kimberly: straight ahead -- a chase,ght, a shooting, and another chase that started in chaos atended the maryland line of casinos. the president taking his diplomacy skills to his southern white house. and he invited college basketball's midnight madness. the terps honoré coaching legend and one of their own. the new starts now. news at 6:00, on your side. kimberly: thank you for joining us. i'm kimberly suiters. a wild chase last night, a man getting arrested at maryland live casino.

getting ready to give a press conference. ryan hughes has been following this developing story and joins us live outside the casino with details on both car chase cases. ryan: kimberly, a lot of questions tonight. we are awaiting an interview with anne arundel county police to try to connect the dots. first we had the shooting and carjacking in d.c., then another a man being with arrested at the casino. we are working to confirm if these incidents are connected. a wild night at the maryland live casino, visitors running out of the building as anne arundel county police arrested a d.c. man following a chase through prince george's county. shortly after 11 p.m. last night, two people shot a man inside of his black

cherokee in northeast d.c. the police say they stole the tericle and it was la found in maryland, set on fire. then, anne arundel county police get word of a police chase that started in d.c., went through prince george's county, and ended at the parking garage of the maryland live casino. investigators say the suspect's vehicle was somehow involved in a carjacking in d.c. the police say the driver was not armed when he entered the casino and was quickly arrested. but as the police sealed off a hallway and bathroom looking for a weapon, chaos ensued. three people were taken to the hospital for minor injuries. although there are similarities, d.c. police and anne arundel county police are not confirming if the two incidents are connected. live, the man arrested here has been charged with drug

had 40 grams of marijuana in his possession. he was identified as larry philip. we are told he was not involved in the carjacking and shooting in d.c. details are just coming in with the interview with anne arundel county police. once we get the full story, we will let you know. ryan hughes, abc 7 news. kimberly: speaking of the press conference, let's listen right now to anne arundel county police as they discuss the incident. >> when the arrest teams went in, some people in the casino self-evacuated. we do not order the evacuation. we just went up to the suspect in an orderly fashion with a number of officers, and some people were alarmed and self-evacuated, leading to some people having injuries with their ankles and backs, minor injuries. >> any officers? >>

the original arrest team, but as time unfolded, a few more officers came in to search for weapons and things of that nature. maryland live security staff tracked the incident from the time he got out of the car to the time he was arrested at the slot machine, and we had to secure a bathroom in hallway looking for anything he may have thrown out. to the suspect know that you were after him? >> yes, he did. i think you knew the police were behind him. >> but there were no lights and sirens? >> there were no lights and sirens reported by anne arundel county units in the county. i don't know what happened before he came into anne arundel county. [inaudible] >>

we received a request from d.c. to assist in a chase involving a shooting that had entered our county. i did not understand that over here. >> we received a call to assist d.c. to chase this car involved in a shooting. that is when we began pursuing him in the county. >> was there a chase in the county? >> absolutely. kimberly: we just heard some details that may connect the different scenes. it sounds like there was a shooting and chase initiated in help,then d.c. asked for then the chase continued into anne arundel county. it appears the scenes are connected. ryan will stay on the story and sorted out at 11:00. president trump spent his second weekend in a row at hi

president and first lady hosting the prime minister of japan and his wife. the first ladies visited a museum and a japanese-inspired gardens, while their husbands played a round of golf. the president says he is paying for the japanese leaders' stay at the resort. off,ter: ready totee president trump spent the day saturday playing golf, while focusing on diplomacy also tweeting about two of his biggest campaign promises -- the border wall and the travel ban. on the border wall come he promises the $25 billion price tag will come way down after he gets involved in the negotiations. on the travel ban, he is also promising action. >> we also have a lot of other options.

it could very well be, but i would like to surprise you. reporter: the white house says any new executive order would have a narrower scope suspending refugees from the seven predominantly muslim countries on his list. anybody already cleared would be allowed to keep their visas. the national security advisor ofhael flynn took a pair phone calls with a russian diplomat. top leaders of the how security are calling for him to be investigated. >> i don't know about it. i have not seen it. ump says he will examine the allegations. officials confirmed that sections imposed by president obama over russian interference in the presidential election were discussed in the context of the incoming administration reviewing them. idea of wasp the there a quid pro quo offered. reporter: flynn denied th

recently as wednesday. now he says he does not recall, but he is not completely certain. david wright, abc news. kimberly: immigrant communities around the country on edge after we have seen hundreds of people arrested by immigration and customs enforcement. at least 160 people have been arrested in the l.a. area alone. ice calls this a routine search targeting criminals, but advocates say they have not seen large-scale arrest like this for nearly a decade. abortion opponents held rallies in several cities today. this was outside of planned parenthood in northeast d.c. as protesters called on congress to defund the organization. federal money does not pay for the organization, but the organization is reimbursed by medicaid for birth control and medical screenings.

nation. kimberly: another protest, supporters of planned parenthood far outnumbered opponents in dueling rallies in st. paul, minnesota. the police barriers cap thousands of abortion rights supporters away from a couple hundred abortion opponents. the protest were peaceful. coming up, the insane new problem caused by the end of california's drought issues. in a consumer alert that will have you checking cheese in your fridge. a recall.

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in anne arundel county, new information about the police chase that started in d.c. and wound up at the maryland live casino. sam ford joins us with an update. it sounds like the scenes have been connected. o, actually, kimberly, it sounds like confusion. basically, 9:30 last night in d.c. on division avenue, a carjack victim was shot and kicked out of his car and they took off. it was a dark cherokee. the lookout went out for that vehicle. turns out that vehicle was later found the burn. but a the point, they were looking for this vehicle. prince george's county sees a vehicle, there is a chase that goes from prince george's county to anne arundel county, where the chase continues. the driver drives into the maryland live casino and tries to disappear.

do with the carjacking, but he has marijuana on him, he has a thousand dollars cash, and there is a warrant for his arrest, so he is trying to elude police. live,o into maryland people panic and get out, but when it is sorted out, these are two cases. one case where a man was essentially trying to escape the police and he was caught in the casino. the other case, there were probably two individuals who carjacked and shot a man, who survived, and the police are still looking for them. but that is the situation here in anne arundel county, as explained to us. the guy that was arrested had nothing to do with the carjacking and shooting in d.c. live from maryland, sam ford, abc 7 news. kimberly: wow, all right. so the lookout was the connection. tonight, a 7 on your side consumer alert -- sar

gento is recalling some cheese because of listeria concerns. the cheese was from indiana cheese maker. there may have been a listeria contamination. the long list of products are on your screen. i will not read them all, but you may want to take a close look at your fridge and see if gento cheeset sar and toss it out. before we got to stormwatch, check out these gusty winds. incredible video showing the 18 wheeler cruising down the highway when some strong winds tossed it over. the big rig crushed a police cruiser, the wind gusting over 70 miles per hour. luckily, nobody was inside the car when it was hit. patrol released the video to remind drivers to take high wind advisories seriously. we have some high wind heading our way. josh:

in effect that could be changed into a high wind warning. this evening stays quiet, the clouds moving back in. because of the cloud cover, the temperature stay relatively steady. 4:30 on thening, futurecast, rain moving in up and down the shenandoah valley. then it is towards d.c. at about 7 a.m. early plans for church, you are likely dealing with showers. get through the morning, that will really favor places further north of d.c. we hang onto that chance until about lunchtime, 11:00 a.m. then dryer in the afternoon. a little sunshine towards the end of the day. the further south you live tomorrow, much warmer, more sunshine. the further north, some of us will be stuck in the 40's. it's a different scenario depending on where you live.

8 a.m. monday morning, the wind will be the biggest story. that is when we have the high wind watch. at this point it could be changed to a high wind advisory or warning. a good amount of sunshine that day but windy, and with the colder temperatures the windchill is stuck in the 30's. tonight, only into the 40's, comfortable, mostly cloudy. showers developed by the morning. 60 the highabout tomorrow, but 49 hagerstown, could be 73 in fredericksburg. a very different story the penning on where you live, north of interstate 70 is where we really see the cooler temperatures. monday, hanging in the mid 40's. some of us could see 60 mile-per-hour wind. the windchill stuck in the 20's and 30's as we go through the day monday. a very big change for us heading into the work weight. 70% chance of rain tomorrow, windy weath

monday, valentine's day topping out in the 50's. dry towards the middle of the week, a slim chance of rain or snow flakes wednesday, but i don't be a big deal. next weekend, drier weather and warmer weather, back into the 60's. with a verygetown convincing win over marquette. in a huge honor for a local legend at

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maryland basketball on the map in the 1970's and 1980's. his number was retired in the rafters. terps wereame, the up 25-31 at the break. later, in the second half, the terps down five. wins,nd hangs on and 86-77. if georgetown wants to go dancing in march, they need to pick up the pace. they will probably have to win out and go deep in the big east tournament. today against marquette, things were good. l.j. peak fires the rainbow, that is good. he had 20 in the game. hoyas led at the break. second half, georgetown runs all over marquette. rodney prior beats everyone down the field for this. georgetown wins, 8

0-62. coach thompson: that is a very good offensive team. they have good players and do good stuff, so to speak. 14only let them attempt three-pointers, i have to give our guys credit for their excellent work today. robert: the capitals looked to extend their home winning streak heading into their bye week. they will host the anaheim ducks tonight. was their 11th straight win. meanwhile, the ducks snapped a three-game losing streak thursday against buffalo, so they are hungry. 7:30.rops at and draymond green was the first nba player to record a triple-double while only scoring single digit points. winwarriors are now 18-0 green has a

kimberly: like ice skating. robert: speaking of the warriors, kevin durant is going back to oklahoma city tonight, his first time since leaving the thunder and signing with the golden state warriors. not sure the crowd will be so receptive. that is tonight right here on abc 7. and george mason just tipped off , that game is on our sister station, news channel 8. kimberly: will oklahoma fans remember the good work? robert: i think they will act like scorned lovers. we will see.

kimberly:

i don't know how you are doing this weather forecast, because this is tough. josh: the interesting tomorrow. today the temperatures bread was from the east to the west, tomorrow will be north to south. 62 is a middle-of-the-road number. inxpect some of us will be the 70's, further south, some of us will be in the 40's, hagerstown and closer to frederick. bigwindy weather is the story, sunday night into monday, specifically monday morning, we could see wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour. the good news, valentine's day, nice and quiet, 51 degrees. heading out to dinner or anything like that, should be good to go. next weekend, the temperatures warming up, and i think that should stay dry and bring us more sunshine. kimberly: ladies, don't get your hair done monday. thank you for joining us. have a great night. we will see you

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