shot to death. >> that was our baby. . that was the love of our life michelle: a young woman gunned down while home from spring break. horace: the mysterious murder of an artist. the face that the police want you to look out for. michelle: obamacare stays. with it, division. >> this is a disappo

for us. >> today is a great day for our country. michelle: the bill to replace obamacare crashes and burns. what's next? a killerirst at 11:00, is still out there. 19 euro woman was shot to death in northeast this week while watching her friends shoot a music video. anna-lysa gayle spoke with the family as they search for the killer. ♪ anna-lysa: hundreds packed largo high school friday night to remember mcallister, shot and killed monday night in northeast and a parking lot off of benning road, were a friend's music video was being filmed. >> that was the love of our life. >> she was a beautiful spirit. anna-lysa: her parents sat in the front row as colleagues and mentors remembered her as a hard-working and vibrant student.

my eyes and say i will be just like you. i never knew how much that meant until now. anna-lysa: over the years, ayana played basketball at largo high school before graduating. she also participated in the maryland state police cadet program. she was attending saint augustine in north carolina, where she was majoring in criminal justice. she was home on spring break when she was murdered. >> we will miss her. >> i have found faith i did not even know i had. so far, no arrests have been made in connection with her murder. this flyer was distributed at the vigil tonight. $25,000 r

could lead to an arrest. live in largo tonight, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. now, a developing right nuclear image of the person of interest in the murder of an artist in d.c.. the police are trying to identify and find this person. the artist from burtonsville was found bound to a chair and stabbed to death in a northeast road home. the police are looking for this person of interest and the victim's car, a prius with kentucky tags. michelle: delayed, then pulled. the republicans plan to replace obamacare did not even make it away vote today. horace: is the battle over? tom roussey with the fallout from both sides tonight. >> the best thing we can do politically speaking is to let obamacare go as it is now.

you heard my speeches to repeal it and replace it with an 64 days. that's a long time. tom: for now, the door is closed. >> we will be living with obamacare for the foreseeable future. >> today is a great day for a country. celebrateddemocrats the pulling of the bill. >> without this was a bad bill. >> this is a dark day for the republican party. tom: this george washington university political professor said the gop was able to pass bills to repeal obamacare when they knew that obama veto them, but not now. take the levers of power and fail in spectacular fashion goes to the heart of, what is the republican party about?

horace: an alert howard county police officer is credited with breaking up a human trafficking ring. officers pulled over a car yesterday. in thespected the woman car with the driver was a human trafficking victim. the driver is accused of trafficking nine women to texas. they say that he transported women to hotels. michelle: new developments in a deadly shooting at a home in waldorf. the police say the incident was a murder suicide. neighbors heard shots fired on westdale court and called the police. carlson goodwin shot his wife and two daughters, ages 4 and 17 and turned the gun on himself. both girls died. their mother is expected to survive. horace:

family of five cannot go home tonight after a massive fire in woodbridge. firefighters say that the fire was so intense so fast that those inside had to jump from a second-floor. two adults and three kids were hurt, but not seriously. michelle: we want to clear out what has been spreading messages about missing girls in the district. picturesave seen these , retweets about them, including one from ll cool j, but the police are reiterating tonight they are not putting out reports on all -- they are now putting out reports him on missing persons under 16 and over the age of 65, but they say almost all of them eventually turn up. >> we want are missing girls returned. michelle: the message from the police is this -- young women are not being kidnapped.

that one person missing is too many. she announced a new plane tonight to address the issue. among the initiatives, increasing officers assigned to children and family services, expand the missing persons webpage and social media, and support public education addressing missing people. watch the whole statement from mpd and find out more about missing persons cases at wjla.com. steve: we made it to the friday, and we are gearing up for a mild start saturday. the temperatures mainly in the 55 to start the day. in terms of the day planner tomorrow, if you like warmer temperatures, they are on the way. 75 degrees by the afternoon, no added clouds. we should stay dry most of the day. we are tracking showers sunday, then another warm-up on the way the beginning of next week. more on that coming up. mi

inorrow marks another year the infamous missing persons case in our area. 42 years ago tomorrow, sheila and catherine lyons disappeared walking home from wheaton plaza mall. their bodies were never found. -- a convicted sex offender has been charged with their murders and is awaiting trial. horace: take a look at these images. the police say this guy is robberies. five in most cases, a gun was shown. if you have information, call the police. michelle: uniting voices to end hate, islamic and jewish communities rallying for peace tonight. tim barber was there. ♪ songsifferent

one goal. >> inclusiveness. the tonight, people from jewish, muslim, and indian communities gathered on the steps of this northwest washington synagogue to light candles and stand in solidarity against hate crimes that terrorize their communities. >> it's about having peace through all communities. tim: tonight slogan, we stand together. >> there should be no discrimination based on race, gender, or skin color. tim: but discrimination across the country has led to vandalism, bomb threats, and murders. hate this group is trying to disarm with a love. in northwest washington, tim barber, abc 7 news. horace: a

tennessee school bus driver pled not guilty in a deadly crash. the authorities say that jonathan walker was speeding in november when he swerved and crashed. six kids on the school bus were killed. walker was charged with using electric device while driving. michelle: the former president of penn state university convicted in connection with the sandusky sex abuse scandal. he was found guilty of child endangerment. he failed to report allegations of abuse by former assistant football coach gerry sandusky. it took the jury 13 hours to reach a verdict. a guilty plea from a man accused of opening fire and a d.c. restaurant full stop edgar monthss facing 18 to 60 oin federal prison. he fired shots inside of comet ping-pong. michelle: on this friday

night, a story to inspire us -- a veteran wounded in afghanistan, a double amputee, nelly police officer. horace: he lost his legs in 2011 and uses prosthetics, but he would not let go of his dream to become a law-enforcement officer. he started training at a police academy in upstate new york and says that giving up was not an option. >> i think my injury made me a better person and made me appreciate who i am, where i come from, and the ability to continue to do what i love to do. horace: he is set to graduate from the academy tomorrow and become the department's first double amputee. michelle: wow. and wrong journey for an elderly couple in wheelchairs. michelle: they were flying to michigan and wound up on the wrong airplane landing in new york. they got lost, and what they are saying now.

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no injuries after this massive fire in waldorf at a junkyard. cars and scrap metal caught fire and it took crews hours to get it under control. it's under investigation at this hour. you think you have safe parking for a day and then have this. in nearby car started leaking gas and exploded. seven other cars nearby ignited with flames spreading all the way down the park. many cars were badly charred, but no reports of injuries. no changes to obamacare, but president trump acted on a key issue, signing off on the keystone pipeline. pipeline willial carry oil from canada to nebraska. michelle: a 7 on your side health alert about birth control and good news about the pill.

take the pill reduced their risk of colon, and to meet real -- indoor meet real cancer, and blood cancer. horace: we are hearing what harrison ford said after a close call involving his airplane. problem,perienced a landing on a taxiway instead of a runway last month in anifornia, flying right over american airlines flight that was waiting to take off moments later. he said he was distracted. >> i landed on the taxiway. horace: there were less than 100 feet between ford and the passengers on the other flight. michelle: a florida vacation did not end the way that an elderly couple had planned. them tickets at the airport and brought them to fort lauderdale to board a flight to grand rapids,

when onto a flight at the neighboring gate. they landed in new york, hundreds of miles from their home. allegiant airlines had to fly them back to fort lauderdale and finally home to grand rapids. >> imagine them getting wheeled on the wrong airplane, flown across the united states, and sent back. allegiant has apologized and said that a boarding scanner glitch was responsible. this we can become crowds flocking to check out cherry blossoms in full bloom. horace: there were serious concerns about this year's peak bloom, but many trees along the tidal basin's made it and tomorrow's temperatures should push them to their best. to if you do head out there the cherry blossoms, share your pictures. add them to our gallery yet burst.com/wjla.

there. steve: tomorrow will be the day to check out the cherry blossoms. mild, not terribly sunny, but the temperatures work toward vantage. right now, 57 at reagan national, 61 leesburg, 63 luray. stormwatch 7 satellite and radar, skies are clearing out nicely from the district, alexandria, arlington, prince george's county. further to the north and west, hagerstown, garrett county, allegheny county, the panhandle of west virginia. nighttime lows tonight, 50 to 55 degrees, hardly a cloud in the sky, the wind out of the southwest at five. a mild start to the saturday morning. the farmers market or checking out the cherry blossoms, taking the dog out, good weather. in the 50's.

through the daytime tomorrow, in terms of futurecast, look what happens, we start off cool, but then we warm nicely. degrees..m., 75 to 77 a little cooler off to the west. 70 to 73. down,ow evening, we cool but it will be above average in terms of temperatures for this time of year. 9 p.m. tomorrow, contemplating going to a rooftop restaurant downtown d.c., make your reservation right now online and take advantage of the nice weather. tamara looks good, 75 degrees. clouds later in the day. waitnk the clouds will most of the day, but don't be surprised. if you are looking for a cold front, tomorrow is not the day. the futurecast, a few showers as we move into sunday morning.

off until sunday evening into sunday night and early monday. as we head towards 11:00 in the evening, all of this moves our way. we need every drop we can get. impact outdoor activities during the day, most of the rain at night. dayr a beautiful and warm saturday, middle 50's and clouds sunday, a better chance of rain late in the day. middle 70's monday and the same tuesday. a little showers. wednesday about 70, cooler thursday, in the 60's friday and saturday. then the following week, back into the 70's. spring has sprung. tomorrow is the better of the two days this weekend. michelle: today was bao bao's public debut at her new home, clearing quarantined in china. she was born at the national zoo in

breeding partnership with center china last month. the three-year-old is now at a breeding refuge in southwestern china. and look at this. this is the kind of thing you cannot look away from. horace: a first-ever flight went right through. how much would you pay to be on this?

horace: look at this new video from the southern lights, this from a special flight in new zealand. this happens in the north, too. michelle: would you want to go on this flight? depends. one seat costs $2,800. horace: that's what it depends on. michelle: still

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still feel the pain of their last loss to an underdog pac-12 team. washington knocked the terps out in the second round last season. firstwill be the ducks' ever sweet 16 game, and the terps hope that they can use their experience to an advantage. >> they play hard. they have hung with a lot of great teams. we have to make sure that we play 40 minutes. >> it's a team that will not make mistakes on their own, they will not beat themselves, so we have to take the game. erin: hard not to look ahead to connecticut, but have to beat oregon first. and the redskins signed a former ram to their receiving corps. you have to think that cleveland may not be playing their hardest , now that they are getting ready for the playoffs. we will see.

michelle: a lot of folks have weekend plans. steve: tomorrow is the pick of the two days. 75 degrees the daytime high tomorrow. cooler sunday with a better chance of showers late in the day. then monday, middle 70's. same tuesday. cooler wednesday, mid 60's thursday and friday. back into the 70's the end of the following weekend. in terms of the cold weather, nighttime lows, nothing in the 30's. upper 40's. erin: i'm putting my winter clothes away now. michelle: thank you for watching. have a good night.

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