sources say the bigger issue is the fuel gauge had been broken for months and had not been repaired. >> why did it run out? was it a faulty gas gauge. how long did they know. >> for months d.c. councilma

back to jummy and scott. >> amanda, thank you. coming up a cacan seen mow makes a $1 million mistake. >> plus, a huge fire burns after a gas pipeline bursts. take a look at this. we have dekales coming up next, it is 6:43. >> welcome back. we have cloudy skies to start you off this morning. and temperatures are in the 70's. you can see a live picture here in our weather bug network. and you can see the west street where we have been getting really heavy downpours. now, there will be breaks in the clouds midday today. we should get a little bit of sunshine. enough to keep our ultraviolet in the high category. we have a great stretch of weather, we will absolutely all the details in two minutes. >> all right, thank you very much. >> well, around the region now, police in maryland are asking for help in finding a missing girl. 14-year-old tia rah shine was reported missing early sunday morning. she may have been spotted on waldo place, in southeast d.c., if you have any information about her whereabouts, you are asked to call police.

back to scott and jummy. >> okay, amanda. thank you. well, toyota announced a pickup truck recall. >> and what's with bacon prices reaching an all time high? here is today's money with diana perez. >> good morning. topping america's money, another bank in trouble with the government. jpmorgan chase says it's facing a criminal probe over bad mortgages. the government sues bank of america, also over messsy mortgages. and there's a new toyota recall. they were made from 2004, to 2011. the toyota is notifying owners and promising free repairs. a new front end crash test released for small cars and half the cars tested did well, including the honda civic and dodge focus. and it's the big news about bacon that's tough to swallow. prices have sores to an all time high. as a mysterious and deadly virus spreads through pig farms. prices are 14% higher than this time last summer. that's america's money, have a great day, everyone. >> the largest airport in eastern africa. two flights landed in kenya today despite damage to the arifle terminal and

. >> and i'm jummy olabanji. thanks for waking up with us on this monday morning.head over to meteorologist jacqui jeras and talk what we'll be in store for today, good morning, jacqui. >> good morning, guys. overall we've got a decent day to look forward to. other temperatures already very warm. lots of 70s are on the map.

. >> and i'm jummy olabanji. we're going to get started with weather. meteorologist jacqui jeras. jacqui, we're just saying today really a lot like yesterday. >> yes, we're waking up to a couple sprinkles and light showers. all of this is north of the metro area but a bit of a gloomy start for your friday. there you can see t