in southeast washington, suzanne kennedy. >> reaction pouring in around the world following president donald trump's decision to pull the u.s. from the paris climate accord. we have the global ripple effect after his announcement. >> many republicans and the coal industry are packing -- backing president trump's pulling on the climate accord. >> almost every school child in america knows more about the climate challenge than the president of the united states. >> the move sparked protest in d.c. and new york, paris city hall and one world trade center when green, a show of support for the landmark deal with new york, california, and washington state forming a u.s. climate alliance to oppose the paris climate -- climate agreement and 61 u.s. mayors -- and u.s. mayors are doing the same. agreement signed by nearly 200 countries to combat climate itnge, a bad deal, saying would hurt the american economy, workers, and taxpayers. but dozens of american companies include apple, citigroup, walmart, an energy company exxon mobil urged the president not to quit the agreement, arguing participa

reporting live from southeast washington, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks, sam. we have a lot of a.t.v. and dirt bike video just like this. you can see all of abc7 original reporting on the nuisance on the website wjla.com. when you are there search "a.t.v." we have breaking news right now. there is new information in the murder of a fairfax county teen. nabra hassanen killed on the 18th. now there is new accusations about the man police arrested in her murder. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg with the information. >> they confirmed new information about the suspect darwin martinez torres first reported by the "washington post." according to the report a week before the murder of nabra hassanen, a woman arrived at a loudoun county claiming a man had sexually and physically assaulted her and he was a member of the ms-13 gang. that man was later identified as darwin martinez torres. the attack allegedly happened in the presence of child prompting an investigation by child protective services in loudoun county. but our forces confirm the victim did not w

. >> we begin with breaking news in southeast washington. d.c.two adults and a child were shot late last night on southeast. >> it's unclear if the underage victim is a teenager or a child, but they are

. >>> and we have breaking news out of southeast washington where d.c. police say two and a child were shot late for updates. but first, hope you're having a goodtayotu very much for joinin us i'm adam tuss in for david. >> and i'm angie goff. all right. we're doing it again. we're doing it again. bad hair day? it's a bad hair day. this is june. >>> we have the typical summer heat and humidity on top here later today. we have a lot of clouds around this morning holding back some of the heat. there is the sky over the washington monument. and the jefferson memorial. the live view from our storm team 4 city camera on this saturday morning. the low clouds are lifting a littlebi reagan national at 75. we'll stay in the 70s for another hour or two, but near 80 by noon. a little sun breaking out aught to get us into the low to mid-80s by mid-afternoon. that's when we'll like lie see showers and thundershowers starting to develop mainly west of the 95 corridor. but even into the metro area after that late afternoon, we have the new hour-by-hour timing coming in

in southeast washington, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. michelle: all right.have serious business to discuss here. this has many in one michigan town stumped. is this a just a big dog? the animal has made frequent visits to one farm. it looks like a fluffy pup from afar but when you get closer it looks more like a wolf. >> this is an old 55-gallon drum which gives you a good idea of size. >> things we look for in something like this are like the shape of the ears. the size of the ears relative to the head. kind of the shape of the muzzle. michelle: in general wolfs with white coats are rare if you don't live near the arctic circle, which they don't. the only way to really figure it out is if a white wolf, if it's there and you document the features that it has and sightings. or if you get up really close to it. but it might be too late. jonathan: i'm going with the white wolf. sounds better. how about this? a "7 on your side" consumer alert. riding a hog, harley davidson. there is recall ahead of a great weekend to get out and 46,000 motorcycles. oil line coul

jordan said the one thing he did not see here in southeast washington, sam ford, abc7 news. michelle: incredible video out of detroit. let me explain what you are looking at there. police release the images of a bus that went crashing into a brick wall last month. it was all caused by an 18-year-old driver who slammed into it after speeding through an intersection. the passengers inside the bus were tossed around. the driver knocked unconscious but no one amazingly seriously injured. jonathan: wow! this is just shocking video out of georgia. disgruntled customer throwing punches at the owner of a drive-through restaurant over food of all things. watch closely. a woman dressed in black, darting toward the store owner hitting her repeatedly. moments later the guy just knocks her daughter out cold. apparently the attacker and her husband that is what started this. the couple in the video got good pictures of them and they remain on the run. michelle: wow! routine traffic stop in ohio went as planned until a police officer forgot to put his own car in park. there it is. the offi

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jonathan: a crime alert from southeast washington where a thief's much more low-tech plan did work.he man in the hoodie holding a drink at a store. pennsylvania avenue. just standing there. looks like he is waiting to pay. then he snatches a man's cash at the window and he is gone. a reward is offered to information that leads to an arrest in this case. >> dangerous encounter caught on video in florida. a normal traffic stop until the driver refuses to get out of the car. >> get out of the vehicle now. [yelling] michelle: so let me break down what you are seeing here. the driver takes off. you see the deputy cut and bruised run back to his car to give chase. the driver was later caught crimes -- list of crimes. jonathan: wow! michelle: a local landfill trying to serve trash to treasure while saving the dwindling bee population. >> very slick. jonathan: this one is worth waiting for. coming up next, a thief caught for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business

tom roussey is live in southeast washington, where security and precautions are top of mind out there: they are. this is a strong security presence. but also a strong fan presence. and the field right now. the first pitch still isn't for a while but they are getting ready there. on the right, in the darker color, the dark blue are the folks in congress. on the left in the pink, those are members of the press. the way the game works members of congress bipartisan republicans and democrats play on the same team and then they take on the press. this game has been going on since 2009. it raises money to fight against young people who get breast cancer. we talked to debbie wasserman schultz one of the organizers of this. from the beginning she said definitely in light of what happened last week at the republican baseball practice for the congressional baseball game this year definitely feels different. >> there is a tremendous resolve on part of the members and the supporters and the staff to dig in and face down evil. send a strong message of attack that one of us is an attack on all tom:

in southeast washington, i'm sam sweeney, abc 7 news. adrianna: a near perfect day but it's about to get hot, real hot. chief meteorologist doug hill is here trackin hey, doug. doug: hey, adrianna. it's very comfortable today and will be tomorrow and thursday and friday and into next week will be very hot and humid weather. very hot out there looking at chesapeake bay at the beach, temperatures in the mid 70's, around the rest of the year 79 at noon in warrenton and 78 in culpepper and 73 in hagerstown and 77 at the air station and 75 degrees in annapolis. plenty of sunshine and a few periods of cloudiness and the atmosphere coming through may trigger an isolated shower especially east and south of the city this afternoon but otherwise a comfortable day and turning cooler tonight. see if we can pick up anything on radar and satellite. most of the activity in pennsylvania moving northeast. we'll monitor these areas here in the appalachians and maybe a couple showers could develop in that region later this afternoon. temperatures tomorrow

the elected official from southeast washington grabbed his girlfriend by the hair and punched her. online court records show simmons is monday. >> by police. >> you're being surrounded by police. >> the school board member who says he was banned from graduation is getting some backup. tonight the prince george's chapter of the naacp is meeting with the school word. he was kept out of the graduation after he gave his speaking time to students. they called for kevin maxwell's resignation. >>> 4:49 right now. a baltimore county police officer in serious condition this morning but he is expected to survive after a shootout. the gunman died after trading shots with police from a commuter bus yesterday. another bystander was also shot and survived. police say officers surrounded that bus when the suspect tried to use it to get away from an armed robbery. police say the suspect started shooting and that's when officers fired that shooter. >>> we now know a light fixture is to blame for this town house fire in reston. fairfax county fire says a light malfunctioned and spashlged the fire he

morning, education secretary betsy devos will visit eagle academy public charter school in southeast washingtonll hold a roundtable discussion with teachers, faculty and administrators. on the agenda - her department's newly launched "individuals with disabilities education act". devos will also check out the student science fair. now to a troubling trend in the district. a trend some are calling an emergency close to two dozen teachers resgined from ballou high school this year - an issue also impacting other dc schools. suzanne kennedy is live with more: a heads up for metro riders. safe-track ends this but it doesn't mean you're in the clear. metro has announcing plans for 3 more shutdowns between this summer- and next spring. the first will impact green line riders.. closing the branch avenue and suitland stations in early august. on the red line.. the takoma station will be closed between novemeber and december to rebuild track interlockings. the wor may. to read the full plans- go to our website wjla.com. after weeks of delays... it looks like that work scheduled along i-95 at the neabsco

capitol police special she threw out the first pitch at the congressional softball game in southeast washingtonthis is one wreak after james hodgkinson shot her and several others at the baseball practice in alexandria. the shooting still on the minds of lawmakers. >> it's an honor to be out here. all of us on both sides of the aisle and both houses. we're so sorry for what happened to steve scalise. >> the softball game pitted congresswoman against women members of the press core. it raised money for breast cancer research. the bad news babes won 2-1. >>> paid respects to congressman steve scalise. bono met with the congressman's staff on capitol hill and signed get well soon cards for scalise and capitol police. congressman's twitter page posted these photos on tuesday. u-2 frontman gave scalise a fedex field. scalise has been upgraded to fair condition. >> glad to see him doing better. >>> kaiser permanente is notifying some patients may be at risk for infection. they had procedures in largo. a defective piece of equipment may have affected the sterilization process. kaiser permanente says t

. >> reporter: i'm darcy spencer in southeast washington where a neighborhood elected leader says heas roughed up by police. we have cellphone video and a response from police. >>> end your weekend with a smile. one of the redskins' biggest or at least tallest additions joins the roundtable. narrator:to do time is what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood up to the nra. as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting to expand access to affordable healthcare. ralph northam believes in making progress every day. and he won't let donald trump stop us. creating jobs foreaner, reliour veterans... helping those in need save money on their energy bills. it takes 16,000 dominion energy employees doing the job. and now, dominion energy is investing $15 billion to build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure... creating jobs now and for the future. across virginia, we're bu

. >>> and we have breaking news out of southeast washington where d.c. police say two

. >> we begin with breaking news in southeast washington. d.c. police say two adults and a child were shot late last night on southeast. >> it's unclear if the underage victim is a teenager or a child, but they are condition. we're taking a look at thegd let's find out about your weather with tom kiereinnd mugg. quite humid, it has returned overnight. and we have some patchy, dense fog around much of the region. in the rural areas this morning, watch out for that. right now we have light fog over the metro area. that's a live view from the storm team 4 tower camera looking to where the sun should be rising. in fact, the sun did rise 20 minutes ago, but there's a lot of clouds around this morning, but no rain. it's hovering right around 70. maryland and virginia, around the bay, the mid-70s. reagan national is at 74 degrees. the we'll be near 80 byingn storm t now locally. we are all dry. could get storms later. i have the new hour-by-hour timing on that in a few minutes. >>> here are 4 things to know this started morning. while you were sleeping,

live outside the dmz in southeast washington, sam sweeney.rginia governor's race, ed gillespie will campaign in northern virginia. visiting to businesses in out of and rhea and a 4:15 he will be at the talk of old town on mount vernon avenue and then stop by port merrill barbecue across the street. larry: alec baldwin says he wants to make tv great again. saying he will reprise his role as donald trump. he says that he knows his trump impersonation is become one of his . it has also sparked a feud between him and the real president. autria: sometimes i you have to do is check the weather. look at this. plenty of scattered showers. all of your latest traffic. all of your photos, plus a bit of -- whoa. [laughter] autria: derek hartigan, a meteorologist in ireland, swept away during a weather report last week. his anchors can't hold it together. wrestling a broken umbrella. he quickly him -- pretty recovered even if the umbrella did not. [laughter] veronica: i'm surprised that hasn't happened to me yet. [laughter] autria: any gusty winds like th

in southeast washington, i'm sam sweeney, abc7 news.arry: well, still ahead at 5:00, changes at the top. find out who is taking over as -- at under armour. alison: now the latest from become his best known role. >> vandals hit a local offering up cold hard cash if you can figure out who caused a damage at a cemetery that is listed on the register of historic places. brad bell live with details. >> you know what? in my career i have seen a lot of senseless crimes. this has to rank up there. in the cemetery, a beautiful cemetery at the st. thomas church near upper marlboro. the tomestones down there. then there is another one next to me. they date from the 1800's knocked over. this is the history of maryland. the names include family families. bowie and calvert. >> there are seven british soldiers from the war on 1812 buried there. >> the parish his attorney has a personal link to the graveyard. >> my son is buried here. >> someone toppled two dozen grave markers. some new. some old. all considered sacred. >> it's just mindless act of vio

justin finch joins us live from southeast washington to tell us how police are working to track down the suspect in this case. >> reporter: good morning, this is an older close knit community with an elementary right behind us. investigators are hoping that works in their a favor as they reach out and speak with neighbors this morning. detectives are knocking on doors, looking to neighbors for tips that could lead them to whoever left a noose at this construction site on thursday. a simple rope and knot tied to centuries of violence against african-americans found just across students ask parents were filing into elementary. >> it makes me nervous for the children for the older people that live in the neighborhood. everybody. >> it doesn't make any sense. >> over the weekend, action mayor bouzer announcing the district office of human rights is launching a hate crimes protocol into this case. on sunday two churches and christian praise led a crowd of many ages to stand against hate. in a climate where several nooses are turning up in our area, a call for it to. stop it here and now.

in norris town, pennsylvania, i'm matt delusion shcia, breaki. >>> someone killed a man in southeast washingtonthis morning we're working to learn why. d.c. police say that the man was shot on parkland place southeast last night. they have not arrested anyone so far. they did not tell us the victim's name. >>> the national museum of african-american history and culture will open on time this morning after a security scare. the museum was closed to visitors for about an hour last night. u.s. park police got the call about a suspicious item on the second floor. with help from d.c. police, officers figured out there was no threat but they are not saying what the suspicious item was. recently nooses were found inside this museum and outside the smithsonian's museum. they don't believe the museum is being targeted. >>> the warriors are nba >> smiles all around for the golden state warriors. they beat the cleveland cavaliers last night in game five of the nba finals. it's the warriors' second win in three years. >> but a first for prince george's county native, kevin durant. he took home the finals m

reporting from southeast washington, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. >> don't move! don't move!ichelle: new at 6:00, just in the abc7 newsroom the new video released in a shooting. the shooting of fernando castile. >> the murder teen remembered. the two vigils planned for her and we dig deeper in the suspect's past. michelle: proof mom and dad will do anything to save their child. the pair of elephants that will melt your heart next at 6:00. announcer: now "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. jonathan: right now at 6:00 clorox skies for reopening the alexandria baseball field where a man congressional baseball practice. michelle: six people were hurt including steve scalise who is still in serious condition. jay korff is live for us tonight where a ceremony is just about to get started. jay? jay: we were here for 5 feather for the earlier live hit there were 30, 40 people here. look at the crowd now. celebrations by heroes and moving celebration as it seems like almost all of the neighborhood has come out for the vent tonight in which simpson park is opening and simpson field is o

this time found at a house under construction in southeast washington. construction workers say this isn't the first time a noose was found in the neighborhood. they found one last month working on a house down the street. >> horrifying. when i first heard it was there i way it was draped over and how elaborate it might have been to train it to the post. michelle: this is the fourth noose sighting in the district. but a cloing list in the area. jonathan: cell phone privacy is a top take the supreme court will take up next term. they can track your location via the cell phone and the cell phone towers to find the criminals but the police are doing that without a warrant. the court maintains that the fourth amendment does not apply here. john: will millions of cell phone users bombarded by unwanted robo calls the biggest carriers are taking notice. they are now giving the customers the free tools to block the calls. they ring the cell phone daily. callers that cla the i.r.s. >> from the investigation department of the i.r.s. john: or 2017 popular phone rep

q: quite a change from southeast washington where the school is located.me and poor test scores. the principal changed the culture here. >> to me, this was the dream for them. my entire career has been about giving black children to the next level. q: in march, the staff motivated them all to apply for college. now the graduating rate is also the highest it has been in years at 86%. compared to 57% last year. >> seeing them feel proud and confident that college is for them, it means a lot. >> ballou isn't the same it used to be. ballou is college bound. q: the celebrations here are far from over. an additional 20 students are expected to graduate come august once summer school is over. from ballou high school i'm q mccray, abc7 news. nancy: with a principal like that, it's incredible how much she cares about the students, too. jonathan: anytime you motivate kids to want to aspire to do it and achieve it, may will look back at the high school and remember them more than any other teacher they had. nancy: legacy. michelle: it's likely to be a ripple effect.

. >>> another noose turned up last week at a home under construction in southeast washington. it was the third noose found in the district since the incidents at american university and the university of maryland. there've also been nooses found inside the museum of african american history and culture. washington post columnist courtland malloy wrote an interesting article about this this past week about d.c.'s response. the mayor saying we're going to respond by using the city's hate crime protocol. interesting point, the fact that while the nooses are news, they are not new, and they won't go away with new h protocol. >> well, i think the mayor was saying that she wants to be aggressive and we use hate crime legislation against whatever violations of vandalism, whatever laws there are, you use the whole thing of laws against people like this. some people do these things, they think it's a joke. some people do it for malicious intent. racial hatred, whatever the reason is, it's unacceptable. and it's just kind of a coarseness in our political dialogue across the country anywa

so for today temperatures have warmed up in the i-95 corridor. 93 today in washington, d.c. in the southeast you'll actually be cooler than your friends to the north but you'll have afternoon storms to deal with in alabama, georgia and through the carolinas. now pee opinion we football players. this was the second annual game between two friendly pose to. match-up still hard fought. nice move there. oh, come both winners they raised money for the make-a-wish foundation. >> no matter who you are rooting for still cute to watch. >>> developing overnight u.s. and china are doing something they haven't done for 14 years. >>> plus the house passed legislation to crack down on undocumented illegal immigration from kate's law to strip funds from so-called sanctuary cities. geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico®. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. ♪ want more for your lashes?

southeast, southwest freeway through washington. that's soaking up a lot of the bail-out traffic.ding south on 395. a lot of folks are also taking d.c. 295 south. route 50. the best option, though, if you're coming from the east and and trying to go around the beltwaak it's volume between college park and silver spring. at least it's moving. at least 495 west is open. that's the latest, melissa. back to you. >> thank you, dave. good advice there. couple of other things happening right now. southbound bw parkway at 175, the right side blocked by a crash there headed into town. northbound, i'm hearing in my ear this morning, on 95 in virginia as you're approaching the beltway, some delays there as well for a new crash. 270 looks okay, top of the beltw beltway. typically slow this morning. 95 north, no major issues. listen to wtop, 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. hi, chuck. >> good morning everybody. beautiful start to a monday morning. current temperature now at national airport 69 degrees. so below 70 now at national for the first time in a couple of weeks. thankfully, we have a

southeast of the u.s. capitol building on the anacostia river, the washington navy yard was established in 1799. up next, a walking tour through the historic navy yard organized by the national museum of the united the navy. -- states navy. this program is about 75 minutes. >> welcome to the washington

a new photos coming in of a noose left at a home under construction in southeast washingtonwas found friday morning, the third found in the city in just over a week. last night, about 100 people mashed, chanting through the streets to fight back against hatred. dc mayor muriel bowser at the vigil said her city does not tolerate hayederate. today, the wilson building investors the white house. mayor muriel bowser challenging president trump saying the city will not back down from the paris accord. she will sign an order reaffirm ing the city's support, despite president trump's decision to withdraw the u.s. from she is committed to vo: delivering cleaner, reliable energy... creating jobs for our veterans... helping those in need save money on their energy bills. it takes 16,000 dominion energy employees doing the job. and now, dominion energy is investing $15 billion to build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure...

washington. the east to southeast early breeze, the reason we're cooler today is more stable air. so all the instability is back out here valley. not much of a rain threat overnight. for tomorrow, a little instability starts moving back in. so 3:00 tomorrow afternoon, storms firing up along the i do think that some of the storms will have a much better chance to migrate into the metro, washington area 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 tomorrow as we get into rush hour and beach bound travelers the storms over the bridge towards the coastline at 11:00 tomorrow night. tomorrow won't be a bad day. 30% chance for rain late in the day tomorrow and on saturday. sunday looks like the driest of the next couple days at the beach with temperatures in the mid 80s. ocean water temperature only 69 degrees. here is a check of the five-day forecast. i'll give you the ten-day before the show is over here but next five days. 85 today, 84 tomorrow and 87 saturday. the heat and humidity building through the weekend. sunday's high back up into the 90s and near 90 again on monday. the rainiest day out of the nex

southeast. but the fiscal issues are also important, and they've gotten lost. what washington is doing here is giving the very wealthiest among us a tax cut at the expense of everybody else, and it's going to be the states that are left holding the bag. we estimate this'll increase, and as you know, our budget in harrisburg is not in a good situation, this'll increase our structural deficit by more than $300 million. it'll remove billions of dollars of economic activity from the pennsylvania budget, and we will be dealing, if this passes, we'll be dealing with the consequences for years to come. so, i hope that this is stopped dead in its tracks. i hope it doesn't get out of the senate. it is not good news for the southeast, or for, indeed, for all of pennsylvania if it does. jacqueline: i do wanna talk about pension reform. i know you support the new bill signed by governor wolf. basically, it is a two-tiered system, and for those who aren't familiar, teachers and state employees would move from a traditional pension to a 401k. how will that save money in the end? joe: so, it

southeast d.c. a number of people have gathered there in support of east watch washington heights baptist church.is urging people to stand in solidarity after nooses have been found at museums and schools in our area. images of lynching and have long been used to intimidate african-americans. folks are standing in defiance of that tonight. >>> breaking news in the london attacks now. isis has claimed responsibility for the tragedy in london. but it's important to note that nbc news has not been able to independently verify the terror group's claim. meanwhile, a team of university of maryland students trying to prevent terror attacks like the one we snau london. they developed a video game which teaches people to recognize the signs of radicalization and look for ways to take action. news 4's derrick ward now with more on b. this game called operation genovise. >> meet jack, a normal teenager for the most part though he is showing signs of radicalization. >> you look at his computer. he has a storm front tab open. >> this university of maryland graduate is a part of a team that developed a video g

like information on free solar panels for low income families, go to the nbc washington app and search free solar. in southeastegraves, news4. >>> metro is declaring safetrack a success, but riders aren't completely sold. tonight a closer look at the repairs made over the past year and how the agency says another major overhaul can be avoided. >>> i'm julie carey in leesburg, virginia. this is the memorial to the confederate soldier at the entrance to the court grounds. now the naacp is reviving a disc us he's somebody who says,. i am going to make change. and i wanna make change not for the richest, not for the most powerful, i'm gonna make change to make this economy work better for hardworking families. that's who he is. i'm tom perriello, and as governor i'll fight to make sure every virginian gets a fair shot, that leaves no region or race behind. let's prove that donald trump's values are not virginia values. pro-tip for making ribs: don't go it alone. get these great smoked ribs. thanks. sure. twenty minutes on the grill. and they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? w

got to love this time of the year. 73 degrees in washington with a light wind out of the southeast averagingnly 6 miles per hour. that general easterly component of the wind has taken quite a bit off the edge of the temperatures. 60s in the shenandoah valley. low 70s in the d.c. metro area. a mix of clouds and sunshine here early this morning. clouds will thicken up a little bit. by later on this afternoon there could be stray showers out towards the shenandoah valley. highs in the mid to lower 80s. radar scanning the skies finding hardly a thing to worry about. here's future weather. this is the reason i think the better rain chances will be out as the wind goes up the front range of the blue ridge, it does have a chance to ring out the isolated showers. around the capitol beltway, not much of a chance of a rain shower. still partly to mostly cloudy. rain chances tomorrow a little better chance to have an isolated shower or two in the city. hit and miss chances the next couple of days. only about a 30 to 40% chance between now and sunday. monday looks like it will be on the stormy side. 60%

southeast on thursday. showing up in the national museum and in a tree. >> would have asked everybody in washington, d.c.t if they see something to say something so people who are using symbols of hate will be located and brought to justice. kimberly: a rally and vigil organized by black lives matter d.c. has just gotten underway tonight. participants plan to march from east washington heights baptist church to the location where the latest news was found -- latest noose was found. she is one of nearly 200 governors and mayors to do so. president trump withdrew the u.s. from the fact last paris climate pact last week. mayor bowser will reaffirm the city's support for that agreement. the paris accord and the issue of climate change were a major topic on the sunday talk shows. had harsh words for the trump administration. john kerry: he is what you find a better deal. that is like oj simpson saying he's going to find the real killer. >> see if he contributes to climate change. methane is important. i did not say that. i said it is a cause. kimberly: the white house has refused to say of president believes

from the upper midwest down to the southeast and gulf coast with flooding conditions in the northeast. >>> flying airport delays possible in new york, boston, washington detroit, atlanta, you see the rest. it's going to be very, very busy. >>> two separate incidents involving the deadly mix of water and and an 11-year-old girl in new jersey. >> it happened where you might not expect to find that danger of electrocution. abc's steve osunsami has more. >> reporter: a devastated new jersey family is planning a funeral this morning for their 11-year-old daughter who was electrocuted in their backyard. >> female electrocuted unconscious, breathing. >> reporter: police say 11-year-old kayla matos and her friends were playing with an inflatab inflatable. electricity from the lift went soaring through the children and into the water. the day before, a similar heartbreaking tragedy. this time in ohio. a 19-year-old was electrocuted after he jumped in the water to save his dad and his dog. it's called electric shock drowning usually caused by a short in the wiring of a charging line for a power source at a dock, marina or boat. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta

southeast. air temperature is 81 in annapolis. joint base andrews. 84 in washington, dulles. 86 in frederick. winchester is 82. 83 in martinsburg. through the evening for most of the metro area it's fine. sunshine, partly cloudy. hazy. charities drop through the 70's in the next several hours. the rain chances will stay well west where they are falling right now. this is the satellite and the radar. state college to the east of pittsburgh. through the eastern panhandle of west virginia, farther south. most of these will rain themselves out this evening. however, tomorrow, we are going to see things shift eastward a little bit. shower and the thunderstorm chances around the area tomorrow afternoon through tomorrow everything. closeup right now of the storms from petersburg southwest to the stanton area west of interstate 81. showers and the storms there. i think we are in good shape heading through the overnight. muggy. any showers will be out farther west of the metro area and with the humidity levels and patchy fog as well. tomorrow, fair amount of cloudiness in the area. this depicts the ar

southeast. at the moment not picking up any lightning, but a heads up again if you're in washington, frederick, even howard county potentially dealing with heavy rain this evening. and you can see that here on the satellite and radar 37 what we're also keeping a close eye on, tropical storm cindy. you can see the churning in the gulf. 6 to 9 inches in louisiana, mississippi, alabama, even panhandle of florida. is he had to make landfall late tonight. you can see it's right there. maximum sustained winds at 50 miles per hour. it is moving toward the northwest at 9 miles per hour. it will continue to generally move north/northwest overnight tonight. here is its position tomorrow afternoon. as we head toward the end of the week and weekend, it really starts to pick up and gets bring us rain chances at times, a piece of the remnant on friday and then another piece on saturday. but tomorrow we're completely dry come start to finish. but partly cloudy skies. humidity arrives overnight tonight. lauren will be in doing wtop radar. tomorrow more than the mugginess will hit you. a high tomorrow of 92. so

washington with the details. >>> cindy's aftermath. the storm left behind damage and flooding along the gulf coast. now other parts of the southeastked. we have the forecast ahead. >>> caught on camera, a child in a car seat flies out of a moving vehicle and into a busy intersection. >>> and a stuffed cow is getting credit for saving a little boy's life. hear why the 3-year-old's family is very thankful he was holding his favorite toy. >>> made it to friday, everyone. good morning. we'll start with the immediate

southeast. one person is in serious condition. follow the nbc washingtonpp for updates. >>> and metro's final safetrack surge is underway meaning a track shut down between shady grove and twinbrook is happening until june 25th. shuttle buses will replace the train. >>> and we'll get a check on the father's day forecast with tom. that's next. >>> well, it will be another hot one. let's check in with tom. >>> here we are with the typical summer weather hanging in there. we have patchy dense fog around the region from the beaches all the way into the mountains. and otherwise just some low clouds will be with us here. storm team 4 radar not showing anything coming from the clouds, all dry under the low cloud cover, just humid and muggy. temperatures will be climbing into the mid-80s this afternoon. might get an isolated passing thundershower this afternoon as well as again sunday afternoon. highs near 90 tomorrow. maybe morning fog on sunday. then on up monday, partly sunny, hot and humid up near 90. and a likelihood of severe afternoon and evening storms on m

washington with the details. >>> cindy's aftermath. the storm left behind damage and flooding along the gulf coast. now other parts of the southeast are getting soaked. we have the forecast ahead. >>> caught on camera, a child in a car seat flies out of a moving vehicle and into a busy intersection. >>> and a stuffed cow is getting credit for saving a little boy's life. hear why the 3-year-old's family is very thankful he was holding his favorite toy. >>> made it to friday, everyone. good morning. we'll start with the immediate republicans to repeal and replace obamacare. >> the congressional budget office is now evaluating the new senate bill that among other things would slash medicaid and end the requirement for most americans to have health care. enough republican lawmakers already oppose the bill to sink it but they say they're willing to negotiate. >> abc's janai norman joins us from washington where it's been a busy week. >> reporter: good morning. now we all knew the debate over health care wasn't over and it's just ramping up again as republicans don't have the votes they need to pass that new bill despite hoping for a vo

southeast of the u.s. capitol building on the anacostia river, the washington navy yard was established in 1799. up next, a walking tour through the historic navy yard organized by the national museum of the united the navy. -- states navy. this program is about 75 minutes. >> welcome to the washington navy yard. i'm the director of education here at the national museum of the u.s. navy, and this tour will take us throughout the history of the washington navy yard, which is a very extensive one. the art itself has seen a lot of -- yard itself has seen a lot of different historical events. some happy, some sad some every , day events. the yard itself has changed dramatically over the many years. it was first founded in 1798 and it was around that time that the united states realized we needed a standing military force. it was after the american revolution that all the military was basically disbanded because of the sentiments from before the american revolution, who had a standing army at that time that was stationed in the united states. the british, with that idea still fresh in their mind, the

washington. they're meeting to take a stand against racism. this coming after a sixth noose in the area was discovered hanging in southeast d.c. >> i mean, still. it's been 48 hours, and i'm still in shock. >> we cannot tolerate this kind of behavior. >> hard for me to imagine, someone doing that in the middle of d.c. especially this part of d.c. >> when you see something like that, it only brings hurt. that's it. >> we've got to take back our community. >> i think for the younger staff, it was almost their first contact with the kind of explicit racism that a lot of us grew up with.

southeast of waldor. there crossing from charles county to st. mary country and there are more showers around the culpeper area too. back home here temperatures in the mid 70s. 76 washington and fox future cast shows nature of the storms to move off towards south and east and eventually off the coast by 10 . they probably have cleared the shore loin and by midnight we're turping partly cloudy and wake up to shun shine tomorrow morning and much nicer day behind this cold front. and we've got a lot of sunshine expected and less humidity expected and high temperatures will be in the 0s but it will be fis day. let me jump to the 7 day forecast. 8 tomorrow. few clouds. less mute humid. mostly sunny and nice wednesday. 92. partly cloudy thursday and scattered storms humidity return friday, saturday and into the weekend. that's a look at 7 day forecast. "fox 5 news at 6" will be back after this after this par mar comptrollers peter had promly maition to market and mary center businesses were honored for assisting victims of that apartment fire and sxwlution last summer in silver spring. >> it was tough time for everyone so you know the least we can do and staff here was pitch in

washington press corps. the game is being played at watkins recreation center on 12th street southeast.nd gates open at 6:00 tonight. the first pitch scheduled for 7:30. and the game's profit goes to the young survivors coalition, a group that supports young women with breast cancer. >>> parents of another black man killed by a police officer have settled their lawsuit. michael brown's parents came to an agreement with the city of ferguson, missouri, in the wrongful death suit. the terms of the settlement have not been released. brown was killed by a white police officer back in 2014. the incident sparked national outrage over the treatment of black people at the hands of police. officer darren wilson was not indicted by a grand jury. >>> a four-legged crime fighter will now have fire investigators sniff out trouble in dc. looking at pando the arson dog. the dog is trained to find an accelerant when on the scene of >> we could have an entire building that has burned to the ground, and these dogs, with their nose, have the ability to discriminate the scent of what was already there, and

southeast coast. looking at 90s next week and we could see 90s through wednesday and thursday of next week, so heat wave coming our way. in the meantime feel like seattle washington. notice it's all green. it's nuisance, a pain to be standing at the bus stop. 50s and light rain with an umbrella, even down 95 into fredericksburg, at some point in time people will have at least wet pavement, and temps only in the 60s by 6 p.m., a few breaks and get to 70 tomorrow and by this time tomo, in the clouds, an isolated shower and temps only 59 in frederick and 64 downtown. planner goes reich this. showers -- like this, showers early and only 67 at 1:00. rebound great, nice object thursday, 74, warm on friday. gorgeous. saturday upper 80s, if you can make it to the park. and low 90s sunday, monday and tuesday and go even into wednesday and thursday of next week. >>> right now, two thing that is have happened since you left work, a 4-foot rat snake has a new home now that it has been relocated from a gas pump handle in georgia. let's hope it doesn't have a twin hiding up there. >>> and don't mess with this pistol packing granny. a man snatc pulled out a pistol and aimed at

southeast. that noose was hanging by the front door. this is steps away from where children learn and play at vears elementary school. >> we refuse to allow hate to filter itself hillcrest of washingtonc. >> d.c. police attended that vigil. he said the city will not tolerate hate or ignorance by cowards. he adds the police department is doing everything it can to find the people responsible. >>> in portland, oregon, tensions have calmed after chaos broke out between pro trump and anti-trump demonstrators. police used flash bang grenades and tear gas to break up the crowds. 14 people arrested and more than a dozen weapons were taken. this rally follows the train attack in which two men were killed trying to help another pers person. >>> we are coming up on 4:34 on this monday morning. want to get to another check on the traffic. >> tell us about the rain this morning. >> not a total farther south you travel. 90 degree weather has held at bay. >> it has. it will be back in the ten day forecast. this morning before you leave you will want the umbrella. cloudy skies currently. we do have some showers though that will be moving in as we go through the morning hours. take a wider look at t