>> find the people clapping for you when you get out. jonathan: exclusive access to their rockstar trading. steve: have you had enough rain? get ready, we are going to crank up the heat and humidity. alison: a global hack attack. what you need to know. the wizards forcing a game seven. the celebration happening now. now, abc seven news at 11:00, on your side. >> for three -- john wall! jonathan: did you see that shot, the three-pointer by john wall in the final seconds to beat the celtics by one point? there will be a game seven. we will take you live to verizon, but first -- you don't have to say anything, it is just rain. it is abouto

,lison: the good news is besides the wizards winning, it will not last too long, steve? steve: it will not last that long and the time is working out well. we have rain sticking around overnight into early tomorrow morning, but tomorrow looks a whole lot better. time,in ends around noon a little before then to the west. the highs only into the middle 50's. looking ahead to mother's day, a bit warmer. next week we are talking daytime highs near 90. more on that in a few minutes. jonathan: stay connected with the stormwatch team by following us on facebook, twitter, wjla.com, a and download the stormwatchpp. breaking news, a thriller at the phone booth, the wizards win by one point. a great game to watch. alison: it was really fun to watch.

for a crucial matchup against the celtics. anna-lysa gayle is live at the verizon center. you have to be having fun out there, anna-lysa. anna-lysa: absolutely. we needed something to brighten the day with the rain, and this was it. the fans in chinatown are excited. it's going to be a great weekend because this was a win we needed and a great way to lead up to mother's day weekend. >> yeah! go, wizards! >> let's go, wizards! anna-lysa: that is what people are saying in chinatown come excited for game seven. we will have reaction from the players coming up and sports. alison: we look forward to that. thank you. we now move to something only on 7, the inside look at one of the best rescue crews in the world

save lives. jonathan: now we get to see them in training. tim barber has been embedded with virginia task force one as they went through training. search and rescue is dirty and dangerous. >> the adrenaline takes over, you are not even tired. learn how virginia task force one saves lives, we strapped in and ascended into it intoness -- to send the darkness. >> they are pounding for helping you don't know where it is coming from. it echoes all over. a 17 year taskd force veteran through narrow tunnels with just enough room to crawl. this whole exercise is simulating an earthquake and

on a thrilling a hole through the ceiling so we can get up there and rescue somebody. right now, they will connect all the dots to punch through the ceiling. but that is just one mission in this massive pile of rubble, covered with task force members working to save dummies. we found this rescue were dangling from rope, getting creative to reach a patient on a ledge. i'm standing right over the hole. downrick is once we get here, you have to get to the victim over here, so the task force has to figure out a way to get to the victim. the interactive dummy they are trying to save is being controlled in the other room. >> they can

they find. tim: these exercises are not just about strength. they are about strategy. this week's training right exercise is -- training exercises keeping them fresh. reporting in los angeles, tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: and they do such good work. this was the last of a series of pieces from tim barber as he followed virginia task force one to the west coast. to see more of his exclusive story, go to wjla.com. news: sources telling abc u.s. security officials met late today ahead of massive ongoing cyber attacks. investigators say hackers have attacked fedex. more than 70 countries were hit, including russia, italy, spain, and japan. right now it is believed rush is bearing the brunt of the a tactful stop russian interior ministry said about a thousand

in england, hospitals were turning away nonemergency patients. and were blocking computers demanding $300 by bitcoin, and untraceable digital currency. the department of homeland security is urging you to update your operating system to include the latest software. they also say do not click on downloadr links or unfamiliar material and always backup your data. nancy chen, abc 7 news. jonathan: right now there is an all-out search for this guy who killed five people in a crash and 4014. today he did not show up for sentencing. has beenis gps tracker removed, so he went off the radar. tom roussey is live with the search happening now. tom? alison, he is still out there at this hour. kenneth kelley

supposed to walk into the courthouse and not expected to walk out as a free man, facing decades in prison. he did not show up today and the hunt is on for him. >> if he had any kind of remorse, and economy heart, he would have been here. tom: the victim's family members were furious once it became apparent that kelley was a no-show. >> you killed five people. his lost a mom, mom's lost kids, five people. tom: it was one of the county's worst crashes in decades. kelley drove 70 miles per hour drunk and smashed into a car on livingston road and oxon hill, killing two sisters and children aged 13 and one. a passenger in kelley's car died. in late march he pled guilty to 28 charges, five of them negligent manslaughter. kelley was supposed to be wearing a gps monitor. >>

taken off gps monitoring. we were not made aware of that until this afternoon when he did not show up. tom: it is not clear why the gps was removed. nobody answered that his southeast d.c. address tonight. >> i don't think he will ever show up. we know just like the families of the victims, you probably have questions about how this could happen. we are still looking into those questions for you. at this hour, kelley is still on the loose. live outside of the prince george's county court house in upper marlboro, tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: happening now, the police searching for the man who sexually assaulted a woman in her arlington apartment. look closely, this is new video of the suspect. today we found out he may have tried to strike another building, too, because the police believe you try to get into a building on clarendon boulevard

asked to leave by the concierge. a short time later he entered another building and attacked a woman. >> it's scary for everybody who lives in this area. alison: the police a that he posed as a maintenance worker and sexually assaulted the woman who opened the door. if you have information, call the police. and the police believe he got into the building because somebody held the door open. the reminder not to let strangers into common areas and always report suspicious behavior. jonathan: there is fear lingering in the immigrant communities. this week, nearly 1400 people were arrested in ice raids targeting specifically gang members. that i, some law-abiding immigrants are nervous for their future. one police department is taking steps to try to address that. >> just by the mere fact they , theyperson in uniform think i'm an official. they are afraid to report crimes.

noticed growing fear among undocumented immigrants, fear that could impact the relationship between the police and the communities they serve. >> a couple months ago during a council hearing, some of these issues were addressed. anna-lysa: the howard county police department released an outline of their policies. >> it was to bring clarity for officers and transparency to the community. anna-lysa: officers do not ask about immigration status except for rare exceptions and the police department does not call ice to arrest people for civil violations. >> the policy will help people who may be victims or witnesses to come forward. >> at least we are a step in the right direction. vetoednty executives previous legislation. anna-lysa: anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. alison: the fired fbi director james c

the senate intelligence committee. he was invited to speak tuesday on several topics, but virginia senator mark warner says that comey cannot make it. warner says that he hopes that comey will testify soon. jonathan: senator warner weighing in on speculation about recording devices in the white house. press secretary sean spicer would not deny president trump is recording conversations in the oval office. this morning the president suggested in a tweet his conversations with james comey before the firing may have been recorded. it would tapes exist, be disturbing if they suddenly disappear. they should be preserved. judiciary,be more but we all to get a look at them. jonathan: maryland congressman elijah cummings sent a letter to the white house to turn over any recordings between the president and comey. alison: home appliance problems can be a major headache.

>> they said, ma'am, we cannot validate the claim. alison: you may want to check the fine print. 7 on your side

jonathan: an update from atlanta -- faster than anyone expected, the northbound lanes of interstate 85 that were destroyed by massive fire six weeks ago will now reopened a month ahead of schedule. the southbound lanes are expected to reopen sometime this weekend. alison: it sounds like a great plan for homeowners, sign up, pay a premium every year, and if something goes wrong with any appliance get it fixed or replaced at no extra charge. jonathan: home buyers love these, thinking everything is taken care of, but are these unwarranted policies worth it. troubleshooter horace holmes joins us with answers. horace: the panicked call from a mother. taylor janssen had just put a load of clothing into the dryer. >> i saw flames from the top. >> she grabbed the fire extinction.

department. the dryer was destroyed. no problem, they had a home more to policy. they figured they were covered. as is the practice with most homework tea companies, a technician from a third-party repair shop was sent to inspect the dryer. >> the dryer had been moved by the fire department. the technician said i will send the pictures to american home shield, send my diagnosis this is beyond repair, and they should contact you. horace: american home shield did them, but not with the news they hoped for. >> they said, ma'am, we cannot validate the claim because the dryer is no longer in your home. >> there are so many limitations in these contracts. horace: the consumer federation of america. >> you may be shocked when you try to get something done. horace: he says homework these are not really warranties. their service contracts.

cover appliances, guaranteeing the repair or replacement when something goes wrong. good summer advocates say beware. the warranties are full of fine print. the family found out the hard way. >> we pay $500 per year to have a home warranty company. we could take $500 out of pocket to buy a replacement dryer. they refuse to replace it. horace: are homework is worth it? >> you would be much better putting the money in the bank, repair and replace. basically set up your own self-insurance. jonathan: this is just the beginning. will joineek, horace us with other "is it worth it" reports on "good morning ashington," from renting professional wardrobe and higher-end products. alison: 7 on your side

account scandal is getting bigger. new court filing say the bank may have opened 3.5 million unauthorized accounts. the original estimate was 2 million. a bank spokesman said the new figure is unverified. another hearing is scheduled next week. jonathan: 7 on your side with health matters, and your favorite candy may be going on a diet. it is a partnership to cut calories. it includes nestle, the makers of nutela, and russell stover. alison: a mystery tonight over a manuscript. a prequel to harry potter has been stolen in the u.k. this is a handwritten manuscript by j.k. rowling that was swiped this week. wling is asking her fans to turn down any sales of the manuscript. and now the must-see video of the day. jonathan: a po

the streets of new york city. it is melissa mccarthy doing her famous impersonation of white house press secretary sean spicer. mccarthy is hosting "saturday night live" this weekend, and she was yelling at people. alison: that was the funny part. steve: something to look forward to tomorrow. today, we did not make it out of the 50's. normally we see temperatures in the 70's. right now, upper 40's, lower 50's around the dmv. the rain is not going anywhere anytime soon. the good news is it will be out of here a little earlier than originally expected. zooming in closer, it is wet around the capital beltway, the district, alexandria, oxon hill heavier rain. the rain continues all night long into early tomorrow morning. a wet start saturday. if you have outdoor plans,

you're up early, upper 40's, lower 50's. futurecast, the areas in yellow are the heavier rain. d.c., 5:00 a.m., just before sunrise, the heaviest of the rain moving off to the east. there is the back edge as early as 7 a.m. around i-81. this list to the north and east. by noon time, light showers around the immediate metro. p.m., it1 p.m., 3:00 is gone, the skies begin to clear, and we look forward to a nice sunset tomorrow evening. the nice sunset, once we get couldh the rain, which range anywhere from one inch, two inches across southern maryland, that means a nice mother's day. tomorrow, not so great, only in the 50's. mother's day daytime highs in the lower 70's. partly cloudy skies come a little breezy.

week. are you ready for this? daytime highs upper 80's, close to 90 degrees. the 10-day outlook, wednesday and thursday. the heat index likely in the lower 90's. we stay in the 80's the remainder of the week and into the following weekend. jonathan: there are dating apps to reflect your religion and career. alison:

alison: dating sites are getting even more specific. like based on religion or career. jonathan: there is a new one for people who enjoy smoking pot. it is called hi there. a man said he was getting rejected after he revealed his smoking or that he worked at a marijuana dispensary. >> it's nice right now. it's nice to have someone who smokes, too. >> you don't have to mention shyly i'm 420 friendly. jonathan: roberts said his app female.t 65% male, 35% alison: so romantic. jonathan: you know what is romantic -- the wizards victory.

-- wasn't that fun? the wizards to not make it easy on people's hearts, but awin is a win. sports is coming up.

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local toyota dealers. scott: hello, everybody. i'm scott abraham, live firm the verizon center. what a finish. john wall made sure d.c. sports fans do not have a ho heartbreak, hitting one of the bigger shops in franchise history. come insideconds the verizon center come off the inbounds, john wall, yes, sir. the wizards take the one point lead, the crowd going bananas. last chance for the celtics. isaiah thomas, not a chance. the wizards stave off elimination, forcing a decisive game seven monday night, beating boston tonight, 92-91. >> i'm happy for our guys. i'm happy for our fans. it was an incredible atmosphere.

line. john hit the big three. he is a winner. he plays to win. he's not worried about stats, he's worried about winning the game. scott: the celtics arrived today wearing all black, preparing for the wizards' funeral. john wall said, not in my home. john wall and the wizards force a decisive game seven monday night, opening tipoff at 8 p.m. that would be great if they could go to boston and beat them in boston.

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