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larry: thanks for that. transportation reporter brianne carter is live outside the high court with reaction. >> both sides of the issue declaring victory, including president trump. the supreme court saying they will take up the issue and they will start to hear arguments in the fall. in the meantime, limited portion of the travel ban moving forward. in their opinion issued earlier today the supreme court justices say foreign nationals from six mostly muslim c bona fide relationship with person or entity in the u.s. will be banned from coming to the u.s. anyone with a formal relationship for someone in the united states, foreigner with a family member here will be exempt. they say this allows them to have an important test to protect the homeland. >> they have always had the ability to deny someone a visa if they had question about the person individually. >> president trump said this would take effect 72 hours after the court ruling. the department of homelands security is going to consult with the justice

larry: thank you. oddly enough at the same time, scientists in britain say a crack in an antarctic ice shell broke in ten days and it would be one of the largest recorded. nancy: new developments as a judge ordered a man arrested several guns to get out of town. stephen tschida is live outside the federal courthouse with more. >> the 43-year-old out of work emergency room physician bryan moles walked out of federal court en route to atlanta, georgia. we have video of when he left superior court yesterday. he is alleged to have brought assault rifle, glock handgun and numerous ammunition to the capitol with the attempt to meat with president trump to discuss the corporate medicine and the pharmaceutical industry. in court, superior court, yesterday, the prosecutors described moles as a threat to the public. today there was no mention of that. only the discussion of the terms of his release. the judge agreed to dismiss him if he goes to atlanta, georgia, where he must undergo a m treatment where he must

larry: wow! alison: a lot of work. larry: it is. be surprised if you hear loud noises near marine base quantico this week. demolition will take place ev on wednesday there will be live fire training between 7:00 a.m. and 55:00 p.m. alison: governor mcauliffe says federal grants will help the commonwealth respond to emergencies. one of the grants is worth $7.4 million. specifically for the state homeland security program. larry: okay. you can see the weather is grayer than what we have had. get ready to strap in. the roller coaster ride is back. alison: but tomorrow is more like what we had this weekend. doug: not as warm but near 80. and more sunshine than today. looking at an image from "college -- image from rockville college. it's been threatening rain more than it has been raining today. it will stay with us. the temperatures are below arch. no surprise with the clouds. 74 in culpeper. dulles is 72. 71 in manassas. easton. 72 in baltimore. 7 at the real real -- 74 at the reagan national airport. the heavier rain moved east. ther

larry: thank you. an hour ago the head of the prince george's county schools responding to the accusation of the grade fixing to the this year's graduation. we have the school district response. good evening. >> good evening, larry. this is the first time that the school c.e.o. dr. maxwell opted to talk with the news media on camera about this scandal. we met him here across the street from amid growing scrutiny and concern they sent a letter and deny any accusation of a systemic effort to fix grades. hogan and staffers say there is evidence showing unethical behavior. the department of education which had previously examined a similar claim now announcing the hiring an outside agency to investigate. >> there is no truth. we are working hard to improve outcomes for the children. they are doing a good job of that because of the work of their parents supporting them, the hard work of the classrooms and the support staff doing what they need to help the we are confident they won't find systemic corruption

if you know where larry's is, if you know larry, i want to try one of these cheese steaks >> larry's must be good. >> yeah. >> i'll tell you who is good is that scott williams. >> he knows cheese steaks. >> max's has good won, yeah. weather by the numbers talking about it feels like a zahn, steam bat out there we will give it a six out there, but off to the west we have tropical moisture that will interact with the cold front. here's the actual circulation left from cindy as we go with time, washington d.c. that moisture will move in our direction later this morning. by eight or 9:00 moving in the philadelphia area grab your umbrellas, off to work we have more to the north and west this evening. 76 degrees right now. humidity 87 percent. temperature in the mid 70's. here's your planner, increasing cloud, late morning showers, thunderstorms this afternoon, 86 bob kelly for the high temperature. >> scottie, sound g good morning, everybody. tgif, weekend here, and this disable here on the schuylkill expressway it is westbound, just pennsylvania the vine street expressway ramps heading o

larry? larry: talk to you in a few. stay connected all weekend. download the stormwatch7 app on the phone and tablet. alison: the last phase of the metro safetrack push end sunday. what is the next step to keep it up and running? brianne carter is live at the dupont circle station and getting us answers. hi, bri. brianne: hi, alison. take a look behind me. the sidewalk is clear. i was packed shoulder with shoulder trying to get on a bus today. but take a look at the dupont circle station. the service once again as usual. but this is after ongoing issue with metro. once again to make it a frustrating friday for riders. major meltdown on the redline. >> if you are going toward downtown, catch a train. if you are going toward shady bus, catch the service bus. >> after service was suspended on two different stretches, stranding passengers. trying to get downtown, beasley got rerouted twice. three hours. >> got off and it's like 200 people outside. there was no shuttle bus for anyone. they made us get back on the train. we said no we'll take uber here.

larry: are you scared of heights? alison: sort of. this kind of height. larry: sure. if you are scared to heights this may be hard to watch. get this. with no ropes. he climbed 3,000 feet. the first to free climb the wall. he made a career of the most difficult climbs. that one could go down to the most dangerous attempted. his friends must call him spiderman. alison: some call this is the most amazing athletic feat of the century. larry: that is amazing. alison: he said he passed people napping. most people take a long time to do what he did in four hours. incredible. larry: yeah. >> a heads up for you from the u.s. park police. "it"'s closed between poster street until tuesday as part of the beach drive reconstruction project. there is a detour in place. larry: capital pride this weekend. the p if you can't be there in person watch it live on newschannel8 and wjla.com. alison: still ahead here, the redouane continue the off-season workouts and there might be movement with the kirk cousins contract talks. sam: is d.c. air and space the most popular museum in the worl

larry? larry: thanks. new developments as the japanese air bag maker takata, the company behind the defective air bags pursues bankruptcy. and nancy chen is live with the consumer alert. nancy: a bankruptcy filing means there wouldn't be as much money left over for the dozen of people who sued the company. more than ten deaths and many more injuries blamed on the exploding air bag one lawyer analyzing the sellout but the conclusion is finding 5 to 10 cents on the dollar when it comes to the payouts. abc7 has done extensive reporting on the takata abags. head to wjla.com and search "sudden impact." back to you. alison: thank you. meanwhile, the department of justice are parterring -- partnering with dozens of city to reduce crime. they are going to work with leaders for strategies with each location. >> the program will enhance the support of the state local and tribal enforcement to more effectively investigate and prosecute the violent crim larry: you have probably heard about a congressional district in

larry: i am larry smith. let's forecast. i am raising the roof because i am making great plans for this great weekend. like you it is almost can hear the weather kind of cheering out there, and hopefully this will not be a weekend that flies by. a lot of activities, concerts, weddings, and graduations. it is a green light for everything right now. make sure you have something to keep the sun off for the outdoor activities. sunday is the one day we could get a little bit of humidity and moisture. , this is a maryland live view at allegany high school. you can see some of the fog starting to lift. we will move from the low to mid 60's across the area, mid 70's by 10:00 a.m. the sky looks a lot like it did will be a lot like yesterday, up to 80 degrees. very comfortable conditions with a nice breeze out of the northwest. tomorrow morning, a light wind, wonderful start, 71 by 10:00 a.m. the lower humidity coming our way tomorrow, going up to 80 degrees, but sunday we will start tracking a little bit of rain to the north. i will

larry: thanks. part of president trump's controversial travel ban set to go into effect tomorrow. the administration has yet to issue guidance on how the ban will be implemented. on monday, supreme court said travelers from six majority muslim countries with ties to the u.s. can enter the country while others cannot. before it was put on hold this year, the ban caused chaos at airports with travelers detained once they landed. alison: this comes less than a week before the july fourth holiday. more than 1 million washingtonians expected to be on the move for the 4th of july. the most people to leave d.c. for independence day ever. if you think that is something a.a.a.a. says 3.2 million people on the road from d.c., virginia and maryland. nearly nine out of ten people plan to drive. 80,000 say they plan to fly. larry: okay. heat and humidity should return in time for the 4th. and chief meteorologist doug hill has a check on the forecast. doug: it is gorgeous out there. 80 in warrenton and quantico.

larry: thank you. the man arrested for allegedly having guns outside the trump hotel in downtown d.c. will remain behind bars. police arrested bryan moles after they found guns in his car last month. he was order to stay out of washington but was arrested violating the order. he pleaded not guilty today and due in court next friday. alison: what a scene it was today as protesters were dragged out of the hallway at the capitol after the senate unveiled the healthcare this was outside mitch mcconnell's office. larry: several republicans have already spoken out against it. >> the capitol hill protests. over the newly revealed senate g.o.p. healthcare plan. capitol police dragging demonstrators. even blood was drawn in the struggle to remove protesters. many in wheelchairs from the entrance of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's office. mcconnell on the senate floor at the time. >> obamacare is a direct attack on the middle class. >> the senate planned overhaul the affordable care act, eliminates obam

larry: thank you. up next at 5 zephyr, we turn to maryland's next -- coming up next at a:00, wi turn to purple line. alison: what is done to ease the traffic cubles surrounding the opening of the new chick-fil-a in the area. q: we have all been dealing with construction in the third street tunnel. that is a small part of a bigger project some developers are calling one of a kind in the nation's capital. we will give you a tour coming up. for 10 years my tempur-pedic has adapted to my weight and shape. so i sleep deeply and wake up ready to perform. now through june 11th, save $600 when you buy select tempur-pedic justable ttress sets. nd your exclusive retailer tempurpedic.com. creating jobs foreaner, reliour veterans... on their energy bills. it takes 16,000 dominion energy employees doing the job. and now, dominion energy is investing $15 billion to build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure... creating jobs now and for the f

larry: thanks.ming up next, a patient double billed for a medical procedure. "7 on your side" gets to work but the resolution was something no one saw coming. >> takoma park police see increase in the young kids using fake guns like this one. tonight they have a warning for parents before someone giant has unbelievable pro tip produce prices. : so you'll never have to choose between your favorites. i thought i was your favorite. take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. every second of life adds up. you a little advice: so make sure they're filled with the good stuff. ( not the have-to-do's, but the love-to-do's. tickle, and be tickled. play a little. dance alot. enjoy your home. the loving. the living. hive. let's get living pro tip: gianraspberries for prices on produce. john... strawberries for amy... what's a jicama? thanks! take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. nancy: another reminder hot cars are not only a danger to children but pets as well. officer in n

larry: his l.a.ggedded with racial slur and it prompted a difficult conversation with his family. >> they are looking for a criminal that spray painted racial slur on lebron james' home in los angeles. it was reported by a property manager and removed by workers. james and his family weren't in the home but the four-time nba m.v.p. tems espn it prompted a difficult conversation with the children. >> it hurts. i have to talk to my kids about what it means to be a black kid in america. no matter how much money you have or how famous you are or how many people admire you, at the end of the day being a black man in america is frightening. >> the king and the cleveland cavaliers are a few hours north in oakland to face off against the warriors in game one of the nba finals. he admits the focus is not entirely on the court. on what is more important. basketball is not the most important thing in my life. marci: this is investigated as a possible hate crime. they are going over surveillance video hoping to

for now back inside to larry and michelle. larry: thank you. reminder to stay with abc7 for instant are away from the tv. subscribe to the breaking news text alerts at wjla.com/text. we have breaking news where a fire is still going at a business. skytrak7 over the scene. firefighters have been battling the fire since 3:00. the commercial building on main street. the fire crews say there is a part of the building that could collapse. they are in a defensive mode right now. happy to report that no injuries have been reported. we will watch it for you there. jim graham has die and we have more on his passing. >> he was a visible presence here on the nation's capital for decades. prominent player on the city council but perhaps here at the wittman-walker health where his legacy is most remembered. he spent his life as an advocate, representing ward one on the city council. jim graham fight tirelessly for low income housing, the poor and those left behind. >> known as the mr. d.c. guy. you always saw him in the car. drops off with a bow tie on. coo

larry: shame on you! doug: i know. larry: doug, thanks.well, as we face storms, other part of the country are flirting with the triple digit records. nancy: a call for change a week before metro hikes prices. >> officials are pounding the pavement in prince george's county hoping to revive a cold case. larry: but first, a look at what is coming up tonight on stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. ♪ every second of life adds up. you a little advice: so make sure they're filled with the good stuff. ( not the have-to-do's, but the love-to-do's. ti

larry: i agree. alison: thank you. great. larry: awesome. still ahead here on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- max scherzer had dominated stuff against the marlins but it wasn't enough to toss the third no-hitter of his career. >> something is happening in two months that you will need awesome glasses like these to be able to see. we talk about what it will ♪ alison: wow! this is crazy. an empty city bus romed backwardses for a block -- rolled backwards for a block before crashing into several parked cars and a church last night in brooklyn. new york's metropolitan tran on the job. she forgot to engage the parking brake. the union representing the driver said she is upset. >> covering megarow with the reminder that the system, hours and the prices are changing this weekend. crews were hanging signs this morning. starting sunday fares will go up 10 to 25 cents across the board. metro is open from 5:00 a.m. until 11:30 monday through thursday. friday's hours are 5:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. sunday the system is open from 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 that night. get al

larry: i love it. nba finals, game three from last night, 3-0 lead. 11-0 run.n an they can finish off tomorrow on abc 7 beginning at 8:30 p.m. >> celebrity family feud is back here on abc 7. the kelly clarkson family versus the amy schumer do to her bald husband's head in the bedroom. rub it. >> pass or play? rub it. >> it is not clear to me. >> the next clip was not appropriate for morning tv. i guess it is appropriate for prime time, 8:00 tonight, celebrity family feud starts right here on abc 7. everyone is talking about james comey's testimony today. last night, jimmy kimmel was talking about it as well. >> when you think about it on a human level, it is pretty great for james comey. can you imagine getting fired and then the next thing you know, you get you get to trash talk your boss in front of the whole world? what a dream come true. >> more from jimmy kimmel. parenthood going for the clooneys? pretty well. family and friends have been stopping by. shopping forotted the babies in london. her mo

on larry king now it's t.j. what's with the glass just sort of an homage to you but i'll take them off as soon as you assume one of your hard hitting questions t.j. stand. just you're leaving silicon valley was. because. it was the right time you're too big for it i know and let's be honest there's no way that the show isn't going to change and become better you didn't get the choice to be brought into this life but every man every woman has the choice of when to exit and i think that should be seen as noble and we should be able to talk about it so i try and make that funny good luck to make the funny you can't good person special also plus i have a particular perspective on human being and whereas you are a human now what do you relate more to your guest than i do and. i relate to you because of his abilities in the dance and department all next on larry king. welcome to larry king now our guest today is critics' choice award winning actor and comedian t.j. miller he stars as air like bachman on the h.b.o. com

larry? larry: extraordinary birthdays. coming up, the working woman taking care of a special group of kids on their special day. >> advocate for toplessness is making waves at a local beach. alison: ahead at 6:00, look at this. a mom going toe to scales with a five-foot long snake. how she handled reptile is caught on video at 6:00. oh, man. larry: and a sneak peek of what we are working on for monday's "good morning washington." >> hey. thanks, guys. monday on "good morning washington" -- is your man in the best shape of his life? what you need to know to keep him fit and thriverring. -- thriving. >> plus, a chance to get answers to super tough questions you always want to ask your guy. >> stay with us for traffic and weather every ten minutes starting a brian: brian van de graaff live at the government center for a fairfax. a key chain kiss a meteorologist? wait a minute, how did it get in there? we have other out. if you are coming out tonight the temperatures in the 80's now. slip in 70's. comfortable this evening. the

because of his abilities in that department all next on larry king. welcome to larry king now our guest today is critics' choice award winning actor and comedian t.j. miller he stars as early on the. silicon valley he has an upcoming comedy special also on h.b.o. called t j miller meticulously ridiculous he hosts the globe are going to show on comedy central and can be heard. heard in the upcoming him o.-g. movie in which he plays the starring role of the met and moji i have no idea what that means i'm not sure i can at the fourth something i'm allie of silicone valley will air june twenty fifth and meticulously ridiculous airs june seventeenth both on h.b.o. and the m o g movie is in theaters july twenty eighth and later will be joined by special guests later but more on that to come so t.j. what's with the glasses larry i try and dress up and be as formal as possible when you allow me to graze here and i'm sort of an homage to you and i have and i have you know one of the things i think les is as an almost to me absolutely but i'll take them off as

larry: turning to sports. major league baseball knocking one game off bryce harper's suspension which he's serving starting last night and will be out three games after the memorial day punchout with the giants reliever hunter strickland and will be back on the field when the team is in oakland. strickland with a six-game suspension and not sure if it will be held. no big deal for the nats without bryce. ryan zimmerman takes it out of the park. three-run home run is all they needed. nationals beat the giants 3-1 and sweep the series from the giants. go, you, nats. nine till. let's check our forecast from v.j. i'm so excited. veronica: i am, too. larry: and saturday, really? veronica: it's weird knowing the forecast will be great puts new a good mood and hopefully your step and you skip around and folks will go why are you kipping today? low bars on the humidity. very low levels. by sunday, muhammadity back up and monday, too. by sunday the humidity is back up and monday, too. sun shades on. friday is a good da

larry, to you. larry: happening now, a time-honored tradition in and out list -- induction day at the u.s. naval academy with the class of 2021 taking their first steps as midshipmen. we are live with the busy morning going on right now >> good morning. they are literally taking their first steps. you can see them lined up. induction day in 2017. a long line with at least 1200 becomingomen midshipmen here at the naval academy. a nerve-racking day for many people. helping out with all of this. good morning to you. you remember going through this? you recently graduated from the naval academy so tell me what this is like? >> a lot of mixed feelings. i came by myself so it was scary. it is kind of a blur. thethe parents, it will be last time they see them for a long time so a lot of tears. memorablel be a moment in all of their lives. >> think you were telling me class of 2021, there are kids from every single state in the country. and for a lot, it means not seen parents again for a long time. >> abso

larry: thank you for that.ay, new developments in the ballpark embers coming-out of the midwest. there: abc 7 cameras were to capture the moments when the fbi scoured his former home located on a rural piece of property. three months ago, officials were called to the property for gunfire. he was legally shooting a hunting rifle. he may have been practicing for his attack. larry: another story making the rounds -- and alexandria woman is searching for her dog after the shooting. doggunfire rang out and the got spooked and ran off. verywner says the dog is timid and might be hiding somewhere. if you see her, give police or animal control a call. congress standing firm. notia: this attack will derail the charity baseball game, the one they were practicing for when shots ran out. ryan hughes is live at nats park where we are learning that first pitch is still a go. >> there were cheers and a standing ovation on the house floor when it was announced that this game will go on as planned. long-standing tradition in se

larry? itry: ford has now announced got to the u.s., moving production to china shipping them back to the u.s. to sell. they said the move will not .ffect jobs in michigan so far no comment from the white house. autria: the fbi's expected to aboute new information the attack on skews -- steve scalise. for the first pitch there was a moving pregame ceremony in which they honored the first responders who saved lives during the gunbattle. going to forget what happened, but everyone wants to be here. congressman scully's is still in serious condition and will need for surgery as he continues his long road to recovery area larry: last week's congressional baseball game set a fundraising record, taking in $1.5 million. three times more than the take last year. happening today, d.c. fire and ems will introduce its newest member of the arson investigation team. she is a dog and her name is vandal. today she will demonstrate her abilities. since 1993, state farm has been a sponsor of the program. she

larry: 6:42.lowing breaking news in the district, two officers last night run down by a pickup truck. suzanne kennedy is live in adams morgan with the latest now. suzanne? suzanne: authorities remain on the scene this morning. a patient update on this three government employees injured overnight. a live repor nendorses dr. wralph northam. mr. northam uld make the better governor. and virginia progressives agree. ralph northam is the only candidate who stood up to the nra after the virginia tech shooting. dr. northam led the fight to stop the republicans' transvaginal ultrasound law. ralph is a leader for education, expanding pre-k for thousands of families in virginia. ralph northam: making progress means taking on tough fights, creating jobs foreaner, reliour veterans... helping those in need save money on their energy bills. it takes 16,000 dominion energy employees doing the job. and now, dominion energy is investing $15 billion to build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure..

larry: a deadly double shooting in montgomery county. the community rocked by a night of violence. >> and a water main break wreaking havoc. more than 17 hours after it started on allentown road -- caving in. larry: we are live with all of the breaking details. john gonzalez, good morning. john: there is a concern that some of the utility poles may topple over. they have added temporary support beams. take a look at what allentown road looks like at this moment. this large that section has caved in. we just spoke to a representative who tells us that this started as a slow leak. they believe it may have started when someone crashed into one of the fire hydrants here on allentown road. they came to make repairs yesterday and when they brought the line back on, that is when the rapture occurred. you can see the video with the water gushing out of this whole. -- getting getting i by each direction. this will be a mess for the rush hour. between off-road and branch avenue. first tool is to pump out the thousands of gallons of water. crews ar

next on larry king. welcome to larry king. earlier bachmann on the comedy silicon valley has an upcoming comedy special also on h.b.o. called t j miller meticulously ridiculous he hosts the goldberger show on comedy central and can be heard in the upcoming in moji movie in which he plays the starring role of the met and moji i have no idea what that means i'm not sure i can afford something from allie of silicon valley will air june twenty fifth and meticulously ridiculous airs june seventeenth both are. slated to come. out and i'm certain. you know one of. those and almost to me absolutely but i'll take them off to one of your heart in question what is t.j. stand for. joseph i changed it in the first grade because there was another todd in the classroom and i didn't understand the two people could have the same name meticulously ridiculous as your first h.b.o. special what happens on it what do we see i mean is it you doing stand up yeah absolutely and it's you know it is a mix of traditional stand ups the stories and observa

larry? ahead, discussing the newest d.c. monument. you could see a new edition honoring soldiers from one of the biggest additions of the 1990's. and google, what did the company say about its $3 billion penalty? ♪ autria: the time right now is 6:15. minutes ago google was slapped with a record-breaking fine, 2.2 billion euros. saying that google has abused its marketplace dominance by giving illegal advantages to other google products, they gave the company 90 days to stop or face daily fines. google has released a statement reading that they respectfully disagree with the fine. i bet they do. autria? autria: thanks so much. breaking overnight, 21 wildfires still burning across a state southwest. while you were stupid -- sleeping, the brian had fire became the largest active fire in the united states, forcing 1500 people to leave their homes . 43,000 acres have been scorched and it's only 45% contained. high heat, low humidity, and high winds are making it difficult to conin the men from boston were walking back to their hotel when t

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larry: breaking news. -- a submerged car. what can you tell us?u live pictures east of 15 a car that came off the boat ramp and got submerged in the water. this is the 1500 block of edwards ferry road. no word on injuries or if there's someone in the car that needs to be evacuated. it is just now happening. this portion of the area will it is blocked off until taking care of. accident activity at colesville road. follow police direction to get my. veronica: tropical storm cindy has made landfall around texas, louisiana. we continue to keep an eye on that as it tracks northward. comingmoisture for us late friday and early saturday morning. this will interact with a cold front. until then, the big story is a high heat and humidity. 91 degrees is the forecast temperature. with low 80's for the second half of the weekend and the early part of next week. maginnisof moisture, is out there this morning. we have a pocket of fog around southern fauquier county. the day-to-day, mighty conditions and humid conditions stay with us. 11:00 a.m. and we forecast

now back upstairs to you, larry. larry: a health health alert at 6:19. tragic warning for parents in what is shaping up to be a dangerous season for ticks. a indiana girl died after a suspected tick bite and she picked up a possible bacterial infection which gave her a outbreak of rashes and spiked her body temperature to 104 degrees. we looked into what you can do to keep your family safe from ticks. if you're going to be outdoors, know what kind of environments ticks like which is mostly humid areas near woods or tall grass. if you are outdoors, spray yourself with repellents that contain deet and wear light colored clothing so you can spot a dark tick crawling on you before it makes it your skin. new report giving you thought to think twice about a second glass of wine. even a moderate amount of booze could be bad for an aging brain. people who have 8-12 drinks a week are more likely than abstainers to develop brain changes that might signal memory loss and found rapid declines in language fluency tests where you're given one minute to name as many wo

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larry? larry: for you for the update, talk to you soon. a scorcher, where did the mercury hit 100 degrees at midnight and the havoc it is plus a with air travel? final father's day gift from a daughter gone too soon. ross country bike ride to meet the man >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. overnight, high hea it was nearly 100 degrees in phoenix at midnight. and that can travel plans. 50 flights today out of sky harbor international airport in phoenix haven't canceled. smaller regional jets must be grounded when temperatures get above 118 degrees. goes tohottest spot death valley. where the temperatures could reach 184 degrees area adrianna: all eyes are on a congressional election in georgia. they will head to the polls in about an hour. many say that this is a test for the republican party as them a crab jon ossoff -- as democrat jon ossoff and republican karen handel live for the vacant seat left by the health and human services secretary. this is the most expensive congressional race in history. candidates spe

larry: thanks.eveloping now, the prince george's county schools ceo denying accusations of great fixing to boost graduation rates. dozens protesting before the meeting. allowing hundreds of students to graduate without meeting requirements. >> go to college, they flunk out. >> there has been no systemic effort ordered by me or others acting on my behalf. they are a personal attack. larry: the school board is divided. some members deny the allegations of grade fixing, while others are calling for a full investigation. new developments in the maryland governor's race. another democrat plans to challenge larry hogan in 2018. james shay announced it will run in the democratic primary. he led one of maryland's largest law firms and share the university of maryland's board of regents. saidother democrats have they will compete in the primary just over a year away. formerclude baker and naacp president, state senator richard metal little and alec ross. larry: president obama will be back on the campaign tr

larry: thanks, adrianna. the uva student, home from north korea after being in coma for the last year. he was last seen on trial in march of 2016 shortly after ordered the contracting botulism, was given a sleeping pill and never woke up. ofwas sentenced to 15 years hard labor for taking a poster from a hotel. autria: a homicide. the name of the victim has not been released. this, abc seven cameras were there in montgomery county as crews were set to remove a car from some csx tracks. fuel.r started leaking trains were halted as one person was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. trains are running normally this morning. results are now in from the virginia primary election. larry: the clear winner. side,: but on the gop closer race. ed gillespie getting a few thousand more votes than corey stewart. suzanne kennedy is live's morning and a recount could be on the table? that is a possibility. what a late night it was for the gubernatorial the primary. cory stewart watched the outcome from h

larry? fairfax county police asking for your help.orting missing while you were asleep, she lives on palmer a drive in fairfax. police bringing out k-9 units and helicopters to track her down. lies in blount hit -- brown hair. blue eyes in blount hit eyes and brown hair. autria: one person dead after flames raged over the weekend in northwest. sam: take a look at what's left in the daylight. just to show in the upper floors . private security on the scene. ,olice along with firefighters they don't want the families to come back because the family -- the building is not safe. when firefighters showed up they describe the scene of chaos. kids looking for their parents, making their way down to shelters. one person was killed, the body was found yesterday. the family distraught, waiting for answers this morning. in a hotel provided by the city for the next 30 days. not closed for material items. washington, back to you guys in the studio. a nurse, facing charges after being caught on a nanny cam. are were about 20 minutes away. they were

larry: that home run, a speed of 116 miles per hour. term baker says the moonshot did not do it justice. autria: if we want to hit the pool of over the weekend, what play it -- plan on? veronica: sunday. today, not so much. we have cloud cover. little patchy fog this morning. a little warm and muggy. a chill in the area. we have more rain down to the outh and west of d.c. they will see these areas of spotty showers through the morning hours. and in thettle break late afternoon, stronger thunderstorms ll is possible to get an inch in some areas, like baltimore. manassas, close to an inch of rain. 70's for temperatures. id-70's by 11:00 a.m. father's day, it will feel around 100 degrees. julie: we are keeping an eye on what is happening in northeast washington. eastbound lanes of benning road were reopened a few minutes ago. westbound is still closed. coming from kenilworth avenue into d.c., the westbound lanes are still blocked. sam sweeney is from the scene and will be back with an update. 19 minute ride leaving 17 heading north to quan

you,ne: good morning to autria and larry. authorities in fairfax county are investigating the time is a possible hate crime. timeis supposed to be the of year when students are very happy in the final week of classes instead they are mour was with a group 4:00 on sunday morning, getting food and spending time at her mosque in the sterling area. as they were walking they were confronted by a motorist. the darwin torres assaulted the vehicle -- the teen get after getting out of his vehicle. her daughter was struck of a metal bat. after the assault, her friends couldn't find her. police were called in in they conducted a large-scale search. while they were searching an officer saw a car being driven suspiciously. they stopped it and subsequently arrested torres. her family describes her as a devout muslim and a good student . the attorney general of the state of virginia released a statement yesterday saying that impart the unspeakable attack feels like an assault on the entire community. words fail at a time like this and we wi

larry, i thought, wow, he's as hum ble humble, he mentioned himself. he mentioned every guy. >> he's selfless, the most humble superstar and why the team is successful. i just want to point out one thing. if you caught the back of his cap, the quote is, i can do all things. >> oh. >> that's a bible quote. it's from philippians 4: 13, i can do all things through christ who strengthens me. he's a man of faith, deeply religious, many of the players are. it's what bonds them together and part of the selflessness that makes the warriors a special, special team. >> and the humbleness. >> yes, yes. >> stay with us. our live coverage of the remarkable day in downtown oakland, >>> welcome back to our warriors raid. this is a live look at sky 7 on your right. you can see the masses of people that are gathered in front of the kaiser convention center waiting for the rally that should begin in about 45 minutes, give or take from now. and then on your left, you see all the folks gathered as well. this is a shot where you can see beautiful lake on this picture-perfe

larry and mike will be live at oracle arena tonight at 5:00 p.m. as the three pete final gets underway. >> well, three bay area planned parenthood centers will be closing for good at the end of this month. the centers are in central richmond, pilts burg, and vacaville. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow explains why these three locations were chosen. >> reporter: planned parenthood of northern california provides health care and education to approximately 155,000 people a year, everything from cancer screening to birth control. now the provider has announced it will close centers in central richmond, pittsburgh, and vacaville on june 30th. >> this is a decision that was made in a really careful and deliberate way. >> reporter: that's because planned parenthood chose locations that are close to other locations. >> on july 1st we want to be able to keep seeing everyone who needs us at the nearby locations or other locations. >> reporter: employees will also have the option of working at other locations. still the news concerns pro choice advocates. >

now head back inside to larry. larry: great work out there. coming up next forget the attack of the ill caner larry: developing tonight a mining accident leaves one person dead in west virginia in boone county. authorities say the victim was using a machine to extract coal at the time of his death. they are investigating but for now the mine is not active. records show this is the eighth death at a u.s. mine facility this year. alison: a bizarre story. deli clerk suffering broken jaw after they threw avocados at him. they also smashed watermelons and threw bananas. started over a confusion over a f the attack happened on memorial day but the police hope the new surveillance video creating jobs foreaner, reliour veterans... helping those in need save money on their energy bills. employees doing the job. and now, dominion energy is investing $15 billion to build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure... creating jobs now and for the future. across virginia, we're building an economy that works for everyone and dominion energy is

other program larry king now check larry's twitter feed for exactly when that so will air thank you for joining me on this edition of politic in thank you to larry king for letting me sit in this chair with the. to day remember we love hearing from you join the conversation on larry's facebook page and as always you can share your thoughts on twitter by tweeting at kings things and using the hashtag politics i also invite you to join me on twitter at laura schwartz that's all for this edition of politicking. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you worry yourself in taking your last wrong turn. you're out caught up to us we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could spy right these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each time . but then my feeling started.

larry follows. [laughter] swimming as hard as they can, they finally reached the beach, where they run further keep. they speed -- where they run for eep.r cheap -- j kathleen and george are speechless. [laughter] i am often asked, how we learned about the watergate break-in, which leads me to june, 1972. this chapter is, the watergate break-in. 1972, the first lady three-day campaign swing through texas, california, and south dakota. she is out of town, the president will spend the weekend in lowered it. it's his last chance to be here before the weather gets too hot and humid. iam her best friend, and accompany bob on air force one. don's -- warm and windy. celebrating father's day access by the pool, the four of us return to the villa. although the president is at work is k -- bob says something has come up and he needs to spend time on the phone. armed with his sunday papers, i sent -- settle on the terrace while the girls swim in the ocean. i crammed the papers i am not adinreunder my shapes to

hi, larry. >> actually -- >> well, we don't, larry is coming back to the studio in a mimite. we will get to larry in a moment you saw a tense game and they were overwhelmed. >> wayne will start our coverage tonight. >> he is live in cleveland. >> they played great, wayne. >> oh, they had a lot to say. how about context. warriors fans you wanted a win, and you wanted to go 16-0, you wanted to get it over with. you are probably disappointed. but, realistically, going in to the playoff championship series, all these games, would you have settled for 15-1? because that's where we withstand in cleveland tonight. two words fans, pride goeth and you know what follows statements like this. >> we are expected to sweep. >> history had, 16-0, warriors sweep, new champions. >> that was the script anyway as written by bay area fans that threw themselves to the mercy of the airline travel system. our bay area cameras caught in man as he hopped a plane and flew to cleveland for tonight and arrived with plenty of time to spare. >> we close it ought at halftime. >> drive, left, scoop left. pa

is other program larry king now second larry's twitter feed for exactly when that so will air thank you for joining me on this edition of politic in thank you to larry king for letting me sit in this chair with his suspenders today remember we love hearing from you join the conversation larry's phase. book page and as always you can share your thoughts on twitter by tweeting at king's things and using the hashtag politicking i also invite you to join me on twitter at laura schwartz that's all for this edition of politicking. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you worry yourself and taken your last wrong turn. to caught up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath . but then my feeling started to change you talked about war like it was a game still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our arc and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as

larry: sure, well, thank you for having us.e have, for 27 years, been focused on closing the gap in the bay area. rising rents and so on have made it even harder for people to get by. and so, in the summertime months, we focus on collecting backpacks. this year, our target is 40,000 with the school supplies. and the holiday season, we do custom wishes, the things that the kids wish for that often their parents can't afford. robert: now, how do you collect the supplies that go into the backpacks? how can people help you with that? ena: so, we are partnering with family giving tree and nbc bay area through this summer campaign. it's a volunteer drive, so volunteers are assembling these 40,000 backpacks. robert: okay, so, we're helping then, huh? ena: correct. robert: give me an idea, you know, my children, a lot of their school supplies now are sort of hi-tech oriented as well as just the traditional notebooks, pencils, and things like that, that people kind of think of when they see or hear of school supplies. does that make it