>> from abc 7 news, this is a breaking news alert. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] bigy: we are following two breaking news stories right now. metro releasing its new updated plan in the last hour. what it includes an impact on riders.

we also have new information on the egypt airplane crash. officials are still investigating the cause but say it is more than likely terrorism than a technical issue. search crews believe they found at least part of the record from egyptair flight 804 in the mediterranean sea. the plane was flying from paris to cairo when it written down early this morning. investigators are looking at the possibility this was a terror attack with maybe even a bomb on board. 66 people wrong the plane including two infants and a child. martha gonzales has the latest on the investigation. navy is now helping with the search. officials say there was no distress call. search teams scouring part of the mediterranean sea for the wreckage of egyptair flight 804. investigators trying to figure out what caused the airbus a320 with 66 people on board to disappear suddenly from radar. the plane

paris at 11:09 p.m. local time last night, bound for cargo. with only 20 minutes left in the blank, the pilot spoke to air traffic control saying all was fine. three minutes later, the jet egyptian airspace and cruising altitude of 37,000 feet vanished from radar. >> airplanes, airline is due not just disappear, which is why for thisking first idea that something catastrophic occurred, something perhaps with a bomb. marci: egyptian officials saying while it is really in the investigation, they are considering terrorism as a possibility. >> we will analyze the situation properly. the possibility of having a different action or a terror attack is higher than the possibility of having a technical. family of the passengers and 10 crewmember gathering at airport in paris and cairo, waiting for answers. if a bomb is found to be the cause,

say how it would have gotten on board. no terror group has claimed responsibility. we will continue to follow all of the latest developments on this story. you can get updates as new details come into our newsroom by signing up for our text alert. wjla.com is that website. two men behind bars accused of holding a 13-year-old girl captive for more than a year. stepbrotherays her stepmothe and his father kept her shackled to a support beam in the basement. kristy lee has more. >> shocking news coming out of toledo this morning here on noble street where timothy and his son esten were arrested for allegedly holding a young girl captive in their basement. the 13-year-old victim says she was shackled to a beam in the basement.

forced to go bathroom in a bucket. all of this over a year. timothy is the stepfather of the young girl that said these things happened to her. he was living with his adult son and two other young children in this home. we are continuing to investigate all of these situations, but homee did enter the earlier and satan is evidence to back up these claims. we don't know how he was able to get out. neighbors in area all shocked. they said he would see these folks ever so often to see the dogs out but nothing standoffish. they are shocked this young girl was kept in the basement. many are comparing it to the situation in cleveland with castro. devastating news at this point. the father and his son were in court this morning on the charges of kidnapping and torture. we will continue to follow this story and bring you the details as they become available. reporting in toledo, kristy lee.

developments closer to home. a transgender woman pulls out of a bathroom in a giant grocery store in washington and is sharing her story. we have the account of exactly what happened. >> good afternoon. i spoke with ebony earlier today, and she told me she was already inside the ladies room. this female guard came into the restroom and told her to get out. she was speaking to her through the stall door and then started to call her names. she also went on to say the law is not been passed to allow transgender people to use these bathrooms and a security guard was sick of people like her coming in and using the restrooms and it was time for her to get out. she left the stall, wants her hands, walked out, and that is when she says the security guard grabbed her wrist and began to show her out of the store.here ebony describes it in her own

spun me around, all while going through the door, embarrassing me, humiliating me. sam: that security guard has been charged with simple assault. giant releasing a statement that the security guard and not work for giant, but a third party who provided security for the store. ebony has identified as transgender since 14. she is now 13 and has never had a problem. neitherrward, she hopes her or others will have problems. jummy: today, closing arguments are underway in baltimore on the trial of officer edward nero. he is one of six officers connections in the custody death of freddie gray. this case will be the first of the officers to be decided in court after he opted for a bench trial instead of a jury. he was charged with assault, misconduct in office, and

reckless endangerment, and a judge is expected to make a decision on monday. right now, switching to the forecast, we want to take a look outside over arlington and the pentagon. we can finally see a little bit of sun today but don't put the umbrella away just yet. doug: enjoy the afternoon hours. i think we will see a little more sunshine in spots, but at the same time, we will see a chance of a couple sprinkles and light showers. rights chesapeake beach on the northern shore of the chesapeake bay. blue, 60 degrees, definitely on the chilly side, but we will take it. headed out for lunch shortly or having an early afternoon appointment, want to let you know how to dress temperature wise. low to mid 60's and i will not change in the next couple hours. later in the afternoon if we get decent sunshine, temperatures can go to the upper 60's and low 70's. as we get to the afternoon, the winds become more out of the north.

sprinkle or shower.a storm center will be developing over southeastern tennessee and northeastern georgia. i will have the timing. some parts of our viewing area could see lots of rain. highs, 68 so with a northerly wind at five miles per hour. that is the latest. jummy: thank you. in just the last hour, news chopper seven was over this serious crash on i-270 southbound near board old georgetown road. no word on the extent of their injuries. the crash shut down multiple lanes of the busy interstate, but all lanes are now back open. also take a look at this video just into our newsroom from capitol hill. wow. and suv burst into flames behind the capitol hill hyatt. it made for a pretty frightening scene as you can imagine. it appears the fire was started by faulty

how is all of this impacting the roads for you this new? jamie sullivan joins us with a check on traffic. jamie: we are seeing work zones n place causing some delays i quite a few areas, and we will start with the beltway. it is the inner loop continuing south getting into greenbelt near 450. two lanes are blocked. state to the right side. you are down to 11 miles per hour. it'll will take you 24 minutes just getting from 95 to the bw parkway. you are still on the brakes past that point continuing closer to route 50. in d.c., no issues. pretty good shape. just a few slow spots through the afternoon, but nothing out of the ordinary. 395, slope as for you heading northbound. patch for you heading northbound. the right lane is blocd

but some slowing down for you. some heavy volume that we have showing here. no issues to worry about i-95 and 66. so far, so good this afternoon. dry roads also. always a plus. jummy: also drinking right now, metro has released its new version of a safe track plan. i just was, and we will have more on this coming up. fly into a home in prince william county yet again. that story straight ahead as well.

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♪ stand by me jummy: back to another breaking news story right now. mentor has released a new version of the satrap plan. adjustments were

plan after the federal transportation administration demanded tracks get immediate attention. carter is at the station which is now at the top of the list. >> major metro disruptions just days away. this after the final say track plan was released thist5 mornig by the metro general manager. first up, continuous single tracking having here at the station stretching to east falls church. the world will begin june 4 and stretch until june 16. starting june 18, metro will shut down the origin was over, and blue lines to minnesota avenue and benning road's. -- roads. the track will be shut down for 16 days. the work will begin after d.c. public schools's final day of class. the fda demanded metro focus its repair work on the sections first. metro is general manager has --

modify the original draft. we understand they are expected to accompany metro and contract workers during the extended work that will last nearly a year. the safetrack plan calls for a single tracking starting at 8:00 p.m. and reduce weekend service with trains ending at midnight starting june 3. for a complete schedule of the shutdowns and how it can impact your commute, we have with the complete list of on our website. just go to wjla.com. more homes hit with bullets in prince william county this week. that brings the total to 15 so far this year.the most recent happening in manassas . a bullet flying into a bedroom. as suzanne kennedy explains, the homeowner says this could have been much worse. the drivewayre in of one of the homes impacted by the latest

.rince william county a bullet went right through the front windshield, through the cab other truck and came out the backside, shattering the rear window. i do that bullet or a second one went all the way to a shed in the backyard. another bullet hit the side of the home. and ended up being lost in a big ed pillow. police are not certain these cases are related. a victim and eyewitness described what happened tuesday night. >> i know if i was at home, i would have been hit. i am thankful not to be home. >> scary to think you stay home, and you can get it. it was right next to my pillow. >> six shots in a row. is

my wife said what happened? we went to the window. suzanne: authorities say in this case, they are looking for a black sports car that was seen leaving the area with its lights off. if you have any information, you are urged to call prince william county police and. jummy: following some breaking news right now. maurice savor passed away. he retired last week and was 84 years old. we will have much more on his passing on abc seven news at 4:00. meantime, maryland governor larry hogan has signed no was law -- noah's law. police said the blood alcohol level was three

requires all first-time dui offenders to use an ignition lock device. to the latest in the race for the white house now, and it continues to be personal jabs. donald trump continuing his attack on opens in. the presumptive gop candidate continues to bring of allegations against hillary clinton's husband and his interactions with women. >> in one case it is about exposure and groping and fondling and rape. massive settlements. jummy: the clinton campaign responded saying trump attacked because he felt wounded. after refusing to release has his taxes, he quickly wanted to change the subject. a new poll suggests you may be more offended by the washington redskins

native americans. apel conducted by the washington post says nine out of 10 are not offended by the redskins they. nine out of 10 native americans that is. compare that to pull in 2013 that found 28% of d.c. area residents supporting a name change. this comes as a legal battle over the trademark. let's talk about the has now. a little bit of sun today? doug: a little bit. we are in a pattern where things keep repeating. as long as i'll start doing that for miami i am good, but the weather is doing it. halfwaysqueeze in decent weather but then rain for the weekend, especially saturday, and it could be heavy rain. a look in maryland. 66 degrees. cloudy skies. every now and then, a little sunshine comes through. that will be the trend. the further north and west you are from

proper, the better chances you will see sunshine today. the area will sequences of sun now and then. high range for trees, mold sp ores, and low level tree pollen today. a little more sunshine in hagerstown. 67. 66 in manassas. 62 in annapolis. 63 degrees in fredericksburg. average temperatures this time of day in may generally 71 degrees or so. we are lagging behind. we have a chance this afternoon with a little bit of sunshine here and there for 69 or 70 degrees in spots. a stray shower with northerly winds is certainly a possibility. the air is cold or 3000 feet off the ground so that could store up a couple daytime showers. s generally moving that -- cl ou

-- not showing up on radar right now. south of washington, that is good news for the washington area because the heaviest rains will stay south and east of the city. this afternoon, there could be an isolated sprinkle and clearing skies tonight. tomorrow my sunshine in the morning with a nice day that will warm up. clouds will build in. rain moves in my saturday morning. you see it approaching the darker color. this is the computer guidance of how much rain we expect my sunday morning. three inches in fredericksburg. further south and east, the heaviest. it is moving fairly quickly so the rain will taper off saturday evening.

shower on sunday and monday as the storm system will be hanging off the east coast. it will be sitting and spinning. warming up to the memorial day weekend. jummy: thank you. excited for that 80 degrees. coming up, a new device for weight loss without the surgery. what the bill put in your stomach to help you lose weight, and who could be eligible for it. >> almost anything can be hacked, but did you know that means life-saving equipment like incubators and x-ray machines? in fact, you are smart phone has far more security on it than a machine you may depend on to save your life. you can trust your doctors, but you may not be able to trust the

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seven is on your side with a help matters report. people around the world are living longer. and a report by the who finds life expectancy has increased by five years over the last 15 years. that is the fastest gain since the 1960's. the biggest game was in africa due to the improvement in health care there. scientists are testing a new weight-loss device that was a balloon in a person's stomach without surgery. take a look at this image. it involves swallowing a pill the size of a quarter that later inflates in your stomach. >> i would only eat probably or drink a certain amount and then pounds.k able to lose 27 jummy: it is for people wanting to lose between

and is expected to be approved by the fda within the next couple months. doug

doug: we will get some breaks of sunshine and maybe passing sprinkle and temperatures in the upper 60's. a nice change. jummy: not too bad. thank you for joining us this midday. measure to watch abc s

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