leon: thanks. coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- lottery history in the making for the holiday weekend. michelle: also ahead, a child is forced to deal with her parents' pr the reason a judge says a 10-year-old with a perfect golf swing can't play the game she loves. reporter: we know there is a lot of traffic on 95 this holiday weekend. but for drivers of bigger vehicles, they are not minding all the traffic. i'm jeff goldberg. we will explain why coming up. alison: also ahead this afternoon, the next steps in the new trial granted for your home can be perfect.re, even when life isn't. the neighbor's back. oh, no. this is my husband, gibby! i wanted to show him your furniture! i like it! you wanna come in? oh no. that would be weird! the 4th of july sale is happening now. havertys. leon: a nasty child custody battle in virginia has taken a controversial turn. a judge has banned the 10-year-old girl playing competitive golf for next year. she is considered a phen

leon? leon: as you know, the attack in nice is raising concerns here about security heading in the convention. we have heard that things will be tight in cleveland. that is no surprise. once the republicans begin meeting mony marci gonzalez is there now live. she checks in to give us an update. tell us what you are seeing there with the security preparations. marci: barricades and fences have gone up in downtown cleveland in an area surrounding where the convention will be housed. that is already happening. officers have already started to come into town from other part of the country. the officers who are based here in the cleveland area, of course they have been preparing for this for more than a year saying they are ready handle any kind of issues, any protest that may spring up in downtown cleveland or even in the suburbs. where so many of the delegates will be staying. also the secretary of state of homeland security jeh johnson is in cleveland. he had been going command centeo some of

sam: hello, leon. i'm outside the sixth district his headquarters where mayor bowser and her top brass held a news conference about two hours ago. and the message w city is as ready as it can be for a holiday weekend. where they are expecting a lot more people to be coming in than going out. >> wanted to come out and thank everybody. sam: mayor bowser and chief lanier greeted sixth district police officers at the shift change today. the word is every available officer working as long as they are needed. the biggest holiday weekend of the year for d.c., the 4th of july. >> the biggest thing we see on 4th of july is heat-related. medical. people that are not prepared to be out in heat for very long periods of time. not hoy dated. we see a lot of people who succumb to the heat. sam: mayor bowser called in much of her cabinet to discuss issues. the fireworks stands expect to be busy come this fourth. getting busy today. >> it will be great, man. sam: normally business picks up around the second, the third

leÓn: el informó leÓn krauzer.se menciona el nombre del secretario de agricultura el anuncio se puede hacer tan pronto como el viernes en florida. marÍa: enseguida le diremos lo que deben hacer los alumnos que fueron estafados en colegio que operaban fuera de la ley. leÓn: la crisis de vivienda en el Área de la bahÍa obligado a decenas de familia a vivir en casas mÓviles pero eso le ha traÍdo un nuevo problema. marÍa: miles de pasajeros pero que esperar horas y otros pasaron la noche en el aeropuerto debido a la falla de una aerolÍnea. >> memo ochoa estÁ apunto de mudarse a una nueva casa, le tenemos todos los detalles en acciÓn deportiva. ♪ ♪ ---en medio de la crisis de vivienda, es difícil llevar marÍa:en medio de la crisis de vivienda es difÍcil llevar una cuenta de las personas desplazadas, pero esto se puede percibir a simple vista. leÓn: el montaje de casas mÓviles es una especie de termÓmetro de esta crisis. josÉ: la cantidad de casas mÓviles aquÍ ha ido incrementando a la par que la crisis de vivienda. hoy

leon: precisamente como nos comentaba fernando.Ócrata y ofreció su apoyo a hillary clinton. sanders dijo que busca evitar la victoria de donald trump. los que desconfÍan de clinton son por lo general jÓvenes. >> para nosotros es un momento donde nos sentimos robados. sÓlo tenemos dos opciones demÓcratas y republicanos, son iguales son partidos establecidos por las corporaciones. leon: muccho de los partidarios de sanders aseguran sentirse presionado por el partido demÓcrata. apuntan a posibles favoritismos dentro del partido demÓcrata. maria: en informaciÓn hotel tras 16 horas del reglamento con las autores una adolescente se encontraba atrincherado en una casa en san francisco. finalmente se entregÓ a la policÍa. el menor de 13 aÑos al parecer es autista y se encerrÓ con un cuchillo, luego de una discusiÓn familiar. leon: el fbi estÁ ofrecen una recompensa de $10,000 por informaciÓn que lleve al arresto de un ladrÓn de bancos. las autoridades, decidieron al sospechoso como nombre de raza negra de 10 pies de altura. maria: en lo qu

leÓn: las protestas estuvieron un saldo blanco.e una social. leticia: en san francisco proponen instalar mÁs rociadores contra incendios en los edificios residenciales. es permisos, david campos, quiere que la alcaldÍa y el departamento de bomberos coloquen un sistema que arroje agua, para evitar incendios devastadores que desplazan a decenas de personas. teme que emplean estarÁn rociadores le permita el otoÑo de las viviendas desalojarlos, o aumentar las rentas. decenas de familia que vive cerca del centro comunitario se despertaron la madrugada cuando las llamas consumÍan el edificio. leÓn: desde hace aÑos en este centro ofrecen servicios a los mÁs necesitados. ramÓn adame dice cómo se originÓ el siniestro y el futuro del lugar. ramÓn: el incendio de cuatro alarmas desatÓ en la madrugada en un popular centro comunitario, construido en la dÉcada de los aÑos 70 en 1 a residencial de milray. >> llego el momento en que habÍa 60 bomberos, 25 camiones de bomberos batallando con este incendio. ramÓn: las llamas arrasaron con todo el inm

leÓn: vamos con ramón adame.ertas y ventanas ya que altamente tÓxico. es la recomendaciÓn de las autoridades de salud, permanecer con puertas y ventanas cerradas. bomberos del condado de alameda siguen trabajando para evitar que este siniestro vuelva a alimentarse ya que hay viento a favor. es mi reporte en vivo. marÍa leticia: gracias ramÓn. leÓn: otra noticia que seguimos de cerca esa san francisco donde se lleva a cabo una marcha para manifestarse en contra de la brutalidad policial. cientos de personas se manifiestan de manera pacÍfica. marÍa leticia: la consigna es pongamos fin a Él racismo y terrorismo policial. la policÍa ha matado este aÑo 566 personas, la mayorÍa afroamericano y de bajos recursos. leÓn: es el segundo dÍa de protesta y tendremos cobertura completa esta noche sÓlo a las 11. marÍa leticia: lo esperamos con esquemas sobre las 11. leÓn: gracias por acompaÑarnos. ♪ ♪ marÍa elena:luto y conmociÓn por el asesinato de cinco policÍas en dallas en una emboscada durante una protesta pacÍfica por la

leon: tonight.l university police respond to chargeses of excessive force at a graduation party with an admission. of a virginia man who lost a foot to explosive device in central park. why a terrorism task force is now involved. american drivers losing control. in a new poll, millions make startling road rage concessions. >> now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. leon: right now, our entire area is under a heat advisory. as sweltering conditions settle in. chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a look at when we might feel relief from the heat waver. doug: over the weekend we have temperatures to upper 80's to 90. that is the best to cool it down. right now "cool" is not a word we used unless you're inside with air conditioning. heat advisory for metro, south, east, northeast because of the high temperatures. air temperatures. high dew point temperatures yielding feels like numbers over 100 degrees in spots. the air temperature is 95 at reagan national. 95 in baltimore. still feeling like tripl

leon: all right.u are going to need a lot of shade trees this weekend if you are a wedding plan in this area. doug: i don't think the shade will help you with the air temperature. leon: are we going to hit 100? doug: we will get close to it. leon: how close? doug: i don't know. can you tell the difference? you can't. if you are outside you know if it's 98 or 100? i rest my case. all right. leon: okay. doug: you probably would. that is what scares me. here we go. 84 in annapolis now at the naval academy. let's give you a time lapse during the day. another beautiful day. a lot of sunshine and a few fair weather clouds. gorgeous weather across the viewing area and fast-moving sailboats i just saw. things will be pleasant tonight. we'll see the temperatures drop slowly from the 80 to the 70's. the official high today is 90 degrees. so, between now and next wednesday or thursday, today will be the coolest of those days because the temperatures will be in the 90's. well in the mid-to-upper 90's heading thro

leon? leon: that sounds great. thanks, doug. oh, my gosh. this heat has a lot of folks out there changing plans on the fly. but downtown a power problem knocked out a.c. to several buildings. michelle: that includes some of the smithsonian museums and the newseum. ryan hughes coverage for you from northwest washington. ryan many forced into a quick backup plan. ryan: yeah, a lot of people rearranging their schedules tonight. this is what visitors are running into. an orange sign on the door at the newseum letting people know it is closed because of the power outage. the door is locked. not good news for people trying to get relief from the heat. they are not allowed inside. visitors are turned away outside the museum of the american indian and several other museums around the city because of power problems. >> as soon as we got to the door, we couldn't open it. we tried all the doors. ryan: tourists like emily martin and her mom traveled from minneapolis. >> it's disappointing because i know my mom, this is one she was really looking forward

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leÓn: vamos estar ahÍ. confirmarÁn en san francisco tres nuevos casos de zika. en todos los casos los infectados dejaron fuera del paÍs. las autoridades confirmaron que no existe riesgo para el pÚblico. y que el virus de zika no estÁ circulando en san francisco. marÍa: estudios recogidos seÑalan quÉ animales pueden ser portadores del virus del zika. vamos con el pronÓstico. guillermo: en el pacÍfico se estremecen un sistema. 125 millas por hora. claramente se va allÁ el ojo del huracán, y luego la formaciÓn nueva que se va a convertir, todo esto genera precisamente circulaciÓn que puede llegar a california y las zonas de decirte, no para nosotros. si esa humedad que sigue llegando para las prÓximas semanas, va traer tormentas severas. vamos estar pendiente de eso, mientras tanto se estÁ perfilando el fin de semana. condiciones agradables frescas para nosotros en el promedio de 72°, 93°, asÍ que estamos lejos del rÉcord. prÓximos cinco dÍas 73°, y decisivas del prÓximo viernes. Éstas en la bahÍa de san josÉ,

leon: all right, doug. now, the republican national convention is pushing into the second day and is doing so with no shortage of controversy. the democratic national convention chair, well, wasted little time taking all that to task. >> day one of the republican convention was a mess. on so many levels. we heard a lot of anger, a lot of yelling. but no substance. just empty rhetoric and divisive language. leon: well, not included that scathing assessment was the mention of melania trump. she, of course, facing accusations today that she plagiarized part of her keynote address from michelle obama's 2008 d.n.c. address. right now as we take a closer look at melania trump's speech last night the abc7 instapoll is asking do you think she plagiarized the speech? if you have thoughts on that weigh in now at wjla.com/votenow. right now for those who have been waying in most are saying yes, th we will look at what the fallout is on that. let's turn to marci gonzalez. she joins us live from the republican national

leon: keep us posted. that shooting in michigan comes as we learn more about the shooting rampage that killed five dallas police officers and wounded nine more. dianne gallagher has more from the dallas police chief but the ganman's -- gunman's parents. >> five officers were killed. nine officers were wounded as a result of the gunfire. reporter: the gunfire coming from one man. micah johnson. a law enforcement source says that johnson had several weapons, wore a bulletproof vest and wanted to kill more. >> he just basically was playing game, laughing at us. singing. asking how many did reporter: the man responsible for killing police once wanted to be a police officer and voluntarily enlisted in the army. >> the idea that thought of our government of what he thought the military represented, didn't live up to his expectations. reporter: investigators want to know why johnson attack and they had to go through body camera footage from the night of the ambush. as people in dallas and around the world mourn,

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leon: i'm on it. still ahead, july fourth tradition in the district, the milestone for the parade that rivals the nation's independence day parade that tells us a few neighborhoods over. >> plus, gospel music certainly saved souls. but one woman says it saved her from a sexual assault. i'm kevin lewis with the story coming up. michelle: as we go to break a look at what is coming up on primetime tonight on abc -- remember, you can sign up for the abc7 fan blast to get details on abc shows and contests. go to wjla.com/enews. the greek flavors of our mediterranean collection.ve your choice of delicious chicken or hearty steak. with crumbled feta and cool, creamy tzatziki sauce. try our mediterranean collection today. subway. fresh is what we do. leon: a man is behind bars tonight accused of trying to sexual assault a woman after attacking her on a sidewalk. michelle: the reason that man is in custody is his would-be victim fought back. but she says there is more to it than that. montgomery county reporte

leon: okay.oming up at 6:00, new information on the deadly bastille day attacks in nice and the troubling details of how long the attacker planned it. also ahead the new ruling that could keep all russian athletes out of the summer's olympics games in rio. and on national junk food day, the usda plan to stop your kids from eating it at school. those stories coming up at 6:00. michelle: tinder will no longer just be for getting together one-on-one. the dating app now allows you to set up a group thing as well. that means organizing an impromptu night out with friends and a few strangers. so say you and a friend want to go out to a concert or bar and no need to worry about stalkers, the app erases your group matches after the event. i'm not sure about that. leon: as a single woman, you michelle: all right. how is the weather for tennis? leon: i'm into air conditioning. michelle: me, too. leon: this is a good day to find some. doug: more so over the weekend. saturday and sunday through monday aftern

leon: overseas now.id cameron stepped down as britt mchenry's prime minister today. -- britain's prime minister today. theresa may addressed reporters from the same spot after meeting with the queen as well and she plans to continue cameron's legacy of social justice while navigating the country's exit from the e.u. alison: one question burned hotter than the rest. what would be the fate of larry the cat once david cameron left 10 downing street? i know you wonder about this. the chief mouser in residence is staying put. he insisted he does like the cat but the cat stays with the job. leon: what if the cat is conservative feel. they are probably attached to the pet. leon: cold mooded. they will get -- cold blooded. alison: we cover the important issues. leon: coming up at 5:00, all the seeds are flowers. >> the kids aren't getting their hands dirty. we tell you how a local non-profit is creating future philanthropist this way. >> a plane crashes on the belly at an airport in bowie. it looks real but it's

leon: la sorpresa la ejecuciÓn pÚblica la foto. luego de que lo amenazara. maria: arrestaron a un padre de familia san francisco por llevarse a su bebÉ de cinco meses sin permiso. el hombre discutiÓ con la madre del menor. y se llevÓ al bebÉ. leon: siguen cayendo en los en las garras de los ladrones los usuarios de pokemon go. en el barrio chino de san francisco le arrebataron el telÉfono dos sujetos de unos 20 aÑos huyeron tras el atraco. hasta ahora no se sabe de los sospechosos. maria: arrestaron a los presuntos ladrones que intentaron entrar a una vivienda la policÍa los capturÓ, luego de unos vecinos notificarÁn a las autoridades. huyeron en su vehÍculo pero le detuvieron poco tiempo despuÉs la pareja enfrenta cargos por entrar a robar a otras viviendas. la oficina del alguacil del condado de san mateo confirmÓ el arresto de jÓvenes, sospechosas de causar el incendio que incluyÓ el centro comunitario con el pasado los sospechosos al parecer son menores de edad. la investigaaciÓn del siniestro indica que los dos menores no pret

leon: to dallas now. five empty chairs with five folding american flags in honor of the five police officers shot and killed in the city at the end of last week. today, president obama and former president george w. bush among those paying tribute to the lives lost. horace holmes with a look at the day's memorial service. horace: both presidents delivered moving messages for those in the auditorium in dallas. as those filled with all walks of life came to honor those who lost their lives in the line of duty. set aside were five seats. each empty except on each sat american flags and police hats and the pictures of the five officers gunned down this week in dallas on the stage. a chilling reminder to the violent shooting in the hea protesting the police shooting of african-american men in louisiana and menz. former president george bush and his wife joining obamas speaking to the country and to the families of the officers. >> your loved one time with you was too short. they did not get a chance to properl

leon was not there. leon: and they won. hoops, free-agent frenzy, deal scratching your head. brings the richest contract in nba history, $153 million over five years to stay in memphis. bradley beal reportedly agreed $128five-year deal worth million. the average 17 points per game this season but only played 55 games with 35 starts because of injuries. is now tied with the highest paid player on the team. tweeted, "congrats, little bro, everything is on you,." longerhimera is no with the capitals. he spent seven seasons with the capitals. he signed a deal with the islanders. in tennis, wimbledon, serena had a battle with a fellow american, but the world number one came up big. she had three straight aces. shmo with a victory. older sister venus even better. things were tough, but she has the experience to move through. thes also gets through to fourth round in a marathon win. ledecky,s katie 100-meter freestyle. she is not known as a sprinter. she finished seventh. the winner earns her first a look back spot. will swim in the 800-meter freestyle tomorrow night. on the men's s

leÓn: el sorteo serÁ este miÉrcoles.ro y fuera de la convenciÓn demÓcrata. la policÍa arrestÓ a varios. el departamento de justicia advirtiÓ que varios pandilleros pidieron en internet atacar a policÍas en represalia por la muerte de afroamericanos. la violencia

leÓn: voy a ver si se arma cascarita. que necesitas. la vida es compartir una comida y una cocina con espacio para todos. en nuestro evento de cocinas ikea, cuando compras una nueva cocina por 4000 dÓlares o mÁs, recibirÁs un 15% de reembolso. . un guillermo: vamos al pacÍfico mexicano. se estÁ formando ya la tormenta tropical. viene detrÁs de un cel -- celia. estamos hablando del cuarto sistema tropical que se encuentran el pacÍfico mexicano. por circulaciÓn sigue llevando lluvias para toda la regiÓn. se aleja de mÉxico, pero lleva lluvia. en la bahÍa las condiciones son frescas. la influencia del mar sigue trayendo la advertencia. temperaturas hoy que alcanzaron mÁximas por un69 por debajo del promedio. pero maÑana sÚbitamente este promedio, parcialmente nublado. prÓximos cinco dÍas, asi pinta esta nueva semana. aumenta la temperatura mÁxima. mÍnima promedio 58. pero zaragoza partir del miÉrcoles estarÁ finalmente templado. muy agradable, 83° el miÉrcoles hasta el viernes en los ochenta y cinco. temperaturas agradables

leon: thanks, brad. new several local communities never received the amber alert that was issued in fairfax county wednesday. today, abc7 news learned simple human error is to blame. richard reeve is live to explain. you have been doing digging on this. how did it happen? richard: you know, you can get amber alerts through your cell phone. as you said, if you live in alexandria or arlington it just didn't appear. this is just because of a simple error by the virginia state police sergeant who left the two towns off the notification list. at 1:06 wednesday afternoon the center for missing and exploiting children got an urgent amber alert call from the virginia state police. flora khatun and his 6-week-old daughter liz was missing. >> it starts with a law enforcement agency. richard: in the scramble to get information out there was a critical error. a state alexandria and arlington off the notification list. a clerical oversight that has been corrected. people in oldtown were unaware. >> one of the folks g

leon: thank you. we'll get back to you. the severe risk monday has communities scrambling to make a backup plan for the 4th of july celebrations. maureen: the biggest celebration in our area is one of the most famous in the nation. richard reeve joins us live from the national mall with the contingency plan in the works. richard? richard: you can see that it poured rain down a few minute ago and it's something that everyone wants to be ready for. fireworks crews are working to get the launch site ready off the reflecting pool. likewise they continue setting up at the concert venue at the u.s. capitol. they start it will be a game day doe six whether or not to shoot them all. they are ready in case of bad weather. it's only been done a few times. each year the fireworks did get off. the capital fourth fireworks never been canceled so visitors are keeping their fingers crossed. >> it does not bother me. i'm from louisiana. it rains all the time. i'll wear another rain hat. we will be okay. >> come down and hang out to be out

leon: the f.b.i.'s decision isn't stopping the criticism. our chief political correspondent scott thuman is here with the political fallout. >> you are right about that. concerning and careless, that is how the f.b.i. described clinton's e-mail practices but not qualifying as control. no doubt hillary clinton got a scathing rebuke today. but getting one from the f.b.i. director instead of a judge the big difference. >> although there is statutes regarding the handling of classified information, our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring a case. >> just like that a huge sigh of relief for hillary clinton and democrats worried an indictment over her e-mails would doom her white house bid. the f.b.i. director james comey clarified not worthy of criminal prosecution there was careless wrongdoing. that more than 100 were classified when sent and there were vulnerabilities. >> hostile actors gained access to the private commercial e-mail accounts of people with whom secretary clinton was in r

"abc7 news at 5:00" ret leon: the f.b.i. actively trying to determine if a three officers in baton rouge was working alone. they are looking to see if any of gavin long's associates supported his plan. east baton rouge sheriff sid gautreaux credited them for moving in before he could take out over officers. we have a sense of how things are feeling. how are people feeling right now? what is the atmosphere like now? >> the atmosphere around the town is in shock. people literally shaking when they put down the items behind me at the memorial. things developing like the makeshift memorial. this is in the heart of what happened. they had protests related to alton sterling who was killed in an office of information and regulatory shooting. the word "shock" is an understatement of what people feel now. leon: they have gone from one extreme to this shooting that happened yesterday. what are people saying about the police department and the city and the communities across the board here. >> people believe it's an outside force. it h

leÓn: flavio tiene mÁs detalles.o mÁs una semana. las autoridades dicen que los arrestados no estÁn cooperando con la investigaciÓn, y apresar -- a pesar de que no encuentran a la vÍctima, desde los cuatro sospechosos se enfrentaron en corte. piden ayuda para encontrar esta mujer, quien presuntamente fue raptada el pasado 30 de junio. >> el peor de los casos serÍa que no encontremos con vida. pero esperamos que la encontremos con vida. flavio: la Última vez que alguien la vio fue el 29 de junio a las tres de la tarde, cuando supuestamente una colega la llevÓ a un supermercado. al dÍa siguiente, el hijo de una vÍctima recibiÓ un mensaje de texto de un nÚmero desconocido, donde le avisaban que habÍan secuestrado a su madre, que querÍan 60000,00 $ por su rescate. >> el mensaje de texto nos ayuÓo como punto de partida. logramos una orden de arresto y detenciones bajo sospechas probables. flavio: durante los primeros tres dÍas de la investigaciÓn lograron arrestar a emanuel espinoza. luego a un hombre de 32 aÑos, y otro d

leon: thank you. new details on the deadly ambush of three officers in baton rouge. at a news conference there, they showed video of the gun battle that took the lives of montrell jackson, matthew gerald and deputy brad garafola. the gunfire took place around several buildings before a s.w.a.t. officer killed the suspect from 100 yards away. >> there is no doubt whatsoever that these officers were intentionally targeted and assassinated. it's calculated who work to protect the community every day. three officers were wounded in yesterday's shooting and one is in critical condition. maureen: breaking news from germany. four people were seriously hurt in an axe attack on a train outside of frankfurt. another 14 people were treated for what police were minor injuries including shock. alison: doug hill has the latest outlook on the storms for us. doug: we are in the clear regarding severe storms. we have rain left over. the severe thunderstorm watch, the only place in the viewing area in effect is over th

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leon: thanks, rich. it's important to stay connected with the stormwatch7 in the extreme weather like we will have here for the next couple of days. do it through the website stormwatch7 app for the smart phone. maureen: thank you, leon. in the race for the white house, hillary clinton broke from her campaigning today to mourn the victims of last month's attack at orlando's pulse nightclub. she is speaking right now at a rally in tampa with many speculating she could announce her running mate possibly virginia senator tim kaine. jeff goldberg is keeping an eye on this for us. you spoke with mr. kaine yesterday, i understand. what did he have to say about the possibility of his being vice presidential candidate? jeff: he didn't say much, maureen. he doesn't want to fuel the speculation. today he was quiet as well. according to the report tim kaine is still the number one candidate on hillary clinton's v.p. list. but she has not made that announcement yet. she is set to text or tweet the announcement. we t

leon: okay. michelle: looking for an update to that. leon: thank you, mike.helle: we want to check now on the traffic situation. we have details on the tuesday. how is the ride looking? >> it's a beautiful day outside but the ride is not so great this afternoon for folks through alexandria. we have an issue on the inner loop beltway. the crash near the eisenhower connector. it's partially blocking the right side of the road. you see congestion as you make their way. it's causing delays for folks on the outer loop this afternoon in the same area. you will see on the eisenhower avenue connector and you side of the roadway. i would expect to pack your patience on that spot on the beltway and/or avoid it this afternoon if you can. volume on the virginia side of the beltway continuing on the inner and the outer loop here. this is near river road. crossing the legion bridge. that is where you find the bulk of delays trying to make the trip on the inner loop back to maryland. you can see that most folks are slow traveling through the particular corridor. elsewhere,

leon: thank you, doug. maureen: as we said earlier the weather is forcing the jurisdictions to postpone the fireworks show. college park rescheduled the show for tomorrow. greenbelt pushed back its show until tuesday. the city of gaithersburg will wait until friday to put on its fireworks. and fredericks fireworks will now take place july 24. leon: as of now, the national mall's show is set to go. that's where we find sam sweeney standing by with the crowds. sam: that is the word from the national park service. this doesn't feel like the 4th of july here. it's wn and it's quiet out here. i am standing a few hundred feet away from the washington monument in the shadow. this is primed real estate. we expect to see several hundred people, at least several hundred people out on the national lawn setting up their blankets, claiming their turf for fireworks. but you can see they are not here. despite that, the national park service says they expect hundreds of thousands of people to pour out here. we caught up wi

leÓn: casos sin freno a nivel local y a lo largo y ancho del paÍs.e se necesita la uniÓn comunitaria, para encontrar soluciones. >> recordemos que los latinos tambiÉn estamos siendo blanco de los abusos. flavio: abusos por parte de agentes de la policÍa. a eso se referÍa esta reciente san josÉ, en una reuniÓn donde este fue el tema central. >> es lÓgico que en ciertos casos llega con el arma de la mano. flavio: omar dice que cuestionÓ al jefe de la policÍa de san josÉ sobre lo que puede hacer la corporaciÓn para ganarse la confianza de la comunidad hispana. >> he conversado con el jefe de la policÍa y tiene ideas sobre cÓmo hacer mÁs eventos e involucrarse con la comunidad. es un buen comienzo conocer a la comunidad. >>como madre, maestra de abuela me duele ver que ha matado muchachos. acabo de tener mi primer nieto. yo no quiero que nadie lo mire como una persona mala, sÓlo por el color de su piel. flavio: lÍderes comunitarios, religiosos y polÍticos locales llegaron a la reuniÓn para unir esfuerzos y encontrar soluciones. quieren enviar un mensaje

leon: richard reeve has the latest. richard: we are in the neighborhood where we believe the mother and the daughter lived. as you may have mentioned, the amber alert said that the little girl is extreme danger. that is why authorities are concerned to find the mother and the daughter. we have a picture of th 31-year-old flora khatun. police say she met with child protective services yesterday in annandale. c.p.s. obtained a court order to remove the little girl, her name is liz from the home. there was a civil court ordered issued that declared the mother unfit. we don't know what led to this. there were previous traffic charges where she had her child unbelted in a car seat. police say when she visited she did not have the child with her and she would not disclose the whereabouts. she left the office and c.p.s. called the police. now police have a criminal parental abduction warrant but so far no trace of the child or the mother. this is a six-week-old baby. they are fragile. there is a lot of concern there. rich: we

leÓn: policÍa investiga a un hombre que se atropellÓ unsujeto.scuela primaria carsÓn algunos sospechosos ya fue arrestado. en san francisco tenemos el conducto de un automÓvil que atropellÓ la mujer a la una de la maÑana,la mujer de 30 aÑos se encuentra en el hospital en condiciÓn crÍtica hasta ahora se desconoce la descripciÓn del conductor. el 22 de mayo un incendio vallejo cobrÓ la vida de un niÑo de cinco aÑossu madre sufriÓ graves quemaduras y estuvo hospitalizada por varias meses. el miÉrcoles muriÓy confirman quien provocÓ el fuego. fiscales federales de aucklandinformaron que un maestros estÁ acusado de posesiÓn de material infantil, se encuentra bajo custodia con una audiencia programada para el 27 de julio donde se decidirÁ si se otorga libertad condicional, trabajÓ hasta enero en el distrito escolar de san francisco. la ciudad de san josÉ se encuentra en el banquillo de los acusadosuna demanda acusa de violar la ley estatal para no darle prioridad en los terrenos de construcciÓn para personas de escasos recursos, jaime se encuentren el

leon: thank you, tom. valuable information. jointerent drill sent base andrews into lockdown this morning. there were reports of a possible active shooter at the medical center, leading to tense moments and evacuations. it turned out to be a false alarm. the so-called gun man was based security. there was extra confusion because all of this happen to happen before a planned active shooter drill on the base. and officialsat say the response was out of an abundance of caution. alison: developing now, the police say they have caught the man who murdered three people in district heights last week. lawrence rogers junior is accused of shooting five people, killing three. the police release this surveillance video, that showed the suspect walking through the neighborhood with a gun. range from 50 to 60 years old. the big question tonight is the motive, which remains under investigation. brian: outside this evening, we have not cooled off much. at 11:00, the clouds rolling in, the humidity is creeping up. tomorrow will be warm and mug

leon: 7 on your side with health matters. your favorite era may soon be getting a makeover at least on the outside. nutrition labels will be added to bottles and cans of beer. molson-cores, and heineken and others getting on board. while calories, carbs, and portion size. the change will start in 2020. alison: it does not open until september, but tonight we got an advanced look at the national museum of african american history and culture. tim barber went on the tour. the artifacts take on new meaning in light of recent events. tim: outside, the museum looks like art. inside looks like a history book. not just african-americans but all americans. >> all. tim: the story starts 90 feet below the ground. slavery and segregation. there are nearly 40,000 artifacts in the 100,000 square-foot museum, some small, not so small. trainower here and this had to be lowered into the museum and placed here before they put on the roof. chuck berry's cadillac and this airplane used by the tuskegee airmen are still covered in plastic. the're

leÓn.casa debido a las nubes de humo tÓxico: ç leÓn: el voraz incendio provocÓ la evacuación de los negocios y mantuvo en vilo a los bomberos. reporteros: el incendio de cuatro la armada en una planta de reciclaje en una zona industrial se registrÓ como atenuante cinco de la tarde. aunque no se reportan heridos y afectÓ comerciantes y residentes de esta zona. las nubes de humo provocada por las llamas se veÍan desde san francisco al orestes, san josÉ del sur. huele horrible como estÁn haciendo una lluvia negra que tengo mi camisa y pantalÓn gris exempleados de la zona. el incendio se reportÓ a las plantas de reciclaje: en la cuadra 6000 de la avenida mitre puntos se ocupÓ de servicios de mÁs de 40 bomberos de varias ciudades. a pesar de que el siniestro fue declarado concluido el trabajo de los bomberos . el espacio aÉreo también se vio afectado estamos en el camino del aeropuerto y los vuelos hoy viernes se vieron devorado debido al incendio. segÚn el departamento de bomberos ocurriÓ en la

leÓn: gracias ramón.diario en el que pagaron 15.000 $ dice que hoy 22 de julio se debe establecer como el dÍa para honrar a los policÍas de la ciudad. parece activistas nos de acuerdo, hace meses los supervisores de san francisco designaron hoy para recordar a mario woods,, quien muriÓ a manos de agentes. >> es una forma de boicotear la realidad y de ponerse en como vÍctimas. leÓn: el jefe del sindicato de la policÍa san francisco declarÓ que decidieron hacerlo hoy. es el primer aniversario de la muerte del sargento, y el del oficial de san josÉ. precisamente hoy se realizÓ una vigilia en memoria de mario woods, quien muriÓ por las balas disparadas por cinco policÍa de san francisco el 2 de diciembre. los supervisores de san francisco decidieron que hoy fuera su dÍa, porque coincide con la fecha de su cumpleaÑos. los asistentes a la vigilia de mario wood se reunieron hoy a las 5:00 p.m. en el 6190 de la calle tercera. ♪ hillary clinton nombrÓ acelerador tim kane como su compaÑero de fÓrmula y junto a Él b

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leon: thanks, jonathan. we are going back out to breaking news coming in from prince george's county. drivers are urged to avoid b.w. parkway. there is a crash there. landscaper critically hurt in a crash on the northbound side. the traffic is diverted off the parkway to route 410. the southbound lanes are slowing down for several miles as the people slow down to make their way around the site and rubber neck. we will keep you posted on what happens there. another challenge for the metro riders to deal maureen: abc7 reported extensively on the transit agency safety issues for several months. now there is one more problem to add to the list. it could make commuters very uncomfortable. transportation reporter brianne carter is live with what she discovered. brianne: well, today we found if you get on the wrong car you could be sweating it out during your commute. we came here in the gallery mace metro station and rode the red line end to end. on the second train we got on we found a hot car. now this has been

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leÓn: gracias por acompaÑarnos. inglÉs] [hablando en inglÉs] [hablando en inglÉs] marÍa: comenzamos con la noticia de Última hora. esta noche detuvieron a varias personas durante una protesta en san francisco, cuando la manifestaciÓn se salio de control y derivÓ en violencia. segÚn una de las manifestantes, ellos no estÁn afiliados al movimiento. Éste grupo protestaba en solidaridad con los maestros de oaxaca en mÉxico. la patrulla de caminos de california informÓ que los manifestantes finalmente cedieron al paso. presentador: la multitud que aÍi se encontraba estaba pensando la voz. los inconformes se fueron cerca de las 9:30 de la noche ante la presencia de los uniformados. una serie de balaceras sobre las carreteras cuatro y 80 en el oeste de la bahÍa moviÓ a las autoridades a buscar una soluciÓn para dar con el paradero. la vida nos acompaÑa con todos los detalles. flavio: buenas noches. recordÓ las autoridades, en los Últimos once meses se han reportado varios tiroteos que han cobrado las vidas de muchas person

leon? leon: good.ar for six weeks and she went out to jump in it an alison: it wasn't stolen. the bank had not repossessed it. what happened? michelle: our viewer called "7 on your side" and troubleshooter horace holmes looked into the twisted tale. horace: bennett couldn't have been happier when she purchased her first car. on the website. a good looking car/s.u.v. perfect to get her three small children to daycare and her to work and back every day. >> there is nothing wrong with the car. it was fine. horace: everything was fine for six weeks. it wasn't stolen. >> i automatically assumed that the bank had it. horace: just two weeks late on the payment. but the bank told her -- >> they didn't have my car. horace: she called rockville auto. >> the bank held the lien on the loan and told her they weren't looking to repossess. they were looking for answers. >> took the car. horace: he says he worked for the company for 11 years. >> they do a good business. i don't think it is. >> you don't think it's a g

leon: jay korff has the latest. jay: french president francis holland believes the truck attack was an act of terror, though no group has taken responsibility yet. said they will be stronger than the fanatics. the picturesque promenade in nice turned into a savage scene of horror. people walking home from a fireworks display thursday night. witnesses say the driver of this white truck used his vehicle as a killing machine, striking and killing dozens. one woman described the driver as maneuvering the truck to mow down the maximum amount of people. >> we did not know what was going on. this was the time panel truck was going right across the area in front of us. peragging, 25, 30 miles hour, and it did so, just mowing through. the police say the driver was firing at the crowd from his truck. >> i saw a big white truck going through the pedestrians. the roads were blocked so cars could not go through. then more gunfire in shooting and running. jay: the police shot and killed the driver. the police also say they found

leon: plus -- a lit out. reaction that pbs revealed you weren't seeing last night's fireworks in the capitol fourth show. michelle: later, unclaimed coins. the item investigates what happens to all that money left behind at airport security. >> is this part of your normal commute? if you are used to take the train why you want to the greek flavors of our mediterranean collection.ve your choice of delicious chicken or hearty steak. with crumbled feta and cool, creamy tzatziki sauce. try our mediterranean collection today. subway. fresh is what we do. michelle: the man shot by an m.b.d. officer last night died from the injuries. they were investigating reports of fireworks on 49th street before 11:00 when the officer noticed the victim holding a gun. leon: covering metro and plans for the next phase of the transit agency safetrack program. it starts at 8:00. thistime the yellow and the blue lines getting work. brianne carter has what you need to know. >> disruptions and delays are expected no in the days ah rid