knight, the sponsor of the bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for two minutes. mr. knight: thank you, mr. speaker. and i'd like to thank mr. connolly for his help and his partnership in the secret act. today i do rise in support of this straightforward bipartisan legislation. the secret act, or securely expediting clearances through reporting transparency. i'm proud to say this bill originated from concerns voiced by my constituents, california's 25th district serves as a hub for many national security programs and by extension requires a highly skilled security cleared industrial base and work force. but this doesn't just affect southern california. this is a national issue and must be addressed now. many employers are either unable to recruit workers due to excessive backlog of security clearance investigations or forced to place employees in unfulfilling positions while they wait unacceptable amounts of time. mr. speaker, we're fortunate to live in a country selfless citizen

and the game changer, england's women parade the world cup trophy, with captain heather knight calling it a watershed moment for women's sport. thanks forjoining us. it's been a good day in the pool for great britain, with two gold medals at the world championships in budapest. adam peaty set a new world championship record to successfully defend his 100m breastroke title. the olympic champion was a cut above the rest of the field, finishing more than a second ahead of his nearest rival. it means the 22—year—old now holds the top ten times in the world for the 100m breaststroke. his list of accolades goes on, having not lost a major championship race in three years over this distance and victory means he still holds the full set of titles. he's olympic, world, european and commonwealth champion. obviously two months after rio, it is going to be so hard getting back what i got in rio but i am more than happy to come back and defend my title, or attack my title, as i say, and find extra bits. i was a bit longer into the wall but i'm so happy with that. was that the page you intended to g

i am working with knights of columbus in various diocese with vocation dinners. we have some adolescents from the san jose diocese, san francisco diocese on a three day retreat of sorts to think about the priesthood. >> so part of your job as president and rector is to let the world know that st. patrick's seminary exists will. >> that's right. >> very good. >> and we are having success. >> not just for this archdioceses but other diocese. >> yes. >> let's take a brief break and we'll come back and talk further about the catholic priesthood today. >>> hello. welcome back. we'll continue talking with father george e schultze about st. patrick's seminary. you are the president and rector. you are in charge of the place, and i believe one of your main duties is to make sure it's fully supported and sustainable. >> yes, that's right. so we ourselves have had a drop in the numbers in the last year. so i am going to visit various bishops around the west coast and encourage them obviously to send seminarians. as i said earlier, we are going to work with the knights and

josh knight has a look at the first for cap and the evening ahead -- josh knight has a look at the first forecast in the evening ahead. josh: the time lapse from earlier today, taking a look at the airport. the rain moved in, blue skies taking over after, and now it is 88 degrees. the line of storms on radar and satellite moving across quickly. showers, not many places. stafford county, north of fredericksburg, that is where we saw the rain and quite a bit of lightning popping up from this cell in parts of calvert county. not a severe storm, plenty of thunder nearby and heavy rain. this continues to move to the east, southeast. not a lot of lightning with the rain, charles county, same story. not looking for any more severe thunderstorms from this, but not out of the question that you get gusty wind. the feels-like temperature this evening, still feels like 100 degrees fredericksburg, 92 95ntico, 94 warrenton, leesburg. it is hot and muggy and will stay that way most of the night. the rain moving up high about midnight, all done. the heat not going anywhere, and still looking at storms f

at the end of the knights of this rain in scotland will feed into north—west england and north wales.rm muggy night in parts of the uk, but there are fresher nights to come. monday will bea fresher nights to come. monday will be a day of and scattered showers. in part of east anglia and the forests at this stage —— a south—east of england could be intense downpours into the afternoon. there is the chance of a few showers at wimbledon. not quite as warm as it has been in the south—east of england. by tuesday, again, showers around and those across southern part of the uk may merge to give some longer spells of rain and it will feel cooler. hello again. this is bbc news. the headlines: the iraqi prime minister says the city of mosul has been liberated from the islamic state group. the parents of charlie gard deliver a petition to great ormond street hospital in london, calling on doctors to allow the terminally ill baby to travel to america for experimental treatment. hundreds of kilograms of drugs and thousands of mobile phones were found in prisons in england and wales last year. the

. >> you are the publisher of metropolis knights, your guy who has worked with howard stern.throwing it all away and headed to ireland to be a shepherd. >> i'm throwing it away but i'm doing it for good p://www.evertz.com>[a5df] >> are you ready? can you see me? you're welcome >> guys, welcome backck to chasg news. friend of the show. you are the publisher of metropolis knights. you are a guy that has worked with howard stern. all kinds of articles, interviews, celebrity gossip, you are throwing it all away. you are headed to ireland to be a shepherd. >> i'm going to move to a little town called monahan in ireland. it goes back 300 years in time but i'm doing it for such a good reason. >> why are you doing it? >> a few months ago i wrote a story called monahan redemption. the stories about my search for my 5-year-old daughter. i've been searching for her for a couple of years actually. i found that she lived in monahan and i flew there in january. basically knockcked on every single door. >> just to clear it out for the viewer to understand, your daughter wasn't kidnapped by

bay city neighborhood, josh knight, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. in queen anne's county, clean-up is the object tried to accomplish today. we were going around and we would see the homeowners with a dazed look. they couldn't believe what happened. friends and family, showing up with the train saws and trucks and hauling away debris. i saw a house down the way. not only did they clean up the front yard, they were mowing point and not for a long time to to come is more severe weather. steve rudin in the weather center. i understand they have issued severe thunderstorm warning in the viewing area. hopefully it does not make its way this far east. steve: the rogue thunderstorm warning drafted 45 minutes. it did not amount to a lot. the good news it is fizzling out moving to your area. by the time it reaches your area there is not much left. joining national harbor. brighter than it was a half hour ago. storms rolled through. the temperatures haven't moved a lot. 85 at reagan national airport. frederick is 88. show what is going on with the thunderstorm

heather knight, world champion, england skipper. many thanks indeed.ricket in england and wales says that the world cup — and notjust england's win — is a game—changer for the sport in this country. for me the most inspiring thing about this tournament has been the number of girls and boys in crowds together, absolutely loving it. none of these girls, and certainly my generation of players, did not have that. it was not normal. it gives us a huge platform in this country and globally. to continue to drive the women's game. in this country particularly, we will probably look back on it as a game changing tournament. 0bviously now it is incumbent upon us to make sure it is a game changing tournament. that is about participation and how this performance in front of a full house at lord's can inspire the next generation, to secure greater investment, to continue to drive the business case and the commercial viability of the sport, this cannot bea viability of the sport, this cannot be a one—off. winning after winning as we all know is very difficult. winni

captain heather knight hitting 67.e close, losing wickets regularly with natalie sciver picking up 3 of them forjust three runs, as england sealed a comfortable victory. australia will meet india in the other semifinal. so here are the final standings. confirmation that england finished top of the group stage. australia beat south africa today by 59 runs, finishing second to england on run—rate. india's huge 186 runs win over new zealand saw them finish third. lewis hamilton will start tomorrow's british grand prix on pole position as he attempts to make history at silverstone. patrick gearey watched the mercedes driver dominate today's qualifying. the future of the british grand prix might be unclear, but its presence, thatis might be unclear, but its presence, that is all about lewis hamilton. this weekend they have come to see lewis hamilton come to make history, to level alain prost and jim clark's record of five race wins in the british grand prix. hamilton equalled clark's record of five pole positions. it starte

lindsay francis the boss broadcasting around the world from washington do you think knight the so-called summer of hell has begun for rail users in and around new york city the accelerated timetable for a pair of after derailment and it's set to extend for years also more diesel emissions scandals this time dutch prosecutors go. after suzuki and also my guest former u.s. attorney commissioner bart chilton joins me for a wrap of the dramatic meeting of the group of twenty in hamburg by the us starts right now. the dollar had a two month peak rising knight point nineteen percent to one hundred fourteen yen earlier in the session it hit one fourteen twenty nine yen its highest since may eleventh the euro fell point one percent to one fourteenth stock markets rallied on the heels of the european central banks collectively hawkish tone over the last fourteen days as investors expect a turning point in central bank policy this comes as focus shifts to how the federal reserve might react to the latest jobs and inflation data fed chairman janet yellen testifies at the end of this week to u.s. la

it is a competition india knighted states.white house is deeply frustrated with media coverage. that said, i think there are more effective ways for them to push back. this particular message appeared on twitter today has got an enormous response. i looked a minute ago and it had 155,000 re—tweets. i think is based like sim going to war with the media. i understand why he is lashing out. i think there are more effective ways to do it and i don't think being controversial on a social media platform like twitter helps him advance his policy agenda and that is what i'm most concerned with. steve, does it bother you that many people don't think he is acting ina many people don't think he is acting in a presidential manner?” many people don't think he is acting in a presidential manner? i think matt said it very well there. being combative with the media has been an effective tool for donald trump. if you continue to win, white changer plays?: add the media is something people in michigan and ohio and pennsylvania seem to praise. i

heather knight called for the ball.rdt gone to her second ball — smiley face. england felt they had south africa where they wanted them. set 219 to reach the world cup final, taylor began to pick up the pace. she passed 50, but then she was called for a run even she couldn't reach. all that had been solid crumbled, knight, sciver, brunt all went. into the final over, three runs to win, two from four balls, laura marsh couldn't get them, who could ? indeed, who could look, anya shrubsole couldn't see the fuss. first ball, world cup final. it's about getting over the line. it doesn't matter if it's it's about getting over the line. it doesn't matter if its ugly at times, which it essentially was in that game. are you over the line and in a world cup final. well, what a game, anyone who saw it won't forget it in a hurry and plenty more will see sunday's final against either india or australia, that match will be sold—out and, if it's anything like this one, don't take your eyes off. patrick gearey, bbc news, in bristol. th

knight also wants more international fixtures, be they test cricket or one—day games. all the other countries. if that means an ipl, then potentially that will help growth in india. but as i said earlier, i would like to play more international cricket, and have more competitive series, and that is how we develop and grow as players, and obviously keep women's cricket in the spotlight. but as they get more people playing the game, and improve the grassroots and get more money into the game, which is important to bring people through the system. six years after partially severing his arm in a rally crash, robert kubica's hopes of returning to formula 1 will move a step closer next week when he tests a current renault car in hungary. the 32—year—old pole has already done two tests in a 2012 car, and claims his physical limitations don't affect his driving. the official two—day f1 test at the hungaroring, following this weekend's grand prix, will allow renault to compare his performance against other teams and drivers. traditional british pubs throughout the country are c

wooin knight. >> i have so many questions for you, beginning with why did jerry hate newman so much? >> well, why not? >> i mean, apparently jerry seinfeld has said there was actually no reason. he just felt like it would be much more fun to have a villain on the show. do you think that's what it was? >> i think it kind of evolved that when i started, i was just kind of a side kick to kramer and a friend on his capers and then as time went on, this little wrinkle, you know, the thing with jerry just kind of grew. and before we knew it, we were in it and we never really had a definition as to why. there was plenty of reasons, though. >> walking down the street, especially in the whole heyday of "seinfeld," what would people say to you? >> i don't think you have to wait for the heyday of "seinfeld." >> we're living in the heyday. >> it's been for the past 25 years, they say, newman. hello, newman. and then they act as if they're the first person who ever said it and i am in on the joke, so i let them

knight and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. panetta: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. panetta: thank you. in one of the worst civil engineering failures of the 20th century, the breach of the saint francis dam on march 12, 1928, tragically took the lives of over 400 americans. to honor the memory of those who lost their lives on that fateful day, h.r. 2156 establishes a national memorial at the disaster site in california's santa collar itsa valley -- clarita valley. the memorial will provide a place for remembering and healing. in addition to the memorial, h.r. 2156 establishes a saint francis dam national monument on 440 acres of public land managed by forest service. the national monument designation authorizes the u.s. forest service, in consultation with a lange of -- range of stakeholders, to develop educational

. >> laura: but bobby knight was a successful basketball coach, i have it to be a big bobby knight fanhe humiliated people but he got the best out of them. someone compared him, maybe that's what trump is trying to do, because he must've green lit all of the spirit scaramucci wouldn't of done this unless -- i don't know. i hope not. >> i'm not going to draw a line between what scaramucci did and what the president appeared in the lombardi, bobby knight tradition, he's rough-and-tumble buddy forces people to perform. he's prepared to change people. they went through several campaign managers. trump in that sense is very hard to driving. he doesn't think that success -- >> laura: he can change the staff himself. he doesn't have to send out a hit man to bruise up people. >> my advice to people like priebus and bannon is do your job. don't get involved in some fight. to do your job. get up every day, serve the country, help the president. i think that's the order, you serve the country, and to help the president. if the president wants you to leave, you are two corridors down. it's not har

david hasselhoff agreed to let him drive the knight rider car. >> that will do it. >> wisdom would dor in the movie. >> what? >> hasselhoff will also be in the scene. the actor produced the proa movie and says it's a comedy. >> i hope. >> he's really proud of and david gave justin some advice after he cancel the remainder of his tour he toll him to just keep moving forward. >> wisdom -- >> he can't. >> there's price on everything. >> uh-huh. >> for to you drive the knight rider -- >> yeah. >> -- with justin beiber writing shotgun shirt less. >> that's the caveat. >> steve you can't put a price on some things. >> really. >> there's price, wiz. >> 10 million. >> you get to drive the knight rider. >> i mean -- >> 20 million. 30 million. >> a i'd do it for couple thousand dollars. you're coming cheap, dude. >> low bawling for wisdom. >> what's going on here. >> why not? >> justin beiber next to you shirt less singing to you the entire time. >> depacito. [ laughter ] >> that's off i'm not doing t that. i draw the line. if he's opening his mouth and sinking doing it. >> the shirt less part

nancy: back outside to josh knight. michelle: checking the swim meet in greenbriar. i bet you wish you could jump in the pool. josh: i wish i could. show you the crowd. they are about to take off. dry the start to the relay. check out the fans getting ready for this. there they go. it has been incredibly competitive around here. this is not just the sunshine today. this is about the humidity. talk about the feels like temperatures. it feels like 103. so we are just shy of advisory criteria. even though there is not an advisory this is the heat you have to take seriously. we are not able to cool off overnight. the temperatures will stay in the low to mid-70's. in some places in the upper 70's. we go throughout the next few days the warm overnight turns into hot days. 98. 97's. be cautious. you can't just drink water one day. do it for the next few days. this is the freestyle. we finish up the event. this is a close finish. we have more coming up. more there the fans. give me a good cheer! with that i will send it back to you. nancy: thank you, josh. next at "abc7 news

cancer runs in toby knight's family.e was diagnosed with colon cancer four years ago. now, he's one of 31,000 patients who have had their entire genome mapped by the nhs. i'm very excited about it. for me, hopefully, if my cancer decides to come back, it will benefit me. more importantly, it will benefit a lot of other people, forfuture generations, for better treatments, for quicker treatments, better diagnoses. dame sally davies says genome testing is still a cottage industry. she wants dna analysis to be the norm for cancer patients within five years. patients will benefit if we can offer them the scan of their genome that'll make a difference to their treatment. that's clearly all people with rare diseases, of whom there are three million or more in this country. it's most patients with cancers, and quite a lot of infections. 0ur genome contains the instructions for how our bodies work. errors in the dna code can trigger disease. six out of ten cancer patients who have genome analysis can benefit from targeted treatm

but england's captain, heather knight made a century in her last match and was not short on confidencetaylor, tricky as ever, a player who has overcome struggles with depression to be at this tournament and who deservedly smashed england to their victory target. it was a particularly significant innings for sarah taylor, who spent some time away from wicked as she dealt with anxiety issues and panic attacks are. she's been very honest about all of that, and she spoke about how she is managing it now and how much she is managing it now and how much she enjoyed her winnings today. we are well aware that we have to take every game as it comes, and that's from a team perspective, but also my mental health side of things as well. it's just like to contribute. —— nice to contribute. you just want to contribute to the team, the fact we are winning is a bonus. it was an impressive win by england, but these last two games have been against somewhat weaker nations, in pakistan and sri lanka. that can't be said of south africa, who are next up, and who today bowled out the west indies forjust 48.

josh knight is with people at the pool but they are not there to cool off. there is serious competition. josh: i savor every drop that gets flashed my way. we are between events so the kids can do warmup and next one. the northern virginia swim league have incredible cheering sections as well. [cheers & applause] how are you holding up in the heat? >> it's so hot. >> really hot. >> really hot. >> team is doing well. that is great. >> get to the weather graphics. we talk about how hot it is. the temperatures have been in the mid-90's today. we are very slow. overnight we are only dropping down to 78 degrees. so we just don't get the relief tonight. we work our way to the next three days it goes up from there. the temperatures today topping out around 94. tomorrow we are back to the 96. 97. 98 range. as go throughout the weekend treat the heat seriously. stay safe and stay hydrated and take plenty of breaks to get inside in the a.c. they don't need it. that i seem good to go but we are getting ready for the next event to start. send it back to you. michelle: i

includes ae performance by the golden knights and the world-famous rockettes. a huge crowd is expected for an event that is a tradition in the nation's capital. >> it's that's america. >> this country is wonderful. celebrate with .merica's pastime is great it's absolutely great. >> last night's game was a with fans being treated to a fireworks display after the big win. at nationals park, suzanne kennedy, abc seven news. happening now, the national independence day parade is just getting underway in the district. it's a one mile route in celebration of the country's freedom. what's going on, adriana? the party is officially underway . we have bands, military units patriotic than that. happy fourth of july, everybody. the people. can i get a cheer? [cheers] i met a man from the czech .epublic this is an international event. everyone is here to enjoy the fourth of july celebration. our country is 241 years old today. better place to celebrate than constitution avenue with all of these amazing people? the parade started at 11:45 a.m. and ends at 2:00 p.m. keep in

go back out to josh knight in fairfax. josh? josh: below average sounds nice right now. i want to introduce you to people at this swim meet the largest summer swim league in the nation. take a listen. thousands of competitors and spectators that are braving the heat for the all-star relay glory. some folks like this father out here close to sunrise. i got here at 6:15 in the morning and sweating it out all day. josh: competition is as fierce and fun. entire families get into it. i don't know of another swim league in the country where you have parents and kids here at 6:00 in the morning to watch the kids swim. >> it can take their toll. >> athletes that could be well conditioned but underestimate the ability to withstand heat so it's not uncommon to hear people who are exercising vigorously in the heat who succumb. >> getting in water quickly cool the body but folks outside the pool need to pay close attention. >> the symptoms of the heat related exhaustion are nonspecific. stripe it creeps up on people. >> headaches and dry red skins are signs that someone needs to coo

in that got to the total with some comfort, captain heather knight scored 82, sarah taylor 74 not—outwin, but their next game will be very much more tricky, against south africa. today, they bowled out west indies 448. the south african captain took four wickets. and didn't concede a single run. the west indies are the runners—up of the last women's world cup. and the holders of the t20 trophy. a very impressive win for south africa at their next game against england is on wednesday against bristol. a big win for india against pakistan. they are traditional rivals. they made 169 from their 50 overs but dealt with pakistan very well. they took five wickets to get an easy win for the indians. their impressive tournament continues. australia v new zealand, two of the traditional heavyweights of the tournament. australia came out on top winning by five wickets, perry top—scoring. australia seen the team to beat in this women's world cup, but the next few games could be crucial. it is about to get very interesting. west indies have beaten india by 11 runs to win the fourth one day internat

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they got rid of heather knight, the england captain, and england looked to have problems for a while. deep into the final over. england needed three from the final over, two from the last four balls, when laura marsh was delivered. they still needed those final runs. shrubsole hit two, to ta ke those final runs. shrubsole hit two, to take england into the final. that final will be sold out at lord's against either india or australia. if it is anything like today it will be some game. the group matches continue at the women's european championship in the netherlands. austria were 1—0 winners over switzerland in the day's early game, nina burger with the goal. switzerland's rahel kiwic was shown the first red card at a women's euros since 2009. meanwhile, france beat iceland 1—0. sarah mulkerrins was watching. so france got there, but they did it the hard way here. they were pushed all the way by this i team, who pressed them and really harried them, wouldn't let france play their usual brand of flowing football that they like to bring —— iceland team. their supporters were in equally g

all that had been solid crumbled, knight, sciver, brunt all went. into the final over, three runs to win, two from four balls, laura marsh couldn't get them, who could 7 indeed, who could look, anya shrubsole couldn't see the fuss. first ball, world cup final. it's about getting over the line. it doesn't matter if it's ugly at times, which it essentially was in that game. are you over the line and in a world cup final. well, what a game, anyone who saw it won't forget it in a hurry and plenty more will see sunday's final against either india or australia, that match will be sold—out and, if it's anything like this one, don't take your eyes off. patrick gearey, bbc news, in bristol. that's it. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here's evan davies. this week, president trump passes the six month milestone, half a year of the most controversial president in your lifetimes. tonight we'll ask, is he as bad as his critics feared or as good as his supporters hoped? join me now on bbc two. here, on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a good

it is the story of dunkirk told by christopher nolan who has made things like dark knight, interstellar and inception, and it is the story of the evacuation told through three intertwining strands that loosely follow land, sea and air. but although the story itself is fairly straightforward, it is told over three different timescales, one of the stories lasts one week, one of the stories lasts one day, one lasts one hour and these strands... if you know anything at all about nolan, you'll know that he loves to play with time. that temporal elasticity. the brilliant thing about this is that he does in a way that is very clear, you understand exactly what's going on even though it is quite a complex structure. it's shot on large format film and you're seeing from the images here, they are astonishing images, great big bulky cameras. plaudits to hoyte van hoytema, the cinematographer, carrying around these bulky cameras and doing really extraordinary work with them. the film is available in numerous different formats so depending on where you go to see it, you can see it in digital, in 35,

josh knight on the potomac. alison: we'll see you there. district heights teen become another all too familiar statistic of the fourth of july holiday. a firework exploded in the 14-year-old's hand. severely injuring him. witnesses say someone threw the explosive at the teen and when he tried to catch it, it went off. more at 6:00 tonight including the impact the accident is having on the young man's high school plans. also a fireworks accident in chicago turned deadly. investigators say a father was lighting off the fireworks with his son when a cluster of explosives hit him in the face. an ambulance rushed him to the hospital. but it was too late. >> a grill was named for a fire that damaged a lorton home. the two parents, four children and the fam alison: a note back here locally. if you didn't get a chance to see the fishworks last night you have it another -- fireworks last night you have another opportunity. city of annapolis is doing a show. they had to cancel because of the weather and tonight's he is beginning at 9:15. larry: showe

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josh knight is joining us now in middle of all of it. before you were outside the stadium. now you are inside. you have a good seat. >> this is a magic trick for us. i want to bring you in here. how often do you see fedex field look like this? this is cool. the match starts at 7:00. they are expecting 70,000 people here. so, of course, manchester united and the football club barcelona getting ready for this. how excited are you? >> excited to see the best team in the >> who are you most excited to see? >> all of them. all of them. >> this is not the norm for the united states to get the guys here. >> it's not. >> coming from bulgaria to watch the game. >> the traffic is a mess. in rush hour. everybody trying to get here. expect the family to get home later if they are in the landover area. we are having a great time. back to you. >> all right, thank you. michelle: awakened by the sound of gunfire. why police share video of a drive-by shooting. jonathan: there is a little too much there. police need help to crack the steve: it's gorgeous now. but bigger changes on the way mo

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first, we begin with josh knight with an update on last night's storm and what we can expect today. >> the good news is things are going to be much quieter today. isolated thunderstorms, but not what we had yesterday. let's start with what's going on at noon. it feels like about 90 degrees. inin leesburg, 90 two quantico. already working our way into the mid 90's for today. that's the actual heat. then there is humidity in there as well. a few showers worked their way across the area this morning. what we are going to look for next are things that tart to fire up a little further to the west. not -- start to fire up a little further to the west. right around the blue ridge mountains, that is where we will look for things to pop up in the next few hours. overall, a decent amount of sunshine, but right around 2:00, that's when we start to get a few showers and thunderstorms. they work their way around the d.c. area around 4:30 p.m. not but not out of the question that we could see wind gusts. that is something we will have to watch as we go through the day. we will look at those thunder

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meteorologist jeff knight has the first look at the "swet -cast." with that is a neat video the air in front of the storm creating the list, the leading edge of the front. things are much more quiet for the area. a quiet and beautiful evening at the national harbor, but a little muggy. we maryland. calvert county, picking up quite a bit of lightning. some cloud cover taking over, but most of the area is done with the rain tonight. where we still have thunderstorms, southern calvert county, leonardtown, st. mary's, but that is about it. , manassas, reston, and that is how the night will stay. closer to the low to mid 80's as far as what it feels like. you will notice we have better weather further to the west. as we fast-forward into tomorrow, it is hot again, into the 90's for most of the area. it is less muggy. we will talk about when the humidity comes back in the timing of the thunderstorms for the fourth of july coming up. kimberly: schools may be out for the summer, but someone used the threat to the president. neighbors took quick action. usyo

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a first look at the forecast with meteorologist josh knight. josh: it is so muggy that we are actually getting thundershowers popping up. around the national harbor, but temperatures feel like they are still in the mid-80's in some places. the bigger picture, still the remaining chance of an isolated shower popping up. at this point, we are winning for the cloud cover to break down. zooming in, live of manassas, another outside of fairfax, elkins, and south of warrenton. much are not getting too stronger or bigger, and continue to push to the east. still feeling like 87 in d.c., 73 frederick ,78 leesburg. it is warm and muggy, and tomorrow it is not going anywhere. 77 at 7 a.m., topping out near 93. tomorrow is pretty much rain-free, but tuesday we are talking thunderstorms. we will give you the time and on when they could be moving through and about 10 minutes. kimberly: prince george's county police on the hunt tonight or a gun man who opened fire on the driver on the beltway tonight. the driver was killed. he was a father of four. the police

we check in with meteorologist josh knight as it heats up. josh: that's right, very summery for us this week chance of thunderstorms -- we are waiting for the humidity and the chance of thunderstorms. we are in the 70's and a lot of places. the temperatures around d.c. hanging right at 80 degrees, but that is one of the warm spots. most of us are down into the 70's. we had this high pressure and control all weekend. where it has been sitting has allowed really nice weather. buttays that way tonight, heading into tomorrow we bring a chance of thunderstorms. tomorrow's storms, the dark green color, is the marginal risk area. more than likely the severe storms stay further to the north through the daytime tomorrow. the further west you get of d.c. is where we will have the better chance, increased chance. not a great shot of strong storms, but something to be aware of through the day. 80's. chance of rain and storms moving in around lunchtime, sticking around into the evening. coming up, i will show you the stormwatch 7 futurecast. kimberly: we

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let's find out how long it will last with meteorologist josh knight. i suspect just a few more hours? josh: that's right, things are already starting to change, the humidity is creeping up. a very nice night at the national harbor, and we do have some cool temperatures. 60 at beryl oak winery's westbound 66, 66 brandywine. still a cool night and cool morning. the real reason we have had such a beautiful day is thanks to the high pressure moving in. where it is sitting now gives us breeze, pulling the cooler air, by air that has lower humidity. clear skies allowing temperatures to drop into the 50's and 60's. tomorrow we are warming more, shooting for a high of about 87, about five degrees warmer than today. 82 west today. tomorrow 87, then in the 90's by wednesday. that also means thunderstorms. i will give you that forecast coming up. vanerly: new at 11:00, a careened into a group of people dining outside of nla restaurant. nine people were hurt, one critically when the van jumped the curb in l.a. the police are looking into whether alcohol was involv