able to apprehend the suspect on the south capitol street bridge and they talked about how they were able to get the images of the suspect out quickly this afternoon. >> we were able to snapped the real-time photo, share it with the police department and stop by m.p.d. to share the video of the realtime, the snapshot of the suspects was helpful. tom: back here live, you can see the station is open at the moment. it is returning to normal. the two suspects were apprehended near the south capitol street bridge. short time after this happened. one of the suspects is only 15 years old. metro telling us the other suspect is 19 years old. they are suspected in the shooting. the first shooting as best we can tell in ten years that happened on a metro

it had been quite some time there. had only been two such shootings in the last quarter sen thurry of metro. reporting live inside the anacostia station in southeast. i'm tom roussey, abc7 news. michelle: so many rely on mass transit so very frightening. thank you, tom. we have more ahead at 5:00 with team coverage from the anacostia shooting. brianne carter is looking into metro crime rates as this is just one incident that has many commuters wondering whether they are safe when they get on a train or a bus. jonathan: don't miss update on the breaking news stories especially not in front of the television set. you can sign up for the text alerts at wjla.com. you will get the information as we get it sent straight to your phone. michelle: we want to turn now to the weather. the first wave of rain moved through. but the same system that set off tornado warnings in the south is on the move. chief meteorologist doug hill following that closely. when does that arrive and what can we expect out of it? doug: the rain in advance of the storm system to arrive tomorr

during the day and the afternoon with the heaviest rain fall. national weather service issued this for tomorrow morning at 10:00 and it runs through the day tomorrow night to the early morning hours of thursday for the areas in green. areas south and east. less rainfall is expected. if you add on to that anne arundel and prince george county. rain in the area will move out. the main event is developing south. tornado watches are widespread. mississippi, alabama. this is a dangerous situation ahead for big storms. for us, heavy rain and thunder and the flooding to penial. michelle: thank you. download the stormwatch7 weather app to get updates and push alerts to your phone. get real-time forecasts when you want it. is that new developments to tell you about in the brutal attack of decorated combat

christopher marquez was beaten outside of a restaurant in d.c. now two people arrested. this is a story you first saw on abc7. two 17-year-olds, boy and girl are now in custody for the beating. stephen: the teenagers are in lockup and about to appear before a judge in juvenile court. this is the video of the incident that sparked outrage. the victim in this case, 30-year-old chris marquez, decorated war veteran, a marine in the downtown mcdonald's. he says that a group of young people surrounded him, began taunting him and asking him if black lives matter. he said he tried ignore him and they began calling him a racist. he left mcdonald's and they assaulted him. one of them robs him. now marquez is relieved that arrests have been made. he hopes for more arrests. he is philosophical about the suspects in this case. this is what he had to

>> i forgive them. i want people to use this as an excuse for more hate or more violence and that is wrong. it's not what we are. this is america. great country. especially in the capital. i believe after they face consequences they could start over to have a second chance in life. stephen: the 17-year-old male charged with aggravated assault and the female with robbery. they will appear before the judge any police department. i'll race back in there. at 5:00, i will bring you more details about the prosecutors maintain what went down outside the mcdonald's. stephen tschida, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. deonte carraway arrested on child porn charges in maryland accused of filming students in a bathroom of the prince george's county school now faces federal charges. this is breaking late this afternoon. maryland bureau chief brad bell has been on the story. brad, giv

what does this mean for carraway? brad: a number of things. first and foremost it means when he goes to court it won't be an in upper marlboro but in green belt at the u.s. district courthouse. but it's also very significant because it means since these are the child porn charges the evidence is the video, itself. the young victims, the young alleged victims here will not have to appear in court to testify against him. it also means much stiffer penalties. potentially for mr. carraway. >> production of the child pornography carries a mandatory minimum sentence of 15 years in federal prison. if the defendant were convicted on the eight federal charges filed today he would face minimum of 12 20 years, life sentence in

prison. brad: that is the u.s. attorney talking there. it is important to note that the federal system right now does not have parole. a sentence is a sentence. it is likely that the charges will be adjudicated here in federal court. they will not eventually be prosecuted in the state court. although, the state did announce indictments today. when we come back at 5:00, we have more on this. including what should be a lesson for every parent out there. lesson learned from this case. in greenbelt, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: all right. thanks. let's talk politics. it has been anything but routine on the campaign trail. that is for sure. >> many women who left their kitchen to go out and go door to door and put yard signs up for me all the way back when things were different. >> a guy throwing punches, nasty as hell, screaming at everything else when we are talking and

guards are gentle with him. walk out with the big high-five, smiling and laughing. like to punch him in the face. jonathan: it doesn't get any better. even ted cruz accepting resignation of the campaign spokesman accused of posting misinformation about marco rubio. we're just a few states in the process. scott thuman is in nevada for the caucuses today. every time that trump says something, whether it's inflammatory or on the mark his numbers go up. he has now, could this be the third state in a row he wins with the next primary or caucus? scott: it would be. if he can come out of nevada with a win, that is three? -- three in a row. a lot of people believe it's a train difficult to stop. a week from tonight you have super tuesday. donald trump is up in just about every state. he is still up nationally. now here in nevada polls show maybe 12 or 13 points on average up.

marco rubio and ted cruz. polling numbers are sometimes mocked in nevada. there is traditionally a low turn-out. this is only the third time in a presidential cycle they had a caucus. before that it was a primary. you can't rely on them as you might in other states. it will be about the turn-out. caucuses begin in four hours. remember we are three hours behind you on the east coast. so we are not going to get the results until 9:00 las vegas time. midnight on the east coast. we will keep a close eye on them. if there is any room for marco rubio or ted cruz or huge upset of john kasich or ben carson to have a good night could it upset the momentum donald trump is enjoying? we have to watch and wait and see. jonathan: there are some folks that are tired of the process. it is all over the place. how soon. could it be mid-march before we have definitive answer for the republicans and the democr

count? scott: here is why. donald trump is enjoying a significant lead. he has 67 delegates to date after just the first three states voting. the next nearest competitor is ted cruz. he has 11. this for example, nevada, is a 30-delegate state. but it's proportionate so it's meted out on how you perform. like suarez was. all the states we talked about for super tuesday, big majority of them from next tuesday on out are the winner take all states. if he is leading in the polls and he starts to win the states it could be a run-away. because he will pile up the big, double digit numbers every state he wins. that is when it nay -- may be insur mountable for the other -- insurmountable for the other candidates. is there someone like rubio who can grab up the supporters that jeb bush had or take some fr

long and can he pose a formidable challenge to donald trump? it is a big question mark. that is something we will determine more tonight when we see how the results come in, in nevada. jonathan: all the answers will be resolved in a few weeks. scott thuman, we appreciate the time. thanks. michelle: on the democratic side, bernie sanders spent the day in virginia. he held a rally in norfolk as we are one week away from the super tuesday. commonwealth voters head to the poll on march 1. sanders said he respects hillary clinton, the crowd booed him. new developments in the war on terror. president obama unveiled his plan to close the prison that holds many terror suspects at guantanamo bay in cuba. the plan drafted by the pentagon and approved by the white house faces uphill fight in congress. republicans and democrats proposed relocating what could be 30 to 60 detainees in military facilities in the u.

relationship with allies and others. i talk to world leaders they bring up laquan is not resolved. michelle: there are 91 prisoners at gitmo down from a high of 700 during the mid-2000's. closing the prison was one of the president's top priorities when he was first elected. jonathan: coming up for us at 4:00 -- maryland is a blue state with a republican governor. michelle: what is his approval rating? that is coming up. tech giant is digging in and everyone is speaking out. even bill gates. where do you stand? jonathan: at 4:30, cyber bullying in montgomery county school. the principal takes a stand. what she is doing and the letter that was sent home. we have it coming up. michelle: stay with us. we are tracking the next round of storms throughout the afternoon and the everything here on abc7. doug hill and steve rudin will have updates on the timing

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jonathan: we do continue to follow breaking news from anacostia where a man was shot

we know two people are in police custody but tom roussey has new information about who police are look for right now. tom? tom: moments ago we told you they had a 15-year-old and 19-year-old in custody but there are two more suspects that metro is looking for. they got a picture of them going up the escalators there. here are the maimages metro sent out -- images that mitt met sent out moments ago. two more suspects they are looking for in connection with the shooting that happened 12:45 this afternoon. the first shooting in a decade inside a metro train. again, this happened at 12:45. the victim is conscious and breathing as they were taken out of here. two suspects taken into custody not too far from here near the south capitol street bridge near the baseball stadium. metro looking for two more suspects. if you have information, call 911 or give the police a call to help them track these guys

that has shaken a lot of metro riders here, the thought that someone could be shot inside a train at the platform here at the anacostia metro station. reporting live in southeast, i'm tom roussey, abc7 news. michelle: pictures are pretty clear. hoping they will find them. thank you, tom. breaking news from prince george's county. a judge sentenced three men convicted of killing a would-be witness to life in prison. brian mahew received life plus 85 years. the codefendants received life in prison and 105 years. trio was convicted friday of murdering mayhew's uncle in 2012. he was set to testify against his nephew in another murder case. jonathan: this next story has folks talking about what to do. apple is digging in. f.b.i. is demanding they should provide software to unlock the phone of one of the san bernardino terrorists. michelle: the tech giants doesn't want to p

master key to unlock all iphones. suzanne kennedy is at the live desk for us. everyone has a strong opinion from this one. suzanne: one of the notable from bill gates who says the tech companies who assist law enforcement who are investigating extremist attacks. but today demonstrations are held in dozens of cities around the world by people who oppose apple being compelled to help the government. it's a battle of privacy versus public safety. should apple be forced to help the f.b.i. unlock the iphone of one of the san bernardino shooters. >> this goes beyond the single case or the single phone. they are asking an to do something to put million of people's safety and security at risk. suzanne: family members of those shot and wounded in the attack want to know why it happened. they are joining the f.b.i. in the fight against the tech giant. >> the question that the family members have, the victims include why gid this

happen. how could it happen? are they still targeted? who did they communicate with? suzanne: this is ater intensifying war of words between the apple ceo tim cook and the f.b.i. director james comey. the f.b.i. director saying it is critical to get evidence from the phone as soon as possible and the apple ceo warning the f.b.i. demands would make millions of phones vulnerable to hacking. the phone at the heart of the debate belonged to the shooter syed farook but was owned by the health department. the health department concepted to a search but the phone is locked with a four-digit pin. that is where the government needs an to step in. live in the newsroom, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. jonathan: all right. thanks. majority of the maryland residents approve of governor hogan's job performance. keep in mind the poll puts hogan's approval rating to 63%. that is 5% from

poll. when it comes to legislature that is a different story. 44% approve of the work that the maryland lawmakers are doing right now. michelle: d.c. mayor muriel bowser wrapped up a visit to cuba. part of a delegation to include political and business leaders from d.c., maryland, virginia. they met with the counterparts to talk about the potential for investment and tourism now that the relations between u.s.-cuba improved. next month president obama is the first president to visit cuba in 90 years. children at a prince george's county daycare were sent home this morning after an survivor slammed into the building. the good news is no one inside was hurt. this is at the rising generations early learning center in largo. the damage created by this. driver suffered minor injuries. no child

jonathan: that is one car. let's hope we is can get a look at's the roads. jamie: i am going to start with a crash that did clear away. it's on the inner loop of the beltway in prince george's county at richie marlboro road. the other area where we are seeing 12 miles of slowing on the inner loop. heading from virginia closer to the american legion bridge to bethesda at an average of 13 miles per hour. no problems right now in d.c. to report as far as crashes. but there is one reported on the outer loop at route 50. that move to the shoulder. minor issues. slowing on 95. take a live look to show you. roads are wet. this shot, the headlights. 66. the traffic is outbound here. a reminder to turn the headlights on. that is a look at trafc.

michelle: this is the beginning of a soggy stretch. jonathan: if you add rain to hundreds of thousands of people going home, it's a mess. doug: hopefully won't get dark until after 6:00. hopefully it will help. not heavy rain. the area is in a fun watch. the metro through the predawn of thursday. heavy rain coming our way. thunderstorms or strong winds as well. it is moving in the coast. we have a break. it's not a break. there is drizzle and fog. micro meteors, droplets of the drizzle too small to be detected. a crazy thing that we do. we look out the window. i know, crazy. we look out the window to see

that is the story tonight. tomorrow we pick up the influences of increasing moisture surging out of the gulf of mexico. the problem is there is a huge area under the tornado watch. in this area of the eastern louisiana in the mississippi gulf coast there is dangerous situation developing with 2 significant tornadoes. we talk about the weather center we don't see the language from them often. some the moisture is coming your way. enough to cause flooding. with enough energy tomorrow and warm temperatures arriving we could have thunderstorms of your own. we think the best chance of the severe weather is southeast to virginia. eastern north carolina. in the day the warmer air will move in. the closeer the warm air gets we see chance of thunrs

increase. some thunderstorm activity with the downpour in our area. clear out early thursday morning. windy on thursday as well. latest computer models shift east. we know the heavy rain is an expectation. there is a slight risk of the severe thunderstorms tomorrow. look at the seven-day. warm and breezy and mild tomorrow with the showers and the storms and the heavy downpours. chilly on friday. pleasant weekend. upper 40's on saturday with the sun for sunday. it will continue the warm weather to monday. michelle: at least we have that working for us. jonathan: thank you. jonathan: we look at the marine corps memorial. this the iconic moment that the u.s. flag was raised in world war ii. on this day february 23 in 1945,

photographed raising the stars and stripes. michelle: still ahead at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- don't forget about the money that is yours. we help you get unclaimed funds next. jonathan: still ahead at 4:30. cyber bullying in a middle school. the principal finds out and jumps into action. what she has found, how she is handling it and the letter that is sent home with the students. we have that when "abc7 news

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leading to deadly accidents. we're not just talking texting or talking on the phone. what you do every day that could be a fatal mistake. >> some montgomery county principals combated underage drinking. now at an elementary school in chevy chase a new rally cry. i'm kevin

announcer: from abc7, this is a breaking news alert. jonathan: back to breaking news from southeast washington. we have been following this all afternoon. a man shot aboard a green line train and the police looking for the two men in the picture you are looking at. michelle: they leased that minutes ago. we are told two others were taken to custody by metro transit police not far from there near nationals park. 15-year-old is the one who police say pulled the trigger. stay with abc7 as we follow a breaking news story. we want to change gears to look at the weather. it's a big story today. doug hill with the forecast and the rain on the way. doug: light rain and drizzle and fog. tomorrow, the entire region except for southern maryland are under a flood watch. good reason. light rain moving out now. heavier rain

texas and the deep south headed this way. future cast shows light rain in the morning. but 7:30 the heavy rain to the west and is working over the metro. we think in 2:30 and 4:00, the heavy rain and the thunderstorms are possible across our area. that coulding a are vate the wet grounds and cause the flooding. the next event are thursday when it will get windy behind the storm. we talk about that and the weekend, too. jonathan: just a reminder. the "7 on your side" phone bank is open. we are helping you get ahold of the unclaimed assets. cash. property. it should be yours and maybe you don't know it is sitting there. give us a call. 703-236-9220. volunteers are here to help answer your questions. police are looking into someone who died in falls church. kellye lynn

we understand. >> we don't have a lot of information but police told us they are responding to the death investigation in 45500 of seminary road. we know one male is involved with a wound to the upper body. at this point we see six police vehicles on the scene. at 5599 seminary road in falls church. a representative from the falls church, the fairfax county police department is willing to speak with us. once we get in touch with that person we bring you the latest information. reporting live, kellye lynn, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. the spread of the social media allows all of us to connect. i mean in lightening speed. easy to stay in touch. michelle: but it has opened up the door for bullying in and out of the classroom. it got so bad o

in and help. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis is live with the story. kevin? kevin: hey there. we are not talking about a high school or a middle school. but rather the recent rash of the cyber bullying has swept through the chevy chase elementary school. the students are between 5 and 12 years old. yesterday the principal jodie smith sent an e-mail home saying in part we have seen a rise in cyber bullying. students have a hard time focusing. preoccupied with outside events occurring outside of school and are not feeling safe, happy and ready to learn. it goes on to cite a recent study that found 100% of students ages 10 to 13 have cyber bullied, or been cyber bullied joined a cyber bully conversation or knew of one that had taken place. the school wants parents to know facebook, twitter, instagram, kik

snapchat and youtube prohibit elementary school age student creating accounts but kids find ways around that. >> my kid is young so i'm pretty sure he is not involved. when he told me he didn't know i believed him. >> a sense of no values. we are not teaching our kids like we are supposed to at home like we were taught. >> all new at 5:00, a philosopher whose son used to attend chevy chase tells us why she believes classroom technology may have helped students in the recent rash of cyber bullying. live in chevy chase, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. we know distracted driving does cause accidents. michelle: but now there is a study out of virginia that shows that something new at play for the drivers behind the wheel. jonathan: let's turn to alison

crucial is it to pay attention when we are behind the wheel. not surprisingly, it links cell phone use to many crashes. the study shows our emotion can lead to a lot of crashes as well. we have seen the frightening video. texting, chatting, changing the tune. resulting in crashes each and every time. tonight new evidence that not only is distracting driving the result of two-third of all crashes but that the risk of crashing rises significantly when drivers were emotional. angry. sad. tearful, or agitated. the study conducted by the virginia tech transportation institute surveyed 3,500 drivers between the ages of 16 and 98. through a three-year period. distractions taking the driver's eye away

road create greatest crash risk. the most common being reaching for a cell phone. reading or writing or using the touch screen menus on a dashboard. teens are the most at risk but there are other surprising results. it found some me brave haros -- behaviors were not as risky as anticipated. putting on makeup. or tailgating. or dealing with toddler in the backseat. maybe because their safety is top of mind. jonathan: thank you. around the commonwealth it could be to keep record of the state involving shooting in the state record. they endorsed bill and it received support in the house. the law would require to provide information on whether an officer was justified when they opened

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jonathan: a california mom's wine workout went viral. michelle: april story came up with the idea to make the most of her time. she posted dozens of videos showing simple workouts people can do as they are going about their daily routine. the one getting the most attention involves wine. she is getting positive and negative feedback, including a repost from actor george takei. >> i was getting ready to workout and i saw the wine there. you know, it would be funny to incorporate wine to the workout video. jonathan: she is all smiles after the workout because she is happy. her 15-second wine video work out has been viewed by 25 million people. michelle: they are playing in replay. how do we do it again? jonathan: slow-mo, too many tips on my three step of

ahead at 4:00, why doctors are blamed for kids not getting a vaccine that literally prevents six kind of cancers. >> i didn't think i was addicted, but now in hindsight i guess by definition you would say it's an addiction. michelle: stick around for this story. we check in with a woman who gave up social media for her new year's resolution. find out whether she has made it this long without logging in. reminder our "7 on your side" phone bank is open. we are helping you get ahold of your unclaimed assets, cash, property. it should be yours. waiting for you. give us a call at 703-236-9220. volunteers from the unclaimed property office of the district of columbia are here to answer your call.

jonathan: if your child's pediatrician told you one vaccine could prevent six kind of cancers you wouldn't hesitate to get it, right? so why are so few kids especially boys taking the hpv vaccine? every

country calls it a threat and missed opportunity. abc7's kimberly suiters investigates. kimberly: when the pediatrician asked him if he wanted hpv vaccine to prevent cervical cancer in women -- >> i'm a male, right? why do i need to take it? kimberly: if any teen is going to find out why it's these guys. real talk d.c. ambassadors who spread info about sex health. >> if you don't talk about it people are ignorant about it and don't know how to prevent it. kimberly: but according to the c.d.c., that is what is happening. most boys are not receiving the h.p.v. vaccine bawl the doctors -- because the doctors fail to recommend it or explain it to the parents. >> you're already uncomfortable. let everything else out. kimberly: the everything else part is important for boys to men. nearly everyone will be exposed to the human

cause cancer of the anus, penis and throat. throat cancer is a top cancer for men. why is it still perceived as protection for females only? >> it's astonishing. >> it's depressing. >> i find it horrifying. >> dr. martin finds the h.p.v. vaccine a breakthrough miracle of medicine. >> we have a vaccine here is that safe, effective and prevents multiple type of cancers and this should be something that everyone is getting. >> girls and boys. >> girls and boys. >> men the vaccine was released in 2006 it was recommended for girls. by 2011, boys were included, too. to date only 21% the boys receive the full three dose series. only 40% of girls have. below the government's goal of 80%. >> it hasn't been pushed as strongly as possible by physicians. that is a shame. >> the c.d.c. is responsible for educating health

patients. "7 on your side" asked the top epidemiologist at the c.d.c. atlanta headquarters whether the h.p.v. vaccine needs image makeover. >> if it were called the cancer vaccine and not the h.p.v. vaccine the compliance numbers would be higher? >> that is hard to say. it's more than cancer. i prevents many other cancers as well. kimberly: why don't people know that? what can they do to get out the message? >> physicians are the key. they are the key to prevent cancer to make sure that the teens are protected. kimberly: studies show american parents are uncomfortable talking to pediatricians about a vaccine for the 11-year-old boys that doesn't come into play until they're sexually active. the real talk teens would rather be uncomfortable and cancer free. kimberly suiters. jonathan: think about the numbers. 20% of the boys and 40% of the

u.s. lags far behind much of the world. in fact in the u.k. 82% of the kids fully vaccinated. in rwanda, 93% of the children are in full compliance. michelle: now "7 on your side" consumer alert. mastercard will start accept selfie and fingerprint scan as i.d. for payment. i will rolled out by big bank in canada and europe. mastercard hope the new system will replace traditional passwords that people can forget and be vulnerable to scammers. say cheese. jonathan: sign of the times. how do you keep from your new year's resolution, how do you stay on track? you made it in january. we are at the end of february. a local woman vowed to give up social media for a year. michelle: this is a tough one. abc7's suzanne kennedy checks in with the d.c. resident to see how she is doing going cold turkey. >> i am feli

suzanne: darla is seven weeks in the digital detox. the 30-year-old given up social media for the entire year. >> i'm more present in the moment. i'm not as easily distracted. suzanne: she used to spend hours going down the rabbit hole on facebook, instagram, twitter. by signing off, she has gained more control of her time and is more efficient. >> the biggest benefit for me is the ability to have laser focused. at work i'm fully present at work. >> she is setting goals, learning new hobbies and has more energy but says there are disadvantages of walking away from the media source. >> i used to be the one who would know when the debates were on and, you know, what are the different talking points and the different things. now i realize i'm not the expert in the room. >> according to a study by web design and the research firm go

accounts for 28% of all media time online. people spend two to three hours a day on social media. she spent twice that amount which is why she believes she was addicted. >> understand with you remove it, we realize it's a common addiction. >> one she is kicking for 2016. in northwest washington, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. michelle: we will continue to check in with her in the year-long digital detox project. we were chatting before we brush our teeth in the morning all the things we check on our phones. >> you think to yourself, she says you have laser beam focus. now you communicate better with people. i can understand how it happens. steve: in breaking news, you go on twitter and you can't stop. looking and looking and looking. look at something pretty ugly? look at the camera from the national camera. sums up the day. a lot of rain. the

there, that is probably where you look at on the windshield. 43 at reagan national airport. on the cool side. with the temperatures below average. but at least we're above freezing. so everything that is polling will continue to fall as rain. a little low on the way tonight. heavier rain tomorrow. we will zoom in closer. most of this will move north and east. southern half of the capital beltway looking okay for now. scattered showers. cloudy and cool. winds out of the northeast at 5. tomorrow an umbrella absolutely. temperatures that are going to rise. especially in the late afternoon and in the evening hours. we will eventually see a high in the lower 60's with the strong storms possible by afternoon and the everything with the gusty winds and the heavy downpours. umbll

moving to the next seven days we will see the cooler air on friday. talk about the upcoming weekend. and wow! second half looks better. upper 40 on saturday and 60 on sunday. michelle: thank you for the update. all right. take a look at what we have coming up. >> i never thought i'd be able to see, be able to cross the threshold again. jonathan: sylvester stallone may be happy to be there but much of hollywood wants to see rocky take home an academy award. his chances up next in the oscars preview. michelle: we continue to follow this breaking news. shooting aboard a metro train at the anacostia station. two in custody. but they are still looking for those guys you see on the screen. he just released that picture this hour. what we know about the men spotted leaving the station as we follow this here on abc7 news.

jonathan: so "rocky" is an underdog. sylvester stallone nominated for oscar for reprising the role in "creed." oscar is under is five days away. >> rocky balboa, iconic movie hero with strength and heart. created by a man known as one of the most humble in hollywood. in 1977, sylvester stallone did not win the oscar for best actor or for writing rocky. but after shadow boxing with muhammad ali on stage, he was still appreciateive. >> it's something i will treasure for the rest of my life. unbelievable. thank you very, very much. >> now nearly 40 years later -- >> i never thought i'd be able to see, to cross the threshold again. >> stallone is back as rocky. nominated for a best supporting actor oscar in the seek with "creed." >> everything i got is moved on.

and i'm here. >> with the daughters by his side, he won his first golden globe last month and reflected being absent in the quick rise to fame. >> then i realized that family is everything. that is the greatest award you can get. you get one chance at life. you better fight to keep it. >> people are steering for sylvester stallone. they want to see him win. he has worked so hard. and for such a long time. >> when rocky won best picture the film producers are seen pulling stallone on stage. >> i would like to thank you for sharing your dream of rocky with us. >> sunday he may climb the stairs again this time for his own oscar. >> sylvester stallone's star been here on the walk of fame for 30 years. a huge success grossing $1 billion worldwide. brandi hitt, abc news, hollywood. leon: more metro violence. this time, gunfire inside a train. tonight team coverage of the manhunt and what went

the station. health alert, the zika virus on the move spreading quickly would the help of the mosquitoes. "7 on your side" investigates the area speed cameras raking it in. how they double ticket revenue in one year. now, "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. leon: tonight two men are in custody after a shooting on a metro train in ten years. now the search is on for two persons of interest. this happened four hours ago at the green line train approached the anacostia station on howard road. it didn't take long for the police to take two people in custody on the douglas bridge. tom roussey has more from the anacostia station. tom? tom: the 24-year-old victim is in stable condition and talking to detectives. he was shot on a train that pulled up over here. after the shooting happened

several of them appear to have fled this way. we see the escalators in the distance. two person of interest was captured. these men have not been found. two other suspects are in custody. metro is asking for help. this is video we took when the train was still at the station. this is the first shooting to happen on a metro train in more than a decade. we are told that the victim was shot and conscious handwriting when he was taken away -- conscious and breathing when he was taken away. even though there wasn't too many passengers in metro it caused a panic as you can imagine. we talk to folks on the trains that arrived shortly after the shooting happened. they were scared by this. they say there needs to be more security. >> there is always coming