a car plowed into a lady. alison: london under attack, targeted by terror. and ae-fueled trip gruesome hate crime. revelations about the man wielding the knife.

wiretapping. why the president feels vindicated, but it's not over yet. >> now, abc 7 news at 11:00 am on your side. alison: london is in shock tonight, four people dead, 40 wounded when terror struck in the heart of the city. shotlle: the attacker was by the police, but not before a rampage spanning several crime scenes. tom roussey traces the path of the investigation happening now. tom: this happened in a heavy rism area in central london. the terrorist is accused of hitting multiple people on the bridge, then making a left turn into parliament where he crashed into the fence, running onto the property and stabbing a police officer to death before he was killed. police in the u.k. suspect islamic extremism was behind the terrorist attack. >> and we will all move forward together. ne

tom: the police officer who was stabbed was 48-year-old keith palmer, a husband and father. he was killed near the entrance of westminster hall. the alleged terrorist was then shot and killed. moments before, he had injured dozens on the bridge, sending one woman into the river. after crashing, the terrorist made it onto parliament property, but not inside, where members were meeting. >> this was for real. tonight, british police believe they know the name of the attacker, but they are not making a public right now. we don't have the names of the other victims, but we do know that tourists were among those injured. alison: the eiffel tower is dark tonight, showing solidarity with the victims of today's attack.

paris was targeted by terror in 2015 and security around the tower has been significantly increased. stay up-to-date on breaking news on this investigation i signing up for text alerts at wjla.com /text. in thee: breaking news investigation into russian coordination with the trump campaign. cnn reporting the fbi has information suggesting associates of then-candidate trump communicated with russian operatives, doing a possibly to coordinate the release of information damaging hillary clinton. meantime, the president's former campaign chairman is pushing back on a bombshell report he made millions of dollars by helping russian president vladimir putin. he admits to working for a russian billionaire close to putin a decade ago, but denies an associated press report he was working to advance putin's political interests. >>

you have hired him? >> i don't know, he was hired to count delegates. michelle: they also deny corruption allegations in the ukraine. there are more new developments in president trump's assertion that former president obama wiretapped phones at trump tower. the head of the house intelligence committee says he has found some evidence president trump calls a vindication. >> i have seen intelligence reports that clearly show that the president-elect and his team were, i guess at least, with what appears to beraw -- i should not say role, but intelligence reporting channels. núñez saidgressman it was not a wiretap, as the president had called it. data from

trump campaign manager's may have been swept up under other intelligence. the committee has still not received the intercepts or other information the chairman was iterring to, and therefore is impossible for us to evaluate any of the merits of what the chairman has said. alison: we will keep you posted as the investigation goes on. >> now your stormwatch 7 forecast. as youcrank up the heat head to bed tonight, a cold start to your thursday morning with temperatures only in the lower to middle 20's. middle to upper 20's around the tidal basin. critical temperatures for the cherry blossoms. the highest tomorrow, upper 40's, near 50 degrees. 10 a.m., 1 p.m., 4 p.m. we are warming into the 70's.

details about the maryland man accused of a hate crime stabbing in new york city. alison: the suspected killer is a military veteran. lindsey mastis is at the live desk, tracking the investigation. the reason this baltimore man travel to new york city is because he believed it's the media capital of the world and he wanted attention for his crime. the suspect fled on surveillance tape, allegedly stabbing a 66-year-old man to death with a 26-inch sword. the police say that he did it simply because the victim was black. >> it is believed he was specifically targeting male blacks. he had been harboring feelings of hate towards them. sey: afterwards, he went to a police station and confessed. he is an army veteran who served in afghanistan for the police do not believe anyone else was attacked. michelle: thank

of interest to tell you about and show you in the brutal murder of a woman in northeast washington. take a look at this picture. the police just released this a few minutes ago and officers want to talk to him about an incident. mehiel wasere corrina found tied to a chair in stabbed to death. she was an artist from north carolina, living here temporarily. the key to solving her murder may be her car, a toyota prius with kentucky tags, missing right now. if you see it, call the police. and they have released a photo of a person of interest. michelle: the police are reviewing footage from surveillance video to catch who shot a 19 euro woman in northeast. mcallister was watching a video shoot when she was killed. neighbors told the police

they were asking for more help to keep their homes say. the police say they will attend a stakeholders meeting and a working to bring justice in this case. alison: a big crowd in the sea to talkabout -- in d.c. about missing children, emotional talk from neighbors and stories from families missing loved ones. the police are working to reassure them. anna-lysa gayle joins us with more. anna-lysa? anna-lysa: city leaders say they are not seeing an increase in the number of missing persons cases, but what they are seeing an increase in his attention through social media. many tonight are outraged. >> [inaudible] anna-lysa: a young person in tears as she stood before mayor muriel bowser and police chief peter newsham while expressing concerns about the young people on the mpd list of missing persons. >> we need help. >>

many kids going missing in the city, and it's been that way for a long time. anna-lysa: newsham says it's not a rise in cases but a improvement in the way the cases are reported. there were several testimonies from people who knew those who went missing, including a mother whose daughter ran away several times. >> my brother disappeared. anna-lysa: a woman whose brother was found murdered after being reported missing. and a person whose mother has not been found after 25 years. derek butler also has a connection to the topic. his sister has not been seen northwestuary 2009 in washington. how has that impact your family? >> my mother is getting up in age and she wants closure. she wants to know what happened. >> what is the solution? anna-lysa: some of the solutions include

services and working together as a community to ensure that every missing person's return home. live in southeast washington, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. by a policen shot officer tonight in southeast. this was the scene, the 4300 block of barnaby road. the victim was conscious and breathing after being shot. the officer was not hurt. it is still under investigation, but the police say the man was using drugs. michelle: rockville high school is increasing security because of threading phone calls. the district confirms there were extra police on hand today. the school was brought into the national spotlight after reports of a rape in a school bathroom. both teenagers accused in the case are suspected of being in the country illegally. alison: on capitol hill, it's not clear if house republicans have the votes needed to pass the first part of the obamacare replacement.

tomorrow, but no time has been scheduled. michelle: for the fourth time in recent weeks, a person is accused of trying to get into the white house. last night a woman climbing the fence was caught when her shoelaces got stuck on the fence. the woman told authorities she was there to meet the president. she is now charged with unlawful entry. construction on a taller perimeter fence will begin next year. alison: two assaults on women walking their dogs in sterling. police are now investigating. one of the victims told the police that a man groped her as she walked her dog at 8 p.m. last night, and a second woman said the same thing happen to her a few minutes later. both incidents were reported in the lowes island area. michelle: a mother fearing for her life after social media ignites a rumor. >> i'm a victim here, not a sex trafficker. alis:

getting death threats, next.

>> the man says if you want to see victoria again, do what we tell you. michelle: a scam that preys on a parent's worst fears. a man in loudoun county got a call saying that his 10-year-old daughter had been kidnapped, the caller demanding $50,000, even using a fake voice of a little girl begging for help. he acted fast, calling the little girl's school, and found that she was safe and sound. >> they are absolute scum. it's a horrible thing they are doing. michelle: this type of virtual kidnapping is on the rise and has happened several times in loudoun county. a virginiay on 7, mother is fighting to clear her name after being accused of sex trafficking. michelle: she said that two teenagers spread allegations on facebook the mother of two c

be involved in sex trafficking. tim barber spoke with the woman in police. >> it's a nightmare, i have not slept. gladman'sten receiving death threats from people who believe she is a sex trafficker. the drama started at this maryland i hop, where she met two teenagers to offer them plating jobs. they thought she might be a sex trafficker. proof? you have >> somewhat, not exactly. she made me nervous. prince george's county detectives found out about the allegations in march, but have not found any evidence of human trafficking in regards to the case. meanwhile, the facebook post has been viewed more than a million times. >> i'm a victim here, not a sex trafficker. adman wants to clear her name. >>

going on, but i'm not part of the problem. but i will like to shed light on the actual situation and people who are actually sex trafficking. tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. a symbol of are safety, but a prince george's county police cruiser almost became the site of a disaster. savedle: a volunteer emt a police officer who was suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning. friends were talking on the phone when the person on the other end of the phone noted that the person was mumbling. say that your best friend came to your aid in saved your life is remarkable. alison: a crack was found in part of the engine and exhaust leaked into the car. the police department calls this an isolated incident.

so fast. d.c. for comes to special screening of "the zookeepers wife." actress jessica chastain was on hand for the showing. the movie tells the story of a polish zookeeper and his wife who helped save hundreds of people and animals during the nazi invasion. it comes out in theaters this week. steve: the high today, 59 degrees. athave dropped 20 degrees reagan national, mainly clear skies, allowing us to drop further as we move through the overnight. the temperatures overspread entire mid-atlantic, towards the great lakes, upper 20's, lower 30's. the satellite and radar from stormwatch 7, hardly any cloud cover all. the high-pressure fills overhead, and a cold night across the dmv. 20 to

overnight, critical temperatures around the tidal basin for the cherry blossoms. , that could 28 damage the blooms as we get through the overnight and early tomorrow morning. we have already lost about 50% of the blossoms so far on all the trees. 23 degrees wake up temperature in bethesda comic old start. upper marlboro 24. you will need your sunglasses and a warm coat. the wind will not be as gusty tomorrow, 9 a.m. upper 20's, near 30 degrees. the wind settles down towards the afternoon. coincide morees with the windchill, some more comfortable. sunshine into 50, the morning through the noon time come into the evening. could be a slow go for the rush-hour commute with all of the sun glare. once the high pressure moves all further to the east, we are looking for the windo

southwest, signaling a really nice warming trend. it starts friday and really picks up during the day saturday. saturday, talking daytime highs in the lower to middle 70's across much of the area. any blossoms that are not out yet will definitely be there saturday. the 10-day outlook, 49 to 50 tomorrow, lower 60 friday, dry. saturday, the pick of the next 10 days, some may hit 75 degrees. showers sunday, much-needed rain sunday night. monday, 70. cooling down into the 60's most of next week, with nighttime lows in the upper 40's, near 50. alison: a little girl is going viral tonight for trying to steal the pope's hat at the vatican. pope francis went to kiss him on the cheek and she swiped his skull cap. the pope just left it

got it back. michelle: a heartwarming story, asked a sophomore with disabilities to the prom, but it's his reaction that is bringing smiles.

michelle: asking someone to the prom can be nerve-racking, but you can only hope for this kind of reaction. >> we go to prom with me? alison: aw. watch the celebration. michelle: more, more! alison: i love it. this was such a celebration from august county, virginia, going viral now. she was asking tyler to the prom. tyler has an intellectual disability, and his response is pure joy. look at this. >>

would have a blast because he loves to dance and be the life of the party. michelle: he does not even need music. he is just so happy. the prom is april 8. rachel will wear a green dress and tyler will have a tie to match. alison: they will have a good time. robert: that's why she asked him. making a first start this spring. and john wall continues to make his case for m.v.p. consideration. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company.

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medicare advantage. leading the way. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: the wizards hosting the hawks tonight. understatement to say the wizards were trying to turn things around. shout out to john wall. game, butmuch of the in the fourth, the wizards take over. bradley beal had 28 points. later, wall making it happen on defense. pokes the ball away, attacked the ba

john wall with a double double, 26 points. baseball, florida, max scherzer on the mound today. the 2016 national league cy young winner had been sidelined until his started a. he pitched into the fifth, gave outfour,ns, struck but he considers today a success. max: got my pitch count up, executing all the off-speed pitches, so came out pretty good. my knuckle is fine. getting through that injury. robert: and the championship game of the world baseball classic, the u.s. is leading puerto rico4-0 in the seventh inning.

alison: the temperatures are really important night for the blossoms. steve: exactly. they are at the puffy white stage today. , anything24 to 28 that has bloomed will probably not look so great this time tomorrow. we should have a spike in the blooms saturday, with what's left of the blooms. milder next week. it's just a bummer that last week we had the snow and sleet and consecutive temperatures in the 20's, and tonight we are getting more cold weather. a lot of folks in town to check them out. they look pretty any way that you look at it. michelle: jimmy kimmel live is next. alison: have a great night.

>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- bill hader, from "superstore," america ferrera, and music from imagine dragons. and now, first things first -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there. very kind. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for come watching. thanks correspond coming. we have so much to get to. starting with -- a very exciting development for those of you who love shopping at costco but hate shopping at costco. soon you will be able to soon have your