7 news at 11:00. gunfire outside of a movie theater in temple hills. the latest on that in a moment. horace: we start in waldorf where four people were shot, two died, two taken to the

in critical condition. anna-lysa gayle is live along west deal court. what are police telling you? anna-lysa: we have learned that a little girl and a man were found dead and two others are in critical condition following the shooting on westdale court inside of a townhouse. investigatorsme have been going in and out of the last few hours. deputies have recent to believe the man found dead was the gun man, but that is still under investigation. they first responded at 8:17 after neighbors heard gunshots. those same neighbors are trying to figure out what led to this deadly shooting. >> it's terrible. >> it's extremely troubling when we have multiple people shot. we don't know what the motive is, and it does not matter at this point. we know we have children hurt,

anna-lysa: we are told the two in critical condition, one is a juvenile female. deputies believe this is a domestic-related incident. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. horace: a man was shot outside of a car outside of a temple hills movie theater. tim barber has the latest. audio] ok, we are having problems with tim's remote. a major active investigation happening right now. sign up for the latest breaking news texts at wjla.com/text. alison: and the other big story tonight -- >> we have been promising the americ

and replace this broken law because it is failing families, and tomorrow we are proceeding. reporter: do you have the vote? do you have the vote? do you have the vote? alison: will itpass? no answer from the house speaker. this after an ultimatum from the president -- no more talks, it's time to vote on health care. that vote is expected tomorrow morning. tom roussey has what happens in the hours before the vote. tom? tom: it has been a furious day and night of negotiations at the u.s. capitol. tonight, the president is saying -- [no audio] tom: the biggest obstacle, members of the freedom caucus, who believe the bill does not do enough to lower costs. >> we are trying to make health insurance and health care more affordable.

republican welfare plan does not do that. tom: concern over costs echoes what democrats like maryland's steny hoyer are saying. >> you will pay a lot more than you do now, and they claim they are reducing the deficit. tom: the president said he is an expert at making deals, but tonight it is widely reported he is done negotiating and once a friday vote. promising then market people we will repeal and replace this law because it is failing families. reporter: do you have the votes? do you have the votes? do you have the votes? tom: president trump -- [no audio] horace: that was tom roussey reporting. professors were arrested at the white house today. 24 people were detained.

police say it was because they are not allowed to stay stationary and they refused to move. we will keep you posted on the vote right here on abc 7 and wjla.com. alison: into the newsroom, secret service workers are facing disciplinary action over this month's white house security breach. cnn is reporting the agency is taking action against at least six employees. earlier this month, a fence jumper wandered the white house grounds for 15 minutes before being arrested. those facing discipline include uniformed personnel and special agents. we continue tonight to follow a tragedy out of calvert county. horace: it is tragic. an eight-month-old baby was killed in a dog attack. the police responded and shot the dog, but it was too late. as anna-lysa gayle reports, the community is in shock. >anna-lysa:

rushed to the house in lusby just after 1 p.m. thursday, where in eight-month-old boy was being attacked by a family dog. a family friend was his babysitter. >> he is outside covered in blood. when deputies arrived, the dog was shot to death in order to stop the attack. they soon determine the infant died from his injuries. this neighbor who asked not to be identified drove by as the police surrounded the court. >> as a mom, i had tears in my eyes. it was really heartbreaking. everybody's in shock. they feel horrible for the family. anna-lysa: anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. horace: the police have scheduled a news conference about the investigation tomorrow. stay with abc 7 for new information. alison: a

prince george's county police officer is facing drunk driving charges for a second time. officer christopher brown clipped a tractor-trailer on the beltway and crashed his cruiser into a guardrail. he then left the scene, but returned and was arrested for drunk driving. in 2012, pled guilty to crashing a cruiser while drunk. he was disciplined but not fired back then. tonight, the chief said he finds the incident "greatly troubling." he apologized to the community and said he will take action when he has all the facts. steve: gearing up for a chilly start friday morning, starting in the 30's. we will rebound nicely as we move through the midmorning and into the afternoon. attic clouds during the early morning, macy see a shower, but don't expect a lot. -- added clouds in the early morning, may see a shower, but don't expect a lot

plus, tracking the rain sunday. the timing of that coming up. scenes on the streets of d.c. during the presidential inauguration. now a lawsuit over how the police handle that. michelle marsh has the update. horace, the group behind the lawsuit claims the police department is withholding documents about how the january 20 protest was handled. more than 200 people were arrested. the suit said that mpd and interim police chief peter newsham refused to release police records that they claim should be made available to the public under the first amendment and federal laws. notsuit asks that newsham be confirmed until there is a full investigation into the actions and a release of the documents for stop we reached out to mpd for a response. they sai

pending litigation. alison: a 75-year-old man injured in yesterday's terror attack in london has died. that brings the death toll to four. one american is among the dead. a utah resident and his wife were celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. the police say the attacker acted alone. he was known to authorities as an islamic extremist. the police are carrying out raids across the country and have arrested a people already. horace: a jewish teenager arrested for threatening jewish community centers? the police say he is behind several bomb threats that radel jewish institutions across the united states. the motive remains unknown. details inlling new a hate crime investigation in new york city. the suspect telling police he stabbed a man because he was black

practice. james jackson of maryland told the police that he wanted to kill others. he was arraigned today on murder charges. horace: rockville high school and epicenter of threats and fear following a disturbing student rape investigation. the two teenagers charged are expected -- suspected of being here illegally. the police confirmed a threat to burn down the school and shoot illegals. >> the idea somebody would want to shoot the illegals in our schools makes everyone uncomfortable and is not reflect the values of montgomery county. horace: there was a protest in bethesda with an appearance of governor larry hogan. abc 7 asked the governor about the case. he said it is an ongoing investigation and he is waiting for all of the facts. alison: a driver is dead tonight after a crash involving a school bus. the police a that her car crossed the centerline and

the school bus head on. sky track 7 flew over the scene in la plata. there were no students on the bus at the time. the bus driver was not hurt. an arrest tonight after a man tried to steal more than $800,000 of jewelry from sears. this happened st. patrick's day night at the sears and white oak. the police say that the person hit in the store until it closed, then used a hammer from the hardware section to smash open the jewelry cases. officers caught him running up front door and he had $830,000 in loot. an elderly veteran gets the gift of a lifetime. >> people were so nice to give. it made me cry. horace: tears of joy. how he wants to use his bucket list to help fellow veterans.

alison: happening now, new pushes to find

high-profile murders in d.c. thisolice are looking for person of interest in connection to an artist who was tied to a chair and stabbed to death in a northwest rowhouse this week. and it has been eight months since the murder of a dnc worker. among those investigating, a forensic physiologist and a security specialist. 11:00, d.c. is staying a sanctuary city amid a fiery debate over immigration tonight. met one family scared of the worst scenario that would leave a seven-year-old child alone in the country. tim barber has more. uncle fled toand the united states to flee violence in honduras. she worries what will happen to her seven-year-old cousin if his parents are deported.

she is looking to get answers about immigration questions from a source that some people fear -- law enforcement. >> our policy has not changed. tim: mpd explained how officers operate in our so-called sanctuary city. >> we do not ask immigration status. means they do not report illegal immigrants to federal authorities, which some people disagree with. if they are stealing something or harming somebody, are you going to report that to ice? >> my family here would always take care of him, but that does not seem right at all. tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. horace: several arrests in a library, gun store

crime-fighting tool. they unveiled its mobile crime lab for national integrated ballistic information, allowing it is to travel the country and process gun crime scenes. it allows for quicker processing of a list take evidence -- quicker processing of ballistic evidence. alison: the pay system took effect january 1 at reston town center, and a lot of visitors and businesses are unhappy with this. businesses say they are losing sales, some as much as 20%. jackson's mighty fine food and lounge has sued the landlord to -based parkingp system, sing it is not working well and it violates tenants' and guest' rights. >> we have to do something. alison:

properties for their side of the story. they said they would not comment on pending litigation. metro fares are going up. you will soon pay 10 since more on peak hours in the train. off-peak hours $.25 more. for metro buses, the price to twofrom $1.75 dollars. horace: a veteran bucket list dream comes true with a canoe. alison: this is in the boston area. korean war, a veteran, wanted to canoe around cape cod. he reached out to the local police department for help, and they got an overwhelming response. he recalled memories of seeing dolphins on a past trip. >> and that's where i took my sweetheart before we were married. i had

alison: he has a romantic, too. he says he has a new mission to provide good news to veterans -- to provide canoes to veterans as a form of relaxation. steve: upper 30's, lower 40's right now, dropping into the under mainlyht o clear skies. nighttime lows, 30 to 36 degrees, the wind out of the south at 5 to 10. the wake-up temperatures, out the door tomorrow morning, off to the metro stop and school, maybe taking the dog out, chile, about freezing for much of the area. we have a warm front on the way that may trigger some isolated showers, hagerstown, woodstock, harrisonburg, early tomorrow morning. i don't believe it will amount to a whole lot. the

plenty of sunshine, and the temperatures jump. warmer temperatures on the way, but the warmest air is over the weekend. the highs tomorrow , 60to 65. saturday, lower to middle 70's around the dmv. a good mix of sun and clouds, staying dry. outdoor activities a firm go. check out what is left of the cherry blossoms at the tidal basin. this could be the weekend to do it. the 10-day outlook from stormwatch 7, lower 60's toorrow to middle 60's, up 75 saturday. cooler sunday with a better chance of showers late in the day come into the evening. chance of lingering showers early monday. tuesday, 70 degrees. week, we holdnext in the lower 60's with nighttime lows well above freezing.

blossoms. if you want to check them out, this weekend is when they are at the peak, the puffy white stage. and we do not have any more nights below freezing. horace: are you going down this weekend? steve: i will. i will be behind that tree. alison: that will be you? horace: oh, that one. some scary moments at a high school cafeteria. alison:

alison: it was a moment of life or death at a high school cafeteria in wisconsin, and tonight a teenager is thinking his friend for saving him from choking -- thanking. horace: he used the heimlich maneuver to save his friend. >>

i cannot say thank you enough. horace: absolutely. he learned the life-saving measure in a poce explorers program. too, just walked over and did what he needed to do. horace: good training.

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. erin: the capitals are still all alone in first place in the metropolitan division with just nine games to go. cap's down 1-01 the third, marcus johansson, tie game. this goes to a shoot out. goal, collidesy in, makes it look easy. braden holtby like a stone wall. caps win 2-1. consecutive losing seasons, public cries, multiple player transfers and early departures, georgetown

seasons. under him, the holy is made eight ncvaa tournament -- the hoyas made eight ncaa tournaments, but missed the last three. patrick ewing could be a favorite to land the job come if interested. another name that has emerged is the harvard head coach, tommy amaker, who is a northern virginia native. he turned harvard into a powerhouse. and former redskins defensive dealicky signed a one-year with the green bay packers. -- ricky jean francois signed a one-year deal with the green bay packers. horace: totally surprised they fired him. of an era.

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