>> at first we did not what to believe it was gunshots. when she said she got shot, we started getting scared. kimberly: a triple shooting at an alexandria hotel. guests hear the gunshots. one of the victims reaches out to a family visiting for national police week for help. and the president's message to graduates at liberty university today. plus, it looks like fired fbi director james comey is willing to talk to lawmakers under one condition. plus, megabucks, megastar. details of the deal to keep bryce harper in d.c. for another year. the new starts now. >>

your side sleeping guests awake to gunshots inside of a hotel in alexandria. three people were shot. one victim is fighting for her life tonight. ryan hughes spoke to the guests who heard the cries for help. ryan: it was just after 2:15 in the morning when guests staying at the extended stay america heard shots. >> i heard the shots. i said, hey, those are shots. 28-year-old man is in critical condition and a 21-year-old woman and a 35-year-old woman were taken to the hospital after being shot inside the hotel. elizabeth hur the shots and one of the victim's cries for help. >> she was saying he help me, i've been shot. ryan:

she and her family are from michigan, in town for police week to honor her uncle, a u.s. border patrol agent who was killed in a shootout in 2010. the crime scene in the hotel reopen old wounds. >> him getting shot, what happened out there. ryan: alexandria police have been here most of the day. not identified a suspect or motive. investigators are also reviewing surveillance video, hoping there is key evidence to track down the shooter. >> going further into the investigation, hopefully we get details. victims are from alexandria, but it's not clear why they were at the hotel. in alexandria, ryan hughes, abc 7 news. kimberly: incredibly sad irony. it is national police week. officers from around the country will gather on the national mall for the national law enforcement memorial fund annual candlelight vigil. attorney general jeff sessions

enforcement to honor and recognize those officers who were lost in the line of duty. we will have more of that emotional vigil tonight at 11:00. run to support, run to remember, run to back the blue. that was the theme behind this that's police week 5l, ended at the national law enforcement memorial. they were raising money for the officer down memorial page. a gray start to the weekend, but better weather is on the way and time for mother's day. meteorologist molly cochran has to first look. molly: we are clearing out nicely, the rain coming to an end. gray shading and a few specks of green, spotty showers heading into the evening. it looks like the nationals will finally get the game in tonight. if you

as we will remain cool overnight. temperatures in the 50's. some of us falling into the 40's overnight tonight. mostly cloudy skies, northwesterly wind moving in. that sticks with us tomorrow. a bit breezy for the mother's day forecast, but definitely a great day to spend time outside with mom. into theratures also mid 70's by the afternoon, feeling much better compared to today and yesterday. there will be a little breeze. through the early half of the week, we are tracking not only the sunshine to stick around but also a significant warm-up. i will talk more about that coming up in my extended forecast. kimberly? kimberly: thank you, molly. new developments in the firing of fbi director james comey. "the new york times" reporting comey will testify before congress but only in a public urine. friday the senate intelligence committee said comey was unabl

meeting. the firing sparked a political firestorm. is investigating possible collusion between the and russia during last year's elections. at least five candidates to replace comey were interviewed at justice department headquarters today, including a the george w. bush administration, adam lee, special agent in charge of the richmond field office, the acting fbi director andrew mccabe, judge michael garcia of the new york court of appeals, and texas senator john cornyn. on air forcefly one, president trump said he could make a decision on who to nominate by the end of the week. the president was traveling to lynchburg to deliver his first commencement address at liberty university. >> you are not going to let other people tell you what you believe come especially when you know you are right. kimberly:

an honorary law degree from liberty university for stopped wednesday the president will deliver another extensive address at the coast guard academy graduation in connecticut. pope francis says he will not judge president trump until they have their first meeting later this month. the pope made the comments while speaking to reporters on his way back to rome from portugal. holy father made the trip to canonize two children a century after they claim to have seen the virgin mary. this now turns the location into portugal's main pilgrimage site. a ransom where cyber attack 100 countries.y hospitals were forced to put surgeries on hold. they are investigating, and the department of homeland security is helping. dave packer looks at what is being done to get key infrastructure back online.

unprecedented scale. we have never seen something spread this quickly come across this many countries full stop countries. ransomackers demanding to get files back online. in the microsoft software, exploding tools stolen from the nsa. dave: the malware virus starts email simple phishing that spreads like wildfire. copies like fedex were targeted in the u.s. it is attacking tens of thousands of computers, companies coming universities, even hospitals. >> they have suffered from a ransom where attack. dave: in the united kingdom, the government is working nonstop to get the services online. a message from the assailant, pay up and

computer, or files will disappear. patients are left in limbo. >> they're putting people's lives at risk. dave: while the attack appears to be focused on bigger targets, the average computer owner could be impacted. >> whatever updates microsoft is sending out, upload them immediately. if you have been infected, reach out to a legitimate cyber security firm and see what they suggest as far as getting your system back up. dave: microsoft released a patched earlier this year, but without it computers are vulnerable. dave packard, abc news, new york. kimberly: coming up next, firefighters in the bay area have their hands full. why a fire at this construction site feels too many like déjà vu. the, answering the call, act of generosity behind is my role prom night photo. and here is a sneak peek of

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california firefighters are still hitting hotspots at a massive fire at a construction site near oakland. flames lighting up the morning sky across the bay area. it took several hours for firefighters to get the blaze under control. it could be tomorrow before it is fully out. no word on the cause, but it is suspicious because this same construction site earned in a six alarm fire last july. a terminal shell full and busy l.a. x is underway, 15 airlines moving operations in the largest terminal relocation in the history of los angeles international airport. this will make room for the delta sky way, the nearly $2 billion plan to renovate three terminals over the next seven years. the rain and gray skies are going goodbye. molly has a look at the weather for mother's day

kimberly: a bit of a mystery tonight. this is not an exhibit at the constitution gardens. this is at 19th street and constitution avenue. the time first responders arrived, there was no one in the car. that's being investigated. alexandria volunteers donated blood today. local mothers use the day to raise awareness of life-threatening pregnancy complications. some childbirths require blood transfusions during delivery to make sure mother and child survive. the blood donated today will go towards that. photos are nothing new this time of year, but a photo from pennsylvania has gone viral. wasear-old lavar allen getting ready for his prom, but cannot figure out how to tie his tie. his moha

neighbors, they would to a nearby fire station. >> i had to tie it on myself first. >> he was making me laugh the whole time. that was a lot of fun. without him, i would never going. kimberly: the end of one's partner recorded that and posted it online. allen said he is grateful and will eventually learn how to tie his own tie. looking good. a nice tight knot. molly: checkout, youtube. kind of a sad day in terms of the weather today. tomorrow should be glorious? molly: definitely looking up. beautiful weather coming up for mother's day. the moms having plans outside, looking great. sunshine, highs in the0

the sun shines trying to peek through the national harbor. it is still running quite cool as we go through tonight, some of us dropping into the low 40's. coming up, d.c. united taking on philadelphia. if you're heading to the game, don't forget the jacket. the temperatures in the 50's by about 9:00. tomorrow, a lot of a starting in the 40's, including hagerstown, 45, 41 winchester, upper 40's in the metro region. if you're heading utterly for breakfast with mom, don't forget the jacket. low pressure to the south builds in, really hitting the reset what the d.c. region. sunshine, then eventually pumping in the heat. will notice a little warm-up, the temperatures by about 12:00 in the upper 60's. if you're heading out to the d.c. bike ride with mom, 20

scenic miles and if you road closures, keep that in mind, it will be breezy through the latter half of the day. if you're taking mom to brunch or have evening plans, daytime highs will be topping out in the mid-70's. certainly above were we have been the past couple days, when we have only been in the 50's. a better feel tomorrow. forecast, monday and tuesday just great for outdoor activities. from there it is getting hot. upper 80's by wednesday, should make it to 90 thursday. as we get the heat and humidity building in, we added the chance of thunderstorms. we will monitor this through the week. as of now, does not look like a severe weather threat for the d.c. area, but it is a summertime feel, so we are looking for a few thunderstorms into next weekend. i don't think people will mind because we will deftly be warm. kimberly: we have to get out of

it's about time. molly: i agree. kimberly: a great idea for your sports cast, just loop it. robert: i want to do that. kimberly: can we? robert: we can. bryce harper with a new contract. and here what john wall had to say about the shot. today we're gonna be comparing the roll-formed steel bed of the chevy silverado to the aluminum bed of this competitor's truck. awesome. yeah! first, let's check out the aluminum bed of this truck. wooooow!! holy moly. full on crack here. now let's check out the steel bed of the silverado. i'd expect more dents. no holes. current qualified lessees can get this silverado all star edition for around $249 a month. plus, find your tag and get an additional $1,500 lease cash on select silverado pickups in stock.

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a $21.6 million deal. it was one for the ages last night. john wall to the rescue last night. seconds left on the clock, wall with a three to but the wizards up one with almost no time remaining on the clock. the win forces a game seven monday night in boston. critics last night. here he is after the shot. >> the last play was really for me to get to the corner. not get open, i do not want a five second violation, so i just came off otto, look to defender in the eye, took a shot, and it went in. just how much love i have for the city and my teammates and how much fight we have. never qui.

the redskins held rookie minicamp today in ashburn, debating getting -- the beginning for the new draft picks. andersonallen and ryan both could make an impact this year. for now, they are just trying to take this day by day. >> for me, just getting back into football shape, and the football-related stuff. it was good, and hopefully we progress and help the team went. >> a lot more fast-paced. i'm glad to just get the starting point. start working. from a talent standpoint, we feel like we have done a good job in the off-season addressing our needs with the draft and free agency. we lost a couple players, but we feel like we rla

action tonight. they are hosting philadelphia union on our sister station, news channel 8. united hoping to bounce back after losing to the impact last week for stop coverage begins at6:30. game time is 7:00. backhe washington valor is at verizon sunday to take on the tampa bay storm. the wizards go back to boston monday. these teams have not beaten each other on their respective floors. i don't know how the was spurs are going to do it, but they have to. kimberly: look them in the eye.

kimberly: favorite story of the day, a 96-year-old

tohear how his wife felt about him were less time. he was renovating his home and an unopened love letter written in 1945. after a quick web search, the new jersey man found his son, who was able to read it to his father. it brought both men to tears. his wife died six years ago, and they think the letter likely fell through a crack in the upstairs floor all those years ago. robert: amazing. kimberly: did you know that it is national apple pie day? often topped with fresh whipped cream, ice cream, or even cheddar cheese. 1900 -- before 1900, apple pies were considered breakfast food. let's bring that back. molly:

kimberly: hot apple pie with a cup of coffee? mmm. robert: no coffee, though. kimberly: yum. it's a most time for dinner. great weather for us? molly: yes, mother's day looking great. if you can head outside tomorrow, do so. breezy, but mid-70's. we are not stopping there. we will hit 90 degrees the later half of the week. heat and humidity arriving. a chance of a few storms friday and next week of. kimberly: thanks so much for watching. don't forget to flip over to news channel 8 for coverage of d.c. united. we will see you back here at 11:00. have a good night.

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