so much more ahead on abc news at noon. first here is a pleff on what is coming up tonight at 11:00. >> good afternoon, home burglaries happen every 15 seconds in the u.s., and the scary prospect of someone getting in makes people spend big money on sophisticated alarm systems. seven on your side found a ridiculously cheaper way to stop burglars in their tracks. peace of mind for a measly do havertys furniture helps your home look perfect, and now with our memorial day sale - get free delivery -- -- save big on our most popular living room, dining room and bedroom sets. plus save $100 dollars on every $1000 you spend. the memorial day sale at havertys. life looks good. >> americans are zpweering up for the biggest travel season in quite a while. memorial day will kick it off. more than 39 million americans plan to travel more than 50 miles for the three-day holiday weekend. this is one million more than last year. 34 million americans are expected to drive

announcer: now, abc 7 news at noon, on your side. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> right now at noon, sisters of alpha capital for sorority -- alpha kappa alpha sorority are meeting with members of congress over the hate crime that has left many enraged. q: now before a number of congresswomen including sheila jackson lee walk up to this podium in the shadows of the chapel building -- capitol building. this is where a news conference will begin at 12:15. they will be here to show support for their sorority at americansters university. we have been reporting on what happened there on monday since monday. in a nutshell, according to police, somebody put nooses and bananas around the campus. on the bananas were the letters "aka," the abbreviation for alpha kappa alpha sorority. the congresswomen will show their support for the sorority sisters at the university. they will have a news conference here and denounce the actions that ha

humid, mostly cloudy 50% chance of showers & heavy gusty t-storms best chance during the afternoon noon 5pm highs: 73-78 sunday: humid, am fog, cloud / sun mix east wind, 30% chance of late day shower highs: 70-79 night, leaving lots of damage in our area. several trees were reportedly knocked down in kensington maryland. as you can see, at least one vehicle was damaged when down last night. and in brookeville-- the rain sparked flash flooding on brookville road. the water was 3 feet deep in some spots, and washed out the road. emergency crews responded after one car tried to navigate through the water, and got stuck. the occupants were able to escape unharmed. that road remains shut down until the water recedes. know before severe weather moves in.. download the stormwatch seven app for your smartphone or tablet. it only takes a minute. just go to google play or i-tunes stores. happening now, the holiday getaway kicks into high hear. if you're hitting the roads for memorial day - the best time to leave, is right now. maryland officials say you have until about ten a-m to avoid traffic

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>> coming up on abc 7 news at noon. >> show you make his first court appearance at noon. the fbi will determine if this crime asible hate police learn about his online activity, setting a member of an internet hate group. he's university of maryland student at severna park and now facing first an he stabbed a 23-year-old lieutenant while he was waiting uber early saturday morning. college was celebrating with friends, recently commissioned as a second lieutenant. police called the shooting random in the fbi's trying to determine if race was a factor. he's a member of the white the group, which has spread fear and shock across the campus. >> it happened so quickly. it was also quickly. hopefully the fbi involvement will help. >> during tomorrow night's policecians are money, blotter lieutenant collins. the suspect was arrested around 1:15 this afternoon. >> just moments ago, john down with his family after to see what he had to say. john: we are in calvert county 23-year-old grew up. his family today's devastated. right now trying to make sense all. he was a bowie state un

>>> breaking news right now at noon chopper three is live over new port, new castle county where a one year-old child was hit by a car. this is roosevelt avenue and delaware avenue it happened about an hour and a half ago now, the child has been rush to the hospital, the condition of that child is not yet known , police are investigat ing this as a hit/ run. we will continue to follow this story and we will have the latest on "eyewitness news" and cbs philly.com. >>> and, also at noon time the heat is still on, we are looking at another day that feels like summer but some relief is on the way for the weekend. >>> but before we see a break in the heat we may have to deal with a few storms good afternoon aim rahel solomon. >>> i'm jan carabao. jim's off today. we will begin with live team three weather coverage. katie fehlinger is live on the cbs-3 sky deck and matt peterson is with the mobile weather watcher at stotesbury regatta we will begin with katie and look at these rising temperatures, katie. >> yes, our team is all over the delaware valley here in the heat today and it is very,

noon, 72.:00 p.m., that's the high, 75 degrees, a spotty afternoon shower for a time today. 5:00 p.m., drying out, 74. 7:00 p.m. tonight, 72 degrees we're heading off into a dry, pretty nice evening. pollen forecast over the holiday weekend looks low to medium for the next couple of days, sunday it spikes a little bit ahead of arriving rain. in terms of rain looks like each of the holiday days, matt pellman has a chance of being a little bit wet. not a washout. we'll have the update from accuweather, some changes and nuances to the forecast that's coming up. >> reporter: i thought i might see the animal going two by two late last night. pouring, the deluge i was driving home in late this evening. this morning we're left over with puddles and wet conditions. we've seen a bunch of accidents, the latest of which in delco, i-95 northbound lanes between ridley park and 420. appears to be a single-vehicle accident looks like the vehicle is facing sideways. the left lane is blocked. police on the scen

and coming up on abc 7 news at noon, a fiery crash. right now the quest to find out a small plane went down in new jersey. plus, miss u.s.a. taking heat over health care. the backlash she's facing on social media. and luxury cars at the touch of a button. find out where you can get your hands on these. but first, we'll also have weather and be back in a moment. havertys furniture helps your home look perfect, even when life isn't. and now with our memorial day sale - get free delivery -- -- save big on our most popular living room, and bedroom sets. plus save $100 dollars on every $1000 you spend. the memorial day sale at havertys. life looks good. me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i t

jill give us answer friday at noon.e'll be right back. ,, we're trying to turn screen timhere goes!ive time... we're dolphins! we're making our local park a safe place for families. we're in super hero training! we're having more water and fewer sugary drinks. and we feel stronger. i'm doing better in school. we feel happier. small changes you make today can make a big difference in how you feel.... and may help prevent obesity, high blood pressure, and type 2 diabetes. start now to turn today into a better day. we're still going, and we feel better! we just learned our broadcasting colleague and >>> now some sad news for kpix 5 and the bay area. we just learned to your broadcasting colleague and dear friend wayne walker has died. walker played pro football for 15 years for the detroit lions and then began a second career here at channel 5. wayne was our sports director for 20 years and he was the consummate professional. we'll share our memories of wayne ahead at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> also coming up tonight at 5:00, more

noon, 59. the bulk of the first round of rain is in through here, by noon we're seeing it die down in most neighborhoods. cloudy skies by 3:00 p.m., 65. it's a struggle we think by late in the afternoon and easterly evening we'll go for a high of 72. we'll hit that around 2:00. sometimes after the dinner hour we'll see the second round of precipitation arrive. high temperatures across the region, mid 60s up north, low 70s in wilmington. you get farther south it gets warmer in spots. 76 in millville. 75 in dover. down the shore mid to upper 60s for the phillies and rockies today it's a day game. 61 degrees for the first pitch and 70 in the 9th inning. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high, 72. morning rain spotty afternoon shower and another slug of rain today. friday, sun, spotty shower, 77 degrees. saturday looks like the best of three holiday weekend days, mix of sun and clouds, 76 degrees mainly dry. sunday, shower or thunderstorm around, showers will fill in the arch on

. >> now abc 7 news at noon -- on your side. >>[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> oh my god. >> terror in manchester. >> these peoples are cowards. >> children are among nearly two dozen people killed in a concert suicide bombing. >> all you could see was black. >> the culprit, isis. monsters, call them because they would like that term. losers, because that is what they are. they are losers. right now at noon, much of the world is still coming to grips with that deadly terror attack that killed 22 people outside an ariana a concert in manchester, england. moments ago, british authorities identified that suicide bomber as selmen abedi. police have one person connected with the attack in custody. for e standing by ofor news conference that is set to start any momen. john gonzalez is live outside the british embassy. we start with ariel russia in manchester with the very latest. police in manchester believe last night's blast w

to noon. 56 degrees by 7:00. 57 by noon. by noon it is pushing off. 3:00 p.m., we're inching up to 65. if we get a lull 72 is possible for a high before we dip back to 67 by 7:00 p.m. for the second straight night we're warning you about a coastal flood advisory between 7:45 a.m. and 8:45 p.m. and this is an intense high tide, you'll see the water on some roads. karen as i come back we'll look toward the forecast for the weekend and we'll squeeze out nice numbers there. >> reporter: today's commute is worse than yesterday's commute. we've got heavy rain in spots. the roads are wet. you can see that in the shot. this is west conshohocken, the schuylkill expressway near the blue route we had an accident up ahead that was on the ramp from the schuylkill expressway to the blue route northbound involving a truck. that cleared, traffic is moving better. i want to take you over to old city, in old city we have a problem from a water main break that created issues with the roadway. when you see that video you can see third street is

good afternoon, and thank you for joining us at noon. i'm andrea roane. meteorologist melissa nord is tracking the storm. we could get hit pretty hard. >> we severe thunderstorms going to be a very good possibility later this evening. i just want to say, though, we're not going to see the exact same setup as the plains. in terms of seeing ef3 massive tornadoes, i don't think we're going to see that exact same setup. nonetheless, it only takes one strong storm to hit your house to cause damage. let's talk about this yellow weather alert and what you can expect. you can see the showers and storms off to the west on first alert live doppler, and we're zooming in and we're not seeing much here right now. what you're noticing outside is it's breezy. it's muggy, and you're starting to see some breaks in the clouds. this is going to be some fuel for thunderstorms that pop up a little bit later this afternoon. storm prediction center, you see this orange color showing up i-95 west, this is a category 3 out of 5 possibilities. it's an enhanced risk. the atmosphere

you can see temperatures in the upper 50s from noon to 4:00. around the bay 72 at noon, 7 4:00. warm to hot inland 81 to 86 noon to 4:00 and 77 at 7:00. let's get a check of the morning commute, see if the fog is causing issues with alexis. >>> we have a dense fog advisory for golden gate bridge, that's it. but we are seeing fog develop in the emeryville area as well. we have our camera swung around towards the bay bridge toll plaza. this is due to a crash we believe the metering lights. we have at least one lane blocked at the moment so we have those metering lights on and it's just past this camera shot so we can't see it here which would be a better view. if you are coming from the east bay into san francisco things are filling in. we'll look at around 4:40. >>> isis claiming one of its members carried out the attack at the ariana grande concert in manchester england that has killed 22 people. >> the man who set off the improvised explosive device died. police have arrested a 23-year-old man in connection. they are not giving details on this. britain's prime minister calls th

noon., abc 7 news at on your side. lindsey: we begin with the weather, hot and humid with possible thunderstorms. doug: nothing but sunshine, very warm and temperatures in the upper-80's. closes forms over west virginia and kentucky. fredericksburg. 89 at reagan national airport. humidity levels going up and the combination is making it uncomfortable. showers and storms forming and more of this will develop through the afternoon and approach our area. a cold front of working from the north and west will bring its own energy. , or :00,t will be clusters of showers and storms. they will continue to this evening and table rock in the overnight. behind the front comes a big change in the weather, much cooler. it will feel more like april. mid-april for the weekend, we will let you what -- know what that means number wife coming up. [inaudible] -- number wise coming up. lindsey: ambulance turned himself very latest. >> ambulance appeared in federal court -- anthony weiner is now officially a felon, he pleaded guilty to one

. >> we're looking at yellow weather alert through noon tomorrow. here is the radar over the last hour. it's a miserable commute home. moderate rain across most of the metro area. if you are north of frederick, just a couple showers. we will zoom in a little bit. you see the area of yellow there. little flecks of yellow on i- 95. that is moderate rainfall. all the way down to charles county rainfall tonight but it will become heavy. in terms of heading the direction, you will have showers and rain everywhere. out toward fairfax, up toward frederick. by tonight rain and showers from gaithersburg south. look at the temperatures low 50s. and move it forward a little bit looking at temperatures still holding in the upper 40s and low 50s. most of the rain will continue over night rather heavy by 11:00. even heavier rain across the metro area up to 70 and out route 7. we'll come back and talk about when the best time to schedule mom's brunch will be. >>> i talked to the president, the president has nothing further to add on that. >> refusing to comment on

chilly by noon, a fair amount of rain by noon. #3:00 p.m., 67 the rain tapering off. 68 is the high at 4:00 p.m. the rain gradually diminishing from west to east during the afternoon hours. looks like it's a fairly cloudy day tomorrow, but milder, but we have milder air coming toward the end of the week. karen i'll have more on that along with additional chances of rain in the seven day. >>> all right, dave, let's hit the road right now with a wet start to your monday morning, live on schuylkill expressway at spring garden. eastbound traffic heading toward center city. the schuylkill expressway is not wet, just damp we're not talking about driving through huge puddles or issues right now. in new jersey, the rain is heavier we have a couple of big problems one on 295 northbound the on-ramp to 42 on to 295. that's a trick have spot with all the on going construction. we have an accident slowing you down blocking the right lane. on the new jersey turnpike we have a truck fire happening blocking a lane, northbound past 168. that's exit 3 for the black horse pike between exit 3 and 4. when

noon. i'm andrea roane. and we are under the yellow weather alert again and awaiting another round of showers and storms this afternoon. meteorologist howard bernstein joins me. i tweeted a picture that maybe one day i can wear my sunglasses. >> you can wear them a little bit before the afternoon showers. >>> some on and off showers, may be a break. on the afternoon, i will show you big picture, the rain last night -- and i passed this on river road coming in -- soggy ground and rain from this morning has lifted all the way up for lake ontario. the problem is this one spinning here through charleston, that will throw energy toward the east with daytime heating that will pop up showers and storms and we have some well south of the area, south of lynchburg with sprinkles west of charlotte and into virginia. we have some time but midafternoon, 2:30, upper 60s and low 70s and into the later part of the afternoon, showers and storms scatter for the ride home, and we have showers and storms threa

>>> you for joining us at noon. i'm andrea roane and we're covering two big stories. we hear from fbi director james comey was testimony before the senate committee about the investigation into the trump campaign and possible ties to russia in a minute. first, mixed reaction to the justice department decision not to bring charges against the two louisiana police officers involved in the deadly shooting of alton sterling. police fatally shot him outside a baton rouge convenience store last year and david begnaud spoke to the family with their out rage where they found out out out the decision on the news on social media. >> reporter: two baton rouge police officers will not face federal civil rights charges in the death of alton sterling last july 5. the dispatcher sent officers blane salamoni and how we like to the triple s coen with a gun and the officers tased, tackled and shot 37-year- old alton sterling while he appeared to be on his back. his autopsy showed multiple gunshot wounds to his back and chest. a detective reported a gun in his pants pocket and that he w

. >>> new at noon, uc-berkeley will become the first college in california to build a gender- neutral locker room inside its campus gym. kpix 5's jessica flores has the details. >> reporter: currently at uc- berkeley's recreational sports facility, there's a menendez locker room and a women's locker room. but a 4500-square-foot addition will also make a place for gender nonconforming individuals or disabled students who have assistance from someone of a different gender. >> so it will be gender inclusive. it's the idea that it's open to all. anyone who has an interest in, um, additional level of privacy, you know, it's available to anyone and everyone who wants to. >> reporter: the planned $2.7 million locker room is funded by a $54 student fee. the locker room will include partitioned showers and private changing rooms. >> we worked heavily with campus and students across campus really making sure that this was an initiative they were interested in and passionate about and we see nothing but the same. >> reporter: a big problem for gender nonconforming individuals, students can only

they were there to talk about >>> now at noon, protests heating up outside a meeting of the university of california regents. they were there to talk about tuition and a secret fund. protestors had a lot more on their minds. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. more on that story in just a moment. >>> first, just in, the house oversight committee has set a may 4 hearing date to investigate whether president trump interfered in the fbi probe into possible ties with russia. they have asked former fbi director james comey to testify. cbs reporter mola lenghi has the latest from capitol hill. >> reporter: president trump addressed coast guard graduates in connecticut wednesday. >> never, ever, ever give up. things will work out just fine. look at the way i have been treated lately. [ laughter ] >> especially by the media. >> reporter: it is his first appearance since the revelation of former fbi director james comey's memo which claims the president asked him to drop the investigation into fired national security adviser flynn. emoted the president: >> reporter: the whit

>>> now at noon, new arrests in connection with the concert terror attack manchester, england. now the father and brother of the suspected bomb remember in custody in libya. good afternoon. as people pay their respects in honor of the victims we are learning of new arrests and that a police officer was among the 2 people killed in the bombing. teri okita reports from manchester. >> reporter: british soldiers are taking up guard positions in london and other locations so police can divert more officers tonight bombing investigation. >> the level of activity in this investigation is intense and continuing at a fast pace. we have made three further arrests. >> reporter: authorities are trying to figure out whether suspected suicide bomber salam abedi had help carrying out the attack. a british tabloid published his photo this morning. police are investigating his ties to libya where his family is from. >> i think it's clear that this is a network that we are investigating. >> many people in manchester are coming here to the citycenter to pay tribute to the victims and to show unit

. >> now at noon, breaking news from gilroy. what we are learning from pg&e about a gas line rupture. and, the impact of a busy nearby bank. good afternoon, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. that natural gas leak happened at the corp.er of 10th and alexander streets causing a scare around 8:30 this morning. chopper 5 was overhead a short time later. it hit a one inch plastic gas line. it briefly forced evacuations at the nearby wells fargo bank which is the only business affected. we spoke to the bank. it had to open almost an hour- and-a-half late today. but it is doing business now. no word on when gas will be restored in the area. >>> developing news, the senate committee looking into possible trump campaign ties with russia, hearing from the current acting director of the fbi. seth lemon is on capitol hill. >> reporter: andrew mccabe, the acting director of the fbi took james comey's seat for a senate intelligence committee hearing. >> didn't expect to see you hear today. >> reporter: the committee which is looking int

we have an update this noon on the deadly wrong-way crash on route 50 in arnold. sam sweeney has the latest. sam: it is still hard to wrap your head around how all of this could have happened. driving the wrong way from 80 miles per hour, and michael and 30 in the afternoon. this was the scene on route 50 your ritchie highway in anne arundel county yesterday. the 22-year-old woman who caused the accident died on the scene, but the 66-year-old man that she hit in his mercedes was flown to the hospital. now we know that he has passed away. -- inside the car there was a sheet and also and i infants. the 14-month-old was flown to a hospital and is expected to survive. police in anne arundel county are asking anyone who may have been there, they want to hear from you as they investigate how this could have happened. in the newsroom, i am sam sweeney. lindsey: you, d.c. police need your help to track down burglary suspects. it before 1:30 in the 200 block of kennedy street. the pair ripped an atm machine from the wall and took off with it. if you have any information, y

>> ♪ >> breaking now at noon.ropane leaks from a rail car and now evacuations are under way in gloucester county. >>> at least two people have been hurt. we're told several thousands gallons of propane has leaked from the rail car. good afternoon i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. hazmat crews are on scene. joe holden joins us live with the breaking details. good afternoon joe. >> reporter: jim, rahel the scene is significant. things came to an abbunt halt 10 o'clock this morning, road closures all over the place. this was closed until just about 10 minutes ago. several hundred people have been evacuated after officials say a leak was discovered in the head of a rail tanker here in logan township gloucester county. i want to take you right up and close here as our photographer got relatively close on the scene. he was a short distance away and able to capture this video. now, this complex is a mix of a variety of commercial and light industrial buildings. as you have reported, two people were taken to the hosp

fastest from noon today until 9:00 this evening. here's 280 at 17, cloudy in san jose, tree pollen moderate, weed pollen grass pollen low, mold spores low, uv index will be high. 50 in san leandroleandro, along east bay shore we have 54 in san carlos, mountain view, pleasanton, fair field, 52 in novato. temperatures in oakland 55 at 6:00, 58 at 10:00, 61 at noon. 64 at 4:00. that mean asahi of only about 64 degrees. we'll have 70s in our valleys, thises no average and i'll show you how long this cool weather will last because i have warmth coming up in my accuweather seven-day forecast. >> we are heating up at the bay bridge toll plaza with metering lights 59:22. that's the reason for the backup. we have reports of an accident just west of the tolls right near the metering lights. damage seems to be done. sluggish on the upper deck into san francisco as well. slow out of tracy up and out of the altamont pass where we have a high wind advisory. you can see the slow traffic there. the car is off in a ditch closer to embarcadero road n

this is the average noon temperature. there asul day out well. it is widespread from the entire viewing area. with the strength of this strong son of that will boost us up several more degrees. 60 and mornington, 55 in leesburg and 60 degrees at reagan international airport. zero threat of rain, somewhere in a 61 and 62 for the metro area for this afternoon. a much different story, a very chilly start. there will be spots farther west in the valley areas where it may briefly get close to 32. tomorrow we will pull out of the chill in the morning. of low pressure areas will come zipping out of canada. we will see some increasing clouds wednesday and thursday but getting chances of rain may hold off until late friday or saturday. a little bit of it warm up coming your way in 10 minutes. >> 72 years ago, the allied forces accepted germany's surrender in europe in world war ii. sam sweeney is there live from the memorial. victory in europe day being celebrated 72 years ago today when the nazis officially surrendered. these reads were just laid in a ce

noon, rain falls between noon and 4:00. we could even see a few breaks of sunshine coming our way. any sunshine today with an atmosphere that is going to be at its warmest this week could give way to its thunderstorm or two. it may lead to some isolated flooding. there are some areas we talked about earlier. some flash flooding. on, headlights on, those big umbrellas you will want to have out. tomorrow and wednesday, high temperature going up to 74 degrees. what about memorial day weekend? on the roads right now you're are going to find that lanes are open each way. julie: wilson bridge, we have some problems north of town trying to make your way out of columbia. 29 year 32. traveling southbound, working towards 198, southbound 270 lanes are open. interstate 70 headed south on that pavement towards the 100 nine. you will also find delays on the toll road for hunter mill road. that is our traffic watch. back in the next 10 minutes to update your ride and 395. sam sweeney has the latest breaking news. sam: breaking news out of the middle east, where donald trump landed moments ago in

>> ♪ >>> now at noon following breaking news in the trial of a camden county father accused of killingis three-year-old son. the jury deciding the fate of david creato, jr., is deadlock. >> jurors could not come up with the unanimous verdict after several days of deliberations. good afternoon everyone i'm jim joy. rahel solomon is an ross same time. let's get i'm river to "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan he's been covering this trial since the beginning and joins us live in camden with what this means. good afternoon, cleve. >> reporter: good afternoon, jim. we know the jury was having hard time deciding because they kept asking to see the interview video with david dj creato the morning that his son was reported missing. so they were really trying to look into that video for answe s and ultimately a jury of 12 people could not decide together on whether or not he was guilty or innocent of killing his son. now the jury got back to work this morning at about 9:15 and then by about 10:45, they came back to the judge to tell them they just could not agree. all 12 of them not able co

by noon we're still more clouds than sun up to 74.5:00 we should have a few thunderstorms that will be chasing around with the temperature of 78. week front, greater chance of seeing stronger storms up through pennsylvania we have a tomorrow and that's because we'll have the weak fronts moving through one on tuesday and wednesday and saturday. and that will keep the threat going. we've had a stalled before you down to the south. we should be able to get up to about 78 quick look at the futurecast for the morning and get on to the seven-day. more clouds than showers but more showers on the his or her shore, by noon, cloudy then you can see a couple of heavier thunderstorms trying to develop around 5:00. they will continue to move on. we wrap it up with your fox 5 local news. 78 a little warmer wednesday, by thursday, nice day, friday, i wish i could say it's as nice, still warm and comfortable but 86 way thunderstorm watch the afternoon and evening. kind of the same deal on into saturday only a few showers sunday and just a chance of s

coming up on abc seven news at noon, nightmare on a waterslide. opening day of a brand-new park was caught on camera. the crash that had a lot of people holding their breath. systems backup for british airways. who is to blame for the outage that left tens of thous rrator: "the time is to do what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood up to the nra. as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting to expand access to affordable healthcare. ralph northam believes in making progress every day. and he won't let donald trump stop us. you'busted tail.rd. and impressed the boss. maybe, it's time to be your own. transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it, america. >> a 10-year-old boy is thankfully ok after flying off of a waterslide and landing on concrete. we have the story and the incredible video. >> a fun day at a

we will have much more ahead on abc 7 news at noon. first, a preview of what is happening tonight at 11:00. >> tonight on abc 7 11:00, timeshares are great places to relax and recharge, but when the shine wears off and you are ready to sell, beware. willt -- our investigators show you had to say your family big-time hassles and money. how to make a clean break from your old getaway is tonight on abc 7 news at lindsey: the wizards prevailed last night in game three of the eastern conference semifinals but bad blood between the two teams and it boiled over. the wizards were up big in the second quarter, a huge shot on a screen from a celtics player. there was shoving and he gets tossed from the expect a fine and a suspension. the wizards get the win. they are one win closer to tying the series with game for this sunday. do or die tomorrow night for the capitals who face a limitation. down -- elimination. down 3-1 against the pittsburgh penguins. game five at the verizon center tomorrow night at 7:15. we will be right at perdue, we take s

east bay and south bay by noon, and most of the north bay by noon, and the coast and half of the bayoudy at noon, that part that comes across the golden gate in san francisco and reaches over towards emeryville and oakland. that's going to be pretty steady through the afternoon hours as is the clouds at the coast, or as are the clouds at the coast. and the temperatures in your neighborhood, we are pretty warm by everybody else's standards. 76 and 71, and 68 to 71 for most of the south bay. 63 in millbrae. and upper 50s at the coast today. 62 only in downtown san francisco. we'll go about 70 to 76 through the north bay valleys and 57 at bodega bay, and 64 to about 69 across most of the east bay shoreline. oakland at 66. 70, fremont, the warm spot. 75 to 82, with the 80s in antioch and brentwood being the warmest anywhere in the bay area today. here's my accuweather 7-day forecast, 70s around the bay inland on tuesday and wednesday, and then back to average on friday and then 60s, 70s and 80s on saturday and sunday, the warmest days. >>> let's look at traffic, southbound 101 at sierra

new at noon, an update on the sexual assault that happened in arlington. police are looking for the suspect who attacked a woman on rosslyn boulevard last sunday. now video shows the man trying to enter another tilting before the attack. he left after he was turned away. he went down the street and went door to door before attacking the victim. in central ohio where an active shooter situation has come to an end. it started early this morning at a nursing home in the town of cooker so. -- cookers w ville. police claim the shooter involved is no longer a threat. we are learning to -- we are working to learn more about the situation. , a townhouse in fairfax county went up in flames this morning and authorities confirm that the person who lives there was being evicted tomorrow. john gonzalez has the latest. >> a spokesperson with fairfax county fire tells me this is now deemed a suspicious fire. actively searching all morning for the homeowner who was not inside the house at the time of the fire. sources tell me this afternoon they have made contact with the

noon 67. >> reporter: high 68. rain starting out west and winding up in the east, it might be the evening before the shore clears. >> thank you, david. >>> new this morning, the nation's top pedestrian say children should not be given fruit jewels early in life. it offers no nutritional benefits and cannot take the place of breast milk or formula. orderly children should drink fruit juice sparingly and only eat whole fruit. >> alicia vitarelli is in los angeles with the "dancing with the stars" finale. >> jeanette reyes is investigating an early-morning fire in north philadelphia. >> reporter: a woman is found dead after a house fire, she was five months pregnant. what police are saying about her and the on going investigation coming up after the break. what if there was a paint... ...where each drop was formulated to be smarter... ...even smarter than that... ...so if a color didn't go on evenly, it would balance itself out to reveal its truest, richest state. if a paint could realize the fullest potential of any

the chopper went down behind a post office yesterday before noon yesterday. the pilot michael murphy was killed. murphy was on a solo training flight and not carrying any patients. business owners believe murphy's actions were heroic. >> i think he was trying to avoid the building out here, he saved lives. ntsb will issue a preliminary report on the crash in ten days and release the overall report in about 18 months. >>> a vehicle on i-95 hit a pedestrian, the victim a man in his 30s was rushed to hanheman hospital in critical condition. this happened around 9:25 p.m. in the southbound lanes near the girard avenue exit. state police are investigating the crash. >>> a tractor-trailer full of pigs overturned in hatfield, montgomery county. the truck driver was trying to turn left on the 2700 block of clemens road, initial check of the pigs found they were okay, they were taken to a vet for further examination, the driver was not hurt. >>> the jury in the creato trial is charged with murdering his 3-year-old son. jurors yesterday watched for the second time, vid

humid, mostly cloudy 50% chance of showers & heavy gusty t-storms best chance during the afternoon noon 5pm highs: 73-78 sunday: humid, am fog, cloud / sun mix east wind, 30% chance of late day coming up-- a woman dicovers an unusual object windshield. how did it happen? the answer might shock you. thats's coming up.. . people for large quantities of blood. he appeared in court yesterday on charges of practicing nursing without a proper license. anna-lysa gayle has more. an illinois family is suing their local school district and police, claiming they drove their son to an illinois family is suing their local school district and police, claiming they drove their son to school district and police, claiming they drove their son to commit suicide. in january, school officials confronted 16-year-old corey walgren over a cell phone video. they say it showed an explicit encounter with a classmate. court documents state, the officials threatened him. they demanded he turn over his phone, and told him he'd have to register as a sex offender. they then called his mother. before she was able to g

noon, 61. by 3:00 p.m. we may be struggling through the mid 60s. we expect to get the 70 late today closer to the dinner hour the way things are looking. warmer air ahead in the seven-day forecast. i'll have that story for you, of course we'll give you details on how the rain will evolve for the rest of the holiday. dinner hour should be called barbecue hour. fire up the grill. we'll be talking about the parades in just a few minutes. for now, a live look at the schuylkill expressway in king of prussia, nice light volume as so many have off work today. traffic is moving fine coming away from 202 heading toward gulph mills. speeds look good on the big picture. no issues on the boulevard and i-95. today we say goodbye to our beloved diner near rittenhouse square, little pete's is closing today, they are having a block party during the midday, expect 17th and chancellor to be blocked for much of the day today. old city, third street is blocked because of the water department issues from last week. speaking of water, flooding again in new castle, high

noon, additional showers popping to the north. points south from philadelphia to the shore should be mostly cloudy. ride here the coast drizzle can't be ruled out. later in the afternoon we can't rule out a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. future tracker 6 not selling much that have this afternoon. hopefully the afternoon and evening are dry. that's the way it's mainly looking. temperatures, 57 degrees by 8:00. by 10:00 we're still at 59. so bring along a jacket if you're heading to a ceremony this morning. by noon, 61 degrees and then by 3:00 p.m., 65 degrees with breaks of sunshine and 6:00 p.m. we get 70. i think our high of 70 does hit rather late in the day around 5:00 p.m., or 6:00 p.m. here the late day highs across the region. 65 in allentown. 6 in reading. 73 in wilmington, 74 in dover. 72 in millville. down the shore, 70 in cape may, the farther you creep up the coast the better chance you have of getting into the 60s that's it today. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high in philadelphia is 70. mostly

>> now abc 7 news at noon. on your side. lindsey: a meeting at american university following a disturbing scene on campus, bananas hanging from nooses. the campusez is at were so many people are shocked and outraged. >> messages of hatred and bigotry on campus in northwest d.c.. by using a popular fruit. there is a community getting underway on campus at the chapel. for an incident they are describing as a racist threat. several bananas have been found at three different locations on campus. all hanging by a news with the it. haramba written on the person or persons behind it wrote aka, referring to a predominantly black sorority at american university. a cruel and hateful message -- they were also found on monday, the same day the newly elected student government president took office, the first african-american woman to hold that role on campus. she happens to be a member of output -- alpha kappa alpha. >> i think it is ridiculous, i came to student because it was one of the most diverse schools i applied to. liberal and a

by noon we'll expect low 80s inland and by the bay. afternoon when we hit our high temperatures for today, expect mid 80s along the bay shoreline and low 90s for the inland valleys. we have one more hot day on wednesday before temps begin to come fall. the cool down starts on thursday and continues into the weekend. there is a slight chance of light sprinkles on sunday, but the computer models are very skeptical. i'll keep you updated as we get closer to it. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) and we have team coverage monitoring the heat around the bay area this morning.( mark ) kron 4's terisa estacio is live in lafayette this morning. terisa. ( terisa ) it is going to be a warm day. temperatures in some areas could hit the 90's. i will be out here talking to people about the heat and how they are coping with it all morning along. back to you. ( darya ) thanks terisa. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) the search continues this morning for the gunman who s

partly cloudy, chilly tomorrow, and by noon, watch a shower develop over clear lake, at noon, scattered showers in the north bay, up until 3:00, and from 3:00 until 8:00, there's a slight chance, and once the sun sets, as well as the chance of the showers. tomorrow, the coalest day, windy, milder on sunday, and calmer, warmest days is monday and tuesday before another cold front and slight chance of wet weather wednesday. >> all right, mike, thank you. >>> it's timely friday. time for our most adorable teach of the week. mike, introduce us to the perfect pet, june, that's next. >>> plus, michael will consumer questions today from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. ask questions and you may be live on it's day one of we're playing zombie tag! i'm tired, but i'm teaching them hopscotch. i'm starting a garden with my neighbors so our kids can eat better. and we feel happier! i have more energy at work. i feel stronger! small changes you make today can make a big difference in how you feel.... and may help prevent obesity, high blood pressure, and type 2 diabetes. start now to turn today into a better day.

noon 87. noon, 91 degrees, we expect a high of 91 around 4:00 p.m. before we zip back to 89 degrees by 6:00 p.m. so, definitely on the hot side and staying humid. high temperatures, 90 in allentown. 90s in trenton, philadelphia, millville, 89 in wilmington, 88 in dover, down the shore for the second straight day, comfortable muggy, temperatures getting up to 80, not bad for the beach. once the front comes through, we'll see a dramatic change for saturday, 72, lower humidity you feel the humidity dropping even as you head out on the town this evening. sunday it looks like it could be cooler around 70 maybe in the upper 60s. for saturday night's union contest against colorado they are on a role. three straight wins and four straight shutouts. 65 for the start of the contest, 61 for the match. it's going to be cool considering the heat we've had the last he three days. hot and humid thunderstorm possible 91. later tonight, things change, partly sunny, i should say we drop with the humidity, the temperatures drop, saturday partly sunny and cooler, 72. su

and it will be round through the noon hour. maybe we even see it han hang around 1:00 and second batch may come in in the evening. bottom line rounds of rain expected thursday, maybe a little drier on friday and then more rain as we head into and di mention, it's going to be a lot cooler too. maybe 15 cooler tomorrow then it was today. so grab the jacket and umbrella i'll are more what you can expect for the weekend as well as finish out the workweek in a few minutes. tony. >> we have breaking news to bring you out of prince george county. take a look at screen. sky fox is live over the scene of two car crash in chel cheltenam. all southbound lanes of route 301 are shut dunn right now. that's near black stone av avenue. maryland state police helicopter was called to the scene to transport victims. prince george county fire says two people were trapped in the cars. we don't know how severe their injuries are. we'll get you more information when it becomes available. again right now all southbound lanes of route 301 near black st

>> now, abc 7 news at noon, on your side. >> right now at noon, authorities are working tirelessly into the investigation in the deadly bombing in manchester. we learned police are looking into the possibility that a network played a role in the attack. this as the identities of the victims continue to pour in. the father of the suicide bomber is now speaking out. monday's deadly bombing. >> i think it's very clear that this is a network that we are continues apace. there are extensive investigations going on, taking place across greater manchester as we speak. >> the primary focus, the neighborhood of the suicide bomber, salman abedi. he was the son of libyan immigrants. the british home secretary said he may have recently visited libya and syria. intelligence officials looking into any possible connections dices, which house praised -- has praised the attack. experts saying the bomb contained nuts and bolts intended to maim and murder as many as possible. today, british police confirming they now know the identities of all those who died outside of the area and a grand concert -- the

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as we go through the afternoon it gets milder, 72 by noon.igh of 75 at 3:00 p.m., there is the chance of a pop-up shower as we go through the afternoon and probably not knocking that off in time for the evening plans. 72 degrees by 7:00, if you happen to be flying somewhere maybe heading to some relative's house for the holiday weekend, all green aircraft, no major delays, we have rain at jfk at this early hour. >> going ton to "healthcheck" startling news about the death rate from alzheimers. deaths rose 55%. cdc looked at alzheimers cases between 1999 own 2014. only maine showed a decline. the overall rise can be attributed to an aging population and more doctors recognizing and diagnosing the symptoms. >>> nasa is changing their results about a mission to jupiter. scientists discovered that jupiter has earth size polar cyclones and wells of ammonia that form giant weather systems in the deep atmosphere. >>> up next not morning buzz, after nearly two decades of trying a couple will be hearing a lot of crying in the middle of the night. they

y23wny y5yy >> now abc 7 news at noon -- on your side. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> we begin this noon on stormwatch. today marks six straight days of rain in our area. it started out wet and soggy. chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a look at your forecast. with that break may come a little bit of sunshine, but later this afternoon, heavy rain. potential of being the most active weather day, and i mean heavy showers, thunderstorms, and the outside chance some could approach severe levels. starting to form west of interstate 81. temperatures are expected to warm finally out of the 60's to at least 70, but we will deal with more showers and storms through the mid to late afternoon and through early this evening. by the time we get to the 4:00 hour through 7:00, that is when we will see a noticeable increase in the probability of showers and storms. we expect to have those storms produce even more heavy downpours. this isn'

the rally will be held at noon and the b.a.r.t. station there in front of dianne feinstein's office. >>> the last step before a jury decides he is guilty of murdering. the defense wrapped up closing arguments yesterday. torres is accused of kidnapping and killing lamar five years ago and her body has never been found. >>> and then a hit-and-run that seriously hurt two teenage boys. the boys were walking across the street when they were hit yesterday. the driver appears to have run the stop sign and no word on the boy's condition this morning. >>> police investigated a suspicious package last night, and san fancisco officers shut down the area and offered a shelter in place. and officers gave the all-clear just before 11:00 last night. >>> authorities are investigating the death of a teenager hit and killed by a train. it was near grant and railroad avenues yesterday. the 16-year-old was riding his bike near a bridge and his principal says principle and staff are devastated. >> he had a big heart. and he was able to earn the support