>> live, from the abc 7 broadcast center, this is abc 7 news washington weekly, on your side. >> new details emerging about the capture of the world's most notorious drug dealer. investigators tracked him down

by keeping tabs on his own family. he is now in the custody of mexican authorities, but the u.s. wants to bring him to justice right here. >> immediately after mexican authorities announced the arrest of the legendary drug lord, calls for his extradition to the u.s. went out. >> i would ask that the mexicans consider extraditing him to the united states, where he will be put in a prison under tight security where he cannot escape. leader of thel international drug cartel is being held in this maximum-security prison. the concern is that he escaped mexican custody before and went on the run for 13 years until his capture saturday. just a week ago, el chapo not only alluded authorities by slipping out of the residence where he was hiding through an underground tunnel. >> he does not play by the rules. he has unlimited resources. >> authorities released this

video of the hotel where he was caught, breakfast still on the stove. he was armed with a military-style assault rifle. not a single shot was fired. >> this is a super important symbol of capture. >> he faces possible federal prosecution in seven u.s. cities, including brooklyn and chicago, where he is public enemy number one. a legal process will determine who'd tries him first. >> the national governors association conference is underway in the district. president obama welcomed attendees with a dinner tonight. x spoke to politico's ale about this conference. >> this is a meeting of a bipartisan group. it is interesting. obama had some harsh words for republicans, saying that in many of those states, they are taking

credit for successes to raise the minimum wage. >> you have all the governors in here. this is a meeting that they are used to and tomorrow is a big day. what do we expect to come out of it? previewse a couple of of what some of these governors want to bring up to the president. some governors want to make sure that he does not cut the national guard. , possiblye reform minimum wage, maybe some other big issues. >> thank you. former virginia governor bob mcdonnell says he will file a motion to dismiss the indictment against him. he and his wife are charged with accepting more than $165,000 in loans and gets from the former ceo of a dietary supplement maker. exchange, prosecutors alleged

that they help promote the company. a hearing is scheduled for may 19. an officer had to use a stun gun in a cafeteria employee in an elementary school. it went into lockdown after arlington police say the cafeteria manager began punching an assistant principal and pulled out a knife on that principle. officers used the stun gun on the cafeteria manager when she reached for a bag after claiming to use a firearm. students said it was obvious immediately that the lockdown was not a drill. >> i knew something was wrong in the cafeteria. they closed the cafeteria. >> a cafeteria employee is undergoing a mental evaluation. and in mental screening for the maryland man accused of staging a banana peel fall at the metro station. we saw him appear in court to face fraud charges for the incident last august.

he was caught on camera dropping the peel on the ground and then pretending to slip on it. $15,000, but for the claim was thrown out of court. coming up, what hayes happening in the week ahead. new developments in the case of a man who collapsed near a fire station. and we will examine the impact of recent winter storms a local businesses. how some are thriving is by the bad weather. i am steve rudin. we have some light rain showers out there right now. will clear upit nicely just in time for the rush-hour commute tomorrow. th

>> in the week ahead, d.c. councilmembers will hold an oversight hearing tomorrow afternoon. they are expected to discuss the junior.caesar mills his family members claim he was

given no help from a nearby fire station after he collapsed near the d.c. firehouse. on friday, d.c. fire and ems released its internal report. they say a rookie firefighter twice called a lieutenant on duty to come to the desk, but the lieutenant failed to do so. he later died at the hospital. the internal report recommended discipline for the firefighters involved in this case. tomorrow, the airport authority is expected to announce yet another delay with metro silver line. our news partners report circuitry issues will further delay certification. it will becertified, turned over to metro for 90 days of testing. the new delay means phase one may not open until the summer. the deadline is fast approaching for anyone who wants to file in the gubernatorial primary election.

a certificate of candidacy by 9:00 p.m. on tuesday. the primary will be held on june 24. the general election is set for november 4. and the wait is almost over for "scandal" fans. it returns this thursday night. news to dance about. fans will learn what is next for olivia pope's parents. both up to no good. also, big developments with everyone. rightit thursday night here on abc 7. good times ahead. coming up, steve is back with the

>> all of the winter storms we have experienced this year are having a big impact on some area businesses. some of those businesses are suffering while others are doing well. rebecca cooper explains. a family-owned business that likes to offer reliability. they have been open every day since the snow. some customers even using the store as a refuge while their own office is closed. >> we offer a lot of services that you can operate your business from here. business has definitely been hurt by the weather. people cannot come to pick up their projects and we do not get paid.

some stores just hoping to be seen over the snow. businesses have paid big for the bad weather. bethesda, snow shovels, sleds, and deicing equipment are selling well. items ranging from barbecue equipment to home improvement supply. up.ight as well close it >> some cold weather hot items are hard to keep in stock. their andooking over it was not on the shelf where it was supposed to be. i consider myself lucky. i'd be really lucky if there was no storm. >> there are some businesses profiting from the snow. obviously, companies that charge for snow removal. also a company who says to ditch are eager d.c. for the grand cayman's. >> it is tired and depressing and cold and uncomfortable. -- want to

>> and you can offer that. >> absolutely. >> that might be the reason why spring break travel prices are up 14% this year. >> some last-minute bookings. some cold weather on the way. what a treat we have this weekend. temperatures yesterday and today in the mid-60's. outside we go at this hour. 48 degrees. the wind is beginning to pick up out of the northwest at 16 miles per hour. our high temperature today was 64 degrees. keep in mind, the average for this time of year is 49 degrees for the high. ,owhere close to the record 1874. it was 78 degrees. george washington university now at 35 the grant -- 35 degrees. takes us toop alexandria, now 45 degrees.

the morning low at 45 degrees. temperatures beginning to fall. off to the north and west, that is where the coldest area is located. degrees in cumberland. 39 degrees in frederick. quantico. over in if you are looking for cold air, go over to wisconsin or minnesota. nine degrees in minneapolis. the colder air on the way and will be modified a little bit. we are looking at single digits around here, temperatures that will feel 30 degrees colder compared to where they are today. the cold front moving through earlier this afternoon. now we are looking at the back end of it. this is where the showers are located. mainly rain showers right now, but just off to the north and west of us. earlier this evening, we had some snow showers. all of this moves our way and is of thehere by the time rush-hour commute. no weather problems early tomorrow morning. this is our futurecast as we

move through the next 48 hours. temperatures tonight will only be in the lower to middle 40's. still a good deal of sunshine. windtrong, warm westerly will make you feel so much colder out there. another round of winter weather, maybe a few snow showers late tuesday night. not expecting it to come out to a whole lot. expect this to remain south of us and move out to sea. here is the forecast for overnight. the rain and snow showers will diminish. tomorrow, the skies clear and the wind picks up. the extended outlook will show temperatures only in the middle 30's on wednesday. a brief bump on thursday and by friday and saturday, yet another cool down on the way. check out the nighttime lows. they will range from the upper teens to the middle 20's.

that is some of the coldest air we have seen around here in about a week. >> exactly. and it will feel completely different. spring is around the corner. 25 more days until spring. more ahead, why more and teens are using

>> 7 on your side tonight with a health alert that could change how babies are delivered.

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