q mccray has more. . have been monitoring the british embassy since last night.eople have been showing up, some dropping off flowers, support being shown around the >> it's despicable. it's murder, it's insane. terror happened more than 3600 miles away, but people send condolences. this british pub in northeast is where the union jack hangs proudly. the violence is a hot topic. atthe more terrorism strikes the grassroots level, the more people fight back. a crowd onowed into the famous london bridge and a group of people were stabbed in a market blocks away. tweeted, trump "whatever the united states can help out in london and the u.k., we will be there." hours later he criticized london's mayor. and dozensven dead injured in the mayor of london says there is no reason to be alarmed. >> tru mp felt he was soft in his response. unwise in ait is tragedy for people to try to grandstand. d.c. mayor muriel bowser says the city is prepared for the worst. >> washington is ever vigilant. we are the nations capital. our police department works very well with federal autho

q mccray has a look back at the pride party. hey, q. q: hey, kim.n houry finished about ago, so it is cleanup time on pennsylvania avenue. tonight, though, plenty with a bunch of memories. the capital was the backdrop for the capital pride festival, thousands flocking to the 42nd annual event. it was a full day of entertainment, from the mechanical bull, to miley cyrus. fun was had by all. >> an event like this means there is more acceptance in the world and it's coming a long way. >> it means love, equality. q: what when a party be without good food and drinks? >> strawberry daiquiris, piÑa coladas. vendorsthan 300 showcased art and clothing and food. >> vendors, good food, and celebrating equality. was a party. tens of thousands were out here today, and i'm positive if you asked anyone they would do it all again next year. q mccray, abc 7 news. kimberly: right in the middle of pennsylvania avenue. across the country packed d.c. for the equality march, the message one of inclusion and unity for every gender, race, religion, and sexual orientation.

in northwest washington, q mccray, abc 7 news. horace: it was beautiful today.ome are starting in two weeks and it's already starting to feel like summer. a hot day and the temperatures are only going to climb, josh? josh: that's right, and quickly. some of us are already in the mid-90's. still a great night, a lot of people at the national harbor enjoying it. where the temperatures are right now, a strong southerly allowing the numbers to stay in the upper 70's, close to 80. 77d.c., 76 quantico, culpeper 67. a lot of us don't really cool off too much. tamara morning, 72 degrees at 7 a.m., lunch time near 90 -- tomorrow. we top out tomorrow near 94. 96, and thetuesday humidity goes up as well. more about that and the heat index, would it will feel like, coming up in about 10 minutes. were a lot of things going on today, much of it outdoors. it was hot, but the heat did not keep people away from the pride parade, celebrate fairfax, or pups in the park park. >> a perfect day for the baseball game. super excited to be here and see all of these dogs here. ra availab

live from washington grove, q mccray. kimberly: heartbreaking. new information and good news about congressman steve scalise. doctors say that his condition is improving. he is now listed in serious condition, which is not great from critical. his family sent day tweet, saying the congressman was watching the lsu baseball game and rooting for the tigers. today, the police took down the crime scene tape at the park in alexandria where scalise and four others were shot wednesday. the roads are back open, and although windows are boarded up at the ymca, it is open as well. the se >> it has been very painful for to see the constant reminder of what took place. kimberly: a lobbyist also injured in the shooting, matt ka, is still hospitalized. he underwent another surgery and is expected to be in the icu through the weekend but is expected to make a full recovery. pretty miraculous when you consider what happened. count on abc seven to stay with this investigation every step of the way. we'll bring you new developments on air and online at wjla.com. tu

in northwest i'm q mccray. abc7 news.e: to see the full list of the people who will appear on the ben's chili bowl mural go to jonathan: if you going to the beach don't head on the see grass. the crews are now out there trying to get rid of this stuff. but they are telling the beach goers don't walk through it. because it could contain debris and see critters and the stuff to cut your feet up. be careful. a weekend where folks are thinking beach time. doug: important safety tip. the beach here is perfect. it will be warmer west of the chesapeake bay. live look at ocean city. 79 degrees. it's comfortable and the winds are calm. the skies are clear. this time of the day most people are off the beach and heading out to dinner and having fun on the boardwalk. around our area this is no different. it's plenty of sunshine. comfortable temperature. baltimore is 78. this is evening will be spectacular. by 9:00 it's around 72. tomorrow the cooler temperatures are in the western zone. charlestown and martinsberg 53. the closer you

from the national mall, i'm q mccray. back to you. jonathan: thank you.the sign of chainsaws today. a couple trees came down. >> the winds were stronger and did enough damage. things have comed down. lightning and thunder. that's about it. the heavy stuff on the store. get to it and tell you the story. live at chesapeake beach from east to west. or from west to east across the bay to the eastern shore where there is still violent thunderstorms, severe thunderstorm warnings in effect now to the line with delaware and even in the state of delaware. the warnings, they are all concentrating over here to the east. severe thunderstorm warning across central delaware. the rest of the pink areas are what is left of the earlier widespread severe thunderstorm watch. while we have a couple cells to keep an eye on here most of it had calmed down to beneficial rain. you see that from the laurel area. south and east of the city to southern central section of thunder there. a few more working around the map from stafford to fredericksburg. mostly beneficial rain. the he

i'm q mccray.ve a special alert today from the metropolitan police department. they say these two guys broke into a store but they didn't go after the cash register or the safe. the crooks break in the store hooded with a crowbar inhand. they go straight for the a.t.m. through the different angle. the hoodies do a good job of covering their faces. they even have gloves on. first they try to rock the a.t.m. and then they pry it open. jackpot. they get the cash and they are out of there. the whole thing takes a minute to pull off. they hope you will the movements or the way they walk. it happened at 5:00 a.m. in the 400 block of massachusetts avenue northwest. if you have any information, call the metropolitan police department. look at the wall of justice starting with the newest addition. >> in prince william county, frederico is accused of neglecting her son. her 5-year-old was found walking down a street. melissa is wanted for child neglect and ryan watson wantrd for attempted robbery and burglar

i'm q mccray, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. many of you heard about the crash first through a text alert. don't miss breaking news, even when you are away from the television. describe at wjla.com/text. also developing at this hour, the virginia attorney general's office appealing a federal judge's decision to throw out the two life sentences given to d.c. sniper lee boyd malvo. last month a judge ruled that the life sentence would not stand ruling mandatory life sentences for juveniles are unconstitutional. michelle: today, president trump tweeted he felt vindicated by the testimony of the man he fired. former f.b.i. director james comey. then he faced reporters a short time ago. now it's a matter of who you believe. lindsey mastis at the "live desk" with the news he broke an hour ago. lindsey: president trump received pointed questions james comey's testimony including whether he had comey to let the flynn investigation go. here is president trump's response to that and more. president trump: i didn't say that. >> so he lied

i'm q mccray, abc7 news. nancy: the friendships they have when they're miserably hot. alison: makes it worth the smell in there? i don't know. nancy: at this point you don't have to go in a hot studio. you can do hot yoga outside and sweat a bunch. doug: it doesn't take much effort in the high heat and th are not dressed for it. that is a concern that your body will be stressed out and dehydrated if you don't watch out for it. alison: this is ending? doug: this is the last day. tomorrow is the upper 80's and showers and storms. chances of thunderstorms at times for the next several days. we will get another heatwave later but not in site yet. this is the end of the first one of the season. let's give you a look around the region with a look live at the national harbor. capital wheel. cloudiness but no storms developing from from the clouds right now. it's hot and humid everywhere you go. satellite we put the satellite image here. you can see the clusters of the showers and the thunderstorms over western spotsylvania. more peppered through the mountains but nothing in o

reporting live, i'm q "darth" mccray. back to you. nancy: q, happy father's day.or should i say who's your daddy? larry: yeah. nancy: i like that. he looked really nice over there. really got into the role there. brian: larry, i am your father. larry: that is next hour. he will bring that in. can't wait. nancy: looking good out there. brian: you have to have fun. for sure. outside right now we are still watching this rain. it has been so heavy to the west/southwest. it's slowly trying to head our i what. we could get some later this evening. that is part of the problem. the rain will stay over one area for a long time and bring heavy rain. take a look outside. talk about the trend for the next couple of days. it is going to feel summer like. today we got to 84. typically 85 is where we land. tomorrow, 88. i think sunday out of the next stretch of five days that is the warmest of all the days. 92. we will have humidity around as well. so i think by the time we get to sunday we could feel at times like 100-plus degrees for the back half of the weekend. so it will be

q mccray. kim, back to you. kimberly: authorities in the african nation of molly are searching for gunmen in a resort. urists died in the seas. counterterrorism forces killed several terrorists. also injured and taken to the hospital in mali. get notified of breaking news on your phone by subscribing for breaking news text alerts at wjla.com/text. take a look at this huge tree that snapped in phil, feet from where visitors were at the world war ii memorial on the national mall. there were reports him but he was trapped in the tree, but turned out not to be true. the soaking rains i think have loosened the soil come a lot of large rains falling. let's turn now to meteorologist josh knight. the rain could be on the way? josh: quite a bit of it. not going to rain all day tomorrow, but we have the weather alert in effect tomorrow thanks to the line of thunderstorms that are developing into the afternoon and evening. a really nice day around the d.c. area, but now we are getting the next thing we need is this cold fr

in northwest, q mccray, abc7 news. >> all vice president's mansion in d.c. karen pence installed a beehive at the residence. it has 15,000 to 20,000 bees. they produce one out of every three bites of food. michelle obama installed lives as the white house garden eight years ago. we called the white house to ask if they are still there and we are waiting for a response. we have bees everywhere. all over the nation's capital. good stuff. weatherwise, man. this was the best day. doug: nice combination of everything. comfortable temperatures. low humidity. sunshine. few clouds. nice breeze. good stuff. we are going to take a step back or two. warm it up. so let's get started with the numbers and the information about the region. it's 75 in clifton and 75 in waldorf. the numbers t together in the 70's. it's comfortable through the evening hours here. hang on through sunset and then the clouds move in at 3:00, 4:00s 5:00 in the morning. so far we have area of the clouds and showers north. overnight the wind will change direction. that will bring it in our directio

from ballou high school i'm q mccray, abc7 news. a principal like that, it's incredible how much she cares about the students, too. jonathan: anytime you motivate kids to want to aspire to do it and achieve it, may will look back at the high school and remember them more than any other teacher they had. nancy: legacy. michelle: it's likely to be a ripple effect. freshmen see the seniors going to college and say i want to do that. jonathan: congratulations. enjoy college life. coming up for us at 4:00, one day after the fiery blimp crash at the u.s. open. more problems at one of golf's biggest tournaments. nancy: when i return for "abc7 news at 5:00", a world leader gets a sudden surprise in the form of a wasp. there it goes. jonathan: ouch! nancy: what did he moments after swallowing it. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. jonathan: well, we are in travel season with the summer. we are warning you about a potential travel scam. two dozen people thought they paid thousands of dollars to travel abroad only to

q: in southeast, q mccray, abc7 news. michelle: employment grew in may but they were weaker than expected. 138,000 jobs economists had expected a gain of 185,000. the unemployment rate fell to 4.3%. the numbers suggest the fed will raise interest rates later this month. that means borrowing could cost more. you know those to i knowing pop-up ads we all see everywhere? well, google wants to do something about them. it plans to clean up the web with a chrome add blocker next year. however, it won't block all ads from the web. it will only target ads too intrusive and includes those that take up the full screen when you launch a site. jonathan: move over 7-eleven. new store on the block in boston. called 6-twelve. i'm not making that up. the owner of it once owned a 7-eleven. he decided to open up his own store after an ugly legal battle with the franchise. he said the 7-eleven food never sold and wanted to get rid >> what we want we can bring in the store but we have no option. no choice. jonathan: exactly. he eventually lo

i'm q mccray, abc7 news. jonathan: breaking news. this has to do with mendez.e are learning that she was sent back to el salvador, deported. it's an effort to save her from deportation. terry mcauliffe pardoned a misdemeanor driving conviction on the record and a number of members of congress stepped in on her behalf because she was deported june 14. her children are u.s. citizens. nancy: "7 on your side" with a we know how hard buying clothes online because it's tough to make sure it fits correctly but amazon has a solution. they are testing out what is called prime wardrobe. they try on clothes at home and you only pay for what you keep. millions of pieces of clotheing will be eligible. calvin klein and levois. this is a god send for so many people. michelle: including us. nancy: you don't know how it will fit. michelle: you don't have to ask does it make me look fat? she is always no, it's great. please, they always tell it looks great when it's questionable. jonathan: if you are at home and your girlfriend or wife asks if something like that, no. no, no, no

q mccray continues the team coverage from the neighborhood. q? q: we spoke to a lot of witnesses here today. they all told me that they still can't stop thinking about what happened last night around 7:30 in northwest 18th street. you see the orange markings? they mark where the collision happened. >> what do you think it is? >> i hope it is. >> jay waited 16 hours to get access to the car again. >> it was a struggle because i was across the street in another establishment. we got trapped in there. the street was locked down. >> his car was caught in the crime scene after a pickup plowed over two officers and a third person on 18th street northwest last night. he recorded this cell phone video of the aftermath. including a crushed bicycle and an officer being treated by paramedics. he fears that the officer's blood stained his car. >> it was blood coming out of his eyes. it was rough. >> like me and the woman in front of me i was taking the order for looked over. we saw there the floor. >> she had a different vantage point from her job. she faces

i'm q mccray and i'll see you next week with another edition of fighting back wall of justice. >> mayorriel bowser handing out friendly citations in neighborhoods in the district. i'm scott taylor. why this ticket isn't going to cost you anything but it will protect you. >> when i saw the wind it looked like it was a storm and fireworks, said this woman. "i told my husband this is the end of the world." larry: plus the latest on the deadly fires sweeping across parts of europe. nancy: but first, here is autria godfrey with a preview of tomorrow's "good morning washington." >> thanks, guys. tomorrow on "good morning washington," travel websites don't always give you the best deals on flights. now the new quicker way to find the cheapest air fare to your favorite getaway >> plus, find out how easy is it to break your smartphone addiction for better sleep and less stress in your life. >> keep it here for traffic and weather every ten minutes tomorrow morning at 4:25 on "good morning washington." nancy: you saw it first on 7. now more fallout from the i-team investigation into a rash of sma

coast and bay, i think you're too much in the gray as george mccray would say. 55 degrees in el cerrito 63 brentwood. so we're still slow to warm up here. 60s in low san jose. mostly cloudy. if you have the sun, you probably have a little breeze behind that. on shore breeze. san francisco 65/55. average 67/53. 88 the record high in 1942. had many reports of drizzle yesterday. not so many today. although there could still be around today, mist and drizzle. this fog is making a good push here. as it does, we have pretty temps on the peninsula. they have now warmed up, if you will, to the low and mid-50s. atherton still showing 52. hillsborough 53. west wind out to the delta. that breeze continues to rock and roll a little bit there. west/southwest at 21. 30 at the altamont pass. look for the low clouds to take its time getting over to the coast today. high pressure is nosing in. we can't hold a candle to the one that we had last week. inland temps will get into the 90s for a few. if not today, but for sure tomorrow and friday and saturday. upper 80s if you're well away from fog influence.