larry smith leading the coverage outside the verizon center. enguins win or go home. jonathan: larry gives you grief, too. how big is this? 1998 is the last time the caps reached the conference finals. they can do it again. we are beginning to see the beginning of a sellout crowd. kevin is talking to fans inside. they are getting ready to rock the red! >> one thing is for sure. the businesses here will go home victorious. look at the crowd of people. almost all are rocking the red. to give you a sense of how much the game is helping. this was the wednesday lunch crowd at 1:00 in the afternoon. 20 customers eating and conversing in relative peace and quiet. at 6:15 now, we are nearly at the the vibe is different. around the corner the bar tenders use the lull to break for the anticipated rush. >> this is great for the businesses and restaurants and the bars. we keep it going a couple more weeks to june. this will be great for business. >> with all three of the games kicking off between 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. the best bet might come to the sports bar w

and i'm larry smith. good morning washington. - code orange air quality alert today - record highs possible today - best chance of storms friday - cooler weekend ahead today: hot and humid. record highs possible. highs: 90-95 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy. very mild. lows: 67-71 winds: sw 5 mph thursday: partly cloudy. hot and humid. isolated pm thunderstorms, mainly west of d.c. highs: 89-94 winds: sw 5-10 mph a shocking report. sources claim president trump a shocking report. sources claim president trump sources claim president trump asked former fbi director james comey to stop his investigation into former national security adviser michael flynn if the allegations are true-- maryland congressman elijah cummings is calling that "obstruction of justice". abc's janai norman has more from northwest and president trump has not personally responded to this has not personally responded to this latest allegation on twitter but he did address recent leaks in general yesterday he tweeted that he "h

good morning washington i'm larry smith. and i'm autria godfrey. let's check in with stormwatch7 meteorologist eileen whelan. good morning washington. - 6th grey day - rain for the early am rush - pm thunderstorms likely (some strong/severe) - unsettled weather pattern through the holiday weekend (not a washout - overall, just fine) today: morning rain. midday break. pm thunderstorms. some strong to severe. highs: 72-77 winds: e to sw 5-10 mph tonight: showers and storms ending. partly to mostly cloudy. lows: 55-59 winds: w 5-10 mph friday: partly sunny. breezy. isolated afternoon shower. highs: 76-80 winds: wnw 10-15 g 25 mph happening now overseas-- anti-ter search for accomplices to the suicide bomber who struck outside an ariana grande concert. meanwhile-- all victims of the attack have been identified. they include young children... teenagers... and parents. meanwhile u.k. police announced they aren't sharing information about the attack with the u.s. citing intellegence leaks. abc's molly hunter has more, from manchester. breaking overnight.

and i'm larry smith. let's go straight to julie wright. - gorgeous start to the work week - thunderstorm chances return midweek today: mostly sunny. breezy & seasonable. highs: 72-76 winds: nw 10-15 g 25+ tonight: mainly clear. comfortably cool. lows: 48-54 winds: nw 5 mph tuesday: partly cloudy. warmer. highs: 79-82 winds: sw 5 mph we are tracking some breaking news. "ransome-ware" cyber attacks striking across the globe. sam sweeney is at the live desk with more on this story. we are monitoring the situation as businesses open for the first time since the atacks... more than two hundred thousands computers in 150 nations were affected as of friday. experts warn many more people returning to the office today could find their computers locked. this virus primarily effects those running older versions of windows. it locks demands 3-600 dollars in ransom to get your computer back. that ransom is paid in untracable bit coin currency. on capitol hill- republicans and democrats are reacting to the president's

larry smith standing by. larry: thank you. we were talking about this is exciting for you. your first game seven in washington. >> night in bed. i couldn't get to sleep. i got a couple of hours. i'm so excited. you live for this stuff. if you could get the caps winning, nationals winning and the wizards winning. that would be hard to top. they are very calm and loose. you would never tell the caps are playing game seven. with the experience, gone through a few of these, you realize this is another game. important game. a game to be at your best. you want to portray the right feelings and the thoughts to the team. this is in their hands. >> the first period, the ear you want to get momentum and you want the crowd into it. if the caps get on the board, watch it maybe snowball. get momentum going. just like in game six. larry: we would love a repeat of that. thanks. we'll talk to you in a bit. we have more later on. steve rudin is another part of trifecta. steve: the gates just opened at nats park. we have a wide variety of the fans from baltimore and the d.c. area. ready for

go to the larry smith is among the fans. i bet there is tension in the air. larry? larry: a little tension, excitement, apprehension. it has been 17 years, 1998 the last time that the caps advanced past the second round to reach the eastern conference finals. bill clinton was in the oval office. this was the m.c.i. center back then. here we are at game seven. penguins and the caps. the cup of joe is here to get ready. the band is playing. right now, can they get past the penguins? we have complete coverage for you. if you are getting to the arena or plan to watch we have you covered from here. players inside are getting ready. the caps were down 3 games to one to pull off back-to-back wins to put themselves in this position. go inside to erin hawksworth who continues the team coverage from inside. erin, how are the guys looking? erin: you mentioned it. this is special. this is unique. for many of us, this is one of the biggest, most important days in d.c. sports history. because we have two teams both trying to get to a conference final. if you are the capitals, you

now check in with larry smith cheverly. will replace trains with the buses in the area every 30 minutes. surge 15 begins tomorrow. 't measure aaher's love for his child but a wisconn man gavea good estimate. winner's prize facing the cavs in the eastern conference finals. john wall three-pointer in final second of gaxme six. of course extended the se.2pfu dominion energy. it's a reflection of our commment to energy innovation river. larry: good spe. at a high school in alexandria moments after the take-off. in 2001 people were hurt en another plane crashed in a clafter taking off. in that case, two brothers were cnvicted of skirng safety regulations. alison: tnit all lanes of

good morning washington i'm larry smith. and i'm autria godfrey - let's start this half hour with and i'm autria godfrey - let's start this half hour with stormatch-7 meteorologist eileen whelan. good morning washington. toss to eileen - cloudy & cool today (stray shower) - heaviest rain tonight & through 2pm tomorrow - warmer & breezy sunday - hot & humid coming today: cloudy and cool. isolated shower/drizzle. highs: 52-56 winds: e 5-10 mph tonight: rain likely. lows: 48-52 winds: e 5 mph saturday: rain through 3pm. cloudy and cool. highs: 52-56 winds: ne 5-10 mph breaking news out of fairfax. then fire rattles a fairfax county neighborhood. john gonzalez is live in lorton where he is gathering brand new information. trt :22 out ... squirt water through. right now. the search is on for following the discovery of a noose at crofton middle school. take a good look at these pictures. a teacher had seen a noose hanging from an exterior light fixture before 11 thursday morning. a school custodian reportedly removed the noose imm

and i'm larry smith let's get right to stormwatch7 meteorologist veronica johnson. - weather alert daystorms 6-10 pm) - nice tuesday & wednesday - cooler w/ rain likely late week today: partly sunny. warm and windy. pm thunderstorms. highs: 79-83 winds: sw 10-20 g 30 mph tonight: thunderstorms early. then gradual clearing. lows: 59-64 winds: sw 10-15 g 20 mph and breezy. lower humidity. highs: 76-79 winds: sw 10-20 g 25 mph julie toss to q julie toss to q now out of detroit. a police officer - shot in the head. lets get right to sam sweeney at the live desk. autria, we know th at officer is in serious condition and undergoing surgery right now. police say the officer and his partner wwer responding to a domestic violence call when the suspect opened fire. the other officer shot back - killing the gunman. police say the shooter was not connected to the domestic violence incident. they are still investigating. happening right now.. an inmate on the loose in maryland. and now more than 48 hours after his escape - still very few clues.. john gonzalez is live in jessup - john? a man is unde

good morning washington i'm larry smith. and i'm autria godfrey.tart with stormwatch7 meteorologist veronica johnson. good morning washington. toss to veronica!! switching at 5:30 - rainy morning drive - unsettled work week - keep the umbrella handy - temperatures in the 70s all week - some improvements for the start of memorial day weekend today: mostly cloudy highs: 75-80 winds: vrb 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. patchy fog. lows: 57-62 winds: n 5 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy and cooler. rain developing late. highs: 68-73 winds: ne 5-10 mph new developments after saturday's deadly stabbing at maryland campus. local police are now working with the f-b-i after a startling discovery on social media. ryan hughes is live college park.. - arrival ceremony in tel aviv for president trump - waiting for him to get off charged in the shooting death of his neighbor over a property dispute in spotslvania county. larry johnston was arrested at his neighbors home on young lane sunday after reports of a shooting. there, police found a 65-year-old lying in the driv

and i'm larry smith. but right now - breaking news in the district.. sam sweeney is at the live desk. autria, dc police busy overnight after someone tried to steal an atm machine on alabama avenue. police showed up around 330 this morning. right now they tell us they are working to identify who may be responsible. we are working to get surveilance video of this... as soon as we have it, well show it to you. - warmest day this week (low 70s) - cloudy & cooler late week w/ shower chances - drier & warmer for mother's day - 80s return next week! today: mostly sunny becoming mostly cloudy this afternoon. seasonable. highs: 70-75 winds: n 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. lows: 48-55 winds: ne 5 mph thursday: mostly cloudy. showers. highs: 64-68 winds: ne 5 mph now to our top story - the f-b-i director out of job this morning. the white house - firing james comey. in a letter to comey - the president says it was necessary to restore public trust and confidence in the bureau. democrats meanwhile - quickly calling it a cover-up and abuse of power. but lawmakers on both sides do share for the fut

and i'm larry smith.ileen - code orange air quality alert today - record highs possible today - best chance of storms friday - cooler weekend ahead today: hot and humid. record highs possible. highs: 90-95 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy. very mild. lows: 67-71 winds: sw 5 mph thursday: partly cloudy. hot and humid. isolated pm thunderstorms, mainly west of d.c. highs: 89-94 winds: sw 5-10 mph breaking right now. an alert from south korea. the live desk. autria, major news on the korean penninsula this morning. the new south korean president moon-jae-in saying in the last 2 hours there is a high possibilty of war with north korea. the president who just took office last week says the norths recent missle launch is a serious threat to global peace. this major development comes just hours after the south said it was ready to start a 2 way dialouge with its norhtern neighbor. right now there are 28,500 us troops in south korea. president moon jae in is scheduled to meet with president trump in wash

larry: i'm larry smith. forecast.the it was hot yesterday, a little warmer today?t. our temperatures much higher than yesterday at this same time.

good morning washington i'm larry smith. and i'm autria godfrey.g news from metro also just coming in.. delays on the red line. let's get right to julie wright. patchy fog for the morning rush humidity back up mainly cloudy today with few showers & pm t-storms (isolated heavy gusty pm storms) today partly sunny, scattered showers and thunderstorms possible (40%) highs: 75-80 winds: southeast 5-10 mph today mostly cloudy, showers & t-storms ending early lows: 60-65 winds: east 5 wednesday partly sunny, showers possible (30%) highs: near 80 winds: west/southwest 5-10 mph now to the video everyone is talking about this morning. the nationals bryce harper gets hit with a pitch- launches his helmet... and it turns into an all-out brawl! this morning the big question - what will this mean for harper? our question of the day - should bryce harper be suspended. go to wjla.com/votenow and let us know. suzanne kennedy is live at nats park. with more. tiger woods is speaking out after being arrested for driving under the this moring the golfer is denying that

larry: i'm larry smith. happy birthday to washington dc,

larry: melissa smith was pumping gas in milwaukee when another car pulled up. a man jumped out of that car and into hers. turned the key and tried to drive off. she jumped on the hood. >> he was laughing on my car. he was trying to throw me off. zero remorse. larry: smith said she didn't think of the danger of jumping on the hood until after she did it. the car's price tag flashed in her head. the thieves gave up and ran out and ran with her purse. she wasn't heard but it wasn't in park. she had to chase after the car to get it to stop without damage. by the way, the police say you really shouldn't ever think did. alison: yeah. the police were upset. it's instinctual. larry: take the key out. lock the car. got her purse and cell phone. alison: i'm glad she wasn't hurt. larry: yeah, she has her health. alison: still to come -- >> the force will be with you always. alison: oh, coming up. that refrain still holds true 40 years later. a look at how some fans are celebrating tonight. larry: later why dusty baker will not be with the nats for the weekend series again

good morning washington i'm larry smith. and i'm autria godfrey. to eileen - chilly start; more sun & cool afternoon - dry through midweek (chilly mornings!) - clouds and showers thursday through sunday - unseasonably cool through the weekend breezy. highs: 60-64 winds: nw 10-15 g 25 mph tonight: mainly clear. cold. lows: 38-45 winds: w 5 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. a touch milder. highs: 65-69 winds: nw 4-8 mph right now.. police are who attacked and sexually assaulted a woman inside her condo in rosslyn. it happened yesterday morning at the atrium condominiums. the suspect is seen in surveillance photos. police believe he piggy-backed behind another resident to get into the building. people's doors.. claiming to be a maintenance worker. one woman in her fifties opened her door. police say the man forced his way in, and physically and sexually assaulted her. the victim remains hospitalized with serious injuries. police say the suspect is about six feet tall. if you have any information, you're asked to call arlington county police. covering metro..

and i'm larry smith.heck in with stormwatch7 meteorologist eileen whelan. - afternoon sunshine, warmer - cloudy & cooler for back to work/school tomorrow - nice midweek & then unsettled by next weekend today: morning fog and drizzle. afternoon sunshine. warmer. highs: 80-85 winds: se to w 5-10 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. lows: 59-64 winds: nw to se 5 mph tuesday: partly sunny. chance of showers. highs: 77-81 winds: sse 5 mph a live look outside arlington natoinal cemetery on this memorial day. today - president trump will honor our fallen veterans at the annual wreath laying ceremony there. the president a live look outside arlington natoinal cemetery on this memorial day. trump will honor our fallen veterans at the annual wreath laying ceremony there. the president returned to washington this weekend from his first foreign trip. it comes as the investigation into russia is intensifying, abc's kenneth moton has more from northwest washington. 1:26-1:30 developing this developing this korea has t

and i'm larry smith. let's go straight to julie wright. - gorgeous start to the work week

and i'm larry smith. another dangerously hot day.et's start with stormwatch7 meteorologist eileen whelan. good morning washington. - code orange air quality alert today - two more summery days - storm chances return - much cooler weekend today: hot and humid. isolated pm thunderstorms. highs: 91-94 winds: sw 10 mph tonight: isolated storms early. mild and muggy. lows: 67-70 winds: sw 5 mph friday: partly sunny. afternoon thunderstorms possible. highs: 89-92 winds: w to ne 5 mph another shocking development on

good morning i'm larry smith. and i'm autria godfrey. we are also in for another hot day.et the forecast with stormwatch 7 meteorologist eileen whelan. - one more hot & humid day - storms likely again this afternoon/evening - much cooler weekend (20+ degrees cooler) today: hot and humid. pm thunderstorms. highs: 88-92 winds: w 10 mph tonight: scattered thunderstorms early. cloudy with falling humidity. lows: 59-63 winds: nw to ne 5-10 mph saturday: mostly cloudy shower. highs: 68-72 winds: e 5-10 mph we are following breaking news this morning. overnight in maryland. sam sweeney is at the live desk with more. autria 3 lanesw of 210 closed right now between farmington road and old ford road. this is in the clinton area. here is the scene just moments ago. here's what we know. someone called 911 around 12:30 this morning saying they'd hit someone... but they quickly realized they were the second vehicle to him the woman... someone else had hit her earlier and took off. the woman was pronounced dead on the scene. as the lanes reopen, julie will let you know. autria larry.

good morning washington i'm larry smith.utria godfrey. - warmest day this week (low 70s) - cloudy & cooler late week w/ shower chances - drier & warmer for mother's day - 80s return next week! today: mostly sunny becoming mostly cloudy this afternoon. seasonable. highs: 70-75 winds: n 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. lows: 48-55 winds: ne 5 mph thursday: mostly cloudy. showers. highs: 64-68 winds: ne 5 mph d-c sports fans -- it is going to be a heart-stopping day. first up -- the capitals. it all comes down to this. game 7 against the penguins -- tonight at the verizon center. the players fighting their way back from a 3-1 deficit in the series. the capitals now attempting to become just the 29th team in n-h-l history to rally from a 3-1 hole to win a playoff series. puck drops at 7:30. so how much will you have to cough up to see that match-up at the phone booth tonight?? at the very least, you're looking at 170 bucks that's for seats on the end, all the way at the top. if you have the cash -- how about four-thousand dollar ti

and i'm larry smith.ington. - code orange air quality alert today - record highs possible today - best chance of storms friday - cooler weekend ahead today: hot and humid. record highs possible. highs: 90-95 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy. very mild. lows: 67-71 winds: sw 5 mph thursday: partly cloudy. hot and humid. isolated pm thunderstorms, mainly west of d.c. highs: 89-94 winds: sw 5-10 mph

and i'm larry smith - we'll check in with stormwatch7 meteorologist eileen whelan in just a few momentsst... a look at some of the day's top stories. the threat level is at "critical" this morning in britain. prime minister theresa may saying another attack may be imminent, as police investigate tuesday's deadly bombing in manchester. the blast targeted thousands of people leaving an ariana grande concert. isis has claimed responsibility. a surprising move from president trump. he is expected to retain a private attorney for the russia probe. that lawyer- is reportedly marc kasowitz. the investigation is heating up- as the trump campaign is accused of colluding with russia in the election. trump has called it a "witch hunt." good morning washington. toss to eileen - cloudy & cool again - rain, t-storms likely tomorrow - breezy & nicer friday - warmer holiday weekend - weekend storm chances today: mostly cloudy. spotty shower. highs: 67-70 winds: e 5-15 mph tonight: areas of rain, heavy at times. patchy fog. lows: 55-58 winds: e 5-10 mph thursday: scattered showers and thunderstorms. hig

larry: and i'm larry smith. and weather every 10 minutes, beginning right now with for a micah johnson. uglyica: it's a gray and looking morning right now, you will need the rain gear and even the jackets for today. first part of the work week, virginia, 58 degrees. only 55 at rappahannock county high school there. almost one quarter of an inch in spirit though. -- spirit though. -- spirit phil. leesbur in manassas, . so, along with the rain, visibility starting to drop across the area. rain continues towards howard county and ellicott city, where it is coming down pretty good. we have got another pocket of moderate rain in manassas and fairfax in the next 30 minutes or so. temperatures in the 60's, 68 by 11:00 a.m., rain ready throughout the day, the could even be some thunderstorms as we head into the upper's today. right now we're looking at a couple of problems on the wet roads. starting off heading into d.c., police are responding to the stalled vehicle inbound on the douglas bridge tying up the left lane a

larry: i'm larry smith. forecast.the it was hot yesterday, a little warmer today? veronica: just a little bit. our temperatures much higher than yesterday at this same time. we are already feeling sticky out there. you are looking at the dew point conditions. later today, temperatures could push up to 90 and higher. the could be scattered showers, a thunderstorm or two. the chance will continue through your 5:00, even through 9:00 and 11:00. keep that in mind if you have plans to go outside. a better chance for showers and storms tomorrow. we will talk about that coming up. around drop off time where there coulbe looking at delays that have yet to drop off. they are in play along kenilworth avenue. i just got off the phone with ddot. the accidents have cleared, but the works zone is still there. they are checking for an inspector to see if they have a permit to be out there at this time. traffic is backed up on kenilworth. avenue, new york avenue, a couple of options to get through northeast. there is a water main break along macarthur boulevard at q street. macart

larry: and i'm larry smith. veronica: the entire area under an enhanced risk.u sell the video of those violent storms from the same system over the weekend. for a day later, after 5:00, 6:00, we could see some thunderstorms around here. maybe even a brief tornado to the area. we have the moisture already with pockets of fog, especially in the northeast pockets of maryland. baltimore, annapolis, that is where most of the fog is. even howard county, areas of carroll county, maryland, you will encounter some fog that should burn off in an hour or so. and ontart for us, warm the breezy side by late morning. helping to scour the fog, a weather alert this afternoon and this evening. have some very wild weather coming through for two to three hours. the temperature through the morning hours is 74. later today, topping out at 81, so grab the umbrella heading out the door. on the roads right now, you will find that the lanes are open. where we have problems is on the outer loop through tysons. the accident activity has ties -- traffic pushed to the right lane to get by.

check in now with larry smith for a look at what is coming up new at 5:00. larry: this has been called the antedote to heroin overdoses but concerns now that it may no longer do job. what may seem like a run of the mill car fire is anything but. we have a lot to talk at 5:00. see you in a few minutes. nancy: thank you. seasonal allergies affect each person differently. the subject of tonight's instapoll. you don't have to live with the suffering. working in partnership with the sinclair company, we are privileged to serve you. tonight we walk through how some treatments bring fast allergy relief. >> completely absurd. >> jess brown allergy misery was year round. spring was the worse. >> i had to have tissues next to me every minute. a little while. she had had enough. >> i found out i was allergic to my dogs which i sleep with every day and everything outside. >> each person has a peak season. the misery varies depending where you live. >> the patients that have the specific allergies to the grass pollen and the tree pollen and the mold spores will suffer in

let's check in with larry smith. what is coming up at 5:00? rry: metro is taking steps for months to keep you safe. what is the safetrack surge doing? fire wasn't the only thing that broke out at this porch. why firefighters ended up fighting each other instead of the flames? bridging a gap between faith and science. what the pope wants to do with the vet can sending ripple -- vatican sending ripples through both commuuities. that's coming up. >> new pictures. maryland natural resource police had to rescue two deer in a pit of mud in anne arundel county. i took two and a half hours to successfully pull the deer out. they were scared and trying to get out that made them sink deeper. as soon as they were out they sprinted to the woods. jonathan: they need a bath. another potential problem. a big one. look out for this. we are talking about ticks. because of the warm winter we have been having. michelle: we warned you about the mosquitoes and the stink bugs that could be worse this summer. nancy: we are talking ticks. ryan hughes has the ryan: she

larry: i'm larry smith at the "live desk." another memorial could head to the national mall. we will tell you where it could be and what it will honor. plus, arlington suspected the only cemetery where -- isn't the only cemetery where members of the military are laid to rest. we will take you to the other. finds out what the organizers wanted to accomplish tonight at 5:00. see you in a michelle: homeland security secretary john kelly hinting a it the possibility of banning large electronics electronics fe cabins of all flights to and from the u.s. right now items larger than a cell phone are not allowed in the cabin from ten middle east and north african country. the decision to expand the ban might not be popular but may be necessary. nancy: baltimore's mayor wants to start removing the confederate and follow in the footsteps of new orleans that removed four confederate statues. she suggested they could raise money auctioning off the monumenteds. the time of the y-e-a-r. the scripps national spelling bee hits the region tomorrow with young kids around the country longing to

larry: i'm larry smith. happy birthday to washington dc, incorporated on this day in 1802.t is a good day to celebrate. veronica: it really is. it is a cool morning, starting out in the 50's in some locations. yesterday, we were in the 60's and upper 60's and some locations. take a look at the langley school. good morning. and the temperatures as mentioned are much cooler, running 5-10 degrees down from yesterday at the same time. a little cooler in fredericksburg, down 13 degrees. 50's across the area and that is where would -- where we will be. it will be a slow climb into the 60's. one of those days. stay in the sunshine. dry roads, the impact forecast doing just fine. it will be breezy for the afternoon. not as gusty as yesterday. tomorrow, dealing with clouds, sunshine will be fading away. but it will be thursday. friday, it is all about the wet for the morning rush with rain coming down in a short amount of time. we will talk about that and how much we can get just for the morning rush, in a few minutes. autria: checking for an accident on southbound 270. those going

check many with larry smith at the "live desk" to find out what is new at 5:00. larry: metro's next stormtrak7 surge starts monday -- safetrack surge finds monday. caps fan end with more misery. worse news may have come today. what we learn about the great 8 after the loss. a local company wants to give you $10,000 in help. we will tell you where and why at "abc7 news at 5:00". michelle: all right. thank you. take a look at this. this video is really telling. a snake hunter goes toe to toe the biggest opponent of his life and he wins. his name dusty "wildman" crumb. he was able to wrangle a 16-foot ten-inch python in miami. look at that thing. it takes several people to hold it up! he is not doing it for fun. this is part of a python eradication project in southern florida. going to make him a huge payday. >> that is a big one! >> biggest snake i ever caught in my life right here. >> like andre the giant versus hulk hogan, wrestlemania. michelle: hulk hogan wins. if you're curious about the money the pay out was $750. believe it or not this isn't the biggest catch

let's check in with larry smith at the live desk who is coming up new at 5:00. what you got, larry? larry: michelle obama not staying silent as the trump administration rolls back many of the policies her husband put in place. plus, 7 son your side after a simple home improvement project leaves a big mess behind. who is responsible when a big company contracts out to a smaller one? have you whale? what parents need to know about the game. jonathan: all right. we will see you then. thanks. there are plenty of options to celebrate mom this weekend. nancy: that's after the foot massage, the flowers, the breakfast in bed. jonathan: all of that. nancy: kidd has more. kidd: luke bryan's tour is kicking off at jiffy lube live tonight. our friends are going to be backstage and out front. make sure you say hi if you see them. and you may want to train your -- oy boots with ga gulashes. the nationals versus the phillies. take your pup to the ballpark. 100% of the proceeds from your dog ticket benefit the humane rescue alliance. celebrate all things strawberry at the montgomery county strawber

it's time to check in with larry smith for a look at what is coming up next at 5:00.y: coming up at 5:00, while you are watching us. is your child watching your phone or tablet? what the small screens could mean in the long term. and she was told she had 48 hours to live but now this retired teacher fighting back after losing all four limits. caps and wizards on the rope in the second round of the playoff series. how do you feel about the chances? log on to wjla.com/votenow to take part in the instapoll. watch erin hawksworth's life report ahead of the wizards game three tonight against the celtics coming up at 5:00. michelle: thank you. group of diverse students are coming together for the love of the game. erin hawksworth takes us to woodrow i player. >> you are looking at one of the most diverse lo cross team in the country. >> we are proud to have an established organization. ed organization.nicity and the proud of the ethnicity and the diversity on the team. this brings us together more. erin: woodrow wilson 41-player roster divided in vars did and j.v. is made u

brianne: i for larry smith taking some time off today. looks like a good start out there.ot sure we have been able to say that for a few days. veronica: we have been stuck in cool with clouds and conditions. today, little bit of sunshine. the most we had all week long. today is going to be our warmest day since last friday. as we look at the holiday weekend coming up, there could be some events interrupted. maybe your barbecue. we have some thunderstorms in the forecast each afternoon. on saturday, that is the one day right now where it looks like we are going to have the most rain. highs today upper 70's, 80's through virginia and through the carolinas. if you're heading to pennsylvania, still stuck in the 60's with the same weather pattern but i am fairly confident about the warmth with the some coming weekend. ., 67 degrees. it is longsleeve out the door. 77, you may lose that light jacket by the afternoon. 77 the high for today. there 80 degrees saturday and sunday. forpools not too bad sunday. but right now saturday more cloud cover up more on the beach forecast, if y

let's check in with larry smith. time to look ahead to see what is coming up next at 5:00. larry: a popular grocery store set to open a chain in d.c. but what do the neighbors think of wegmans moving in? solving infertility with a printer and how it is giving help to struggling families. and the dakota access pipeline that could help the protesters make an argument against it. that's new at 5:00. michelle: thank you. they represent 1% of the students in d.c. public schools. but have the greatest needs. in tonight's "spotlight on education" kellye lynn takes us to a school that is devoting to serving students with intellectual disabilities. kellye: there is a special approach to helping young people learn. >> we are a school for students with intellectual disabilities and medical we focus specifically on serving their needs. kellye: the needs of students like 16-year-old corey mathis. >> the teachers and the staff make learning here wonderful. definitely enjoy coming to school. kellye: each classroom has no more than ten students with a goal of making learning accessible to e

i'm larry smith. autria: i autria godfrey.e want to start with suzanne kennedy live on 210 suzanne: the on scene investigation has ended, but they are still looking for the driver involved in this overnight hit and run. you can see maryland 210 has been reopened within the last hour. we want to show you what it looks like overnight. this incident taken place around 12:45 when prince george's carnty police tell us a struck a woman and a northbound lanes at farmington road. that woman was pronounced dead at the scene. the motorist did not stop. authorities investigated for several hours. we are told by our overnight photographer that one of the police officers here told him that two motorists did contract prince -- contact prince george's county police thinking they may have hit someone. the news for the morning rush hour on this friday is all lanes are now reopened. julie wright is keeping an eye on traffic elsewhere. good morning. julie: keeping with the trip in maryland. this time around a long 270. that is where we find sky

michelle: now check in with larry smith at the to find out what is coming up new at 5:00. evening. the field of candidates to be the next director of the f.b.i. is shrinking. we have that for you. plus, they are back and they are early. see where people find sekedas. and that is new at 5:00. when we join you in the studio. many of you are heading to the road. and you may be treading it. is there an app or two to make it better? "7 on your side" want to find out if the online car pooling services are worth it. horace holmes has answers. >> is there any way to make the drive to and from work easier? uber think they have an answer. carpooling. their way. sure. >> 76% of the americans drive to work alone. in an effort to change that, uber installed uber pool and lyft installed lyft line. lyft line says it goes everywhere for the price of your morning latte. the same claim from uber. download the app and matched with other commuters going your way. >> i don't think they can intimate all the effects of traffic. >> this is a transportation expert from george washington university.

jonathan: check in now with larry smith to see what is coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00". larry: the law from the police union putting them in the crosshairs. we have another hoverboard fire. the recall you need to know about. why ninja warriors visited a virginia school. that is coming up at 5:00. see you in a few minutes. back to you. nancy: update now. you may remember the remarkable rescue video of a texas family. we showed it to you yesterday at 4:00. strangers running to the rescue to pull two children out of the car. the parents had a chance to meet the them in person. >> they came together to get the doors open and get the children out, mindboggling they were able to do it for us. >> i felt like i could help people out. nancy: the baby pulled from the car is out of the hospital. his big sister is still recovering at a dallas hospital. but mom and dad say she is already laughing and playing. but you look at images and it is heartbreaking to see. i mean the people who just jumped in, didn't think about it. to rescue all of them. heroes. jonathan: i don't know how the

larry. >> see you at 11:00. >> hold on! arrator reading) narrator: today, chilling audio of a deadly home invasion grips a small town. (smithr speaking) (gun cocking) narrator: a home owner caught between fear and vengeance turns the tables on a crime. (gun firing) places the handgun under the woman's chin

came 7 this never happened to larry bird so look at the movement right here they know who to get it in the hands of. 30 points in 33 minutes for lebron james. unreal. jr smith after the miss at the buzzard significant in that it made it 72-31 at halftime up 41. that is the biggest deficit in the history of mb playoff games. you know the warriors and their hotel having themselves a little watch party.'s like the two teams are stalking each other from afar. you know they are keeping an eye on each other. all the empty seats are going to be filled with angry loud fans tomorrow. it's the toughest venue in the leak in the warriors they know exactly what they're in for down there.>> especially on that home for. every mistake you make is amplified. >> we have to know that we can be beaten if we are not on our game so i think we are confident enough to know that we play very well but we also know that when we are sluggish, we don't pay attention to the small details. >> disperse for their part all the talks been around the sprained ankle. should they will be happy when that is pasm. tim duncan soon to be center in there's income on the retirement, please. there is