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steve: it's april and we are talking about the potential of snow mixing with rain for the weekend. nothing like that right now, the showers moving off towards the east. if you have anywhere to go in the next few hours, it will be dry, but the temperatures continue to fall through the overnight. outside across the area, mainly in the 40's, upper 40's leesburg, 48 manassas, reagan national 51, the same in southern maryland. moving through the day tomorrow, a mixture of sun and clouds. we start off on the cool side, in the 40's, but eventually in the middle to upper 50's. the upcoming weekend, you will need a jacket and umbrella, possibly a sociable, coming up. -- be in thee know know when it comes to the weather by signing up for text alerts. leon: two suspect charged with kidnapping and rape

centering on the abuse of a 12-year-old girl. the authorities believe she may have been sexually assaulted in d.c., maryland, and virginia. tom roussey has the story. the arrests were made yesterday, but the police believe it happen nearly two weeks ago, near central wheaton. they believe they took the 12-year-old girl into the apartment building, down the steps to their apartment, and raped her. they believe that maryland is not the only place where this poor girl was allegedly violated. >> it's very scary. tom: montgomery county say that 24-year-old henrique carbajal up with a tome met 12-year-old girl in northeast d.c. without her parents up permission. carbajal is charged with child sexual abuse in d.c. from

the girl to this apartment in wheaton, where they are both accused of raping her. then they took her to virginia, where the authorities are investigating if they committed another alleged sexual assault. a roommate pulled me off camera was shocked, saying both men seem to be hard-working, respectable men. carbajal even sometimes went to a church youth group. came in with guns drawn. the police say the allegations are a reminder for parents. >> know who their friends are and where they are hanging out and where they are. tom: besides the charge against c., both men are facing five charges in montgomery county, where they are in jail tonight. they could also be looking at charges from alexandria, virginia. live in wheaton, tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison:

county police officers went door to door in forest phil -- forestville searching for a murder suspect. they are asking neighbors to come forward if they know anything about tate's murder. leon: it is being called a disaster waiting to happen, even with safety issues. a unit representative will make an announcement after claiming that a ddot contractor was putting a vehicle and a service despite known hazards. the will be a press conference tomorrow before testifying at a ddot oversight hearing. abc 7 will be there and will bring you complete updates. standing up against human trafficking and sexual assault, the 13th year of the "taking back the night

prince george's county. roz plater has more on what has become more than just a tradition. roz: indeed, it is an urgent call because the number of victims in this county is astounding and apparently on the rise. ♪ activists and survivors of sexual violence marked this annual "take back the night" by shining the light on the pervasive problem of sexual assault and sex trafficking and how to curb it. abusehorrible as sexual at assault is, and it is horrible, there is hope. roz: they say that many victims represented by these t-shirts our children and teenagers. the county has the second-highest number of both child sex abuse cases and reported rapes in the state of maryland. experts are seeing a spike in sex trafficking, much of it in hotels along the i-95 corridor. this human trafficking

tina, says you may be surprised to learn the victims are often teenagers with good homes. talking about people manipulating them outside of their homes, recruited online. of the survivors, including myself, were sexually assaulted before the trafficking situation. on the victims having the courage to break their silence. a survivor says the first person that a victim comes to has a crucial responsibility. >> recognize and validate them, even if you're not sure. roz: survivor tina, who you heard from, has been part of president obama's task force to end human trafficking. roz plater, abc 7 news. alison: developing now, the search for whoever shot a six boy during a home invasion last night and a home on foot street in northeast. two people forced open the door and opened fire.

details of the suspects, but they believe the home was targeted because of a dispute. springfield, investigators are trying to figure out what caused a crash involving a police cruiser in school bus. officer,nts, a police and one other adult were injured, but no life-threatening injuries. this happened near backlick road. they believe the bus was transporting a class on a field trip. stay with us for updates. in light of several school bus crashes in the area this week, nhtsa is pushing for seatbelts on school buses. they plan to launch an effort to have them installed nationwide. alison: police have concluded their search for a missing child militia road -- relisha rudd. in onday the police honed the national arboretum, including divers in two different ponds.

have not recovered anything. the: tragic new details of death of montgomery county police officer noah leotta. a report says the driver who hit and killed officer leotta had no business being behind the wheel. he had at least six beers and four shots and had smoked weed and taken xanax before he struck the officer. time is ticking away for noah's law, which would require ignition interlock's for all convicted drunk drivers. lawmakers are trying to iron out differences with two versions of the bill. the driver remains behind bars with a court date scheduled for next week. alison: it was not a picture-perfect day for baseball -- rain forcing fans to run for cover at nats part, but the game eventually went on. even though the home team did not walk away with a win,

fans are ready to cheer them through the ups and downs. richard reeve has more on nats fever. hi, rich. richard: hi, alison. for most of us baseball means the crack of the bat and the smell of hot dogs. that did not happen tonight, but fans were still ecstatic for the home opener despite the weather. this was not an opening day -- >> the weather did not cooperate, but we knew it would not. richard: for fairweather nats fans. >> it started flying everywhere. richard: rain, not pop flies, began falling after barely an inning. >> the weather is not looking positive. richard: so the great exodus. >> a cleared out so fast. richard: the game began with high hopes. >> go, nats! richard: and an emotional start. prince william county officers throwing

honor of their fallen comrades. , and itery touching made me think of the one who was killed as well. rain or not, the washington faithful did not want to miss this day and these moments. >> opening day, we will support it no matter what. richard: there were hassles, security, traffic, and the weather. even a second downpour-- >> go, nats! richard: could not dampen the spirit. >> the nationals are going to the world series, no doubt about it. richard: there are certainly the true believers. fans say there is a long season ahead. they play again this saturday. richard reeve, abc 7 news. for the game, we will have full coverage coming up in sports. alison: still ahead -- a bit of a scandal over a kerry washington

magazine cover. with the actors and the magazine are saying. leon: plus, a scary situation that force law enforcement into a crackdown. alison: and a four-year-old boy credited with saving his mom's life.

alison: two suspects are in custody following a bizarre chase through the los angeles area. the suspects did not seem interested in getting away. in fact, the driver was throwing donuts during the chase, this while in a convertible with the top down in the rain. later, the driver pulled up in a neighborhood where several bystanders started shaking his hand. that is when the police arrested both suspects without incident. leon: maybe the rain set them all. them off.he rain set uber will pay at least $10 million to settle a california lawsuit over background checks. the lawsuit says that uber falsely claimed

screening was the most comprehensive available. they do not include fingerprint checks for past convictions. uber says it has already made changes recommended by prosecutors. alison: drivers care rise to buy off road and bikes invading the streets. today, a united group of law enforcement agencies saying enough is enough. they are cracking down after these vehicles cornered an ambulance, it inside the ambulance in injured child. jonathan elias has the story. jonathan: strong words at the joint press conference today. law enforcement included promises this so-called game will be coming to an end. last weekend a d.c. police officer surrounded and dragged by a gang of riders and the nebulous was surrounded by riders before they could take a child the patient to the hospital. >>

enough, our community has had enough, and the riders we can identify will be arrested and prosecuted. the bikes we have seized will be destroyed. jonathan: nearly 100 people have been arrested this year, four hundred bikes confiscated. 85 will be destroyed next month. the police think there are hundreds of others out there. anyonee offering $250 to who can identify the riders or help locate the legal bikes and atv's. jonathan elias. back to you. alison: "scandal" actress kerry washington is causing a scandal herself over a retouching job on a magazine cover on the cover of "ad week." she says she understands photo happens,and that it but that she did not even recognize the picture of herself, saying that it gave her "an unfortunate feeling."

made only minimal adjustments and they meant no disrespect. leon: she never said what was different herself. alison: and why would she need photoshop? she is gorgeous. leon: a four-year-old dallas boy is being called a hero for saving his mother's life. he was at home with his mother sunday night when she passed out. he unlocked her iphone, tap the number next to a picture of his father. he reached his dad, who called 911, and paramedics rushed to the home. his mother was having a seizure and they say that he acted just in time to save her life. alison: that is fantastic. leon: a smart little kid. steve: they are smart these days. leon: although a little troubling to know that your kid can unlock your phone. alison: what's the deal with the weather? and down,is up springtime, and we don't normally getno

we have some rainbows earlier. a lot of the viewer sent these in on twitter. here are a couple. this is from potomac senior high school. thank you for sharing that. another from south arlington. this one is from stafford, virginia. this next one is from -- where is this from? maryland. looking nice earlier with the rainbows, the heavier rain moved through. all of the rain is gone, but it has also cold temperatures quite a bit. 65 degrees the high earlier today, near average this time of year. 51 right now at the airport, the skies beginning to clear. we are in the middle 40's winchester, same frederick, 48 degrees bwi marshall. southern maryland, andrews 48, fredericksburg at 50. the coldest of the year well to

columbus, detroit, indianapolis, chicago, a great indication of what is coming our way, at least the first half of the weekend. it will feel more like winter rather than springtime. the heaviest of the showers have lifted out. we are looking at dry conditions through the overnight with wind out of the west. that will dry us out nicely, the pavement will dry nicely for the rush-hour commute tomorrow. partly low, 35 to 42, cloudy. we could have stronger wind gusts, but nothing severe in terms of the wind. the futurecast heading through the next 48 hours, cool day tomorrow, a dry day, with a nice mixture of sun and clouds. often the west, the next weather maker take shape early saturday morning. that will cross our area, bringing a mixture of rain, maybe some snowflakes. not looking at accumulations, but cold enough that we could see scattered showers

saturday. colder air pushes in from the north and west. daytime high temperatures well below average from what we normally see the beginning of april. daytime highs tomorrow, 56 to 58, sunshine. grab the sunglasses heading out the door. the next seven days, pretty rotten saturday. i hate to say that, but it will be cold and blustery, but we are looking for snowflakes mixing in. the windchill factor will be in the middle to upper 30's. we rebound sunday, near 50 degrees. monday, it is spring again, upper 60's, near 70. then we fall back into the 50's next week. up and down, up and down. two weeks from now is when we see a little turnaround with the models, the milder side rather than cooler. leon: by this time, the sky will be dried out. robert:

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>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. itert: cannot tell you that was a great day for baseball, rain delay on the second inning for the nats home opener against the marlins. that might have hurt their momentum. bottom of the first, bases-loaded for daniel murphy. he cranks one deep to write, off the wall. that will clear the bases, tying the game at 3-3. he was mr. october last year with the mets. the fifth.ail in david phelps, the marlins pitcher, singles to center, 5-3 marlins. they give the nets their first lo

coach baker: we just did not get any two-out hits. the difference in the ball game is they got two-out hits. bryce: maybe june or july, but that is still in out. it's just part of the weather. hopefully it will play to our strengths next time. robert: 99 career homers for him. the orioles at home against the twins, the birds looking to complete the sweep to start the season. it's like this one, manny machado, he launched 35 last season, his first of this year. get out the brooms, the oriole sweep the twins, winning this one 4-2. washington rallied from a 3-0 hole against the penguins. we start in the third,

on the move. andre says don't worry, i got you, redirects the shot. that ties the game at 3-3, so we go to overtime. in overtime, one guy you do not want to lose track of, sidney crosby. on the breakaway, that's the game. away with one.et spieth, thedan defending masters champ, is the leader, firing six under 66 today. he had a lot of great shots today. was not a great day for ernie gh., thou it looked like somebody was playing a big trick on him. it is like "sesame street," 4, 5, 6 putts. should have just given up after three. maryland

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help a kitten in trouble. the kitten has ulcers on his eye , and doctors are using the blood to create a special serum to save the eye. because it is not an actual transfusion, it is ok to mix the species' blood. the whole thing was organized by the dog's owner, who happens to be an spca worker. isn't that nice? leon: except now the cat cannot stop sniffing butts. alison:

steve: dry tomorrow, upper 50's. in the 40's with windchill factor in the 30's saturday, cold and blustery. warmer the beginning of next week. leon: jimmy kimmel live is next.

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