i'm looking forward to dancing and boogie and hanging out with my people. >> the waterford doe natureshe space for this annual event, a florist, photographer and deejay are also donated. >> they had a cool time. >> there is a new plan underway to keep local children from going missing. we'll tell you how d.c.'s problem in the nation of providing reliable energy and that'll never change. what is changing, is our name to dominion energy. it's a reflection of our commitment to energy innovation and renewable sources like solar, wind... and cleaner energy like natural gas. and we'll continue to innovate, upgrade technology, protect our environment and serve our communities. dominion energy. more than a new name, a new way of seeing energy. >> we are working for you and letting you know what's going on here around the washington area as we get ready for the memorial holiday weekend. >> that's right. there's a lot going on obviously. we are going to also be taking a look at the issue of missing teenagers in the district. this has been an ongoing problem and one that mayor bowser has been try

host: waterford, michigan, a republican. good morning. good morning. good morning mr. allen. listening to what you were saying in the beginning about of the trump voters would vote for him again. host: yeah. caller: i'm one of the trump voters. what i didn't hear you say, for eight years that president over was out and residing the country, he wasn't representing the other side, either. never hear anybody talking about that. -- ere the forgotten guest: excuse me, nancy, i will i errupt you because a point frequently make is that an between ng parallel george w. bush and president obama, they were both known for aisle.g across the when george w. bush was governor of texas and was rightly known working with democrats, of course we were told at the time has a weak s governorship. that whole conversation was well known for working with democrats. he got to d.c., did much less, same thing with president obama. we thought he was post-partisan, one of the many elected, people thought he was different. for various reasons when d.c., they do to less of that and tend to focus base and

williamstown getting heavier rainfall, moving past victory lakes on the way to waterford this morningday ahead. the rain coming down, temperatures topping out at 66 in lansdale and westchester. 67 degrees. the steadier rain for the suburbs comes in later this morning and into the early afternoon hours. then tapering off late in the day. showers for kutztown, allentown, and easton. the steady rain late this morning and early this afternoon. it's not going to be as heavy as what you'll see in new jersey. many neighborhoods picking up more than an inch of rain by later this afternoon. 65 in trenton. at the shore, middle 60s. rain, possibly a thunderstorm. that's also a possibility for smyrna and into rehoboth beach. rain this morning in wilmington, becoming steadier through the morning hours and on into the afternoon hours. by late this afternoon, we'll start to get breaks. and then at the end of the week, we'll get a break from the rain which will make for a nice start to the holiday weekend. saturday, sunshine, 70s to low 80s. 69 this afternoon. a little bit warmer tomorrow. most of th

it's the affordable lawn company in waterford, connecticut. they happen to be lawn guys who helphead out. over to east essex, england, something fell down this embankment. you're about to see it. poor little badger stuck between that wall and the building. >> poor. >> so rescuers had to show up. this happened to be global community day. so some of the people who were there for the rescue are just volunteers for the day. the guy who is going in between the wall, he's a professional. so he goes in, makes his way down. but didn't have to chase it down because it was stuck between a rock and a hard place. starts doing the don't fence me in dance. it wasn't hurt and was released very close by so it can go run around and be a badger another day. >>> this jenga game is on fire. >> so is the whips they're using to knock the pieces out of place. >> finds out who wins this exciting game. >>> and the words no parent wants to hear. >> i do have a boyfriend. >> but it doesn't end there. hear what else she has to get off her chest. >> oh, my goodness. night

mike: inside the waterford ballroom, every student was dressed to impress. >> the bow tie make that handsomemike: westfield high school junior borrow address and necklace from her teacher. with cake and a pizza buffet, services donated by a florist, photographer and a d.j., of course. dozens of the care-givers and the volunteers filled the dance floor. >> each school brings other students fromhe be, some of them have dates. so, they have a good time. >> this event started 16 years ago with three schools. today, there are 17 that participate. it's so popular they have to hold a prom on two separate days. >> i would love to come and dance all with my friends. >> this year's prom was themed a day to remember. it certainly will be. in fairfax, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. larry: nice. >> oh. so fun. president trump meets pope francis. a look at the gifts exchanged and what they talk about before the president flew on to brussels next. >> i understand people's reaction. i agree. i also felt that way. larry: a hard lesson. billy bush bre head in now to grab the five dollar footlong sp