take a look, 12 hours after the explosion the steam continues to rise from the street. you can see the large chunks of concrete the blue off yesterday. tanning to the left you can see some of cars that were badly damaged in the explosion. there were a lot of people in the area. the mayor says that it was a miracle that no one was in the exact spot when the explosion happened. take a look, the steam coming out for over an hour. at times this steam can reach over 1200 degrees. they were's writing the nearby buildings to keep the facades from melting. the blasts so powerful it let windows. we caught up with one witness, listen to have had he described it. boom, turned around and it was unbelievable, i will never forget it. it was like the 9/11 footage of the smoke coming at you and we took off running. i've never been more terrified of my life. >> what did you think? >> i thought it was a bomb, oh my god. scared me pretty good. scary indeed. d.c. has the same system, there was a similar closure near the in 2004, two people were critically injured there. if this hour it rem

at times, the steam reaches 1200 degrees. firefighters begin spring there by building so the facade did not melt away. people were bleeding, running into nearby hotels. luckily, they're going to be ok. we caught up with one man who was your to witness the blast. let's listen. >> boom. turned around and it was unbelievable. it was like that 9/11 footage of the smoke coming at you. we took off running. i have never been more terrified in my life. >> what did you think? course, oh, -- of my god, it is a bomb. it scared the -- is getting pretty good. simcoe scary for many people in this area last night. system underground. in 2004, a similar explosion near the white house critically wounded two people. as for this explosion and how it happened, investigators are still trying to figure that out. sam sweeney, abc 7 news. of panhandle to eastern texas, many are bracing for impact as tropical storm cindy nears. the governors of alabama and louisiana have declared a state of emergency. millions in the storms have prepare for what could

look at the steam heat friday and saturday. temperatures racing into the 90s. over the weekend, likely to get some showers and thunderstorms too. show you which neighborhoods and when when i'm back in ten minutes. >> thank you, bill. see you then. 10 minutes past 5:00 a.m. on tuesday. let's get a check on the roads and boulevard. >> jessica boyington is standing by. little dicey if anyone got out the door earlier with the rain and fog mpkts we're still watching wet roads too. see in the camera here around route 1 on the boulevard. right around fox street. both directions look okay. not seeing volume yet. still early for that. did deal with that construction both sides were closed. right now back open. which is on and off the ramp for slippery spots. pa turnpike looks okay. checking in with these drive times here. westbound and eastbound route 1 to valley forge. 23 minutes at the most. speeds into the 60s. end here on route 73 moving around the mount laurel area. looks good so far. see both directions are clear. back to you. >>> a juror on the bill cosby case sp

they sealed up all the windows and doors and just let thise 's -- the steam blasted for a day. all that it was not the paint off the wall and they still had lice. windling, the owners realized working conditions and living conditions were pretty harsh. what they decided to do was take on an idea that happened in a lot of other parts of the u.s. and was becoming popular in the early 20th century and organize as a company town. they actually built bigger accommodations for families, and they built a much nicer and more up-to-date bunkhouse with meeting facilities. -- bathing facilities. they built the dining hall that could sit 175 people at a sitting. they tried to apply current business practices to the living conditions as a way to sort of improve morale and make sure they had the best loggers working for them. one of the largest part of our collection is our antique technology collection. we have a number of artifacts specifically related to logging that we have on view. one of the most popular artifacts, especially with former loggers themselves are the boots. we start seeing

colossus before everyone predicted the victory and all the stea m predicted the victory and all the steamotjust the stea m for steam has gone out. notjust the steam for her personally but this whole project of what is brexit. the polls are now showing that people do not want a hard brexit, they wanted economics first brexit. what is that? how do they get it? what you have to give up to get a soft brexit? all of a sudden the benefits of staying in the eu under the current deal start to seem pretty good by comparison to what is a huge strain of attention if you look at the queen's speech, the bill that people are going to be paying attention to be strange, technical getting out of the eu, all these civil servants are being diverted to brexit things. the has productivity robins, economic problems, the tower fire shows that has growing inequality, all of the red tory claims and promises that she made when she first began... appealing to working people? capitalism can be made to work you, this thing she said when she first became prime minister all went out the window and thatis minister all w

then on friday, we're going to feel the steam factor with due points returning up into the middle 60's. feeling cool and not too summer reas we look at the due point temperatures but now water temperature feel a little bit more like summer, offshore of atlantic city 65. but the water into the 70's at delaware beaches. of sunshine awesome 78 degrees. beautiful day at the poke as well for a hike bright sunshine, low humidity and a high temperature at 71. future weather showing us as we head through overnight and through the day. high pressure settling in with high pressure we get sinking air, stabilized atmosphere that will yield all of that sunshine through the day and as we head to thursday in the second half, it will start to shift offshore, we're going to go see this weather system approaching as we head to friday and saturday. it is going to bring us isolated to spotty rain chances we're not going to go see a wash-out do watch out for friday when the steam factor settles back in up to 92 and steamy to kick you have the weekend with spotty storms on saturday. still in the low 90's.

then on friday, we're going to feel the steam factor with due points returning up into the middle 60's. feeling cool and not too summer reas we look at the due point temperatures but now water temperature feel a little bit more like summer, offshore of atlantic city 65. but the water into the 70's at delaware beaches. of sunshine awesome 78 degrees. beautiful day at the poke as well for a hike bright sunshine, low humidity and a high temperature at 71. future weather showing us as we head through overnight and through the day. high pressure settling in with high pressure we get sinking air, stabilized atmosphere that will yield all of that sunshine through the day and as we head to thursday in the second half, it will start to shift offshore, we're going to go see this weather system approaching as we head to friday and saturday. it is going to bring us isolated to spotty rain chances we're not going to go see a wash-out do watch out for friday when the steam factor settles back in up to 92 and steamy to kick you have the weekend with spotty storms on saturday. still in the low 90's.

when the underground pipe steam, chunks of asphalt and other debris flying. nancy chen has the latest developments on this. this was something else. nancy: it really was. this explosion was so big it buckled the pavement and sent dusts stories high on utah street. right now the company that owns and operates the pipeline is investigating exactly what happened. it's providing steam and hot and chilled water service to the city downtown area. more than 200 customers there, right now, they are without service. today the crews spent much of the day setting up the barriers. once everyone clears the area, they hope to access the steam lien to determine a cause of the explosion. >> looking at what seems to be some sort of a natch hall disaster. >> a big hole in the ground. >> large boulders everywhere. there are cars with windows smashed. nancy: what is interesting about this in particular they say they have a inspection and maintenance program made to identify issues within the network before it occurs. why they weren't able to catch it before it happened is anyone'

it's very very hot out here today visitors did everything they could to stay cool in the steaming temperatures from finding any type of shade, to staying hydrated. it was quite the taskwe thought we were gonna die it was so hot. we were in the buildings, we were so hotit was unbearable. we wanted to stay inside the stores, and it's not even like fun in thereit's been really fun, really cool. the water ride has been a lot of fun and also this thing.there was no need to worry about lines in the hot sun. and water rides were a big hit. it helped a lot and especially now that the sun is going downonce it started slipping out of the triple digits, more folks started showing upthis wind helps a lot and now we can go on more rides and not worry about dehydrationone thing that was prety noticable the first day of horse racing was canceled. that normally brings in an additional 7-10 thousand people per day but keeping the animals and jockeys health in tact is important. all 230 horses spent the hottest part of the day cooling off in their barns.the horses have been practicing early in the morning, so t

stand by, the heat returns for friday and the weekend and steam myness will be increasing too. the fourth of july will be a hot one too, well above average for this time of year. right on through the ten-day with a look past the fourth of july when i'm back in ten minutes. >> hot, hot, hot. >> 90 degree weather. let's find out what's happening in traffic. >> yeah, so we wanted to take a look at the vine and all its glory when all the lanes are open right now. everything looks good here. a little volume heading westbound but no delays here. so if you're trying to get to 95, for now through center city it's a good drive. here's the 42 freeway over in jersey. we're not seeing much of a difference there for the drive times north or southbound from route 55 to the bridge. so we typically see from that northbound side a little chunk of volume that starts around that area. not yet though. no problems or delays, but we are watching this problem in new jersey, but there's a water main break at route 130 southbound. >> thank you. >>> a confrontation is caught on camera and a man is stoppe

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but friday the steam factor will return and the thursday looking good. late day clouds building in maybe an isolated shower but the models consistent me playing out a couple of rounds's rain friday. morning we could see widespread shower activity and as we head to the afternoon hours, thunderstorms will redevelop and some could be on the stronger side as we head to friday afternoon and evening. tropical moisture from cindy about to make land fall along the gulf coast. midday, winds about 50 miles per hour, life-threatening flash floods likely along the gulf coast as cindy makes her way. friday it will start to dissipate as we look towards the mid south, the moisture will be building into the atmosphere and enhancing chances all along the gust coast into the mid south, midatlantic region and then eventually up into the northeast as well. so your seven-day forecast, look gusting. watching out for scattered showers and storms and again in the afternoon on friday. saturday looks like we could see periods of heavy rain and thunderstorm activity mainly for sat

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the street is still closed off today. heavy steam and debris blanketed surrounding hotels and cars. ve people were hurt. but the injuries are considered relatively minor. investigators are working to determine exactly what caused the explosion. the mayor says it is a wonder that no one was killed. >>> in tonight's consumer alert, scam artists have postal service to steal your identity. they are redirecting people's mail to rip off personal information. this all happened to frank and rebecca ronkeo, somebody fraudulently filled out a change of address form and the post office worst yet could not tell them where it is being sent. the postal director says the agency is always evaluating security. >> how account postal service allow something like this to happen. >> what they are taking advantage is systems in place for customer convenience. >> and it is a huge inconvenience if your identity is stolen. >> that's correct. >> if you get a notice in the mail saying you forwarded your mail when you didn't, to give them a call right away. and if you stop receiving mail for a couple of days, n

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ahead at the open after european car sales get back into gear with a near 8% rise in may, while the steam comes out of the tech selloff. >>> nestle loses its sweet tooth as it looks to sell $900 million u.s. confectionary business in a potentially significant effort to focus on its health strategy, sending the shares higher. >>> uk chancellor philip hammond is arriving in luxembourg. let's get out to willem. >> that's our main dominating theme today, it will remain so over the weekend as bodies are recovered, we start to get a sense of the scale of the tragedy. my presence here today is a sign of other continued engagement with the european union while we're members of the union, it's a sign of our commitment to being close partners with the european union after we left and i can confirm that as we enter negotiations next week, we will do so in a spirit of sincere cooperation, taking a pragmatic approach trying to find a solution that works both for the uk and for the european union. >> can you confirm a couple other things or give clarity, the negotiations are three days away many things

feel the steam in the air. high humidity we had for days is with us along with unusually warm temperatures. low 60s is where these temperatures would normally be this time of year. 80 degrees right now in the lehigh valley. look at the suburbs. not much cooler. westalen township. upper 70s for bedminster, warrington and washington. even though a steamy start. warm to 80s this afternoon, upper 80s and it will feel like it's the 90s. heat and humidity will fuel storms later today. not with us just yet. the doppler radar and satellite is nice and clear for now, but you can see the storms taking shape to the west. this is a cold front that's producing these storms. on the other side of it, that's the drier air that's on the way for tomorrow and for wednesday. humidity will be coming way down. not today. as that air mass pushing into the warm muggy air that's already here, thunderstorms popping up. even at this hour this morning. in the poconos. this ising for this afternoon. 11:15 this morning the showers are still

when i grew up in the 1970's, 1980's, it's true, it was the end of the steam industry but the city leaders came together and managed to really reinvent the city and right now the city has high-tech jobs. google has a campus there. they've double their edge nearing staff. uber launched their self-driving cars there just last year. it's medicine, it's high-tech. it's green energy, clean-energy jocks so pittsburgh has completely reinvented itself and the average per captaina average income in pittsburgh is now 70% over the national average and 70% of the jobs are clean-energy jobs is -- so pittsburgh is not happy about donald trump pulling out of the paris agreement. robert: michael, you've been such an observer for the president. if the economics of doing this are debatable, what else is behind the decision? michael: this is the mags rationale of donald trump as the politician, that he is the guy fighting for the forgotten america against global leaders mistreating them for decades. it was a message he found in the course of his campaign although it goes back to the late 1980's when he said

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jonathan: we want to update you about the steam pipe explosion we have been following in the past 48 hours. there is growing concern that amongst the dirt and as fault thrown across the city block because of the explosion there may be asbestos as well. the crews working to clean the damage have picked up low level of the car sin gins. pipes from -- carcinogens. pipes made from the era typically had asbestos in insulation but so far the air tests have come back clean. michelle: developing now. more than 40 people arrested after staging a die-in at mitch mcconnell's capitol hill office. many removed from the wheelchairs when they refused to move themselves. others pulled themselves from the wheelchair and laid in the middle of the hallway. this come as republicans reveal a bill to repeal support it as written. scott thuman breaks down what is in the legislation and the battle it faces. >> the president said the senate bill needed heart. the way this bill cuts healthcare is heartless. scott: democrats quickly demonized the proposal and the president praised it. admitting that it's far f

but friday the steam factor will return and the thursday looking good. late day clouds building in maybe an isolated shower but the models consistent me playing out a couple of rounds's rain friday. morning we could see widespread shower activity and as we head to the afternoon hours, thunderstorms will redevelop and some could be on the stronger side as we head to friday afternoon and evening. tropical moisture from cindy about to make land fall along the gulf coast. midday, winds about 50 miles per hour, life-threatening flash floods likely along the gulf coast as cindy makes her way. friday it will start to dissipate as we look towards the mid south, the moisture will be building into the atmosphere and enhancing chances all along the gust coast into the mid south, midatlantic region and then eventually up into the northeast as well. so your seven-day forecast, look gusting. watching out for scattered showers and storms and again in the afternoon on friday. saturday looks like we could see periods of heavy rain and thunderstorm activity mainly for sat

if you've ever been in the steam room at your gym that's what it feels like. it's almost like a wall when you walk out here. satellite and radar showing lots of clouds this morning and a couple of spritzes and sprinkles, but nothing too heavy, but with the humidity as high as it is, it will not take much to trigger an afternoon shower or thunderstorm. accuweather says warm and humid, 83. a shower or thunderstorm is possible at any point throughout the day. there will be several dry hours in between, you have a couple of hours to enjoy the afternoon in the pool. if the skies become threatening head indoors. i will be back in just a few minutes, i'll have the rest of the weekend call for the shore and poconos. >> 5:02 a.m., there's new information in a collision that damaged a u.s. navy destroyer crews are searching for seven american sailors that have been missing since the incident. we have learned that flooding that resulted from the crash have been contained. that is good news. the navy ship and merchant vessel collided off the coast of japan. abc's chuck se

the tunnel actually has a dual purpose. these are steam pipes that go to the radiator, that could also be used to enter or leave the bomb shelter. the tunnel comes out halfway between here and the house in the garden, so we will go outside in a moment and see the hatch where the tunnel ends. we are now standing inside the garden and you can see the hatch where the tunnel ends. the bomb shelter is an really interesting part of tudor place's history, helping to show the story from the american revolution to the cold war. it is a portion of the garage we will be opening for interpretation in the future, a project i am excited about. we have only had a chance to see a portion of our collection so i hope you will take a tour and really experience the house. we are constantly highlighting different items from our extensive 15,000 object collection, as well as exhibits. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] other can watch this and artifacts program

. >>> now to the steaming hot weather in the bay area. the summer solstice officially arrived about 90 minutes ago at 9:24. this is the fourth day of the heat wave, and we have a couple more to go. the agency that runs the state's electrical power grid has issued another statewide flex alert for tomorrow of the like today, it calls for everyone across california to voluntarily conserve power from 2:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. tomorrow. the goal is to avoid a possible short circuit of the state's entire power grid when temperatures get even hotter on thursday. >> we're trying to pull a lot more power through transmission lines, and sometimes we get to the point where we can't get anymore through those transmission lines. >> blistering temperatures have topped 100 degrees this week in inland areas. and temperatures could top 106 in those same cities on thursday. >>> bill martin has more on the heat wave, and what's to come. >> it's been hot for a while, and going to stay hot. the last two days, temperatures came down a bit. that helped. but starti

for today, 88 degrees this afternoon. 90s for friday and this is when the steam heat will be with us. humidity will ramp up for friday and saturday. saturday a chance for some showers and thunderstorms, even more likely on sunday, but we'll get some breaks of sunshine. looks like we'll be up to 90 degrees and the heat wave continues on monday and for the fourth of july. steamy, 90 degrees and a chance of showers and thunderstorms. those showers may hold off until wednesday which will be certainly nice for wawa welcome america. 80s for thursday and friday and a chance of storms next saturday. there's a rainy period and it's going to continue right on through next week. another hot one up to 90 degrees. >>> well philadelphia is about to throw a big party for america's birthday. one group is looking forward to another bigger national celebration nine years from now. the daughters of the american revolution donated $360,000 to pay for 76 new trees at the independence national historical park. the trees will reach maturity just in time for the 250th birthday in the year 2026. >> the iron p

tonight, fallout from the baltimore steam explosion. he substance at the scene. >> "7 on yr >> breathtakingly reckless are the words from a judge as she sentenced the comet pizza gunman to four years in prison. larry: terrifying families were eating there. the bizarre twist he thought he was freeing child sex slaves he red about online in false arguments. alison: stephen tschida has more on what the judge said. it was pretty harsh. stephen: he gave edgar welch four years after they said welch's girlfriend and the two friends he tried to get him to come along on the venture tried to talk him out of it. he tried to find exmilitary personnel to join him in the quest. the judge jackson clearly considering this event could have a far more violent outcome when sentencing welch. 29-year-d carolina to d.c. december 4. in the recording he makes it clear to the family he expects a violent fron fronnation that may cost him his life. he came to to d.c. armed with assault rifle, handgun and shotgun intend to free fake child sex slaves on fake stories

after about an hour crews were able to shut off the steam supply in the affected area. roads closures near the explosion are expected to continue today. sam sweeney will have a live report from baltimore coming up at 5:30. happening today - a funeral will be held for the muslim teen murdered in fairfax county. it comes just hours after vigils in her honor were held across the country. suzanne kennedy is live in sterling - suzanne new information expected today about last week's ambush at an field. the f-b-i will hold a news conference in just af their investigation. five people were injured when a gunman opened fire during a congressional baseball practice. among those injured - g-o-p whip "steve scalise" who remains in the hospital in serious condition. a motive is still unclear, but posts by the shooter indicate it may have been political. new this hour - river bend road in great falls - is back open after a crash. the accident was cleared last night - but power crews needed extra time to repair some downed wires overnight. new this morning.. republicans holding onto

we'll add the steam factor with temperatures creeping back up towards 90 by sunday. welcome to june. >> thanks. . >>> lesley up next with sports >> we have bone in his baseball, and ben lively did something for first time in almost 50 years. the eagles have to start early. we'll tell you why in sports. tar ff] [engine starts] [guitar continues] >>> phillies still playing. bonus baseball >> wrapping up in boston. they lost five in a row and pete mackanin said say saar hernandez will be out approximately six weeks. second inning, phillies down a win, kristen velasquez way line drive, jack bradley junior will score and the red sox two-run lead until the top of the third, one on for aaron all tear. the two-run homer ties the game. it was another strong outing. he went seven innings. he is the first to go seven or more innings. game tied at three, maikel franco, green monster rolls into left field. how with kendricks tried to score but out at home. in the 12th, the phils and red sox tied up at three. >>> the eagles scheduled to start practice for the mini camp before 1:00

currently you can see the wind pushing the steam off to the east there. 70-degree rating now. coupled with more low clouds. about 25 feet thick which could bring drizzle and mist. maybe -- but not as far inland through the solano county. highs tomorrow only spots that will likely see warmer temperatures is inland east bay valleys. 85 degrees around santa rosa tomorrow. ahead we will see high pressure building in as you see in the seven-day forecast. low 90s could make a comeback. as we approach the four-day fourth of july weekend. we will have that coming up in our seven-day forecast in 30 minutes. >> up next, facebook extending its reach. the massive number of users facebook claims to have across the world. includes a $3 billion >>> happening now, california's budget just signed. extra money will go to k-12 public schools and community college. on twitter vena williams fires back to mcenroe. extraordinary video, released today of a detroit bus crash, from several angles. the departme >>> some chilling video here released today of a brush cash in detroit michigan. the departme

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more like most favorite weather phenomenon, just cool rain, cooling down, the streets, and you see the steam lifting off of it from a hot summer day prior. do you still have some wet weather across central pennsylvania, some of this will cross through, all courtesy of very weak cold front passage that takes place today, so later on this afternoon, see couple of spotty showers, thunderstorms, then high pressure bullets in, that will stick with us for couple every days, that sluggishly truck east, then, and keeps the heat building with time. so, as we watch, you know, the next couple of hours here, see the first of this batch of heavy thunderstorms came through overnight, gets on out of here, leaves behind nothing more than damp roads for the majority of the morning rush, even by 6:00 a.m., though, place like trenton, mercer county, north most philadelphia county, could still ends up with residual shower. call it partly sunny for the better part of the day. and as we look forward to the early afternoon, though, start to see little pockets of showers, storms, firing up on storm scan 36789 so, i

think of the tool and die in the steam machines and all the kinds of expensive capital and investments people make. you will compromise that business with the estate tax. that's what we does one become a developing. >> that's great news and, of course, -- [applause] >> and, of course, the same mindset is something we should all thinking about when particular repatriation. a lot of assets overseas though not with us. i know are manufacturers can about that its will. when we talk about the cost of compliment the cost of doing business, and other driver is the regulatory regime which we been under not just -- although it's been pretty bad but for 20, 30 years regulation have been piling up, 297,000 are impose a manufactures at a cost of about $35,000 per employee per year for the small manufactures. first, thank you for the work on cra. that was phenomenal. i don't know anyone expected it to be so successful, but thank you for that. do you see a path forward for a legislative regulatory -- >> i do. first on your earlier reference can we delete we should distinguish between liquid and illi

the ground. we have cell phone video from witnesses. is justideo, steam pouring out of the hole on the street, just a block and a half from camden yards. here, the we got out streets all around were blocked off. five people were transported to the hospital, with minor injuries at last check. unknown, butstill investigators do not believe that it is criminal. that's the good news. they are time to figure on how this happened. here is what witnesses said. >> it was wild. without a bomb had gone off. that was my initial reaction. it was scary. >> there were people sitting in a be onces, but 20 minutes later, it -- there were people sitting in the ambulances, but 20 minutes later there was still smoke. tim: five people transported to the hospital with minor injuries. crews are working to investigate. out, but theouring of the truck, a shot concrete, just the thickness of that is what we are talking about. the good news, only five people injured, minor injuries tonight, no serious injuries. soon as we get more information, we will bring them to you. tim barber

was noticably slow when it came to rides.pkgvisitors did everything they could to stay cool in the steaming temperatures from finding any type of shade, to staying hydrated. it was quite the task sotsotsotthere was no need to worry about lines in the hot sun. and water rides were a big hit. sotsotsotmanagement tells me all rides are in top shape. but they decided to shut a few of them down for safety reasons.angel moore / alameda county fairgroundsthe first day of horse racing was canceled. that normally brings in an additional 7-10 thousand people per day but keeping the animals and jockeys health in tact is more important. all 230 horses spent the day cooling off in their barns sot standupim told now that it's cooled off to a whopping 95 degrees, all rides should be back open this evening. reporting live from pleasanton. (steve) and now is the time to download the kron four mobile app... you can use it - to get your full bay area forecast, right down to your neighborhood we will also alert you as breaking news happens. all on the kron-4 mobile app (steve) two men were killed overnight in

and so both ships fire off what they call three blasts from the steam which indicates full astern. basically both ships are bagging up try to avoid the collision. >> too little too late. now the mcculling has been found no one will be able to profit from the remains of the ship. it is considered u.s. government property. it is protected by federal law. the u.s. coast guard cutter mcculling was a considered a speed boat in her tai almost 220 feet long able to cruise at 17 knotts. no plans to raise the ship she will rest where she sank. janelle. >> stunning history thanks so much peggy. >>> the attorney general testifying in front of congress jeff sessions would not talk about many that come up tonight. >> reporter: oakland is getting ready for a big warrior celebration on thursday. the stage is going up as you can see. and coming up i'll tell you what b.a.r.t. station you'll need to avoid on thursday. first the championship -- now the parade. a look over lake merrit from skyranger. >>> right now at 6:30, first the championship, now the parade. a look over lake merit in oklahoma from

that is the same hotel where the steam pipe exploded last week. the company that owns the pipeline is leading the clean-up effort after asbestos was found around the act wall pipes. now -- actual pipes. experts want to know if it will have any effect on people who recently stayed there. >> justice like when the ince -- just like when the incident happened on september 11 and all the debris came up. then they were finding out later all the people getting sick. alison: so far no asbestos in the air. jonathan: rally underway at the metro station against the latest hike in the wmata fares as the metro employees fan out to thank riders for the patience on the rider appreciation day. the metro workers union doesn't want you to drink the kool-aid on that one. we'll explain why coming up at 6:00. alison: well, with the president's controversial travel ban kicking in, in two and a half hours the questions are will it stand? and what challenges will it face before the supreme court can hear the case? our chief political correspondent scott thuman has some an

the atmosphere to take the steam and turn it into heavy rain for later today. 80 degrees out the dooring. see 10 a.m., getting lunchtime today. chanceshe thunderstorm starting at noon, spotty at first with a better chance for 3:00,read forms at 2:00, especially in 4:00 and 8:00 today. midweek.st weather is even thursday's not looking too bad. tomorrow morning we will have temperatures in the 70's across the area with morning on through southern maryland. to clear outnues and we will feel much better with a high of 86 degrees and we will introduce a slight chance for rain midweek, which happens to be what? what? julie: summer solstice. veronica: there you go. julie: i was like that i do have glasses, i can't read that. veronica: it was a quiz. [laughter] julie: no glasses and she's quizzing me, come on. blue line delays towards the largo town center. i know that autria just reminded red line safetrack surge 16 still in effect, but now the blue line is headed towards largo town center. the struggle israel for those coming out of frederick berg this morning. 32 minute commute looking to

plus the massive steam pipe explosion in baltimore. the reopening of the ball field where a gunman attacked congress members and staff laster week. and bat man stopped a shoplifter. your news starts right now. >> we begin tonight with an update on the scandal surrounding prince george's county public schools, allegations of fraud and grade fixing. thanks for joining us tonight, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. board members claim hundreds of students have graduated without meeting state requirements and teachers told fox5 grades are being changed to make it happen. well, it turns out the state of maryland already slated the issue and found nothing was wrong. fox 35 's story and has new details tonight. >>reporter: top brass in prince george's county say that report you mentioned absolves them that the it is now case closed. however, there are questions about how the investigation was conducted, who was interviewed, who was not. the biggest question now will there be another investigation by the state with new evidence and whistlebl

we are going to be back in the steam bath here. 90 or higher for most of the next eight to ten days.ooks like july is coming. enjoy today while it lasts. >> thank you. >>> that does it for "news4 today." thanks for joining us today. we'll see you in 25 minutes. have a great day. >> have a great morning. >>> good morning. breaking overnight, stern warning. the white house citing evidence that syria is preparing another deadly chemical weapons attack, vows to strike back if it's carried out. how the startling announcement caught military and intelligence officials completely off ard. >>> losing steam? senate republicans face mounting defections against their own health care bill after a new report that it would cause 22 million americans to lose their insurance. vice president mike pence to the hill today. can he muster support to get the bill back on track? >>> turn for the worse. the son of a former major leaguer, in a

welcome to the steam bath that's what it's feeling like around the delaware and lehigh valleys. dewpoints well in the 60s, some locations in the 70s. with all the human we have showers and down -- now with all the humidity, we have showers and downpours starting to pop up. storm tracker 6 live is zoom into western portions of the delaware bay, a heavy downpour coming out of the northern kent county there's smyrna to the south. it's lifting northeast at 20 miles per hour. we don't have any lightning strikes reported but as you can see the colors we have heavy rain that's falling. it's moving along at a decent clip. we have another cell to the net and another cell pushing into western portions of cape may county. southern salem and cumberland counties this is what to expect, brief heavy downpours, you'll pick up a quarter to a half inch of rain and rumble or two of thunders and isolated lightning strike is possible. everybody else later this afternoon, cloudy, warm and sticky, high of 83, and be on the look out for scattered showers or thunderstorms. gray? >> thank you so much. >>

it's very very hot out here today visitors did everything they could to stay cool in the steaming temperatures from finding any type of shade, to staying hydrated. it was quite the taskwe thought we were gonna die it was so hot. we were in the buildings, we were so hotit was unbearable. we wanted to stay inside the stores, and it's not even like fun in thereit's been really fun, really cool. the water ride has been a lot of fun and also this thing.there was no need to worry about lines in the hot sun. and water rides were a big hit. it helped a lot and especially now that the sun is going downonce it started slipping out of the triple digits, more folks started showing upthis wind helps a lot and now we can go on more rides and not worry about dehydrationone thing that was prety noticable the first day of horse racing was canceled. that normally brings in an additional 7-10 thousand people per day but keeping the animals and jockeys health in tact is important. all 230 horses spent the hottest part of the day cooling off in their barns.the horses have been practicing early in the morning, so t

that spreads through water droplets, and he thinks he could've picked it up from the jacuzzi or the steamm at the hotel. >>> it is 5:38 am. >>> the missing kayaker family and friends are hoping that a drone can help them find the loved ones and the kayaker told his friend he was going kayaking in the leicester beach area of south lake tahoe is not been seen since. the bad weather forcing the sheriff's office to call off the search on friday but officials plan on continuing and in a limited search, and the family and friends have a go fund me page 2 rent or purchase a drone so they can help out in the search. >>> san francisco taking on the issue of legal marijuana this week, and coming up at 6:00, how the city plans on holding sales and some say it is not necessary. >>> here's the real warriors fan taking his love for the team to a new level and up next is what he did to show his love for the blue and gold. >>> good morning. we see traffic getting busier as you drive around the maccarthur maze to get to the bay bridge toll plaza. handballer 1: you know what i could go for? scrambled eggs