captions paid for by cbs television distribution announcer: from abc7 news this is a breaking news alert. alison: good afternoon. we begin with breaking news coming to us from the u.s. capitol. moments ago we heard the capitol police are now investigating a suspicious package that is just outside the u.s. capitol visitor's center. the area is on lockdown. authorities are asking people to avoid this area. of course this is not entirely unusual around here for this to happen but we are still waiting for more information on exactly what the situation is. michelle: we will keep an eye on the situation out there. as soon as we get an update on that we will circle back to that breaking news. alison: meanwhile, chaotic shooting scene captured on cell phone video outside a major u.s. airport. michelle: a man shot by police at love field. >> the moment caught on camera.

[gunfire] alison: we are monitoring developments coming out of dallas right now. >> leon harris at the live desk. it looked like the shooting was contained outside the terminal. leon: that's right, scott. i took place outside baggage area outside by the curb. take a look at the video again. [gunshots] you can imagine it must have been a chaotic scene. they believe it stemmed from a domestic dispute. they say they have learned there are no other injuries involved here. suspect smashed out a car window outside the baggage claim area where a rock from the landscaped area across the street. he charged officers with that rock. that is when they shot him. the airport was not shot -- shut down. >> that is not the case. the airport is not shut down. but they are having to rescreen

some folks made it through when they heard there was the gunshots or they heard there was a disturbance without being screened. leon: we are continuing to follow the developing story and we'll have updates when we get new information in the newsroom and we'll keep you posted. back to you. alison: thank you so much. we will check back in with you in a little bit. we want to let you know if you want to be the first to get breaking news, get alerts on your phone signing up for text alerts from abc7 on our website. wjla.com. scott: remembering the greatest. a memorial service underway right now for muhammad ali. alison: thousands of people packing the arena in louisville to pay their respects. there are dignitaries, celebrities and, of course, many fans. michelle: a full day of evidence vents out there. before the service, procession through the city, many people lining the streets along the route to the cemetery. people running up to the hearse, placing flowers on it, even following along. scott: an amazing scene. marci gonzalez is in louisville with more leading up to

marci: a final farewell to an icon. >> everyone is showing their respect and love for this great man. marci: celebrating the life of muhammad ali. his boxing career the least of his inspiring impact on the world. >> thanks for inspiration. i can do anything and it doesn't matter where you come from. you can be anything you want to be. marci: eulogies with bill clinton and billy crystal. mike tyson among the pallbearers. more than 15,000 of his fans shared in today's memorial service. tens of thousands more lining the streets of his hometown of louisville. chanting, throwing flowers as the 19-mile funeral procession paused by his boyhood home. before making its way to the

his legacy living on. the details of this day were planned years ago by ali himself. it was so important to him to have the fans be a part of this. for those who couldn't be inside the service watched outside on big screens. others coming by the memorial here to pay their respects. marci gonzalez, abc7 news, louisville. scott: over the past week, we learned just about everyone who had the opportunity to meet ali described it as a life-changing moment. we caught up with a family who reached out to us at abc7 showing the moment they met the greatest of all time. but as jay korff reports, this is actually a photo bomb for the ages. jay: there are probably countless pictures of people posing with boxing legend muhammad ali. this picture tells a hilarious and a touching story about the champ and the people drawn to him. it was taken by eric hodgkin's mother

tram at dulles international airport. ali was kind enough to put the younger sister gina on the lap for the picture. but that is when a young woman, a stranger beat him to the seat next to ali. meaning her smiling face, not his made the final shot. >> oh, i'm bitter for the rest of my life i'm not in that picture. jay: but that is not the end of the story. coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- find out what ali did with eric after the picture was taken. a gesture to this day stirs emotion in this 49-year-old. jay korff, abc7 news. scott: thank you. we have met a lot of people with stories to share about muhammad ali over the past few days. to see all of our reports on ali's legacy, log on to wjla.com and search "muhammad ali." alison: new developments in the retrial for the murder of chandra levy. ingmar gaundique was co

always maintained his innocence. he won the right to a new trial, successfully arguing that key evidence was withheld. the next hearing before the trial is now scheduled for july 22. michelle: "7 on your side" this afternoon with help for washington gas customers who have had trouble paying their bills online. thousands struggled to successfully navigate and get through the payment process leading to gas being shut off and other penalties. a "7 on your side"'s chris papst in the newsroom with the fix. chris: the software error affects tens of thousands of customers. on your side" know 18,00000 customers stillomers. "7 on your side" know 18,000 customers still have problems paying their bills or getting their bills. this started in december when washington gas updated the online billing system. at that time, customers started having a lot of problems. some could not log on to their accounts. others would pay but the payments were not going through. then many were

that was the case for andrew middleton. for months he received no months at all and then recently got one for more than $600. he had to dip into his emergency fund to pay it. >> if i was, you know, somebody who was living check to check, that would probably be too much. chris: it's suggested to check your online account if you have washington gas. if your account is affected by the error, there is help. coming up tonight at "abc7 news at 5:00", we will tell you what powerful local advocacy group has taken up the cause to make sure the washington gas customers are not pemmized -- penalized for their mistake. chris papst, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. coming up at the bottom of the hour, consumer investigator kimberly suiters has an update to moving mess. movers who are accused of quoting a low price and then jacking it up aft

is loaded up. the confrontation when side side arrives. that's at 4:30. scott: a live look outside the camera on top of the building in arlington. looking down at the pentagon. a very nice day again and an evening to get outside. how is the weekend looking? chief meteorologist doug hill in with the forecast. hello. doug: i tell you what. we are set up for the warmest weekend we have seen since last summer. a big change coming thanks to a warm front. this everything it looks fine. check it out. if you are grilling out, dining out, doing everything outside, it will be spectacular. a bit of a breeze. temperatures, 80 degrees at 6:00. then slowly dropping to the 70's. the forecast overnight is for partly cloudy skies. the winds will turn south. 58 to 68 degrees. a lot of hot air building up through the central portion of the country and the ohio valley. that is all going to push in our direction over the weekend. the numbers you need to know and the possibility of thunderstorms, too. that timing is coming up in a few minutes. michelle: doug, thank you. now to a developing story where

police are asking for your help to find this man. he is suspected of a sexual assault. it happened yesterday morning inside of a business in the 4000 block of garden city drive. police believe the suspect followed the victim from the new carrollton metro station to the business before attacking her. other metro riders say they are not surprised. >> this location is not very secure. i have reported lights out before. the police need to probably step up their presence, if that is an issue. michelle: if you know who the suspect is or his whereabouts, prince george's county police want to hear from you. scott: the first full week of metro safetrack program in the books. alison: that is right. it's the suspect now of our letter -- it's the subject of the abc7 instapoll. can you rate the first week of safetrack? michelle: yeah. get those votes in. we will check in on the results in a bit. but first head

brianne carter with the problems this week and a look ahead. brianne: it's been seven days of safetrack. a week of adjustments for riders and drivers. the workweek started with confusion and chaos at the ballston station as riders on orange and silver lines ease into new commuting habits. with more than 25% less riders on the rails west of the single-tracking at ballston, the traffic quickly jammed on the roads. >> i did not expect it to be this long. it was definitely excruciating. brianne: that work to replace that section of track continues until next thursday. then the first station shutdowns begin. for 16 days, potomac avenue and stadium armory stations will be closed. in addition there will be no rails and no bus service between arlington cemetery and rosslyn station. until further notice riders on orange, blue, silver

won't see 7000-series rail cars. metro says the new rail cars are having trouble operating on two section of track near the rosslyn station. in arlington, brianne carter, abc7 news. scott: thank you. checking back on the instapoll results at the bottom of the screen. rate the first full week of metro safetrack. three and a half stars out of five. not bad, right? alison: that sounds about right from what we have been hearing all week. stay a step ahead of safetrack with text alerts from abc7. text "metro" to 43817. or sign up at wjla.com/text. you can pick which alerts you would like to do. if you are going to rob a bank, don't show your face. don't be stupid. alison: coming up at 4:00, a virginia beach bank robber opens up about why he did it. and it wasn't for the money. also why he says being behind

michelle: and a star breaks her silence about a condition she has been battling. we tell you what it is and how her story is helping other women. >> four years in prison for killing two people in a crash. fair or unjust? public opinion coming up

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michelle: samuel ellis will spend a few years in jail after a wreck. alison: he pleaded guilty. scott: it crashed last june after he and his friends were at a party and had been drinking. but some say the punishment is too lenient. kevin lewis has more from rockville. kevin: samuel ellis faced up to 20 years in prison. prosecutors were begging for at least 12 years but after a four-hour long sentencing hearing, montgomery county circuit court judge robert greenberg sentenced ellis to four years in prison with the possibility of parole after only one year. prosecutors and the families of both young male victims were certainly taken aback. for one, ellis had four previous run-ins with police for drug possession, alcohol possession, drunken fighting and public intoxication. but the 19-year-old had also made some jailhouse phone calls recently ahead of

sentencing during which he bragged about writing a somebody story apology to sway the judge. in another phone call he complained about being locked up, saying he wanted to be at the beach having a, "lit good time." the general consensus is that samuel ellis got off easy. >> i would say that is too lenient only because of his priors, with the possession with intent, this that and the third. >> i don't think it does any justice. two young men were killed. i think he should have received appropriate sentence for that. >> i think he probably should have been reprimanded stronger than what ended up happening because of the intent and the evidence they found him saying blatantly this is what i did. i should be somewhere else right now. that is not okay. kevin: we did contact judge greenberg's chambers today seeking a comment. his staff later called us back saying the judge precludes himself from speaking with the media. all new at 5:00,

you about the key evidence that judge greenberg has now sealed from public access. life in rockville, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. alison: we'll see you then. thank you. a lot of reaction this week of course to the stanford sexual assault case. now vice president joe biden is speaking out. he released an open letter to the survivor of this attack saying that she will never be defined by the act, but her attacker, former stanford swimmer brock turner will. turner was sentenced to six months in prison but is expected to serve half of that time. scott: hockey legend gordie howe has died. the 88-year-old suffered a serious stroke in 2014 that led to him having stem cell treatment in mexico. his family said howe was making significant improvement. howe who layed for the detroit red wings was considered by many to be known as mr. hockey. michelle: changes coming to facebook, including adding a video option for comments. you can now upload a video as a response. the feature lau

trying to increase its profile as a source for watching video. the move is in direct competition with other apps like snapchat and periscope. alison: is that something you can use for facebook live for the game? michelle: we have one coming up tonight. scott: you are adding more work to my plate. that's okay. i forgive you. michelle: different feedback versus reading a text message. alison: you will be set up tonight? scott: we will. game four. facebook live. michelle: i heard you played basketball. scott: we had the headband rocking. alison: let's check on the traffic situation. eric smith is here in the abc7 traffic center. eric: thank you very much. it will be a tough friday afternoon out there. 95 southbound, south of dale boulevard. it's slow to fredericksburg. northbound stretch is not great either. it starts with delays in stafford county off and on up

there is a crash here on the outer loop through van doran street. two left lanes are shut down. adding to the delays that start for the outer loop as you head from springfield to the wilson bridge as well. in d.c., southeast/southwest freeway, both ways are heavy. westbound a crash. this is adding to the delays. capital beltway, plenty of delays starting here at route 7 or so. the tysons area is slow both directions. expect a slow ride everywhere on the beltway. that is all for now for traffic, though. back to you in the studio. alison: thank you. michelle: it is friday. we have great weather. what else could we order up? steve: it's not too hot. it has been perfect. doug: so far. but it is going to get hot. humid, too. the heat tomorrow will build in the lower 90's in spots. radical change from what we have had. let's get started. cruise through friday evening. festival time on the mall. between 6:00

the weather will cooperate. i will be comfortable. a bit of a breeze on the mall. it will slowly drop to the 70's but a comfortal night to be -- comfortable night to be sky watching. we have temperatures with 60's in the morning. it's a milder morning than the past couple of mornings. 63 in the city. 66 in fairfax and ashburn. tomorrow there is a potential for scattered thunderstorms. we are only giving it a 30% chance. we have a marginal risk of thunderstorms. but farther north to pennsylvania and new york state there is a better chance and possibility of severe thunderstorms as well. the future cast shows clouds moving in. a warm front moves in overnight. along the warm front, scattered showers early in the morning. but more than likely just areas of cloudiness. the winds will turn southerly and then southwesterly. throughout the day the winds get gusty and the temperatures will climb to 90 or higher. in the late afternoon or the everything hours that is the

and the thunderstorms in the local area. it will calm down late at night and through the day on sunday. but it will stay warm in sunday as well. golfers tomorrow, hot one out there. you have early tee time, you are good. after that, the afternoon heat. get ready to get there early if you can. the capital pride parade tomorrow, still looking good. we are just getting ready for intense temperatures. it is lower 90's but may feel like 95 degrees. slight chance of storm could happen after 6:00 p.m. not terribly worried about that. but with all the people keep an eye on the sky. then we get to monday and it will be warm. 87. cold front will change things a bit as it gets in the area. cool temperatures down tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday. it will give us a daily chance of showers and storms all those days. if you wanted a summer weekend, you got it. michelle: this is it. scott: crank up the air conditioning. alison: thank you. okay. we want to update you on breaking news we brought you from the u.s. capitol. we told you it was on a lockdown because of a suspicious package. we understand there is the

all-clear now. lockdown is over. you do not have to clear the area anymore. michelle: up next for us at abc7 new at 4:00 -- she got a big break in "star wars." now daisy ridley is opening up about an illness she has been battling. her battle behind the scenes next. scott: still ahead, auto-makers putting potentially defective air bags in new cars. it's all legal. we'll explain why and

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michelle: "star wars" actress daisy ridley opening up about how she is taking control of a secret health struggle. battling endometriosis since she was 15 years old. scott: it's a painful condition that affects estimated one in ten women. alison: we have her story. reporter: she plays the fierce head-strong rei in a galaxy far, far away. >> i'm not kidding you. >> we'll see. reporter: but daisy ridley is now revealing a secret that is much closer to home. writing in a post on her instagram account on thursday, "at 15, i was diagnosed with endometriosis. eight years down the line the pain was back. more mild this time. finally found out polycystic

>> this is more of a metabolic syndrome. reporter: endometriosis is hard to diagnose and occurs in women of child-bearing age. ridley said her skin was the worst. >> cases can have high level of male hormones to cause acne. reporter: but she said with dietary changes she is feeling better, saying help from a dermatologist and cutting out dairy except for spontaneous ice cream and sugar. but you have to go what you have to do. her advice is to take matters in your own hands. if you are suffering with anything, go for a doctor, pay for a specialist. get hormones tested and allergy tested. scott: good for her to be open about her condition. alison: it may help other

for another woman with symptoms to see a doctor and learn what is happening with her body. alison: i love she is wearing a mask on her face. we all know about that. you may not know about that. scott: my wife does. michelle: still ahead right here at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- alison: takata air bags. after the massive recall now going into brand new cars. and this is legal? they are not defective now but they could be in a matter of time. who is fighting the change of legal practice coming up. michelle: first an update to a "7 on your side" consumer investigation. moving mess. a great price quoted. followed by a massive price hike after the moving van was all loaded up. one company taken to court. see what happens when "7 on your side" arrives after this.

announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. alison: we are back with a "7 on your side" consumer alert tonight. if you are looking for a moving company. michelle: the attorney general of maryland accuses a local murder of bait and switch. scott: "7 on your side" consumer investigator kimberly suiters caught up with the company owners in court this week. kimberly joins us. kim, the

you. kimberly: no, they were not. here is why. when we first reported this in the may, we only heard from consumers complaining about best offer moving in maryland. but the owners tell me they want to tell the side of the story and clear their name but they can't yet. this is the company that runs best offer moving. they were less than pleased to see a "7 on your side" camera at the hearing before an administrative judge. they said the government is twisting the facts to make the company look like a scam company. he wants to explain the side. but their attorney on the right there is advising them to wait until the legal proceedings are over. proceedings that started because of one customer named carlyn lucas. >> i was like they have to be crazy. this is not what they told me. kimberly: lucas claims they quoted her a low price upfront and she alleges after the furniture on the truck

bill quadrupled. when she would not pay, they drove off with her goods for storage facility for which she could also be charged. bait and switch. >> total. >> it's illegal. >> it's illegal. kimberly: the attorney general of maryland says it is also illegal to hold goods hostage. he tasked the personal protection division to get them their things back, which they did and investigate the company on behalf of all consumers. in court thursday, government lawyers, the group in the dark suits over there, argued the company low estimates were, "bogus traps got lure in consumers -- to lure in consumers. if the consumers knew how much they would be charged they would run away screaming. but the couple and the lawyers say the majority of their customers are happy and say, "consumers don't think an estimate is a final price." they wanted to prove the point by playing a recording of a phone conversation with lucas. but the judge would not allow

defense attorney did not show it to prosecutors in advance. the judge has 90 days to rule. "7 on your side" does hope to get the interview with the owners of best offer moving. a few tips for you if you are moving. get estimates from two or three different moving companies. don't rely on that guesstimate over the phone or the web. you cannot be charged more than 125% of that estimate. you can call the attorney general to see if there are any complaints on file. now we are able to do stories like this because of you. if there is something you want "7 on your side" to check out, call the tip line at 866-266-3301 or send us an e-mail. tips@wjla.com. back to you. scott: thank you. taking a live look now. the memorial service for muhammad ali continuing today. dignitary, celebrities and fans gathering to pay respects. i know will smith was there. bill clinton was there. mike tyson was there.

leaves behind today in louisville. alison: we will continue to check in on that. first, we want to go ahead on a friday and talk about the weather ahead for the weekend. scott: looking hot. doug: big changes sunday night. when is it going to be hot? when is it going to be hot? scott: you are getting it. doug: the beaches will be warmer, too. get started to talk about this everything. delightful outside with the temperatures in the upper 70's through sunset before they start to cool off. a bit of a breeze. a lot of sunshine. so if you are headed to the pool, i think you will be in good shape. you might need it tomorrow with the temperatures headed to 90 or more. tomorrow morning we will see the temperatures west of the metro in the lower 60's. downtown washington will probably be in the upper 60's. so a mild evening overnight across the area. boating tomorrow, just want to give a quick notice here. change of what we had earlier. small craft advisories issued from noon and 8:00 p.m. tomorrow and sunday. all of up and down the chesapeake bay.

feet offshore there. the water temperature is mild. so the weekend forecast calls for weather to turn hot tomorrow. there could be isolated to the scattered thunderstorms late afternoon and everything. 30% chance. at least 91. breezy. no rain in sunday's forecast. northwesterly winds drier but breezy and warm. a frontal system could come through next week but give us daily chances of showers and thunderstorms. michelle: thank you. alison: will a recent ruling for carrying concealed firearm have an impact on the d.c. gun laws? they upheld a golden state law that requires people to show good cause. they are r

good reason law. but if california is any indication the rules could vary by region. >> he or she has to determine whether it's the best of the community. >> they will create victims in the state of california. they have not protect themselves. alison: appeals court decision may influence a ruling here in the district but it could set up showdown on gun rights at the supreme court level. scott: the city of pensacola, florida, home to the blue angels is saying goodbye to the blue angel pilot who was killed in a crash a week ago today. the navy held candlelight vigil for captain jeff kuss who was killed practicing for an air show near nashville. the group canceled performances for this month in new york or ohio. but plan to resume flying

>> losing jeff we gain inspiration. we gain a guardian angel. a wingman. wingman that will always be there. god bless jeff, pensacola and america. scott: kuss will be buried tomorrow in a private ceremony in his hometown of durango, colorado. he was married with two children. michelle: investigators are trying to determine if this debris is from mh370. the 777 vanished a couple years ago with 200 passengers and crew on board. three pieces were found off madagascar by an american lawyer. the recent pieces of potential plane parts were found yesterday on an island south of australia. millions of motorists tonight are driving cars with takata air bags, air bags that the national transportation safety board says in some instances have killed motorists. al

bags now need to be replaced. scott: why is the federal government letting some automaker sell brand new cars with the same air bags? here is lisa fletcher. >> takata air bag explodes when it should have inflated. it happened in a test at the lab. according to the congressional report, the metal from the air bags killed 13 motorists and injured another hundred people. >> this is a core safety feature of the car. one of the things that is supposed to make the car safe enough to drive it. >> they have ordered the recall to make it largest in history. they continue to sell brand new cars with the same air bag known to become defective

overtime. why aren't they putting the foot down to stop sale of the new cars that could kill drivers and passengers? >> i don't think that we have enough intestinal fortitude around here to stop the sale of new cars. >> transportation secretary anthony fox declined our request for an interview. >> you are saying you don't have the authority. >> correct. >> they say they can't ban auto makers selling new cars with the defective air bags and they can't order them to disclose information to the car buyers. around consent order takata has not admitted they are at fault but they have agreed to recall the new car air bags by 2018. the same year it will stop manufacturing them. >> american families are going to the dealership, buying cars and thinking they are buying a

perhaps they are getting on the road for a summer vacation and they don't know there is a deadly air bag in the vehicle. >> of the car makers we reached out to, only volkswagen responded saying they are following this as the guidelines to allow sale of car for takata air bags through 2018. we posted a link at wjla.com to see if your car is part of the takata recall. michelle? michelle: thank you. next for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- you could own a newspaper. alison: the entire company. it won't cost you a dime. what the owner wants in exchange coming up. scott: still ahead. robbing a bank wasn't his only mistake. how the suspect handed the evidence over to police. why he says prison is a vacation. alison: here is what we are working on "abc7 news at 5:00". parking problem in the district. it doesn't have anything to do with finding a spot. what they are

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scott: rob lowe will be in the hot seat for tommy boy and serious shows like the west wing. he has been a big part of hollywood for

even if he doesn't look like he aged at all. i hope he brings the kav lar to the roast. it can get interesting at times. michelle: i a love a good roast. scott: absolutely! if you want to run your own media organization, here is the chance. michelle: the owner of the hardwick gazette is selling ownership. he wants your words. ross conlej holding an essay contest to pick the next owner, editor and publisher. he and his wife took over the paper in the mid-1980's, but she passed away and running the paper hasn't been the same without her. >> i am going to be 71 on saturday. michelle: the essay contest starts this weekend. interested parties

newspaper industry has changed. i can understand why he wants to pump new life, new energy into it. scott: creative idea. $175 to become part owner is a good odd. michelle: cool. scott: coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- convicted bank robber in virginia has this message. >> if you are going to rob a bank, do it with a mask. don't show your face. do it right. don't do it stupid. scott: how he handed the evidence over and why he is saying prison is a vacation. >> the two presumptive nominees for president giving speeches in d.c. today. but a lot of the focus is right here in this part of virginia in the coming months. strong words from both of their surrogates coming up on abc7 news.

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have presumptive nominees. jeff goldberg has more. jeff: there are thousands expect for donald trump big event. we are at celebrate fairfax. this is fairfax county. this is critical for the election in november. both of the presumptive nominees were in washington, d.c. today. giving speeches and taking aim at one another. donald trump speaking to the faith and the freedom coalition. group of religious and social conservatives saying he wants to respect and defend christian americans ands saying christian presidency would mean radical judges and open borders. hillary clinton meanwhile giving a speech today at a planned p

event saying trump presidency would be detrimental to women health rights and criticized trump opposition to abortion rights. a clinton backer in northern virginia thinks her tone is the right one. trump supporter says his candidate is what voters want. >> they are worried about the unrestrained illegal immigration and national security issues. the last thing they are concerned about if the comments were politically incorrect. >> careers built on boorish behavior, xenophobia and division are not worthy of virginia or the united states. jeff: food cooking up here at the fairfax event happening all weekend. politics will be a big source of conversation here and all over the commonwealth essentially. at 6:00, we look at the democrats' main target at the moment in northern virginia. the campaign manager for donald trump here in virginia. ps,

hear what fairfax voters think about the heightened status coming up in the election in november. until then, live in fairfax, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. next week join us for a special town hall focused on the role that women will play in the 2016 election. the round table this thursday at 7:00 on the sister station, newschannel8. scott: the man who robbed a virginia beach bank and posted the entire thing on the instagram page has been sentenced to nearly three years in prison for the crime. after the hearing, he had this message to anyone considering following in his footsteps. >> if you are going to rob a bank, do it with a mask. don't show your face. do it right. don't do it stupid. >> this is what he is taking away from the last year he spent in jail.

>> i would have done it better. >> he has been behind bars since may 2015 when he recorded himself robbing a virginia beach bank and posted the entire thing on instagram. when he was arrested he said he didn't rob the bank for the money but to boost his rap career. he said the same thing in court but that's not really the case. >> i'm a kid -- [inaudible] >> he has been sentenced to two years and 11 months in jail. asked about he feels about the sentence he had this to say. >> i'm on vacation. do my situps and my crunches and i'll be out of here. read a couple of books, gain some knowledge. i'll be all right. i'm okay with it.

weekend, it is warm. it will be hot. for tonight, though, absolutely delightful. they are opening up a series against the phillies. the first pitch at 7:05. celebrate fairfax is underway today. it continues through the weekend. weather is perfect tonight. tomorrow is hot. touch on the humid side. 91. breezy. there could be late day storms on the beach for tomorrow afternoon. breezy and hot with sunshine. then tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday the same. temperatures in the 80's during the day. we have a daily chance of showers or thunderstorms. stay with us. "abc7 news at 4:00" will be right bac

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john: many windows users are saying thanks but no thanks to the 10 upgrade. some of them say they are forced to use it. computer reporter john matarese shows what to do about it so you don't waste your money. john: microsoft facing criticism from thousands of customers who claim it is tricking them to download windows

things move slowly in the country. the only change they like is a change in the wind. so when she woke up she was stunned to find the p.c. had a different look. >> the whole screen was blue and said welcome to windows 10. no. i didn't ask for this. john: overnight her windows 7 p.c. upgraded to new windows 10. >> i couldn't make it go away. i didn't want it. >> she had been turning down the upgrade requests. >> when i upgraded from xp to 7 i lost a lot of my files. >> p.c. world magazine says microsoft recently made it trickier to reject the upgrade. one box on the pop-up says upgrade now. the other says start download and upgrade later. >> no choice. no matter which box you click you accepted it. even hitting the x is no

it took a couple of hours but she was able to reach someone on the phone from microsoft. they helped her roll her computer back to windows 7. microsoft says most people love windows 10 when they try it out. and says anyone can roll back to 7 after the upgrade. but to melinda it's just how they did it. >> i don't like it. i fent like i was -- felt like i was held hostage. john: she says the sneaky way to get her to upgrade was a load of horse manure. microsoft claims the free upgrades end at the end of july so the pop-up boxes should disappear as well. people who like windows 7 should be able to keep windows 7 for now. don't waste your money. i'm john matarese, abc7 news. leon: tonight, curious air travelers stumble across a tense confrontation. what witnesses say happened before the shots rang out. no cause for concern. metro passengers notice something wrong with the high voltage third rail. why metro says

deal. have you checked your gas bill lately? "7 on your side" investigates thousands of expensive online surprises. >> from abc7 news, this is a breaking news alert. alison: we are following the breaking situation right now out of dallas. where police shot a man after some sort of domestic dispute at the airport. michelle marsh is live with the latest now. michelle: you can get a true sense of the pan frick the video. this all started with a man throwing rocks at a woman in a car at love field. when an officer responded to the scene, the man rushed the officer forcing him to fire. >> get down!

[gunfire] michelle: you can hear the panic and people were yelling to get back. police are not saying what condition the man is in right now. witnesses say he was yelling at alwaysers daring them -- officers daring them to shoot. that caused chaos at the airport. the woman in the car having the rock thrown at her, she was not hurt. the security administration predicts it will take five hours to get everyone back through the security. ed a the "live desk" -- at the "live desk," michelle marsh, back to you. alison: thank you. reaction to the 20-year prison sentence for a young man who killed two classmates while drinking and driving. the judge suspended all but four years of the sentence for sam ellis. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis is live in rockville. kevin, some are asking why the judge sealed r