>> stay connected 24 hours a day from wjla.com. or the facebook or twitter feed or downloading the stormwatch7 app. alison: breaking news from chantilly. a woman was grazed by a bullet at the shopping center. she will be okay but they don't know how she was shot. they are looking for suspects in this. we have a crew on the way to the scene. we will get you information when it comes in the newsroom. larry: new developments in a murder of a teenager who flashed a gang sign as a joke and ended up stabbed 153 times. kevin lewis is live outside the police headquarters in gaithersburg. with the latest. kevin? kevin: this conveyed the brutality of the ms-13 syndicate. a girl was sentenced for her role in the senseless killing last summer. >> the viciousness speaks

itself. cristian villagran-morales jokingly flashed a gang sign. in weeks he was dead. >> the murder was ordered because he flashed a rival gang sign. kevin: today, a judge sentenced vanesa alvarado to 20 years in prison. she lured cristian villagran-morales to the park promising sex. instead he was ambushed by a pack of ms-13 gang members and stabbed 153 times. alvarado's boyfriend left trying to hide his face. and villagran-morales' mother spoke by a lanz slater -- translator to. >> i don't know why they took his life. he was a grand person. >> one photo showed evidence marker along a bloody pocket knife and another showed cigarette butt containing d.n.a. from some of the alleged killers. this woman found villagran-morales' body. >> at the corner of my eye i

never in my life would i have thought i would have to make that type of phone call to the police. kevin: prosecutors add in the savage killing in the woods, vanesa alvarado laughed and egged on the ms-13 gang members. her sentence 40 years in prison. we are live outside county police headquarters in gaithersburg. i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. >> then he threw a beer bottle at me. don't forget to mention that. i took care of them. protect your cubs. for real. larry: that father is talking about the man who sprayed pepper spray at his family on a metro bus in silver spring. police caught up with the man. we checked with metro and the county police and so far no charges have been filed. alison: from one fight to another. this one got more attention. we are monitoring a developing story after the brawl at

did you see this? robert is here. we are watching bryce harper there. any word on any suspensions yet? robert: not yet. but we can expect suspensions soon. after the fiasco last night. harper in a fistfight with strickland. we should expect suspensions and fines as well. that is the usual punishment for a bench-clearing brawl. be honest, bryce harper knew there would be a punishment. whether it was a fine or a suspension, no word if he will play tonight. they will play the giants again. this is unlike harper. he has never been ejected ejectm a game for fighting. he spoke about the incident after the game. he did not seem apologetic at all. >> you never want to be suspended but sometimes you have to go get them. you can't hesitate. go to first base or go after him. i decided to go after him. robert: the giants play tonight. no word if harper is in the line-up. now the latest on tiger woods go to nancy che

released affidavit about the arrest and confirmedded that the golfer was not drinking before he was arrested. he had 0.0 on the breathalyzer so there was no alcohol on his system whatsoever. he issued a statement last night saying he was suffering effects to the prescription medication after surgery when the police found him asleep in the car on the side of the road. this was sunday night in florida. woods is due back in court july 5. at the "live desk," nancy chen, abc7 news. larry: thank you. ariana grande returning to manchester this weekend hosting a benefit concert for the victims of the manchester terrorist attacks. sunday's concert will feature the acts like justin bieber. they are searching a new building in connection with the deadly explosion. the significance of the building was not made public but the website posted video of a bomb disposal van arriving at the property. alison: there are mixed reports tonight about the future of the ban

earlier today politico reported that the united states told the european union the ban was not going to happen. but then an hour later a department of homeland security spokesperson said it was wrong. we are keeping an eye on developments on the possible ban. we will let you know when somethingdy fintive happens. larry: the d.c. residents work to stop violence after series of shootings in the past few days. stephen tschida is in the northwest where crimewalk just wrapping up. >> a march to end the violence. a shooting spree saturday morning left one dead. seven injuries. dozens frightening. >> i won't let this stop me. >> yet and hours before a vigil of the man killed a rain of bullets echoed across the neighborhood yet again. no one

stephen: some here, especially the long time residents are more philosophical than frightened. >> it's par if course. going on for decades. >> they could be hit by a stray bullet. >> it's not acceptable in one week there were three shootings. most of the time it's people that don't live in the community. there are still people here calling for the action. we have heard the calls for the decades in d.c. some say it will take effort

violence to an end. larry: there was an armed man and a burning house. 33-year-old wayne gardner broke in a house in clinton, stole a shotgun and set the house on fire. police say wayne gardiner ran in nearby woods. the police made it safe for firefighters to put out the blaze and then they chaised gardiner. >> we had k9 assistance. we found him in the woodline and made an abrehens. he is unharmed with an extensive record. larry: the shotgun was recovered and the police don't know why the particular home was hit. alison: the police are trying to solve the mystery of the 2-year-old little girl dropped off at a hospital. they still have not found her parents. this all started sunday when the woman brought the child to holy cross hospital in

spring. the toddler had noticeable injuries but they didn't know who she was or how she was hurt. they found her relatives. >> they are still working to confirm the guardianship of the child. >> they don't know who the parents are? >> they fided the family members but trying to confirm who has the guardianship. alison: no criminal charges yet but they are certainly possible in this case. larry: discipline tonight in cleveland after the 2014 deadly shooting of 12-year-old tamir rice. one city police officer was fired. another suspended. rice was playing with a pellet gun and was shot with seconds of police arriving. the chief of the police in cleveland explains what has changed since. >> we learned a lot from this and what has happened in 2014. the use of the

went down in cleveland. the officers with the new training employ december escalation tactics. larry: officer timothy loehmann who was fired was removed removed removed from the force for providing false information on the application, not for the rice shooting. >> it truly was an extraordinary week for america and our people. alison: coming up, spice space spice returns to the podium after the presidents trip overseas. what he had to say about the president's son-in-law and russia. larry: then later, "7 on your side" as the cost of visiting an e.r. seems to skyrocket. find out what is behind the price hike. alison: but first, 64 years to the day. the first explorer summited mount everest a virginia man makes it to the top. still ahead, hear what he has to say about it.

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the doctors and the nurses from med star washington hospital center. this is a good time to call. this is the first time haven't seen the phones ringing off the hook. 703-236-9220. that is the number to call. you can ask any question you might have about preventing stroke or the symptoms of stroke. some people just want to call and talk to a doctor or nurse to share their stories. this is american stroke month and we want to look out for your health. back to you. alison: thank you. tonight we are tracking new developments on the fight over the purple line in maryland. our transportation reporter brianne carter is live near the bethesda metro to explain. brianne: just this afternoon, we learned that now the state of maryland plans to appeal a ruling by the judge in this

they plan to do that soon. this official word from the state comes on this same day that judge in this case issued the final ruling in this ongoing suit. now he dismissed remaining portions of that suit. but what this does by having this complete is allow the state to move forward with an appeal. last week as you may recall, judge leon issued a ruling calling for the state to get another review of what the metro ridership and the safety issues. the impact of that on the overall project. this has been a long delayed and a debated project in maryland. the state will appeal the ruling from the judge last week. the plaintiff in the case, friends of the capital crescent trail issued statement in part saying ruling maintains that a full scis and environmental review is required on the fundamental question of ridership for this fatally flawed

the judge is not, iing an opinion in this case. he did say he expected to have it completed by the end of next week. so the future is unsettled. larry: last night we told you of the 64th anniversary of the climbers on mount everest? today, we had a chance to talk to the climber. >> it's all the sacrifice and the risk that is suddenly worth it. >> it is unbelievable. larry: he spoke to us from a tent below the summit. he planned to

alison: what an accomplish accomplishment. this is all about the timing. we didn't have a sunny day and this is helping us. doug: we have a cluster of thunderstorms west of warrenton. had we had sunshine, sunny all day. heavy lines of severe thunderstorms. one patch we are watching. the potential of the severe weather is pennsylvania. let's start. a good way to analyze the day and review it. take a look at the camera on top of the park. this is a time lapse. it is only 67 degrees now. if you look through the afternoon, the sky would brighten up and we had a ray of sunshine. the clouds are helping us. i will show you some of the events of this. take a look at the cloud cover. this is persistent. earlier the steady cloud cover out to western

this is isolated thunderstorms. especially west, southwest and south of the city for the next few hours and then we will clear out and we'll have fog overnight. this is an area ahead of a cold front with the area that had sunshine this afternoon. and several hours. the area is closer to warrenton. we will watch this. as the area of the showers and the storms get closer, they will encounter cooler and the cloudier condition. stable condition. i think we will watch the next hour and see lightning displait here to the north. plenty of showers and the storms there. we are tracking. nothing severe winchester through the

nothing severe through down south. lightning the heavy rain moving east over the next hour or two. numerous clusters of showers and the storms but no warnings in effect through the two states now. the future cast tonight we could have line of showers and storms south. and more up the potomac river. that should be it. it will clear out overnight. as it happens we will see the area of the fog form. tomorrow, the final day of may. there is areas of fog and becoming sunny. it's 65 at pickup time. 73 at recess. 8 o tomorrow. through the late afternoon and the early everything another cold front is coming in. it will give us a better chance of the scattered showers and the thunderstorms across the

thursday is terrific. sunshine, dry, 80. most of friday is pleasant. 82. saturday is when we keep an eye on things because there could be late day showers and the thunderstorms. highs of 84. d.c. united you can watch on the sister station newschannel8. then we get to sunday and there is a better chance because of another stronger cold front will come in. we get in next week the weather will settle down nicely. look how much cooler it will get. first week of june. highs are barely in the 70's. that is the way it goes. i can't explain it. i don't understand it. if i made a forecast that was different it'd change anyway. i don't know. i don't know if we are -- i think we are going to say we won't have a long hot summer based on the pattern we are seeing now. we have days that are very hot but some years we take off at the end of may and boom, go in a summer pattern. that hasn't happened and probably won't until the middle of june. see what happens. larry: we'll take

thank you. still to come new images of the grand canyon to show you. larry: the wonder in these may have more to do with who, how they were taken than what they show. >> i'm mike carter-conneen inside the shirlington dog park that could cut the size in half. coming up, why the county says changes are needed. alison: but first, a look at what is coming up tonight on abc.

larry: back now with history. on this day that the lincoln memorial was dedicated on the national mall. 95 years ago. it's 1 it 0 feet long and 119 feet wide and nearly 10 o feet high. alison: so spectacular. residents around the area take the dog park seriously. and arlington county is getting an earful about the proposal to cut the shirlington dog park in half. >> the dog owners are outraged and worried about a popular shirlington dog park that it might be made smaller. the county has three options to reduce the storm

off adding the green space effectively reducing the park to 55,000, 47,000 or just 27,000 square feet. that is half the parks current size. >> i'm very sad and upset. >> the fliers have been posted to warn about the proposed changes and there are a couple of facebook groups and a change.org petition with 2700 signatures urging the county not to reduce the size of the park. >> in a statement, a county spokesperson said there is no immediate funding or the intention on changing the configuration of the shirlington dog park in the short-term. however, as the capital renovations happen in the future or renovation is needed the state mandated storm water management standards will need to be addressed. >> i understand the need for change. but if they could preserve the link of the park, that is -- lenk of the park, that is awesome. >> they claim the county is not responsive so their concerns

slight reduction would result in overcrowding. >> it's small. it gets cramped. >> the board will review the proposal tonight and the residents can offer input in july. in arlington, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. larry: coming up at 5:00, back at it. the chief political correspondent scott thuman at the white house briefing today as sean spicer returned to the podium to answer questions about the president's son-in-law and russia. hear how the white house is responding tonight. kimberly: "7 on your side" trying to protect your heart, health and brain. call 703-236-9220. >> all businesses in maryland may be required to provide paid sick time for employees. the fight over that just heated up today. we h

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to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. alison: we have this just in to the abc7 newsroom. amtrak announced changes this summer with repairs are expected to begin at penn station. they plan to reduce service from d.c. and new york starting in july. three of the station's 21 tracks will be closed for seven weeks. amtrak says the service will not be impacted by this. larry:

leave in maryland are not giving up the fight. even though governor larry hogan vetoed the bill last week. tom roussey shows what they are planning to do next. [chanting] tom: the group working matters rallied in kensington with a message for the general assembly. >> we are here today to ask them to override the veto of house bill one. >> it would be disastrous to the state economy. tom: governor larry hogan vetoed the bill last week and said he favors paid sick leave but thinks the bill went the far. i would have required five days of the paid sick time for the companies with 15 or more employees. the governor wants to require five days for companies with 50 or more employees. at one location. he also wants the tax breaks for the smaller businesses to encourage them to give paid sick days. >> for companies of over 50 people, the businesses that size already provide that kind of benefit because it is a competitive advantage. >> those calling for ove

benefit parents with kids. but hogan pulled off a rare win by a republican in maryland running against what he calls burdens on business. >> it would kill small businesses and jeopardize thousands of maryland jobs. tom: in light brown apple montgy there is already a law providing paid sick leave but that is not elsewhere in the state. the fight may not be resolved until the january assembly meets again in january. reporting in kensington, tom roussey, abc7 news. larry: overcharged in the e.r., a new study finds patients paying too much for life-saving procedures and shows some e.r. charge 12.6 times more than what medicare covers. on average adult patients are charged 340% more. minorities and uninsured patients are likely to be charged more. alison: "7 on your side" with a health alert now. kimberly suiters is in the help center with the

experts there answering the phone calls on the stroke prevention. >> yes, they are from med star washington hospital center. do you know the signs of stroke? you probably do. you have been on the medical beat a long time. fast, face drooping, arm weakness, speech difficulty and time to call 911. time is brain. the quicker you call the more options doctors have to treat you. dr. reyes says there are other symptoms, too. >> certainly. we are concerned about droopiness in the face and the weakness. they can feel offbalance and falling to one side more than the other. might be able to understand what is happening. they might need a friend or family member to recognize what is happening for them. kimberly: right. not just you but for your loved ones. e

calls and volunteering the time. call 703-236-9220. they will be here until 6:30. back to you. larry: thanks. right now the day is the deadline for president trump former national security adviser to comply with the subpoenas. they want document from michael flynn two alexandria based businesses. flynn refused to comply with a previous subpoena with the constitutional right. the senate intelligent committee is investigating possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia. alison: there were plenty of questions about russia at the white house briefing. this is the first one since the president returned from his first overseas trip. scott thuman was there. and has the latest. scott: the president and his staff returning to the white house after the big overseas trip, one they call a tremendous success. what they want to talk about in the briefing. however many of the questions were new about the russia investigation.

against that narrative. again, calling the allegations and the reports false and fake. i asked sean spicer if the president met with lawyers specifically for the purpose of defending himself in the special council investigation in russia and further about jared kushner, his son-in-law. whether or not he tried to up secret line of communication with the russians before the inauguration. spicer calling reports false. this is what he had to say. >> i won't dignify partisan accusations of anonymous sources and the alleged unsubstantiated cak ticks. the president has a lot of meetings. if there is a decision we'll let you know. >> you hear spicer using "false" or "fake" speaking out against the allegation and the reports that are surfacing regarding russia

shake-up. you have mike dubke the communications director now out. no word on who will replace him. at the white house, i'm scott thuman. larry: noriega the panamanian dictator has died. his involvement in the drug trafficking led to the largest military operation by the u.s. since vietnam. he was convicted of drug charges in 1991 and died at the age of 83. alison: still ahead, "7 on your side" with a health alert that may have you reaching for the chocolate. larry: plus, harper throwing punches last night. how will major league baseball fall back and the latest fallout on the brawl by the by a. alison: new at 6:00, grand theft cockatoo? they swiped a valuable bird

steve: it is only tuesday but we are looking for the upcoming weekend. i wish i had better news. maybe more sunshine but not so much the case. saturday around 84. scattered showers and thunderstorms. if you are picking between the two days which is better. sunday is not the pick. 76 degrees for a high. a better chance of the showers and the thunderstorms once again for sunday. not for saturday. take a look at the ten-day outlook from stormwatch7. once we get through the weekend we have cooler temperatures on the way. 75 degrees. showers on monday. finally after that we will clear things out. dry it out nicely. temperatures below average. only in the 70's for most of next week. "abc7 news at 5:00" continues ralph northam: being a pediatrician has tau

sten carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia.

alison: the battle is underway for the vince national spelling -- scripps national spelling bee champ. it runs through the weekend. you can watch it on espn. it makes me

so stressful. larry: i bite my nails. how did you know that? really? i feel so dumb. alison: d-u-m. larry: exactly! oh, c'mon! well, check out the cool new photo of the grand canyon from space. this is not the first time the it's been spotted from the satellite. but this picture was taken by the salary ride earth cam -- sally ride earth cam aboard the international space station and controlled by the middle school students. the students and the teachers can sign up to control the camera online. alison: wow! "7 on your side" with health matters. a new study finds eating chocolate regularly can help prevent irregular heartbeat. researchers found adults who ate chocolate once a month are ten to 20% less likely to develop at it triial fibrillation -- atrial defibrillation. they had lower rate of high blood pressure and diabetes. larry: i

alison: news you can use. >> still to come, my mom started laughing. >> what the driver did that had a cop laughing. alison: next at 5:00, dangerous discovery. the school district looking into lead in the water.

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alison: take a look at the video in the newsroom. in the last ten minutes this is the volcano erupting in alaska. you can see the plume of ash that was captured by the noaa research satellite. so far it has not caused problems but there are concerns that the ash could contribute to flight delays. >> the site of the worst nuclear accident in u.s. history would close without a financial bail-out from pennsylvania. they own three mile island and says it will have to shut it down by 2017 without help from the state. they say the pla

profitable for five years. they suffered meltdown in 1979. the plan's other reactor is in use. now update on the computer issues that bogged down british airways over the weekend. the airline says it is back up and running on a full flight schedule but it could be days before missing luggage is sorted out and returned. the airline is working around the clock to speed up the process. alison: parking in penn quarter and chinatown neighborhood is about to get more pricy. beginning today, depending where you park and the day it can cost a dollar an hour to $4 an hour. parking peaked at $3.25 an hour before. the change is part of the vdot plan to ease parking congestion in the neighborhood. larry: okay. i'll date myself here. sammy haggar said he couldn't drive 55. but if you found yourself behind the wheel of a delorean how fast could you

it's the kind of car that doc brown used to build the time machine. so when spencer white bought a car in california how could he resist? >> i looked at my speedometer and it says i'm going 80 miles per hour. my mom says take it up to 88. let's do it. i took it up to 88. i was up to 88 for two seconds. right? immediately i saw a police officer pulling behind me. [laughter] larry: that officer did have a sense of humor about the whole thing. bringing over the radar gun with the 88-mile-per-hour readout to let him take a picture of it. but in the end the cop still gave him a ticket. alison: he blamed mom. he said mom. larry: mom said take it -- my mom said it's okay. she said we are at 85, push it to 88. why not? no flames came out of the back of the car. i'll sell the car now. alison: very funny. very funny. still to come at 6:00 tonight a

found on a busy trail. plus a bizarre picture. going viral. how a man woke from a night of drinking and found selfies of police officers. and the springfield man who stood on top of the world. that is still ahead at "abc7 news at 6:00". larry: now to doug hill for the latest right now. severe weather in the area. doug? doug: yeah. severe thunderstorm warning issued by the national weather service for a cluster we were showing you. this is moving east at 10 miles per hour. warning in effect until 6:30. let me give you the counties by name. northwestern stafford. southern fauquier. central rappahannock. north central culpeper. southwestern, prince william county which will take you south and west, southeast of annapolis. moving and a lot of lightning. 140, 150 strokes of lightning in the last 15 minutes. this is the main game here.

this is the major storm. look at the top exceeding 40,000 feet. well defined hail corps forming up at 30,000 feet. there will be straight line winds and maybe 50 to 60 miles per hour as the main line of the storm hits. some hail. a lot of lightning and gusty winds. we'll stay on top of it and come back with a update on this and the one farther north in win chester from the storm weather center. larry: thank you, doug. we appreciate the update. d.c. struggled with lead in the water for years. now traces have been found in four prince william county schools as well. richard reeve spoke to the school system today to find out if there is any cause for concern. richard: it's finals season but another testing is underway. >> it could damage the kids or the adults. richard: district staffers try to solve metallic mystery. four elementary school, dumbfries, vaughn and school

levels but only from one faucet per school. >> just in the classroom next door the lead content was fine. the next classroom it was higher than the action level. so the most likely culprit in the case like that is a faucet. richard: the school officials placed the faucets off-limit and will replace fixtures and retest. it is part of a larger plan to check the lead levels at 44 schools by the upper and eventually 100 buildings. >> at each of the schools they found one sink. generally not a drinking water source. >> prince william's strategy is as a law goes into effect july 1. to come up with an action plan. >> the rule for the municipal water supply. but lead is getting in the water once it enters the building. richard: district officials hope to have testing in a matter of weeks. richard

kimberly suiters. 7 is on the side of your heart and brain and health. there are doctors talking about the stroke prevention from the med star hospital center. the number to call is 703-236-9220. alison and larry, back to you. alison: thank you. get a check of the weather forecast. larry: back to doug to see what is going on. doug: severe thunderstorm warning and i made a misspeak. the cell is moving east at 30 miles per hour. not 10 miles per hour. that is lickedy split. with the rain that is pouring down the slow moving storm could cause issue with ponding of water. 30-mile-per-hour could do better. the storm expected to hit the center of it and the leading edge at 5:53. a few minutes of remington. dale city at 6:32.

go north a little bit to look at the second cell. this is not severe but a fair amount of lightning with this one from winchester, charlestown, west virginia, moving through the northern suburb. it's the two major areas we see now. northern one that is smaller and intense. and the one down south that is a stronger cell with severe thunderstorm warning in effect for 14 minutes. a lot of lightning and rain. it will impact anyone driving. head to the 95 corridor. it will take a little bit to get there. like 6:30. keep a close watch on these cells to see if anything else pop up. report back to you at 6:00. back to you. larry: thank you. alison: bryce harper was not happy. robert: no. he is icing his knuckles now. hi landed one. so far no word of a fine with bryce harper after getting into a fistfight with strickland. but we can expect

i'm not saying bryce harper is an angel but he has never been ejected for hitting another player. we don't know if he is sitting out. glad it's not the face. >> one thing to say about strickland he hit me in the right spot. i respected him for that. he didn't come up and in at my face. some guys do. he could have got me somewhere you don't want to get hit in. baseball is a weapon. using it to his advantage. that is what he wanted to do in that situation. robert: a shocker. you won't believe who is leading the nationals league in all-star voting? can you guess? bryce harper. harper is batting .331 with 15 home runs. 41 r.b.i.'s. murphy is

nine homers and 35 r.b.i. the first pitch against the giants set for 10:00 p.m. tonight. in hockey a sport of tradition. where the teams or the fans throw octopus and catfish to the ice. so he went to the catfish and sprayed it with old spice. that is how he got it past security. let it fly. this tradition started in 2003. the only bad thing is he facing criminal charges. how about that? was it worth it? i will say this. what is the star from nashville? country singer. can't think of her name. carrie underwood. thank you. she tweeted out "my hero." he won. he won in some way, though. i will say that. larry: it was worth it.

punishment will be. alison: thank you. coming up tonight at 6:00 -- a settlement that could be the final word of years of battle over the silver spring transit center. larry: but first a man accused of going on a hate-filled rampage on a portland train is in court. we have the latest in

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police on the scene of an accident off pennsylvania avenue on capitol hill. you can see the scene here. the bicycle, we are told a woman on the bicycle. she entered the intersection and was struck by the vehicle. she was rushed to med star and listed in serious condition. at this time, no charges. the situation is still under investigation. stephen tschida, abc7 news. larry: this just in. the man who made headlines marrying his former sixth grade teach

jail is filing for separation. he was 12 and she was 34 when they began the relationship and they were married for 12 years. alison: a court hearing underway in portland, oregon. jeremy christian accused of killing two men in an anti-muslim tirade last week. >> tuesday, 35-year-old jeremy christian set to be arraigned in court. charged with two counts of aggravated murder and one count of attempted murder. police say friday he stabbed three men on a portland train killing a 23-year-old and an army veteran after they stepped in to stop the anti-muslim rant aimed at two female train riders one wearing an hijab. the teenage son remembering his father. >> we miss him. he was a hero. >> the third victim micah fletcher released from the

the muslim community to know that they have a home here in portland and our love. i want to honor the families who lost their great father, sons and brothers. police say they dealt with christian multiple times. free speech rally, he is seen wielding a bat and giving what looks like a nazi salute. his extremist views on display last month. and this facebook video. >> i'm the dude that promoted shooting anyone that tries to disarm you. >> one day before the attack, seen here ranting on the same train. >> if you got a problem with what i'm saying? >> the mother has written a letter to president trump asking him to encourage all americans to protect and watch out for each other and condemn acts of violence resulting from the hate speech. announcer: this is a

alert. doug: in the past couple of minutes two important warnings came out from the national weather service. one is a tornado warning. and another severe thunderstorm warning. give you a look at the graphics here. give you a big screen look. the tornado warning has been issued. it's in effect until 6:30. this is for east central, frederick county, clark county, jefferson county and west virginia. there is no ground verification or truth or anything spotted visually yet but the earmarks are there for a tornado. this is until 6:30. just out of the, from the national weather service. get all the information to you. this is near berryville right now near millwood pike. it's moving southeast at 20 miles per hour. if you look for tornadoes there are signs. look at the green and the red the inbund and the outbound winds. that is impressive as it murphs

downstream here. continuing southeast for 20 to 30 minutes. there is a chance of a severe storm possibly causing tornado to develop. show you the towns here. berryville in a couple of minutes. clark county health clinic at the same time. that is down the street. they have put this warning out and they will continue to examine the storm. don't want to forget about the other warnings. one is in the same area until 6:30. the second until 6:30. more tremendous amount of the lightning and large hail. quarter size. moving east at 30 miles per hour. dale city is affected here 6:38. sooner in brantsville and for a couple of the small systems they are kicking up a heck of a fuss with lightning and the winds.