q: not worth his life, a loss prevention officer killed trying to stop a shoplifter. the manhunt underway for the man who stabbed him to death at a store in potomac mills. princethe district, george george's county police searching for the gun man who fired at an officer in capitol heights. and the united on opening night, packed at rfk for the new season. the new starts now. at 11:00 starts now with breaking news. q: breaking news from prince george's county. thank you for joining us. i'm q mccray. a man fired at an officer in capitol heights and the officer fired back. the

crossed into the district, where kevin lewis the latest on the investigation. q, this is a very confusing crime scene. you had appointed to this being police,risdiction, d.c. other maryland police agencies trying to capture this person or the people who shot at an officer. add to that this is a large area. we are on the southern avenue border between d.c. and prince george's county. when we first arrived in 90 minutes ago, it was very fluid, canines, officers with long rifles. two helicopters in the year, one with a spotlight on various neighborhoods, a number of squad beamwith their side looking down alleys and t

whomever shot at an officer in prince george's county. about 15 minutes ago, three members of the prince george's county public information office arrived on scene. they are currently trying to get all of the facts in order. we were hoping to had that information, but so far they are still coordinating all of the facts. a lay of the land, back alive, to my left, this is an apartment complex where there was a heavy police presence, and still to a degree still is, and down the way here, that is a recreation center. is an the rec center outdoor park and a playground. there are a number of officers on the tennis courts, police tape around the playground in the park. we

play in this, and we also do not know if the manhunt continues. there is still a helicopter circling overhead. kevin lewis, abc 7 news. also developing tonight, in prince william county, a loss prevention officer is dead. , and the mantabbed who stabbed him is pictured on our screen. outside of the burlington coat factory at potomac mills mall. anna-lysa gayle is live in woodbridge with the man who was killed and the man accused of stabbing him. q, the burlington coat factory closed early because of the deadly stabbing. the police believe the shoplifting and now murder suspect ran in that direction after stabbing the loss prevention employee. tonight they need the public's help to find him. a line of officers scoured a nearby parking lot for a murder

responded to the burlington coat factory at potomac mills mall at about 2:30 saturday afternoon, where they found larry drumgole suffering from a stab wound. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. part of the loss prevention team, they say that larry employeeand another try to stop a man they saw shoplifting in the store. he has been identified as jamel kingsburg. thehey found him towards exit, but the confrontation continues outside where he was stabbed. this coworker said he was a dedicated family man and employee. >> a very strong person and a great father to his children and a great husband to his wife. i just know that he took his job very serious, loved his job. anna-lysa: this person worked with larry drumgole at a burlington coat factory in 2012. >>

worth this man's life. this is heartbreaking and i hope justice will be served. anna-lysa: the police are still searching for jamel kingsburg. if you see him, contact the prince william county police department. he is about 6'2", 190 pounds. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. q: we are also following this story, no arrests yet in the sexual assault case of a woman in d.c.'s colorado neighborhood. the man broke into the woman's home last night. investigators say the woman was tied up, blindfolded, and sexually assaulted. >> it's very unsettling. to hear of a break-in is one thing, but the physical attack is unsettling. q: the man also stole several items. investigators say they do not have a description of the attacker. other kalorama

family, and jeff bezos, the founder of amazon.com. theilly weekend, to say least, and will continue. josh knight is in the weather center with a forecast. josh: for a lot of us, this will be one of the coldest mornings we have had in a while. clear skies all day long, still clear tonight, allowing temperatures to drop quickly. a nice shot of the capital, looking nice most of the day. the big reason for the chilly temperatures, the clear skies the rest of the night. at least it will still be clear tomorrow. we will get all of the sunshine back. in temperatures, once we add the breeze, 24 degrees d.c., 26 quantico, 21 winchester right now. tomorrow morning, waking up with many of us actually in the teens.

theting off around 23 in district, 30 degrees at 10:00, still below freezing. about 43 degrees a high temperature. a lot like it was today. the one nice thing, a much bigger improvement from today, less of a breeze. we had very windy weather today. tomorrow it is much lighter, so it should feel better. we are warming into the 50's and 60's this week. i will let you know when and the timing of rain coming up. these twoho knew theirers remember to friends for stop they crashed into a pole in waldorf. a were just weeks from graduating at westlake high school. in political new

former president obama of wire trumping -- wiretapping trump tower during the elections. trump made the unsubstantiated allegations this morning. he appeared to be referencing a story from the right-wing website breitbart. a statement from former president obama said in part, " no white house official ever interfered with any independent investigation led by the department of justice. either president obama nor any white house official ever ordered officials of any u.s. citizen. any suggestion otherwise is simply false." despite recent controversies, president trump's supporters rallied in several states today. a couple hundred people gathered at the national mall, holding campaign signs and flags. organizeds were online. cities, opponents o

while nearly all of the process were peaceful, at some events in california there were hostilities. and talk about fireworks, police in st. paul, minnesota, say antitrust protesters may have tried to set off fireworks inside of the capital building during a pro-trump rally. six trump opponents instigated a fight with the crowd. they were arrested and charged with rioting and disorderly conduct. big changes at airport security checkpoints. plang up, the new rigorous to combat tsa failures around the nation. >> [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, ♪ -- >> ♪ the rockets red glare q: hitting the right

q: returning to our breaking that we talked about at the top of the show, and officer-involved shooting, the search for a man who fired at the offic

southeast d.c., and this news conference is happening live right now. kevin: lieutenant, what happened tonight? >> officers received a call for a fight on kayak avenue. when they arrived on the scene, one of the victims said he was robbed. they gave a description of the suspect and another officer in the area saw a gentleman matching the description. they try to stop a man he fled into d.c. during the pursuit, there was an exchange of gunfire. the suspect is still outstanding and we are looking for him. we are asking for anyone with information to call. as well as, mpd please come forward if they have information. kevin: did the person at the home who was robbed know the suspect or did appear to be a random incident? investigation is very young and officers are trying to figure out what happened. kevin: any body camera footage? >>

very fresh. we are still looking at evidence. kevin: the description of the suspect that large? >> i don't have a description of him yet, but follow us on social media and will put that out as soon as we have it. not that we know of at this time. kevin: and the officer that fire their service weapon, a veteran with the department, any information as to how long he has been with prince george's county? >> we are not releasing that information at this point, but follow us on social media and we will release that in the future. to the is the update breaking situation, the officer-involved shooting. kevin lewis was on the scene to get the latest details as they are available. talking politics, after recent delays, president trump is set to sign a revised travel ban at the department of homeland security.

been told to work from home as a result. the previous executive o rder was halted by the courts on constitutional grounds. the tsa is implementing a patdown procedure, calling it more copperheads of. the five existing patdown styles. the procedure comes after a study finds that tsa agents were not able to find weapons hidden on people. be prepared for a slower, more deliberate search, but it is necessary. >> they will not have enough individuals to do the pat downs. they are not very concerned. q: travelers are usually patted down if they set off scanners were picked for a more thorough screening or do not go through the body screeners. today was the last day on the

joe clancy. he is retiring after his second stint with the agency. he left the secret service in 2011, but returned in 2014 at the request of then-president president obama to reform the agency after several scandals. the plan successor has not been announced yet. -- they ares looking for singers this morning. take a listen. >> ♪ and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ >> ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ q: they held auditions this morning for national anthem singers for the 2017 season. 50 candidates saying the star-spangled banner in front of a panel of judges. you will see the winners when they hit the field this season. the opener is april 3. some of themid

josh: that's a nice way to put it. that is crazy, less done a month. q: time is flying. josh: heading into march, feeling a little more like winter, going backwards. tomorrow morning, starting off in the teens in the suburbs. if you have early things sunday morning, church, that sort of thing, bundle up. 28 degrees right now in rockville, but it feels more like 24. tomorrow, the brees will settle down some. the actual windchill temperature tomorrow will not be quite as far apart as today. it will not feel as bad tomorrow. we have the temperatures about degrees right now in d.c., but the high-pressure center to the north will continue with this northerly flow. we are stuck on the colder side of our next system, and it will stay that way pretty much all day tomorrow. tomorrow morning, 16

to 24 degrees is the spread. even downtown, d.c., baltimore, still into the low to mid 20's. in the teens, those numbers further off to the north and west. throughout the day, only about 30 by lunchtime, 38 by 2 p.m. if you have lunch plans, we have sunshine, but it will be cold. the good news, not as windy. high temperature topping out around 43 degrees, still cold and below average. sunday night into monday, the high pressure goes down to the southeast, starts to bring in warmer air. sunday, it really does not move up too much. we see the big bump tuesday when we get the more mild air pushing in. however, there is a cold front behind that that will bring us rain tuesday afternoon and evening. at 44,e topped out tomorrow 43, mid 50's monday, hitting 60 tuesday, but tuesday afternoon and

the chance of rain. adding on at least 10 degrees each day as we get to tuesday. dry on wednesday and thursday. a little drop off, but not too much after the cold front. next weekend, the temperatures will be on the more mild side, looking at the numbers in the low 60's. and a slight chance next weekend of showers. at this point, does not look like anything to get in the way. and if you have not been watching the calendar, next saturday, we spring forward. q: more sunlight. josh: exactly, makes the evening nicer. q: josh, thank you. sports was action-packed. scott: it was very busy. soccer is back. d.c. united opened the season. and the caps looked asked continue their winning ways at home.

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by local toyota dealers. scott: the washington capitals love playing at home. the numbers don't lie, my friends, winning 14 straight games at the verizon center. the caps have not lost in regulation at home since december. orlov fires, dmitry the slapper, lights the lamp, tied at 1-1. er time, nicklas backstrom ends it, a beautiful wrister, his 24th goal of the season. the caps comeback to beat the flyers, 2-1. season has arrived for d.c. united, their final season at rfk stadium. today, the season opener at home against k.c. th

in the 17th minute on a penalty kick. denied by the goalie, but the rebound stopped as well. finishes in a 0-0 ti. here is been olsen after the game. -- here is ben olsen after the game. : we still have a bunch of chances. still stack up the legitimate chances in this game. i still think we had the better ones. on a different day, maybe we get out of here with three points. scott: a week ago the maryland men's basketball team was contending for the big ten season title. that did not work out, so they are working on tournament seeding. a victory today against michigan state would lock up the number three seed and the all-important double bye. tied at

melo trimble pulls up from long range, boom, the three ball is good. one more chance for the spartans. 1.1 seconds remaining, full-court pass, no good. maryland wins a thriller, 63-60. the terps will be the number three seed in the big ten tournament. georgetown hosting villanova. 3 on the hot seat, trying to snap a four-game skid. rodney prior mary's the jumper. he had 21 points. -- rodney prior buries the jumper. former sidwell friends star josh hartnett asked down three of his 41 points. with 19.kins tips in georgetown falls 81-55, finishing 6-12 in the big east. atlantic 10, george washington

tyler kavanaugh, his last game at the smith center. he finished 9-16 from the field, leading all scorers with 30 points. beat dayton, pulling off the upset. gw has now won five in a row. big ten semifinals, women's basketball, maryland against michigan state. closing seconds of the third, from way out, boom. the freshman put the terps up i 11. maryland advances to its third straight conference finals, 100-89. kirk cousins has a lot more money in his mac account for the coming season. that's good because he needs to save up on diapers. cousins and his wife julia announced today on social media they are expecting their first child in september. kirk also took to twitter asking his followers for some "add ou

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a canadian truck driver is thankful tonight after spending two nights trapped in the wreckage of his truck after it slid off the road. passing cars could not see him and he had no cell phone reception, so he just could wait to be found. it still took search-and-rescue an entire day to free him. they had to call another mechanic to free the truck's transmission. coming up, the final look at the forecast.