jonathan: tracing the tracks of a suspected killer. that led the video police to their guy. alison: falling apart, a home gives way. jonathan: free after being called a murderer.

abc seven news :00, on your side. the policenly on 7, say this video helped catch a killer. there was an all-out search for who murdered an artist in a northeast row home last week. to surveillance cameras, the police say they have their man and he is being held without bond. inathan: tom roussey was court and has been sifting through the court documents. tom, what have you found from the documents? tom: jonathan, they talk about surveillance video that we got exclusively, which shows a man the police believe was the suspect pacing this area of 14th street. in thiswalks off camera direction. that is significant because the victim's apartment is just a few doors down. >> i sent them the video. tom: court

surveillance video from a nearby resident helped the investigation. it is believed to show suspect el hadji alpha madiou toure the day that 34-year-old corrina meheil was likely killed. here he is walking to her side of the street. the police also used surveillance from passing buses. they believe that corrina meheil was packing up to return home to north carolina when el hadji alpha madiou toure entered her basement apartment and tortured her come eventually stabbing her to death. >> it does not appear the suspect knew the victim. el hadji alpha madiou toure stole the victim's bankcard. an acquaintance led the police to him monday. a nearby resident is glad her video helped. isthe woman who was murdered from north

north carolina, we are the same age, same demographic. it couldhave been me, have been any of my friends on the same street. 's attorney argued although he was only stolen car and use the stolen atm card, he says there is no evidence linking him with having met corrina meheil, but the judge said there was enough evidence to keep toure in jail without bond. tom roussey, abc 7 news. jonathan: tom, thanks. following breaking news from prince george's county. sky track 7 flying over a deadly crash a police station in upper marlboro. this is southbound crain highway and trade zone avenue. one person was killed, three injured. we are told their injuries are not life-threatening. the circumstances are still under investigation. into thehis just newsroom, 15 felony charges against

activists in california. their highly edited videos gained national attention in 2015. biomedicald a fake company and try to purchase fetal tissue from planned parenthood. prosecutors say the activists recorded more than a dozen people without their consent. tonight, this in video of a boeing 737 catching fire after skidding off the runway during a landing in peru. airlines, andan the more than 140 people on board escaped without "considerable injuries." we will continue to follow this breaking news as we get them. jonathan: a message of hate forcing in alexandria family to move. the family returned home monday and found somebody broke into their home, ransacked it, and left anti-muslim graffiti on the walls. the council i

police to classify this as a hate crime. >> it feels like a nightmare, like a bad dream. jonathan: the family tells abc 7 koran was toward a park money and electronic stolen. so far, no arrests. alison: the catoctin high school community is still coming to grips with what would motivate a student to plan a deadly rampage. nicole is 17 years old and is still undergoing evaluation. she could face explosive charges and 50 years in prison. there is gratitude tonight for her father who made the excruciating choice to turn in his own daughter. >> and had to be an agonizing decision. but ultimately, it was the right thing to do. very difficult, but the right thing to do. alison:

found a shotgun, materials that could have been used to make a bomb. building in northwest crash to the ground today. there was a warning this collapse was going to happen, anc abc 7 has the before and after shots. tim barber spoke with the people who used to live in the building. >> it's like part of the past. like it did not exist. tim: the past came crashing down this morning, brick by brick. >> it was heartbreaking. tim: leroy grew up in this northwest washington home in the 1960's. a decade ago, he started renting it out. a tenant noticed a crack. >> everything we owned is still in the house still. tim: the damage spread until district officials condemned the house. the builder said the home was old and did not have a strong foundation. engineers are working to figure out what caused the

they left with no more than what they had on their back. 10 days after the tenants leftt, the back of the house and owens'memories came crashing down. >> my childhood, family legacy, collapsed. tim: clothing tonight are still blowing in the wind. owens said he will reimburse all of the tenants their rent for the month. he is also going to either try to fix what is left of the house or, if he has to, rebuild. live in northwest, tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: happening tomorrow, metro taking center stage on capitol hill. ceo paul wiedefeld is scheduled to testify the house oversight committee. metro is still battling a lot of sa

raise fares. a hearing tomorrow starts at 2 p.m. will have full coverage on abc 7 and wjla.com. steve: a few showers right now, but those are quickly coming to an end. southern maryland, leonardtown, showers right now, but not amounting to a whole lot. tomorrow, cooler temperatures and a lot of sunshine throughout the entire day. upperin the middle to 60's. a little cooler than the past couple days. much-needed rain on the way friday. and talking about the weekend and the nationals home opener monday. one that coming up. jonathan: steve, thanks. one is being called a killer. the police charged angela jackson with stabbing two men to death inside of the week mall. now he is free. prosecutors dropped the case, citing insufficient evidence. jackson said

even been to the mall. >> even though it was a blessing, i should have never been in there three months. why? people now look at me as a different person. mark on my head. claims that heon was recording rap music in germantown at the time of the killings. tonight, the real killer is still out there. alison: we have cleared new images of a robbery at in alexandria target. she comes out the doors and in the cart, $40,000 worth of iphones. michelle marsh is at the live desk with more. michelle: you are right, she was bold. the store did not realize this happened until it was too late. from then is the video target on richmond highway, just outside the beltway near alexandria. the

pretended to work at the store, then made her way into the stock room and stocked up on the expensive phones, talking $40,000 worth of iphones, stolen, just walked out the door. if you recognize her, call the police. to see the footage again, it is on our website, wjla.com. alison: michelle, thank you. jonathan: now a familiar sight along pennsylvania avenue, another day, another protests. dozens of protesters gathered today, against a new executive order signed by president trump against the epa, eliminating many obama-era policies combating climate change. >> i am taking historic steps to lift government intrusion and cancel job-killing regulations. jonathan: today's executive order rescinds at least six or obama orders

and begins a review of the clean power plan, which limits carbon emissions from power plants. some of the changes happen immediately, but others have to go through the regulatory process and will likely be challenged. alison: 7 on your side with consumer news -- wells fargo will pay $110 million to settle a class-action lawsuit. this after customers say that accounts were opened without their permission. there are accusations the bank opened millions of sham accounts. the ceo step down over the scandal last year. and happening tomorrow, samsung will reveal its latest phone, the galaxy s8. the company has a lot to prove after the massive recall of all of the fire hazards with the note 7. the big unveiling a set for tomorrow morning. jonathan: a family tragedy as a young boy fights cancer in his mother tries to find a cure. >> he said, mom, you have to keep doing this. alison:

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with 16 tons of cocaine, seized in international waters. suspected drug smugglers were arrested. the street value of the drugs found, some were close to half $1 billion. alison: we are following a sex abuse scandal involving star gymnasts. retired gymnasts told stories of abuse at the hands of a doctor, larry nassar, the team usa gymnastics physician for 18 years. tonight he is facing 22 charges of sexual abuse. >> he abused me in california and all over the world. know that he expertly abused me under the guise of treatment. alison: the ceo of usa gymnastics stepped down after questions about how he handled the allegations. a senate committee is considering a bill that requires anyo

it and face penalties if they do not. jonathan: prison time for a florida doctor after a patient died from a butt injection. morris was sentenced to 10 years behind bars for practicing without a license and involuntary manslaughter. she was already spending time in jail for injecting other substances. alison: a mother is demanding an apology from the tsa for the pat down of her disabled son at the dallas airport. as aner williamson's son extreme sensitivity to sound, light, and touch, and says her family was detained for an hour because she requested that her son not receive a pat down. >> i honestly felt like we were being targeted the way we were being treated, like dogs. >> i've always been, like, really sensitive to people touching me. whatever he touched

started having hives a little bit. alison: williamson record at the pat down and posted it online. the two yes i said a proper procedures were followed. the pat down took just a few minutes. the family spent most of the time waiting in the security line. jonathan: 7 on your side with health matters and an app to help people with disabilities communicate. alison: a woman from wisconsin wanted to help her sister. she is tenures old and has limited capabilities. the former computer programming that letseated an app her select a picture of how she is feeling. then she can send it like a text message so she can express herself. isn't that great? the app was released just a few weeks ago and has already been downloaded hundreds of times. what a great idea. now an abc

astonishing discovery. teresa beach has no medical training, but when her son was battling cancer, she try to find a cure. jonathan: and what she found may help other children battling cancer. en they found out that cancer had invaded his leg, his sister sarah and mother theresa rallied behind dozens of surgeries. >> if you don't do chemotherapy, virtually all the kids die. with chemotherapy, some of the kids make it. away at daniel passed the age of 13 after fighting valiantly. >> he suffered horribly. ,nd he always used to tell me this is life, mom. in the final weeks of daniel's life, his mom, with no medical

improbable waves to find a cure for her son and other children suffering needlessly. ,n a exclusive only on wjla.com find out what this mother discovered and what she does for a living that gave her the in months witho scientists have been trying to understand for generation. jay korff, abc 7 news. jonathan: it is incredibly touching full stop watch the complete in-depth report on her website, wjla.com. alison: now to boston, where the police department calls this the .est dinner date ever hear a four-year-old girl saw the police sergeant eating alone and walked over and joined him. the sergeant said the little girl was very outgoing and just wanted to keep him company. jonathan: so sweet. steve: very cool. it is still

national, 61 leesburg. the showers we had earlier are beginning to fade quickly, hanging in northern montgomery county and frederick, not amounting to much. leonardtown road southern maryland, light showers, but quickly moving out. we desperately need the rain come and we will finally see the rain by the end of the work and school week. overnight, partly cloudy, a little breezy in the morning. you will need a jacket. upper 40's, near 50. and don't forget the sunglasses. you will need them all day long. but not the umbrella. sunglasses through noontime and the afternoon. daytime highs around 63 to 67 degrees. it will be a little breezy, but the sunshine at least will warm things out. the futurecast right now, the wind out of the

tomorrow. tomorrow night and into the dayo increase late thursday afternoon in the evening. this is ahead of a stronger storm system that will bring us much-needed rain across the mid-atlantic. could be talking a half inch or so by the time the system moves out early saturday morning. this weekend, showers out of here early saturday. what is left of the cherry blossoms, you should look at them sooner rather than later. middle60's saturday, 60's sunday. and the 10-day outlook, the home for theonday, in time nationals, looking at 65 degrees. lower 60's tuesday. middle 60's by the middle of next week. a signn: this might be of spring -- the spirit of washington is back just in time for spring. alison:

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>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. , yout: when i say redskins probably say, what happened this time? that's not the case. jay gruden spoke today about the dismissal of scot mccloughan. coach gruden: it's something we have to move forward with. we like certain things about players.

page. , we just have to get it done another way, and we will get it done. the coaches will be more involved than they were, and the scouts have done a great job. i have a lot of faith in what they do. we will get it done. robert: the caps kick off their final road game of the season, starting tonight in minnesota. alex ovechkin with a hat trick. but it came down to this. marcusme, tied at 4-4, johansson leaves it for t.j. oshie, top shelf game-winner. cap's win 5-4. grapefruit league baseball, nats-marlins. jayson werth gets a hold of one, drives a to deep left center, out of here. his second run of the spring.

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alison: last look at the weather? fantastic,rrow looks a little, but the sunshine will be with us morning through noon and evening. clouds increase thursday. thursday night, showers arrive. friday a washout. but the timing is working out for the weekend. saturdayngs out afternoon. sunday looks great. the home opener, perfect. jonathan: jimmy kimmel's next. alison: have a great night.

>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- alec baldwin, from disney's "beauty and the beast" luke evans, and music from tuxedo. and now, stay right where you are, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for not giving me up for lent. i appreciate that, too. today is ash wednesday. it'she