leon: jeff goldberg joins us live. jeff: evidences from the prosecution showed schmuhl doing surveillance on this home before the attack. schmuhl's attorneys claim their client was too intoxicated on prescription drugs to know what happened in the attack. that is what schmuhl sarred today. >> the police chase and the arrest that followed the attack was dramatic and intense. but andrew schmuhl testified today he doesn't remember any of it saying any detail of the attack itself. which happened at the home of leo fisher and

less than two weeks before that fisher fired andrew's wife alicia from her lawyer job at a firm in arlington. when questions by the prosecutor about the incident schmuhl repeatedly replied, "i don't recall. i don't remember." schmuhl testified that in the months leading up to the crime he was miserable with the chronic back pain. he says impaired his memory. but they showed picture of him doing roofing work with his father to imply he was healthy. they questioned on every portion of the crime and the plan. prepaid cell phone purchased under fake name. and the bloody clothing found in his car. the taser allegedly used on leo fish cher schmuhl said he remembered nothing. do you remember stabbing fisher repeatedly? "no." do you remember splitting fisher's

"no." do you remember shooting sue duncan? "no." during the questioning by the defense attorneys schmuhl's lawyers tried to further the argument that alicia schmuhl was the astermind behind the attack and -- was the mastermind behind the attack and andrew carried it out because she wanted him to. the trial resumes in the morning with closing arguments expects in the next several days. live in fairfax, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. leon: thank you. developing in baltimore police say a man shot his father in repass services for his brother. i it takes place after a funeral. the shooting was triggered by an argument over the remarks at the memorial. the victim is in stable condition at the hospital. one person is in custody. but the name is not yet been released. alison: pilot error is -- maureen: pilot error is to blame for a private plane that crashed in a gaithersburg neighborhood in december 2014, killing six people. report by the national

on the jet's de-icing equipment. ice accumulated on the wings of the plane as it approached the montgomery county air park and the plane stalled. ken gemmel lost his wife and two of his three children when the plane fell onto their home. >> the first step good to know this accident was preventable. hopefully down the road it will never happen again with the work today. ntsb recommend enhanced winter training for the business jet pilots. leon: matters on the ground now. day two of safetrack with metro. the drive to d.c. from virginia took longer this morning. they reported crowded trains system wide as the orange and the siller --

were single tracked. >> it took 30 minutes. leon: metro released the video to show the crews on the orange and the silver line. they will be single tracking until june 16 when the next phase of the safetrack begins. now we have everything you need to know about safetrack on special metro page on wjla.com. if you want updates texted to your phone text "metro" to 43817. maureen: active investigation going on after a 16-year-old gerl was grabbed on the way to school. this happened along silverbrook road in the lorton area. the man told police -- the victim told police a man grabbed her from behind around the waist. she scream and the man ran away. parents and students are on edge. if you have information police want to talk to you

away. leon: d.c. minimum wage is about to go up. they approved $15 an hour. eventually. it won't happen at once. sam ford has details. sam: it passed the council on voice vote. >> in favor say aye. sam: unanimous to raise the d.c. minimum wage from $11.50 to $15 by 2020 but to tie it to the consumer price index so the minimum goes up with inflation after that. they celebrated what was about to happen. mayor insisted d.c. can afford it saying the unemployment this past year is down as she put it one full percent. >> in ward seven and eight where we have had the toughest challenges, unemployment is down a full 3%. sam: this father of two works two p

than $15 an hour and has to live with his brother to pay the $2,400 rent. >> we have to have people economically survive in the city. >> opposed to $15 minimum wage for themselves were the waiters and the bartenders who came to the hearing saying, "save our tips." it would have eliminated tips. >> i want -- i don't want to take a pay cut because somebody gave me a raise. sam: backers of a ballot measure for $15 minimum wage on the ballot had the green light and it seems that the council and the mayor were feeling the pressure. now that a vote has been conducted there is no need for a measure on the ballot. i'm sam ford,

maureen: coming up on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- a hacker shakes up the world of the nfl. tweet that falsely reported the death and investigation into it. leon: plus, primaries held in several states today. what tonight's interrupt will tell us about the road -- tonight's results will tell us about the road to the white house. doug: heavy rain and thunder along southern maryland and the eastern shore. i will let you know if more is headed our way. that's at "abc7 news at 6:00".

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leon: police believe the store located along georgia avenue was a trading post. maureen: a possible olympian in our backyard. today he was honored by the d.c. city council to get ready for the olympic trials in the high jump. >> it was an honor to be recognized by the councilmembers. from my home state. it's an honor to have the support that the city is

behind you. maureen: the 24-year-old is currently in training in georgia. we wish him the best. hope he jumps higher than 7'4"! although it sounds good. we'll continue to follow him. leon: you got it. good luck. nfl commissioner in sports, roger goodell. he is alive and well. despite what the nfl official twitter account said earlier today about him. someone hacked the account to say goodell passed away. i was taken down followed by two more tweets. goodell tweeted himself, "you leave the office for one day of golf and the network kills you off." no official word on who is responsible for the hack. maureen: still ahead on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- tropical storm colin has been downgraded. but not before leaving a wet mess in florida. look at the clean-up right

june day. but will the streak continue? chief meteorologist doug hill is back with the stormwatch7 forecast up next. erin: i'm erin hawksworth with sports. will the cavs be without one of their starters for game three? details on the way. plus tiger's decision in it. will he play in his own d.c. tournament? answer when "abc7 news at 6:00" continues.

leon: we have reached the end of the trail for the primary at least. six states vote today and we explain what it might tell us about the state of the race. >> the 2016 white house hopefuls was approached two dozen. the republican field three times the size of the democrats. the g.o.p. whittled it down to one. democrats are fighting to the finish. >> that is why the california primary is so important. >> i'm asking the people of california to

into the political revolution. reporter: the dynamic in california not unlike the runup to the first contest in iowa. hillary clinton watched the lead dwindle. bernie sanders barnstormed polls tightened. in that contest clinton pulled off the narrowist of wins -- narrowest of wins. clinton took wins for super tuesday, southern state and florida and banked the pledge delicates and bolstered her campaign argument she can windy verse states -- win diverse states. >> all of you voted to break down the barriers that hold us back. reporter: but the democrats helped santorum bring up the rust belt victory as a late season surge. >> look up every poll and what the polls will tell you we defeat trump by

margins than clinton does. >> last night delegate and super delegates added up to a nomination win for clinton there. we still have work to do. >> the sanders campaign called at it rush to judgment with six more states having their say today. in los angeles. leon: for the republicans, senator mark kirk is no longer supporting donald trump for president. the illinois senator said he withdrew his support of trump news on hispanics, women and the disabled. today trump said his chris schism of the hispanic heritage of the federal judge has been misconstrued. the morning house speaker paul ryan called trump criticism the nextbook definition of a racist -- textbook definition of a racist comment. maureen: the u.s. marines have a new policy about tattoos. members of the marine corps can now have as many tattoos as they want. however they have to be covered by the training uniform. that training uniform is a t-shirt and shorts. the only e

tattoo on a finger. >> they were getting them anyway. tropical storm colin has been downgraded to post tropical cyclone but in florida there is plenty of damage in the wake. trees are topping across the state destroying some homes. in zillionth pete beach people had to -- in st. pete beach people had to wade through waist-deep floodwaters. florida is in a state of emergency. maureen: so the storm is gone out in the -- doug: to the atlantic. it never looked like a tropical storm. it was. but the rain was displaced east of the center. then it got stronger going to the carolina. but now there are storms and only menace to boaters and shipping channel. maureen: what about us? doug: this is what it looked like today. this is charles county. 72 degrees there now. early this afternoon clouds were around. the skies brightened up and they got dark again. shower through the area.

across southern st. mary's county and eastern shore. now back to a beautiful day. the weather is fine for the next few hours. the showers will dissipated a well. pollen count was high for tree and mold spores. local weeds and the moderate range for tree pollen today. 87. enough sunshine and more humidity and a breeze. 70 the morning low. 82 and 6 of 4 is the afternoon. at this hour we have areas cooled by the showers like fredericksburg, 77. 77 in winchester and frederick. 82 in washington. 80 in the patuxent river naval air station. showers, a few are popping. no organization. popping storms. we have closer to sunset they will rain themselves out and diminish.

this will cross over the ocean and then be an end of any real weather pattern for the evening. tomorrow, another fresh chance of showers. i don't think it is widespread. a cold front is coming through mid-to-late morning. gusting winds. falling temperatures are cool in the afternoon. so actually great day to bike to work. in the morning partly cloudy and 60. 76 by late afternoon. winds up to 25 to 30 miles per hour by tomorrow afternoon. let's check out the next seven days. breezy and a passing shower. 76. comfortable thursday. saturday is warmer and more humid. mid-80's saturday and sunday. then the model suggest scattered thunderstorms late saturday everything. some showers will continue early sunday. clearing sunday, monday, tuesday. sunny, warm. looks good to me. that is it. maureen: sounds lovely to us. thank

leon: what is lovely is to see tiger in a few weeks. erin: he will be here but will he be playing? that is the answer coming up. plus, will the cavs get kevin love back on the court for tomorrow night's game three? the latest when we

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erin: of course we begin with the nba finals. game three is tomorrow night right here on abc7. lebron james says it is do-or-die for the cavaliers. he's right. no team ever come back after being down 3-0 in the nba finals. lebron stressed the importance of everyone stepping up to play better than they did in oakland. the cavs dropped the first two games by combined 48 points. cleveland doesn't sound desperate but they may be taking a little inspiration from the warriors' comeback against the thunder. >> we are not in as bad of shape as they were. 3-1 is worse than 2-0. we take it one game at a time. we are confident and home. we haven't lost a playoff game here either. we will be ready to play tomorrow. >> we have been on the other side of a big comeback. what we know is that it's possible. we need to stay on the

aggressive. not protect the lead try to come out and especially on the road be a better team than the first two games. erin: game three is going to be a good one. that is why we are having our own pre-game party in the sports department leading up to the 9:00 tip. we will be on facebook live at 8:00. join in on the fun. go to facebook.com/wjlatv. we will establish kevin love. he took an elbow to the head and placed in concussion protocol. their head coach was noncommittal about love's status for wednesday so that is a wait and see. meantime, tiger woods announced today on twitter account he will not play in next week's u.s. open or his own tournament the quicken

that is one week later. tiger says he is making progress in his recovery from back surgery. he is still not ready to play competitive golf. before we go the nationals are in chicago tonight. they begin a three-game series with the white sox. leon: who is buying pizza tomorrow for the party? erin: you are i thought! no? maureen: she has your credit card. leon: really small ones, too. maureen: what is the latest? doug: look ahead to tomorrow where we have partly sunny and breezy weather. passing shower in the morning. sunshine is 78 on thursday. as we celebrate fairfax through the weekend, sunshine and warm temperatures. watch for the afternoon and the everything showers and thunderstorms on saturday. quick look at the seven-day. the next chance of rain. that is it. maureen: perfect. "world news tonight" with david muir up next.

breaking news as we come on tonight. hillary clinton makes history. the first woman to become the presumptive nominee for president. what she will do tonight before sitting down exclusively with us. plus, donald trump moments ago issues a statement on the judge. control cal storm. flash floods and a reported tornado. tonight, you will see the damage. the swimmer convicted of sexual assault. the outrage of what his father said. and a six-month sentence. road rage with a pickup truck forcing a couple off the road. how police used these images to catch the