tonight's primary results making history. leon: breaking news in the race for the white house, it is the end of the road when it comes to primaries. polls in california have closed. alison:

votes are still being counted. both presumptive nominees made strong speeches tonight about what's ahead. leon: tom roussey has a look at the results and how it shapes the future of the race. tom: we got news moments ago that hillary clinton won new mexico, but we are awaiting results of the big prize, california. that hillary clinton clinched the democratic nomination last night. tonight she has been declared the winner in new jersey. despite clinching, bernie sanders has won north dakota. tonight, clinton is focused on the man that she will face in november, donald trump. hillary clinton: he wants to win by stoking fear and rubbing salt in wounds, and reminding us daily just how great he is. tom: that said, on the republican front,

subdued than recently. he appealed to bernie sanders' voters now that clinton is the presumptive democratic nominee. all of those bernie sanders voters to have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of superdelegates, we welcome you with open arms. "the new york times" is reporting that tomorrow bernie sanders plans to lay off about half of his campaign staff. thank you, tom. we are following breaking news from michigan, where we have learned that five bicyclists are dead after they were hit by a car. at least nine people were struck by the car which came up behind them and hit the entire group. the driver is in custody, but there ar

news updates to come. leon: the police pulled a body out of the potomac river tonight. neare crews were deployed the great falls region. the body has not been identified. the police are looking into the possibility it could have been a fisherman. alison: just hours ago the police confirmed they recovered the body of 51-year-old robert lee, who disappeared over the weekend. lee and lawrence gray had gone fishing in frederick county sunday. witnesses reported seeing them in distress, but no word on what happened. investigators are trying to determine if the second body found is gray. leon: crime concerns at the center of attention in southeast, a series of shootings in violent incidents have left people feeling unsafe. at a meeting tonight, some were there to share emotional stories.

to calm fears. richard reeve has that story. motion, aa lot of a packed meeting, people most concerned about homicides in their midst. the captain said she is dealing with a smaller police force but hopes that higher visibility will make a difference. >> what are you going to do? richard: it was a no holds barred debate, a pack meeting. >> we cannot even walk down the sidewalk. richard: residents voicing their concerns about crimes in the community. >> i'm calling 911 every single day, and i'm tired of that. richard: the tipping point, a shooting of a 17-year-old girl in southeast last april. the child walking home with her family was an intended target. we are seeing shooting scenes with 50 rounds fired. richard:

the district, compared with 51 at the same time last year. d.c. police chief cathy lanier says what is most troubling is the continued circulation of synthetic drugs and the presence of high capacity weapons. we are recovering guns with 100-round magazines, and handguns. is this been there 14-year-old, attacked several times near her from. >> we were attacked by teenagers. richard: the police hope to have more visibility on the street and there is a new effort underway to get security cameras in high crime areas. officers, expect more on bicycles and segues. chief lanier said she is trying to get the city to approve hiring 100 civilians. richard reeve, abc 7 news. alison: more

heroin or off the streets of d.c. tonight. four homes were rated, ending with 10 arrests. cathy lanier said that drug criminals from africa and india were using commercial mail providers to ship the drugs to the u.s., and then officer say it was sold along the benning road corridor. there has been an increasing crime in that area and officers are hoping that this bust will cut that down. brian: outside tonight, we are looking at temperatures in the 60's. more refreshing air building in tonight. day three of save trek underway tomorrow, looks like it will be comfortable, 60 in the morning. could be an isolated sprinkle early, but then we dry out with gusty breezes and much cooler temperatures. highest tomorrow only in the 70's. will it last? alison: pilot error caused a pilot -- private plane to crash into a gaithersburg neighborhood

onot failed to turn deicing equipment. ice accumulated on the wings and the airplane stalled. the ntsb recommends regulators develop a system to automatically alert pilots to turn on the deicing equipment. it also recommends enhanced winter weather training for business jet pilots. developing now, there is growing anger over the sentence in a california sexual assault case. last week, the judge sentenced stanford swimmer brough turner to six months in jail. turner was convicted of assaulting a woman outside of a frat house last year. that judge is now the subject of a recall effort, and the victim in the case say she has been overwhelmed by the response. >> she did not expect people to respond this way, but it is the most heartwarming

from this tragedy. alison: the judge began a new term on the bench today, but if enough signatures are collected, he could face a challenge this fall. the victim wrote a 13-page letter about her ordeal. you can read that on our website, wjla.com. inn: a gruesome scene mclean, a man and his wife held hostage and tortured. investigators believe that andrew schmuhl targeted his wife's former boss. he is accused of tasering and zip tying his hands and stabbing him. jonathan elias has what schmuhl had to say. says he: andrew schmuhl does not remember anything about what happened at the home of leo fisher and sue duncan in 2014. fisher had fired his wife from her lawyer job in arlington. in theschmuhl said months leading up to the crime he was miserable with back pain and was

-- 13 different opiate prescription drugs. they asked if you remembered stabbing leo fisher repeatedly. no. you remember slitting leo fisher's throat? no. do you remember shooting sue duncan? no. prosecutors say that schmuhl got a prepaid cell phone under a fake name and bloody clothing was found in his car. closing arguments are expected in the next few days. stay with abc 7 for continuing coverage of the case. jonathan elias, abc 7 news. tonight, voters in fairfax county will decide on a 4% meal .ax the county board of supervisors voted to put the issue on the ballot in november. the tax will be added to restaurant and carryout food, including prepared food sold at supermarkets full stop officials say this would generate $100 million of revenue, most of it going to local schools. many business groups oppose the

meal prices or lead to job cuts. alison: a group at the streets tonight calling for pedestrian safety changes. activists in montgomery county are calling for a four-foot andk between the sidewalk the roadways. they say the death of a gaithersburg teenager shows why this is so in part. 16-year-old cyclist hit a sign of the sidewalk and fell into the street, where he was hit and killed. the group fighting for the buffer talked in takoma park today. >> if we want future growth in the county, we have to make sure that we cater to the concerns of bikes and industry and's. activists also want changes like increased walk times at the crosswalks. leon: crowds packed a florida beach tonight in honor of a fallen hero. they watched as a single blue angel jet transport plane flew overhead. on board, the body of captain jack

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it was the second weekday of metro's save track program. for many, the commute was messy, metro workers rushing to make repairs, but station closures androwds are creating headaches. decided to take measures in their own hands by grabbing handlebars. more people are riding bikes for their commute. jay korff has more on this spike. jay? jay:

indication more metro riders could be choosing bikes over trains. we are in rosslyn, virginia. jay: commuters are storming d.c. area streets comment it may be because of metrorail. save track, the year-long maintenance plan, is causing considerable delays for morning and evening riders. >> this is a little unusual. started commuting by bike a year ago. he is glad he did. >> i love the exercise, the time on the bike. jay: more crowded trains s tocally push rail rider drive more, clogging streets. metro's first monday for safe track was a boon for biking advocates. >>

jay: they point to this bike meter at the key bridge as proof. monday at recorded 325 bike trips, double the normal number. the hope now is that bike commuters will stay on two wheels long after save track is over. >> bike commuting for the most part is the most dependable and predictable way to get to work. startede arlington also a program where they meet new bike commuters at the falls church metro station and help guide them into this part of the can so the new commuters get through the trick intersection's in falls church and arlington hopefully in a way that will convince people to get on bikes more often. jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: thank you. we have everything that you need to know about safe track on a special metro page on wjla.com.

your phone, just text the word "metro" to 43817. beautiful today. let's see how many people want to be on bikes in august. speaking of the weather, we are tracking what is left of tropical storm colin after it drenched florida with nearly a foot of rain. was the third name tropical system of the season. the next one will be called danielle. leon, we want to show you this, the last couple hours, the sun is down, below the banner, there is a crescent moon. let's see if this will work. as the wheel is setting, a neat shot. 11:00, mid-60's, leesburg, manassas 62, 64 winchester. 70 annapolis,

andrews. there is a breeze out of the west northwest that will in cooler transfer air, especially tomorrow when thursday, highs in the 70's. satellite and radar picture, a few storms earlier, one with a warning that is now down. we have pictures of hail from stafford, and isolated heavy storm that pushed through. worcester in the upper midwest, clouds and the great lakes. this is the source of the cooler air right now, bobbled up and will be over spreading tomorrow. that will bring changes. tomorrow early, fairly calm start, but midmorning there is the potential of sprinkles. something to watch out for and noon,out 8 a.m. an isolated sprinkle, but very isolated. the wind out of the north, northwest will be kicking up, dropping in cooler air, temperatures in the 70

cool there, but it will be dry, upper 70's. a cool start the next couple days. isolated sprinkle tomorrow, 70's through the afternoon. of thethe region, some far northern and western suburbs may not get out of the 60's, like cumberland, 70's for most of us in the dmv. we start to warm up towards the weekend. jazz fest downtown looking great. and evening,rnoon storms are possible. sunday is looking pleasant. next week, low to mid 80's, typical springtime. a bit of a refreshing air the next few days. turn off the air conditioning for a bit. alison: very nice, thank you, brian. lebron james is saying that tomorrow night's game three is a must win situation. plus, the

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>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by a local toyota dealers. much-needed day off, the nationals got back to work tonight against the white sox in chicago. nats down, man on, anthony rendon takes that into left, his sixth homer of the season. washington down by one. come back,ue to bryce harper with a towering shot to center. that is good enough to score a pair. 6-5 nats. they take the lead, and right now it is 10-5. it was not supposed

fireworks night at camden yards, but that changed in the fifth when than to raise it manny machado in the foot with a fastball. mound, charge the exchanged a couple shots before they got surrounded. they had exchanged words a few winnings earlier. the orioles onslaught followed. both players ejected. the orioles won big, 9-1. the cavaliers kevin love was at team practice today. unfortunately, for cleveland, he could only watch. he is in the concussion protocol program after taking an elbow to the head. the warriors lead the series 2-0 and have dominated the cavs so far. no team has ever gone down 3-0 and come back to win the championship. lebron james and team know they have to come back and win. >> we are down 0-2

and we cannot afford to say that kevin is not playing. we have to do it. this is a must win for us. erin: do or die, as lebron said. game three will be tomorrow night full stop we are having a pregame party and the sports .epartment leading to tip off we will be on facebook live answering questions. join us for the fun on facebook live. to the pitch, usa taking on costa rica. usa up 1-0. dem,psepsey finds jones, 2-0 usa. former terp with the steal, one-man show, 4-0 the final. next up, paraguay. tiger woods is

passing on his own tournament and the quicken loans tournament at congressional. considering what we saw when he was in town, cannot even hit the ball 100 yards. leon: i'm not saying. alison: what time is the party? erin: 8:00. are you going to join us? we will have pizza and wings. give us some questions on facebook and we will be talking about game three. it will be a good time. maybe we will, play some hoops. leon: don't get too crazy. alison: still to come, a happily engaged couple, then tragedy struck.

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leon: we are keeping a watch on the california primary. so far, hillary clinton has about 61% of the vote. no official results yet. alison: stay with us through the evening on wjla.com and will have updates, and "good morning washington" will have complete coverage. final look at the weather? did you say we could turn off the air conditioning? have a sprinkle early in the morning, mid and upper 70's in the 70's wednesday and thursday. will be in bright

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