michelle: caught on video. police diving to water to save people trapped in a sinkerring car -- sinking car. they got a big boost from people nearby. y'all plus a mother and a daughter beaten after the attack was caught on video. michelle: and tonight experts from the employment justice center taking your calls about workplace rights. call 703-236-9220. they will be taking c alison: just in from fairfax county police are looking for vandals who caused $20,000 in damage to white oaks elementary school in burke. investigators believe the vandalism happened late sunday or early monday morning. you can see the vandals damaged a brand new playground they had there. a shed. and then they set several small fires insi michelle: investigators don't know what or who started the massive fire in houston. the fire spread from a warehouse to a car dealership destroying at least a dozen vehicles. nearby transformer exploded in the fire. knocking out power to thousands of homes and businesses. fortunately no one was hurt. alis

michelle: good news there.oks was in the middle of a song "unanswered prayers" in a concert in ellicott oklahoy when he saw something that made him stop. >> big plans. do you have that yet? where do you want to go on the honeymoon? where? no idea? if you pick hawaii, i'll pay for it. >> pick tahiti or something. >> her boyfriend proposed. he posted when you shut down the entire garth concert to propose to the love of your life. oops, sorry. not sorry. nancy: lucky that he said yes. congratulations. good for him. let's check in with larry smith to find out what is coming up new at 5:00. larry: ahead at 5:00, new information at the breaking news at the capitol where a man ran a vehicle to a barricade. a man throwing a child into traffic. the child is unarmed. at 5:00, meet be whom who rushed to the child's aid as others chased the man down. the piece of history found in an attic ahead at "abc7 news at 5:00". see you in a few. michelle: thank you. 1,500 dominion energy customers are waiting for the power to come b

michelle: the new move that could have robert e. lee michelle: the plan to remove statue of robert e. lee from city park does not violate law. in a court filing they said the law against removing a war memorial implies to monuments installed after the law was passed. the lee statute dates back to 1924. dueling protest over the statute's fate. the removal is being challenged in court. hearing scheduled next month. jonathan: technology is allowing us to get a conversation with a holocaust survivor. there is a hologram that can answer your questions. >> what nightmares did you have after? >> i have a nightmare of fire and not -- finding myself in a gas chamber and being gassed. jonathan: the hologram built with the help of a survivor who spent five hours a day answering every question you can imagine so the developers could develop this program. that program will be available at museums worldwide later this year. you will find more online from the web partner circa.com. michelle: only on 7, georgetown man accused of taking nude photos

michelle: times have changed. still to come at 6:00, a police officer smacked by a naked man on a metro train. that is not all he did. jonathan: plus, an out-of-this-world light show in time for the fourth. but this one thanks to mother fios is not cable. and we believe everyone deserves faster internet. so with fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs 20 times faster than most people have. and it's just $79.99 a month online for the first year. with tv and phone for $79.99 a month. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years. all with a 2-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com. jonathan: skies over iowa look this gives us something to look forward to tonight. this was the grand finale in a fourth of july celebration in iowa. they have a tradition. they have a midnight parade followed by fireworks. one of many fireworks displays that went

michelle: a warning about a local lake. you will want to keep your dog out of. >> if this is common in many buildings. what if you need is the back of michelle: members of the port authority high angle rescue team went you have after them and the photographers had all the camera gear with them. the men were not hurt. but they are being charged. >> maryland congressional officials are calling on the federal transit administration to sign an agreement to immediately fund the purple line. the democrats sent joint letter to the head of the organization claiming that there are no major hurdles to prevent signing of the agreement. once signed the construction should begin. lawsuit is pending over the light rail to connect montgomery and prince george's county. jonathan: a warning going out because of two popular lakes. keep your pet aprey from the lakes. the green algae causing concern at lake needwood and lake frank both in derwood. people are told to keep pets on the leash and stay away from the water. this is the eighth year t

michelle: the d.c. police searching for another man caught on surveillance video exchanging gunfire in northeast last week. one of the bullets struck a 1-year-old boy. they a and charged him with assault with a dangerous weapon. investigators are also looking for a third person of interest. happening today meeting ward eight no crack down on violence. they are hosting a town hall to get the communities involved the public safety. it is 6:30 tonight. the fate of 11-month-old charlie gard now in the hands of an american neurosurgeon. a brain specialist completed two-day examination on charlie and the findings will determine if the baby lives or dies. charlie has a severe genetic illness. he can't see, hear or breathe without help. the british doctors want to take him off life support but the parents are fighting to keep him alive. >> he is our flesh and blood. michelle: if the doctor believes an experimental treatment can save his life the infant will be sent to the u.s. to receive it. nancy: resur jent h

michelle: thank you, doug. chipotle in sterling shut the doors after a number of the people report getting sick after eating there. alison: sound familiar? we learned that the chipotle on route 7 will not reopen today. so what caused the illnesses? >> jeff goldberg with the latest. jeff: the moment the customers find out why the sterling location is closed. >> you're kidding. >> scary. jeff: many turn around leave shaking their heads. >> disappointed. i like chipotle. >> very disturbing. jeff chipotle voluntarily shut down the restaurant on monday after multiple people commented on the website iwaspoisoned.com. saying they were sick with fever, nausea and vomiting after eating at the sterling location. some vows to never again return. >> i don't know if i'll come back. >> i won't be back. >> my kids eat it, too. not worth it. c the loudoun county health officials to understand the cause and resolve the situation as quickly as possible. the company says the symptoms are consistent with norovirus but, "norovirus

>> michelle: swampland. not much. >> anthony: body disposal. >> michelle: you can say that.estaurant, we would actually 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 lileups. >> 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

michelle: a wild scene is there. florida, when a man drove a car with propane tanks into an apartment building. he did it on purpose after having an argument with his girlfriend who lived in that building. there were five people inside at the time including ad to her. everyone survived except for the driver of the car. jonathan: there is new details now on monday's escape and recapture of an undocumented immigrant in loudoun county. michelle: we now learned that marlo danilo rivas-mendez was deported five times between 2007 and last year. recently rivas-mendez was arrested for public intoxication. in transport he complained the handcuffs were too tight. when the driver stopped so the officers could loosen them, rivas-mendez ran off. before he is deported a sixth time, rivas-mendez will face charges related to the escape. jonathan: u.s. congressman now stirred up a huge controversy in his visit to poland. the backlash is over a selfie video that he posted on youtube. some called it bizarre and disgusting. >> actual ca

michelle: thank you, nathan. heart-broken family wants answers after its patriarch adriano lombre was shot and killed on the beltway. married and a father of four he was shot near the pennsylvania avenue exit. shortly before midnight saturday. tonight his family is struggling to come to terms with the loss. >> he wasn't just in the family circle. he was the centerpiece to the family. he kept everybody together. he was the life of the party. it wasn't a party unless my dad was there. michelle: they say the shooting was intentional despite that lombre wasn't specifically targeted. anyone who may have something that night late saturday call the police. jonathan: security will be tight for the fourth of july festivities on the national mall. what can you expect if you plan to join hundreds of folks out there to celebrate? the fence behind you is a giveaway. you can't get in there unless you do what? q: there is a lot to do before you get in this area. your will notice tourists and law enforcement. the police are here

michelle: the fire is only 5% contained. the whittier fire forced 4,000 people to evacuate their homes. this time lapse video shows how quickly the flames spread over a mountain peak. it started at 7 at night and goes until 1 centre next afternoon -- 1:00 the next afternoon. it destroyed two dozen buildings and several vehicles. alison: look at this. vacationers in the outer banks have a story to tell. a massive water spout was cited today. this was near kill devil hills. this is one of a few spotted today that prompted the tornado warnings. no reports of injuries. also caught on video a true rarity for europe. this afternoon a tornado went ripping across an open field in austria. the twister packed 110-mile-per-hour winds. local media reports the storm that spawned it caused 15 million euros worth of damage. no reports though of any injuries. steve: very strange to see it there. the heatwave, we are at day number one. how is everyone doing? everyone doing okay? michelle: today wasn't bad. steve: tomorrow we crank it up. amp

michelle: i love how he blows out the candles.ope they show that again with his hat, fanning it. he has scaled back some but this year he is closed garden and he has gone from planting 200 to 60 so he is taking it easy but he is still visiting the garden a few days a week. nancy: good for him. michelle: you can get fresh produce. who can argue with that? brought you patti la belle's sweet poe faye toe pie is unveiling -- potato pie is unveiling another item. but nancy is not thrilled. nancy: they are selling troppals. they are pickles with fruit punch. i don't know why this is happening. it's getting mixed reaction online. this sounds like one of the things that -- michelle: hoax. nancy: pregnant and having cravings. tropicals. so there you go. michelle: there is 16 and 25 calllies. there -- serves 16 and 25 calories. there you go. coming up. >> police officers deal with a day. we get a look at what it's like. i'm jeff goldberg. we have that coming up. >> this is where we stay cool. i'm scott taylor. but this is a danger zone. how

but first let's turn things over to michelle marsh. michelle: all right, nancy. you know, no matter where you drive in the area, you are likely to hit traffic. gas prices are also at their lowest point in a dozen years. website wallet hub says that has 87% of americans going somewhere by car every day. but that is also adding up to collectively losing $124 billion each year just sitting in traffi fuel. of the 100 cities studied, d.c. ranks as the fourth worst city to drive in. it's only behind san francisco, oakland and detroit. d.c. also ties for the most time stuck in traffic and the highest likelihood of having an accident. drivers are also paying the fourth highest rate for parking. that makes you want towage, right? >> it does. michelle: i don't have better news to share. >> we're all like right, tell us something we don't know. nancy: it makes it difficult if you get lost driving. there are so many one-ways you have to the a huge loop to make it back to where you should have been in the first place. >> it's funny sometimes the studies they pay for and we ar

michelle: okay. one reason. way more convenient.llow the employees to buy things in the break room and get in the front door and log in the computers. each chip implanted in a person's hand costs $300 which would be covered by the company. employees won't be required to get the chip but 50 people voluntarily signed up for one and it does not have g.p.s. in it if you are wondering so they can't track people. larry: back to the severe weather only place to have severe weather last night. this is videotape from arizona, apache junction. it's 25 mile east of phoenix. the problem there was the flooding. look at the video. people had to be rescued by the helicopter. because the streets were flooded. in pennsylvania, you can see 17 hikers there -- i should say in pennsylvania the floodwaters lifted cars up. winds damaged homes. streets were flooded. trees were uprooted. it forced road closures. today people are picking up and trying to clean up from yesterday's tornado, or last night's tornado, people understand that the possession, belong

michelle? michelle: okay! thank you, steve.s out of san antonio where ten people died while packed inside a semi-trailer full of undocumented immigrants. texas congressman says the truck passed through a border patrol kek point two hours before it was discovered. what is unclear is whether 100 people got in the trailer before or after it crossed the border. the truck driver arrested claims he did not know people were inside of the trailer. nancy: the state of ohio executed a death row inmate today. the first execution in three years. ronald phillips died by lethal injection. a court found him guilty in 1993. he was convicted of raping and killing his girlfriend's 3-year-old daughter. the girl's mother was convicted of involuntary manslaughter. she died of cancer in prison tonight of the three convicts breaking out of a california jail. remember this? the guys recaptured last year. this is now the first look from a different point of view. the men documented the every move on a cell phone. they videotape themselves breaking out.

michelle: for sure!ily says it is important to have this kind of lineage because it gives them a sense of home that is hard to find now. especially in wade county. i lived in wade county in north carolina. you don't find things like that. nancy: you talk about the land grant from king george ii you are going back. michelle: you have history. nancy: cool story. jonathan: this is a crazy story. early morning fight that ended with an afternoon explosion. this is the aftermath here. police in florida say a guy filled a car up with propane tanks. intentionally drove his car into an apartment building. what you saw was one of the tanks blowing up. it's believed that he was targeting one woman specifically. perhaps an ex-girlfriend. the police say the two got in a fight and the man returned with four tanks of propane in his car. he did die in the crash. no one else was he raced his car in at a high rate of speed in this apartment where five people were. apparently intending to kill them, blow the place up, crea

michelle: estaremos muy pendientes.minar el rodaje de su Último film, nos la encontramos para hablar de su destape, en el vÍdeo de romeo santos. >> afortunadamente mi primera vez fue con romeo santos. [risas] estoy mÁs que contenta. preguntaron si querÍa el papel, y yo pregunte: con quiÉn? cuando me dijeron con romeo dos santos, dije: sÍ! cuando nos tenÍamos que dar el beso, yo tragaba agua, se me metÍa agua en los oídos. eso me pareciÓ muy cómico a mÍ, que lo sufrí. reportera: confiesa que le dio mucho nervio cuando tuvo que hacer "pole dance", a jessica le preguntamos por su corazÓn, pero prefirió pensar que le quedaba un aÑo con muchos proyectos. jessica: hola todos, esta es un saludo para mi familia de "primer impacto". michelle: un saludo para jessica tambiÉn. felicidades por este Éxito. estÁ guapÍsima! pamela: sÍ. hermosísima. michelle: una fanÁtica sorprende a jennifer lÓpez al apa lanzarse sobre ella. verÁ la reacciÓn de la diva aquÍ, en "primer impacto". ♪ ♪ ♪ michelle: cuatro Áticos de --el cantante leo dan, p

michelle: thank you.this comes as attorney general jeff sessions visits the prison at guantanamo bay. the justice department says the trip is to gain up to date understanding of the current operations in the war on terror. sessions has long been a proponent of keeping the prison open. obama administration worked to close it but was not able to do so. nancy: all right. we are back with steve rudin in the weather center. after the showers from the past couple of days, this was a nice surprise. steve: it was. the temperatures nice out there. the temperatures are around 90 degrees. this is the future cast. we could look at the pop-up showers and thunderstorms but i don't believe it will amount to a lot. the baseball game, fingers crossed on this. nancy: for today. belle haven country club. that is live for you. the plane beginning to land at reagan national airport. golfers are enjoying themselves moving through the afternoon. the temperature is 90 it at reagan national airport. 88 rat dale city. the satellit

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michel listed number of those areas. we have different views on how we achieve that. on financial settlement, we both recognise the importance of sorting out the obligations, we have for one another. both legally and in a spirit of mutual cooperation. we have had robust but constructive talks this week. there is a lot left to talk about, further work before we can resolve this. ultimately getting to a solution will require flexibility from both sides. and as michel said, we should not expect increment will progress in every round. on ireland and northern ireland, coordinators, this is a discussion rather than a working group, they have had a good discussion, and both sides remain committed to the good friday agreement. and achieving a flexible and imaginative solution for those unique circumstances around the border, particularly in the north—south connection of the agreement. these include the mechanisms we have discussed to preserve the common travel area and the rights associated with it. laid down ina the rights asso

michelle: a man is still missing. we want to let you know that 7 is on your side as the crews try to figure out what made the customers at a sterling chipotle sick. they took a big hit today. jeff goldberg reports that the store will not reopen today after what appears to be an outbreak of the nurovirus. >> one by one they make their way to the door. >> they are finding out that the store is closed due to customers getting sick from the food. >> it's disturbing. >> what is your reaction? >> are you serious? >> they shut down the location on monday of after multiple people commented on the website iwaspoisoned.com saying they were sick with fever, nausea and the vomiting after eating at the restaurant. some vowing to never go back. >> disappointing. i like chipotle. >> they say it's consistent with norovirus and say it does not come from the food supply. >> we are working to resolve the situation as soon as possible. they were followed by a norovirus case in boston. >> get it together. >> this is disappointing that it

to coin a phrase, michelle, the clock is ticking.e'll have the latest, and look at why britain is being asked to pay billions in a divorce bill. also this lunchtime: one in three cases of dementia could be prevented if people look after their brain throughout their life, according to new research. there's been a 10% rise in recorded crime in england and wales — the largest annual rise for a decade. members of donald trump's inner circle will be questioned by the two us congressional committees investigating allegations of russian interference in last year's election. and the eyes have it — the bank offering customers a new way to access their accounts. and coming up in the sport on bbc news: welshman stuart manley is one of the british pace—setters on the first morning of the open, played out in very british conditions at royal birkdale. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. after four days of brexit talks, the eu's chief negotiator has said there are still fundamental disagreements between the eu and the uk about citize

michelle: now to a health alert. if you have problems sleeping you may have a higher chance of developing alzheimer's later in life. those with sleep problems had more problems in the spinal fluid but just because there is an association it does not prove that poor sleep causes the disease. next for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- two teen girls on opposite side of the girls. taking home the tox prizes. one is luck, the other is skill. we show you next. nancy: plus the video gone viral. >> tomorrow on "good morning washington," kids and computers. practically inseparable. how bad for the vision? the danger of the digital istrain and how to avoid permanent eye damage. moms get ready to stretch the kid's brainpower. >> stay with us for foa side effect ofuffer frtheir medication... is something called "akathisia." it's time we took notice. michelle: take a look at this. this looks like a rushing river. this is something unusual. it's a raging sulfur fire in what i why. nancy: is mesmerizing. it's particularly dangerous bec

michelle: fortaleza para esa madre. niÑos recibirÁ la noticia que serán adoptados por la familia que les da cobijo hace aÑos. ellos utilizaron el mÁgico mundo de disney, para darle la gran noticia. michelle: quÉ bonito! se me hace un nudo en la garganta viendo a este niÑo llorando. pamela: muchas felicidades. no es para menos. michelle: con estas conmovedoras imÁgenes, nos retiramos en esta tarde de jueves. pamela: buenas noches. ilia: es jueves 20 de julio y estas son las principales noticias. los soÑadores reciben la nueva propuesta para legalizar a miles de jÓvenes. se cumplen seis meses de donald trump en el gobierno. sus crÍticos resaltan un balance negativo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ en medio de crÍticas, el sistema anticorrupciÓn es puesto en prÁctica en mÉxico. locutor: este es su "noticiero univision ediciÓn nocturna", con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ilia: buenas noches, hoy fue presentado una nueva propuesta en el congreso para buscar una soluciÓn a la situación de casi 800,000 jÓvenes soÑadores. en medio del opt

michelle: thank newsroom. peter newsham just tweeted out this video of suspect in a shooting that injured 1-year-old. it happened monday in 1300 block of i street northeast. if you recognize anyone in this video, you are urged to call d.c. police. nancy: this is prime poaching season. michelle: in the last couple of days a lot of packages left on the stoop. horace holmes has a look. horace: it was like christmas in july. joy of getting a deal on the product from amazon prime day could be met by angezity if you will get it -- anxiety to get it from the hands of the delivery package. into yo >> then this man showed up on his doorstep. watch as the thief picks up the package and calmly walks off. his online delivery shipment was one of 25 million packages stolen over the last 12 months off americans' doorsteps. >> operate knowing the crime is on camera. >> this does not have any ability to keep committing the crime. >> know there is a problem with the porch puerts. this is how they suggest you protect packageses.

michelle: welcome to "fokus on europe." glad you could join us. 2017 is turning out to be a crucial year of elections across europe. britain recently finished one that brought last year's decision to leave the eu under even closer scrutiny. france, by selecting emanuelle macron, placed its hopes on a new france. and voters will soon go to the polls here in germany to decide whether to give long-serving chancellor angela merkel a fourth term. in our new summer series, we will be taking a closer look at some of the issues that inspire and motivate voters in germany, and at how the political parties are vying for the public's attention. this week we start with environmental politics. ♪ michelle: with u.s. president donald trump's recent backing out of the paris climate accord, all eyes are now on germany to set a better example and take the lead on the future of the environment. germany already has an image as a front-runner in the transition towards clean energy, with strong commitments to reducing co2 and using renewable pow

michelle: mortgage rates are back on the rise.a surge of a tenth of a percentage point means the average 30-year fixed rate loan reaches the highest level since mid-may, 3.96%. a year ago the same loan was translating to thousands over the life of a loan. for your new home how about a poker table from the old trump taj mahal? maybe the crystal chandeliers or a grand piano? sound good? everything from inside is up for sale as the hard rock's owners look to revamp and reopen the atlantic city new york. hard rock bought the closed casino in march for $50 million and hopes to open next summer. nancy: i have been looking for a crystal chandelier for my apartment. a company behind capitol bike share says it helps users save money. according to the customer survey they save $630 each year. 65% use the bike to commute to and from work. others use it to get to a metro rail or a bus stop. i like to take the bikes out. you have to watch out for the rain, though, because there is no place to take cov >> it's so muggy out there. steve: it is h