facebook group that espoused racist humor, racist ideas. i was called "alt-reich: nation." so now the f.b.i. is investigating this as a hate crime. here is the new information. state's attorney, the chief of police coming out of the courthouse this afternoon to say at this point they don't have any hard evidence that this was in fact a hate crime. the investigation is proceeding. but they just do not want the community to rush to judgment. >> until we have our investigation concluded, and we need something probably more than just a facebook posting. that we want to make sure that we are thorough before we make the conclusions. if that is where it leads us, we will go there. at this point we don't have enough evidence to say that is the case. brad: angela alsobrooks

she has seen incidents, notes and fliers espousing white supremacy around campus and she says the case will be investigated thoroughly and they will get to the bottom of it. but at this point the motesive a mystery. why would -- motive remains a mystery. why would this university of maryland student, drunk and incoherent, why would he emerge from the darkness and attack a young man in the prime of his life? that is the mystery. we will stay on the story. in upper marlboro, brad bell, abc7 news. larry: the man who led police on a wild chase in prince george's county was in court today. police say will person was the man behind the wheel of the ambulance one he stole from the prince george's hospital center friday morning. a judge ordered person to remain in custody on $50,000 bond. nancy: tonight a develop in the the story we have been following for

the future of the purple line and it puts the whole project back in limbo. transportation reporter brianne carter has the details. brianne: a 12-page opinion issued here. the u.s. district judge richard leon says another look is needed to see what impact metro's issues may have on the purple line. it states that the federal transit administration and the state of maryland failed to take a requisite hard look at the impact. wmata safety issues could have on the project. the judge ordered the two to prepare analysis of the impact. the 16-mile light rail from bethesda to new carrollton is expected to get $900 million in federal money but some are concerned this could put it all at risk. tonight larry hogan is calling the ruling disappointing but not entirely surprising saying in a statement the fact it took a federal judge this long to reach a conclusion that more study is needed is baffling. and if allowed

cause harm to the project and cost the state houstons of millions in taxpayers dollars. they are going to take all legal action to make sure that the project moves forward. will there be an appeal? something else we have to follow. larry: an hour ago another herndon monument climb went in the books at the u.s. naval academy in annapolis. working together the class of 2020 climbed a greased 21-foot tall monumented. the student from illinois got to the top and replaced a plebe hat with that of a midshipmen. everyone cheered. the time it took them, two hours, 21 minutes and 21 seconds. the tradition dates back to before world war ii, lard was added to make the climb harder in the early 1970's. nancy: to keep it interesting. larry: yeah. nancy: 7 on storm watch with a chance of more showers tonight and throughout the week. chief meteorologist doug hill is in the stormwatch7 weather center tra

a great day. doug: it is. we saw steady rain move out this morning. all east of the metro area. we have areas of sunshine back in the clouds. no rain. if we look at the radar along to the satellite image, we have to look to the right-hand side of the screen to see the showers. it's all on the eastern shore. mostly cloudy skies for us. showers popping up from harrisonburg and that is moving south. most of the d.c. metro area, most of the viewing area is cloudy without rain. there may be areas of fog to deal with. tomorrow we start it over again. there is another disturbance that will bring us more showers tomorrow afternoon. the possibility of the period of rain exist tomorrow. through wednesday. wednesday night. thursday. this monday night overnight, 55 to 60. cloudy. patchy fog. we will see what models do.

the general idea is plenty of clouds. occasional glimpses of sunshine after the batches of the shower goes through. we take a break and we get more rain in the forecast. that is what we continue with thursday. skies clear friday. what about the holiday weekend? we will give you an outlook in 12 minutes. nancy: we are monitoring a developing story. in the last five minutes, top house democrat revealed documents showing michaelflip apparently lied to the u.s. security clearance investigators about the foreign payment. that information coming in hours afternoon president trump former national security advisor declined to help the senate panel investigate russia's possible meddling in the to -- 2016 presidential election. he pleaded the fifth and invoked the right not to incriminate himself. larry: the letter was sent as the

the first oversees trip since taking office. scott thuman looks if president trump could obtain the peace deal that eluded the middle east for so long. scott: a symbolic visit to the holy site of the western -- western wall. >> it's turning enemies to partners. president trump: there are many, many things that can happen now. scott: is peace a real possibility? or this just a diplomatic display? >> if a president who is a deal maker, negotiators and who is close to netanyahu. scott: matthew levitt says a collective desire to defeat isis in post-era spring could be part of a complicated series of moves to get both sides to the table. >> there are a lot of students to go sour b

are -- opportunities to go sour but the trip, i think the administration sees this as a success. >> i recent met with president trump. with president abbas and also with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. result of the three meetings the level of the optimism has gone up three or four points. scott: he is hopeful and believes the tough stance on the iran nuclear aspirations will pay off with other arab nations. >> there is a possibility that the time may be right for some resolution. are we going to get complete peace breaking out soon? i don't think so. scott: president trump next meets with mahmoud abbas as deal-maker who now acknowledges it may be one of the toughest deals of all. larry: the u.s. park police say a reported sexual assault at the u.s. holocaust memorial museum never happened. the report sparked hour-long

surveillance video, look of the evidence or the witness testimony led investigators to the conclusion the report was false. nancy: jury selection wrapping up in the last 15 minutes at the bill cosby sexual assault trial. a third of the jurors say they already formed opinions of the guilt or innocence. two-third of those surveyed say it would be difficult to serve on the jury. the comedian denies drugging and assaulting a woman in 2004. dozens of women have come forward accusing cosby of assault and rape. larry: three teenagers accused of killing a 6-year-old boy after stealing the mother's car were in court today. michelle marsh has the latest. michelle: this morning the judge denied bail for the three teenagers. 6-year-old kingston frazier was asleep in the backseat of the mother's car when it was stolen. the court documents say 19-year-old byron mcbride stole the car and then shot the little boy. >> my son

baby. did not kill that baby. but y'all are going to kill my son. >> all we want is justice to be done. >> we are here to support kingston. we want justice to take its place. michelle: prosecutors filed capital murder charges against mcbride and the two 17-year-olds arrested in the case but they are not sure if they will seek the death penalty. michelle marsh, abc7 news. larry: thank you. horrific admission from a mother accused of killing her own children in ohio. police say that helton says she shot her 8-year-old daughter and the 6-year-old son to save them from the evil in the world. she is accused of shooting them last thursday. they both died over the weekend. an 11-year-old girl home at the time wasn't hurt. nancy: coming up at 5:00, a man admits to killing two roommates. find out why he says he did

it. >> a white national kicked out of a health club. what other members think about this in a moment. >> the fallout from the fight outside the turkish ambassador 's residence in d.c. >> what you can do to stop a spike of vehicle break-ins across the area.

to take on the "tom insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks... that's what tom perriello is about." progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello... and before and after congress i led non-profits to battle climate change, poverty and president bush's attacks on civil rights. now i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality. because together, we really can build a virginia that works for everyone.

nancy: back now with a developing story out of florida where police says an 18-year-old admits to killing his two roommates. devin arthur says the roommates were neo nazis and disrespected his recent conversion to islam. he wanted to bring attention to the issue of the anti-muslim sentiment. larry: the man who coined the term "alt-right" is looking for alternate place to work out. richard spencer lives in alexandria and lost his gym membership after being confronted by another person working out there. stephen tschida has reaction. stephen: what happened has captured international headlines it has attention of the people in alexandria and the members of this

whether or not termination of the membership was the right move. >> hail the people. hail victory. >> one of the leaders of the at right movement. the white nationalist richard spencer. he calls himself a model gym member but last week a woman recognized him and begone streaming "nazi" at the gym. after the confrontation the sport and health club canceled his membership. >> i'm absolutely opposed to white nationallism. it's deplorable. but it is a free county. we are entitled. stephen: terminating a member left some troubled. we find no one who supported spencer's political views everyone for whom we spoke expressed concern about

gym canceled due to his believes. >> we reached out to the gym and the woman who confronted spencer but no calls back. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. workers spending the day power washing a monument in norfolk after someone spray painted the word "shame" on the base of the statue over the weekend. they are reviewing the surveillance video to hope to find out who is responsible for it. >> new development tonight of what the dakota access pipeline. today the north dakota health department says the project leaves 10 o,000 gallons of

in marge. nancy: doug is back to talk about the gray skies. hopefully the weekend is better. doug: by friday and the weekend it will improve and it will be a perfect holiday weekend. nancy: already looking forward to the weekend. doug: we all are. nancy: how is saturday going to look. doug: warmer, 80 degrees or so. the next seven days are up in the air. different computer models, different solutions. when and where the rain will be. nancy: keep you business. doug: let's get start and tell you what we are guessing at. somewhere in the between the forecast comes out. 64 at chesapeake bay. the water are calm out there. plenty of clouds. we got sunshine after the morning rain moved out. the temperatures well below average. 71 in washington. 74 in hagerstown. to the west, places like stanton, luray and charlottesville. upper 70's. they have had quite a bit

sunshine that helped. don't think we will see rain. we don't see any on radar close to the area. we'll call it cloudy with a little fog. temperatures drop below 70's to 60's. the doppler radar is picking up what appears to be a shower or two southwest of 81. a little shower but they are drifting southeast. the active rainfall is not in the foreseeable future. not in the immediate future. foreseeable tomorrow. some models bring it in and others keep it south and east. we'll see what happens here. period of rain at times. later tomorrow, tomorrow night wednesday, wednesday night to thursday. the high pressure builds in and dries things out. even with that said it doesn't mean we have a bright sunny weekend for the holiday. we have some sun and we will see a chance of showers again. a repeat process of front 8 zone coming through.

bubble of high pressure. another area, low pressure area. another high pressure area. the timing is repetitive here. to guess who will get the rain this model says it is around 2:00. d.c. metro south and east. other models have the rain here to move in tomorrow everything and tomorrow night. we will see what happens. but prepare for showers. sunshine. if you see any it is brief. at a premium. showers and the clouds and likely outcome. according to this modeling. we'll be cloudy with another batch of rain that is expected to develop on wednesday and wednesday night. isolated shower or storm. more of that on thursday before it settles down. the deal is this. cloudy tonight. maybe fog. 58 to 61 by morning. tomorrow clouds with more rain and showers developing nid day or late afternoon. 67 is the cool day with the east and northeast winds. wednesday is a glimmer of sun but a batch of rain will come in the afternoon the warm fron g

74. we look ahead to the holiday weekend. i tell you now there is a high likelihood that the forecast will change between now and the time we get to friday. again the model differences and everything else. but looking more encouraging. some sunshine, some warming. we look for thunderstorm chance sundays afternoon and again memorial day. at the beaches, based on what we see it should be in 70's with the saturday sunshine. in and out of the clouds. scattered late day showers and the storms there. show you the ten-day and walk away with confidence after this presentation for two minutes and 30 seconds you have no idea what will happen in the next ten days. i have done my job. if i added confusion i'm a success. really, every now and then we get patterns where nothing comes together. there is nothing obvious. the timing is difficult. this is the best we can do for now. subject to change. larry: timing minutes, ten mex -- three minutes, ten seconds. at least you're honest. nancy: meantime, nasa

head out of the international space station tomorrow. larry: we will explain that. and why you wanted to wait before pouring your kids juice. hold on for that. coming up. >> you are looking at the future d.c. wegmans. the building has been here for 60 years. the store is some years away. i'll explain it next at abc7 news. larry: but first a look at what is coming up tonight on abc7 -- nancy: now here is autria godfrey with a preview of tomorrow's "good morning washington." autria: thanks, nancy. tomorrow on "good morning america," the biggest debit card secrets and safety risks you need to know before the next purchase. >> watch to win $100 every ten minutes. >> keep it here for traffic and weather every ten minutes tomorrow morning ♪ pro-tip. get these great smoked ribs. twenty minutes on the grill, they're done.

rs? what? the best food at amazing prices, giant. havertys furniture helps even when life isn't.t [doorbell rings] can somebody get that? uh-uh. not me baby. [yells] homework! [yells] it's mommy time! [yells] it's daddy time! i told ya not to marry her. seriously? alright. who's next? the memorial day sale is on now. havertys. life looks good.

yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] great everyday prices and thousands of bonus buy savings. my giant.

larry: "7 on your side" in health matters. a new warning from the american academy of pediatrics about your kids and juice. they organized new recommendations no juice be given to children before turning 1. then toddlers between 1 and 3 shouldn't have more than half a cup of juice a day. for kids 4 to 6 the recommendation is three-quarters of a cup a day. children between 7-18 can have

it could lead to obesity and tooth decay. nancy: wegmans ready to build the first store in the district. it will be located at the fannie mae headquarters on wisconsin avenue. as d.c. bureau chief sam ford reports the neighborhood is ready to welcome the store with open arms. sam: the word of a development, including a new wegmans supermark taking over fannie mae's place on wisconsin, on the list serve and the street, few complaints. >> i thought they could existed in the suburbs really far out. so i hardly ever get to go. if there is one next door i'm thrilled. sam: fannie mae is moving to the site of the old "washington post" downtown. at the site, the road side development will build apartment, offices, retail and wedge 80,000 square foot wegmans under the his spore rick building. >> what -- historic building. >> we are going to hold up the structure with steel and slide wegmans into the

level. >> a third smaller than the wegmans alexandria store but have amenities like prechopped ingredients or cooks or completely prepared thanksgiving dinners. >> all you have to do is set your table and come and pick it up and pretend you cooked your own thanksgiving dinner. >> they can help you here. they will find out what you want and come back and be courteous about it. >> it will be a while. fannie mae is not expected to be downtown until late 2018. projection of the completion of the new project with wegmans is 2021. reporting from northwest washington, sam ford. abc7 news. larry: still ahead at 5:00, how new hopes for families hoping to have a baby coming from printer. >> later what police say you can do to some someone from breaking into your car. >> coming up, we have new information about a m

and killed in spotsylvania county. authorities say it happened because of a property dispute. that is coming

head in now to grab the five dollar footlong spicy italian. loaded with salami and pepperoni. for a limited time, the spicy italian footlong is just five dollars. it's a big value for even gger flavor. only at subway.

creating jobs foreaner, reliour veterans... helping those in need save money on their energy bills. it takes 16,000 dominion energy employees doing the job. and now, dominion energy is investing $15 billion to build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure... creating jobs now and for the future. across virginia, we're building an economy that works for everyone and dominion energy is helping power the companies that power our economy. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. nancy: where does your property end and your neighbor's

that question ended a deadly answer in spotsylvania county this weekend. northern virginia bureau chef jeff goldberg is live on young lane with new information about the victim. jeff? jeff: well, that is right, nancy. this was 65-year-old guy prud'homme. he was president and c.e.o. of columbia property capital. that is a real estate firm in d.c. he was married. the father of six children. and also a grandfather. now prud'homme lived in a home up this private driveway here on young lane. according to authorities this shooting happened because of a disfut -- dispute because of proud prudes home and -- prud'homme's home and his neighbor larry johnston whose house is up that driveway. in a police removed as this and quiet -- >> not supposed to happen now. jeff: news of a murder. >> the whole line marked with police cars. >> spotsylvania county sheriff deputies arrived at 1:00 yesterday

guy prud'homme lying dead in his driveway with a gunshot wound to his chest. the shooter investigators say was prud'homme's neighbor, 80-year-old larry johnston. >> i don't understand what the problem was. very sad. >> authorities say johnston admitted to the shooting before being taken into custody. he told investigators it was the result of ongoing dispute. >> the remorse was for the incident occurring and it wasn't handled in a different way. >> at the time, the landscaping crew of four to five people working in prud'homme's yard. above of the men's wives were home at the time. we knocked on the door at johnston's house. some was was there but didn't want to talk. >> can we ask you a quick question? >> they cannot believe that is a man is dead over property

>> it makes my heart sad. you are supposed to love your neighbor. >> in the last half hour we got a statement saying this from the prud'homme family -- guy was a devoted, loving husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend. excuse me. i was reading the wrong statement but they said he will be greatly missed. they have sorry for his loss. calling his humor and his laughter infectious. larry johnston is being held without bond at the rappahannock regional jail and charged with first-degree murder. live in spotsylvania county, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. larry: bizarre story. thank you. days after the turkey ambassador from the u.s. recommended for this brawl in northwest d.c., the turkish government has done the same thing to the u.s. ambassador. turkey says the actions of d.c. police and breaking up a fight involving protesters and the turkish bodyguards was aggressive. today the senators overseeing the

turkey could lose money unless they are punished. nancy: nba player enes kanter back in the united states after his native turkey canceled his passport. he said it's because of his opposition to president tayyip erdogan. they said it left him stranded in bucharest. >> i love my country, of course. turkey. i'm from turkey. i love my country. i'm just trying to speak up because, trying to be the voice of the innocent people. about erdogan, he is a terrible man. >> after help from the department of homeland security, the nba and the oklahoma lawmakers, kanter was able to reach the united states. he says he is working to become an american citizen. larry: checking today's stop stories president trump has become the first sitting u.s. president to visit the western wall in jerusalem. he placed the hand on the wall

crack. he also met with the israeli president and prime minister. this is the second stop on his first international trip. nancy: f.b.i. is part of an investigation in a deadly stabbing at the university of maryland. sean urbanski is held without bond in the death of bowie state student and army lieutenant richard collins. investigators are looking into whether the killing was motivated by race. larry: a judge says proposed purple line light rain needs more study. the judge ordered federal officials to look at the impact of the declining ridership. i could put the fate of the federal funds helping to pay for the project in jeopardy. nancy: the deadline to vote in person in the virginia primary passed half an hour ago but you are not completely out of luck. you can register online until 11:59 tonight. there is a link on

larry: the "associated press" reports president trump's budget includes $1.7 trillion in cuts in ten years that include programs like medicaid, federal employee pensions, welfare benefit and the warm subsidiaries. we will look at the plan when it's unveiled tomorrow. nancy: there is a change in the battlefield for women fighting infertility. scientists used 3d printer to create ovaries for mice and the miles were able to con -- mice were able to conceive. the discovery makes the future exciting. japanese scientists say mouse special that spent nine months in space became healthy mize. freeze-dried special samples sent to space and came back in 2014. despite being slightly

by radius following in vitro fertilization they were born and grew to healthy adult mice. larry: nasa plans emergency spacewalk on the emergency stas space. tomorrow to astronauts will venture outside to replace failed computer that controls key system like solar arrays. nasa says the backup is working. nancy: scary moments for those in a roller coaster high over six flags of texas. a safety sensor triggered by the high winds caused the coaster to some stranding riders for hours until they were rescued. the ride just opened this weekend for the season. larry: drones carrying a ton in the work for the china biggest online retailer. they want to develop aircraft to carry a couple thousand pounds across the country.

nancy: hours after making the mark on the racetrack why two indy car drivers are in the news for what happened off the track. q: police need your help to find the two guys they say are thieves on the run. "7 on your side" fighting back with of justice coming up. larry: new at 6:00, a boat out of control in the gulf of mexico. no one is behind the wheel. how the coast guard stopped it ahead at "abc7 news

steve: we are inching our way closer to the holiday weekend. a little unsettled. a lot unsettled. sunday and monday calling for a better chance of showers and thunderstorms. if you have outdoor plans on memorial day at least it is warm. 80 to 82. but still likely to dodge a few showers.

great for the latter part of the upcoming weekend. 75 sundays and monday. better chance of storms on monday. the temperature is average for this time of year.

nancy: "7 on your side" with the investigation into cases of fraud.

nearly 2 billion people. facebook. consumer investigator kimberly suiters joins us with who is targeted here. kimberly: anyone can be a target of fraud on facebook. even the top levels of law enforcement in the country. "7 on your side" hears from lots of consumers about getting duped by people they thought were friends on facebook. take the example of this d.c. man. this security guard thought he had a chance to get a $30,000 grant to fix up his home. >> why did you call "7 on your side"? >> i want everybody to know about the scheme. i got-got. i don't want nobody else to get got. kimberly: how did he get got? "7 on your side" tracked down everyone who was used to trick him. former m.p.d. detective. that guy there. even the former u.s. attorney general. they say they had no idea criminals was using their name and pictures on facebook. what does facebook say? what are the

be caught? that is tonight at 11:00. larry: great story. see you tonight. coming up, teachers come together for more than the usual pep rally at this high school. >> police say montgomery county is no longer mayberry. the crime they want you to be

nancy: welcome back. tonight the wrongville city council set to vote on whether or not to ban outdoor smoking at restaurants and bars. if it passes rockville would be the fist to intact the ban. they already ban smoking in parks, the town square and public golf course. larry: montgomery county police are seeing spike in number of cars stolen but they say there are three steps to avoid being a stas tick. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis is live in chevy chase to explain. kevin lewis? kevin: the steps are easy to follow but people tend to be forgettable. first, don't leave your valuables like the brown bag here in plain sight. lock your car

third, keep your keys with you at all time. thorn apple in chevy chase is lined with the stately homes and wooded lots. last month these crooks stole cars in the upscale neighborhood. >> it doesn't matter what zip ode you are in. you have to bije lent. >> he heads the auto theft unit. in 2015 the officers recorded 264 stolen vehicles. but by the end of this april they had seen 39% increase. >> this is what they are doing as the day-to-day job. like we go to work. this is what they do. >> the chevy chase resident vladimir lopez says theft is the talk of the town. >> there is concern. >> technology on the newer model cars

extremely challenging. therefore hiding valuables, locking your car and keeping car keys with you are simple and effective. >> the manufacturers of all the cars and the trucks and the vans spent hundreds of millions of dollars on research and development designing ignitions that you are literally not going to circumvent. so we want people to take advantage of the technology. >> this stolen car issue is seen county wide. in quiet communities of poolesville and damascus. live in chevy chase, kevin lewis, abc7 news. larry: the i-team is fighting back against string of smash-and--and-grabs in the city.

broken into this year. we placed a baited car on the street and it was broken into not once but twice! we are asking police what they are doing to catch the thieves at 11:00. nancy: looking forward to that. two indy racing stars wish they never started the engines to go to taco bell. dario franchitti and scott dixon and his wife were sitting in a drive-through and two teenagers rushed the car. which was less than a mile from the speedway. it shook up another driver. >> after a wonderful day at the track to get robbed at gunpoint. a gun pointed to your head buying $20 meal is scary. you never think it will happen to us here. nancy: terrifying moments for them. mood changer for dixon who won pole position a few hours before it happened. the teens were arrested later.

larry: one man's trash is another man's treasure. listen to this. check out the ring. look at this. the owner bought it at a garage sale in london in the 1980's thinking it was costume but it's a genuine diamond worth $40,000. nancy: you know a diamond is big when someone buys it and thinks it's costume jewelry. larry: wow! okay. nancy: not a bad day for them. that is valuable. a texas teacher was given one that is priceless. >> they are happy there. popping the question to the teacher and they were surrounded by the students at a pep rally. she was blindfolded thinking she was playing a game. but he wasn't playing any

or maybe marriage is a big game but that is conversation for another day. she said yes. i'm trying to dig myself out of that. larry: you need to. how nice. they will remember that. cool. we love this. check this out. kevin spacey at grill dressed up as president frank underwood. nancy: that is his character on the house of yards. most is filmed in maryland. they have been going around the city. they have been at union station. new season premiers next week. larry: president real and fake should have a meal there. nancy: i haven't done that yet. we need to check

larry: doug mentioned before he wasn't sure. have you changed anything? doug: no. it looks like tonight gets through with the cloudy skies. cloudy skies for us. we are tracking showers. wednesday and thursday there are more chances of a number of systems that will come and go in the area. the difference of the modellal is the placement of the rain. some bring it southeast of washington and others have it overhead. all we can do is going forward keep an umbrella handy an keep it planned for the activities that could be the occasional showers. the forecast keeps it cloudy. lows drop to 60's in most areas. tomorrow, cloudy skies for a while.

we have scattered showers through the rush. in is going to kind of threaten the area thursday as well. tomorrow is 67. warmer and mid-70's wednesday and thursday. isolated somehow eand maybe thunderstorms on thursday. then clears out for friday. saturday is good. storms isolated near 80. memorial day is 82. weeweed with the next ten days. we have working out over the weekend. then we settle down for next week. larry: i like the trajectory. nancy: keep through the weekend. make it to sunny weekend. robert: looked good to me. larry: wizards done,

done. nats playing well. robert: now we have contract talks for quarterback kirk cousins. they have until july 15 to come one an agreement or he will play under the tag where he makes $24 million in 2017. the redskins president bruce allen is optimistic that a deal will get done but don't expect it before the july 15 deadline. >> there has been constant dialogue and i want to stay it's every day. i believe july 15 league deadline is the driving point. it's ongoing. >> he has played well on a one-year contract the last two seasons. the reason we want to sign him to a long-term deal he has gotten better and better each year. i think he has a lot of good football in front of him. robert: well, abc7 your home for the nba finals could be another warriors-cavs match-up. last night

danny show stopped by for abc7 sports sunday. not many people know this. danny is a standup comedian. in the spirit of the nba playoffs he gave us his best charles barkley. are the warriors going to sweep the spurs? >> they are not showing up for game four. they are at home watching netflix. they are talking about the different sports and the games. espn "40 for 40" and there are different things to watch. i think the spurs will lose in three games. back to you. >> thanks, chuck. >> i'm not actually charles barkley. robert: every sunday after the news. we have a good time. i could barely get through my tease after he did that. it was bad. larry: he is really good. robert: he is great. the best charles barkley i have ever heard.

good one. >> that is better. larry: i agree. >> thank you for stopping by. larry: still ahead at "abc7 news at 6:00" -- the teenager accused of posing as a position dr. love learns fate for fraud. >> terrifying moments. two armed men trying to force the way to a business. the victim fires back and what happens next at "abc7 news at

pro-tip for making ribs: don't go it alone. get these great smoked ribs. thanks. sure. twenty minutes on the grill. and they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? what? summer made easy at amazing prices. only at giant.

q: welcome to "7 on your side" fighting back wall of justice. i'm q mccray. we begin with a special alert from the metropolitan police department. they say these two guys broke into a store and their sights were on something larger than a cash register. here they are. it took them 50 seconds to break in the exxon station in the 200 block of kennedy street northwest. as you can see, they didn't want what was behind the counter. they went straight for the a.t.m. knocking it over. pulling the cord from the socket and they were out of ther

and 30 seconds. one had a mask on and the other didn't. that happened may 10. $1,000 reward if you help the police catch them. call the police department if you recognize the guys. now take a look on the wall of justice. three fugitives are new. the metropolitan police department says darius jackson's girlfriend broke up with him. he got angry and slapped her against the wall by the neck and put a gun in her face. they are searching for anthony also known as dink. he is accused of beating up his roommate. breaking his rib and knocking him unconscious. melissa west-moreland is wanted for child neglect. in prince william county, jenkins is wanted in connection with a home invasion. if you recognize any of the five fugitives call the police. we will seeou

side" fighting back wall of justice. i'm q mccray. michelle: at 6:00, a soldier murdered days before college graduation. new information on the man arrested. what many believe was a hate crime. jonathan: a would-be victim fires back as two armed men try to force their way past him. michelle: a lesson in perseverance at the naval academy. meet the man joining the rank of campus legend. announcer: now "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. jonathan: he was a young army lieutenant days from graduation. instead stabbed to death at the university of maryland. a judge now ordering man charged in the case sean urbanski to be held without bond. the f.b.i. joined the case to investigate whether it's a hate crime. the loss of lieutenant richard collins affectsll

>> he was a person i heard people say has a promising future. the truth of it is he was already a person who accomplished so much. jonathan: vigil will get underway in an hour from now at bowie university where collins was set to graduate. tom roussey has more on remembering the life lost. it was senseless. tom: absolutely. this was supposed to be a happy week here for the students but instead of celebrating graduation, tonight a number of them are expected to gather at the m.l.k. plaza on campus an hour from now to remember the life of collins. these are pictures of him. we are told by a family pastor he just been commissioned in the army. set to join the military straight out of school after graduating tomorrow. i am told he was a standup guy. this murder was senseless acco