q: straight ahead on abc news at 6:30, an early case of summer? temperatures soared on this easter sunday, and some rain creek to enter it we are keeping an eye on the sky as we wrap up this holiday weekend. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] q: plus, virginia tech honors the memory of the 32 people killed in the cap a shooting 10 years ago today. a woman's desperate knocks for help shakes a community. the news starts now. news at 6:30 come on your side. q: it felt a bit like summer, then rain started falling. thanks for joining us.

this morning. let's get a look at the forecast with stormwatch 7 meteorologist josh knight. what we are, watching for a some showers. moving through pittsburgh, working its way through new york. the good news is, it does had our way. i expected to weaken quite a bit. at this point, the only showers we have around our area right now are really hanging out either in -- farther into the north. hanging over st. mary's county and closer to the bay and calvert county. for most of us, we are trying out. we see a few more toward the blue ridge mountains. basel push off to the east as well, bringing some light showers. our chance for heavier rain in a better chance for thunder and lightning will come overnight. you'll notice i 9:45 p.m., we start to bring in that line. the chance comes in again overgh

we could see a few showers for the beginning of our egg roll at the white house. here is a look at temperatures -- we go from the 80's to the mid-60's tomorrow morning. it is going to be a mild start. we will take a closer look at your money and a pretty big drop in temperatures coming up in 10 minutes, q. q: thank you, josh. we have a crime alert out of alexandria. police are looking for a gunman who took aim at an apartment building, 3700 block of kenmore avenue. that is not far from another shooting that happened on wednesday night. no one was injured in either case. also in prince george's county, police are to identify a woman murdered along springdale avenue. as ryan hughes boards, she was found after knocking on someone or, looking for help. >> who would kill someone on easter sunday? we have to stop this foolishness. neighbors are shoed

crime scene on easter sunday. police lined tape on the 3300 block of springdale avenue as detectives investigate homicide. a woman was found stabbed and pronounced dead at the hospital. >> this is a quiet street. we do not have things like this happen. it is unfortunate. the womance tell us knocked on the door that home before collapsing in the front yard. officers arrive at 8:25 a.m. this morning and found the woman in critical condition. it just does not seem like a logical stories to me. us nothis neighbor asked to use her name. she is puzzled after seeing police picking up evidence two doors down from her home. >> i have door -- i have daughters. it seems like a random act. ryan: police say the victim did not have any idea

it more difficult for investigators to figure out if the stabbing happened in the neighborhood or somewhere else. detectives are also focusing their attention on this silver car parked in front of the home. >> this is real surprising, easter sunday, real surprising. ryan: police are looking for leads to help solve this mysterious murder. ryan hughes, abc 7 news. q: sheriff's deputies say a 49-year-old woman was found dead at the adult detention center in fairfax county just after 9:00 a.m. she has not been identified yet, but we know she has been in custody since wednesday. right now, detective say there is no apparent sign of trauma. back to maryland, and charles county, to be exact, two people are dead and four others are recovering after a crash on levittown road. -- leonardtown road. a jeep cherokee rear-ended a server been near cracklingtown road. the

hitting a tree and a telephone pole. we found out the driver and the front seat passenger of the suburban both died. police say speed and alcohol were a factor in this unfortunate crash. [shutter clicking] of silence at virginia tech this morning after governor terry mcauliffe laid a wreath in honor of the 32 people who died there 10 years ago today. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is with us now. a very emotional day. jeff: a very emotional day, and laying ceremony taking place at 9:43, the exact moment the rampage took place 10 years ago today. governor terry mcauliffe putting out a statement saying he hopes people will use this moment to ensure a tragedy like this will not happen again. there

some images. offense of been happening all we get an all day to mark this afternoon in which the biography of each of the 32 victims were read aloud. to 20,000 people were expected at virginia tech today to mark the occasion, including family members and friends of the early two people killed on that day. 17 others were also injured during that shooting rampage. virginia senator tim kaine with governor at the time of the shooting. he was actually in tokyo, japan at the time of the shooting. he flew back to virginia. kaine still calls april 16, 2007 the "worst day" of his life. know thee: to biographies and stories of these 32, i began to have a sense of what the commonwealth lost, of what the country lost, of what the nation lost and the world lost on april 16, 2007. jeff:

night, a candle at the april 16 memorial was lit to mark the start of this day of remembrance. leaders and family members will gather tomorrow for a candlelight vigil in honor of the 32 victims. q: thank you, jeff. developing now, after north korea's failed missile launch, vice president pence is in south korea today, kicking off his 10-day asian tour. david wright has more of the growing tensions. david: north korea's new missile launch failed her u.s. commanders say it blew up almost immediately after lifting off from a launchpad. after landing, the vice president addressed u.s. troops stationed a few miles away. bp pence: this morning's provocation from the north is just the latest reminder of the risks each one of you face every day. abc news was granted unprecedente

staying at that level because we don't know when that harbor is going to come. david: our own martha raddatz exclusive look at a top-secret facility where the north launches official launches a nuclear test. lawmakers in washington are pushing for a diplomatic solution with china as they keep key partner. >> they can do this if they want to. china is virtually the only ally that north korea has. david: president trump seems to agree, tweeting this morning, "why would i call china a currency manipulator when they are working with us on the north korea problem?" for now, the u.s. is not expected to respond militarily unless there is another, more serious provocation. david wright, abc news, palm beach. q:

adviser h.r. mcmaster spent easter sunday and afghanistan. he met with another who discussed national security, issues, and economic development . this is the first meeting since the military drop the "mother of all bombs" last week, killing 100 militants in eastern afghanistan. easter sunday celebrated around the world. the pope's message to the masses. forit was a great day washington sports teams. ahead in sports, hobbies wizards started their playoff run, a

turkey's president and foreign minister declared victory in the referendum vote that increases the president's por.

called it an historic decision. opponents say it has too much power to a man who has increasingly autocratic tendencies. erdogan wants to broaden his powers. check this video out. military just soared over the golden gate bridge today. the aviators are part of an elite team touring the u.s. are now in honor of the 100 anniversary of americans entering world war i. the pilots have met with the navy's blue angels and are set to meet with the air force's thunderbirds really soon. well, if you did not notice, it was a picture-perfect day for easter celebrations, but some clouds rolled in.

q: around the world come as you can see here behind me, christians celebrated easter sunday. pope francis celebrated with the masses at the vatican. president trump went to sunday services in florida. christians in jerusalem crammed into a church of the holy sepulcher, the site where jesus is set to -- is said to have been crucified and resurrected. ♪ faithful packed st. peter's basilica in the vatican for easter mass. pope francis called for an end to the violence in syria. president trump and the first family attended an easter service at the bethesda by the sea of this couple church near his home down in florida. in attendance were his daughters wifeny, ivanka, his

in d.c. tonight ahead of tomorrow's easter egg roll at the white house. the tradition dates back to 1878, if you are wondering, but not every president has attended. part of the "good morning washington" team will be there, though, and our coverage begins bright and early, at 4:25. join us if you can't your a beautiful day outside, josh. moving in.rain i am a little nervous about tomorrow morning. the good news -- the rest of this evening, most of us will be dry. we have a few more hours to enjoy these mild temperatures. temperature wise, we have numbers that have cooled off a little bit. it is still in the 80's. 82 regular national, 81 andrews, 81 fredericksburg. culpeper, some really comfy numbers for the evening. the rain

out of here, and the cloud cover really breaking down as well. the only spots hanging onto a few showers will be parts of st. mary's county, charles county, and into calvert county. farther to the west, a few showers on the other side of the blue ridge mountains. those will continue moving east, so fredericksburg, you might see a few light showers. the rain picking up overnight will be this moving through state college right now. a lot of this will move to the west, but it does bring us a chance, especially after 9:00, to bring in more rain. maybe as you are getting ready to let out the dog one more time, we will have a chance for some spotty rain, and even thunderstorms that hold together, but not as strong as what is moving through right now. tonight, 59 to 66. another mild morning to start us off tomorrow, and just some spotty showers by early on. most of us are looking good to start the day. here we are at 7:00 this evening, pretty joy, then as we get to about 10:00, some more of that rain starts to move

north. d.c. not as likely to see that fear 7:00 tomorrow morning, spotty showers around, and they do push across the metro area, especially as you get to about 10:00. we will hang onto that chance until just after lunchtime. after that, all the rain does start to drop down further to the south. fredericksburg could be hanging on to the showers until about 3:00 in the afternoon. for dinnertime, finally skies will clear out, and we will get some more sunshine. that chance of rain definitely with us early on. tuesday, check this out, clear skies, things are looking pretty nice. it will be one of the nicer days this week. more cloud cover, 66 in the morning tomorrow, a few showers, that chance threw about lunchtime, then 76 in the afternoon. as we get into tuesday, 70's, sunshine. wednesday will be our cloudier day. 64. it is a quick back up to 82 degrees on thursday. hanging around 71 by the time we get to friday.

ride, very springlike for us this week. once again, your nicest day is probably tuesday and thursday with extra sunshine cured the one that you probably want the is wednesday. it little cooler come in the mid 60's. not bad in the middle of april. q: it was hot on the basketball court, too. josh: i knew where you were going. [laughter] q: the careful joe, they've got you outnumbered. the dinosaurs' extinction... don't listen to them. not appropriate. now i'm mashing these potatoes with my stick of butter... why don't you sit over here. something for everyone is awesome. find your awesome with the xfinity stream app. more to stream to every screen.

>> n.l., the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealer. robert: the wiz also a great start, game one against the hawks, and the guys did not waste any time, setting the tone early. we start this

one first quarter, john wall, he is in the running for m.v.p.. wall had 14 assists. 10 after that. while had a career-high 32 points. finishing with a reverse. after this shot. don't forget about bradley beal. he also contributed here he felt, giving the with a 97-83 lead. the with take game one -- the qi wiz takes game one. more from washington. >> john wall has always said the verizon center is his house. he prove that again today in the wizards' game one over the hawks, a career-high 32 points while dropping 14 assists. take carel, the wiz of business 114-107. >> i think that is what makes me a great player. early on, if i am not

have to be aggressive, i play the moment, take good shots, try to find my teammates, and get a win. >> we know that he does what he does well. we adjust according to that. when he is on, the team is on. he is the head of the snake, so we are following our relator. scott: the wizards played with passion, intensity, turning a three-point halftime deficit into a seven-point lead going into the fourth quarter, which turned out to be margin of victory. andur spirit and detroit our spirit in miami, i knew that we were back and we would play with a lot of passion. we put them on the free-throw line in the second quarter. i thought it was a pretty consistent, solid basketball game for us competitively. ,> you know, we feel confident and it is the first of four in a series, and that is our goal. we take it one game at a time. we had everything going in our favor. scott: scary m

wizards backup big man jason smith, leading the game in the third quarter with a knee injury. he said after the game in the locker room, it was simply a knee brews, and he should be good to go for wednesday's game to write back here in verizon center. reporting in washington, scott abraham, abc 7 sports. robert: thank you. theball, nats hosting phillies, fireworks bottom of the ninth, bryce harper, and there it goes, beats the center, 3-1 walk-off. 6-4.inal for this more of that coming up tonight here to stay with us. 11:35, abc seven sports sunday, and we will recap the nats. q: a great time to be a d.c. sports fan. robert: isn't it? q:

q: all right, josh, our friends at home want to know -- do they need an umbrella tomorrow? showers, but the rest of evening is looking good. not until after 9:00 should we see too much rain. a 76 year high tomorrow, more cloud cover in the morning, very nice anytime we get to activities. on the way home from work, things are looking good. tuesday, sunshine, 70's. bring back the umbrella on wednesday. a quick rebound, thursday back into the 80's. this weekend, it is going to be cooler. temperature starts in the morning in the 50's. mid 60's for your highs, but i for sunday.re rain if you get to pick your day, saturday looking better of the two next weekend. q: it looks seasonable. josh: right at 62. q:

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