potomac nationals are looking for a new place to play ball. alison: that is right. prince william county residents hope they will stay put but the team says it q mccray is live from the current home in woodbridge where the team could be moving. hi, q. q: hey, guys. the potomac nationals have been calling this place home for decades but now they call it outdated. they say that this place needs upgrade and that is why they are looking for a new home. news of the potomac national potentially leaving woodbridge isn't going over well with fans. >> i wish they would stay. i like them in the neighborhood. >> support the local teams. >> as far as the team is concerned it has no choice. their home field for 20 years now is outdated and according to the team management negotiations for a new stadium fizzled. >> did you know that the potomac nationals used to call the field home? >> no. i didn't know that. >> dominic jordan says he league team in his backyard in alexandria. >> they were the dukes and mariners 30 years ago at now what is four mile run park. sean murphy is ready

this is home of the potomac nationals but not for long. the fans are not happy. >> i wish th them. i go to a couple of their games. q: we spoke to the owner over the phone and he said negotiations for a new stadium struck out so they are looking for a new home. he wouldn't tell us where. we did some digging and they found out that the possibilities. the team is more than welcome in spotsylvania county. arlington county is out. alexandria is in. >> this is not a bad idea. >> they played at four mile run park as alexandria dukes. sean murphy is all for a comeback. >> that would be exciting. community. >> i reached out to alexandria city hall. they are staying open minded about a potential move to the city. >> the video of a rare phenomenon. this is a fire rainbow. this is caused by sunlight hitting the ice crystals in the sky. >> this is a time lapse from earlier this morning in pay shore, michigan. shot f it was visible far south as the u.s. from michigan to new york. doug that is the latin lesson for the day. this is cool to see. to have these thunderstorms in july it rains itself

alison: the potomac nationals may be moving out of woodbridge.the team says the stadium is outdated and negotiations with the county for new park fizzled. one of the city's rumored to be in the running, alexandria. also allowing county and spotsylvania county. we are told arlington is out. we will keep you posted. nancy: how about this, we all know these are wildly popular. alison: there are some new big competitors. that's coming up next. and does this look familiar? paneling. that's next. on mi came across this housentry with water dripping from the ceiling. you never know when something like this will happen. so let the geico insurance agency help you with homeowners insurance theft, or in this case, water damage. cannonball! now if i had to guess, i'd say somewhere upstairs there's a broken pipe. let the geico insurance agency help you with homeowners insurance. call today to see how much you could save. nancy: blue apron, you may need to make room, amazon is looking into the meal prep area. shares of blu-ra

we're giving away tickets to saturday's potomac nationals game. those phone lines open, coming up next hour on good morning washington. new this morning -- the united states -- taking home the gold cup at levi's stadium in california! the match was a nail-biter -- coming down to the final minutes. u.s. forward jozey altidore opened up the scoring just before halftime. that was quickly followed by jamaica's je-vaughn watston kicking one in to tie it up. then -- in the 88th minute -- the united states' jordan morris scores the tiebreaking goal! the u.s. beats jamaica 2-1. could sean spicer's next job after the press briefing room... be on the dance floor? page six reports dancing with the stars' has reached out to the outgoing white house press secretary -- and is as a contestant! he wouldn't be the first political insider to compete for the mirror ball trophy... you'll remember rick perry competed in the most recent season. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. - hottest day of the next 5 (feels: low to mid 90s) - weather alert friday - waves of

now, "g has another potomac nationals giveaway. caller 7 winning tickets to tomorrow night's game. good luck. autria: from baseball the football, kirk cousins in the apostle it -- in the spotlight. why people have it all wrong. we have the latest and training camp. the new outlet for people hit -2rd by this week's ef turner. how soon will we be willing with -- dealing with powerful storms veronica: people hit by this week's ef-2 tornado on kent island have a place to go for help. a disaster center opened yesterday and it will stay open to next thursday. you can go there to apply for aid through several government agencies. unfortunate, there is more rain coming our way. you can see at wjla.com for all the latest forecasts. right now we have got very little taking place on greater. light misty sh owers taking place around annapolis and ocean city. woodstock seeing some light showers. this is a snapshot. whencenario of noon today we are going to start to see those isolated showers and storms. become more scattered by 3:00 and could be quite intense. the one area we have to focus on i

football to baseball, "good morning washington" has your hook up for free tickets to the saturdays potomac national games. just call the number on your caller number 7 wins. travel this weekend could be messy. on friday.iserable i don't throw that word around too often. today will be overcast, peaks of sunshine. this is the deal for tomorrow. weather alert day with the roads , moderate delays with the heavy rain, ponding. cautionary. and water delays possible because we're not going to be the only city impacted with this system. for alerts.om 88 today with higher humidity. your is a snapshot of friday. philadelphia, d c, virginia, raleigh, north carolina, looking wet for friday. heavy storms coming our way on friday. a nasty friday evening. 72 to 78. not a great night at all. for the weekend, 76 to 80. we try out on sunday. julie: we are checking out your drive. it is not too bad. we have some delays around town we will show you the inner loop headed for the wilson bridge, 14 minutes. in maryland, southbound 200 70, better than expected. a live picture out of germantown. 11 minute commute. --se bro

good view looking down from potomac, reagan national good stuff. very comfortable through the evening. check out the temperatures. they are interesting. i will show you why. 86 in quantico. 87 in fredericksburg. 85 at joint base andrews. but 91 at reagan national airport. the humidity levels are low enough, though, that the temperatures feel like the thermometer indicates. no real feels like temperatures to deal with today. they will drop slowly tonight. 82. we'll be 70 by morning in most suburban areas. not much radar or satellite imagery locally but go across the mountains with the northeasterly winds. calm and we get rumble of thunder along the mountain tops that are induced by the warm air pushed up over the mountain tops. no deal there. wednesday is the first chance anywhere around here locally you might see an isolated storm. beautiful weather. comfortable wake-up. 60's to near 70 tomorrow morning and we'll be in fine shape. the next few days the temperatures are 90. increase in the humidity levels but nothing overwhelming. the temperatures w

scott abraham has more from potomac. 90 minute rain delay could not stop some of the best golfers in the world in the third round of the quicken loans national at tpc potomac. jumbled leaderboard right now, five golfers within three shots of the lead. david lingmerth takes a one-stroke lead into sunday, setting up an exciting final round. >> still being able to fight and shoot 73, it's not killing me. i'm right where i need to be still. i'm not down about anything. i think i can go out there tomorrow and have fun. >> coming down the stretch tomorrow it will be do your best and accept the outcome, don't force the outcome. that's something i've learned in the past, pick your target, make the best swing you can, except the outcome. >> it's a very fine line between a good shot to being off a couple yards. fowler has plenty of work to do, seven shots off the pace. going into tomorrow's final round, we know there will be a new champion, because defending champ kelley hurley iii is currently six over par. scott abraham, abc 7 sports. robert: d.c. united hoping to start a search, beginning against the montrÉal impact. 23rd minute, 1-0 montrÉal. nice

jim: so leer at the quicken loans national, t.p.c. potomac at avenel farm, potomac, maryland. kyle stanley is the champion. ♪ compare the consistency. ♪ compare the trust. ♪ compare the results. ♪ when you compare everything... there's just no comparison. performance speaks louder than words. ♪ jim: again, tonight on cbs, it begins here in just a few minutes for most of you except on the west coast. -- that's all tonight on cbs. let's update the fedexcup standings. stanley moves into 14th. that's a big vault. remember, he had fourth place at the players championship. and now just outside the top 10. take a look at the final standings for the 74 players who made the cut on friday night at plus four or better. a big group tied for fifth. martin, leishman, bradley, wagner, kang, levin, luck, and lingmerth. patrick reed and bryson dechambeau finished inside top 20, along with barnes and streelman. summerhays drops back today. top 20 for him but had a chance at the beginning of the day to win the thing. kevin na had 30 coming in. jason kokrak in that group tied 26 at even par. ian:

jim: so leer at the quicken loans national, t.p.c. potomac at avenel farm, potomac, maryland.stanley is the champion. >>> good evening. we begin with a search for a killer. police say a father of four was shot and killed on the side of the beltway and right now police are still looking for leads into this mysterious murder. >> it's hard. >> losing someone you love. >> i didn't know what to say, like my mom -- i didn't know what happened. >> reporter: early this morning chris lombre found out her father was killed. police found 55-year-old adriano lombre on the car on the beltway near pennsylvania avenue. he had been shot multiple times. >> when i come home i'm expecting him to come and wash his car right now or do laundry, and it's like he is not here right now. >> reporter: lombre is described a friendly, energetic, and funny guy. his family says he was returning home after dropping off a friend at his card- playing party earlier that night. >> this seems senseless. >> reporter: police say what's shocking is no one reached out to them. no 9-1-1 calls, anonymous tips. nothing.

it was just that at the quicken loans national tpc potomac at avondale farm.fter barely making the cut could the defending champion make a move? he made a move, but not in the right direction. 16 not happy with his tee shot. he is at 6 over after three rounds. rickie fowler 2 under par. misses the birdie putt at the 18th. can't believe it didn't drop. i know, what gives? then the rains. a 90-minute delay with the leaders in the middle of the round. after the delay david lingmerth leading. here on 16 he just missing the birdie. lingmerth, he can't believe it as well. the day ended the same way the previous two did. david lingmerth is the leader heading into tomorrow's final round. >> i feel great about the course. having one bad day and still being able to fight and fight and shoot a 73 is not killing me. so i'm where i need to be still. not down about anything. i think i can go out there tomorrow and have a lot of fun. >> it's a very fine line between hitting a good shot that turns out to be in a good spot to being off by a couple yards. it makes you look like

the coast guard is adopting a policy that cuts off access to two miles of the potomac where it borders trump national golf club in sterile. it would clear the water of the -- where they decide to spend the day on greens. this has kye yaerks and others who head out on the potomac from riley's lock in poolsville upset. >> it just seems blatantly unfair that trump shuts everything down so he canav rest of us are just out of luck, you know. 200, 300 people don't get to have their fun day. >> boaters can find out about a shutdown through a hand-held radio system. many don't carry them. opponents can submit written comments about the new rule next month. >>> a baby-sitter facing child neglect charges is on the run. prince william county police say she escaped from -- she was supposed to be watching two children. a 2-year-old boy was found playing in a parking lot. his 11-month-old sister found crawling outside the apartment. police say allen was wanted for violating parole. she now faces charges for felony child neglect. >>> prince george's county police are still trying to identify a murder victim whose b

. >> new rules if you kayak an potomac near trump national >> and country singer luke bryant getting frisky with 8 80-year-old fan. >> a live look across the d.c. region, 5:11 is the time and when is the last time we said temperatures were in the 60s. 6 degrees right now. very pleasant outside. "fox5 news morning" coming right back don't go anywhere. pro tip for fruit lovers: giant has unbelievable produce prices. so you'll never have to choose between your favorites. i thought i was your favorite. that's right honey. bye! take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. >> we're back at 5:14 with check of stop toreies jewel 26. two people dead after three car crash route 50 bay bridge happened westbound lanes near bay dale drive of the right now inbound drivers have to get off at 50 cape st. claire road and get on bay dale dr drive. >> prince george country breaking news in bladeensburg a man in his 20s shot to death overnight. his body found around midnight middle of street in 400 block of 57 avenue no word who the vick system or suspects in the case. >> a long day for

. >> chris: as a member of the national seminary potomac security council, how big a player is john mccainit comes to national security? >> he is everything. i messaged his daughter and said your dad is truly an american national treasure, we don't have many of them in this country but he's one of them. the potential loss of his service in the senate whether he steps aside tomorrow or years from now. >> chris: we should say, if anybody can pull it off, he says i'm coming back. >> and i hope he does. the loss of his senate service whenever it comes, whatever he steps aside, constitutes a national security crisis for the g.o.p. by extension for the country in the sense that this is the person who was been the primary voice on national security issues for a decade. somebody who explains the isis threat to us starting in 2014 when they first emerged on the scene. he explained the threats posed by our nuclear adversaries around the world and i don't see on the republican side and a current leader to rattle him and i don't see the next generation of leaders who are going to have that same -- hav

potomac. the breadth of a genuine as a memorial to francis got feed off of the thought find obama for he live nearby it leads to. the nationally. adlington originally was the estate of the gallant robert e. lee mansion now as a national shrine it was from here that he departed to lead his cause. revenant in its beauty stands amidst all the junior seated beside of the country's memorial to it well the rock hill the tomb of the unknown soldier. sixteen miles from the city he founded on the opposite bank of the potomac than mount vernon where the father of his country lived and died and wrote his body lies and whom the nation now holds his home and trust. a modest george washington wanted to call a top of the federal study but the young ones lovingly acknowledged him and gave it his great name whenever and wherever from now on name they pay homage to the undying. like a man in the city every man and the first and last but in the hearts of his countrymen. ♪ quick something that this congresswoman talks about her attempt to protect social programs. security --al reached its lowest point, we had ronald reagan and tip o'neill. th

thousands of people are expected to gather along the national mall and across the potomac river.t host john stamos gave us a preview watch to expect during the show rehearsal. meantime president trump will observe his first independence day in office by hosting a white house picnic and fireworks for military families. >> john stamos. they're going to have a full house. [laughter] >> okay, so we are off to a warm start this morning. a little bit sweaty but overall not too bad of a fourth fourth of july. storm track life double scan shows us we're dry but there's a thunderstorm up to the other side of pittsburgh and harrisburg that may start to move up to the poconos later this morning. we have sky6 and there is the ben franklin bridge and we are expecting a mix of clouds and sun early and probably sticking with that for most of the day. starting out with a temperature of 77 degrees in philadelphia. some of our outlying suburbs in the 60's. dewpoints at 69. it will probably drop off a little bit as were he he we go through the day. winds are fall currently. they stay light today. a

>> the coast guard is adopting a policy that cuts off access to two miles of the potomac where it borders trump nationalolf club in sterling. it would trigger when the president and senior officials decide to spend a day on greens. this has sigh ykayakers and oth upset in poolsville. >> it seems blatantly unfair that trump shuts everything down so he can have a nice day playing golf and the rest of us are out of luck, you know. 200, 300 people don't get to have their fun day. >> boaters can find out about a shutdown through a hand-held system. but many don't carry them. opponents can submit written comments about the new rule. >>> the principal at walt bhit man high school ith a warning to parents after teens trashtd a home. the homeowner said high schoolers broke in, partied and trashed his home july 4th weekend. they cost $50,000 worth of damage to the empty rental property. the homeowner spoke exclusively with news 4 but asked not to be identified. >> walls kingd in, windows broken, sliding glass doors kicked in. all unnecessary damage and destruction. so a few teens could have some fun. >> the homeo

came down to 18 holes and perhaps another one to crown this year's quicken loans national tournament champion out at tpc potomacthey were playing for this beauty of a trophy at avenel farms, not the best week for this guy, defending billy hurley, iii. he birdies on his final hole to finish at 9-over. that hurts a little bit. rickie fowler started the day seven shots off the lead but in his signature orange making a nice comeback. birdie putt on the 9th hole to make it 3-under hole and finishes at minus-5. the real drama is on the back 9. remember charles, iii? he misses the putt. so we go to a playoff between charles howell, iii and kyle stanley in green. they play the 18th in a playoff and stanley would make this par putt and he wins the quicken loans national. he makes $1.3 million for this week's work, not too bad. i had a chance to catch up afterwards with the champion and asked him about his first tour win in five years. >> it's last win. i'm thrilled. i don't even know what to say right now. >> reporter: let me ask you this. when you were standing over your putt, i'm sure you've made it thousands and thou

the coast guard is adopting a policy that cuts off access to two miles of the potomac where it borders trump national golf club in water of boats and people when the president or other senior officials decide to spend a day on the greens. this has kayakers and others who head out on to the potomac from riley's lock a little upset this morning. >> it just seems blatantly unfair that trump shuts everything down so he can have a nice day playing golf and the rest of us are just out of luck, you know? 200 or 300 people don't get to have their fun day. >> now, boaters can find out about shutdowns through a hand held radio system but many people we talked to said they don't carry those radios. if you oppose this, you can submit written comments over the next month. >>> the democratic race for governor in maryland is more crowded today as we first reported yesterday at midday, veteran state senator from montgomery county officially entered the race. he's running rushern baker, ben jealous, gym shea and maryland high-tech executive alec ross. he is wasting no time in going after both president trump and repu

potomac with an alert. john: we are now in the nation's capital picking out the spot for tonight's fireworks. thousands will do the same. you have barbecues, picnics, nationals baseball. the crowds on the national mall. but thousands will also be on boats. that is the beauty about our city, that we can do that. natural resources, police and the u.s. coast guard will also be out aggressively making sure everyone is having a good time but also playing nice, following by the rules. there are a lot of rules and laws. first, make sure you have life jackets. this is very important. resources police want you to have it on, in fact. it's not the law. you just have to have it on the boat at all times. children do have to have the life jackets on at all times. we are getting waves. i don't know if you notice that. you want to be mindful of your wake today if you are coming to the national mall. we are it the mouth of the washington channel. anacostia on one side and the potomac on the other. this is a no-wake zone so be mindful of that. one-third of deaths on boats are alcohol related. 70% of victims a

should there be another span of the potomac river just west of where we are right now, between montgomery and loudoun counties? the nationalapital regional transportation planning board will decide to include a potential among its nine major transportation projects to push forward. the bridge would be west of the american legion bridge and could connect route 28 in virginia to maryland. the montgomery county council has unanimously opposed the idea, saying money would be 270 andpent widening fixing the american legion bridge. proponents say it is needed for economic and safety reasons. the board will vote this afternoon on whether the idea should be studied further. in about a half hour, we will tell you what the board will be considering for possible changes to the metro system. reporting live from along the capital beltway, suzanne kennedy. autria: one man arrested in the shooting of a toddler will be in court. derek watson is behind bars but police are looking for a second suspect. the two men were shooting at each other when a stray bullet hit northeast last week. this is surveillance video. the baby is recovering at h

national airport. still quite a very warm morning to be outside. not much of a breeze. almost a mirror calm finish on the potomactemperatures will pop up into the 80s and 90s this afternoon. 94 down on the national mall. 94 in fredericksburg. a smidge cooler by the bay. 89 in annapolis. 89 in hagerstown. the cool s montgomery country out no the blue ridge. when i was coming back from the beach yesterday, it was a long line of traffic going over the bridge back out on to the eastern shore. a lot of people are going out there. today no more than an isolated shower at the beach. high, 85. tomorrow, much like here, there's a hit and miss chance of a thunderstorm. if you're out at the beaches, that will be good. wednesday, nice, on-shore breeze coming back for the middle of the week. highs in the 70s. so, yes, wednesday, thursday could be near perfect beach weather for sure. little weather front to our north. not close enough to generate a rain chance for today. showing you future weather, all dry out here this morning. later today with the heating of the day, we might get hot enough to cook up one or two isolated sh

potomac came to identify with itself. the army that march 2 gettysburg had a very powerful sense of identity. the reason in my view gettysburg is so important to the nation is because it was so important to the army of the potomac area it .as that justification see they areou memorialized. they memorialized their service at gettysburg. other discussions about the monuments at gettysburg. the creation of the national cemetery here. all of these are a reflection of how important it is burke was and reflection of the fact that the army identified so strongly with itself. as itsr saw grants identity, although they admired grant and came to admire general meade as well. tellingly, it was the decision not to do something. the army saw that decision as careful solidification of their well-being without risking the cause for which they fought. and they appreciated that a great deal. so, you find the low, simmering placement in american heritage is a function of all these things. this is probably the largest group of people who have gotten up early for george gordon meade since the great review in 1865. [laughter] >> i think the mine run thing is very interesting

national harbor. it's congested out there now. this is looking toward oldtown alexandria. up the potomac river. it's improving for us. that is good news. we had temperatures in the middle 90s and we had heat index at reagan national at 107 degrees. 107! now look what has happened. i feels like 74 degrees. so that is over a 30-degree drop in terms of what it feels like out there. compared to just about an hour and a half ago. 75 in leesburg. still hanging on to the heat and the humidity. fredericksburg now at 104 degrees. 24-hour temperature change compared to what it was yesterday at this time. a 20-degree drop. so, a refreshing push of cooler air. is now starting to overspread the area. this is mainly rain-cooled air. we will likely see temperatures bounce up a bit as we move through the evening hours. still have the severe thunderstorm watch. areas that are shaded in pink. this is until 9:00 tonight. it includes the district and arlington and alexandria. also montgomery county and fairfax, loudoun. off to the west. i suspect they will cut a lot of this down well before the we still have the severe thunderstorm warni

national airport. obviously that's inside the urban heat island. most of the outlying areas are back into the upper 60s, low 70s. 70s in potomac. 71 in vienna. 70 interling. beautiful prince george's county, 71 degrees in buoy. 74 in riverdale. closer to the bay, temperatures not bad. 74 in annapolis. down across southern parts of prince willi montclair what about rain chances? no organized rain threat. there is a weak weather boundary across the great lakes. that may provide us a slightly better chance for some thundershowers tomorrow. almost no chance. never say never, but almost no chance for rain across the area. here's future weather. bringing in the tiniest hint of a shower chance between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. today. much like we had yesterday. that coverage area there, even if all that verifies, that's not even a 20% chance for rain today. tomorrow moving that up to the 20% to 30% range. i'm still optimistic fireworks tomorrow, whether you're coming down to the national mall or watching them in your neighborhood, they should be pretty good. as we get towards the rest of the week, a little bit cooler. the weekend i'm optimistic about. that's it

today the national capital region transportation planning board will vote on whether to study a new upper potomac bridge. for now many drivers are stuck with the american legion bridge. yesterday the council voted against extending route 28 across the river to the icc. transportation planners insist a second bridge will help ease some of the traffic. >>> one of the big questions facing lawmakers on capitol hill, what are the next steps on health care? president trump hopes to answer that question when he meets with republican senators at the white house today. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is planning a key vote on a straight repeal of the affordable care act next week. but it looks like that will fail. three republican senators have come out against the plan. >> president trump is firing back at the media this morning on another issue. >> he's down playing new reports on a second meeting he had with russian president vladimir putin during the g-20 summit. what's the president saying about this meeting? >> reporter: on this meeting happened at a incident ear few hours after that first me

it would have been like to live in a moment when the potomac river was suddenly an international border separating two ostensibly different nations at war with each other. that watery border between maryland and virginia had been remarkably porous to that point, with a shared history of tobacco plantations. both part of the river were part of a agricultural region. families often have members living of both sides of the river. on the maryland side, white residents of those counties were among the most pro-confederate of maryland. it was a heavenly plantation intensive area of maryland compared to other parts of maryland. those residents were overwhelmingly favorable towards secession and the confederate effort. until the civil war there was little they kept those two sides of the river apart. when virginia seceded in maryland did not the river took undue importance. confederate sympathizers in maryland developed a robust system of signaling and trading across the river. white marylanders served as conduit of goods of a be shipped from baltimore and annapolis, through the bay, up the river, and those folks on the maryland side wou

and travel along the shores of the potomac river and see the city she served, if they could see the roots planted in the memorial trees and the seeds sown in our nation, would they find us worthy of their gift? the road ahead for all of us is long. in thinking about this and i found myself visiting my angelos phone delivered at the migration of bill clinton. her poem provided the history of the world and humankind from the perspective of a rock, a river in the tree. she wrote, either rock, either the river, i the tree, i am yours. your passages have been paid. if the pure faces, you have a piercing need for this bright morning donning for you. history, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unloved and if faced with courage, need not be lived again. lift up your eyes. the day breaking for you, give birth to the dream. women, children, men, take it into the palms of your hands, molded into the shape of your most private need, sculpted into the image of your most public self. lift up your heart. each hour holds new chances for new beginnings. do not be wedded forever to be feared. yoked eternally to brutishness. offer new space to place new steps of cha

beautiful serene part of the potomac river near darnstown, maryland, some concern it a security risk. directly across the water on the virginia side sits the trump nationalclub where the president visit often. >> 100% there should be a security zone. i believe we need security for a he's president and they have the right to do that. i'm 100% committed to access of potomac river. >> right now coastguard and secret service are looking to shut done a two mile strep of river in maryland where it borders golf course in sterling, virginia, that could cut off access for hours. each days. to kayakers, vet skiers and recreational boaters. >> my fear won't have access as a small business they're caught on the area side and not able to get back home and get on routes. that's a big concern for me. >> matt markoff worries it could impact his outdoor education program across the river where he hosts 500 campers from 80 different schools today. also affected is team river runners organization that teaches healing through paddle sports to veterans an wounded warriors and mark off others for a good cause getting the bad end of a deal. >> transporting canoes large like th

nation's capitol, so are security preps. we'll show you how local officials will make sure thousands of people celebrating a capitol fourth stay safe. >>> the streets of potomacre saying that karen no longer lives at potomac. >> and later, that's wrap. season two of the real housewives of potomac came to an end last night with some bo bomb-shell revelations. this morning, one of the stars is live in the loft to dish on all that drama. ♪ >> it's straight up 9:00 o'clock i got a bombshell for you. good day at 9a starts right now. it is monday, july 3rd, i'm wisdom martin, allison seymour, nina and holly morris. steve and maureen are look hookie. >> i thought the bomb she was that you're working. [ laughter ] >> welcome back. >> welcome back from your hi hiatus. >> don't get used it to. [ laughter ] >> good to see, friend. >> ahead this morning lot going on. countdown to kick off and some karaoke. that's right. we've been telling you all morning long we've got coach jay gruden and his beautiful wife sherri gruden live in the loft with us this morning. >> i'm so star struck. >> i am, too. >> i don't know how to behave. >> right. >> the redskins head coach and his

nation's capitol, so are security preps. we'll show you how local officials will make sure thousands of people celebrating a capitol fourth stay safe. >>> the streets of potomaces of potomac came to an end last night with some bo bomb-shell revelations. this morning, one of the stars is live in the loft to dish on all that drama.

national mall and avoid all those crowds head to virginia. alexandria holding its celebration on july 8th from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. along the potomacriver waterfront. reston will have their fireworks show today at 9:15 at lake fairfax park and vienna's fir july 4th at 9:30 in the in south side park. annapolis a parade followed by fireworks at the harbor. bowie's independence day celebration held at prince george's stadium and the fireworks show will follow at the bowie baysox game which starts at 6:35n takoma park a parade will be held at 10:00 a.m. fireworks start at 9:30 in the evening. >> ♪♪ >> happening today, some big changes in store for virginia laws taking effect today. in virginia if you drive too slow in the left lane you could be slapped with a $100 fine. in the past if you were caught driving your license would have been suspended for six months. starting today you'll be able to keep your license. >>> health insurance companies will be required to cover 12 months supplies of prescription birth control. >>> and in the district people who work minimum wage jobs will see a salary bump. minimum wage is $12.60. tipped worker