serving the residents of d.c. we are excited about winning the election. >> fighting to keep the seat she won in the special election following barry's death, ruby may. mayor bowser the ig big supporter came out today. >> this is not just a vote for president but a vote for the local counsel, too. >> you think you got it? >> we never go to the game to see who will win. win. sam: there is also contest going on for the council at large seat. that is held by orange. there are two challengers there. robert quiet and david gasher. jack evans in ward two is unopposed as is eleanor holmes norton for the d.c. delegate spot. the polls are open until 8:00 p.m. reporting live from washington, sam ford. alison: presumptive democratic nominee hillary clinton will meet with senator bernie sanders tonight. the meeting is expected to take place at clinton's d.c. home. after the primary polls close. the two expecting to talk about sanders' role at next month's convention and the role in the party going forward. sanders has yet to

t now, ahead of d.c.'s primarys p clinton is making a stop into the city today.ay she will speak at an event hosted by planned parenthood.y l sheets expected to touch onecteu the importance of women'sce of rights and reproductive healthcare. >> despite those major endorsements for hillarylary clinton bernie sanders isde still campaigning but maybeng bt showing signs of realizing his political fate. following his meetingfoowin yesterday with president obamasa the vermont senator says he plans to campaign for his foris issues rather than victory inhec next month's democratic convention. following meeting sanders held d a rally at rfk stadium. sta >> let's head now to fairfax county where fireworks flewirews last night at a heated schoolteo board meeting. >> at issue the board's brd transgender policy and the a schools particularly in therlint bathroom debate. fox5's melanie alnwick live from falls church this morningr with the details. melanie. >> good morning, guys. g so, you may recall that back tht in may

of year they have hail with them. we're thinking it will be more flash flooding risk. marginal risk in green here which includes d.c. d northern and western suburbs means there's an isolated chance of seeing a stronger or severe form and it doesn't look like anything like last thursday did that's for sure. for tonight, spotty shower late and most of us dry. check out will be rising 8:41 tonight the strawberry moon and tomorrow 9 90. winds out of the west, 5 to 15 that's a hot direction from us sometimes it helps as well. we think there will be humidity around and little lift and cared thunderstorms in the forecast could be scattered until the morning and then few in the afternoon. we'll head back up to 90 with a better chance of thunderstorms and less track chemical for you at 6 ook analyzing the storm in the ban handle dissipated and closer with only spotty showers left. maybe a few in the morning. not everybody sees them noon hours stronger as the front sinks south and find energy. central and southeastern virginia. we'll wrap it up. tomorrow, 90. hottest day until we get back to the weekend we hit 90 sunday and 92

we'll be right back. > the host of the popular d.c. area radio show, the cane show is accused of assaulting his wife. police arrested peter dean letter also known as cane of who the 99.5fm. the incident happened nearly a month ago, but officers arrested the radio host friday after his estranged wife natasha got a judge to issue an arrest want. natasha says he grabbed her, lifted her off the ground and threw her into a wall. cane called the accusations unfounded. the soon to be divorced couple is due back in court later this month. > an internal investigation is underway after d.c. authorities lost track of a suspect with a prosthetic leg who was fitted with a gps monitoring device. it's a mistake that appears to have taken a tragic turn. police say that man ended up killing someone. quincy green was recently arrested for carrying a pistol without a license. workers with the pretrial services agency placed a monitoring device on his fake leg. police say it turns out green removed the leg, left his home on south capital street and shot an

hillary clinton is the winner of the washington, d.c. primary. you can see, that margic, you see that is the biggest win in a heart beat. in a larger margin, up over 50 points. so far, of the 46 delegates out of washington, d.c., nbc news is assigning clinton 36 out of the 46 delegates. bernie sanders has four delegates. here is the suspenseful part. as that is happening at the polls, starting at 8:30 eastern, bernie sanders and hillary clinton got together. they had a long, one-on-one meeting in washington, d.c. the two of them met in a hotel room at the washington hilton. sanders and clinton scheduled it last week, when the two of them spoke on the phone during the night of the color primary. they got together, tonight, in d.c. we were told this meeting would be an hour, 8:30 to 9:30. we were told not to expect an ensdorsment. nay did talk about how the democratic primearies. why does it go so long? twice as long as we were tols, he was not seen leaving until half an hour ago. two hours after that meeting began. that meeting was scheduled to an

mostly cloudy skies most of the day, some glimmers of sun early on, a few isolated showers mainly west of d.c with the wind out of the west at 82 degrees. the day planner, 70's early in the morning heading off to work. the midday temperatures 80 degrees. clouds by dinnertime, scattered showers. heavier rain tomorrow night into the day thursday. more on that, plus what to expect father's day weekend coming up. alison: thank you, steve. attempted abduction tonight that happened in stonewall park yesterday afternoon. she wastold officers walking with her son when a man tried to grab her. when she yelled, the suspect ran into the woods. there were no injuries, but if you have information, call the police. leon: the devastating toll of drug abuse in the spotlight. abc 7 has has spent months investigating. roz plater joins us now live in clifton, where a crowd gathered to help raise awareness about this. what happened there, ross? -- roz? roz: it was a three-hour town hall, folks watching a powerful film and parents hearing tough talk. kids aree said your pulling their money and they know exactly w

they admit this will part a part of d.c. meless problem. >> we need to also turn and focus on developing more affordable housing. sam: but bowser left her closed d.c. ceremony to the cheer of homeless advocates who wore yimby, yes in my backyard buttons. in the original plan, the mayor said d.c. general would close by 2018. with the council changes the date but january 2020. reporting from southeast washington, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. announcer: now "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. ♪ ♪ >> i'm highly confident this killer was radicalized at least in some part through the internet. >> these acts of violence have to stop. >> what he did was completely act of terrorist. >> it has to end. >> being treated as a terrorist investigation. leon: 49 lives cut short during a night out at the club. alison: you can see some of their faces here. and all of their names right now at the bottom of your screen. leon: that is about the man who burst in the club and started shooting at orlando. alison: roz plater is at the terror alert desk no

she was last seen on the 1,000 block of 14th street in northwest d.c. she was wearing a white dress, white sweater, white head band an silver shoes. investigators believe she's with her mother julia proctor seen in the smaller photo there. proctor was driving a 1998 volvo. police. >>> huge water woes tonight in alexandria. thanks to this, a water main broke shooting out water for hours tonight. hundreds are without water all together. shomari stone is joining us with how homeowners will have to deal with this problem and how it could impact your commute. >> that's right. police are suggesting that people stay away from edsall road and south. a lot of people have been going to the store to purchase bottled water because they have no water at home. they are draining water out of the massive hole that could easily swallow a car. there are two valves that are broken, a water main broken. it all needs fixed. so the people here will get their water restored. as for what happened, it is quite a sight to see. let's take a look. raging waters on edsall road rush

d.c. who put the event on with the nats is a nonprofit in the lgbt community a portion of the proceeds from tonight's nats game tect sales will benefit team d.c.'s scholarship fund. >>> thank you, we'll continue to post breaking news alerts about orlando on our wusa 9 app and let you know when we are getting live updates. >>> you can a three generation rescue a grandfather, father and son rescued a navy airman after a helicopter crash into the james river during a training mission, out fishing with his father, saw the chopper hit the water 500 feet from their boat. >> what were you thinking in your mind? we were going to have to pull up three dead bodies because they didn't come up immediately, oh my god. >> wow. but the crew man did survive and the fishing family pulled them into their boat one pilot pulled off a hatch and gave it to the rescuers as a thank you. >> didn't come up right away. >>> okay. we're going to pivot a little bit talk about a 3 degree guarantee, we can always read your body language. >> here is the thing, i was alittle worried, we're not going to get high enough only

continue the run of d.c.letes giving back to the community, pierre garcon fourthr annual party to benefit the boys and girls club. athletes and celebrities from allel over d.c. were decked outn their crippest white digs. dig last year this event raised $106,000 for the boys and girls club, a surpass this year.this the guys enjoy dressing up, jusu having a good time and definitely celebrating, sponsoring a good organization that everybody has some kind of relationship to. to. my parents worked after schooloe so i had to go somewhere to be save and that's what we want to keep, you know, having the kidsd somewhere to go after school. a year ago, two years ago, threr years ago, the boys and girls gi club were in contain of closingn thei cr doors, so we came up wih this event and raised a lot of money and now they can keep c their doors open. pierre, i was talking to him earlier about how much the event has groan over the year. now it's the fourth year. they are getting over a hundred thousand dollars a year for y

this woman's pay the tussle am earned her patriottism earned her a standing oh investigation at one of d.cs most famous landmarks just days before the forth of july. more of her amazing performancer ahead at fox5 local news at 6. > an suv slammed into a subub shop. >> look at this radio on your creep right now. this p of course caught on camera. fox5 obtained surveillance videl from inside the store showing the moment of impact. customers scram bled to get out way at the jersey mikes.mike the woman that you see in the green shirt just escaped being opinioned against the counter.on the woman was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the driver of the suv accidentally stepped on the gas. >> usually the story that goesha along with it.th > you may seem like a coincidence if you meet someone at a bar and they later pop up in your facebook people who you know section. >> it makes a location factor. it's not too surprising considering facebooks already uses your location to track what other stores you go into andnto other usual friends and work information. > it's little weird. you just mee

as mentioned, most of the strong storms well south of d.c. here is the d.c. metro here. south of richmond. this track continues to move toward the south and east moving through the evening hours. we can't rule out a chance for showers and thunderstorms as we head through the evening. authorities around 75 to 80. if you plan to go to the pool keep a watchful eye to the sky as some of the showers and thunderstorms may develop. moving through the overnight hours, lingering storms. areas of fog likely to develop through the morning hours tomorrow but not enough to cause any type of air travel delays. nighttime lows around 64 to 70 degrees. timing, showers for looking ahead to the upcoming weekend. a brighter weekend at that. that is coming up in a few minutes. alison: thank you. now to the news today. a lot going on at 4:00. the verdict sending shockwaves through baltimore. >> today, the criminal justice system failed. alison: the city reabilities after the officer who drove the van in which freddie gray died found not guilty on all counts. jonathan: the house sit-in over gun

earlier tonight there's a lot of hope here at the american outlaws of d.c. apter off laughing man tavern, a lot of chanting and cheering. they believe this team can the number one team in the world. they just couldn't get it done.n some tears were shed, including my friend brian from arlington. he is a us soccer die hard.. what happened tonight.ht. we came out tonight, your kinr set a goal. he said we're going to make itma to the semi final. we made it to the semi final.l. you know what we're going to come out, we're going to face the number one team in the world. we were going to give it our all. leave it on the field and say,, this is our welcome, well elliott cats come to the united states. welcome to the world. we are a can somer power now. unforth fatally it didn't happep that. i see a lot of the young kids. k we are a team to watch in the future. we're coming for you, the world. we are coming.ming i love the optimism, lookingkine for usa hosting a major tournament. wo

hillary clinton is the winner of the washington, d.c. primary. you can see, that margic, you see that is the biggest win in a heart beat. in a larger margin, up over 50 points. so far, of the 46 delegates out of washington, d.c., nbc news is assigning clinton 36 out of the 46 delegates. bernie sanders has four delegates. here is the suspenseful part. as that is happening at the polls, starting at 8:30 eastern, bernie sanders and hillary clinton got together. they had a long, one-on-one meeting in washington, d.c. the two of them met in a hotel room at the washington hilton. sanders and clinton scheduled it last week, when the two of them spoke on the phone during the night of the color primary. they got together, tonight, in d.c. we were told this meeting would be an hour, 8:30 to 9:30. we were told not to expect an ensdorsment. nay did talk about how the democratic primearies. why does it go so long? twice as long as we were tols, he was not seen leaving until half an hour ago. two hours after that meeting began. that meeting was scheduled to an

tisha lewis, "fox5 local news". >> head of d.c. public schools chancellor kaia henderson is stepping down. she served for more than five years and continued her ed ration base the on standardized test results. they have improved but achievement gap daiingt of the job is october 1 and john davis serves as interim chancellor. chancellor henderson and d.c. mayor muirial bouser will join up and discussion if you have any questions for the chancellor or mayor about d.c. public schools tweet us at fox5dc. we'll try to ask those questions tomorrow morning. >> new proof smart phones and tvs are taking over our lives tony. yeah. >> the disturbing story as rio get set for washing up on the same shore where olympic athletes will play beach volleyball in a few weekend. how rio is respopding to a -- it was such a beautiful day in d.c.. temperatures could start tomorrow morning some spots in how long this pleasantly cool weather will last and the holiday weekend coming up. shawn. >> take a look at other stories in the run down tonight. keep it ri

tonight marks four years since a line of deadly thunderstorms known as deracho slammed the d.c. violent line of storms brought high winds and heavy rain in 2 2012 causing widespread damage. more than a dodden were killed and thousands were without power for days in middle of triple digit heat. forecasters say the district arms one derecho every four years. >> really. >> i didn't know that. >> one in 2012 was soyn tense it's a categorized as once in 30 years event. >> that's good i don't want to go through that again. >> it was rare. >> do you remember that. >> yeah i grew up here. i don't remember anything like that. that was extraordinary. >> it ways friday night we were on the air and the storm hilt and we stayed on the air i believe until 12:30 wh tried go home it was like a war zone. there were power lines down and tree lines down and took me a long time to get there our power was out for a week. >> yes ours five or six days when he to stay in a hotel and you had to go backen check on your house. it was so hot out. >> triple digit heat i was working in philadelphia at the tim

alice miller will be moving in to her new position as exec i have to director of the d.c. ard of elections in july. and at that time she will tackle other important issues such as errors found on the voting rolls in the wake of the d.c. auditor's report. but in the meantime, the focus today getting as many people to come out and vote today on d.c. primary day. back to you. >> thank you, molette. and one race you should know about, in arlington for a seat on the county board, the race is bwe garvey. and remember, you can find more on each of the candidates and where to vote today on our nbc washington app. just search primary day. >>> how about good news. are we ready for some good news? okay. today we will find out what animal at the national zoo will deliver a baby. the zoo septembnt out this twee yesterday announcing a mystery pregnancy. this afternoon at 2:00, the zoo will reveal who the mom to be is. you can watch the live announcement right on our nbc washington facebook page as it happens. we have people on twitter weighing in on this. one says hippo. joseph says gori

it includes a repeal of d.c.'aw that was tt a approved by more thanre tha 80 percent of voters and upheld in d.c. superior court.cu the bill also placesce restrictions on abortion, marijuana legalization and needle exchanges in the district. legislation legis repeeling budget autonomy hasbug already passed the houseady paet through the -- though theug president has threatened to veto it. >> ♪ >> all right. mike thomas is back with us now and annieho and i have beenn talking about how great the the weather lab and if you haven'tan noticed yet, it's friday.yet, ia we said that about 25 times. tis >> it's the best day -- i day - don't care if it's raining, rai, storming, it's friday.st >>> d it's gorgeous out thereout t regardless of what it's doingf i but it's actually gorgeous outgu there believe me.elie satellite and radar, clearingar skies this morning.sk lots of sunshine coming yourgou way this afternoon.ft. temperatures around the regiones very comfortable to start the day, 65 degrees here inin washington, 66 i

d.c. ceremony to the chairs of advocates that worn ynmby buttons. nal plan, the mayor said d.c. general would close by 2018. with the council changes, the date is not now october 2018 but january of 2020. reporting from southeast washington, i'm sam ford for abc-7 news. >>> coming up next on "saturday news extra" a new solution for people struggling with weight loss. the new device approved by the f.d.a. this week and why everyone is not necessarily on board with it. >>> plus, it's an historic hire for the washington redskins. we'll introduce to you their next top doc and explain >>> it's a perfect father's day to head out to the pool tomorrow but what about the next chance for storms? i'll have that with your it's a great day for an adventure. surprises are hiding around each corner. come chase thrills that lead in every direction. yet somehow bring us all back together. busch gardens williamsburg and water country usa. per person. a whole other world awaits. >>> a 7 on your side health mataries lert right now. people who strug -- health matters ale

lower 80's north and east of d.c. further south and only in the 70's. at is because it has taken extra time for the clouds to clear out. they are moving out of here quickly. before the evening, sunshine around 7:00. 76 degrees. 10:00 as you may head out the door to go a bar or restaurant or late night bite to eat, lower 70's. overnight we will fall in the 60's. tomorrow morning looks fantastic. a lot of sunshine. cool side for some. in the lower 60's. but we are not going to stay that cool for long. the taste of reston starts tonight. temperatures in the 70's. tomorrow in lower 80's. ideal day to do whatever you have to do outside. and something missing for the weekend is the rain drops. 90 degrees on tuesday. chance of showers late in the day. it's lower to the middle 80's thursday and friday of next week. the weekend on a scale of 1 through 10, this is a perfect 10. michelle: that's nice. thank you, steve. breaking news out of montgomery county where rescue crews are on the potomac near the billy goat trail. swift water boats deployed with the eagle 2

. >>> leaders of d.c. are calling for action on gun control, especially against semiautomatic weapons. mayor muriel bowser and the police chief displayed some of the weapons taken off the streets. some of the guns were stolen. and some >> purchased legally. >> i hate the thought that my over and over again. >> reporter: the vast majority of the guns taken in d.c. have come from virginia. that's where it's easier to purchase a firearm. >>> there are demonstrations in -- justices split 4-4 on president barack obama's reform, a plan to shield up to 4 million illegal immigrants from potential deportation. the split decision leaves in place a lower court recalling that blocks the president's plan. a lot of you used -- we are a nation of immigrant and a nation built on laws and a constitution. and illegal immigrants broke the laws. >> if immigrants, >> a teacher accused of prostitution talks to wusa 9. martin brown teaches in hyattsville. police arrested him during a prostitution sting. brown says he was there wi

a few pm thunderstorms possible, mainly south of d.c.nds: sw 5-15+ mph tonight: mostly cloudy with scattered showers. patchy fog. lows: 62-68 winds: ne 5 mph friday: partly to mostly cloudy. isolated showers possible. highs: 80-84 winds: e 4-8 mph bw pkwy -- 95/234 @ dumfries on the hill-- a late night for house democrats. they held a sit-in on the house floor-- demanding house republicans move on gun control. just minutes ago-- house speaker paul ryan adjourned until after the fourth of july holiday. it began wednesday-- a day control bills all failed in the house. more than 100 house democrats walked to the floor and refused to leave until the house passes a bill to prevent potential terrorists from buying guns. house speaker paul ryan spoke to the media, saying that kind of gun reform is a slippery slope. democrats have stayed on the floor through the night-- live-streaming their protest and giving speeches. right now-- we're learning more about another voyeurism case at the university of maryland college park. take a look at this pic

most of this will be the south of d.c. out of here, bringing us nice weather wednesday. a few showers towards the end of the work week. the morning, lower 70's, middle 80's by 11 a.m. humid and sunny, the temperature is from 90 to 93. the next seven days, temperature of 90 tuesday, showers and thunderstorms mainly late afternoon. into the day wednesday, the skies clear, the humidity will fall. near 85 degrees. showers and thunderstorms redeveloped thursday, should not be a very big deal, with the lower 80's. on the cooler side, at least this time of year. a 30% chance of pop-up showers. looking ahead to next weekend, saturday and sunday should be absolutely beautiful whether you are in town or going to the delmarva beaches, near 85 degrees, nighttime lows in the 60's. robert? robert: steve, thanks. an historic game seven, lebron james and the cavs couplets the unthinkable. -- accomplish the on thinkable.

a flash of red d.c. and gaithersburg in the 8:00 time frame. couple of showers still possible for the morning. we clear out a little bit. by lunchtime, more showers develop with temperatures in the mid 80s. by 6:00, best chance of showers south of town. st. mary's county, down to temperatures in the possible mid to upper 80s. showers early with the thunderstorm by 1:00. temperatures 86. after that, pleasant wednesday, 87. more showers and thunderstorms thursday near 90. we're monitoring that for a yellow weather alert as well. after that, we're in good shape for quicken loans friday, saturday, sunday. sunshine and hot on sunday 90. maybe an monday. >> we were talking about the game last night. we called it. >> people looked at us like we were crazy. >> was that at me? >> no, but you did have golden state and was very confident about it. >> it was lebron's biggest game of his career. he played like it last night. the unanimous mvp ended alright guys, we've brought you to this construction trailer to talk about trucks today. which truck brand offe

you can see right now we'v enow got a number of d.c. police. i officers that have showed up.owd they are doing sort of a grid ag search here as much as you can n do under darkness and there is s a park police helicopter -- i believe it's park police, ipice, can't see it but i think t they're close here but that'st's been circling around overheadrha for several minutes now. now you can see that the -- the suv, what looks to be an suv s is still on its -- it was upside down. dn. they just kind of tilted it uptt a little bit and then broughtn g it down some more and you've'v got another d.c. fire truckeru here now as they're ally' all standing around, very strong smell of fuel, a lot ofue cleanup that still needs to bets done but it looks like this isks still a very active investigation at this point.oint not too long in through that cut in on theone crime tape to try to ask oneo ae of the police officers what they are searching for and a they pushed me and another anoth reporter back. so, obviously they're concerned about something int si this ent

i will, of course, be competing in the d.c. primary which will be held next tuesday. ast primary of the democratic nominating process. the major point that i will be making to the citizens of the district of columbia is that i am strongly in favor of d.c. statehood. the state of vermont which i represent has about the same number of residents that washington, d.c. has except we have two united states senators and one congressman with full rights while d.c. does not. that does not make any sense. also, i look forward to the full counting of the votes in california which i suspect will show a much closer vote than the current vote tally. i spoke briefly to secretary clinton on tuesday night and i congratulated her on her very strong campaign. i look forward to meeting with her in the near future to see how we can work together to defeat donald trump and to create a government which represents all of us and not just the 1%. thank you very much. >> and there you have it, an hour plus meeting with the president. if you were expecting to hear some kind of concession from one

we still have some storms south of d.c. t we've got some beautiful pictures in the wake of what was a very active evening. yes, in the heart of summertime get the severe thunderstorms, but you also get the beautiful rainbows after the storms pass and this came to us from southeast d.c. check out this one thanks to kevin on twitter, a beautiful sunset. when cold fronts pass they make for some of thee this is from germantown in montgomery county. just layers annulars of gorgeous color, that sunlight reflecting off of the passing clouds. thanks to everyone who sends us the pictures on these busy active days. all the thunderstorms are moving out right now. dry, less humid on wednesday, so looking at a much calmer day tomorrow and we do have some storm damage to clean up around the area. humidity returns the later part of the week and following that a holiday weekend preview, it's upon us, fourth of july weekend beginning on friday. storm tractor radar right now, the last of the storms and the second round of it along this cold f

jeff: davids saw the rise of ms-13 in the d.c. gion nearly ten years ago followed by a lull two years later down. now lavalle, special agent in charge of the washington field office says the gang is back. >> we have seen increased activity. that activity is mirrored what they are seeing in central america. jeff: authorities say gang leaders in el salvador and honduras are trying to establish a greater presence here, especially northern virginia for profit through drugs, theft and extortion. the mass migration of unaccompanyed minors from central america into the states in 2014 created a whole new crop of recruits. these young men, some of them just 14 and 15 years old are committing horrific crimes like decapitation and stoning. >> indicate to their rival gangs that they are to be feared. jeff: earlier in month, leesburg police with the federal authorities raided home of suspected ms-13 members leading to several arrests. in fairfax county, ms-13 related incidents in the first four months of this year with 2015. the problem is hitt

mainly west of d.c. wildly scattered showers with the heavier areas of rain tomorrow night and in the day on thursday. no means are we talking about a washout around the area. nighttime lows 58 to 65 degrees. the skies will eventually turn mostly cloudy by early morning. mild temperatures. winds out of the south and east. waking up tomorrow morning a light jacket early on. the temperatures are upper 50's to lower 60's. northwestern suburbs around 62 in bethesda. 60 in college park. pepper marlboro in lower 7 -- you upper marlboro in lower 60's. we have lower 80's for the daytime highs. give you hour-by-hour. what we expect for the day tomorrow. mostly cloudy skies early on. heading through the midday hours, a few showers develop along the mason-dixon line to the west of us around elkens, west virginia. but it does stay dry around the capital beltway and the immediate metro. widespread showers late tomorrow night and the pockets of rain and rumble of thunder moving through the day on thursday. it could be

of us. middle clear. lower 60 it in downtown d.c. so any plans that you have tomorrow morning to exercise or grab a cup of coffee, go to the farmers market. cool start with the temperatures in the up every 50's to lower 60's. by the afternoon we are talking about temperatures in the lower 80's. saturday there is hardly any cloud cover. if you plan to head to the pools wear sunscreen. you will burn quickly. tomorrow we have a big air and space family day. temperature will be in the lower 80's. a lot of sunshine. winds out of the north at 5 to 10 miles per hour. the rest of us see temperatures lower 80's to the early evening. a quick look at the extended outlook. the first day of summer arrives monday with temperatures in the upper 80's. wednesday and thursday we have temperatures in the lower to the middle 80's. low humidity and a lot of sun. we have the worst of it out of the way. the next best chance for showers will come on wednesday. excuse me. tuesday. part of a cold front. alison: so many venues for the jazz festival are outdoors

i will, of course, be competing in the d.c. primary which will be held next tuesday. is the last primary of the democratic nominating process. the major point that i will be making to the citizens of the district of columbia is that i am strongly in favor of d.c. state hood. the state of vermont which i represent has about the same number of residents that washington, d.c. has except we have two to nighted states senator and one congressman with full rights while d.c. does not. that does not make any sense. also, i look forward to the full counting of the votes in california which i suspect will sho show a much closer vote than the current vote tally. i spoke briefly to secretary clinton on tuesday night. and i congratulated her on her very strong campaign. i look forward to meeting with herren the near futurity see how we can work together to defeat donald trump. and to create a government which reps all of us and not just the 1%. thank you. >> sanders' candidacy already had an impact. senate democrats revealed a reform agenda that among other things calls for new cu

we're in the heart of southeast d.c., benning road. it's where look variety a juan has called home for more than 2 years. it's where police say they busted a drug trafficking ringrf funneling mounds of heroin to test test test areament i've seen people that are obviouss heroin addicts because they have the needle marks and on certain days like now, the first part of the month, a lot of them if they getting a checks ' gone in a couple of days because they've shot it all up. you can tell because you see the needle marks and their hands swollen. on monday, dmv area, a high intensity task force arrested ten people and served four search warrants. the outcome more than 80 pounds of heroin worth mills was ceased. this investigation spannednv several monthses and the suspecs involved in this case coordinated trafficking effortsc of sources of supply in india and africa and elsewhere muchlsw the heroin was reportedly being sold on southeast.t. it's a whole lot more that could be done, a whole lot of thingsis that should have been done a long ti

d.c. is closed prime areay. you have to be registered with a party to vote. the acting director of the d.c. board of elections says it appears this was a technical glitch with a mobile app. the people that rap into the problems were able to fill out a special ballot that will be counted friday. >> staying in politics now yvette exander was not the only twoun lose her bid. in ward 8 incumbant ruby may lost it trayvon white. all incumbents were bowser. >> and the primary season is over. >> it wrapped up as hillary clinton won the nation's cop toll. in moments after that she sat down in 90 minutes meeting with bernie sanders. the goal was to un fit democratic party. it's unclear what sanders will do next. he plans to address supporters tomorrow. as previously said he plans to go all the way to the convention. >> meanwhile this morning new developments in the investigation into the or land owe night club shootings. prosecutors have convened the grand jury to investigate the wife of shooter omar mateen. >> she was aware of her husban husband's plans and was with him when he bought the ammunition.

d.c. but we've seen them all. we've had reports of golf ballsl to baseball sizes of hail.hail a strong cold front syncing southward across our area, butut it kind of got hung up so clouds continue form behind what has already moved through. it keeps us under the gun for that severe weather threat hour after hour. if you're in the washington area, you felt the heavy rain and all of the lightning thatli just pounded us over the past there's the area of heavy rain.i this is very dangerous, that hat moved east of the district into prince george's county and will move into around rundale county. still some hailíp= producing stc out there.ere. howard county you saw, all the wind damage and trees down earlier today. other areas did, too. you're still seeing some rain.o a new warning has been issuedssu for loudon county until 7:00 p.m. hail producing storm that willha bring heavy rain and possibly even some high winds. guaifenesin back beyond that here why we haven't been able to stop with the severe weather. here is one that is about to move

of the south and west. that means the heavy rain for the d.c. metro should hold off until about 11:00 tomorrow night, then out of here by noontime friday. look at friday afternoon and friday night, the skies clear. how much rain can we expect? luray, lesss around are around the d.c. metro, heavier amounts towards annapolis and baltimore. the highest tomorrow near 80 degrees, showers and thunderstorms through the day. the seven day outlook, a beautiful weekend, just in time for father's day, lower 80's, lower humidity. if you like the heat and humidity, it is back in full force monday, tuesday, and wednesday next week, upper 80's, lower 90's. the beginning of summer on monday, and it will feel like it. alison: thank you. leon: how about the boys of summer? robert: the nats and dusty baker's birthday, and jayson werth. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by her local toyota dealers. natst: we start by wishing manager dusty baker happy birthday today, turning 67. he got the best present today. extra innings, addison russell singles, 4-

instead of prosecutors him, they turned him over to d.c. man services city financed ace diversion. the gym is one of aces contractors. >> the evidence shows exposing young people for minor the delinquent system has negative impact in the short-term and also the long-term. sam: a thousand juveniles has come through the program since it started two years ago. 90% of those who completed it stayed out of trouble. benard completed the mandatory hours and the coach says still comes every day. >> he has a positive safe haven. somewhere he can come identify with the positive male role modellals. >> they help people learn skills. sam: in addition to boxing they give them tutors and the necessary mental health services. according to the city you add it up and it is still cheaper than sending a kid to jail. reporting from northeast washington i'm sam ford, abc7 news. leon: sounds like the beginning to the muhammad ali story. it can make a huge difference. alison: great. we'll be watching. coming up here at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- now that the nba finals

she had taken a group of d.c.tudents to volunteer in flint, michigan's water crisis. >> the health concerns and how this correlated with the water crisis. >> reporter: they learned their own bad news, lead in their own school water. >> completely out of the blue. no one expected it. from flint and seen the severity of the crisis there it really hit home. >> reporter: davis was among dozens of parents and community leaders who say the district government is not doing enough testing or acting quickly enough to install filters or other fixes. >> we're trying to make sure no matter where a child in the district of columbia is in the daytime, whether they're at a rec center, school library, we have safe water sources for them. >> it is not clear if they retested the sources. >> reporter: government and private medical groups say almost no lead level is safe for children. officials say more is being done. >> what we want to do is put filters that are certified for lead removal in every drinking source in every school, e

headquarters where the employees this afternoon learned that their false of the last five and isalf years, kaya henderson, resigning as d.c. school chancellor. she has been with the system even longer, serving as part of the team of the previous chancellor, michelle rhee. she is resigning as of september 30 and will be replaced on an interim basis by her deputy john davis, but a nationwide search will be conducted for her replacement. five-and-a-half years makes her one of the longest serving school chiefs. her tenure has been largely free of controversy, and enrollment in public schools is up somewhat. school modernization seems largely on track, and they are moving ahead despite some complaint about a high school for boys ofor wants color. so far, we have not been able to reach the chancellor for comment on why she's resigning. i spoke with councilmember david grasso, education committee, and the he says the resignation came as no surprise to him and that he had talked to the chancellor and encouraged her to stay perhaps a next year, but she made the decision this was the time in her decision. he said, right now, it's a