>> it sounded like somebody threw a rock through glass. kimberly: happening now, an apartment fire sparks an investigation. the fire sent people scrambling to safety. over thend confusing missing person cases in d.c.

look at the numbers and how one local leader thinks he can help. and grab an umbrella before you go tomorrow morning. now, abc 7 news at 11:00 am on your side. kimberly: developing right now, one man is dead, a second recovering after a double shooting in college park. thank you for joining us. i'm kimberly suiters. shooting happened at the college park apartments come across the street from the popular ikea on route one. anna-lysa gayle spoke with a neighbor who called for help. ata-lysa: a fight reported the camden college park apartments turned into a homicide investigation sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. this neighbor called 911 after hearing a commotion. >> i was smoking a

of rustling at the top of the steps. people started running and i heard a bang, and heard some of the say, call 911, call 911. he later learned a man was shot to death inside the apartment holding and a second person -- inside of the apartment building and a second person suffered non-life-threatening injuries. he remembers another murder investigation on the same street two years ago. >> in the parking garage, the second parking garage. so far, no arrests have been made in the latest homicide investigation and the victim has not been identified. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: tonight, a prince george's county family is struggling through their painful emotions after 15-year-old dennis taylor was gunned down last night. the police believe he may have been targeted. friends

cookout when he got a text message and turned around. teens,ily said like most he got into some trouble, but they cannot imagine who would want him dead. >> we want to know what happened to him. what made them do that to him. he was only 15. kimberly: the police found a gun at the scene. family members will hold a vigil for dennis taylor known in the neighborhood as "chick" tomorrow. plenty of questions about an in takomafire park. cheryl conner has the new information tonight. i see smoke coming from my neighbor's apartment. cheryl: she ran downstairs to let the firefighters into the apartment building. >> when i opened the door, the smoke was so

is no way we are getting out this way. cheryl: the fire started on the first floor of the hillwood manner apartments at about 4:15. >> i'm like, we are up here, please let us out. cheryl: about five people had to be rescued, all on the second floor. nobody was transported to the hospital, but they were evaluated on scene. valentine showed is video of the letters going up to make the rescues. shia suspicious about what she heard. >> it sounded like somebody threw something into the house. nobody was home, there were no candles. they are telling us it was a crime scene. cheryl: an investigator went into the building. and explosive investigators are here from maryland county fire and rescue, working to determine the cause of origin. cheryl: it's likely the people who lived in the apartment will be up to stay there anytime soon. cheryl conner, abc 7 news.

possible when you wake up, so grab and him of the before you head out the door. a first look at the forecast with meteorologist josh knight. how much rain? josh: not too much, and most of monday will be dry. some of the rain is moving in now. above national harbor, still dry. rockville, montgomery college, some of the mist in the asiir, down to about 42. we are stuck in the battleground of this chilly air mass that we went through all day long, but there is mild air to the southwest. that will push through tonight, allowing temperatures to rise overnight, but also bringing rain with it. light showers closer to fairfax, working into d.c., frederick and gaithersburg, downpours manassas also. just light rain right now, but tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m., you'll notice its

everybody, but scattered showers pushing across. probably just enough that it will make for a little longer commute to get things going monday morning. the good news is, about 9 a.m., 10 a.m., most of us are drying out. 10:00, 71 at62 at 1:00 him and showers in the afternoon, but we are at 74 degrees. warmer tuesday, but we are tracking thunderstorms, coming up. kimberly: still no arrests in a deadly nightclub shooting in cincinnati. one person died, 15 injured. the police believe that the shooting stemmed from an argument hours earlier. part of the investigation will focus on how guns got into the club since security personnel are supposed to search every person who comes in. a woman has been arrested at less than aimes in week for trying to breach security at the white house. the secret service uniformed division officers caught

jumping the fence by the treasury building. wahl was caught by her shoelaces early tuesday morning trying to jump the white house fence. wednesday she was charged with unlawful entry and contempt of court and issued a "stay away" order, but she was arrested again wednesday near lafayette square and was released until this morning. happening now, growing national attention to missing persons cases in the district. local leaders are continuing to try to find ways to help the situation. beenlysa gayle has following this developing story and putting it into context, because people are alarmed by the numbers. she spoke with a leader from ward eight. anna-lysa, we are curious about the solution. marcus baxter is meeting tomorrow with members of the community to talk about things they can continue to address concerning missing children, especially young

girls. even though city leaders have repeatedly said they have not seen an increase in missing persons cases in the nation's capital, it continues to be a hot topic, especially on social media, with people using hashtags. >> i think a lot of us in the community came together after this became a national issue and said, what can we do not to fuel the flames or hysteria, but to have a positive impact on young women. anna-lysa: although social media is being used as a tool to increase knowledge, it has some downsides. >> a lot a false information, exaggerated information. anna-lysa: at last check, there were 10 teenagers missing, boys and girls, who the police are still searching for. on average, more than 2000 juveniles have been r

>> we should have at answers a long time ago. what i will say now is, now that there is a focus, we know 2000 missing cases is far too many. it's far too many. he will join other community members for an event at 3 p.m. at a high school where they will distribute information for those in places, especially young women. kimberly: the campaign is also about spreading correct information. there have been fears across the country of human trafficking, and that is why the girls are missing? anna-lysa: yes, and the police have said multiple times they have seen no link to that. getting accurate information is the main thing going on right now as the police continue to update their website, doing so more frequently as of late. kimberly: it's not that more girls are missing, but more information being disseminated. anna-lysa: correct.

called for accountability in montgomery county today, rolling in front of the council office building. a say council office members need to do more to protect citizens following the alleged rape of a 14-year-old student at rockville high school by illegal immigrants enrolled at the school. across the street, counter protesters said immigrants deserve their right to an education. the council member said that montgomery county is not a sex were because they do cooperate with ice. the grade chilly day than i keep the crowds away from the tidal chilly daythe gray did not keep the crowds away from the tidal basin, checking out the cherry blossoms. for one family from wisconsin, it was a chance to share the spring tradition. >> when we lived here, we enjoyed coming down and wondering w

>> it's something we wanted to share with our children. kimberly: once the blooms hit their peak, they will last about four to seven days. 8 areand news channel proud sponsors of the cherry blossom festival. we want to see your pictures. add them to our gallery at burst.com/wjla. up, who fingers, coming the president specifically blames for the obamacare repeal and replace failure. how those targeted are firing back. >> our motto is poverty knows no boundaries. kimberly: an man from texas heads to minnesota and puts his retirement to great use.

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p you can find a doctor in your plan's network to save money. need to be thorough. kimberly: this week, the senate intelligence committee holds its first public hearing on russian interference in last year's election. that hearing is scheduled for thursday. republican chairman of the house intelligence committee canceled

was scheduled for tuesday. president trump lashing out at conservatives in his own party for failure to repeal and replace obamacare. the president tweeted, "democrats are smiling in d.c., the freedom caucus have saved planned parenthood and obamacare." the freedom caucus responded on "abc's this week." >> nobody has been more self critiquing than me. i looked at all of this and said, could i have spent more time, should i have spent more time with the tuesday group, more time with democrats to find consensus? as we look at this today, this is not the end of the debate. senate minority leader chuck schumer said democrats are willing to fix obamacare if republicans drop efforts to repeal it. >> we have ideas,

they have ideas to improve obamacare. we never said it was perfect. we always said we would work to improve it. we just said repeal was off the table. kimberly: the omb said wall of the administration is not giving up on health care, they are moving forward on other issues like tax reform. another hot topic is climate change. this week, the president will sign an executive order eliminating the obama-era policies that lowered carbon emissions from power plants. >> our actions tuesday will make sure that whatever steps we take in the future will be pro- growth ,pro-environment, in the framework of the clean air act. kimberly: last year, the supreme court but the clean power plan on hold pending a judicial review. the president's motorcade made the25-mile trek from white house to sterling as the pr

than an hour at the club and held three short meetings. this is the eighth weekend in a row the president visited properties that he or his family owns. and i have a suspicion part of the reason he spent more time there yesterday is it was nicer to play golf. josh: about 30 degrees nicer. officially the temperature today was 58 degrees, but that was at midnight last night. we spent most of the day in the 50's. right now we are getting rain come all the way from frederick and carroll county, maryland, closer to stafford county. d.c. andhower in towards interstate 81. we hang on to the spotty showers tonight and into the morning. the big picture, a lot of moisture to the southwest. that will be heading our way overnight and into early tomorrow morning. along with the rain, the good news is we bring in the warmer weather. we are still at 47 in d.c.,

but mid 50's and 60's are not that far off. this mild air mass takes over tomorrow. we were basically stuck on the wrong side of this frontal boundary. butas chilly all day long, this cold front works its way backwards for us. the warmer air surges in from the south, allowing temperatures to warm overnight and through the day tomorrow, going from the 50's, 60's, into the mid-70's. the warm air sticks around tuesday. the downside is it will bring some showers. keep in mind they may slow you down, but this is rain that we really need. a lot of the area still under a severe drought. it may slow you down, but it is something we need. a few showers early in the morning, we dry out from about 10:00 until about 2:00. then isolated showers in the afternoon, but a lot of the day will be dry and more sunshine tomorrow as well. i think monday is looking pretty good. tuesday, we start off dry

rain builds through the day. not a whole lot going on until about 1 p.m. tuesday, when we have some rain and thunderstorms pushing through. they stick around into the evening. 7:00 p.m., rain near gaithersburg and waldorf, fredericksburg. we dry out tuesday night into wednesday. a lot more sunshine as well wednesday, looking like a nice day. the temperatures early tomorrow morning, numbers in the 50's. read the rain gear, with spotty showers. drying out later in the evening. the high temperature tomorrow, 74 degrees, mostly cloudy, much warmer today. tuesday come even warmer again, 76 d.c., with rain and thunderstorms moving in. with the nicer weather, get out to the cherry blossoms, check them out, send us pictures on burst.com. very easy from your phone. just open your browser and law gone. you can load the picture, p i

name full stop michael, thank you for that one. 40% chance of rain tomorrow, rain on tuesday, and more rain on friday. kimberly: how about the carolinas? robert: north and south. kentucky and unc battle today. sports is coming up.

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jackson misses the front end of a one and one. monk knocks down a three, so we are tied. roy williams does not call a timeout. may, sticks it, .3 seconds left. north carolina wins a thriller. 75-73. in the east region, south carolina battling florida. the turnover, the finish on the other end. the gators take the lead. but the gamecocks' defense won this game. off the steel, cornwell leaves it, drains the foul line jumper. south carolina up four. the gamecocks advance to their first final four in school history, the final 77-70. coming up later tonight on abc 7

breaks down some hockey and breaks down the metropolitan division, discussing the caps' playoff scenarios. lost one toonals the astros today, 5-1. but it's ok, because it was sunny. it was all good. kimberly: the sport show is 30 minutes long, right? robert: yes, it is. josh

kimberly: 7 on your side with a new report detailing the impact of automation on the american workforce, the report funding nearly 40% of u.s. jobs could be done by machines within 15 years. transportation, storage, food service, and hospitality jobs are most at risk. everything from self driving big rigs to automated room service are in the works. least in danger of being replaced our teachers and doctors. a minnesota man is making the most of his retirement. wifetexas man and his moved to minnesota, opened a thrift store with his retirement money. it was named after one of his grandkids. they do not do it for the money and the other gets a salary.

pay rent and utilities. any leftover money is used for people in need. here with a come in referral from social services, we help them with everything they need. we are able to just about furnish everything. poverty knows no boundaries. kimberly: manny said he moved from san antonio to minnesota for the cold weather because he loves the cold. people there say that they love his warm heart.

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