leon: of the five shootings since noon, four east of anacostia. two turned deadly. the first of the man on texas after near plummer elementary school. the school has been blocked down. no students there were hurt. maureen: separate shooting on 49th street, abc7 confirms a woman was killed. tom roussey just arrived and he has the latest. tom? tom: this is going on behind me. a lot of detectives on the scene at 49th street and b street southeast. this has been confirmed as a homicide. according to a neighbor i talked to. the woman killed was carrying grocery bags, had just gotten back from the grocery store. the body is on the scene and there are grocery bags at the feet of the body.

home of the corner of 49th and b street south east. this has been a violent day in the city. two resulting in homicide. i asked if there is a connection here but none they are talking about publicly yet. it has been a bad day for violence in d.c. we come back live to the scene. you can see a lot of detectives out here. they will be here for a while. this is close to an elementary school. that is an elementary school up the hill from where the murder happened. i don't believe there were kids in the area at the time it happened from what i am hearing. but this happened close to elementary school. it's one of two homicides today in the city. one of five shootings overall.

maureen: we have video of a brick wall coming down. abc7's brad bell has more on this video and what caused the wall to collapse. brad: the video is eye grabbing. first in slow motion and then the wall comes down. just missing the alert driver in the silver s.u.v. it draws a reaction from everyone we slow it to. >> it came right on down. bam! especially wild for ron to see on camera, because he saw it in person. >> i was right here. just like explosion happened. the w

ground. i never seen anything like it in my life. >> it was the facade of an old toe mow toe packing -- tomato packing operation. vacant, under construction amidst the retail development. the theory of what happened is the recent rain softened the ground in the section of foundation sagged. there is a clue in this angle. watch in slow motion. the bottom actually falls before the rest of the wall. >> we are just looking to support the building. it's off the corner anyway. >> for now the street remains closed off as the engineers decide how the rest of the building can be made safe. it seems the video neighbors have their own opinions. >> just knock the whole building in. i mean, knock it down. what will happen to the rest of this? brad: live, you can see a caping hole in the building -- gaping hole in t

you can see how the foundation is bent and bowed. the debris is still all over the roadway and the fenwick street is closed and blocked by the fences and the jersey walls. this will be closed for a while. nobody wants to get close to the building to clean it up until they know the rest of it is not going to fall down. in northeast washington, brad bell, abc7 news. maureen: we posted the video of collapse online at wjla.com. watch it for yourself. share it by checking out the wjla tv facebook page. leon: timing is everything. now a crime alert in arlington where the police are looking for a man, a woman says sexual assaulted her in her home. th

yesterday in the lion park neighborhood. a man broke in, assaulted a woman inside and left in a tan-colored sedan. a few hours earlier the woman says she saw a man outside her home in that same type of vehicle. the only description of the suspect is that he was wearing a black hooded shell jacket. maureen: the prosecution rested the case in the trial of baltimore police officer edward nero who is one of the six officers charged in the connection of the in-custody death of freddie gray. today one of the officers garrett miller testified for the prosecution. never before has a defendant been compelled to testify against a codefendant in the state of maryland. the judge denied a defense request to dismiss charges against nero. officer christopher brosner stopped travis blair on outstanding warrant. blair drove

him 600 feet on the ground. the officer chased blair, shooting him in the leg after a fight. later blair later died from his injuries. leon: a wake is underway for molina who was killed in the giant store. a vigil is about to begin for gladys tordil. police say her estranged husband eulalio tordil killed her during an argument. the man who tried to intervene was also shot in the incident. the man responsible for that shooting is behind bars. the cameras were rolling when the former law enforcement officer was taken into custody. his wife gladys took out a protective order against him

life. e is will be in court june 3. maureen: ahead at 6:00, new delays on metro. the speed restrictions now in place and the lines affected. >> 176 students trying their hand at a new career. i'm amy aubert with the story coming up. leon: also ahead, d.c. postmaster has a problem on his hands. how hundreds of letters may have wound up in a gutter. doug: beautiful sunshine today. clear skies. so what do you think will happen tomorrow? yeah. afraid so. we have details hour by hour, painful as it is when "abc7 news at 6:00" continues.

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leon: dozens of undelivered letters and packages pulled from a sewer in d.c. the situation was bad enough for the post matter to go view it for himself. if that want bad enough the trash mail led to drain problems in nearby homes. >> my drain is still cloggedded. still hasn't been able to get it open. sam: you think it may be stuffed up with mail? >> well, he found mail in it. leon: all of that discovered mail

check for several thousand dollars. the neighborhood regular postman had been off recently and today was his first day back at work. the investigation into the incident is now underway. maureen? maureen: fitness tool that many people strap on their wrists every day to count the steps. but "7 on your side" discovered you aren't the only one who can gain access to that information. fighting back reporter jennifer donelan looks at a case in which police solved a crime thanks to one of the wristbands. if the data is collected it can be subpoenaed under law. so does what you say match what the wristband say you are doing? that's who we found at 11:00 tonight, "who's tracking you?" the u.s. supreme court refused to lay in on the latest challenge to the affordable care act. the justices sent the dispute over the so-called contraceptive mandate to the lower court in hopes

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leon: the major progress made on the m.g.m. national harbor right now students in hopeful dealers there are trying to cash in on the new careers. amy aubert takes us down behind the scenes in the classes where they learn it all. >> construction continues. up the road work for m.g.m. national harbor of a different kind. >> pick up with your thumb. about 200 students trying their hand at a new career. >> i am g

money. that is the main thing. >> the former computer programmer said she is shuffling it up. starting day one in the blackjack class to learn in and out from the other end. >> you are the one sitting there losing. really ahh. i need the dealers are making me excited about it. >> she is in good hands. chris started out behind the table. >> take the career anywhere. go all over the world to be a dealer. amy: first they learn to shuffle the cards. then they learn to cut it. the first of two steps toward chance of one of 700 dealer jobs. students willing to take a gamble. cashing in on the classes. hoping to be dealt a new career. they are not guarantees a gig. after course completion, they have to audition for the job. >> it is exciting. amy: amy aubert, abc7 news. maureen: metro riders should prepare for a

track work cause speed restriction on the inbound orange, blue, silver line train near mcpherson square in addition to existing slowdowns on strong leches of the red -- long stretches of the red, orange, silver line. construction on the city of rome new metro line has stopped after historic fines. construction workers have found barracks for the roman guards that date back to the second century a.d. the government officials say the 10,000-square foot archaeological site is adjacent to a planned metro station so they hope to incorporate it in the design so the travelers can see the preserved artifacts. leon: amazing. washington monumented, reopening at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow after being shut down all week and today because of an elevator problem. the national park service says it was due to a faulty computer chip. this is the sixth closing since february caused by elevator problem th

announced this summer. maureen: already a water log part of texas are getting more rain. some part of corpus christi has seen a foot of rain in two days. people had to be rescued from the cars as the water rose around them. the flooding threat will continue for several days in texas, louisiana and the gulf coast. part of texas including the houston area are experiencing record flooding. rather they have experienced record flooding a few weeks ago. leon: yeah. maureen: we feel for them. leon: we do. maureen: we had the same thing. doug: one day of sunshine. it was nice. leon: but it won't last long. doug: no. rain for a good portion through wednesday and clear out by the end of the workweek and just in time for the weekend it will rain again. you know my life story. taking a look live at the view from the torpedo factory. you see the wilson bridge and the national harbor behind that in

as far as actually -- it's southwestern portion. i know my geography. a little bit. anyway, we are in fine shape. spend a few hours tonight. anything you want to do. take a jacket. closer to sunset the temperatures will drop quickly in the 50's. a cool night. tomorrow a weather pattern will move in and temperatures in the 50's for highs tomorrow. but for now it's 66, breeze at 10 miles per hour. low humidity day. a nice day. just for some a little on the cool side. on the numbers, almanac. 67 and 45 the high and the low. 75 and 56 are the averages for this time of may. it's just going to stay on the cool side for the foreseeable future. the allergy report today tree pollen, grass pollen in the high range. weeds in the low range. mold spores in the moderate range today.

manassas is 64. 65 degrees in annapolis. clouds are already showing up on some of the cameras west and the southwest. all ahead of the developing low pressure area and the frontal system to take a couple of days to get here and off the coast. the high pressure with the governorrous weather to open the door for -- gorgeous weather to open the door. 8:30 in the morning we will have the steady rain everywhere. so maybe a an early portion of the rush hour will be okay. period of rain through the midday. steady rain in the day on wednesday. the next seven days is all over the place. 59 with a 90% chance of rain tomorrow. 70% chance of rain until we hit the afternoon on wednesday. partly sunny and cool. 70's thursday and friday. approaching from the south the storm will give us a mild,

saturday. a chance of showers on sunday. like everything else, you get through the weekend the rain and get to work on monday and the sun comes back out. that is just my luck. the way it works. leon: that is the way it works. sun comes on monday. maureen: it's not so bad. leon: all right. hey, tiger was in town today. erin: i was going to say, speaking of "so bad," tiger was in town for his annual quicken loans national. that was mean, wasn't it? took a few shots off the tee. leon: bad. erin: that is what i'm alluding to. find out what he said about the future plans up

people have ripped me off. i'm not fertilizer. as far as golf, i'm progressing and getting better. give us time. i'm looking forward to being out here. this is like a fraternity here. erin: don't throw tiger woods in the coffin yet. he tells us he is working on coming back. for when? he says you know what? if i know, i'll tell you. trust me. he wants to come back. woods was at congressional country club for the quicken loans national media day. we haven't seen

professionally since last august. but tiger told us today he is getting closer and his golf game is getting better. i asked him if he could win again, where would it be? tiger: right now, anywhere. i'm not playing anything. i would take any win right now. erin: what do you think of the new generation of golf? >> it's different. it changes. it evolves. back when i won, they didn't know how to hit one before and -- erin: black and white tv. never seen it. tiger: totally different. rabbit ears. this is a different generation but they're all good kids. neat to see them at a high

typically see in baseball yet between the blue jays and the rangers after jose bautista goes in hard at second base and undercuts odor. a huge brawl breaks out. oh, odor punched bautista in the jaw. look at this. i don't know what is more impressive. the punch or that joey bats didn't even fall to the ground. aggressive stuff there for baseball. both players were ejected. no word on suspension. but odor is being said he could receive one of if t -- one of the longest suspension in mlb history. we are waiting for that news to come down. leon: 40 years of watching baseball fights is the first time i see a punch land. erin: that is not their forte. doug: steve has latest on the rain tomorrow and tracking the wet tuesday in weather. maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir up next.

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