added cloud cover will hit the temperatures getting nearly as high as they were yes they. definitely warm and humid, but no heat advisory at the moment. as the cold front gets closer later this afternoon and early evening, a few more thunderstorms area did the cold front is moving from syracuse to cleveland. we will keep an eye on that later today. substantial, coming later this afternoon and evening. fredericksburg and washington, look at how much cooler it is to the west. yesterday we had the heat index rating of 103, 105 and spots. right now it is 95 and i don't see it going higher in many areas unless we break into an hour or two of sunshine. that is the range, partly sunny skies. building high-pressure the area, northwesterly winds. cooler in the mid to upper 80's. it will make it feel more comfortable. during the afternoon we will monitor the showers and forms developing and we will be in pretty good shape going forward tomorrow we are in 85, it will be less humid. jummy: thank you. see you in a little bit. right now a worker suffered an electrical shock at the u.s. supreme court and we're told that that person has been transported to the medstar washington hospital center. we will update you on any new information we get in this story. still some delays on the disabled train that caused problems on the pen line this morning. this after a marc train slammed into a dump truck during the afternoon commute. john gonzalez's of the kensington station with more on what riders need to know. >> when this train smashed into a dump truck operated by csx miraculous that no one suffered significant injuries. >> i got back up on the metro and ended up. >> the truck was in the process of lowering its track wheels. the driver somehow walked away practically unscathed. >> sort of confusing, i guess. maybe 30 seconds different -- later. >> it happened at a railroad in their quiet zone. the forest glen neighborhood next door promise not to make it a requirement to blow their horns. >> they said it was supposed to be like a track work dump truck? >> it's unclear if that rule played a factor. >> it seems like it was strange for the trains to be honking their horns pulling into anywhere. marc train's -- >> mark trains on the brunswick line are running on a number -- normal schedule, but some of the trains are using only one conductor. this could create overcrowding. jummy: metro will be back on the hot seat on capitol hill. the house oversight government reform committee will take a closer look at recent problems. they could also hear from the train operator driving today about the smoke incident at the l'enfant plaza. stay with abc seven on-air and wjla.com for any of yates. taking a look at the roads right now, jamie sullivan joins us with an update on the traffic. jamie: not much that you need to worry about. we have a look at the road work being done. road work went into place yesterday. heads up, you will see some congestion traveling in the west and lanes. focusing in on 270, we are pretty good. focusing in on the green. getting closer towards rockville, and easy line on the spur. even if you have to try it -- travel closer to connecticut avenue, you are ok. keep that in mind. moving closer to randolph and neville road, the map focused in on this area and we are not seeing any delays near where the work is being done. no problems to or in virginia as far as big delays. an earlier crash was cleared away near the gw parkway and 14th street bridge. gone. 39 miles per hour is a good pace approaching this area. in both directions on the parkway the work that was being done was midday and overnight work. you always have a lane that you can use that is more congested than it was before they started the work. one problem spot for you in chantilly, watch out for an overturned minivan. back to you, jummy. jummy: the montgomery county council is tackling predatory towing. a pretty big issue across the area. companies get spotters to sit and watch for people parking illegally in public lots. it is illegal in maryland. montgomery county is expected to pass a law to prohibit this kind of towing. sam ford is in the meeting right now. we will have details about the decision tonight at 4:00 and 5:00. developing now, a gruesome scene at a homeless shelter just away from the u.s. capital. a stabbing victim found walking with his intestines exposed at second and be street. investigators believe that he was stabbed about one mile away. that victim was conscious and breathing and was taken to the hospital. fairfax county police are searching for answers this noon after finding two bodies on opposite sides of the county. one was found on manor drive near alexandria and is described as a badly decomposed man. police say that there is no public safety threat in this case but another body is being called suspicious. anyone with information on either case was asked to give them a call. an investigation into the death of a woman in a texas jail. police released new video from outside her cell around the time that she died. it comes as her family awaits the results of a private autopsy. stephanie ramos reports. >> much of the death -- debate around the death of this activist comes down to what was found in this cell. this newly released three hour surveillance video shows the moment officers realized that she was dead, hanging in her jail cell. a plastic garbage sit -- garbage bag around her neck. this just three days after she was arrested during a traffic stop. >> the state trooper was arrested for transport. >> you cannot see her in the surveillance video, but police claimed that she was doing fine. less than three hours before her death jailers conducted their rounds. later schiavo about making a phone call that was never made. it would be their last conversation with her. one hour later a guard comes to the cell. >> the jailer looked through the window and she was behind the privacy partition. >> later you can see staff and ems down the hallway. >> this is being treated like a murder investigation. >> even with the video they said that there are still many questions and few answers about the arrest. >> we are not satisfied with the explanation that she committed suicide. a young woman having just received a job at her alma mater is not the attitude that would suggest suicide. >> the district attorney says that one of the things they will consider closely is whether there are any fingerprints other than hers on the trash bag found around her neck. in northwest, stephanie ramos. jummy: a new proposal could mean capitol police can search your belongings just for being on capitol grounds. jeannette reyes took a look at the controversial change now being considered. jeanette: most people especially tourists, carry a book tag or a purse around with them. a new policy is being discussed by the capitol police board and if approved it would allow authorities to search your belongings for prohibited items at the discretion of the chief of police. what apply to anyone on capitol grounds, well over 200 acres. some say that even recent mastic terrorist incidents, it may just needed. others call it clear violation of the constitution. wife it starts there, but where would you stop? we have a constitution that protects people from unreasonable search and seizures . >> i think it's a good idea you never know when kids are carrying guns or weapons. jummy: to be clear, officials tell me that this has not been approved and the house oversight committee has to look over it before any decisions are made. jeannette reyes, abc 7 news. jummy: coming up, 2016 is heating up as another republican jumps in the race for president. headed home, what the server who survived a shark attacks is about hitting back on his board. doug hill is tracking some of the potential storms out there. jummy: brand-new information coming in right now about that explosion at a federal government building in gaithersburg. we now know that the dea is involved and that the injured security ground -- guard has resort -- resigned. it happened at the institute of standards and technology division of the u.s. department of commerce. investigators expect that the explosion was a reaction from someone cooking drugs. no arrest, though, is this case -- in this case. things are heating up as another candidate jumps in the work -- in the race. john kasich's the 16th gop candidate. he made his official announcement at ohio state. known for his unfiltered style and policies that are not always in line with his party. meanwhile, donald trump is in south carolina today. he is on the campaign trail for the first time since his controversial remarks about job -- john mccain. he has a big lead over republican competitors. however, most of the polling was taken before his attack on the teen. right now senator john mccain, by the way, speaking at a national security for him in the district. the event is being held to talk about american foreign-policy and world affairs. it's unclear if he will comment on his recent feud with trump, but we will be sure to make best let you know. president obama is in pittsburgh this noon speaking to the present -- speaking to the veterans of foreign wars. he is looking to get the flexibility to give funding where it is needed most. honoring the five service members who were killed in the chattanooga shooting. the federal aviation administration is looking into a public intoxication charge in arkansas. found shirtless and passed out after a pilot received no response to repeated requests for clearance to taxi. the man resigned over the weekend. a world champion server is back home and australia this noon after his very close encounter with a shark over the weekend the great white shark through during the competition. the surfing champion was untouched, but he says he is shaken up. >> i haven't got a scratch on me. it was just an emotional thing to go through right now. jummy: afterwards he said his surfing days are over, but he has changed his tune, saying he plans get back out there eventually area we don't blame that. dramatic rescue of a toddler trapped inside a hot car in kansas. video shoring store manager hitting a window with a tire iron for three minutes. the three-year-old was locked inside and drenched in sweat thankfully she was eventually rescued and given medical care by a nurse on the scene. the couple supposedly caring for the girl was charged with child endangerment. i have always got to remember to keep the kids at home, find a babysitter, or take them with you into the store. it's just not worth it. doug: the temperature rises so quick. those people did the right thing. we don't have the heat and humidity at the same level as yesterday, do take precautions but there is no heat advisory in effect area did in virginia and john champ high school, time lapse of two hours, the bottom has been tracking a week. this morning it was roofing materials out there. they are making progress there. clouds are keeping the temperatures down, but not the humidity. we will take that. this is the last really uncomfortable day we will have for a while. showers andra doppler radar right now. saying well south and west of the metro area, the cloud cover will most be most areas upper 80's the lower 90's. down a degree in richmond, 74 and a lot more pleasant in pittsburgh the air is turning burress humid in that area and that air mass is headed year. the heat index right now is reaching 102. feels like 93 in the nation's capital. the farther west that you go the dewpoint temperatures are lower. the heat index feels lower feels much more comfortable on the right. here is the initial bunch of showers moving to the area. we could see one or two in the early to mid afternoon. we will watch that swing. it may turn out that most of the storm activity to our north does not seem like much of a threat of anything severe. but if we are going to get anything from this line, it will probably be 5:00 six, :00 tonight. the futurecast does not show a line of storms, just scattered ones with motion from northwest with cooler, drier air working into the area as high pressure moves in. i think the you will like this forecast. tomorrow, sunny and warm, less humid with a northwesterly wind. we will keep that team through wednesday, thursday, and friday. temperatures a couple of degrees below average, but over the weekend humidity starts to go back up, hot and dry stat or storms possible sunday and on monday you three or four days break, i will take it in a heartbeat. jummy: thank you. coming up on the news at noon, and alert for pet owners everywhere. the shocking video of a man stealing a dog jummy: pope francis is expected to address mayors today gathering for a two day meeting on climate change. they are expected to sign a declaration demanding that national leaders approve of bold climate agreement at the climate negotiations meeting in paris later this year. seven is on your side with a consumer alert about your pets. something called dog flipping is on the rise. people steal pets and then try to flip them online. she said that her yorkshire terrier escape through a hole in the fence right after a dog identical terms advertised on sale on craigslist that reselling craigslist. seven months later she took a friend and a microchip reader to meet the seller. it was confirmed, the dog was sushi. >> i very slowly realized -- my gosh, this is really her. is your dog. jummy: jummy: the owner paid $250 to get her back. if the dog is one, check online at and alert authorities right away if he spot your pet and make sure that you have your ownership and microchip paperwork handy to claim the dog is yours. cooler, drier air on the way in the forecast. doug is back with good news for the rest of the week. jummy: things are starting to cool down? doug: cold front could get rid of the higher humidity. the heat index, this is what it feels like at the moment. 93 in washington, very warm and humid, not hot enough to have a heat advisory. showers coming late this afternoon. thunderstorms too. tomorrow, lower humidity, bright sunshine, we will talk more about that at 4:00 area jummy: thank you for joining [dramatic music] [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> yeah! 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