linton hall road still closed between harness shop road and bridlewood road. livingston road, still seeing some slow downs because of a downed pole. overall, the beltway is quite happy for this friday. i think some folks are out of town. top of the beltway is typically slow. volume not as bad as normal. look at 395, usually we start to get red this hour. right now not as bad. beltway at kenilworth, typical volume there. slow at 95 southbound, b.w. parkway outside the beltway, a tad slow as well. happy friday, everybody. >>> that's a twister that was one of many spotted in northern colorado. marble sized hail was brought to larimer last night. 30 homes were destroyed there and fortunately no people were hurt. >>> maryland governor hogan is looking to possibly bring a high-speed train to our area. the governor is in asia right now on a multination visit. he rode a maglev train and he called it incredible. he applied for funds to study the high speed maglev rail line between baltimore and d.c. it would make a trip from baltimore to washington just 15 minutes. tha

. >> a wildfire burning near linton in british columbia quadrupled in size yesterday. the fire is 1500 acres in size and yet to be contained. evacuation orders have been issued, dozens of firefighters are fighting the blaze along with helicopter and air tanker support. additional crew members are heading out to help. >> reporter: winds fanning the flames there. let's go outside we have a couple of accidents the ramp i-95 southbound to the commodor barry bridge we've got an accident that's partially blocking the ramp. look for that, hard to see if from this shot. the truck is off to the side. be careful as you're heading i-95 somebody to the commodor barry bridge new accident this cheltenham park avenue at montgomery avenue. septa subway broad street line extra trains tonight and tomorrow because of a taylor swift concert. >> reporter: most of the areas in the 70s but climbing quickly. so home e hopefully you have to take to the stroll to the bus or el early this morning. 94 by 3:00 p.m. high of 95 degrees at about i knew that was going to happen. at about 4:00 p.m. and

ron linton left office after election of muriel bowser of mayor. he is credited with credit card readers and dome lights in taxis. the d.c. council announced november 272 will be kevin mcrae day. he collapsed and died last month after a fire. november 22nd would have been his 45th birthday. his wife and son spoke after today's council search -- council ceremony honoring him. >> got along with anybody. >> finding a dream and keep pushing. >> he is survived by two other children. he was the 100th d.c. firefighter to die in line of duty. his cousin was the 99th. leon: coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- >> this is not something we believe will have a major shock to the system. leon: a deadline comes and goes in the greece financial crisis. a look at what happens now. kellye: plus a woman sees a camera outside her window on the third floor. find out what she found when she went to investigate. >> and girl scouts from across the country are here tonight to be among the first for an event here at the white house. find out what it is coming up. 7 leon: th

: the scandal first surfaced after private e-mails between gates and sony entertainment ceo michael linton were made public after being hacked. gates writing, with unof our guests has asked us to edit out something about one of his ancestors, the fact he owned slaves he's a mega star, what do we do? when news went viral, he quickly addressed the controversy on facebook. i he get the initial thoughts that the issue of slavery not be included in the story. we deserve neither credit or blame for our ancestors. >> the pbs brand is built on integrity and insight. there's really no way they can violent their audiences or risk that violation any further. >> now with pbs postponing the latest season the show about the past has an uncertain future. >> bat kid is at it again. he stole hearts in the bay area in 2013 now playing to a bigger audience in "bat kid be agains" premiered in san francisco last night, a documentary about when the people of san francisco, as you well remember teamed up with make a wish to fulfill the dreams of 5-year-old miles scott. the cancer survivor wanted to be bad man. m

how difficult was this for hillary linton to be personal and see the huemor that we saw and the family history and struggle. was it something that was her idea oar something that you and others really had to urge her to do? was its a big risk for her to take? >> reporter: not at all. they wrote this herself. this was very personal. i think that she wanted to let the american people know what was motivating her. she believes that it's the middle class everyday americans that help to rebuild the economy and get us back in the recession in 2008. they have yet to be able to build the rewards yet from the recover. that's what this fight is about. her mother inspired her that everyday needs a champion and the assist of friends and neighbors. i think that you heard her be personal and lay out a strong bold progression agenda that she will come in in the coming weeks. she talked about paid leave and then in the coming weeks had a case of once every week or ten days. you will see her role out the issues. >> and bryan i know that it's a party scene there. we love that it's hashtag and hillary cl

it touched down on saturday night leaving a trail of destruction between linton hall road and bristow and god win drive in manassas. a team from the national weather service is headed to the region to review the damage. the remnants of the tropical storm bill hit the region on saturday night. bringing heavy rain and wind to the area. this after a very active friday night. some of the lightning shows were spectacular. >> yeah. some damage as well. >> yeah. >> we have to see what happened there. >>> and the main story this morning, you're looking at it behind us. we're talk about the severe heat, the sizzle continues, chuck. >> yeah, the sizzle is on for your monday and looks like our little heat wave will stretch out through today and tomorrow. may even so some more 90s down in the week. looking at the national cathedral, the jefferson memorial, lots of sunshine getting through. hazy outside. the high summer heat is here. very limited rain chances here for the next couple of days. unfortunately rain chances increase as we get closer to the weekend. out the door weather, in the low to m

linton hall road closed between harness road and a warning there for you. at 95, no real problems north or south, all the way through quantico as you're headed northbound here. get a little bit slow in dale city, then opens up again. perhaps some people out of town this weekend. beltway, inner and outer loop, everything is looking good. nice and smooth, nice and green and moving along just fine. back at 6:01 with a live look at 270. >> thank you, melissa. >>> a petco says that it is to blame for the death of a dog at a store in virginia and in a statement yesterday, the pet giant said it had fired the employees who were involved. the 2-year-old golden retriever died after being left in a heated drying cage by a groomer at a store near richmond. the dog died of heat stroke. the company says it will no longer use that type of dryer that was used on this dog. >>> a rabies warning for those in the rose hill area of fairfax county. a dog was bitten by a rabid fox on upland drive last week. the dog had rabies shots and it does not look like any other pets were ex

all,linton: well, first of if she gets elected president, she will make good decisions. she works hard, she is on top of things, and she will consult widely, she will be inclusive, which we need. the whole world today is suffering from lack of inclusive economics and inclusive politics, inclusive social policy. advise her?ld i betty: what would you advise her on? where could he -- where could you be valuable to her? mr. clinton: if there's anybody who knows more on earth about what subjects she should listen to -- [laughter] [applause] but look, let's take this seriously. in the years i had the honor ofving, we had 20 millionaires and billionaires and record numbers of new jobs. shared.prosperity was a gaping hole has opened up again between productivity growth in the fact that it is not widely shared anymore. we need to get back to that, but we need to get back to that with a strategy that is innovative it isowth-oriented, and different than what it was in the 1990's. the economy is different, that technology is different, the relationship to technology and job growth i

in fact, it was written in good part by stephen linton, the archbishop of canterbury. however, both the big charter and the little charter depend and recognize the 90% of the people of england who were serfs and poor people and forrester's and commoners. it took about 40 serfs to produce the food just for one horse of those barons and those nights. so while it was a document settling scores in the ruling class, that ruling class had to recognize the principle of the commons and had to recognize well, in fact, it abolished capital punishment for killing of deer in the forests of england, a great step forward. a prohibited the disparagement of women. it seventh chapter basically it meant she could have her fuel, could have tools, she could have repairs for her house from the forest. and remember, the forest and woods, that was the petroleum of that epoch. similar materials, so much wealth came exclusively from wood. so for a woman were a widow, particular, to have access to the commons meant survival. amy: relate it to the movements happenings -- and happenings today. fo

here is how hillary linton put it last month when she kicked off her campaign with her first policy speech. there is something wrong when one third of all black men faced the prospect of prison in their lifetimes. and estimated 1.5 million black men are missing from their families because of incarceration or premature death. it is time to change our approach and it is time to end the era of mass incarceration. we need a true national debate about how to reduce our prison population will eating our communities safe. this kickoff for a presidential campaign. i don't think anyone who is a veteran of this work that we do would have put smart money on that ever happening. here is the second point. this group has the potential to make good on the promise of smart effective reduction and over incarceration. different from what hillary said, you are not dated, you are doing. -- you are not debating, you are doing. there is a lot of talk out there and not a lot -- and not enough action. there is going to be action. one of the examples we can take as we look at albuquerque new mexico. we touched upo