in one d alison: breaking now, the man suspected of shooting a pastor ofidaho is arrested outside the white house. he was arrested by the secret service this afternoon after throwing objects over the fence. it turns out the man has been the subject of a manhunt for two days. he

times, leaving him critically wounded. he had posted on facebook that he believed the pastor was a martian. leon: the police are the scene of a serious crash in alexandria. a 17-year-old was injured in the incident in a neighborhood. no word on what led to the accident. a devastating investigation, two sister shot to death in front of a five-year-old child in chevrolet. tonight, were the suspected gunman killed himself after the shooting -- in cheverly. alison: five women have been shot or stabbed in one day. reeve has been talking with neighbors and is joining us now with the latest on the investigation happening now. rich, what are you hearing? leon, this is the latest of these terrible domestic cases. the police came back t

inside the apartment where this happened to check the area. we do not know where they were looking for, but a five-year-old girl, the daughter of one of the victims, actually saw the shooting, the gun man found just outside, dead by his own hand. apartment 301 remain sealed with evidence tape. >> gunshots. richard: what happened behind the door has horrified neighbors. her facebook page shows a happy jones. her friends say she was in an abusive relationship with her boyfriend, 30-year-old kevin reynolds. 10:30 p.m.say monday, reynolds came to the apartment. witnesses heard the shots, the screaming. >> bang, bang, bang. richard: the neighbor came upstairs to find jones and her sister both shot to death. >> it's unbelievable.

richard: in february, reynolds run and drag jones parking lot, pointed a gun at her, and threatened her. after his arrest on assault charges, she did not want to pursue the case. reynolds was released from jail just six days ago. >> she felt bad about it. i guess this is what happened next. richard: left behind a crime scene, family english and -- family anguish and the little girls. body was found inside of his parked car in hanover, virginia. the police say that he had shot himself will stop the police say this was an escalating case of domestic violence. we have seen this over and over again. the three young girls are now with family. richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, rich, heartbreaking.

a spree of domestic violence, three deaths in just one day. year, a horrifying case involved a mother and toddler shot to death by the child's father. state's attorney publicly lobbied for legislation to expand the definition of abuse and harassment. >> we need every tool possible at our disposal to hold individuals responsible, remove dangerous people from the streets, and educate our citizens. the state of maryland has seen a drop in domestic, side, but in prince george's county, different story. over five years ending last year, the number of domestic murders nearly tripled. that is according to the maryland network against a mistake violence. alison: developing and spotsylvania county, a man shot to death by his girlfriend's young son in the 5300 block of colesville road. he was shot to death

what officers are calling his girlfriend's juvenile son. son tried to intervene in an argument. we will have updates on the story. the police are searching for two suspects who pepper sprayed and robbed a rental center worker on little river turnpike. was carrying a bank deposit back when she was attacked. if you have information, call the police right away. leon: now the campaign trail -- four states holding primaries and caucuses tonight. it is make or break time for the field if they want to catch up with the front runners, hillary clinton and donald trump. how will tonight affect the landscape moving forward? jay korff has a look at the latest at this hour. jay: despite many in the gop hammering donald trump for days, he is again

he is the projected winner in mississippi, out debts saying ted cruz of -- outdistancing ted cruz of texas. he called the attacks on him $38 million worth of horrible lies. hillary clinton easily defeated bernie sanders. intriguing results in michigan, where sanders's leading clinton by a few points, 51-47. on the republican side, donald trump is the projected winner. not far behind, second place, ohio governor john kasich, who hopes to gain momentum going into next tuesday when voting takes place in key states like ohio, florida, north carolina, and misery. in the last hour we heard from clinton and trump. >> we started off with 17, we are down to four. the four, they are

they do not do well. there is only one person who did well tonight, donald trump. you wet let anybody tell cannot make it in america anymore. we can, we are, and we will. that, weder to do cannot be talking about building walls were turning the clock back -- or turning the clock back. we have to build on what a made america great in the first place. up for grabses tonight, hawaii and idaho, we will not have the results for several hours. jay korff, abc 7 news. leon: will be a long night. primaries,onight's the candidates will be heading to miami for the debates tomorrow night. we will have complete coverage for you. correspondentl scott thuman is ahead of them, already in florida. he will have highlights and

alison: now a topic we all agree on, at least most of us -- it feels like spring. we were in the 70's today for the first time in two months. and it's not even mid-march. ice rinks are still open, people skating. others had dinner outside. believe it or not, there is warmer weather coming. when will the temperatures be the highest? rudin.heck in with steve did you use a penguin when you were out there? steve: i should have, i would've been more stable. it was weird what to wear today, some people were bundled up, others wearing shorts. tomorrow, dress as if it is late spring, early summer. it'll 50's right now, not dropping a lot more, mainly clear skies. tomorrow, sunglasses, you will need them all day. if wee high temperature, hit 80, we will tie the record at reagan national airport. a big cool d

the weekend. more that coming up. the signature of spring, the cherry blossoms in the district. abc 7 and news channel 8 are proud sponsors. as of the warm temperatures come experts say the peak bloom will happen sooner than predicted. tom roussey a standing by with the moved up timeline. tom: how long has it been since you saw me not wearing a jacket this time of night? anytime hewarm, and gets this warm in march, you know what is coming -- the cherry blossoms. not much to look at yet, but the national park service says the will be in full bloom as soon as 10 days from now. it's hard to believe that it snowed as recently as friday morning because now -- >> it's amazing. has gotten so warm so fast that the national park service changed its production for the peak bloom. >> they will come considerably earlier. tom:

18th and 23rd, two weeks earlier than previously predicted. >> we always say when we are doing this the projection business is just that. we are not sure until we get within seven days. tom: tourists now will barely miss the peak, which could occur as early as next weekend. >> i did not know until you told me, but now i'm disappointed. tom: as i mentioned, these could be in full bloom as early as 10 days from now. 10 days from now exactly is when the national cherry blossom festival kicks off. good timing, sounds like. live along the tidal basin, tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: cannot wait, thanks, tom. still ahead -- baltimore police officer ordered to testify against his colleagues. works in ba seismic

shift -- what could ba seismic shift in the high-profile case. alison:

leon: updating new information we brought at the top of the hour -- this is the first look at the alleged shooter. manpolice believe he is the who shot a pastor in idaho. the was arrested this afternoon outside of the white house, where the secret service reports he was throwing objects over the fence. we will keep you updated with new information as soon as it comes in. alison: 7 on your side with consumer news and more trouble for vw. workers under investigation, suspected of being involved in easily mission scandal. they are accused of installing software on millions of cars to cheat the regulation. saysop executive at vw thousands of american jobs could be a jeopardy because of this candle. he said u.s. regulators should consider the labor implications of excessive penalties.

billions in fines. a prince william county police officer injured in the shooting of officer ashley guindon is back home tonight. one of them is still being treated. ronald hamilton is accused of shooting his wife, then the responding officers, killing officer ashley guindon. the prince william county police chief says the department is still seeing the effects -- feeling the effects. but they are inspired by the words and actions of guindon's mother. >> her strength and fortitude have been amazing and she has been pushing us forward to make mired down int survivor guilt, for example. leon: the chief says his department's brazilian -- his department is resilient. alison: the baltimore police officer awaiting a retrial in the freddie gray case must

this could send shockwaves through the case. jonathan elias is live in the satellite center with the developments. jonathan: officer william porter's first trial and it with a hung jury, now he is awaiting retrial. aretime, five officers awaiting their trials. with today's ruling, he must testify against all five officers. the officers face varying charges in the death of freddie gray, who suffered a fatal spinal injury in the back of the transport van. the next trial is lieutenant brian rice. he is charged with manslaughter and assault. that trial is set for april 15. baltimore has agreed to pay freddie gray's family $6.4 million to settle a civil litigation. stay with abc 7 for continuing coverage. back to you. leon: the state of texas is

reeling from severe weather in tornadoes. the national weather service says this may have been caused by ef-1 force winds. power lines were knocked down. the good news is nobody was injured in this location and houston. severe storms are blamed for at least one death. alison: a rare phenomenon so luray- a total clips, when the moon completely hides from the solar surface, cutting off rays of sunlight. the next one will not happen until august of next year. leon: that one will be cooler because everybody in the country will see it, traveling west to east. alison: this weather -- steve: we are all watching the thermometer. alison: tomorrow will be really warm? steve: even warmer than today come and thursday will be the warmest of the week. it was awesome

the only bad part was the pollen count. tree who suffer from the pollen, it is out there and it's only getting worse. now that we have pushed up the bloom date for the cherry blossoms, the next seven to 10 days you will start seeing the yellow film on your car. was the high earlier this afternoon, 26 degrees above average this time of year. right now, but considering the time of day and time of year, middle 40's manassas, middle 50's leesburg, 45 frederick, we will take it. mainly clear at this hour, dry overnight. scattered clouds. not amounting to a lot. the next best chance of rain will not come until the end of the work and school we come along with slightly cooler temperatures. mainlyht lows, 48 to 55, clear. the average this time of year is 35. well above average. at least for the nighttime temperatures. the high-pressure anchored off the coast

air in our area. we stay warm tomorrow, dry, but off to the north and west, by late thursday we have a cold front. not expecting a lot of rain, but behind the front, instead of looking at upper 70's, low 80's, the temperatures will be in the 60's. in terms of the records tomorrow, a good chance we may tie the record at reagan national airport. dulles airport, we are getting close. 82 is the forecast high, 83 as the record. 84 degrees. is a little change in the wind direction could mean the records broken across the area tomorrow and thursday. daytime highs tomorrow, upper 70's western maryland in the panhandle of west virginia. 80 degrees inside the capital beltway. southern maryland looking awesome, charlotte hall 79. 81 culpeper, orange also in the

the next seven days, the cold front friday, the temperatures the 60's. don't forget that we spring ahead one hour for daylight savings time this weekend for we lose one hour of sleep. but i think giving up an hour of sleep with temperatures in the 60's for the weekend? that is a good trade-off. alison: that is a good-looking seven-day forecast. leon: that is a win-win. erin: mark wahlberg is making a movie about a former wizards star. find out who it is.

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in portland tonight as they begin a three-game road trip without bradley beal, who was out with a sprained pelvis. so far, not so good. lillard drives through the defense, the tough layup. he had 13 in the first quarter. wiz rallied from 10 points down. they are at the half, the wizards go on a run and lead it 55-54. howard taking on north carolina central. howard down two. daniels misses the mark, but boy it is therefore the follow-up jim. that will tie it up. thebison were down two in final minutes for stop hill cannot get the jumper to fall. endrd's season comes to an with the loss. the nationals have only lost one game so far thispr

come a shaky to winning scum not a big deal. top of the eighth, flared to left. campana dives, charges, makes the catch. gets up, fires it to first. double play. nats win 4-2. meanwhile, there was quite a "buzz" in the cactus league. a swarm of bees briefly delayed the royals victory over the rockies. but luckilye, too, nobody was stung. that is amazing. mark wahlberg has signed on to produce a movie about carondelet are. -- caron butler. he details how he had to overcome a hard life as a young drug dealer to make it to the nba. the chicago bulls run a

they score 100 points, everybody gets a big mac. this kid was so excited because free throws at the end of the fourth quarter to put the bulls at 100. "yes, dad, we are getting mcdonald's!" a biger if he can eat mac. nfl free agency starts tomorrow. should be interesting to see where rg iii ends up and how long that takes, but we will be watching. leon: no room or so far? erin: a lot of rumors, mostly the 49ers. really, rumors are rumors. it could go on a completely different direction. alison: coming up, a chase after the mystery machine? that's coming up.

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