jeff: all day, the arlington police were speaking with the witnesses canvassing the area around the atrium condo complex in testimony rosslyn section of -- complex in the rosslyn section of arlington. they released video of the man they are looking for. the suspect gets on the elevator at 9:47 sunday. right after police believe he committed the sexual assaults. he appears nervous, pacing, repeatedly pressing a button, looking around. something causes him to hold the head in distress. they believe this was the moment he saw the police cars pull up to the scene. >> we are concerned with the fact this was a brazen crime. >> ashley says the detectives think the man entered the atrium condo complex, to arrive at the front door or garage and was likely let in by a friendly resident holding the door walking in or out. police say the man was knocking on the front doors of the condos claiming to be a maintenance worker. some residents got suspicious and called the front desk

one woman in her 50's did open her door at which point the police say the suspect forced his way inside. physically and sexually assaulting the woman. the man was surprised to see police car arrive on scene so quickly. >> our detectives are continuing to work leads. we have not identified the suspect at this point. we need the public's assistance. >> i won't open the door to anybody now. >> we consider the neighborhood safe. so the fact that something happened right next door is scary. >> police say the atrium and the other buildings in area from increased security. the victim has been released from the hospital. she is recovering from the significant physical injuries. live in arlington, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. larry: thank you for that. the man accused of killing two engaged doctors in boston pleaded not guilty in court

teixeira made a plea from the hospital room. he made his way to b the doctors' pentagonhouse and killed them. they are not sure why he did it but they are not ruling out that it wasn't random. >> for someone to come here to the 11th floor of a pentagonhouse. we -- penthouse. we believe there was knowledge of've other. larry: the d.d. says the suspect was released from jail after serving nine months for larceny conviction. alison: in d.c., this is just in the newsroom tonight. after hundreds of retests, three people in d.c. tested positive for zika. this is after they originally tested negative. months ago it was determined that human error at the d.c. public health lab created wrong test result. a man and two women, one was pregnt

the rests. no word on the seasons right now. 26 people had inconclusive results and 394 are still negative. larry: they were there to fight a fire but they ended up fighting each other. brad bell reports that tomorrow a trial will begin for two firefighters who came to blows in hyatttville. >> a neighbor caught the fire on camera in december of 2015. you can see the firefighters rushing and hear glass breaking as they work to save the house at 75th in lanham. what you can't see the fight prosecutors say happened on the front porch of the house as the volunteer firefighters of the west lanham hills volunteer firefighter tried to claim the fire as their own to put out holding back two paid career firefighters. the allegation is simple. they

they countered the volunteers on the front porch. volunteers held out their arms, grabbed them and tried to prevent them from going in to safe the house. the career firefighters who happened to be women called police and an investigation was launched. miller and kelly were charged with second-degree assault interfering with a firefighter and misconduct in office. a neighbor today says if a fight happened at moment like that, it seems just plain wrong. >> it's upset. some people need help. at that point you don't need to be fighting. you need to look for way to help people. >> moments ago i walked out of the courtroom. the judge sent the jury home and the defense attorney spent the entire afternoon arguing to the judge that the case should be thrown out. claiming that there isn't enough

firefighters did nothing wrong. it is expected that the opening arguments in this unusual case will start tomorrow morning. >> we are on storm watch as montréal is in a state of emergency. torrential rain and melting snow flooded the region. 2,000 homes have been affected by the floods. 12 o 0 troops are battling through the high water helping with the evacuation. trying to bring sandbags to people in need. larry: wow! chief meteorologist doug hill is in the stormwatch7 weather center. the problem around here tonight could be the chill. doug: yeah. some areas have frost ands a freeze. it's gorgeous in the lower 60's in the most spot. live look at tysons corner. a few fair weather clouds. show you area under advisory and warning. for the moun

higher elevation. freeze warning in effect at 2:00 a.m. large area in blue, western viewing areas under a frost advisory in the overnight and the early morning hours as well. 63 now in annapolis. and 6 in fredericksburg. overnight it will get cold. it will start to drop 45 in downtown washington. everybody else is cooler. the other area to show you advisories warning. colder than that. wake up temperatures. 39 in manassas tomorrow. 34 in dale city. he 1 in aspen hill. looking ahead for the next few days there is plenty of sunshine tomorrow. back to 64. the average high is 74. there is some sunshine and 69 on wednesday. showers likely, 65. showers is part of the pat attorney the weekend. the big qu

mother's day be like? we are working on that. i will share it coming up in a little bit. ten minutes. alison: can't wait. thank you. we are monitoring a developing story on the hill. this is where the former acting attorney general sally yates is testifying right now. these are live pictures now from the testimony. this is all about the russia influence on the u.s. presidential election. as lana zak reports this is the same time that comes as testimony that trump was warned by president obama about appointing michael flynn to be the national security adviser. >> what did you tell the white house about mr. flynn? lana: sally yates told the sub committee how she warned the white house counsel. >> a number of press accounts, statements made by the high ranking officials about

untrue. >> following to be fired for her opposition to the president's travel ban she had warned the administration that the national security adviser michael flynn was not being honest when he told mike pence he had no contact with russian officials that led to flynn's firing. >> the situation where the national security adviser could be blackmailed by the russians. >> but miss yates is who trump impugned on twitter writing ask sally yates under oath if she know how classified information got in the newspaper soon after she explained it to white house counsel. on monday it was revealed in the transition president obama warned then president elect trump not to hire general flynn. the suggestion that white house spokesman sean spicer brushed off. >> this is a guy who was outspoken in the criticism of president obama's policies. so the idea that president obama didn't like the guy doesn't seem shocking. the question you have to ask yourself if they were concerned why didn't they take any

lana: miss yates was joined by the former director of national intelligence, james clapper who were both asked under oath if they had been the source of leak of confidential information or authorized the leaks and both said emphatically they had not. reporting from northwest, lana zak, abc7 news. larry: protesters lining up outside the governor's mansion in texas protesting a controversial law over the weekend. so-called sanctuary city ban allows the local law enforcement to ask about the immigration status. if officers don't comply with the law they can be fined, serve jail time and be removed from office. >> in my opinion there is nothing positive that this bill does in the community or in law enforcement. this is a federal problem. not a local law enforcement problem. >> the law goes into effect in september. opponents are vowing to

the law in court saying it would be a repeat of the legal battle with the arizona controversial 2010 show your papers law. alison: the trump administration is now taking steps to fill a dozen vacancies in federal court. a lot of those names were also on the president's short list for the u.s. supreme court. that vacancy of course filled by neil gorsuch. larry: coming up at 5:00, the unusual steps judges on the ninth circuit court of appeals hearing arguments against the president's so-called travel ban. alison: after months of the safetrack surges how satisfied are people riding metro? larry: later, why some bicyclists say an episcopal bishop behind bars should not get parole. >> five local police officers killed on duty in the past year were honored today. i'm mike carter-conneen. coming up, how they were

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progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood up to the nra. as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting to expand access to affordable healthcare. ralph northam believes in making progress every day. and he won't let donald trump stop us. alison: "7 on your side" with health matters. airline passengers waiting for the flight or dealing with delays, you can use that time to take care of yourself. gyms, wellness center and yoga studios are popping up at airports all over the country. we look at some of the options. reporter: so much for flying the friendly

air travel is stressful. delays, crowded flights. passengers are unhappy. so what can airports do to make it better? how about endorphin rush? >> forget unhealthy snacks. don't belly up to the bar. here at roam fitness, passengers can lift weights while they weight. >> the first airport amenity of its kindment roam fitness at the baltimore washington international airport is a full gym inside security zone. >> this is for serious exercises who want to get a good workout in and relieve stress and anxiety before getting on a plane. >> with a $25 day pass they can burn calories before boarding. >> my flight was delayed. so taking advantage of the time. >> schumacher arrived early but his game plan changed. >> i wanted to get something to eat. i saw this and i thought why not. >> no workout clothes? no excuse.

included the cost -- rent them to you included in the cost of your day pass. last year, 15% of the u.s. flights were delayed. that is a lot of sitting around being tempted by junk food and alcohol. grumbling about the terrible service. roam fitness is part of a new trend in airport innovation. wellness facilities are popping up across the country. a walking path at dallas-fort worth area. yoga studios in san francisco. dozens have on the go spas where the travelers can get a manicure or massage. >> they are making the travel plans around the experience. that is the keyword. "experience." people want traveling to be enjoyable experience again. >> roam fitness says they see repeat customers. travelers who say they will change their plans if they know they could get in a quick workout before taking off. while flights will still be late or jam packed, maybe

healthy and happy. karen travers, abc news, baltimore, maryland. >> members of the congressional delegation want to know how much noise planes from reagan international airport are making. they asked for a formal study. >> covering metro, customer satisfaction for metro riders does not appear to be improving despite a year of around the clock track work. >> the rail rider customer satisfaction is 69%. bus rider satisfaction is 74%. both of those are well below the goal of 85%. there are not% of the trains between january and march were late. metro says the completion of the safetrack next month and the move to aggres

expected to reduce unplanned delays. alison: when the wind hits you, it does not feel like may. doug: we will stay cool for a while. there are signs of modest warming in the week. it's 60 degrees. look at the time lapse. beautiful conditions. sunshine all day. only a few passing fair weather clouds. tomorrow will be another nice day. warmer. again, a few passing clouds. but later in the week we will start to see the chance of the showers go up. tonight a conjunction of the moon and the jupiter. after sunset. not long after the sun goes down look to the southeast sky.

jupiter is so bright so that is something to look forward to this weekend. the forecast is clear skies. the temperatures drop to 50's. overnight is colder. cold enough that the national weather service posted frost advisory from frederick to upper montgomery county, loudoun, fauquier, across the blue ridge in the valley. when you wake up, the temperatures are in the 30's. it's chilly. oakland is up above 2,500 feet in elevation. cold at 31. everybody else is cold to freezing in the mountains. this is above freezing by six to eight degrees. chill in the air. especially for kids in bus stop.

the wind flow out of the northwest. the systems pass south and west. clouds will increase. thursday the chance of the showers will increase and be with us for a few days. tomorrow, the hurricane hunters will be there. these are the air force reserve aircraft that go out to fly in the eye of the hurricane to give so much life-saving information to the forecasters. it is open to the public 2:00 to 4:30. join us during the day. we'll have steve rudin and josh knight out there reporting live. it's an interesting display. i think they let you go inside and check out equipment. the showers come in the picture thursday afternoon. highs of 67. the average high of 74. so we remain belo

there are signs we will get warmer. 60 lz for the rest -- 60's for the rest of workweek. 40% friday. saturday is partly to mostly cloudy. near 60. breezy with a chance of showers. d.c. united has a game, too. partly sunny, can't rule out a chance of a shower. early next week the temperatures will warm up. slightly above average by the end of the week. 78, 79 by next week is only two or three degrees above average. that is what we should be temperature wise this time of the month. alison: crazy. thank you. doug: my pleasure. alison: still to come here. science and faith seem to be at odds about it. larry: but find out what the vatican is extending an olive branch and the big bang theory. alison: plus, the state of the bay. what the scientists say about the health of the estuary when we come back. >> a look at what is coming p

larry: back a heads up of a potential slowdown on the chesapeake bay bridge. there will be lanes blocked at certain times throughout the week. alison: a new report today. on the health of the chesapeake bay. there are improve

despite a c grade. but there is hope for the future if some of the trends continue. >> we have moved that patient from the critical list over to the i.c.u. in serious condition. we still need to have all of the monitoring plugged in. >> the patient is the chesapeake bay. this year research revealed overall grade of "c" for the bay. up up one percentage point. it's divided in 15 regions. seven showed improvement. >> you can see we have ones in the green. the upper western shore. patapsco. this is still a low grade but it is trending in the right direction. we have turned the corner on the worst places in the bay. >> improving areas are seeing the shrinking dead zones in increasing grassy areas and overall improving water quality. but the big change is the fishery. >> we have

striped bass, bay anchovy and the blue crab. we have the best store for all three iconic indicators. >> in one year, fisheries went from a c to an a. from 73% to a 9 o%. but senator ben cardin and the environmental experts say the progress could diminish if stakes in the federal got stop working together. >> if you don't have robust federal participation we won't get the help we need for many of the bay states. >> in baltimore, kelly anderson. larry: well, some virginia businesses will benefit going green thanks to the new bill signed today by governor. they will allow special tax benefit for special facilities. alison: coming up at 5:00, a hearing about the president travel

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announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". alison: d.c. police are looking for a group that attacked two people with a belt. the beating so brutal both victims were taken to the hospital. tim barber has what they are looking for. >> this woman can't believe the attack happened outside northwest washington store. >> i think that is shocking. i don't really know what other word to describe it. >> shocking because the investigators say two men were beaten up with a belt buckle so badly they were put in a hospital. it happened along georgia avenue, a busy street day or night. it happened next door to the fire station. the attempted robbery happened at 2:00. now they are looking for four hispanic males between the ages of 18 and to -- and 20. >> maurice lived here more than a decade. >> i go to the door, nothing ever happens.

fewer than a dozen assaults in the neighborhood last year. overall, the violent crime is down 40% which makes the brutal belt attack here more unusual. >> we have a lot of young families. a lot of people who are retires. who like to walk around the neighborhood. it's relatively quiet. nothing happens on this block. >> reporting, tim barber, abc7 news. alison: parole hearing is scheduled for tomorrow for heather cook. cycling advocates are calling on the parole board to keep this former i pist copal bishop behind bars. cook is serving sentence for drunk driving cash that killed tom palermo as he rode his bike. larry: protest in richmond before the court began to hear arguments in the trump travel ban. the judges made unusual decision to broadcast today's argument because there is so much interest in them.

president trump campaign promises can be used against him. scott: when it comes to the travel ban, can president trump be haunted by candidate trump? does the previous comments about muslim ban affect intent? >> there is no question why the president is doing this. make shooing you are to people safety of our country and people the first and foremost. scott: travel ban 2. o has a better chance. but the previous comments can't be ignored. >> it's not unheard of they would try to figure out what the intent was behind a bill. it would make sense to see what it was he said. >> presidential candidates shouldn't be loose lips on the campaign

>> the difference is the ban doesn't include iraq. there are exemptions for visa and green card holders while christians from the nations don't get any preference. administration argueded if this were truly a muslim ban, why then those six countries only? >> if it were about islam, why isn't indonesia there? why isn't egypt on the list? the largest arab nation in the world. >> this round is not over. there are other legal challenges in other states. there is another hearing set for next week. it could go to the supreme court. at the white house. scott thuman, abc7 news. larry: interior secretary is getting ready to tour the national monument in utah on president trump's order. he is reviewing the designation of it and the 26 other monuments.

his recommendations could lead to the smaller monumented boundaries or eliminating the designation altogether. alison: the head of the environmental protection agency removed half of the scientists who sit on a key review board. the board revises leadership on integrity of the science. the e.p.a. administrator scott pruitt is considering the representatives of the industry that the agency regulates. >> we were told that we would be preparing for meeting the fall and so forth. this announcement of the determination of serving board members is shocking. >> the e.p.a. denies that anyone was dismissed and says the three-year terms were not renewed. climate change skeptic, pruitt has come under fire for the

industry. larry: the catholic church is celebrating the big bang. they have invited the leading scientists to talk about the black holes to the gravitation al waves. it honors an astronomer that plays a key role in the belief the universe started with the big bang. alison: we have a look to get around traffic for the battle of the beltway. julie: swing, batter, batter, swing! that is why i do traffic and not a pinch hitter for the nationals. they are taking a trip to baltimore. it's the battle of the beltway, guys. nationals-orioles, the first pitch at 7:05. that explains the heavier than usual traffic volume on 295. the baltimore national parkway, 95 as well as 395 headed to camden yard. later on tonight at 10:00, the 395 ex

closing off ramp from north quaker to northbound 395. right on shirlington, right on 24 and right on the glieb to take you back to 395. that is the traffic watch. back to you. larry: okay. coming up in sports, we have sports people with a preview of the battle of the beltway. as the nats head north to face the orioles. >> 72 years ago today the allies declared victory in europe. on the national mall today, they remembered again. i'm sam ford. that is next on abc7 news. q: do these guys look familiar to you? they are thieves that targeted a local sub shop. i'm q mccray. the "7 on your side" wall of justice is next. alison: new at 6:00, terrifying video. kangaroo attacked a child from behind a fence but the little

steve: already monday and we are looking ahead to the upcoming weekend. a lot going on around the d. m.v. don't forget about the maryland craft beer festival saturday in frederick. temperatures on the cool side. only in the upper 50's. a mix of sun and clouds. 25 buries represented up there. have fun. don't forget mother's day. get the car now and make sure you order flowers. we are looking at the temperatures make it in the middle 60's. if you have outdoor plan for mom, go for it. barbecue is looking good. you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00".

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q: hello. welcome to "7 on your side." fighting back wall of justice. i'm q mccray. special meal saj from the metropolitan police department. they say these guys here robbed a sub shop and they believe it could be an inside job. here is why. the surveillance video is clear as day but the crime happened overnight. the suspect didn't have to force their way in because they had a key. they stayed calm walking

corner of thisth and u street northwest keeping their heads down the whole time. they know exactly where they are going. they make a b line to the safe. one pulls out a note. they open the safe. take the cash and walk out. the whole thing takes three minutes. there is a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and the conviction. if they look familiar to you contact the metropolitan police department. now let's take a look at our wall of justice. calvert county police want ryan watson for trying to kill someone, robbery an burglary. they want daniel evans for burglary. metropolitan police are offering up to a $25,000 reward if you can help them nab leonard smith. he is wanted for stabbing a man to death in southeast. prince william county police say arguetta beat up a female friend. jenkins is wanted for his part

if you have any information about the five fugitives, call the police. "7 on your side" fighting back against crime. q mccray. alison: right now the d.c. fire and the e.m.s. crews are working to rescue some little ducklings from the storm drain. this is happening southwest at the intersection of main and 12th. this is a tweet we got from d.c. fire. look at the momma duck. she is watching. standing by. crews are working to get her babies. we will keep you posted on the rescue efforts. >> she's not attacking. alison: she knows they are helping her. larry: smart mother goose. win or go home again for capitals tonight. they trail 3-2 in a best of seven series. robert burton has a game six preview coming up

i question myself, do i know what i'm talking about? everyone is telling me i am wrong. it's hard to think.

davis who was at a frat house when 19-year-old timothy piazza died after a hazing rid wall. eight fraternity brothers are charged with involuntaryy& manslaughter. the woman who shot her exdaughter-in-law and the new husband will spend the rest of her life behind bars. the man died. caroline conway sentenced with life without parole. she shot them in a mcdonald's parking lot two years ago. her son is a police officer. larry: honoring the local police officers killed in the line of duty. family and colleagues vow the sacrifice will never be forgotten. >> every badge was covered with a black band. in the hands a blue carnation at the washington area law enforcement officer followed by

son of a d.c. police officer. offered bottles of water and handshake, too. >> god bres all we have lost. >> this was part of the national police week remembering and honoring the law enforcement officers killed on duty. here at the 38th annual event, d.c. area police agencies gathered to recognize the five local fallen officers mark logsdon and patrick dailey. harvey snook, prince george's corporal jacai colson killed in friendly fire in a chaotic shootout. also honored prince william county officer ashley guindon shot and killed responding to a domestic incident. one day after being sworn in the police force. >> she exhibited the finest qualities in law enforcement. >> the officers' families have been embraced by the law enforcement community and not just here in washington. around

many months later the weight of the loss is heavy. >> this is just that they have the support to get through it. >> we love him. we miss him. we are comforted every day knowing he is home with the lord. >> that was jacai colson and before that were ashley guindon's parents. i had the honor to be the emcee today. this is a movie, powerful event. the departments all come together to support the families. a lot of other survivors two may have lost a relative in 1990's or the 198 o's. they come back to be there for the families. >> they have been there and they know. sacrifice, we are thankful but the pain that the families go too as well. alison: we are grateful for them. larry: outrage after a teen accused of bringing an assault

shocking video. three-way tug-of-war. how it unfolded. man arrested for refrigerator raid ahead at "abc7 news at 6:00". alison: tonight at 11:00, the "7 on your side" i-team taking a closer look at the local politicians compensation packages. >> good evening. >> local governments across the nation have problem with the tax dollars. they never seem to have enough. balancing the budget has become a real challenge. with that in mind, "7 on your side" went digging in the salary and the perks. >> i rov my job. i don't do it for the money. >> that may have true for some but for others, well, what we found might make you wonder. >> wow! >> "7 on your side" compares local salaries and the perks. >> the average citizen this kind of difference in computation seems irrational. >> irrational or necessary. i'm chris papst. watcht

tonight at 11:00 on abc7. you be the judge. larry: okay. well, coach buying the rival kate spade. coach says the $2.4 billion deal would give the company a way to reach younger consumers. they plan to keep the kate spade brand but cut back on the online flash sales and the wholesale offering. alison: another big merger deal today. this involving our parent company sinclair broadcast group. the company paying $3.9 billion to buy tribune media. tribune owns 42 stations around the country including ktla in los angeles and wgn in chicago. larry: okay. will it make us warmer? not need -- not immediately. alison: we talk about how beautiful the sky is. doug: ther

weather clouds but the temperatures are ten degrees below what they normally are this time of may. let's talk about the frost and the freeze advisories. we have freeze warnings in effect in the mountains. so keep that in mind. closer to metro, fog advisory from 2:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. to the blue ridge, valleys and the northern hills to north and frederick. chilly start to the day. keep it in mind for the morning. take the kids to bus top. kids range from the upper 30's to oh's. we are at 66 in warrenton. 60 in hagerstown. 64 in washington and frederick. 65 in fredericksburg. 63 the annapolis. so, tonight with the mainly clear skies we drop from 50's to 60's and then it will drop as we approach sunrise. which is 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. we find the coldest temperatures from pa to 45 degree -- 35 to 45 degrees

pry mesh more sunshine tomorrow as more sunshine will develop tomorrow. we have a storm system through the day tomorrow and wednesday. stay on cool side of things. warmer here. we will get in moisture. by the weekend more rain in saturday. enjoy the sunshine. it will change moving through. the three-day outlook. ten a ten-day. more clouds working toward thursday. showers are likely thursday and friday. that will show up in the ten-day outlook. saturday 30% chance of showers. slight chance for monday. 66. warming trend next week. wednesday, thursday next week, maybe back in the upper 70's. that is the latest. back to you. larry: robert?

robert: game six in pittsburg. this is the same narrative every year. caps are the best team in the regular season. eliminated in the second round of the post even. there is more at stake. this is a window and it could be closing tonight. >> this is an elimination game. i hope it will be symp game. >> play the way we have been. play the right way. we have to play play for keeps now. robert: in baseball, battle of the beltway. nats have the best record in league 21-10. o's with these

after winning four straight. gio gonzalez on the mound for the good guys. kevin gosner pitch for the o's. and catcher matt wieters is coming back after he crossed enemy lines. former redskins g.m. trying to turn the redskins gear to something good. scot mccloughan is going to ebay. putting the gear up for grabs. whatever he gets from it, he is giving it to charity. redskins charitable foundation that includes autographed cam mow redskins hat he wore to practice all the time. latest bid was $410. so apparently no bad blood. larry: that is great. i'm surprised more don't do that. robert: he could start a trend. larry: if now your team is red. >> sure. larry: awesome. alison: thank you. larry: well, 72 years ago today, germany

europe. alison: when we come back, look at how they commemorated

larry: 2 years ago today, they ended world war ii in europe. we go to the national mall where the veterans remembered v.e. day. at world war ii they remembered may 8, 1945, v.e. day. victory in europe. many of the people who made it happen were here this morning. most in the 90's to celebrate the anniversary. julius retired army general and the former d.c. school superintendent was there. he was everybodying in the philippines that day but -- he was serving in the philippines that day but they celebrated there, too. >> we save our soldiers lives. >> former senator bob dole pushed to build memorial he said time was important. world war ii vets were dying at a rate of a thousand per day. not that

moment for america and patriotism, one 97-year-old former g.i. remembers how he and his buddies celebrated it. in france. >> we had champagne all over the place. >> george came down with his daughter who helped him remember the story. >> tell him about drinking with your friends. >> the one in birthday suit. >> one lady found me laying out in the field. she helped me up and got me in the house. >> that is another way to look at v.e. day. a party everywhere. on the national mall, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. michelle: right now at 6:00. a stolen assault rifle brought to the school. teen at the center set free. we are pushing for answers. jonathan: an attacker caught on video. this man on the run after the police say he attacked a woman in her own condo.

[screaming] michelle: terror at a fun park. the little girl is thankful for one thing. >> "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. jonathan: we begin with a man once sentenced to life in prison for chandra levy's murder has been deported. show you video that was released to abc7. this shows the immigration agents escorting ingmar gaundique to a plane to take him back to el salvador. he was convicted in to 10 for levy's murder but it was overturned when a key witness was called in question. gaundique still had a criminal background and had been tied to the ms-13 gang. chandra levy's murder remains unsolved. michelle: stolen assault rifle in a stolen car outside a school. the teenager charged released from jail. despite warning the jail they were coming to arrest the teen. kevin lewis is looking a

latest battle in the debate over sanctuary cities. kevin: 18-year-old mario granados-alvarado stole gun and ammo and brought one of the guns an ar-15 assault rifle. they arrested the teen who i.c.e. learned entered illegally from el salvador. last sunday granados-alvarado was booked at the montgomery county jail in boyd. by tuesday i.c.e. sent an immigration detainer. but on wednesday jailers let the accused felon go without contacting i.c.e. today the federal agency blasted montgomery county in a press release says we do not tolerate releasing people back in the street. >> i think i.c.e. is within their rights to try to work