and starting the week one stormwatch. planning for the wet weather heading our way right now. plus, celebrating victory, the u.s. women world champion's for a third time. >> now abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. kellye: we start tonight with the thrilling win, the whole country talking about the stars and stripes blazing a trail to the top, the u.s. women dominating japan and tonight's world cup finals, coming home champions. jay korff has been what fans at the national harbor all night. nobody could have asked for a better game than this. jay: remarkable game, very unpredictable. the picturesque national harbor the perfect place to watch team usa win the women's world cup. >> this is a beautiful night here in the nation's capital. jay: by the thousands -- >> we are crazy about soccer. jay: a sea of red, white, and blue. molly perched in front of the jumbotron to watch the women's world cup finals. >> we have been waiting for this for four years. this is our world cup. jay: japan against the united states on the very weekend we celebrate our nation's independence. not one fan

rounding out the weekend on stormwatch, rain moving our way. it could hit during both commutes tomorrow. devon lucie is tracking the latest. devon: the morning rush on the possible second round, right now we have isolated storms in the region. a cluster of storms that could affect northwest portions of the radar. more storms in pennsylvania, could be the second round. live doppler the cluster of storms, jefferson county loudoun county, harpers ferry point of rocks, charles town. the very end of that loop, lightning near harpers ferry west virginia. then we have a cluster of storms, one warning until 12:30 a.m., the other until 1:30 a.m. just west of hagerstown another cluster of storms. we will be watching those storms. 91 the high, felt like 97. factor in the humidity, 83. with the high dew point, it feels like 86 right now. the morning rush, could have spotty light showers coming in. have the rain gear handy and add a few minutes to the morning drive. the third round of rain beginning the day, through the afternoon and evening. we could use t

moving to stormwatch, more heat and humidity ahead. abc 7 meteorologist brian van de graaff has the timeline. brian: tomorrow looks like the best chance of showers and storms pushing through. to the west, showers ahead of the cold front, a little moisture later tonight in the northern and western suburbs. it's hard to believe, 11:03 it is 83 degrees, but it feels like 90. that is 11:00, present tense. upper 70's dulles to frederick, 81 quantico, 81 fredericksburg. scattered showers in the mountains, basically fizzling in the valley. a few more across the mountains. tomorrow, there could be clouds and showers north and west, but progressing through the day we have the best shot. the latest futurecast coming up. leon: sticky, muggy weather lingering, and an apartment looks in silver spring has neighbors without how -- without power for a second straight day. tom roussey has what has happened and what needs to be done to resolve this issue. cannot imagine being hot and in the dark. tom: they are dealing with both. as brian van de graaff s

belfort furniture weather center the stormwatch radar, watching closely as this cluster of storms from the midwest to the great lakes, there is southward movement. rule watch that overnight come early morning. heat advisory issued, going into effect from 1 p.m. until 8 p.m., with the heat index expected to 105. the heat index is the combination of the temperature taken in the shade plus the humidity and what it feels like. it was humid saturday, 83 real-time temperature, 75 dew point, feels like 91. it will be hotter and more humid tour. the heat index could 110 at the high end. most of us, the heat index 105 106, which is why we have the heat advisory. we will let you know some areas that you can get to with the complete forecast in just a few minutes. jeannette: speaking of heat, nats fans braved the heat for a doubleheader today. stadium officials allowed guests to bring in two two liter water bottles. they also set up cooling stations. others opted to spend the day on or in the water. >> the only reason i am not in there is i have a cell phone in my pocket. i think they are complet

leon: up first, the stormwatch forecast. we were under a series of watches through the evening, or right now the threat of severe weather is dwindling. we start with meteorologist steve rudin. steve: all of the watches and warnings have come down, so no need to worry about that, but we are still tracking a few showers and thunderstorms on radar from the belfort furniture weather center. right now, scanning the skies around the capital beltway, it is dry but the further north and west martinsburg winchester, that is where we have heavier rain, but nothing that has a warning. this is moving to the north and east at about 25 miles per hour. if it holds together, it will eventually make its way to frederick, maryland, and then thurmont. tomorrow, we improve once we get the full system out of here. lingering showers, daytime high temperatures upper 80's. the rest of the week and the upcoming weekend in just a few minutes. leon: the threat of severe weather a damper on a crowd of thousands that candidate at nats park. they were no

abc 7 facebook and twitter feeds or sign up for the stormwatch app on your smart phone or tablet. leon: we got breaking news coming and on behalf of the government's office of personnel management. opm announced as many as 25 million people may be affected by the -- breach. jennifer donnelly is standing by with the latest. these hacking hits just keep on coming. jennifer: that's right, and this developing news has 25 million people asking if they are among the massive number of people who very likely have their identity stolen by hackers. that number of 25 million means the number of those impacted by the breach at opm is six times more than originally thought. breaking some of that down, you know wether or not you fall into this category, people whose information was, must, government officials said the bulk of the group had applied for background investigations. almost 2 million of their family members like their wives or husbands or people with whom they lived, who, by the way never applied for a background check, also had their identity stolen. one lawmaker this afternoon call

stormwatch 7 doppler radar, that is just rain activity for gaithersburg rockville poolesville, leesburg steady light rain. fairfax county, steady rain dropping through annapolis. steadier rain, moderate showers front royal. wide in the view we had a flash flood warning that has been canceled by the national weather service. page, madison county rappahannock county. that is gone. upper-level system responsible for the rain. rain, could be morning showers. you know what that does for things. the second round of rain will be in the afternoon, evening. tuesday, heat and humidity, the rain chances fizzling out. for the morning rain rush-hour looks like the earlier parts, light to steady. by 5:00, 6:00, brain will be here by about 7:00 the rain may be starting to let up. 77 in the morning. afternoon to evening tomorrow, the drive back from work, that is when we have the heavier rain, more widespread storms. 's the high temperatures. here is the heat and humidity and it will stay for a while. another possible storm he wave low to mid 90's. feel like upper 90's. monday two rounds of rain. wedne

stormwatch 7 doppler radar storms closing in on top of hagerstown, frederick. damascus is next up, mount airy may be as close as gaithersburg, germantown could be the southern extent of the storms. a cluster of storms north of charlottesville come up rain down, orange. from the storm chances to talking about the heat and humidity, back to the rain chances tomorrow afternoon and morning. 91 felt like 97. the heat will love's likely be here -- the heat most likely be here midweek. shower activity to watch and track. more storms possible as the front comes in through the afternoon and evening. tuesday, the beginning of possible excessive heat coming in peaking wednesday and thursday. futurecast and tonight, spotty showers likely in the morning time frame. for your commute, have the rain gear a small umbrella. midday, afternoon, evening hours, we could have more scattered showers and storms. have the amber alert and rain gear handy. the temperatures held under 90. the heat and humidity coming tuesday. 92, feel like 99. 95 and 97 actual air temps wednesday and thurs

let's go to stormwatch seven and look at radar across the region. rain is moving closer as you can see. most forecasts have it here after midnight. rain likely in the morning commute, but it will be light, scattered showers. if you do not have to make the drive, just get to the metro or walk to your office, you will have some rain with you. it 79 in gaithersburg. did you feel the humidity today? the dew point measures the humidity. 50's to lower 60's. much better than the mid-70's we had last week. a little spotty rain shower activity. this afternoon and evening heavier thundershowers could be coming our way. this is the summer pattern. it appears heavy thunder possibly strong to severe, could be coming. full forecast in just a few minutes. kellye lynn: a workplace feud escalated to criminal heights. one of the men involved is now facing very serious present time. >> he certainly is. 25 years to be exact. two contractors were replacing national -- natural gas lines but halfway through the project money got tight and tempers began to flare. tonight,

stormwatch 7 live doppler isolated showers that popped up today. a closer view, a couple isolated showers earlier howard county. the showers that have been there quick to pop up and quick to rain themselves out. temperature wise it is hot today. 91 is the official high. dew point temperatures, the yuck has returned. it feels more like 95 now into washington. we have seen this pattern before, we had at the last three weeks. a chance of afternoon, evening thunderstorms. tuesday and wednesday the hottest days. our complete forecast a few minutes away. anchor: investigators are zeroing in on the cause of that massive fire, 14 stories above the las vegas strip. no official cause yet, but they think a cigarette started the blaze at the cosmopolitan hotel. fake palm trees and cabanas went up in flames and it took 110 firefighters nearly 30 minutes to put it out. >> you turned around and the whole thing was on higher. -- fire. anchor: every floor above the pool deck was evacuated as smoke took over the hotel. a least one person was hospitalized and treated

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be sure to download the stormwatch app. it's a huge resource. when there's a warning, you know about it right away. kimberly: you saw history happen right here on abc 7 moments ago. the governor of south carolina signing a bill to remove the confederate flag from state grounds. jonathan: despite many businesses distancing themselves from the flag at this point, one virginia bakery is still willing to bake it onto a cake. reporter: here at crumb and get it, suite either specialty. they posted this photo of their work, but the owners had no idea it would get swelled in a controversy at has received. >> it is part of our history. especially in this area. reporter: the post has prompted heated debate, much like the national conversation. it has been viewed almost 49 thousand times. >> it seemed to be taking on a life of its own. we were not trying to engage or cause it to get any bigger. reporter: drawing both supporters and critics like this one who writes -- >> the reason why we made the business decision to make the cake was for the positive thin

stormwatch seven doppler radar where the showers will be coming in from the west. spotty rain from culpeper, front royal, due eastm, but it is very light in nature. there is a batch of moderate showers. the fact that it is taking sit on a be line through the washington metro several hours away. from here, right into the forecast we watch for it least tomorrow, cloud cover through the day. more humidity, a possible thunderstorm, but the heat and humidity, possibly strong to severe thunderstorms tuesday. something to really watch closely. we will keep you covered with all the latest. the futurecast in unison with almost all the other forecasts models and outlooks. rain spotty in nature, light and steady, mid 60's. 70 degrees downtown. by the afternoon and evening futurecast most forecast information shows thunderstorm activity possible by part of the day. the temperatures are real tough to forecast. 70's come a little bit of sunshine, 83 looks reasonable. warm and humid. the strongest thunderstorms being forecast by the futurecast tuesday. all of the information from

the stormwatch doppler radar pockets of rain dale city, stafford, towards la plata dunkirk, charles countyuthwestern loudoun county. much later showers than earlier. 11:00, 79 downtown, manassas, 77 hagerstown. the futurecast, overnight into the morning, sporadic showers. tomorrow morning, just lingering sprinkles. clouds tomorrow, but a little sunshine. by midday, afternoon, showers and storms, and some of those could be strong, severe. the forecast, through the overnight, lingering showers the next couple days. tomorrow, showers and storms. if we get some of that sunshine, we could get into the 90's. but a touch less humidity friday and sunday -- saturday and sunday. we cannot looking bad. -- not looking bad. leon: cannot count when the nats tonight. robert: the nats rained out tonight, and that might have been a good thing. meanwhile, another addition to the disabled list? >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: the nats lost tonight to the rain, the game canceled because of the weather, no makeup date announced. injuries we will not see t

stormwatch 7 doppler radar, the last batch of rain going out of lexington park, crossing the bay towards the eastern shore. showers tapering off, but still muggy. maura morning, partly cloudy and sticky. you will definitely feel the moisture. the big picture we had stronger weather to the midwest, a line of showers and storms that will be moving through here midweek. ahead of that tomorrow, i think we will get a dry day. wednesday, this feature swings through is the best chance of showers. as far as planning, through the overnight, should be dry. tomorrow, warm and sticky, showers remain in the months. wednesday, they are more widespread. keep that in mindful stopped steamy tomorrow, in the 80's, low 90's by the afternoon. warm and sticky. the weekend, more of the same saturday and sunday, in the 90's. hit or miss showers. the longer seven day outlook basically repeats this pattern all the way to the weekend. next week, best chance of rain. -- the pattern continues into next week. the best chance of rain is wednesday. leon: we may want more later. robert: nats have a lot to be excited ab

don't forget the stormwatch 7 mobile app, itunes and the android market. jonathan: steve, thanks. two teams that play in our backyard. lou: drama. the battle of the beltway's. she'll gonzales -- gio gonzales showed off his impressive arm. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local to get a deal is. lou: -- brought to you by your local toyota dealers. lou: not only are the national senatorial sending multiple players to the all-star game they have passionate fan bases. nats with the lead in the a's, which has been a problem all season. getting the closer drew storen. that wieters takes the way to the wall. the game is tied at 2-2. bottom of the knife bending, the score is tied. jonathan schoop i'm ready to send everybody home, the walkoff home run off of tanner roark the orioles win 3-2. coach: we had some opportunities with guys out there. one swing of the bat any other way could make the difference. lou: tomorrow, wake up early and watch one of the greatest athletes of our generation add to her resume. no woman has won it this many times and steffi graf. mean

leon: complicating matters, a stormwatch for tonight. the threat of more rain and storms lingering into tomorrow. steve rudin is here now with a look at what is ahead. steve: we tracked a line of heavy rain earlier this evening that moves across alexandria. all of this has now quickly stopped across the bay. it quickly dropped about an inch to 1.5 inches over a short time. that is why there was a flash flood warning for parts of alexandria. about 1.5 minutes ago that warning came down about 1.5 hours ahead of schedule. we are going to deal with more showers and thunderstorms as we move through the day tomorrow. daytime highs will make it into the mid-80's. we will keep a chance for those thunderstorms not only for friday, but parts of the holiday weekend. more on that coming up in a few minutes. leon: now to developing news. suspected killer daron wint is due in court tomorrow. he is the only person charged in the d.c. mansion murders of a family and their housekeeper. police are saying they do not think wint worked alone, but no other a

doug hill standing by at stormwatch seven weather center. doug: it will stay wonderful this evening, tomorrow into saturday and sunday although it will be more summery by sunday. this is a rooftop view looking to the south. national airport on the left. the pentagon in the foreground. a few high-level clouds and that is it. 84 as we speak in frederick. 83 in fredericksburg. they comfortably warm 87 now had reagan national airport. clear skies this evening. a slow and steady drop in temperatures. by early tomorrow morning you're expecting the number 359 to 69 -- to reach 59 to 69. partly sunny with the rain and thunderstorms and the nastiness pushed well to the south. the seven day outlook coming up in just a few minutes. kimberly: we will look for you then. coming up next at 5:00 -- >> it sounded like i had a case of champagne in my car and they all blue-eyed at once. kimberly: safety experts begot after an investigation into a serious driver with -- problem with driver sunroofs. >> that is a fantasy plain and simple. leon: the secretary of

leon: abc 7 stormwatch team will keep you updated throughout the holiday weekend.ou can walk -- log on to wjla.com for weather in text alerts on your phone. kimberly: you have probably been asked if you want fries with that? why the postal service might be asking if you want a cd with that? leon: whole lot of pineapple? by win virginia storm is particularly proud of this display/ kimberly: a change is coming a sweet briar college struggles to open. reporter: traffic cameras are just about everywhere in the district get coming up, whether contracts for some of them are now under review. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ leon: watchdog investigator chris is live in double track seven with a stored you'll will only see here on abc seven. reporter: as you know, most everywhere you drive at the district you are bound to come across traffic cameras. we are on 14th heading across pennsylvania avenue. for the past three years, a company called red flex has been operating many of the cameras for much of alton police. now the way those contracts are issued to the company has come to question. >> i ha

brian: we are taking a look at stormwatch radar. we have showers near falls church.ast of washington and the anne arundel county, all trending from southwest to northeast. we will continue to watch the shower threat throughout the day. high temperatures for thursday as we wrap the work week up -- 85 degrees, wind out of the east, southeast, at 5 to 10 miles per hour. the next seven days -- 60% chance of showers tomorrow, and that threat continues in the fourth of july. angela: we have congestion westbound 395 as you head to 14 street rates. delays from the 11 three bridge -- the 11th street bridge toward the freeway. a collision blocks your right lane on south capitol street inbound at the bridge. high standing water he's bound as you approach the beltway, the gainesville crash near 66 on u.s. 15. a problem on georgia avenue. southbound lanes closed for water mean -- water main repairs at shorefield road. melanie, we send it back to you. melanie: top stories now. the man charged in the quadruple murder at a northwest d.c. mansion has a preliminary hearing today. poli