so there will be nighttime closures nighttime work has to be done. >> reporter: we want to show you cell phone video taken this morning. it shows a drive out of the city through crissy field to golden gate bridge. that car took an hour. so drivers have to pack a lot of patience. i should mention that the bay bridge was unusually more crowded today as well as drivers are looking for alternate routes. transportation officials are encouraging you to take public transportation when and if possible. reporting live here in the marina, abc7 news. >> thank you in walnut creek police are searching for a missing at-risk woman. 74-year-old valentina mat you shine na has not been seen at her home. he is 4'11" brown hair gray eyes and speaks on russian. anyone who has sewn here is asked to call the police. >>> a large group in the east bay is trying to stop trains carrying crude oil. abc7 news was in the acheson village neighborhood for a march and recall ya again the company which started shipping crude oil from north dakota into bay area. protesters say the train shipments but lives on the line. tw

tokyo high court has upheld a lower court ruling that japan's self-defense forces should suspend nighttime flights at a base near tokyo. >>> and a japanese filmmaker looks into why young tibetans are expressing their desire for freedom by expressing some extreme measures. >>> japanese people are living up to their reputation for longevity. figures for last year show the women had the longest average life span in the world for the third year running. the men were not far behind with the third longest. japanese government officials put the average female life span at 86.83 years. they put the figure for men at 80.5. on average, the women were living 0.22 of a year longer. the increase for the men was 0.29. the average life span for each gender is a japanese record. the women were followed by those in spain and france. the men came behind those in hong kong and iceland. a japanese health ministry official highlighted the role of medical advances. >> translator: japanese are living longer because it's possible to prevent illnesses from leading to death. >> officials say a growing number of eld

there's nighttime work that has to be done because we cannot complete the roadway in this three days. >> the striping is expected to start sometime tomorrow. for a look at how the closure is affecting traffic in san francisco this weekend, here's gianna franco. >> reporter: if you are working your way into san francisco, you are going to be late for dinner. we have major delays out of marin county. you can see in our live shot of the golden gate bridge here, those delays begin well before the waldo tunnel. very slow upwards of 30, 35 minutes to work your way down to the toll plaza there. so again this is our busier spot. southbound side. northbound no delays. just a few cars on the roadway. but big problem park presidio boulevard several other delays extending through that on that southbound side. northbound not bad. alternates, richmond/san rafael bridge, you can use. we are seeing some delays eastbound. that's for people going to the eastshore freeway or looks like that westbound eastshore freeway backed up as a result and the bay bridge seeing a backup as well for extra volume. you

there will be nighttime closures. nighttime work has to be done because we cannot complete the roadway. >> lane striping also still need to be done before the new roadway can open. that is expected to start tomorrow. >> these little headaches are only temporary and when they are over, we will be left with something that would have been a few years ago. kpix5's wilson walker spent the day with the man who imagined it all in one instance. >> there are few areas in the world as gorgeous as this spot. >> reporter: before the detours and the traffic, there was a moment of inspiration on the roof of the palace. >> there is a stunning view of the bridge, the bay, and so forth, that, when you are down on the ground, you didn't see at all because of doyle drive and parking lots and so forth. >> reporter: in that single moment, michael painter reimagined the northern face of san francisco. >> so i thought, we should just totally get rid of the roadway and replace it with what might be called a parkway. >> reporter: a vision so

thursday here comes a front, so scattered afternoon and nighttime storms. that should be the hottest day, nighttime 5, 96 and then we'll cool off a little bit, friday 903 of. we welcome -- 93. we welcome august saturday. the dog days, they get going soon. >> we're already at august. know what that means. >>> training camp. >> yup. everyone is getting a report on wednesday. thursday everything gets started in earnest. today they get to talk about other things, so while everything is getting excited about training camp washington's beleaguered quarterback were making time for others today. he and his wife and new baby iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements d anis the leading state sponsor of terrorism. >>> now wusa9 game on sports brought to you by xfinity. >> living here in the district besides the president, the football team's quarterback gets a lot of attention. robert griffin, iii is no exce

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. >> i don't think it's safe place at nighttime. i really don't. i do have pepper spray. like i i don't think it's safe at all. >> reporter: special victims detectives do have a solid description of suspect. a 30-something male short, maybe 5'4" dark hair and clean slaven last seen wearing a white t-shirt. >> it's shame. i hope they find the suspect. >> reporter: police say there's no indication of pattern of assaults in this area. they are asking anyone who lives nearby who may have seen this guy near the course to call 911. >>> sky force 10 over a boat accident at the jersey shore. four people are recovering after the 50-foot boat ran aground on long beach island. more than a dozen people were on that boat when it crashed. nbc 10 jersey 4 reporter explains what happened and why boat wrecks are common in that area this summer. >> reporter: police say this boat ran aground hitting everybody hard enough to cause injuries. it's not been dredged and there's a lot of sand bars. the coast guard sent us this photo and the boat that ran aground. >> it was scary. there's helicopt

still a chance of isolated showers in the evening hours, through the nighttime hours. monday at 4:00 in the afternoon, a better chance for scattered showers, again, containing drenching downpours and lightning. forecast 83 a chance of shower possibly thunderstorm. at the beaches moderate risk for riptides heading into water. 82 more humid temperatures not too bad, feel the humidity. 71 philadelphia 65 north and west, not at cool comfortable but still okay late july. hot and humid. quick look at sunday forecast. temperatures warm hot, 91 by monday. 88 storms might keep temperature down 92 on tuesday. wednesday hot and humid 95. another hot one on thursday 96. still in the 90s on friday. back down to more normal temperatures temperatures. mostly sunny. >> xfinity, your home for sports. >> comcast sports net, what a day. so many trade rumors swarming around cole hamels with trade deadline on the 1st. he saved his best for last. hamels part of a combined no-hitter last season. he wanted this one all to himself at wrigley field. for the most part untouchable. struck out 14

then go home at nighttime, it would get erased.ld see, the anguish they would go through. i saw a real need. and that's when the idea hit me. don't let them go home. >> the morning meal is now being served. >> we provide residential setting for young men. during the day, they learn trades. at nighttime, they get their high school education. we take on a lot of tough cases from foster care to the court system. >> i'm impressed. >> the emotional support that we give a critical. >> good job. >> the grounds are wide open fields trees. animals, it's a not a lockup. this is something that becomes a home to many of them. when they leave, i try to help them find a job, place to live. >> this program's had my life in every way. i'm currently enrolled in college. i feel like i've gone from the bottom to the top. he gave me the tools to build my future. i decided to come back and work with youth. >> i don't want to see anymore kids fall through the cracks. that's my life's work. >>> all right. everyone in agreement here terrifying moment duri

they'd go home at nighttime and it would get erased.ars you would see, the anguish they would go through, i saw a real need. and that's when the idea hit me. don't let them go home. we provide a residential setting for young men. during the day they learn trades. >> what i'd like to do -- >> at nighttime they get their high school education. we take on a lot of tough cases from foster care to the court system. >> i'm impressed. the emotional support we get is critical. good job. >> yeah. >> i was really traumatized. since i've been here i've learned carpentry, landscaping. >> this is all about cooking. >> i love working in the kitchen. when i leave i will go to culinary arts school to become a chef. >> i don't want to see any more kids fall through the cracks. if i can give them an opportunity to turn their lives around that's my life's work. >> love it. >> go to cnn heros.com and tell us all about them. >>> meanwhile hillary clinton and jeb bush are leading the race for campaign cash that all-important goody. what are they doing to ear

they would go home at nighttime and it would get erased. the tears and the anguish.t them go home. >> the morning meal es conserved. >> we provide residential setting for young men. during the day, they learn trades. at nighttime, they are getting high school education. we take on foster care to the court system. a lot of tough cases. the emotional support that we give is critical. >> worked hard on it. >> good job. the grounds are wide open fields trees, animals. it is not a lockup. this is so it becomes a home to many of them. when they leave, we try to help them find a job, a place to live. anything they need, we make sure they have. >> the program changed my life. i am currently in wharton college. i feel like i went from the bottom to the top. they gave me the tools to build my future. i decided to come back and work with youth just like other people worked with me. >> i don't want to see any more kids fall through the cracks. if i can give them an opportunity to turn their lives around to step forward, that's my life's work. >> that is just awesome. if you know

it's late in the afternoon and nighttime period we're looking for the potential of strong gusty thunderstorms. matt pellman i'll show you that on future tracker #. we'll have better weather heading into the weekend. >> good morning david, good morning everybody, we have lots of construction clearing out some near bridge and cottman avenue the crews pulled away, you're back to having three labels available in the great northeast. vine street expressway eastbound in the last couple of minutes they have opened the westbound side of the vine that's good news but eastbound is scheduled to remain blocked for the next half-hour. boulevard and he thinks near fox and schuylkill traffic lights are out it's a little bit of a darker ride than you're used to. for now dark in that neck of the woods. in the same neck of the woods had a bunch more milling work, kelly drive, watch out for rough ride as you head out on this thursday morning. >> breaking news this morning looks like the confederate flag is coming down in south carolina. the house voted overnight to remove it from the state house. the bill needs

nighttime lows will be 69-76 degrees. this is our futurecast. waking up tomorrow morning partly to mostly cloudy skies. you will want to grab some sunglasses because we will have breaks in the clouds. we will see a few scattered showers. maybe you will hear a rumble of thunder, but not looking for anything to become severe. heavy downpours are unlikely. we will look for heat and humidity to build. come thursday we will see daytime highs in the middle to upper 90's with he index i use of 100-105 degrees and i am sure we will see a few heat advisories across the metro area. isolated storms in the afternoon hours. winds will be out of the southeast at 5-10 miles per hour. take a look at the extended. 94 on thursday. keep in mind these are the air temperatures. heat index values will likely be around 100 degrees, if not hotter than that. a good time to head to the beach this weekend. temperatures in the middle 80's for ocean city. water temperature around 75 degrees. leon: did the nasca less anything to feel good about? >> they are off today but the

. >> welcome back you're taking a live look, the nighttime skies of atlantic city, 4:57, 74 degrees,ll be in the 90s, but david said it will feel better today. of course we have that beautiful blue moon. >>> a wild turkey is causing a scene on the university of michigan campus, it's chasing people around the campus, the university got approval to have the turkey removed. the turkey has it's own twitter handle at umich turkey. >>> the dog named early is called the grumpy dog. it has millions of fans an facebook and instagram. his vet said the groupy look is due to an underbite and wrinkles and dark complex. >> coming up in the next half-hour, philadelphia officials are trying to display rumors about security measures during the the pope's visit. >> police are trying to find out who beat a 5-year-old girl behind her own home. 3 >> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m., friday, july 31. we're following a developing story. >> a mother is found murdered overnight and her young child is found alone inside the home. >> the rumors are flying about security during the pope's visit. hear what the secr

we saw at nighttimes what you can probably see on television because we felt very strongly that the voice of those folks who came through san francisco, that led me to be here. we never gave in to their philosophy. we have philosophy and a commitment and an unconditional love as a base. there were moments where it was getting pretty tight at times. actively came here. secondly, we had also to begin to relate closely and openly with gay and lesbian groups. we could find ways in this community, large population of gays and lesbians. that was very important. so we identified with whatever the movement was. so as a leader to the nation we responded to the gay and lesbian community. the third thing is i don't know if you know this or not but we have 10,000 volunteers who come through every year. that is something that is very critical. lastly but not least, you need to know this, there is no doubt about it, right in the block from where we are located there are large groups of african americans. there is a large number of african americans in the tenderloin. large numbers. some of them they ha

through the evening, through the nighttime hours, tomorrow, maybe an isolated storm will pop up. generally, it should be ok. 92, tomorrow. maybe just some isolated storms. temperatures head up wednesday. they will be in the lower to middle 90's throughout the day. a weak cold front comes through thursday. mid to upper 90's in spots. then we will settle down for your hazy, hot, and humid weather. autria: the things that can increase your risk of prostate cancer, mouth cancer, and breast cancer a right in your run refrigerator. according to the physicians committee just two glasses of milk a day can increase your risk of prostate cancer by 60%. that is not the worst offender. >> the worst are the processed meats, bacon, ham, sausage, pepperoni. all the things that americans seem to love our without any question linked to a higher risk of colorectal cancer. the risk of: cancer is increased by 21% for every processed meat serving that is part of your daily diet. autria: that is just one food court again -- food category. she never imagined that food could be feeding her disease. now

. >> i was in charge of the nighttime operation.s part of the task force that wanted to shoot him on site. that was our job, take him out on the street. we flooded the streets of new york. >> there's people dying, and we're trying to stop it. it's everybody. it's not you. it's everybody. that's all we're trying to do. >> okay. >> in terms of the victim count, that doesn't place him at the top of the list in terms of the most deadly serial killers, but it was new york city. and what happens in new york city, well, that's international news. >> good evening. harry is on vacation. here are our top stories. 100 more police join the hunt for the son of sam killer in new york. >> the search continues for the .44 caliber killer who has come to be known as the son of sam. >> he warned in one of his sick and threatening letters to the press and to the police, sam's a thirsty lad and he won't let me stop killing until he's had his full of blood. >> it was a really miserably hot summer in new york. and everything went dark. i heard someone on

most of the later evening nighttime will be partly cloudy. should get a look a time or two later at the full moon. a another round of afternoon thunderstorms we look at the holiday weekend forecast in a few minutes. leon: the show on the national hall starts 9:00 on saturday night. to get to the mall to see the show you will have to go through one of nine different security checkpoints. they will make sure you are not bringing contraband alcohol, fireworks or drones. drones are banned in case you were wondering. one change this year you won't access the mall between 7 and 14th street. they are doing turf restoration. it will be closed down there. the "7 on your seam compiled a list of the area fireworks display. if you want to check them out look at the list along with what you need to know about the security and travel. we have that for you on wjla.com. maureen: speaking of security there are new measures going into place at the white house. to avoid scenes like this one. people jumping the fence and running for the white house door. politic

at nighttime they get their high school education.of tough cases from foster care to the court system. the emotional support that we give is critical. the grounds are wide open fields trees. chickens animals. it is not a lock up. this is so it becomes a home for many of them. when they lead we try to help them find a job and place to live. >> the program saved my life in every day. i'm currently enrolled in college. i feel like i've gone from the bottom to the top. he gave me the tools to build my future. i decided to come back and work with youth like other people work would me. >> i don't see any more kids fall through the cracks. if i can give them an opportunity to turn their life around that's my life's work. >> to nominate a western in your community go to cnn.com/heroes. >>> to watch more of my interview with the girlfriend of one of the fallen marines go to cnn.com. the lead starts right now. >>> welcome to the lead. i'm john berman. our breaking news. an isis inspired attack. that's what the chairman of the house noelds house

on friday saturday, 89 degrees with a possible pop-up shower or thunderstorm late in the day or nighttime. >> 6:40, up next, more stories you didn't see last night including the new new england man who tempted fate by lighting a firing on top of -- a firework on top of his head. >>> matt. >> reporter: we have a new bucks county backup organ the new york city of route -- on the northbound side of route 1. we have a crash on i-95. we'll talk about a work zone in bucks county. people are heading back from the shore. heavy traffic is result. >> later a secret wedding how did they pull it off without us finding out about it? that's later. introducing dunkin's new fruit smoothies. perfectly blended with real fruit and low-fat yogurt. it's a delicious choice you can feel good sipping. discover the goodness of dunkin's new smoothies today. america runs on dunkin'. people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one

. >>> right now at 11:00, two men in our region going for a nighttime swim vanish. rescue workers are working in the darkness. >>> and moments before and after the deadly metro stabbing which ended with the suspectng away. >>> for the first time the sister of a police officer ambushed and killed is sharing her pain. why she says now is the time to support police. >> story right now. the coast guard is searching for two men who disappeared while swimming off the cove point light station. they vanished about 7:30 this morning. calvert county fire and police are participating in the search. officials plan to continue looking for the men throughout the night. >>> new video tonight in the deadly stabbing case on metro. police tell us the video shows the suspect the moments before the crime and also running away from it. >> news4's darcy spencer has a closer look at this video. darcy? >> reporter: in this video, you can see him running throughout the metro system. it's clear that prosecutors are trying to place him in the metro system around the time of the murder and to

at nighttime they get their high school education. to the court system. >> i'm impressed. >> the emotional support we give is critical. >> good job! >> the grounds are wide open fields trees, animals. it is not a lockup. >> what is this? >> this becomes a home to many of them. when they leave we try to help them find a job and a place to live. anything they need we make sure that they have. >> the problem saves my life in every way. i'm currently in college. i feel like i've gone from the bottom to the top. benny gave me the tools to build my future. i decided to come back and work with youth just like other people worked with me. >> i don't want to see any more kids fall through the cracks. if i can give them an opportunity to turn their lives around to step forward, that's my life's work.

one guest was so close to the flames, the smoke made it look like nighttime. >> oh, my god.s is unbelievable! unbelievable! unbelievable! there's a fire going on right outside my room. >> the fire broke out just after noon. all hotel guests were evacuated while crews put out the flames. two people had smoke inhalation and needed medical treatment. the pool is on the 14th floor of the hotel. the smoke could be seen for miles. >>> now, the cosmopolitan hotel said the cause of the fire is still under investigation. and there were no serious injuries. the hotel said the proper evacuation procedures were used. >>> president obama is in kenya tonight where his father was born. the two countries promised to work together to fight terrorism and protect human rights but as wendy gillette reports, it started out with a bit of controversy. >>> reporter: president obama is making history and making waves in his first presidential visit to kenya. he is the first sitting u.s. president to visit the country. his first full day in kenya brought a moment of controversy when he was asked abou

they'd go home at nighttime, it would get erased.ears you would see, the anguish they would go through, i saw a real need, and that's when the idea hit me, don't let them go home. >> the morning meal is now being served. we provide residential setting for young men -- >> ready for a rip roaring day of work? >> during the day they learn trades. >> what i'd like to do -- >> at nighttime they get their high school education. we take on a lot of tough cases from foster care to the court system. i'm impressed. the emotional support we get is critical. >> worked hard on it. >> good job. the grounds are wide open, fields, trees, chickens, animals. it's not a lock up. this facility becomes a home for many of them. when they leave we try to help them get a job and a place to leave. >> the program saved my life in every way. bennie gave me the tools to build my future. i decided to come back and work with youth just like other people worked with me. >> i don't want to see any more kids fall through the cracks. if i can give them an opportunity

they were used to create intense light for nighttime missions. >>> stocks are coming off of a very strong week. the markets look to build on last week's gains. they all rise by more than 2%. the nasdaq having the best week since last october thanks to positive earnings from netflix and google. about a quarter of the s&p are set to report this week. we hear from morgan stanley and ibm. >>> employers are having trouble filled skilled positions. the national association for business economists says 35% of labor shortages this spring. nearly half expect it to increase over the next increase. >>> lockheed martin reportedly agreed to buy helicopter maker for more than $8 billion. it's the largest sale since 20 years ago. back over to you, melissa. >> thank you. >>> just ahead a whacky weekend of golf including something that hasn't happened in more than 9880 years. plus the shot of the day. sports is next. you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is you have options. oh, how convenie

we see something like this, there, it worked, 70 to 75 degrees is the nighttime temperature, the stormsl end, and heaviest rain to the west. futurecast through the next 24 hours, the rain will end, trying to move through. tomorrow morning grabbed the sunglasses heading out the door and grabbed the umbrella. late afternoon showers, but nothing severe. once we get this last pocket of rain out of here tomorrow afternoon, things will really improve nicely, especially thursday and friday. low humidity, lower to middle 80's. if you like it hot and humid, i promise it's coming back. tomorrow, 87 degrees, partly sunny skies, isolated showers. the next seven days, 84 thursday, 86 friday. the upcoming weekend, heat and humidity is back, lower 90's, the feels like temperature will be hotter than that. of course, download the stormwatch app from the itunes store or the android market. leon: let's see what is happening with the all-stars. robert: we will update that, and also talking tennis and everyone's favorite golfer. tiger says i'm not that old. he is not ready to hang it up yet. >> and now the

they get this thing x-rayed, it's not broken but two days later, it's nighttime, and they're releasing this thing back into the area from which it came. >> h. >>> file this one under world's wildest, because this police chase in port allegra, brazil has a bombshell ending. marked and unmarked police cars are chasing this vehicle through busy streets, where we're keeping our eye on the black suv ahead of a few of the police cars. they came crashing into vehicles along the way. you can see that this chase is extremely dangerous and in certain parts of the video you hear gunshots. it may have come from one of the suspects inside of the stolen vehicle that they're chasing this car initially. up the entrance to an overpass like a bridge here the road narrows, more and more cars are filtering in there's nowhere for these suspects to go so right here this silver car up ahead is an unmarked police car. the detective jumps out, runs after the car, gun drawn. multiple officers surround this stolen vehicle, two suspects inside. nowhere to go guns pointed in their face. the suspect in the passenge

nighttime lows, 66-72 degrees. partly cloudy skies. going to stay on the mild side with wind out of the north. tomorrow that umbrella you will probably need it at some point during the day. you will not need it all day long. widely-scattered showers starting in the early morning hours. that will continue throughout the day. i think the worst of it will be for ocean city and dewey and bethany. if you are planning on going to the beaches, do not look for the nicest weather. it will improve as we move closer to the upcoming holiday weekend. the clouds will stick around for the day on friday. that means we have more showers and thunderstorms once again. for tomorrow, 85 degrees. we may see some sunshine in between the rain and rumbles of thunder. we are not looking for anything to be widespread. the upcoming weekend is here before you know it. the beach forecast looks pretty good. for those of you who have plans to head down to the national mall, we are looking at nice conditions. at least appears so right now. 9:00, saturday night. temper

she's out for a nighttime jog. look at this red trans cam right . >> gosh. >> oh, my goodness. >> she looks left. sees what's coming. stops. good thing she did. she takes a big whack from that car. >> the car does not stop. >> if she didn't pull up she would have been hit full on. >> how injured was she? >> mild concussion and bruised rib but she's okay. this could have been a much more serious injury. >> was there a number on the cab to track down the driver? >> the cabs in singapore, they do have trackers on them but trans cab is a different one, older cab company, where you have to call them up and they'll send the cab to you. at the moment they're trying to find out who this person is. i've got another video from the ukraine. we're riding inside an suv. keep an eye up ahead where a driver is obviously lost concentration. >> no. >> oh. >> oh. >> over once twice, three times? >> the dash cam. what happens there is it hits the front of the mitsubishi. a family of three, i have some photos of the aftermath of the m

in a recorded call he allegedly says, quote, i can go to the beach at nighttime, put the thing in the sand. cover it up so the next thing i call and the thing will make a real hard noise from nowhere. >> the attorney says charges are trumped up. >> i've met this young man, talked to this young man. i gauged his demeanor. he is not a violent jihadist. he's not a member of isis. he is a cuban-american kid who maybe troubled may be confused. he is not a terrorist. >> now officials say they monitored swarez months and he never actually made a bomb. also yesterday the georgia man wrote he was quote, ready for jihad before buying a one way ticket to join the islamic state overseas was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison. >>> now to politics, trump remains dominant in the polls this morning. he reacted to the quote yesterday. here's what he said. >> i'm okay with it. i think he's a good guy, huckabee, by the way. some say the tone and -- i saw jeb bush who is also a nice person. it's not about tone. they're chopping off christians head in syria and other places and we're worried about to

. >>> the city of alameda is taking steps to reduce home burglaries, increasing its nighttime staffing. more officers will patrol the west end of town between midnight and 7:00 a.m. and all people living in almeda are encouraged to make sure any alarm or video surveillance equipment are working properly. >>> the first human case of west nile virus has been reported in men do seen know county. that person is now being treated on upon day saturday health officials general nouned the first death connected to west nile, that person was from nevada county. >>> 4:40, vice president joe biden coming to the by area today, the stops he is making and the issues is he focusing on during his visit. >>> and a devastating crime that rocked the city of modesto and san jose, what is happening today with the man accused of killing 5 people including three children >>> we are looking at the san francisco commute right now, traffic is moving i can't lock well approaching the 101 split. >>> it looks like another window day which is good if you like cooler weather, the humidity is high, that is a good sign

. >> they just make me a little scared to just even go out at nighttime. >> reporter: anna king learned about the shooting while at the local 22 office. others say they have seen trouble around the store and adjacent nightclub but never anything like that. >> in the summertime you want to be out. >> reporter: it was really just a vague description of the suspect that was given, a black male around 5'7" to 5'10" in height, anywhere from 150 to 170 pounds but there are a lot of people that live around the area where the shooting happened so police, of course, want anyone who may have seen something to call in and remember, you can remain anonymous. in northeast, stephanie ramirez, wusa9 news. >> thank you. the man who was shot is seriously injured but is expected to survive. >>> prince george's county police say they have found the getaway car used in the shooting that killed a security guard last week. they say the 2012 black dodge charger was recovered sunday on 45th street northeast near kenilworth gardens. security guard adrian canard of d.c. was killed in last week's shooting at that

they'll continue to be light as we go in to the nighttime hours with temperatures now basically in the 70s with 60s in the mountains. 72 at leesburg and also in to front royal. 71 at waldorf and over at joint base andrews, 70 in gaithersburg. going to stay unsettled for a few more days. june has been the second wettest june going back to the 1870s. that will keep temperatures in check. they'll stay below average as well. showers and storms on and off and our fireworks forecast up in the air. i'll bring it on tonight at 11:00. we'll start taking a look at it then. a lot of showers and storms from the midwest. severe weather down in south carolina. and it's this frontal boundary which is just snaking across the region and will continue to be in this vicinity over the next couple of days. that hundred miles could mean the difference between a dry 4th and not so dry 4th. isolated shower this evening. i think a fairly quiet night tonight. could see a patch of fog. generally dry in the morning with a few more showers popping midday in to the afternoon. looks like the heaviest stuff will be o

it is nighttime for him but he gave up some time to join us. thanks for being here. >> thank you. joe: so what are the big questions as we're having all these greece stuff going on, why is the euro as strong as it is? why hasn't it fallen to parody like so many predicted? >> i guess a lot of people ask that questions a lot of times. firstly, i think, part of it is on your side of the atlantic. why is the market still pricing fed funds at the end of next year barely above 1%? if there's a consensus we'll start to see rate increases this september? so you need the better data to justify the consensus few of the euro going down. i don't think we'll start making a move towards parody until we started seeing fed rate hikes. all of those people you and i know who think at the bottom of their hearts they'll never really raise rates, then they have to stop thinking that. so that's part of it. another part of it i think is that the euro has behaved like a risk off currency. huge current account surplus as japan used to have. a lot of investors who move money overseas when they feel safe. w

another line starting to come through the area so on and off today through the day, through the nighttime got a chance for these downpours coming with these thunderstorms. here's a look at your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. it's humid. we're going to have downpours at times with showers and thunderstorms. not raining all day but at any point the threat of it. 87 for your high. it's still unsettled tomorrow. tomorrow we still have some storms coming through. looks like the better chances would be towards the end of the day 85. thursday what a change. the front comes through, it's refreshing. we've got low humidity, low temperatures, 82. not bad, right with sunshine. can't beat there. we keep it nice and bright on friday. good looking forecast. 84 degrees. saturday turning warmer but it looks mostly dry through the weekend, 88 degrees, maybe just a chance for a shower or a thunderstorm at the ends of the day and the same situation sunday very much like you see this time year. it's very warm, it's humid just a chance for a shower at the end of the day 89 degrees. really heating up by

today they are sleeping under the cool weather and it will be cooler for the rest of us during the nighttime hours. maybe not quite so much as the drop we are going to see in the day. year, look at the river of cooler and milder air as it flows through the golden gate bridge and over the marin head lands cascading to sausalito and tiburon which is why the temperatures were so much cooler than everyone else. you can see the low clouds in san rafael southbound 101 and it is looking good. we are going to have more easing of the heat today but the low clouds will be replaced by high clouds but for the coast with the low clouds lingering all day. a slight chance of a storm the next 48 hours as the humidity increases and it will linger through the weekend but our temperatures will continue to fall back to seasonal levels. you can see the change. fairfield is 26 miles per hour. the wind is off the ocean right through san pablo bay up 780 and into the central valley. it will be faster this afternoon especially in the same area west delta all the way west to the bay bridge and the golden gate bridge

by nighttime it will be the usual fog at the coast. fourth of july for the lake tahoe area looking at numbers at the low 80s. 50s in the overnight hours. thunderstorms expected with showers late sunday night going into monday. just in case you are heading out of town and going up to the tahoe area. tomorrow morning mild. we will see fog around coast and parts of the bay. for your fourth of july south bay 83. 90 in gilroy and on the peninsula 80 in redwood city. 61 and foggy in pacifica and daly city. 67 downtown san francisco. north bay 84. wine country looking beautiful. east bay 73 oakland. 81 in fremont. a mild day and warm inland. 91 in fairfield and livermore. 92 in antioch. a look at the seven day forecast. temperatures dip a little bit as we head towards the second half of your weekend. low 60s to upper 80s and then look at the numbers slide next week. we are going to see cooler than average conditions mid week warm in spots. about 80 degrees. the good thing is it keeps our fire danger down. looking great for fireworks in most a

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that's the hoound nighttime on wednesday and on thursday and then nats come back into town.re looking at 87, but some thunderstorms are possible. >> you did your part to make the weather just right. >>> but? >> you looking at me? >> beltway series. >> it was a walkoff. somebody won with a walkoff. it was not the nationals. >> oh, no. >> the nats celebrate with syrup. the orioles celebrate with pie. details coming up next in sports. battle of the beltways game one tgoese o thbirds. >>> join us saturday morning. we'll be talking about something called food fraud, companies intentionally mislabeling things. >> allison will be here tracking the morning showers and tell you when >>> now wusa9 game on sports brought to you by xfinity. >> the nationals celebrate big wins with syrup to the top of the head. orioles go with the classic pie to the face. who and how would they be celebrating in baltimore tonight? game 1 battle of the beltway series as you saw right here on wusa9. yeah, young fans showing their allegiance at camden yards. one kid has adam jones' jersey and he would deliv

still some clouds around but those clouds will thin out as we head into the late nighttime hours. look at the temperatures, though. these were the highs today. much cooler because of the clouds and the showers. only 73 degrees this afternoon in reading. 75 allentown low 80's though in south jersey. saw a little bit of sunshine especially in the morning. here's where we stand right now. 60's in reading. right now 75 in philadelphia. so somewhat on the cooler side tonight. breeze off the atlantic ocean keeping the coastal temperatures a little on the cooler side. that ocean at 74. that's pretty much what the air temperature is going to be this evening. humidity still on the higher side. dewpoint temperatures pretty high. we're in the low to mid 60's in some spots indicating a very humid air mass. later tonight philadelphia the big show 70 degrees, so it will be warm drying out so looks like no threat of rain, just a few clouds around. lots of sunshine returns for your sunday. get outside if you can and enjoy it, 87 for a high for philadelphia, not a bad beach day at the shore upper

. >>> one more day to go much it's nighttime and temperatures still feel like it's in the 90's when youactor in the humidity. we'll take you outside to south street. this is in philadelphia's bella vista neighborhood still muggy tonight and oppressive heat will crank up wednesday again tomorrow and people out bound trying to brave the heat tonight tonight. certainly need to run the air-conditioner. let's talk about these temperatures what's ahead and got a little heat wave going on day number one we hit 95 degrees for afternoon temperature but it felt more like 100. tomorrow once again mid 90s. tuesday still think we hit 90 average high is 87. way above that. starting wednesday thursday friday start to knock the temperatures back into the mid 80s and humidity levels really start to drop on wednesday. you'll see a big difference in the next 48 hours or so. 85 that's the actual air temperature now in philadelphia at the airport. lower 80s in south jersey and millville. wildwood lower 80s in dover. but the due point temperatures it's gauges how much humidity is in the air this is pretty hi

cold front today bringing in generally afternoon and nighttime showers and thunderstorms, and then we have that next disturbance mostly cloudy through the day and more toward evening that a fresh round of showers and storms, will be involved through. friday looks good. there are better days coming up on the horizon for us and that will continue in the weekend. we have so much warmth we should have no problem hitting the up are eight 50's dropping down to 73 tonight with the shower or locally heavy thunderstorm and it remains humid because this front isn't clearing off to the south, until we hit friday, so, that is why we have to keep that moisture in the air and also with the disturbance moving through tomorrow the threat for showers and thunderstorms and humidity will remain palpable for tomorrow but by friday it feels betterment seasonably hot but not feeling so steamy. eighty-nine for saturday and we should make a good run for 90 to wrap up the weekend. today is the day calling all kid caster your chance to show off forecasting skills with meteorologist kate bilo. she will be in ea

. >>> heads up for nighttime drivers on the beltway.orrow night three lanes will be closed on the outer loop of i-495 in montgomery county near connecticut avenue so road crews can perform emergency repairs to the bridge over connecticut avenue. the closures start at 9 p.m. with three lanes closed by 11 p.m. all those lanes will reopen by 5 a.m. just in time for the morning rush and the closures will continue each weeknight until the work is complete. >>> coming up some online shoppers say amazon's big prime day birthday sale was a bust. >> also ahead more incredible images from nasa's historic fly- by of mini planet pluto. top? >> all right. a very nice evening. here's your wakeup weather. we're stealing one from july, quite frankly, 62 to 70 at 5:00, 60s at 7:00, a few 50s by hagerstown and by 9:00 still cool, 62 to 72. we'll come back. you might be surprised how cool it's going to stay tomorrow and how soon the heat and humidity will return. >> reporter: president obama challenges skeptical lawmakers and defends a nuclear deal wi >>>

downtown, 88 in leesburg, 89 in manassas, pretty good chance of afternoon storms leading into the early nighttimers. this may be a bit overtime, but the drier of the two days will be saturday. so a nice summer weekend all in all, though, hot and humid sunday, isolated storms. looking ahead isolated storms mound and tuesday and upper 90s -- planned and tuesday and upper 90s by -- monday and tuesday and upper 90s by wednesday. >>> a murder suspect behaved so oddly in a d.c. courtroom today that a judge ordered a mental health evaluation. >> police say tonight-year-old jasper spires stabbed another red line metro passenger 30 or 40 times on july 4th as he was reportedly trying to take kevin sutherland's cell phone. in court today spires smiled, broke into laughter and interrupted the judge, so the judge held him pending trial to insure the community's safety. a cousin spoke kevin sutherland's parents. >> they want something good to come of this and whether that's getting people off the streets that are harming others or going at the root cause. >> on the train witnesses were able to pick spires out

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