back to michelle. michelle: thank you.ake a look now at this wild weather stirred up in south dakota. this is video of one of two tornadoes to form in that state. good news, though, no report of damage or injuries. scott: scary. steve: we have been lucky around here. we count our blessings and enjoy what we have now. we have changes on the way, especially tomorrow evening and friday morning. then things will improve dramatically. let's talk about going swimming. how does that sound? they're doing it this evening. no problems at all. we look outside. looking at really not a lot. 80 degrees. passing clouds here and there. not amounting to much as we move through the early evening hours. 79 degrees in manassas. 84 in leesburg. we are looking at the satellite and the radar now. it's just a few showers, just south of us around fredericksburg. those are fizzling out. anything that we see in the next hour or so shouldn't apt to a lot. more on the way in terms of the heavier rain that will arrive late tomorrow evening through the

michelle: thank you. after more than 36 hours crews wrapped up repairs to a water main break in alexandria. but they still have to close up the road there. it opened up wednesday night at water main break. crews fixed it overnight and began repaving this morning. but the bad news for the people in the area. boil water advisory will remain in effect through tomorrow. hard to see people working out in the heat like that but it's even worse if you're stuck in traffic. we have trouble spot. jamie? jamie: take a look. this is an issue. if you travel along the capital beltway. you know i often talk about this. northwest corner from tysons getting into montgomery county is rough. you add in an accident and you block off three lanes and it's a rougher ride. this is on the inner loop near river road. take a look at the backup. it's a parking lot. they have not moved a lot. we'll see on the outer loop, everyone is flying by. talk about how big the backup is this is just growing. five miles per hour. that is being g

michelle: that is right. two weeks of single tracking on the orange and silver led to confusion and some delays. alison: the delays not just on the rails but the roads. because, of course, so many more people are opting to drive. we have team coverage for you today on this. transportation reporter brianne carter covering metro. michelle: jamie sullivan and chris papst are on traffic watch. jonathan: stephen tschida is looking at businesses affected by today's changes but let's start off with the transportation reporter brianne carter at foggy bottom where metro g.m. paul wiedefeld will be briefing the media in a moment. brianne: that is right. not only from paul wiedefeld, metro's general manager but also jack evans the board chairman will be here speaking in a matter of minutes. this comes after some riders and lack of communication. specifically at the ballston station this morning. in terms of what platform they needed to be on to get to the trains and get to their job this morning. now while metro officia

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michelle: thank you. you can stay connected connecteh the stormwatch7 team whenever severe weather hits through wjla.com or the abc7 facebook page and twitter feed. you can download the stormwatch7 app for your smartphone or tablet. jonathan: it really was a dark day for the u.s. military. it started the the crash of the f-16 u.s. thunderbird in colorado. alison: in the next four hours we learned military transport vehicle flipped in flooding in texas, killing five soldiers. michelle: a blue angel fighter jet crashed in tennessee killing the pilot on board. the u.s. military and the federal aviation administration are both investigating after fa-18 hornet went down in a practice last week, the captain was in annapolis with the blue angels for the u.s. naval academy graduation. maryland bureau chief brad bell is there. what are people saying today about this? brad: you know what? they are saying they are saddened by this. it hurts them. it's almost like they have lost a star athlete from a favorite team. t

michelle: thank you. this afternoon, storms popping up to the west and mostly to the mountains and i-81. the big question here -- are they headed our way? chief meteorologist doug hill has the first check on the forecast. doug? doug: hi there. the quick answer is slowly the shower and the storm activity is headed in our direction. if any arrives it is later this everything. we think tonight there is a good chance showers and metro area. what we have all day long is a weak flow of winds from the atlantic ocean and the east. as they travel to the west it will initiate the shower and storms. they will continue to pop. south of harrisonburg, where the radar is at the moment. bonnie is now back to tropical depression status that will head to the atlantic ocean. you see on the left-hand side of the screen a number of the areas has a chance for the storms today, tomorrow, and saturday. watch for the chance of isolated storms in the metro between 7:00 and 11:00 tonight with a bit of clearing overnight and patchy

michelle? michelle: tomorrow will be a big day at smithsonian history. it's opening a major exhibit at the air and the space museum. the renovated milestones of flight gallery reopens after an extensive renovation. the reopening coincides with the museum's 40th anniversary. included among the artifacts the freshly restored module from "star trek" tv series, which is itself celebrating the 50th anniversary this year. the museum will stay open all night friday allowing visitors to star gaze in the observatory and watch space themed movies there. a lot of fun. doug when i was in high school that's where "star trek" came out. there were three of us guys that were "star trek" nerds. nobody else cared. jonathan: the costumes and the special effects, all so rudimentary when they would beam them up. now we look at that and say it was so much fun. doug: it was fun. a lot of it coming true. roddenberry was a viznary. jonathan: he was. doug: let's see if we can forecast the next few days. i'd be happy getting right the next few hours. that will work. look at the ra

michelle: thank you, steve.ll ahead at 4:30 -- a civil rights complaint filed against montgomery county schools the. program in question and the students who say they are not being treated right. still ahead. jonathan: the biggest scam complaint that "7 on your side" hears about. fake phone calls from the i.r.s. we will take you on the "7 on your side" help center. that is where we have a phone bank set up to answer your questions. that is comin the greek flavors of our mediterranean collection.ve your choice of delicious chicken or hearty steak. creamy tzatziki sauce. try our mediterranean collection today. subway. fresh is what we do. horace: welcome to the "7 on your side" help center. we have a panel of folks here getting ready to answer your calls. the number one scam we get on "7 on your side" has to do with the i.r.s. we have folks from the f.t.c., local police, the i.r.s. and from ticta. you can explain, you are important in all of this, what you do and who you are. >> the treasury inspector general for

michelle: they are still working to free it. we are told blue whale's don't usually become entangled, because normally they don't swim as close to the shore, like grayack -- humpback and whales. there are 10,000 to 25,000 blue whales in the world. coming up at 4:00, a massive makeover or an eyesore? >> when i was a little kid, people would call me zach the legomaniac. >> using shippg not everyone is happy about it. we will let zach explain how he feels about the other homes in his neighborhood. that's next. jonathan: why did the bear cross the road? that's what they are asking. we will let you think about this -- what happens next, does the traffic stop? it scary, does the bear get hit by that truck, or does the truck swerve into the ditch? crazy story. we have the video. michelle: and a local strip mall, victim to crash after crash after crash. what store owner say is keeping them from fixing the problem, tonight at 5:00. i will see you then. jonathan: the house in this next story is probably one like you have never seen. it is

michelle: a developing story. in the texas panhandle 25 miles away from amarillo a federal railroad administration says it is unclear how fast the train was going or what caused the crash. ntsb jonathan: that time of year where the weather can change in minutes. doug has joined us now. we have watches you just posted. doug: severe thunderstorm watch just posted for the metro area counties to the north, northeast that extends all the way through portions of the upper eastern shore, northern delaware, new jersey, eastern pennsylvania until 10:00 tonight. some of the cells developing along the cold front could produce wind gusts to 65 earn many. storms moving at a good clip. conditions outside suggest it will intensify in the next few hours. live shot from the weather bug camera in frederick, maryland, shows heavy rain moving in with that particular cell. that line is moving across central sections of frederick county right now. again the line seems to be concentrated north and west of the metro area. look south to t

>> michelle: swampland. not much. >> anthony: body disposal. >> michelle: you can say that.ally come here for the seafood and it would be elegant. >> anthony: well, you have the waiters in the little bolero-type jacket things. >> michelle: or a bow tie and there's still some places in miami that still have that. >> anthony: this is how you drink coffee in miami. >> michelle: the real places give you the milk first, then the coffee. >> anthony: what do they call this? >> michelle: it's a big cup with little cups. >> anthony: it is basically like the coffee version, the caffeine version of a one-hitter. i'd have one of those. at the next place, i'd have another. i basically get increasingly jangly as i head towards work. >> michelle: i grew up on the colada. at 4 i think i had my first colada. we all give our babies coffee. they put their finger in it to taste it and they all grow up loving coffee. >> anthony: that's good. so this is a nonjudgmental land, you can pretty much get away with almost anything. anthony: it's good coffee. >> michelle: i'm so glad you like it. a lot o

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leon: thank you, michelle.ow to new video coming out to give us further insight in the man behind the nightclub terror attack that claimed 49 lives in orlando. this video just coming in to the newsroom now. you see it here. this shows the home of the suspect omar mateen. police seized items there in the home including computers and other assorted electronics. this information coming out as we learn more about the 27 people who were still hospitalized at this hour. six of whom are critically hurt. kevin lewis tracking the developing story this evening. kevin: based on the confiscated devices

i'm michelle henery. thank you for joining us.oming up on the program today -- the netherlands -- where the sale of church relics is big business. underage refugees become victims of human trafficking in italy. and, in switzerland, a man's home is his caravan. there is a small but driving jewish community in croatia here they once formed part of yugoslavia. for centuries, it has played an important role in society, culture, and economy. the community has a cam -- accused croatia's new right-wing government of denying the crimes during world war two. tens of thousands died in the death camps known as the croatian shorts. here, we meet mr. goldstein:, -- slavko goldstein, who lost some of his family there and is fearful of the past been forgotten. >> there is not much left. slavko goldstein shows us around the memorial site at the former concentration camp. mr. goldstein: you can see some of the freight wagons, the prisoner transports. right over there. they executed people over there on the other side. i lost my grandmother, grandf

i'm michelle henery. thanks for joining us. coming up on the program today -- a school in france gives its pupils a sense of identity. even after fleeing to germany, some refugees still face persecution. and in romania, making conservation cool in the danube delta. located in the southeast of europe, albania is a candidate for membership in the european union, but the small mountainous nation has a lot of work to do to prove that it merits such a status. to highlight its efforts at reform and at the request of the u.s., albania has agreed to recital thousands of members of an iranian opposition group known as the people's mujahedin. for years, they've been housed in the u.s.-backed can't in iraq. our reporter went to the albanian capital to meet a former member. >> ehsan bidi is keeping a low profile in a toronto -- tirana suburb. he claims to have been threatened by his forme comrades, militant fighters from the people's mujahedin of iran or mek. they do not want him to talk about his experiences. bidi: they've been after me s

michelle? >> hello? amy: hi, michele. on the issue of the tpp and the democratic platform? >> i would certainly hope that we are able to use this opportunity to essentially get the democratic party platform more in line with what the majority of americans, certainly the people in the democratic party, believe on trade. currently, i think the 2012 democratic platform describes support for free and fair trade. i think perhaps what we might be able to see is a little bit of scrubbing of the word "free," because what we have seen that term mean when it comes to the free trade deals being brought before congress, when it comes to fast track is, deeply flawed, very anti-environmental trade deals that in-depth threatening not only current environmental decision, policies, and regulations, but have a chilling effect on the kinds of environment or that we need to see. ist a trade deals mean now actually not really trade at all. it means anti-regulation, deregulation, and when environmental and public health regulations themselves are treated as a barrier to trade and therefore need

michelle: that's it for today.e sure to tune in next week when damian returns with a special program on brexit. he travels to london to take a closer look at britain's upcoming vote on whether to stay in the european union or leave. until next time, it's goodbye from me and the whole team. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] steves: i'm meeting my florentine friend tommaso at i fratellini, a venerable hole in the wall much loved among locals for its tasty sandwiches and wine sold by the glass. -grazie. -tommaso: thank you. and when you're done, you leave it on the rack. steves: boy, it's intense in the city. tommaso: yes, it is. well, if you want to leave the tourists, let's cross the river, and let's go to where the real florentines live and work. -steves: what's that? -tommaso: the oltrarno area. steves: there's much more to this town than tourism, as you'll quickly find in the characteristic back lanes of the olt

michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> michelle, thank you. >>> families grieving.ims have been identified. many family members waiting for word on their own loved ones. there were dozens of visibly distraught people gathered at an orlando hotel not far from the hospital. they set up a family assistance center to give updates. many people are finding out whether their loved ones are alive or dead. >> trying all morning so i can't find him. police keep him in your prayers and hopefully this man is stopped. >> other family members getting the news that their loved one is alive and recovering in the hospital. >>> mourners gathered yesterday to honor victims. more are planned for today. you see san francisco city hall lit up. thousands filled harvey milk plaza in the castro district. we'll have more coverage on the orlando shooting throughout the day. head to nbcbayarea.com or download our app. >>. >> get ready for your day. >> it is looking much nicer than the weather we had over the weekend. feeling more comfortable. it's 57 in san francisco. east bay at 59. a look at

michelle roberts is there live.he'll join us with the latest on the investigation coming up in just minutes. >>> good morning. thank you very much for joining us on this tuesday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get a look at that morning forecast with kari. >> looks good. >> sun is rising. we have clear skies. we'll have a lot of sunshine today. we won't have the heat to go along with it. it will feel comfortable. it's now 56 in the east bay and san francisco with highs reaching the mid 60s in the city and low 70s elsewhere. our winds start to pick up, too. a few clouds here and there. overall mostly sunny skies. can't complain about today. you may be complaining about the heat this weekend. i'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. how is it looking as you head across the bay bridge? >> we have the backup here. toll plaza, metering lights are turned on. filling in all the lanes. no big surprises here. the rest of the bay pretty smooth, predictable pattern around the bay. i will show you one

michelle grossman is here with the father's day forecast. looking good, michelle. >> yes.oing to be warm tomorrow but a nice day. sunshine into the forecast today. also onñ sunday. so warm today, even warmer for your father's day. overall looking to be a really nice weekend. outdoors we're looking at mainly clear skies this morning. sun is up in a lot of spots. we're brighter in a lot of

michelle? >>> bay area firefighters are in southern california trying to keep multiple wildfires from devouring neighborhoods. four fires are burning in southern california and one is near the u.s. mexico border and another in santa barbara county. two others started in the angeles national forest, and all have prompted road closures. 700 firefighters are battling the flames in 100-degree heat, and more evacuations could be necessary. >> it looked like the world is ending. you look outside and see the sky is red. it looked like a scene from the movie. >> the fires are expected to merge and become a massive fire today. >>> a somber day in silicone valley as thousands of pay tribute to a fallen san jose police officer. kiet do is live at the sap center, the site of the memorial for officer katherman. >> reporter: good morning. they have a lot of experience in planning the funeral here, a massive undertaking with thousands of officers coming in, a moving sight set to begin. officer kather was kill

look away, michelle. >> wasn't hard. >> all right.d to check the roadways, and the carquinas bridge to the maze is slow and 62 minutes for the drive time from 680 to the 101. and westbound 580 is busy also. you can see the drive times out of pleasantton, 9 miles per hour. and pretty much between fremont and hayward, southbound taking the bulk of the delays working from 238 to the san mateo bridge. 20-minute drive times. bart is on time. skip the roadways and use mass transit. >> what kind of spider is that? that's the longest living spider ever. >> you are giving me the chills. >> that's why i'm talking about it. a live weather camera towards the city of an. >> -- san francisco. lots of sunshine at the beaches and right now, san francisco, 55, and 62 in oakland. nearly 80 in oakland today and mid to high 80s and low 90s across the santa clara valley and mid-90s to the east and 80s to the north and 90 in napa. concord at 95 today and notice 90 in campbell and pretty much the east bay members will show close to 100. the heat wave will c

michelle grossman is here with the father's day forecast. looking good, michelle. >> yes. it's going to be warm tomorrow but a nice day. sunshine into the forecast today. also onñ sunday. so warm today, even warmer for your father's day. overall looking to be a really nice weekend. outdoors we're looking at mainly clear skies this morning. sun is up in a lot of spots. we're brighter in a lot of spots. looking at mainly clear skies. cool start. temperatures in the 50s and 60s across the area. a live look in wilmington. this is north wildwood, looking at temperatures in the 50s. you may need a light jacket this morning. 60 in philadelphia. 53 in south jersey. 51 in the p.a. suburbs and 57 in delaware. zooming closer to the suburbs. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. west bradford township, 58. we're looking at temperatures cool this morning. we'll rise very, very quickly, though, once the sun gets going. chadsford, 54. by this afternoon we will be into the mid to upper 80s in a lot of spots. new hope, 50. north wail, 49. new jersey, as we go throughout the afternoon we ri

michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you, michelle. 6:03. members of the lgbtq in the bay area are refusing to retreat in fear. dozens came together last night and you watched through downtown san jose. they lit candles at city hall memorializing 49 people who were lost. many say the shooting at the club where members of the community go to be free is frightening. >> the spaces that are safe for us and as women, for a lot of women it's hard to be out. those are places where you feel a little safer. >> marchers refuse to hide in fear. they are leaning on each other during this time of grief. police department says it will make its presence known in places where the community gathers, hoping to provide protection and reassurance. >> this morning we are getting to know the victims better through their loves ones. their stories are just emerging and will continue to emerge in the days that follow. luis worked at harry potter. j.k. rowling tweeted out, i can't stop crying. eddie is being remembered as popular and fun loving. eddie justice was tra

the housekeeper testified michelle also gave her one of her favorite coats that day. her body discovered the next morning. prosecutors used the housekeeper to make a different point about evidence of an assault asking, you didn't leave a clump of hair on mrs. castillo's bedroom floor, did you? i don't remember. you didn't see a large bloodstain on mrs. castillo's bottom sheet? no. coming up at 6:00, why she ended up with some of his dead wife's belongings. >>> the three maryland families that lost their loved ones in a car crash will say their final good-byes after that crash that claimed the lives of those three teenagers. they were in a pickup truck that crashed in manassas yesterday. on monday, there's a funeral mass. we're waiting to learn about arrangements for carey green. >>> we're looking forward to some real hot weather coming our way pretty soon. >> we're talking about getting back into the 90s and yet a chance of weekend rain. when does that happen exactly? the first front is going to give us some very warm air behind it. that is warm front that will move t

michelle marsh has the story you will see only tonight on "20/20." tell us about this. michelle: in an exclusive interview with robin roberts, bobby brown opens up about whitney houston's death four years ago and their daughter bobbi kristina's death last year. >> it's not a mystery to me. daughter is what happened to whitney. there was only one person around on both occasions. >> you won't say his name. nick gordon is who you are referring to. >> i won't say his name. >> whitney houston death ruledded accidental drowning after her body was found submerged in a bathtub. bobbi kristina was also found unresponsive in a bathtub. but autopsy couldn't determine if it was intentional or accidental. both women had drugs in their system. in his new book, bobby brown says he first saw whitney houston do drugs the day of their wedding. she was, "hunched over a bureau snorting a line of coke." he said she offered him a hit and he said no. >> she wasn't that. the drugs wasn't her. she did drugs. but the drugs didn't do her. e knew how to handle -- she knew how to handle herself. pr

i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. democratic lawmakers demanding action on gun control spent the night on the floor of the house of representatives. it's been more than 20 hours since their sit-in began. weijia jang has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. the republicans launched up their legislative business to adjourn the session at 34:15 a.m. about 20 lawmakers are on the hours fleuhr like an ex- >> mation point to the already extraordinary episode. >> reporter: even with the house in recess democratic lawmakers are on the floor this morning. calling for action gun control on the orlando massacre. >> i will stay here until hell freezes over. i don't know when that's going to happen but it hasn't happened yet. >> reporter: lawmakers shouted down house speaker paul ryan and continued to demand a vote on "no fly, no buy" bill aimed at prohibiting anyone on a terror watch list from buying a gun. >> we'll be here the whole night. we'll be here as long as it takes. >> rise up, democrats! rise up, americans! >> reporte

michelle marsh is there live with more. michelle? michelle: hey, this is really a great service. we are hosting the ask the pediatrician with pediatric experts from children's national health system here to questions that you may have. this time of year a lot of families getting ready for summer vacation. sending kids off to summer camp. we know you have questions. so this is a great resource for you to run something by a doctor before you make that decision, where you make the trip. joining me right now is dr. cato, one of the volunteers here answering phone calls. tell me about some of the questions you are getting. >> of course we have questions about the zika virus, which is on everybody's mind. about summer vacation plans and how zika factors into that. we have the usual questions about young children, about development, speeding, -- speaking. when should my child speak? when we questions about the insect bites, rashes, things that come up in summertime. michelle: great questions. there are professionals here standing by to answer your calls. 703-236-9220. they will be here

michelle? >>> dozens of people are looking for a new place to live after a devastating fire in san francisco. kpix 5's jackie ward is joining us live from the mission district where firefighters are expected to be out again today. >> reporter: michelle, look at the damage behind me. this gives you a hint of what firefighters had to deal with over the weekend. building inspectors will be here later this morning as they try to determine a cause for two buildings that were red tagging and several more yellow tagged. the fire started at 2:30 saturday and quickly grew to a 5 alarm and took 150 firefighters to stamp it out. we spoke to the owner of one of the few businesses spared. >> everything is fine. we are one of the lucky ones. >> you have to be so relieved. >> i am so lucky. my neighbors, i am very sorry for them. >> reporter: the red cross and the salvation army has set up a shelter on valencia street. jackie ward, kpix 5. >> jackie, was anyone injured? >> reporter: amazingly, no. 58 people w

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meteorologist michelle grossman has all the details for us. michelle. >> hi there, rosemary.afternoon. watching the potential for strong storms. some could be on the severe side. right now all is quiet. a mixture of sun and clouds out there. starting to warm up quickly. started out at the 50s. some spots in the 40s. we're going to see the temperatures climbing. close to 90 in philadelphia later this afternoon. we are looking at north wildwood, new jersey. a lot of people on the boards now. looking at temperatures into the upper 6 os and low 70s in those spots. first alert later on this afternoon. everyone has a chance for seeing a strong storm. the best chances in lively, pa suburbs, central jersey. they'll be fast moving. even if they are severe and dropping hail, damaging winds and lightning, we're going to see them moving through very quickly. temperatures, we made it close to 70 in a lot of spots. coatesville, 68. 70 in philadelphia, 72 in mount holly. 73 in vineland. throughout the day we'll watch the system continuing to move to the east. and it's going to impact our ar

mark: i will put it to michelle. vonnie: yes, michelle.he is unable to get a restructured agreement with the majority of creditors, it can take this to a court and force sort of reconciliation there. lastly to you, greg, any more exciting decisions from scotus today? greg: additional decisions? ok, the biggest is president obama's immigration plan, that let them seek work permits, with an affirmative action case and abortion case still to come in the next couple of weeks. all right, greg, thank you. michelle, we will be checking in with you again before july 1. taking a look at u.s. markets, right after the european close. the dow is down, picking up steam there. the s&p is down nine points. ♪ >> it's noon in new york, 5:00 p.m. in london. >> welcome to "bloomberg markets." ♪ >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, good afternoon, i'm scarlet fu. i'm all of photonic. here is what we are watching. adding linked into its network for $22 billion. will the microsoft yield sparked a fire in businesses? we will ask the global cohead of