>> it was very terrible. and i'm sorry for people. ahead, less than 24 hours after a deadly shooting spree, what we are learning about the man accused of doing it and the growing memorial for those whose lives were lost. and 24 hours after metro announces a major minutes plan, the federal government says that is not enough. the whole thing they must do immediately. and a sunny saturday, but more may rain in the forecast. how many days of rain will we see next week? >you

saw the arrest alive on abc 7 as the police arrested and accused eulalio tordil, of shooting six people in 24 hours, killing three. tonight, there is a growing memorial for one of the victims. there are also new charges against tordil. richard reeve has that story. vigild: a very emotional for the people who gathered here. she was shot and killed in her car in this giant parking lot area she was one of three people who were killed in this beta of violence, six people and all who were shot, and now the man believed to be behind all of this is behind bars. flowers, balloons, and tears, all part of this vigil to honor the life of one of the victims. >>

tragic. we are torn apart about it. molina gunned down in the parking lot. >> it hit home, it's scary. richard: the 65-year-old mother was one of three people killed during the terrifying night of violence. this gas station manager ran outside the westfield mall parking lot and saw three people shot on the ground. >> it was very terrible to see such a thing. and i'm sorry for the people. innocent people. richard: one of the shooting victims was pronounced dead at the hospital. the accused gunman, 62-year-old eulalio tordil, now faces multiple murder and weapons charges. >> this is really shocking. richard: tordil's

dramatic capture by the police took place in the same plaza where the d.c. sniper's open fire in 2002. while under police surveillance, at the same restaurant where john allen mohammed in leave void now boy -- lee boyd malvo ate. >> how do you shoot your wife, go to the mall and shoot three people, go to aspen hill and shoot a person, and then go to lunch? richard: tordil is also accused of shooting his estranged wife, gladys tordil, outside of high point high school in beltsville. >> what happened was terrible and scary. nobody is safe anywhere. molina's family say they have no idea about anything between her and the killer. faces multiple charges, including murder and weapons charges. he is due in court on monday.

abc 7 news. kimberly: we are so glad that you are talking about molina, because yesterday at the giant parking lot we chose to be there and we felt there was some danger with the shooter at large. she did not get a chance to say goodbye to her loved ones. richard: that's right, the family is heartbroken. she was a joyful person. they say she was a certified nursing assistant, worked for many, many years, was a mother, grandmother, and she was due to retire in just months. a terrible loss. richard reeve, thank you. stay with abc 7 and wjla.com for updates on the developing story. also follow our social media on facebook and twitter. you can be the first to find out about breaking by downloading our smartphone app and signing

. 11 a.m.y started at yesterday and you would have been aware if you had signed up. we have instructions at wjla.com /text. a new safety direct if from the federal transit administration to measure after a fire thursday and less than 24 hours after metro unveiled its own year-long rebuilding plan. metro must do the following within nine days -- prioritize safety of our passenger service, improve emergency planning, also do a better job of mitigating and conduct a safety standdown to mature that all metro personnel know and are following safety protocols. metro must also appoint a separate person to oversee each of these actions. manager paul wiedefeld will join us monday on "good morning washington" to talk about the plan and the fta;'s demands.

complex one. paul wiedefeld compared it to a military operation that will get worse before it gets better. read the plan for yourself right now on wjla.com. customers are eating again at the silver diner in tysons corner, the restaurant reopening just about one hour ago. wednesday afternoon, people rushed to pull for people from a burning vehicle. chef, facesa former multiple charges after the police say he intentionally rammed the entrance. witnesses say he then covered himself in a liquid and started the fire. peaks of sunshine today, but the gray of may may not be done. meteorologist josh knight with more rain on the forecast, but first a gift for mom tomorrow. will get as right we break for one day and mother nature doing mom's the favor.

country club, 62 degrees. most of us hang in the 60's through the evening. around the region, closer to 70's further west, where we had more sunshine earlier today. the clouds are moving back in. the satellite and radar in motion, showers and a lot more cloud cover on the way as we head through the evening. closer to the metro, through late tonight, as we zoom out, pennsylvania, parts of pennsylvania and west virginia, that is the cold front heading our way. it moves through an time to keep us dry tomorrow. through the evening and overnight, we still have spotty showers in the forecast. overnight into the 50's, tomorrow into the 70's. there is one thing to watch out for, the breezy weather, but we will break that down and the rain for next week back in the picture coming up. shoot, all right, josh. there is a lot of emotion packed into this next story --

about survivors, friends and family. we all went out there deked in pink ready to run. the day at thet susan g. komen race for the cure along with an entire abc 7 team. the story was not so much the run but those running. y: they came out for a cure, for support, for memories, and for beating all odds. >> i'm so happy to be up to do this. i'm really happy. amy: with each footstep pounding the payment, -- the pavement, a story. i called my husband and baltimore who was working and he said, no worries, baby, we will get through this together. he is my rock. >> i just want to do this in front of a bunch of people who care about you and all the family and friends, and i want to ask you -- amy: a new beginning. >>

i had been planning it since the first week in february. >> no, you didn't! are you for real? 1 i'm serious. i said i would finish the race with her. it's kind of symbolic of what i want to do with my relationship. i said it's the perfect time, go big or go home. saturday inrace some cases even going big came in small packages. >> i really want to stop and find a cure for cancer. i really want to do this. i will keep doing this until i die. pink,rowds decked out in but most importantly with family and friends by their side. amy aubert, abc 7 news. kimberly: it was a celebration in so many ways. coming up next -- commencement address.

howard students at today's ceremony. plus, raging wildfires come a new concern tonight in canada, and just how large the fire is right now. and family planning. we warned of this, the staggering number of people coming forward saying they are prince's heirs.

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square miles. o deaths or serious injuries reported, but more than 90,000 people have been forced from their homes. family says a memorial service will be in the near future but did not give a date. warned on your side about this -- more than 700 men and women have come forward claiming they are prince's heirs. a minnesota judge has authorized a blood test of prince so the court can determine who gets what. the children would trump everyone else. last night in los angeles, a tribute concert for the late artist. >> ♪ purple rain purple rain ♪ one ofy: stevie wonder many big artists performing at the free show. still ahead -- powerball fever. the rush to get tickets, and at what amount does the fever really fire out?

hey mom, i could use some basil. oh, sure thing, sweetie. life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where's the? right. it's being a food paparazzi. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet. as it should. and a takeout romantic. dessert! happy anniversary. life is mucho, and grande.

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president obama: let me say this, america is a better place today than it was when i graduated college. kimberly: president obama delivering the keynote's beach at the howard university commencement ceremony, challenging graduates to engage people who disagree with them. president obama: you can be completely right, and yet you will still have to engage folks who disagree with you. if you think the only way forward is to be as uncompromising as possible, you will feel good about yourself

you will enjoy a certain moral purity, but you are not going to get what you want. n news, we call that the marketplace of ideas. the president will also give commencement addresses at rutgers and the u.s. air force academy. have you bought your powerball ticket? josh: i have not. i am waiting for the office pool. kimberly: it is just $415 million. at what level do they reach fever pitch? josh: a half billion? $100 million, so you are late to the fever. josh: we were stuck in the 60's today. sunshine finally came out. we have measured rainfall the past 11 days, including early this morning. i think tomorrow may be the we do notin 11 where measure any rain. a gift for the moms. 64 degrees through the area. reagan

of the south, southeast at 5, but already pushing through evening showers, just body, no thunderstorm activity. the chance will be for all of us through the evening. --ht now the tahman bradley right now, predominantly the potomac and highlands. the bigger picture, there is a cold front, connecting the dots with all of the rain, that drops through overnight, that is why we have the chance of showers. once we get out of here, sunshine and much nicer weather sunday. the cold front pushes through overnight, keeping a few spotty showers and play. 7:30 p.m. come it is down to the south, the cloud cover is down, the sunshine in dry weather takes over, and looking really good for mother's day. a little bit of a nuisance cooking up, it will be breezy. when gus tomorrow will be about 25 miles an hour, so keep that in mind. -- the wind

will be about 25 miles per hour, circuit that in mind. a warm front coming our way will bring cloud cover and a chance of midday showers monday. most of us hang in the 60's, dropping into the 50's at about 9 p.m., increasing clouds, just a few showers. tomorrow morning, mid 50's, mid 60's lunchtime, topping out near 72 and breezy. monday, a chance of showers. you will notice the chance of rain sticks around for the full t this go at least n around we are hanging in the 60's. after tomorrow, keep the umbrella nearby. kimberly: one day of sunshine ,wow, but we will take it. we go to the verizon center. robert burton has a preview of this game. let's end the bad pattern tonight. robert: the caps trailing the penguins of the ri

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>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: welcome back to the verizon center, where the fans are starting to file in for the 7:00 puck drop, the caps facing elimination down 3-1 to the penguins. coach barry trotz said tonight we will find out what we are made of. we are not saying that the caps cannot come back from the deficit, but it is a daunting task. here is what the players had to say about the matchup. >> i think it is a huge step for us. stepsk we will take the and obviously will fight through it.

life. it is one of those things, it's one of those things where you just leave it all out there, just one game at a time. win one game and move on. >> this club is not afraid of where we are at. we know where we are at. at the same time, we know that games this a lot of year, and it did not happen by accident. you have to take it one game at a time, and that was our process through the year. robert: baseball, the nats trying to win at least one game against the cubs in their series. in chicago, fifth inning, game tied at 2-2, ryan zimmerman up the middle, base hit. danny espinosa scores. lead.take a3-2 right now in the sixth inning, the nats leading 4-3. hopefully they keep that going. in

up last week, a dmv favorite keenan robinson -- kenyan reynolds got drafted by the baltimore ravens. right now, trying to make the transition from quarterback to running back parent should not be too tough, because he has legs. holds the all-time record with rushing touchdowns with 88. back here live, talking hockey -- when i got to the team, i saw i was not a quarterback anymore, so i said, well, that's fun. it's an opportunity to pursue my dream at the next level and i'm embracing it with everything i can. to talk to them in here with a have to say. live, barry trotz

the podium. hopefully talking about a victory speech rather than an elimination speech. kimberly, if you could do me in re-tweeting that, that would be great. kimberly: which part? how is the atmosphere? robert: it's loud and it's barely 7:00 yet. kimberly: let's hope the home team advantage works for us. what does mother nature have in shopping for an suv? well, this is the time. and your ford dealer is the place to get into a new ford escape. escape leads the way with the convenience of a foot-activated rear liftgate. plus, the power and efficiency of ecoboost technology. you'll find a full lineup of ford suvs designed to help you be unstoppable. right now you can drive a new escape and get 0% financing for 72 months plus $500 cash. hurry, this offer is for a limited time only. see your ford dealer today.

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china is welcoming its first baby panda this year. birthpandas usually give in july or august, but we understand mom and baby are doing very well. josh: it's incredible how small they are when they are first born. kimberly: the size of a butter stick, they say. josh: and then they turn into a giant panda. more sunshine mother's day, starting to get better, just a few showers tonight. 72 the high sunday. mostly sunny, just a little breezy. enjoy it tomorrow. as we get back into the work we come a chance of rain every day. not a washout. it will be warmer and less cloudy then this past week, but keep the umbrella handy. kimberly: thank you for joining us. we will see you back here at 11:00. have a good night.

tonight." donald trump goes to war. the presumptive g.o.p. nominee on the attack. his target? >> she's married to a man who was the worst abin the history of politics. >> trump taking on hillary and bill clinton, and his fellow republicans, too. tonight we talk to trump supporters, the message to their party? >> suck it up. el chapo on the move. the notorious drug lord transferred. the infamous escape artist now in prison just miles away from the u.s. border. the out-of-control wildfire doubling in size. firefighters unable to contain the flame. the $415 million jackpot, the drawing just hours away. so should you pick the numbers yourself or let the machine do it? and taking the bai