leon harris was emceeing the awards tonight, the 33rd year sponsored by the restaurant association of metropolitan washington. top chef honors went to a chef from northwest washington. congratulations to all those who won. devon: bring us some leftovers leon. horace: yeah, something really good. devon: i'm positive of that. we had more cloud cover. this just in -- some adjustments to the forecast. right now, we can clearly see the heat and humidity south and west of washington. st. louis 94, 91 nashville. many times when we are expecting the weaker flow, southwest wind and sunshine, we can tap into those temperatures and average them. that gives us are high. however, satellite radar the big batch of storms blowing off the cloud cover closer to washington. not going to play a huge part in the forecast. s not a warm front, going in the wrong direction, it is a cold front. that is what has sparked the storms. a southwest wind tomorrow, but the latest info gives thus -- gives us a high temperature of 81. if the cloud cover comes in here, it would keep the temps down. the likeliest forecas

among them our own leon harris. emcee an event honoring the first program of montgomery county to teach teenagers young women how to succeed in life using golf as a classroom. the cofounder chiliagonson and the -- sheila johnson were among those in attendance. great for them. lou: awesome. golf and soccer are mainstream now in the culture. maureen: they are. women are involved in both. lou: yes, the world cup is getting good! the u.s. women soccer team is in a familiar place. the world cup semi-finals. they repair for the world number one germany tomorrow. pref view on the other side -- lou: all right. despite reaching the women's world cup semi-finals the usa is take criticism. they have been labeled an unconvincing and uninspired. red, white, blue only scored four goals in the matches and still remain on track to win the first world cup since 1999. they face world number one germany tomorrow night. third tame they faced off in this stage of the world cup. the americans say they are relaxed. >> everyone is prepared

i am leon harris in downtown d.c. we have been out here tonight talking to people about something we have going on at abc 7 that is really special. for years, viewers have known this as the "7 on your side" station. now we have a bigger, better, and boulder "7 on your side" am than ever before. we are shaking tngs up and getting results. we want to share a sampling of what our investigators have donene in the last few weeks and how they might be able to help you. first up, she tells us in the last year alone, there have been 700 and 61 major national data breaches. that has exposed the personal information of thousands of people in the d. area. what happens when ththat information does get stolen? think about it. she found that your social security number, name, and even your mother's maiden name could be for sale. >> when we heard about the problem, we found something stunning. entire identities for hundreds of people. we are talking about the keys to the kingdom. experts tell us if we can fi it, so c anyone else. we

leon: thank you. kimberly: harry potter fans were depressed when the series was over but the author announced a first ever play based on the beloved boy wizard coming soon. she tweeted that the play explores an untold part of harry's story and not a prequel. tickets will go on sale this fall. the play is expected to open in london next summer. leon: something else to lift your spirits. you could have a chance to go to the espy awards. go to our facebook page to enter for a chance to win your trip to los angeles. and two tickets to the event. if you don't go you can stay at home and watch them july 15 on abc7. kimberly: l.a. where the weather is always perfect and not like this. leon: not like what we have here. although they could use what we have here. kimberly: you're right. doug: they could use the rain. they have tons of activities this weekend. the national police and fire games across fairfax county and the alexandria food and wine festival all weekend long. plus your personal plans will be affected tomorrow an

kimberly: talk about harris' hero. leon: every one of them. ticket shattered. the one company they need "7 on your side" to take on, on their behalf. plus -- >> i know why people feel the way they do. i guess this. i'm responsible for this. kimberly: breaking his silence. the first words from brian williams in months. why he says he lied to millions on the anchor desk. leon: on the clock. how tropical depression bill is forcing officials' hands in texas. and the drastic decision they are running out of time to make. kimberly: but first, the search is on. the suspect police are look for now in the popular website they are using to target you. what you need to know to stay jonathan: this is a three-story apartment complex. this area is surrounded by the fire department so it's backed up and the street is blocked. bethesda is the area to stay away from. we don't have reports of any injuries in this fire but we'll bring it to you live. jonathan elias. leon: thieves targeting you online. tonight, police are out on the hunt. kimberly: they are seeing a robberies with

harris fought d.c. marijuana legalization initiative. leon: republicans effort to repeal the act. a report showed the repeal would grow the economy. however, it would come at the cost of adding $137 billion to the federal deficit in the coming decade. the report though came with a warning on doing what is being called obamacare at this point would be extremely complicated. maureen: some unwanted visitors swarm the capitol today and they had to be removed. a swarm of honey bees was spotted outside the north entrance of the capitol. if they were looking for lawmakers it was too late. they already left for the weekend. house staffer who happens to be a beekeeper came to the rescue. she says the key is to get the queen bee in a box and the others will follow. leon: one year it's the tea party. next year it's the bee party. taking over capitol hill. doug: a couple years ago there was a shortage of honey bees. let them do their job and stay away from people and buildings. kimberly: maybe that was -- maureen: maybe it was the lobbying arm. doug: let's start, getting off to a good start.