that report from melanie and she joins us from harare with more on the story hi melanie good to see you so voting is underway this is an historic election is the first as we said without former president robert mugabe how significant is this day for the people that you've been speaking to there. to me it's a very significant day for the almost six million voters here in zimbabwe i'm in harare at one of the polling stations and look at these queues behind me they are massive people have been queuing from four am in the morning at seven am is when the when the polling station opened and people here have really excited they feel like this is a fast election that could potentially be free and transparent and that they have vote this time around will really count well mugabe himself has hardly been seen or heard of since his ouster but melanie he made a surprise appearance as we said in front of the cameras the night before voting and he turned against his successor president immersed in one god well let's listen to what he said is our new you're. here so. worked very hard. to resign. no one

deval and she is covering the historic election for us in zimbabwe she's in harare and joins us hi melanie good to see you where are you what's happening right now. hi sue me alvin harrar ed one of the parenting stations on this very significant day for zimbabwe the queues behind me a mess of people have started to queue at four o'clock this morning just to be able to put that cross next to that candidate that they are voting for today they're hoping it's going to be a free and transparent election and in order for that to really happen in order to everything to run smoothly he had joined by brock german politician and the head of the european union observer mission here and zimbabwe and i brooke thank you so much for speaking to us can you tell us a bit more about your what are you monitoring for specifically for monitor gold procedure for people under started to be on the ground and begin to go join already . increase the davy of hundred forty people who are on the ground who had a visitor on seven hundred to nine hundred police stations or close to ten percent of all the polling station this

let's bring in melanie she is covering the elections for us from harare hi melanie good to see you counting is underway after a historic day of voting what is the latest on what happens next by counting started last night and of course we won't know anything until the results are finally out this week at some point but what we can say is that very confident that he will win the presidency he has been tweeting that he has information from ten thousand polling stations and he knows that we that he will win the election the thing is we don't know what he has that information from because there are some civil organizations collecting information alongside the editorial commission but they're not allowed to release those results until we've heard from the electoral commission and have about five days constitutionally until we will hear from the results that's the day when they have to tell us who will win but we are expecting the results by thursday already and we saw international observers in our report you spoke to them as well what was their assessment were these free and fair elections. we'

melanie. >> good morning, heather. heather: remarkable as it unfolded this weekend.e to get 4 boys out safely. phase 2 has begun, midnight here our time is when that started. what are the new or the significant dangers that they are facing at this point? >> well, of course the good thing i see about this rescue are based on yesterday's efforts where they got out and 7 and a half hours from the somewhat 2 and a half mile trek in cave in water, climbing and all different sorts of gear they needed. that's really a good sign. right now they are facing the rains and you have to navigate differently based on the depth of the water and in the cave and i don't know what that is because obviously i'm not there but what efforts are happening are they layed all of the oxygen down and that takes time, they have that down and now they will get 4 more boys, their health and nutrition i'm sure is depleting at this point in time. it's been 16, 17 days for them. i think that would be a concern i had heard the doctors are isolating them once they get to the hospital for good reason be

melanie. >> reporter: good morng yes,rs anlice w30er se ablo e tf his dna evidence but now combining it with new technology, that's how they were able to come up with ctures of the suspect.te now, we're talking about crimes that goack from 1989 to 1994. three brutal attacksom on w here in thewinbrook area of rockville. let's show you the t mapt montgomery county police gave us of thel locations. of these a little after 10 o'c. the first, june 1989 on louis avenue, the suspeed approach a womand from b assaulted her and then raped her. september 19, 1994 on twinbrook parkway suspect approached from behind with a knife tried to grab the victim to the side of her residence and rape her but she was able to get away and give informion to police. and then 1eptember 28th,994, dr. libak twee was seen leaving the metro her body was found near the side of her home on martha avenue. she has been assaulted raped and then strygled. montgomery c detectives with the cold case squad submitted dna from two of these casesnd got a match. this video here fromsh reston s how science and nowta revealin genetic att

astonishing achievement thank you melanie for and about joining us from zagreb joining me now is d.l.p. sports reporter barbara moore she's in moscow barbara had good to see you what is the atmosphere like right now. it's heartbreaking to hear melanie i must say from zagreb and it's a bit like what the people here also fear because most people who have been supporting croatia of course now anyway from from the moscow post-tax if i must say that four weeks of nerve wrecking tension have come to an end here with this fine and it was such a perfect final as a spectator it had everything you could wish for and we had a thunderstorm even going on during the game we had invaders on the pitch we had six goal it's incredible goals including a penalty and an own goal and as a as a neutral spectator i will say it was just fantastic to be a witness of this game it was a high scoring final you mention the six goals in sixty years what did you make of the game. what i do think it was it was into taining first of all you might be a bit critical of the french side they didn't have that many shots on target of course but then again friends just proved they are the

we want to go now to our correspondent melanie griffith ball she is in harare the capital of zimbabwe good evening to you melanie the ballot counting we understand is underway right now how did the election itself go were voters able to cast ballots freely and in peace. fran it's been truly amazing to see how significant this day has been here in zimbabwe there was six million voters and people were out queuing to put in their vote to put the cross next to that candidate from the very early hours three hours before the polling stations even opened and i've been talking to the people of them they've been telling me that yes they do believe it will be free and fair elections that they will be able to to put in their vote and that they're really excited that this time it will be the first time in zimbabwean history that that vote well actually count this is the first election in sixteen years in which international election observers have been allowed into the country we know there were some observers from the european union there in zimbabwe have we heard what their assessment of the voting

brent: good evening, melanie. the ballot count is underway. how did the election itself go?ere they able to cast ballots freely and in peace? >> it t has been truly amazing o see how significant this day has been here in zimbabwe.e. there were 6 million voters. people were out in line to vote. this was three hours before the polling stations even opened. after talking to the people, they say it -- they do believe it will be a free and fair election and that they will be able to put in their vote. they are really excited that this will be the first time in history that their vote will count. brent: we know that there were some observers from the european union there in zimbabwe. have we heard what their assessment of the voting is mark ---- voting is? melanie: we have been talking to the observers from the eu commission. this was the chief of the observing mission. he said he does think people will be able to cast their vote and that everything he has been seeing in the early hours has been very peaceful. later today he was saying that throw zimbabwe there were some areas whe

i want to go now to our correspondent melanie crystal ball she is in harare the capital of zimbabwe good evening to you melanie the ballot counting we understand is underway right now how did the election itself go were voters able to cast ballots freely and in peace brand it's been truly amazing to see how significant this day has been here in zimbabwe there was six million voters and people were out queuing to put in their vote to put the cross next to that candidate from the very early hour able to to put in their vote and that they're really excited that this time it will be the first time in zimbabwean history that that vote well actually count this is the first election in sixteen years in which international election observers have been awhile and into the country we know that there were some observers from the european union there in zimbabwe have we heard what their assessment of the voting is. we've been talking to observers from the e.u. commission here throughout the day and they've been telling us in the morning the chief of the observing mission and he's been telling us in

>> for the last month, good friends and cell mates melanie reddy and krystle o'reilly have looked outother during their stay at boston's suffolk county jail. >> you could have threw it away. what was it? >> but their time together might almost be up. in a few days, reddy is due in court to face a charge of prostitution that she hopes will be dismissed. if so, she'll be released from the courthouse directly back onto the streets and back to the problems presented by her longstanding drug addiction. >> do you want to get clean? >> sometimes. right now, no. i've had years clean and been a mother and woken up every day to my kid and taken her to the doctors and my mother's for sunday dinner. i've done all that. i've had the fee sawn say. i've had the house. i've had all of that. i didn't keep any of it. so what it meant i don't know. the minute something went wrong, went to the only thing i know, drugs and the streets. that's it. drugs and the streets, like that never even existed. >> reddy's 4 1/2-year-old daughter is now being raised by her mother and sister. reddy says they still have

good thing. we're going to bring indeed melanie cora she's standing by in zagreb disappointment for the croatian fans but they as she mentioned are very very happy with the fact that their team has finished second melanie if you can hear me can you tell me a little bit more about what the fans have been telling you now that this match is wrapped up. but they have really been telling me that they would that the whole time that they would really living the game with the players and i can just confound them every time that france was leaving i still have the fans here and see every club it seems and yet. i can actually say that i have felt that. every time that racists go in so we just have really very happy fans here the process would have been nice to bring the cup but overall. it's see one of the fans and i'm sure they've done a season celebrations throughout the night anyway. this is nick i want a question for you before the tournament starts that it was so if the creation of the fans were not sure if they're going to support the team because politicians have been using the team's success in th

melanie alnwick. back to you guys. >> all good advice.hanks mel. >>> 5:04 is our time and breaking overnight absphilly 88 in albuquerque new mexico cesays it was ford off the ter there was an intruder. it went dark for roughly an hour and a half. >> a reporter tweeted out the news saying the broadcast h to stop while police searched the premises. two of the station'sas newscts were affected before regular programming resumed. >> mourning for the victims of the capital gazette shooting continues today. wed onhe theeeld over people gunned down last thursday. >> editor and columnist rob highiaasen, wendi winters, gerad fischman and rebecca smi. >> according to an online invitation, the service will take place from 6:00 p.m. to 9 e nter in owens mills. >> 5:05 is our time right now and thereew are n concerns heis morning surrounding results of last month's hioric trump-kim jong un summ >> new evidence is revealing the regime whas beenorking to conceal aspects of its nucle program. >> the evidence indicates pyongyang is covering under existenc

>> good evening, president fung, commissioners, lazarus, wilson and honda. we're the under dog tonight. i've got my colleague, melanie sangupta to help me out this evening. you're here tonight to look at these findings and see if you can uphold the findings and deny this facility. as we said in our materials, we don't think there is evidence to support the finding, so is what the evidence? the testimony? the photographs we just saw? it's our photo simulations and the plans, and we think that there is no evidence to meet the findings that you have to make that was either presented tonight or previously presented. the department of public health, department of public works, and planning department concur in their brief, department of public works does not believe there's evidence to make the findings tonight. and so what are those findings? if you look at findings seven

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. >> bring in fox5's melanie alnwick live p outside olice headquarters. goodning, mel. >> reporter: good morning, guys. police have been very clear about illegal fireworks in theey district. the been talking about it press conferences, they've published information on t we site, they've even put out brochures that tells clearly what fireworks a legal and which one are illegal so small sparklers, little fountains, those are okay but anything that shoots up into e air and explodes o moves, those are not okay. so, s dcist, let'how you this article, that was fireworks displayut theays street.h intort may have beenbos thi neia o 13th street northwest last night shutting down that large fireworks sho show. >> let him go, let him go, let him go, let him go. >> reporter: and there you h canear neighbors and people who had gathered for this show shouting "le him go." neighbors also st us this video of a man in hacuffs ass fireworkp in the distance. according to the dcist article the crowdsave grown every year. it now involves a three part s.ow with projec the man inter

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. >> fox5's melanie alnwick live in northwest now with the details. mel, goodorning.>> reporter: d morning, guys.so this isn't a done dealf yet but so the changes could be happening by the end of this year into early next year. others may take a little bit longer but it is a big change because people, what they love about the zoo is i openness and accessibility but now the world has changed and thats openne seen as a big securityisk. some 25,000 vitors come to the national zoo every single day and now the smithsonian's only major public venue that doesn't have security screening like the oer smithsonian museums. the proposed changes would first close gap that was installed in 2012. the fence would also be designed t pvent someone from using a car or truckie raomtruckfr ramming vulnerabl a. each entrance would have a security screening pavilion guards and metal detectors. as you can imagine the plan is getting mixed reaction. >> i can see why they would like to do it. i don't know, i mean, if there's been in aeroblem in th past, there's a reason o to do it -- i

end up victory ok thanks to you and you looking very good on no sleep and guess let's switch now bow to the capital zagreb on hand for us there melanie only give us a sense of the mood in zagreb you know are people disappointed are they celebrating . you would have expected to be disappointed but that image could not have been further from the truth actually had you been here you might have confused with the city of the world champion people here was celebrating as if the creation team themselves had brought the world cup and not the friends so it's been truly amazing to see i had thirty thousand people here right behind me watching the game yesterday cheering for the team applauding and throughout the entire night we had fly and crackers flags waving people singing and dancing so we didn't need any tissue just tears of joy maybe so in other words the croatians just very very proud that such a small country made it to the final of the world cup. they are incredibly proud think about it they're just about four million people living in crazy and they would have never expected that team to go so far and then they made it to the finals o

. >> thank you sarah good to have you melanie, thank you as well we appreciate it. >> thank you >> stilltrade war with china why our next guest says the president asks for the wrong thing. he will explain next jimmy's gotten used to his whole room smelling like sweaty odors. yup, he's gone noseblind. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics... ...there's febreze fabric refresher. febreze doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors you've... ...gone noseblind to. and try febreze unstopables for fabric. with up to twice the fresh scent power, you'll want to try it... ...again and again and maybe just one more time. indulge in irresistible freshness. febreze unstopables. breathe happy. >>> when it comes to the trump trade war the next guest says if the president's kwoel is to reduce the trade deficit he should forget it but that doesn't mean he is totally against mr. trump's tariffs. here to explain, martin felled stein, harvard university professor and former council of economic adviser chairman under president regan. thanks for joining us.

melanie alnwick live at d.c. police headquarters tith the details onsem c dn a t cllitegy'als fireworks. mel. rning, guys.r: hey, goodeah, police have been pretty outspoken, ver clear about illegal fireworks in the city. they've mentioned it in press conferences.they've published i. it's on their web site. there's brochures they've been puttingutpalers and fountains vee okay, but anything that irys large, any projectiles, those sorts of things, they are clearly not. now,t been this area on the d.c.esteb site that tipped bught to nthwest shg down there very large show. >> let him go, let him go, let him go, let g himo. >> reporter: and there you can hear people shouting "let him go." video of a man in fireworks as the official fireworks show inpo the national mall off in the distance. now, according to the d.c.kest article at family's displ and the h crowdsave grown every year now involving a three part show with many familyiles and the that puts this off saying clearly that they knew this was against the law but they figured because they've been kind of overlooked in the pastit that was okay. but clely it is not. als

we have leadership power and so it's important we utilize that for the good, r for our family, communities and our nation. >> melanie sisterses lead, sisters vote. thank you so much for your time. really appreciate it. >> thank you, joy. >> much more ahead right here. stay with us. matt: whoo! whoo! jen: but that all changed when we bought a house. matt: voilà! jen: matt started turning into his dad. matt: mm. that's some good mulch. ♪ i'm awake. but it was pretty nifty when jen showed me how easy it was to protect our home and auto with progressive. [ wrapper crinkling ] get this butterscotch out of here. progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents. there's quite a bit of work, 'cause this was all -- this was all stapled. but we can protect your home and auto when you bundle with us. but we can protect your home and auto i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. number one trusted. number one awarded. it's got to be tide let someone else do the heavy lifting. tripadvisor c

national that's where we find fox5'se melani alnwick who joins us live with a preview. good, guys. look i'm standing right in the middle of constitution avenue. how often does that happen? road closures began at 6:00 o'clock this morning and you can see all along the avenue ready for the big parade that's gog to start around 11:45mohis ing. and you can seebo right 14the st where no more cars cean acss avenue. and then the rest of the cross streets by 11:00 o'clock this morning. they're going to shut down as well. let's talk o about somef events downtown here today. so many things going on. including over a nats park we've got theationals taking on the red sox at 11:00 this morning. here on the mall, theon smian folk life festival beginngs at 11:30 the parade at1:45. and then festivitiesnd food and family fun throughouthe da at 8:00 p.m. the concert the capital fourth concert begin and t fireworks going off at 9:09 on the dot. now everyone ies going to hav to go through securitpo cints. the mall right now is completelf fenced. you cannot get on to the mall from 14th street do

good evening, i'm >> i'm awe andma daetz. >>> abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporterpolice are calling him the ride share rapist. >> it's completely premature to be talking about the facts as alleged. >> reporter: there's allegations according to to sfpd that he raped four women between 2013 and 2018 by posing as their ride share driver. as his victims left nightclubs and bars downtown. >> these assaults were violent raps, committed by a serial rapist, a sexual deviant predator not stopping until he was caught. >> reporter: lyft says we confirmed this person drove for lyft. we immediately deactivated him as soon as we learned. the dna evidence linked him to the assaults, and he was arrested this past thursday. the following day i.c.e. launched a d

melanie alnwick, fox5 news. ke let's check in wit thomas now and talk weather. good morning. >> yeah, good i morning.e in d.c. how abo it? just for you folks ath home. 's what i do here. all right, cck out the and washington monument this sun finally starting to rise racross the d.c.egion and again it's going to be a one here today. possibly the best day of the week as humidity is nice and low and that's going to be stking around as we head through today, tomorrow and even through the first part of saturday before heat and humidity start creeping back in o on sunday. ncomfortable 75 degrees d.c. right now. quantico is at 74. we got 60's that have fallen back across theorthwest suburbs and again all about wpoints and check out these dewpoint numbers whenever they're down near 50 itng a very good. we're 52 right now in d.c., 50 at frederick and we even got some u 40's, hagerstown 49-degry comfortable air and again it'sic stng around throughout the day today. clouds have cleared the region from overnight. sunshine will break out once again today.hr onlyeat is maybe a shower wn throughf portions odo ia.

. >> fox5's melanie alnwick is live with the details on this and the city's attempt to crack down on illegal fireworks altogether. mel. >> reporter: hey, goodorning, guys. yeah, so some fireworks like small sparklers, little fountains and snakes those okay but large fireworks,pl things that exe or shoot things off or move, those are nond when things get bigger and bigger, it getsder and it and perhaps it was thisook article in the dcist web site that drew police's attention to this particular display. it could have been a neighbor complaint, ould have been bothseveral police, though, were brought to 13th street northwest last night shutting down that large fireworks show. >> let him l get him go, let himo, let him go, let him go. >> reporter: and there you see the crowds and you hear people chanting "let him go." neighbors sent us this video of a man in handcuffs as fireworks pop in the di tance. according to dcist article the family's display and the crowd hnv grown over year nolving a three part sw with many projecles. man interviewed said he knew the fireworks were busy and d.c. fire crews responding to several outdoor fires ignited by i

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general here with me in the studio good to have you with us and standing for by forests in the french capital paris and turkey in the croatian capital of zagreb melanie. we're going to start with tom here. but then tom the croatians actually donated the first half of the final a lot of possession that they had to the french coach to do additional saying that you know it was sheer mental strength that pulled the french through in the end how significant is this french victory well i mean the world cup is the biggest event in sports very significant is that i wish to avoid all that. did is film has been has made himself one of only three men in history to have won the world cup as a player which he did as captain back in march in art. and it was so as the coach pays just nineteen years old he's won the young player of the tournament he's the first teenager to school in the finals and pele in one hundred fifty eight. the final itself was the highest scoring finals it's one thousand nine hundred sixty six france had the second youngest scored the whole the whole tournament so what the records tell a little bit of the story because the story what self unl

good afternoon, and thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. show you mug shot of john cowell. team coverage this afternoon. melanie the family, but we'll vin with vic lee who has more on the suspect. >> reporter: we do not know what cowell's juvenile record is, but it's clear from his adult record that he's been in and out of trouble since he was 18. john lee cowell, just 27 years old, already with a long rap sheet. when he was 18, his criminal record included misdemeanor drug offenses, obstruction of a peace officer, and assault. on the assault charge he was quicked and released on probation. when he was 22, he was convicted of battery. two years later in 2015, another conviction for using drugs. then in 2016, more misdemeanor charges. this time at the target store in contra costa county. cowell was caught shoplifting and carrying drug paraphernalia. scott alonzo says police also found him with this. >> a tear gas canister, i believe he was found with. >> in may 2016, his most serious crime back then, second degree robbery at lucky in el >> the loss prevention officer attempted to confront and detain, and that's

good reason, of course. we have team coverage on this story tonight, the sister who was attacked and survives with abc 7 reporter melanie. >> first, let's hear from amanda with the latest on the investigation. >> yeah, there is -- excuse me, there is an added challenge in this investigation into the they say the man was a transient, meaning he doesn't have a permanent address. also, they say he is a violent felon. 18-year-old nia wilson and her sister boarded a bart train in concord sunday night. bart police say

good man, justice. >> san francisco police say they have no suspect information to share at this time. in the newsroom, melanie woodrow, abc news. >> all right, melanie, thank you. >>> bay area authorities are on heightened alert heading into the fourth of july after the fbi says they uncovered a terror plot in which san francisco was mentioned. >> that's right. news anchor kristen sze is here with the details. >> 48-year-old demetrius pitts was given a public defender this afternoon in his first court appearance on terrorism charges. the fbi says the al qaeda sympathizer did surveillance in downtown cleveland, telling an undercover agent he planned to blow up parade there this fourth of july. and then after that, he said he wanted to go after his birthplace, philadelphia on labor day. so that was next on his list. and then he also discussed possibly traveling to san francisco to look for additional targets. charging papers also allege pitts wanted to hurt the children of military personnel, suggesting giving them remote controlled cars packed with explosives to blow up bases. >> we track these very closely. w

good morning, we are back with more proud american pictures as we wrap up on this fourth of july. erickson joins the marines. rob: here is melanier seconding them. this. 300 proud americans enjoying their community with more than 40,000 star spangled banners. turning red, white and blue for the 20th year in a row. rob: gas prices reaching the highest they have been in 40 years. national average at the pump $2.86 a gallon. some airlines raising ticket prices to compensate for the gas prices. jillian: new poll reporting only 32% are extremely proud. that number has been on the decline since the president took office. republicans are 74%. their highest in five years. rob: that is interesting. celebrating independence day with red, white, and blue berry bread. jillian: rolling out the patriotic white bread filled with cranberry, but berries. i would like some. rob: we are not gluten free around here. jillian: no, we are not. rob: 200 plus locations. jillian: happy independence day. rob: enjoy it, see you later. >> democrats say we want to abandon ice. we are not abandoning ice. and we are not abandoning our law enforcement protest o

melanie alnwick fox news. >> tucker barnes is out and about. it's friy and we are zip tripping we're i woodbridge, virginia this week. good morning tucker.'m here at potomac town center -- wait. where am i, beth? tl me. okay -- yes, i'm in bridge at potomac town center.e iston got it.stone bridge at pon center. come down and see me. going to be a great morning. no rain out here's about 80 deg. it is warm and humid. we'll ben for another warm and sticky start. having a great big zip trip arounde. herlots of activities. 'lplomsee c get that name right for the rest of the morning. let's do the forecast. 80 degrees now in washington. best i can tell we have not dipped below the 80-degree old r number autopsy 96, steve, of temperatures 80 or high that are wanatown, 74 this morning for you inn gaithersburg. allshers likely between ut2: a00bo. they'roie ttweengn abouto0:00 10 as a cold front comes tinghrou h highs in the upper 80's. best chance for rain between about 10:00 andy0:0taarsolenin . of course we're zipping down hey. and tony will bng joini me next hour. all right, eri you're not coming this morning. we're going to miss you. how is it

good reason, of course. we have team coverage on this story tonight, the sister who was attacked and survives with abc 7 reporter melanie woodrow. >> first, let's hear from amanda with the latest on the investigation. >> yeah, there is -- excuse me, there is an added challenge in this investigation into the they say the man was a transient, meaning he doesn't have a permanent address. also, they say he is a violent felon. 18-year-old nia wilson and her sister boarded a bart train in concord sunday night. bart police say the suspect and victims rode the same train to macarthur bart station. unprovoked, the suspect pulled out a life and attacked the young women. the suspect killed nia and wounded her older sister. >> everything that we've uncovered up to this point, we see no altercation. we don't have any information that there was any type of dispute. >> no reason this should have happened. however, the suspect still managed to get away. chief rojas says the officers later found the knife to kill nia at a nearby construction site. we're told a crucial part of this investigation was surveillance video. in the past bart h

boys experienced, but it's a good surrogate to understand how useful a tool that would be able to damp down that reactivity would be for you. >> reporter: in san francisco, melanieews. for art? the prestigious festival taking place today in the bay area. >>> but first, we're taking a live look outside from our east bay hills camera. you can see the clouds slowly rolling through. >>> good morning, everyone. we're taking a live look outside from our camera along the coast down in santa cruz. you can see a little windy out there as well as the fog. it is rolling through this part of the coast. we'll get a check of the full accuweather forecast from meteorologist drew tuma coming up in just a little bit. >>> happen today, another edition of sunday streets in san francisco. the event returns to the mission district for a second round of car-free streets. it provides open space for kids to run, bike, and play. sunday streets will celebrate the mission's rich history, giving residents and visitors a chance to experience the area's murals, arts and businesses. today's event runs from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. >>> also happening today, your last chance to enjoy one of the

melanie alnwick is outside the national archives buildings giving a preview of what could possibly happen today, what you need toin br what you don't need to brink some obvious, some ornot. >> repr: goodning, little curve ball, we moved from the national archives furthern down constitutio avenue, you can see the h fenciere, road closures set to beginus literal in j the minutes from now, is is henry bacon drive, but constitution avenue along here allf this is going to be shut down this will become a secure perimeter zone, y can see the metrobuses being used as shuttle busses, i want you to take note similar to what we have for the stanley cup pade. if you're planning on viewingth parade, you'll need tse which side of the street you want toe on we also know that there's so many different things going on dark we've got the folk live festival, nats park, we have, of course, so many different vendors and things long themall, parade. and all of this leading up to the grand finally >> god bless america. >> and that is just some of the performers who were warming up yesterday. before the big capital 4th concert, soonl the crowds start showing up. it takes a lot of people to put on a party of