jonathan: disturbing charges decades later. the retired army general accused of raping a minor. what the police are saying about a man they arrested. jonathan: and soon you will have to pay for parking around the mall. jay:

nancy: her kids describe her as the best mother in the world, but a woman's life was cut short by a hit and run driver. jonathan: the police say this was intentional and it may have been random. tim barber has the investigation right now. tim: this is where the woman was hit, about a mile down the road. the suspect was arrested at the shopping center and his damaged car was found in the parking lot. when maria did not return from her morning walk, her daughter became terrified that she might be the victim in this deadly hit and run around the corner. i said, please, no, i hope it's not my mom. ozcanhey say that kenan ran over ascencio twice. >>

do something like that. tim: the police say the 31-year-old suspect sped up. he is accused of assaulting another woman and stealing her phone. >> she was scared, shocked and surprised. was they say that ozcan hiding in the bathroom of the gym when he was arrested. >> i'm happy they found him. says the family does not know who he is or why he is accused of taking this loving 75-year-old away from her family. >> the best mother. my best mother. tim: ascencio moved to the united states from el salvador in 1997 to make a better life for her family. live in fairfax county, tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: right now

there is an amber alert issued in the state of virginia. jarvisar-old dominique sister are with her mother and she has three to harm them. if you see them, please call 911 right away. retired army general facing rape charges, the alleged crime dating back to the 1980's. he is charged with six counts of rape of a minor. he retired in 2005. the army says the criminal investigation is still ongoing. jonathan: at least one person fired after a convicted sex offender was allowed to drive a d.c. schoolbus. the man was a former bus driver who just gotten out of prison, walked out, and got to work right away. >> here i

.check the man jonathan: drove a bus for five days before they discovered his background. steve: middle 50's, lower 60 is right now. it will warm up nicely tomorrow. daytime highs eventually in the middle to upper 60's, lower 70's across much of the area, then a bigger warm-up on the way easter sunday. we're talking daytime highs around 85 degrees. also time in a cold front late sunday night with a chance of thunderstorms. more on that coming up. jonathan: it will be a great weekend to get outside, maybe go to the national mall, a lot of fun, but changes coming. nancy: parking meters are coming to spots that have been free for decades. tom roussey is live on the mall. tom:

isistmas -- tio park christmas. it has long been free to park here, the only restriction you are only allowed to stay for three hours, but that changes. as long as people a been driving cars to the national mall, parking has been free. june 12, it will be two dollars per hour 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. seven days a week. and it's not just along the national mall. you will also be charged on the nearby streets and parking lots. service system will be pay station similar to this that accept credit cards. drivers are not wild about this. great thingthe about this part of the area, everything is free. you have the best of all possible worlds. tom:

says the money will make the mall a better place to visit. the first thing it will be used for is to pay for the d.c. circulator bus national mall route. >> been it proceeds will stay right here on the national mall. proceeds will stay right here on the national mall. tom: the national park service says this may encourage people to use metro and other mass transit and bike share come and could also benefit drivers because it could increase the turnover of the parking spaces so it's easier to find a parking spot. live along the national mall, tom roussey, abc 7 news. nancy: tom, thank you. firefighters who came to his house to check on him and killed one of them. now darrell lumpkin will spend four years in prison. was killed in the gunfire. darrell lumpkin told the police that he thought they were intruders. >>

case, hopefully a brought a measure of healing. nancy: darrell lumpkin was cleared of murder charges but was convicted on illegal gun possession. he apologized in court today for he starts his sentence in one month. the virginia tech community remembering the somber milestone this weekend, sunday marking 10 years since a gun man opened fire on cap is, killing 32 students and faculty members. tonight, they honored the lives lost with a performance. a canned at 11:59, will be if they wished. jonathan: tensions are rising between the u.s. and north korea. the country is celebrating its anniversary of the birth of its founder, but their concerns the celebration could turn sinister. a top north korean official told the associated press the trump administration is "more vicious and aggressive than his predecessor."

aggressive words," singling out the president's tweets, saying it is the west threatening us. trump has often tweeted about the menace of north korea. "north korea is looking for trouble," he said. "we will solve the problem." yesterday, when the u.s. dropped the mother of all bombs in afghanistan, the president said it was a message to north korea as well. >> i don't know if it makes a difference or not. problem will be taken care of. jonathan: the u.s. has sent the uss vincent task force into the region and are conducting exercises with south korea for north korea calls the words and actions maniacal military provocations. "we will go to war if they can destroying they major military bases in south korea within minutes. tonight,hi

"the saying,g storm cloud," "we urge all parties to refrain from inflammatory or threatening statements." afghan officials say that 36 isis fighters were killed yesterday when the u.s. dropped the so-called mother of all bombs. they also destroyed weapons and ammunition, and no civilians were harmed. isis denied claims their fighters were killed. those whothe log of visit the white house will be kept secret. white house says they will keep the log secret because of national security risks and privacy concerns. nancy: new questions about how the trump administration is handling the annual white house easter egg role. that is monday, with thousands less than in years past. one former director of the white house visitor's office has organized eight easter egg rolls and says it takes a large te

off. a tremendouss amount of organization. i have seen no indication the trump administration is prepared for this. white house watchers say the egg roll is more than a cultural event, it is a measure of how competent the ministration -- of how competent the administration is. up, cash if an airline overbook your flight? jonathan: united is authorizing employees to pay passengers up to $10,000 to give up their seats. everybody will give up their seats. nancy: this come days after united drew international outrage when the police dragged a man off the airplane when he would not give up his seat. but $10,000? at that point, you are fighting people to see if you can be the one to do it. jonathan: i wonder how many people actually get that kind of money. nancy: if

else, good publicity when airlines in general are not getting good publicity. jonathan: coming up -- nancy: a sex abuse scandal. jonathan: coming to light because former teachers and students are speaking out years after the fact.

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michelle: we have developing news, a sexual assault scandal at a connecticut boarding school. an investigation of the choate rosemary hall school has thedents dating back to 1960's. at least 12 former faculty members are accused of sexual misconduct. there is at least one case of rape. the incidents were not reported to the police. instead, teachers were allowed to resign, retire, or in some cases keep teaching. the school tonight is apologizing and thanking the former students who came forward. nancy: video of damage to the

casino in vegas. into the famous fountains below. the fire was knocked down quickly for stop nobody was hurt and the casino was working at the total cost of all the damage. jonathan: fallout after two atlanta police officers were fired for punching and kicking a man. cases involving the two officers have been dismissed, because of their credibility. it's now in question. if they are witnesses or lead officers in the cases, the credibility has been jeopardized. both officers are facing potential criminal charges. investigators say they left a 21-year-old man bloodied after a traffic stop. nancy: a judge in arkansas has blocked the state from using a lethal injection drug in its execution of six men after the company that sold drugs it was not to be used in

executions. they urge the governor to step in before the first inmate is put to death next week. >> there's a wrong thing to do and a right thing to do. the right thing must be done. nancy: the state supreme court has halted the execution of a seventh man facing execution. if carried out, these would be the first inmate executed in arkansas since 2005. jonathan: the wisconsin man accused of stealing guns and mailing it antigovernment manifesto to president trump appeared in federal court today. him thise arrested morning following a massive 10-day manhunt. he is facing federal gun theft charges along with state felonies and he could be indicted on additional criminal charges. ancy: 7 on your side with consumer alert and a pair of headlines about self driving cars. the future apparently getting one step closer. general motors announced it is hiring10

test its a permit to self driving cars on public roads in california. jonathan: the next phase of safetrack starts tomorrow, meaning the greenbelt metro station will be closed for a full month. greenbelt and prince george's plaza line will be closed. there will be a free shuttle bus available. that is just phase one. read more about the changes that wjla.com. nancy: you are driving down the road and you see this -- an airplane making an emergency landing on the highway? this is the scene near eugene, oregon. the airplane eventually taxied off the highway and into a nearby parking lot. jonathan: if you walk away from the landing, it's a good landing. this video was stunning. in southern california, fields are covered with wildflowers, things to the so-called super moon. nancy: the fields are covered in

years of extreme drought, and that is just gorgeous to see. beautiful. i'm also looking at the allergy levels. jonathan: you know when they say purple mountains majesty, to see that come alive is stunning. we don't haveve, that, but let's talk about the allergies. steve: they are beating up a lot of folks. it's amazing what an inch of rain in southern california can do in the desert. if your allergies are bothering you, blame the tree pollen. maple rightrch, and now are the culprits. once the grass starts growing and people start cutting, that is when the grass pollen will increase. mold will probably increase later this week and as we get some rain. across the region, 11:00 am a 60 degrees at reagan national, 61 leesburg, 55 warrenton.

cool, a light jacket in the morning. between six and 9:00 a.m., upper 40's, lower 50's, but we rebound nicely through the afternoon. futurecast from stormwatch 7, mostly cloudy skies in the morning around the beltway in southern maryland. sunshine gerritt county, washington county, allegheny county, the panhandle of west virginia. 12:00 noon, filtered sunshine and breaks in the clouds, dry, but grabbed the amber alert if you plan on going out tomorrow evening. skies eventually -- but grab the umbrella if you plan on going out tomorrow evening. the skies eventually clear. the wind will increase during the daytime hours easter sunday for stop could have wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour, then a cold front arriving with a better chance of showers come even thunderstorms as we move

monday morning. hi's for the day tomorrow, 72 degrees, isolated shower later in the day. the cold front moves through late sunday night which may trigger a few showers and thunderstorms. most easter festivities will be over with at that time. this will be out of here by monday for the easter egg roll at the white house. easter sunday, middle 60's, eventually rebounding into the middle 80's. i would not be surprised if some areas get up to 87 degrees. dress comfortably for easter services, especially if your church does not have ac. easter egg roll monday, 76 degrees, 71 wednesday. 80 degrees thursday. the following weekend, looking at temperatures in the 70's. tgif. jonathan:

this has to be the best worry of the week -- we want to integers you to luke, just days away from being euthanized at a shelter. tonight, he is a crime fighter in the canine department. an officer stepped in, rescued him, and trained him. now luke has made seven drug busts in less than a month and a half. he is really a very healthy and happy puppy. nancy: luke deserves a treat. jonathan: good for him. it helps to work out with a partner. , howis a situation here about yoga with goats? nancy: this is a real thing, next.

nancy: ok, do you think you are up on exercise trends? how about yoga with goats? this is a real thing come in new hampshire. jonathan:

people as the goats are cuddling up with them. this justwner says got started and classes are booked until june. it appears there are people out there with an affinity for baby goats. nancy: i was always wondering what was missing in my yoga class full stop clearly, goats. jonathan: and in sports, goats, the greatest of all time. scott: playoff hockey, that is a normal transition. this is what we do here at abc 7. caps-leafs, game two tomorrow night. why head coach barry trotz believes his team received a wake-up call. plus we go to nationals park.

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. scott: you know that saying that defense wins championships? it would help if the nationals paid a little attention to it. the nationals committed seven errors in a three-game series with st. louis, already have nine this year full stop not good. the phillies,inst washington down 2-1. and in a rendon dbl

in the 10th, extra innings, daniel murphy goes the other way, bryce harper off at the crack of the bat, racing all the thehome from first, superman slide, yes, sir, the nats win, 3-2 in 10. what a game last night at the verizon center. tom wilson, the game one hero for the caps in overtime, the toronto native breaking the hearts of his hometown team. that's the good news. bad news is the capitals did not play that will and were fortunate to escape with the win. head coach barry trotz believes his team will be much better. coach trotz: it's a good wake-up call for us. the leafs are well prepared, they are a good hockey team, their kids are exceptional talents, and they can play. you have to play them hard. scott:

trent murphy has been suspended the first four games of the season for violating the nfl's policy on performance-enhancing drugs. the redskins will start a little shorthanded on defense. i think the caps will bounce back and put their foot on the pedal.

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>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- adam sandler, from "the fate of the furious," nathalie emmanuel, "this week in unnecessary censorship," and music from starley. and now, hold everything -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. well. well, there i go. thank you for coming. it's not going to be our usual show tonight because -- and i'm going to tell