>> lingering questions as a federal police officer prepares for his first day in court after that today, to county shooting spree. >> this monument was built to honor every officer who's ever served in the history of the united states of america. >> honoring the fallen, and emotional tribute to officers who gave it all in the line of duty. a new millionaire in our area. where that million dollar ticket from last night's powerball drawing was sold. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> first tonight, waiting a day in court. he is due for his first court appearance before a judge tomorrow afternoon

police say he went on a two-day, two-county spree that left three people dead, including his estranged wife. tonight there are plenty of questions remaining after that and police -- spree in two counties are working to put it all together. diane? see that you can people have left stuffed animals and flowers here at this makeshift memorial, where one of the shootings took place on friday. the suspect is expected to be in court tomorrow for a bond review hearing. police say the next day the man shot three people in the parking lot here at the westfield montgomery mall, killing one person. they say to others were critical

court documents, one of the victims told police she was leaving the mall that morning when a man asked, was that your car. he told her, i'm not kidding, i will shoot you. she yelled for help and two men walked up to try to intervene. police say the man shot the two men, then shot the woman, killing one man there. then they say he shot and killed another woman less than an hour later in silver springs. he shotators believe the women during attempted carjacking's. he was an employee at the federal protective service. estranged wife had taken out a protective order against him. tonight we are still working to find answers after police say they found a gun in the man's car as to how he got it. bit. did talk for a i would not describe him as being remorseful wa

county. facing multiple charges, including first-degree murder in montgomery county and prince george's county. diane cho, abc 7 news. kimberly: the prince george's county educators association released a statement following the death of gladys tordil. they called her a leader at their school. developing tonight, the investigation into an overnight stabbing at a metro station. police have released these surveillance photos showing a person of interest in that attack at minnesota avenue on northeast. officials say a man was stabbed around 12:30 this morning. he is expected to be ok. police are still searching for the person responsible. if you recognize the man in those p

about last night's stabbing, police would like you to call them. a violence on metro is one of the problems facing the agency. now a very tough mandate from the federal transit agency, make changes today or shutdown service. this comes two days after that incident at federal center southwest that sent a fireball onto the tracks just moments after a train pulled out. metro know has a week to take steps to prioritize safety and improve emergency planning, and then present that plan to the fta. we are going to hear from metro general manager tomorrow. he will be live on "good morning washington," addressing metro's maintenance plans. tune in at 6:45 to hear him answer your questions. after a week of rain, we had a beautiful day for mother's day celebrations. don't get too used to the sun. our meteorologist is here for the next look at rain. reporter:

door for us by midday tomorrow. a prettier picture in alexandria. 69 degrees, a two lot of low 70's today. there is some cloud cover out there this evening. the time works pretty well. temperatures aren't going to tumble too quickly. we are going to slowly drop through the 60's throughout the evening. a few showers around harrisonburg. to enjoy theying rest of this mother's day, temperatures down to the low 60's by 9:00. enjoy some time outside. if you will throw stuff on the grill, great weather for it. kimberly? kimberly: today's weather made it a beautiful day for a motorcycle ride, but one that came through the district today had a very special meaning. riders from across the country came to pay tribute to a fallen -- to fallen police officers in the 21st annual law ride. they made

national law enforcement memorial to remember the heroes lost. reporter: they come from around the region and around the country to praise and honor the men and women they never even knew. retired police officer from new jersey, now living in florida. is posting memorial plaques of fallen officers from the sunshine state on the national law enforcement memorial in d.c. the wall is inscribed with nearly 21,000 names. >> there's far too many names on that wall, and i don't want anyone to forget what they have done for us. reporter: today marks the 21st annual law ride in honor of fallen officers, an event that includes prayer, praise, and wreath layings. 35 so car -- far across the country.

>> there is somebody out there protecting my neighborhood, and for something like that to happen is pretty devastating. reporter: the detective is referring to what many officers believe is a sense of rising anti-police sentiment nationwide, a factor making a difficult job even harder. >> part of your job and doing your job is that you might not come home. reporter: that is what -- that is what people hear what everyone to know. protecting and serving can come with so much sacrifice. >> is a job, profession, and career that does not get the recognition it truly deserves great reporter: here is where the names of the three local officers who were killed this year will be carved into the wall. today's event is part of the eladup -- leadup to national police week that kicks off in d.c. jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. kimberly: today marks

since the allied victory in europe. this morning'sd remembrance of the world war ii memorial on the national mall. guests laid werereaths in honorf and nearly americans 16 million people killed during the deadliest conflict in history. who served,llion just over one million are alive. thens of veterans took spartan pledge at the veterans memorial in southwest d.c., promising to reach out to their battle buddies before harming themselves or others. it is meant to reduce the growing number of veteran suicides. us, the caucus kicking for officials in north carolina. what is next in the fight over the state's so-called bathroom bill?

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running outme is for north carolina's government to act on the so-called bathroom bill after the justice department into a civil rights violation. state leaders have until tomorrow to respond to the doj, which wants them to explain how they will not enforce or implement house bill 2. justice department lawyers say a lawsuit is possible to stop the law, which is state transgender people must use the bathroom corresponding to the gender on their birth certificate. news in 2016 on this sunday, as we get ready for another week on the campaign trail. top officials of the ted cruz campaign sayin

donald trump if marco rubio had agreed to run as his vice president. they say research showed cruz winning five states that trump ended up taking. rubio apparently rejected the offertr. trump is speaking out against the lack of support by paul ryan, saying he is shocked by paul ryan's announcement that he does not support the likely gop nominee right now. mr. trump: i think paul ryan is a good guy. he called me three weeks ago. on the democratic side, front-runner hillary clinton says in the days since arnold trump left of the republican nomination, her campaign has been an and dated by calls from republicans wanting to help her beat him in november. clinton: going back to torture, killing terrorist families, which would be a war

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kimberly: i took a run over the key bridge into georgetown and my had almost got blown off my head. holding onto it the rest of the way. reporter: it was breezy. we had gusts up to 35 miles an hour. i will show you who was the windiest. have some extra cloud cover. the timing on that cloud cover like we were talking about is pretty good for us. around 69 right now, the breeze out of the north, north west at 12 miles an hour. still a little bit breezy, but better than it was. breezy for us in leesburg. baltimore around 14 miles an hour. as we switch over, this is your wind gusts. winchester 30 miles an hour, 32 in leesburg. enjoy yourtrying to mother's day and the sunshine and windy weather got in your way, that's what was going on.

evening. a few showers for us in parts of the southern shenandoah valley. in general, cloudy skies throughout the area. we want to get a bigger picture of what's going on. there is a stationary front that drapes down to our south. it is heading our way, but never crosses completely over. high pressure helps us out a little bit tonight, clears things out. a lot of us waking up in the 40's tomorrow. i will show you the chili asked spots coming up. -- chilliest spots coming up. i think right in the middle of of portion -- middle portion the day, you will need an umbrella. the high pressure goes the worst place in could for us, it creates that easterly wind as you go throughout your tuesday. that means more cloud cover, and the chance for more rain. it's just enough of a chance that

having the enbrel a pretty much every day this week. overnight lows 52 in d.c., but 44 for frederick. a little bit cooler as you are getting the kids off to the bus stop tomorrow. your high temperature, we are back up to 66. those midday showers will be the rule for us. as you look onto the seven day forecast, we get cloudier for tuesday. 66 there for you again. back in the 70's, by the time we get to wednesday, 30% chance for thunderstorms. it's a better chance for us as we head into saturday. right now, looks like sunday is a better day. if you're making plans for next weekend, you should see drier weather. kimberly: that's really sad when you have to look to next sunday. how many days do we have to go? can't we get this done? >> breathe easy. the nats

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reporter: the caps lived to fight another day, 3-1 win over the pens last night. last night was a great start. takes it off for the first goal. that sets the tone. of his mind, he had 30 saves. last night's most valuable player. don't think anyone is more confident than that guy heading to game six. >> we are pretty confident. i think we all know we have to be ourselves.

feeling comfortable, doing what you need to do. >> it's one period, it's one game. that's what we have to do. now we are down 3-2. you slowly try and push the needle toward them. put a little pressure on them. we need more and game 6. reporter: in baseball, nats trying not to get swept. here goes. the third, no score. ryan zimmerman hits one hard down the third-base line, goes off chris bryant at third. rolls into the bullpen, bryce harper hustling all the way from first. nats up 1-0. top of the fifth, nats up 2-1. wilson ramos lines one hard to left. 2-1 nats after that. tanner roark, he's from nearby wilmgt

seven, gave up only one run. right now they are in extras. take a look at this. they score 11 straight runs. grand slam. his second home run of the game. sixth of the day for the o's. they win it 11-3. this has been going viral since yesterday. the 42-year-old pitcher connected on his first career home run. teammates and fans, they love it. he's listed at 283. no help needed getting around the bases. when he came back to the dugout, the silent treatment. beautiful moment right there. be cavs -- the cavs eliminated the hawks today.

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