cooler north, northwest into the upper 60s. let's look at national map because temperature-wise i'll throw you with the frontal system is and we see cooler, drier air move in behind that front and that's gob to give us a great break in humidity once we get to tomorrow. can't rule out early/late morning showers and isolated and as far as in nature don't worry. build this behind it and it says yes, ma'am. and your saturday get more sunshine by the time we get to sunday. temperatures for the weekend will be in the 80s and 90s with let less mudty. more of a southerly flow once we get to sunday. >>> so tomorrow afternoon temperatures upper 80s. low 90s as well to south of us with pretty light breeze. and if you head to ocean city tomorrow, it's going to be fabulous to get out on the beach. once again, same story in terms of maybe an early morning shower or sprinkle. 87 saturday and spectacular mostly sunny skies. >> by the time we get to 8:00 hour, 86 by midday and 88s by the time we hit the 5:00 hour no sign of sunshine over there.

this is 16th street northwest.tarting to reopen so we'll let you know how that's progressing. route one in northern virginia southbound right lane blocked at gunston road. not seeing any delays though you're going against the commute so you should be okay. northbound 95 dale city to the beltway very heavy through woodbridge. not so bad through lorton. 66 eastbound manassas to the beltway you've got some heavy traffic from about manassas to centreville but then it looks like you're okay traveling through fairfax all the way to falls church not so bad. and finally 270 southbound is free and clear. this is a good road to be on this morning. father hurley boulevard all the way to the beltway no traffic. all right, that's a look at traffic and we'll be back with much more. fox5 news morning returning after this. >> ♪ at ikea, we believe your perfect student m for the perfect price. and... who's there? hey. a boy? oh, on the bed? you never told your dad and i about any... wait, what's going on now? move the flag. i need

that's the latest live from northwest d.c. back to you. >> molette, thank you. >>> developing this morning, back to the drawing board for senate republicans. >> the plan to repeal and replace obamacare is dead. this comes overnight. that brings the total number much republicans opposing the billow physicianly to four. >> now the table is being set for a straight repeal of the health care law. nbc's chris pollone will have a look at what this means coming up. our other top story this morning, fairfax reports to identify a man whose body was found floating in a lake on trinity parkway in centreville last night. a fisherman found the man last night around 7:30 p.m. they're examining a backpack found along the shore also. >>> prince george's county police are looking for the people who dumped a man's body in a riverdale neighborhood. that body was found on 60th avenue off riverdale road. >>> tonight parents can attend a town hall meeting about spotting sexual abuse. this is in response to the recent arrest of carlos bell in charle

and, the impact of climate change on the northwest passage. next on "s newshour weekend." >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the j.b.p. foundation. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. the anderson family fund. rosalind p. walter, in memory of abby m. o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. growing anxiety today on the korean peninsula following north korea's second, and more ambitious, test of an intercontinental ballistic missile on friday. the missile is thought to be capable of reaching deep inside the u.s. mainland. china condem

the northwest territory was a subject i knew nothing about, and very briefly, the northwest was cededo us by the british at the end of the revolutionary war and the treaty of paris in 1783. it was a brilliant stroke of genius on the part of john adams and others who were the diplomats at that occasion. because what they ceded to us equaled in size the entire area of the original 13 colonies. in other words we doubled the , size of our country geographically, physically, with one stroke of the pen. and there was nobody except native americans living there, no settlements, no towns. nothing. there were squatters and traders and fur dealers and trappers, and so forth but no settlement. , the idea that was cooked up by this fellow cutler, and others from around boston was to create a way of paying back to the veterans of the revolution who never received any money for their service, they received certificates. by the time the war was over, all of that was virtually worthless, about $.10 on the dollar. this would be a way to provide the sale of land, primarily farmland, to these veterans a

and were delivered not to addresses anywhere in northwest but instead to people in cars. who paid cash for those deliveries. prosecutors claimed in the original indictment that dean vaughn rowe a supervisor in northwest would use his computer to identity the packages coming into the station and make sure they got into the hands, prosecutors claim the three carried out the conspiracy for as long as a year. dean vaughn row, because he was convicted of distribution as well, h years in prison, and up to 40 years in prison. he's actually been locked up since his arrest last summer. the other two women, those two mail carriers kendra brantly and alicia norman face up to five years in prison when sentenced. those will be sentenced in september. row will be sentenced in october. live outside the federal courthouse, paul wagner, fox 5 local news. >>> two baltimore police detectives have found themselves on the wrong side of the law, ran dellstown and maurice war of middle river pleaded guilty in federal to racketeering, hendricks admitted to participating in three robberies. ward

this is 16th street northwest northbound. still have the northbound lanes closed due to that standing high wer 1700 block of seventh street northwest remains closed due to that crash involving a cruiser and finally gw parkway southbound large pothole near spout run. heavy delays along the length of parkway. we'll look at traffic coming up at 7:35 when fox5 news morning will be right back. >> ♪ >>> taking live look outside on this monday morning. 7:30 is your time. 68 degrees. man it's a gorgeous, gorgeous day. your weather and traffic coming up in just a bit with those details. let's get you caught up on top stories right now. sheriff's deputies in allow town need your help finding a missing woman and two children. take look. this is 27-year-old courtney ash you'll see her in just a minute. she was last seen friday night in suffix. traveling with her five-year-old son cameronn and nine-year-old cousin jaelin in the middle. three were expected to arrive at a family member's home in leesburg but they never showed up. they may b

standing water 16 street northwest underneath the tunnel at scott circle. water collects that's where we've got the closure between m street and p street. so, the whole length of really where the circle is and there's some emergency vehicles it looks like trying to drive into the water and i'm not really sure how you best remove water but they are trying to do so. that will remain closed near scott circle as long as we've got that standing water out there. let's go to our maps. it's the only closure that's the result of any flooding but we have some other issues already early on this monday morning. outer loop disabled vehicle right lane blocked on the american legion bridge as you're crossing from maryland over into virginia. so that's going to cause some slowdowns there. no real major delays at this hour. it's still early. use caution in that spot. use caution inner loop disabled vehicle left lane blocked before colesville road. that could slow you down on the tosi that is a look at traffic. maureen and holly back over to you. >> ♪ >> thank you caitlin. >

. —— rain for the northwest.investigating five attacks overnight which involved corrosive substances being thrown in people‘s faces. this was a shocking attack last night. somebody‘s left with life—changing injuries, and this is something we‘ve been concerned about in the home office for some time. as the government launches a fresh crackdown on drug use, we speak exclusively to a woman whose son was groomed by gang of dealers. i would ask where he‘s been, he wouldn‘t say anything. just literally his manner towards me wasn‘t very nice. what i would call from an angel child turned into a monster. you can hear the full interview shortly. and, they wanted their wedding dance to be knock—out.

notice the clouds to the northwest. initially ahead of some of these showers and thunderstorms will keep things a little cooler north and west for highs today t not necessarily mid 90's but it looks like lower 90's there. but here's one complex coming in to northwestern ohio now and central sections of ohio. it looks like most of this probably dies out before it gets here but there's another one behind it and it will have i think later on this afternoon and this evening and they're all on a trajectory, if you will, to move in our direction. so, we're dry most of the day but i think after 2 o'clock is when we stand the best chance of starting to get some of these showers and thunderstorms moving in from the northwest and moving to the east obviously so coming across 95 later on this afternoon and this evening. by 11:00 a.m. i think we're already 91 degrees. at least here in the city. a little cooler for our western suburbs. 2 o'clock today 94 degrees. heat index will be up to a hundred, maybe 102, 103. some cases maybe i

live in northwest washington, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. michelle: snapshot of the white house communication director shows he has a long history in the spotlight. anthony scaramucci founded sky bridge capital and for a time co-hosted "wall street week." law degree from harvard. he is also a vice chair for the kennedy center corporate fund board. alison: president trump is about to ban americans are traveling to north korea. this follows the death of u.v.a. student otto warmbier who was imprisoned in north korea and died shortly after he returned to the u.s. the ban will take effect in one month from now. after that, americans who want to travel to north korea will need to apply for a special passport on the humanitarian ground. michelle: this weekend could be far for relaxing after a wicked hot end to the week. we are now is facing a chance of severe weather. brian van de graaff is tracking it from the weather center. it sounds like we are not getting the weekend off when it comes to this. brian: no. we have chances of cooling showers if t

the idea is the same, we see the winds off the northwest that drops the humidity down.ver the next few days, it will be hot, we'll deal with the july heat we lower the humidity, it feels better, poconos, sunny skies, 86 degrees, sunday sun and clouds, 85. jersey shore, mostly sunny, 58 today. sun and clouds another delightful day tomorrow, highs around 84. guys. >> thank you. >>> turning to sports this sunday morning, the phillies are hoping to wrap up their series against the mets on a high note. >> the sixers add to their roster and spend a lot of money for a veteran guard. here's "action news" sports director, ducis rogers with all your sunday morning sports. >> reporter: good morning, the sixers are spending, yesterday the team snagged free agent and shooting guard jj reddic. it's a quun -- it's a one year deal worth $23 million. he brings a veteran presence. he average 15 points per game with the clippers. he is deadly from downtown shooting 43% from 3 point range. to put that in prospective, the league averages 36%. >>> sixers center joel embiid took to celebrate,

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moving from the northwest to the southeast. let's zoom in closer. we're seeing lots of lightning strikes. be mindful of that if you're in norr norristown, glennside, lots of lightning. philadelphia, going to start to see lightning heading our way soon enough. stronger storms, springfield also seeing heavier downpours. also seeing hail returns as well. radar right now locally here, the northwest corner, we are seeing some, again, heavier thunderstorms. so, i want to go ahead and zoom on out because i do want to show you the storms as they approach our area, our neighborhoods. trenton expect some thunderstorms at about 6:44 p.m. middletown, 7:18 p.m. in around the metro area, 6:28 p.m. toms river, expect rumbling and thunderstorms. some could be very strong. approximately 7:30, 8:00 p.m. coming up in just a bit, we're going to of course time out more storms for you. i'll see you in just a bit. back to you, denise. >> rains could cool us off a bit. right now it's a stem steamny might out there. brandon hudson joins us live from phoenixville with the co

in northwest washington, suzanne kennedy. adrianna: coming up at noon, a hair-raising explosion on a freeway, the search for what caused this wild scene. and what happened, the storm of questions surrounding the police involved shooting death of an australian woman in minnesota. you know what they say -- kids will begin, but does that go for the animals. the chaos animals cause a business owner. here is the traffic. , a heavy rideoon in a few spots, not bad 66 near vienna, a pretty good ride. looking good off the beltway. 270 southbound with a bit of trouble pass route 109 down route 80, delays as a pick up the work zone. the right lane, picking up cones right now past the scene. they are not quite ready with the work zone just starting to be picked up. pass clarksburg, things open for both directions with no incidents. capital beltway, temple hills road, the overpass for branch avenue, a crash on the outer loop, two right lanes blocked, a lot of volume towards the screen but that will be a short stretch of delays considering

you can see the drier air starting to work in from the northwest. we're seeing dewpoints in the mid 60s and mid 70s first thing this morning. we're starting to see the westerly winds do its thing here and dry the atmosphere out. 78 is the exoint in -- dewpoint in dover, millville, 70. beach haven, 72. it's going to be hot today, but unlike yesterday we won't be dealing with the oppressive humidity. call from accuweather, mostly sunny, less humid, nice day, 90 degrees is the forecasted high. one thing make sure you continue to apply the sunscreen if you're laying on the beach, uv index is very high. looking ahead, less humid that's the headline over the next few days, lots of sunshine expecting with high temperatures of 90 degrees. we run the risk of seeing thunderstorms, especially on the 4th of july. i know a lot of you have fireworks plans and picnics and things like that. i'll be back and time everything out foy on future tracker 6 and show you cooler numbers in the seven day forecast. >> we begin with breaking news and "action news" exclusive. t

stephen tschida picks up the story now live from northwest. stephen? stephen: we heard from the d.c. police and they believe they caught him. the same suspect believed to ha attempted to hit two other banks all within a matter of minutes. >> it's inconvenient. i hope nobody in the bank was hurt. that is the most important thing. >> the first and the only successful robbery in the 500 block of 12th street northwest. that went down at 9:22 this morning. then 12 minutes later an attempted robbery at bb&t bank in northwest. 25 minutes after that, another attempted bank robbery. this is just a block away on 17th street. >> really? this morning? did they find the people? stephen: the braising bank robbery and two attempt -- the brazen bank robbery and two attempts in the height of rush hour surprised some customers. >> i hadn't heard of any before in this area. >> they found the people. we have a good suspect description. a man in if 50's. close crop hair. seen getting in a cold or a off and heading north. the factors may have contributed to the quick arrest

morgan street northwest. closed for fire response and then westbound east capitol at 50th street northeast. still have that light rain blocked because of the earlier crash. metro line here. green. delays to branch avenue on the green line. disabled train at west high yachtsville. looking at the travel lines. 270. top of the beltway. inner loop and outer loop. no problems there. just a little bit slow. very normal. 66 inbound at 95 northbound in virginia also looking typical. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. mr. chuck bell. >> good morning, melissa. so far 13 of the first 17 days here in the month of july have been 90 degrees for higher, including yesterday's 91. we have a whole lot more 90s straight ahead, including today. there's a live picture of the sun over northwest washington. nothing on radar this morning. we'll have a chance for a stray shower or thunderstorm. on the whole, the trend is a downward trend for rain chances and upward trend for isolated storms. low to mid-70s

a reversal of fortu nes weather across the northwest.ss the course of sunday. much better weather in the north west, belfast, glasgow, england and wales. london the south coast pretty overcast. outlook into monday and tuesday, temperatures rising in southern parts of the uk. by the time we get to wednesday, risk of some warm, if not hot weather reaching southern areas. without a risk of thunderstorms. a long way off, let's get through the weekend first. this is bbc world news today. our top stories: the french president, emmanuel macron, has honoured the victims of last year's bastille day truck attack in nice during commemorations there to mark the anniversary. just a few hours earlier, emmanuel macron was playing host to donald trump. the french president promised nothing will break the countries' friendship. did donald trump's sun beat a russian spy? also in the programme: two teenage boys are arrested, after acid was thrown on people's faces in attacks in london.

epa officer-involved shooting in northwest. it happened less than an hour ago, about ten:20 in the 700 block of newton place . these in the petworth neighborhood. our lindsay watts just arrived at the scene. lindsay, what can you tell us. of information so far, but we want to give you a live look at where this happened. this is the 700 block of newton place here in the petworth neighborhood of northwest. what we know is that a d.c. police officer shot a man. that man is conscious and breathing, taken to the hospital. this happened right around ten:30 tonight. in addition to newton place there are a lot of other roads around this area that are blocked off, a very large police presence including on georgia avenue. i just talked to a police spokesman. he couldn't give me any information about the circumstances that led up to this, but of course we will continue to keep you posted as we learn more information. live in northwest, lindsay watts, fox5 local news. >> still to come tonight, new york police are calling it an assassinatio

this was on 50th street northwest, not too far from hellie middle school. a man and a teen boy were shot just before 10:00 last night. the man was unconscious, not responsive. police say they are not looking for a suspect at the time. we are going fill you in with details as we learn more. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. >>> happening today, the mothe in 2014 is due back in hort. there's another hearing for her. she was the last person seen with her son jacob. the children were never found. this comes the same week of jacob's fifth birthday, which was july 3rd. she is not mentally stable enough for tribal. >>> she had to bury one son, now a suitland mother is reliving that all over again. >> the worst nightmare happening again, when haven't even finished grieving for my first son. >> someone shot and killed the 18-year-old. his mother says he was visiting a friend on darrel drive. police are searching for suspects and motive. four years ago, his older brother, c.j. was murdered at a bus stop. tyreke helped unimaginable loss. she doesn't know what s

then about an hour later we go back to northwest, the 4800 block of kansas avenue. one man was killed, and a second person was critically wounded. for your reference, this is just north of sherman circle. now we fast forward to 3 p.m. on sunday. this is back in the same area northeast. another shooting reported at the 4400 block of coral street northeast right by the kenilworth aquatic gardens. finally, the last incident of the day happened at the 3500 block of clay place, northeast, another shooting around 8 now in response to all these shootings, the chief also posted this photo which you can see over my right shoulder. saying you can be eligible for money if you give a tip that leads to an arrest. evan koslof wusa9. >> the violence didn't stop yesterday. just after 5:00 this morning, we learned there was a stabbing on sherman avenue in northwest d. c. >>> a cyber expert says it is almost a sure thing you will be a victim of a hack at least once a year. that's what happened to this woman who had her uber account stolen by someone across the globe. how do you prote

from a lightning strike that started a rooftop fire at a house on seaton place northwest to a torrential downpour that flooded city streets. not to mention a massive tree that fell and crushed this car on 32 street norm west. job martin is the homeowner next door. he says his whole day changed at around 4:00 this afternoon during the heavy downpour. >> our lights wept off just adds we heart a crash. and not that bad a crash. deposit sound that bad from >> when he looked outside this is what he saw. >> i was annoyed. >> luckily, though, no one was hurt according to the homeowner. but now he says he's got a lot of work ahead of himself. >> i'll be dealing with this for weeks. >> around 4:45 two park police officers rescued a family of four on thefiedal basin near the jefferson memorial. they say the family's paddle boat filling up fast with water. >> more the waves were hitting the side wall it made it more difficult to get people out of the boat. it was unstable. >> on top of being in 65 mile an hour winds and choppy waves arounds 2 to 3 feet high. >> it eded hectic you could hear the rai

a nice comfortable breeze out of the northwest.e's philadelphia, the high is currently situated right there across the ohio valley working out to sea actually later today. the high, remember, the winds blow clockwise around the high. the high to our west we get northwesterly breezes. once the high hits the coast the winds shift out of the south. we start talking about the humid air working into the area again. we have an unsettled week in the delaware and lehigh valleys. 85 degrees wall-to-wall blue skies today. tomorrow, humidity increases, but once we get into tuesday and wednesday it's unbearable. pop-up thunderstorms possible tomorrow, same thing tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday. jennette. >> three full size vehicles have been given high marks when it comes to crash worthiness. the insurance institute gave topicses to the lincoln -- top picks to the lincoln. tess -- tesla struggled with safety. >>> paula fair i say has a -- ferris has a vacation nightmare >> reporter: summer is here, and many of us have already booked our m

danielle nottingham, cbs news. >>> back here in this district a dramatic rescue overnight in northwest washington, a man became trapped in a trash chute, yes, a trash chute in the 700 block of seventh street northwest at 3 a.m. today. our stephanie ramirez is live at the building where this all happened. so, stephanie, just what happened? >> reporter: there is bringing the jersey accent out of me, nasty, nasty, nasty. it happened at the residences of burglary place in chinatown early this morning. the best part was my photographer dry heaving after he stuck his camera inside that trash chute. there he goes there. take a look. here it is. this is the trash chute d.c. fire and ems tweeted a few photos of today. you see a red portion on the that bottom. the d.c. fire spokesperson says a man was sitting on top of that inside at the time. they used a harness haul method to pull him out. how did this happen? i'm told the man apparently thought he dropped his girl friend's cell phone inside when he threw out the trash. so he decided to take a look, placed his hand on the back wall of the chut

that's between 26th and 28th street in northwest.uters, you're told to expect some extensive delays at america's busiest train station. that's thanks to a minor derailment of a new jersey transit train last night at new york's penn station. now, while the derailment happened at a slow speed and no one was hurt, the 180 passengers had to be transferred to another train just to destination. amtrak is already scheduled to start a big track repair project there on monday. jan. >> all right, ellen, thank you. >>> a group of people headed to china are getting a little bit of a late start on their trip thanks to an emergency right after takeoff >> imagine hearing what we're about to tell you. good news police say this does not appear to be terrorism related, but passengers on a delta plane say it was a first- class passenger causing all the problems right after takeoff from seattle. witnesses say this man went to and from the bathroom, headed for the exit door at one point and then a flight attendant tried to stop him. he punched the flight

building 41 street northwest. pulls up to the store on bike and writes white devils and other hate graffiti on the wall. police are asking anyone with information about the grv eaty to give them a call. >> local crab industry. 15,000 new foreign worker v visas to enter u.s. to work for maryland seafood industry. crab picking and oyster s shuking industries rely on help for the busy surprise. some are surprised by the decision to expand the program given stop sign on travel ban. >> college park maryland consider ago louing non u.s. citizen to vote if local elections. six other communities allow they would have to pass am amendment to allow non citizens to vote. counsil expected to sot ron the change august 8. >> put down cellphone or pay a fine. city of honolulu want to fine people up to 99 if they are caught looking at their phone. city council just passed a new rule. the mayor has to make the final decision though. >> actually don't have a problem with that. >> it's probably a good idea. >> i see more people look

rain still falling where bob is in northwest d.c.oss the region today. tucker saying very slow-moving. >> much like tucker. >> storms. >> i'm sorry i was getting the latest. flash flood warning for parts of southern maryland. i'll have that map in just minute. >> just what you thought. >> yes, just what i thought. very heavy rain down there. a look at the radar. it didn't rain new jersey june the heavens have opened up. felt like it the last couple of days all the humidity and you can kind of feel -- you can feel it's coming. major flood watch that's a flash flood watch issued in the 6:00 o'clock hour this morning for all the counties in green including the city of wash washington, and as you get off to the south there, much of virginia and parts of maryland as well. the reason why, rounds of rain and we've had some very rain early this morning and set to continue on and off throughout date today. 75 now at reagan national. quickly daytime highs about 80 today. clouds and rain will hold our temperatures down a lot of humidity out the

he points his gun straight at the clerk at this 7/eleven in the 2300 block of 14th street northwest. police say he got away with a few hundred dla stole a wallet from a customer on the way out. notice the head covering, possibly a shirt tied around his face. a man with what appears to be the same head scarf targets a cvs store just a day before. this time it's the 3600 block ever 12th street northeast. the gun isn't clear in the video, but d.c. police say this robbery was also armed investigators have taken notice of the similar outfit in each case. but they say they can't be sure this is the same guy. either way the person responsible for both is still out there. and anyone who calls in a tip that leads to a success ful conviction is eligible for a reward up to $10,000. reporting at d.c. police headquarters in northwest , evan lambert, fox5 local news. >> another hot, humid and rainy day on the books. will the trend continue into your workweek? let's check in with good news for the week ahead. we're do have some good newses. we're going to start out with a little bit of humidity and

cheryl: they are attending the convention this week in northwest. her handlers hope that she attracts other police departments to rescue pitbulls instead of spending thousands on a purebred. >> these dogs are the exact opposite of what they are painted to be. change the perception of pit alls. -- pitbulls. students are able to walk and stop and take a picture with her. >> they are not any scarier than any other dogs. the trainers say so far the d.c. area has not used pitbulls as police dogs, but may be kaya's personality will warm hearts. >> they are free and are saving taxpayer dollars. kimberly: here is an example why bad rap.get the this one attacked a minority leader in the maryland house of delegates. he was walking with his family and their dog, tucker, when he says a stray pitbull attacked him and his dog. and his dog got nasty wounds, but they are both stitched up and resting at home. a underway by the medical center metro. the work in bethesda is being done underground, but is having a big impact on those above. montgomery county department

live in northwest d.c., q mccray, abc 7 news. kimberly: q, before you go, do we know if the cruiser cam was rolling or body cameras? q: i asked that question, kim, and that is part of the internal investigation going on now. they will see if there is any video, body cameras, any information they can get to get to the bottom of this. kimberly: q mccray reporting for us, thank you. new information about the bicyclist who was hit in southeast d.c. he was on 29th street and failed to stop at a stop sign before turning left onto erie. a car that had the right-of-way then hit the bicycle and took off. the man on the bike is in critical condition. the police said the car that hit him is a four-door white or silver sedan with paper tags that start with the letters call the police if you can help track down the driver. developing now, gunshots that lasted for 10 seconds, in the end more than two dozen people hit by bullets, others injured in the stampede to escape the gunfire at an arkansas nightclub. the police are desperate to find the

any time we again have the north to northwest winds direction, it is always some good news. we do have some clouds cover out there. you see storm scan3, shows no precipitation, though, however , couple of spotty showers, aren't completely ruled out as we go through the rest of the afternoon, see we will be up to 75 by about noontime. then we're going into the low 50's -- low eight's, spotty showers continuing into the early evening, going to be nice on wednesday, however, showers and thunderstorms are back in the forecast as we get towards the ends of the week. talking about that when i come back inside. >> matt, see you soon, thank you. and this noon, we are learning more about the two people seen high atop the ben franklin bridge overnight. authorities say the two are quote urban photographers, had scaled the bridge towers to photograph. once they reached the top however they were too scared to go back down, officials safely helped them down, they were taken into police custody they'll be charged with criminal mischief, interference with transportation or causing or riskin

this happened on shepherd street northwest. here it is again.spect >> ♪♪ >> so the big political headline of course has been the senate's failure to repeal and replace the affordable care act. we have several big headlines we're following. >> fox5 political reporter ronica cleary live with a look at some of the stories tonight. ronica. >> reporter: hey, jim and sarah. president trump when he was on the campaign trail he actually said he was going to rip up the iran nuclear deal. the news broke that the administration decided to recertify iran's compliance with the deal. now, the question is did he letdown his supporters by doing this? well, i spoke with dr. sebastian gorka deputy assistant to the president and he says the answer plain and simple is no and to really understand what happened yesterday that's going to help paint the picture and make it clear why not. take a listen. >> what we did is we stayed unequivocally that this is a bad deal and that we have imposed a whole new package of sanctions because iran is not in compliance with the sp

he also previews his upcoming book about the pioneers of the northwest territory. this event was part of the series of the founding fathers hosted by the society of fine arts in palm beach, florida. >> wow, it's great to see it fill like this. and thank you, all. good morning. and i'm really happy that there are students here today from cardinal lumin and also from palm beach atlantic university. ultimately the people i want to reach most are the children and grandchildren of all the people in this room. but today i'm introducing a dear friend. america's great historian david mccollough. but i'm also very, very happy to introduce his wife rosalie. because i said to david, is rosalie coming to the lecture, and he said, i can't go anywhere without adult supervision. rosalie is awesome. rosalie is to david what abigail adams was to john adams. she's the fabulous -- [ applause ] it's true. she's the fabulous indispensable life partner. she's not only beautiful inside and out. but she told me last night when she met david mccollough, she was only 17, and the first time

i'm working on a book now about the settlement of the northwest territory. which was that territory ceded by britain after the revolution. the treaty of paris 1783. when, again, john adams and john j. succeeded in getting britain to cede all of this territory northwest of the ohio river which now constitutes the states of ohio, indiana, illinois, michigan and wisconsin. five states. wilderness empire. as large as all the 13 colonies. as large as all of france. and there was no settlement there. and this revolutionary war era group put that bill through the northwest ordinance, through the congress, before we even had a constitution. and because of their feelings on slavery, they convinced the congress before we had a constitution there would be no slavery in the northwest territory. and immensely important and long influential effect on our history. because of course it meant all you had to do if you were black was to cross the ohio river and you were free. hence the union, the railroad, the underground railroad, came into existence. and yet that ideal was p

look at the cool air off to the northwest.falo, 58 degrees, pittsburgh a pair of 5s, syracuse, 58. charleston, 62. you go farther to the northwest just off the screen they have temperatures in the 40s this morning. really nice stuff out there. satellite and radar again not much going on, high pressure building, remember with the areas of high pressure, the air sinks it's difficult to get much in the way of clouds. the results will be full sunshine. high pressure, nice gentle breeze out of the west/northwest, temperatures very comfortable today. monday, the high works out to sea, the winds shift again, this time out of the southwest, the humidity starts to build, temperatures start to climb, we introduce the threat of showers and thunderstorms again, that will be late in the day. unfortunately that pattern persists through friday. here's future tracker 6 today we're not tracking much of anything at all. mostly sunny skies from start to finish. here comes tomorrow, starting out with a combination of sun and clouds, the humidity

." >>> here in northwest iraq, american troops are fighting the war on terror and helicopter gunships such as this armed uh-1-234 are essential for the troops fighting a fe moeshs adversary. 1968 half a world away, this aircraft's predecessors supported 6,000 marines and soldiers in the northwest corner of another country. vietnam. vastly outnumbered, the americans stood firm for 77 days enduring unrelentless attacks, heavy casualties and dwindling suppliee. it's a story i know well because i was a rifle platoon commander on a ridge overlooking khe sahn not long after the siege. tonight, those who lived throug% the hell of the siege at khe sa sahn. u.s. military action in vietnam was near the peak in early 1968. american troops strength passed the half million mark and the hum ber of americans killed in action soared to nearly 20,000. at home, protests against the war were bigger and louder. >> american helicopters are used to transport the south vietnam troops, the show of strength intimidates the reds. >> u.s. military involvement had begun in earnest in 1961 when president kennedy

officers say they came across kenneth early on georgia avenue northwest. they told him to drop his gun. 28-year-old ignored that order. one of the officers fired hitting him. he's expected to survive, charges against him include assault on a police officer. the officer was fired his gun is on leave while detectives investigate. >> overseas now, we've seen major clashes all day long between police and protesters at the start of g 20 summit in germany. officers earlier used teier gas and fire hoses. today's protest come on the eve of the highly anticipated meeting between president trump and vladimir putin. here is the latest. >> thousands of protesters spilled into the streets of hamburger. tense show down with police using tier gas at times to control the angry crowds. >> reporter: more than demonstrators joined more than two dozen world leaders here. >> we are here to tell him to leave and that he's not welcome. >> president trump was welcome for a one on one meeting this afternoon with the chancellor. they have a tense relationship ranging from climate c

winds changed to northwest. now it's north, northwest now it's pushing a lot of humidity down south. it means it makes it more comfortable and that's going to be the trend. >>> 5 national and some other read ago cross the area showing you basically up north and west it's cooling off a little gaithersburg already down to 67 and hagerstown 68. frederick is 72. down here to the south is still pretty much where we are. temperatures mid 70s there. culpepper nice. 71. temperatures will continue to fall down through the 70s maybe 80s and middle 60s with fair skies overnight tonight. dulles 64. frederick 61. and so i was talking about it, it might feel cool to you if you are up early, early tomorrow morning. hagerstown sprapz cuts down is 57 or so and close to the 50s up and down the i 81 corridor and really, really nice for everybody else. even if you're to the south and southwest. big thunderstorms all the rain really south of us. we had one little weak trough through and that kept activity bundled up to the south. we

everybody knows, we're on connecticut northwest, and -- mark villa is with me. you have a creative way to celebrate the 30th 30th anniversary >> we're excited. we team wanted i wall do's publisher and we teamed for a scavenger hunt. we've teamed up with a lot of local businesses and we have six inch tall wall dos hidg neighboring stores, and anyone can come in and they got to look for a -- there's a passport here, a waldo passport >> turn it around. >> here's the passport >> come get this from you guys >> get this from us at politics and pros. what you do is inside are the list of all the folks that are participating. you go to each of them and you got to find the wall do or wenda, when you find them, you got a signature or stamp and once you collected ten, come to politics and pros. >> are all these places is it walkable from politics and pros >> some a little bit more than others, comet punk pong in the avalon, are a little bit more walkable >> this is only been going on since the first of the month. >> five days and we've had -- we got at least -- we got at a

what led to another deadly double shooting in northwest. >> i am devastated. i never had anything like this happen ever. her sense of security is shattered after two men were shot on the front steps of her home in the 4800 block of kansas avenue northwest. >> it was so close. brian: neighbors heard the sound of gunshots ricochet off the block around 2:00 this morning. >> they woke me up when the shots fell. brian: surveillance cameras captured the victims sitting and waiting for a bus when another man comes up. he orders them into empty their pockets. second later, both men get shot. one victim fell on the steps. the other stumbled around back and was pronounced dead on scene. >> he must have fallen goes the blood is from the back to the front on the street right there. brian: the violence started before 10:00. two men shot near the ecuadorian embassy on 15th three northwest another man was shot in northeast and around 1:00 this morning, another man shot at a block party near 45th treat northeast. -- 45th street northeast. >> i hope this does not happen anymor

we have a bit of a northwest wind kicking in. and then for tomorrow we get a little switch in that wind department and it will start to move in a little bit from the south. that is going to set us up once we get into the monday/ tuesday period. i can't rule out maybe a little light isolated passing sprinkle in the late afternoon hours. watch that little piece of energy there. temperatures tomorrow will be in the upper 80s and into the low 90s. looking good at ocean city tomorrow. temperatures at 84-degrees with plenty of sunshine for you if you plan to put your toes in the sand and just chill out for a bit. by the 2:00 hour about 88- degrees. once again if we look the at futurecast you'll see two, 3:00 you'll see a few showers to the south of us. as we progress into the day, a little bit starts into the 6:00 as we move into late tonight it sort of gets into the way. but we are looking at the storms kicking in by the time we get to monday. so be prepared for that , monday afternoon. in the meantime for tonight partly cloudy, becom

he kidnapped a man at knife point last week on the 1700 block of 13th street northwest. the suspect forced the victim to drive to an atm. the suspect pulled out and fled with an undisclosed amount of cash, but in the process was caught on camera. thedents say they hope that suspect is caught with the help of the images. they are also surprised by the brazen nature of this crime. >> a little bit surprised. this neighborhood has been going through gentrification, so a little unusual in this neighborhood, especially happening at 8:30 in the morning. jay: the police are certainly hoping that somebody recognizes that person of interest and calls immediately. jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: and breaking news in tysons, a car chase ending at boulevard a short time ago. sky track 7 flying over the scene. flipped over and he was taken into custody. they are not saying what started the chase. stay with abc seven and wjla.com for updates. jonathan: the scare of a lifetime for a homeowner who are learned that a stranger was living in his attic. somebody call the police after hearing

cooler numbers to the northwest, pittsburgh, buffalo, 66 degrees, syracuse, 67. what you're not seeing is very dry air off to the northwest with the dewpoints in the 40s and 50s across the great lake states that's the source region that's where the air is coming from over the next couple of days. here's another quick look at satellite and radar. everything moving from northwest to southeast, so we're tapping into that air mass across the great lake states, this front right here, as the front pulls through, spotty showers is possible for the mid atlantic states. nothing significant, no flash flood warnings or anything like that today. spotty showers and brief spotty shower in the lehigh valley. winds out of the northwest as we head into sunday, that's key, we're driving the drier air from canada into the mid atlantic states and again sets up a gorgeous sunday. future tracker 6 for today, sun and clouds, a nice day, one or two spotty showers possible late in the afternoon. you can see here by 5:00 p.m. we're looking at just a couple of spotty showers for place like

abc's kenneth moton breaks it all down from northwest. in the war on terror-- anti-terror raids happening in autralia, after police uncover a plot to bring down an airplane. police arrested four men over the weekend. investigators say there was an islamist-inspired plot to bring down an aircraft, but details. they also have not publically linked the threat to any specific group. however-- early this morning, police addressed the media, saying the investigation is not over. police did not specify the date or location of the threat to australia's aviation industry. back here-- a violent weekend in the district. 7 shootings... 10 victims-- all in just 24 hours. the gunshots started last night on 15th street northwest. and in the next few hours-- violence would strike across the district. 2 of the victims lost their lives. one of the two fatal shootings happened in northeast. police say someone opened fire and gunned down 17 year-old jermaine richards. according to his family, richards lived in southeast, but was visiting friends in northeast

police officer to shoot a man in northwest.er told us an officer came across a man with a gun on park road in northwest. that's the parkview hitting a man and is expected to be okay. his officers recovered a gun from the scene but are still piecing together what happened. >>> congressman steve scalise is back in the icu this morning. late last night, med star washington hospital made that announcement. we expect another update on his condition later today. doctors say there are concerns about infections. scalise and others were in a shooting at baseball practice last month in alexander. right now, he is in serious condition. scalise had been moved out of icu on june 23rd. >>> new this morning, president trump is in poland. this is video of a meeting with that country's president about an hour ago. it is the first stop ahead of the highly anticipated g-20 summit, which beginning tomorro

people in northwest finding flyers saying the so-called pizza gate scandal is real. ward spoke with neighbors. >> reporter: the dispelled conspiracy about a child sex ring being run out of a local pizza restaurant, the theory drove one man to drive to d.c. to take matters into his own hands last december. he's been arrested, convicted and jailed for shooting up the establishment at the hear of the conspiracy theory. but the heart of the conspiracy theory itself still beats. these flyers turned up somewhere between wednesday night and thursday morning on fences and doors in northwest. reaction from recipients. >> reporter: rage, anger, and disgust. >> reporter: little strips of paper can cause a big stir. craig williams got one and says his main concern is safety. >> you know, with the pizza parlor just a few blocks away, we had an incident where somebody self-investigated with an assault ri at least one neighbor called police. it's unclear what action, if any, can be taken. >> and i'm all for free speech, but i think this goes beyond free speech into issues of public

two row houses in northwest. >> in the 200 block of morgan street. melanie alnwick is live with the latest in this story, mel. >> good morning, guys, looks like firefighters are wrapping up their portion of the job here. we did though see the red cross on scene here trying to make contact with some of those displaced residents. you can see the white row house there. that is one of the ones that was on fire. and one of the row houses next to it i want to take you to incredible video shot by d.c. fire and ems early this morning when the fire began. the call came out 1:16 in the morning and there's this heavy fire, specifically towards the back of the 20 minutes went to a second alarm. they talked about it was really they talked about rear porches and rear decks you can see there where these huge orange flames were shooting up. and then firefighters had to go in and deal with the back ever the house, front of the house, first floor, and the second floor all being completely covered by this heavy fire. it was a little after 2:00 in the morning when they

sunny skies with a northwest wind. that wind direction is bringing in the more pleasant air mass, which is giving us the lower humidity and the comfortable temperatures. 73 in gaithersburg, 76 in me menassas and clinton. as we go through the day, we're looking at low humidity, even by 4:00 p.m., not as hot as it's been recently, 86 degrees, by 7:00 p.m., nice to be outside, 82 degrees. the reason because we have this cold front pass through, so now that comfortable air mass is in place but it's not going to hang around for long. i'll show you when our next round of storms is going to move in straight ahead. >>> this just in. police say they caught the teenager's death. dustin khoury was killed last week, he was 17 years old. prince george's county detectives say khoury agreed to meet with these suspects. they say there was an -- this was going to be an illegal transaction but they shot him. police say officers arrested kalik johnson, kylah and darius johnson and charged them all with murder. >>> d.c. police say they ar

the incident happened on thursday evening in northwest.olice say that the boy ran off the road and struck a wall in an alley, but the boy and his mom, they have a different story. >> reporter: 11-year-old vaughn is walking with a limp and he said he was hit by a cruiser while riding his bike and the officer drove away and didn't call for help. >> was he chasing you? >> yes. >> why? >> because he thought i had a weapon. >> did you have a weapon? >> no. >> but you had some fireworks, firecrackers or something? >> yes. >> the incident happened at 7:45 last thursday evening in the alley here in northwest d.c. police said in a statement that the boy ran off the roadway and struck the wall of an alley, and what jay vaughn and his mom say, it didn't happen that way. >> i almost hit the wall and stopped and then the police car hit me in the back of my wheel. >> they are concerned the officer drove off. he said the officer wanted to know what was in his pocket and he showed him, and it was fireworks and the officer returned them and drove away. >>