showing one longering shower here in charles county tracking in to southern prince george's county, calvert and st. mary's over the next half hour. and then the rest of the day we'll have quite a bit of sunshine with highs reaching low 70s. a bit of a blustery wind developing later this morning. and then tomorrow partly sunny, upper 60s near 70. might get a midday shower. greater chance of an afternoon shower tuesday. and then wednesday and thursday, mostly dry, thursday night maybe it's time to get seriously silly, people. ♪ join red nose day to do some serious good to help fight kids' poverty. ♪ it's simple: just get your red nose, only at walgreens, and get your silly on, seriously. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. it was all pencil and paper. started out, the surface pro is very intuitive. with the pressure of my hand i can draw lightly, just like i would with a real pencil. i've been a forensic artist for over 30 years. i do the composite sketches which are the bad guy sketches. you need good resolution, powerful processor because the computer has to start thinking as fast as my brain d

another around southern prince george's county, charles county, northern st. mary's >>> police are looking for the suspect in a string of violent crimes. it started with a robbery at a jewelry store, then turned into a police shootout, and ended with a carjacking. pat collins outside dubai jewelry store in springfield, virginia, where the wild scene pat? >> reporter: jim, by my count, this guy is good for about five felonies in just a matter of minutes. it was a jewelry store robbery that led to a gunfight that had not one, but two getaways that ended in crashes. and today the suspect is still at large. this is what it sounded like on the police radio. >> shots fired. brookfield plaza. black male, face covered. >> reporter: the dubai jewelry store in springfield, virginia. they say a masked man wearing what looked to be a ups outfit comes in and robshe place. >> he shouted don't move, i'll shoot you. >> reporter: the robber goes from showcase to showcase dumping judump ing jewelry into a duffle bag. the robber here, the cop over there. someone driving by gets injured

mary and exiting prince george's county.e area in orange coming up hard along the bay bridge to the island. tracking towards chestertown and towards easton and south of there near cambridge over the next half hour or so. going forward, by later this afternoon, by noontime, just a few sprinkles. the areas in green are just light rain. so as we focus on that, just a few scattered sprinkles by 3:00 p.m. still around the metro area, northern virginia, much of maryland. then by 6:00, as the preakness gets underway in baltimore, sprinkle, track to the wet and metro area as well as evening hours by 11:00. a few scattered light sprinkale maybe drizzle. a couple inches tape tapering off and ending. the blue zone in northern virginia, maryland and the immediate metro area. still in the 50s. 55 at reagan national. we'll stay in the 50s the rett of t rest of the day today. temperatures by 2:00 p.m. hovering near 60 degrees. a few sprinkles. remaining cool, upper 50s. a few scattered sprinkles by 6:00 p.m. overnight tonight staying in th

we'll hear from george in just a moment. we start with mary bruce in washington. hi, mary. >> reporter: hi, good morning. now that he's the presumptive nominee, republican voters are unifying behind donald trump and behind one common goal. defeating hillary clinton. this morning, hillary clinton is striking back. >> you want to imagine what trump's america will look like. picture more kids at risk of violence and bigotry. >> reporter: speaking at a trayvon martin foundation event, for mother who is have lost children to gun violence, clinton condemned trump's position on guns. >> this is someone running to be president of the united states of america. a country facing a gun violence epidemic. and he's talking about more guns in our schools. >> reporter: this, after trump locked up the endorsement of the nra. >> crooked hillary clinton is the most anti-gun, anti-second amendment candidate. ever to run for office. she wants to abolish the second amendment. she wants to take your guns away. >> reporter: new lines of attack at trump is getting a bump from republicans

mary's as well as calvert. >> southern portions of prince george's county as well. the good news, they are going to allow the tornado warning to expire at 7:30. they are not rotation. the storm still has rotation in it, but no longer getting close to the ground. it may have moved back up to the clouds. see what we are dealing with here. around 7:30, two minutes until 7:30, numerous warnings going through. two toward fairfax county. two storms here. one around tyson's corner here. this one down to the south. again, this is extremely rare for our area. these storms moving this way. this storm is moving that way. anytime you have storms moving in different directions you know there's turning to the atmosphere. again, we are watching the storms. look at the storms firing back up near northern fauquier county. this would include leesburg. leesburg, you have one storm around you now. you are going to get another big one in 20 to 30 minutes. please stay alert. we are going to go off the air in a download the nbc washington app. follow me on twitter and facebook. veronica i

mary. >> reporter: hi, george, good morning. those long lines are forming here.velers are asking, could it happen here? some individual airports like los angeles international are beefing up their security. this morning, the tsa says it's not making changing. the agency is already operating at an all-time high. increasing screening of passengers with carry-on luggage following an embarrassing breakdown last year. when agents failed to detect mock explosives, banned items 95% of the time. they're also dealing with more travelers and fewer agents, which has led to this. >> this is a nightmare. >> we missed our flight. we're told there's nothing they can do. >> arrive earlier. >> reporter: massive lines and huge delays. the concern is flying about to become even more difficult? and that is the big question that travelers here are asking this morning. the tsa says they have to walk a fine line. they want to get the lines moving. their top priority is keeping everyone safe. george and robin? >> people have to stay calm this weekend as they travel. thank you, mary. >>>

>> thank you, mary. >>> for more on all this let's bring in abc news chief anchor george stephanopoulos who's going to be hosting "this week" later on this morning. >> good morning chlt. >> let's start with the new poll. for a long time, the conventional wisdom was, if donald trump became the nominee, whoever he faced would beat him handily. that is clearly not the case according to this new poll. so what is going on? >> it's a real race right now and it's largely because if you've noticed over the last several weeks since ted cruz dropped out and the republican race basically ended, donald trump has done a pretty good job of bringing the republican party together. and you see that in the poll. most republicans now say they'll get behind him now and support him. he's also picked up -- this is an interesting swing. it could be significant for the fall. he has reversed his deficit among independent voters. he now has a double-digit lead over hillary clinton amongst independents. if that holds, he's got a great chance of winning. >> and hillary clinton, meanwhile, is fighting this two-fron

the sun comes up, these showers will push to the south through prince george county and through the northern neck and parts of st. maryharms county. when the sun comes up, a lot of sunshine. 75 by noon. temperatures about 80. if we were to see a stray shower, areas far south and west would have a better chance. we will get to that summer larry, over to you. >>> we start inside the beltway for a vehicle that struck a utility pole. it has river road past were road blocked. we are off to a great start around the capital beltway. 295 going well in both directions. in prince george county, 50 is free and clear. on 295, this is kenilworth traveling so the 11th street bridge, no issues this morning. weather and traffic return shortly. over to you. >>> we are following a developing story out of triangle, virginia. two people were found dead in their home last night. police say a family member couldn't get in touch with two people that lived there. police responded, forced themselves into the home and found two victims dead. no word on what happened to the people or who they were. police do say this does not appear to be is no

george's, anne arundel, and towards baltimore. the heaviest seen rain, we have a flash flood warning for parts of st. mary's and calvert counties where they picked up between 2 to 4 inches of rain. we are not completely out of the woods. overnight, hit and miss showers, but more reoccurring tomorrow morning. memorial day is not a washout area in fact, i think the dry weather is lining up nicely with some of the events, depending on where you live. coming up, which hours are most likely to be dry based on where you live. that is coming up in about 10 minutes. weather ishe rainy nothing like what is taking place in texas. at least six people have been killed this weekend from flash flooding. between austin and houston has been hit with nearly two feet of rain. died when their vehicles got caught in rising waters. a shooting tonight at a metro station in the district. a woman said she was shot in the roz plater is live in southeast with the crime alert area it sounds like a lot of families were around when this happened. roz: they were indeed because of the holiday. right now, they are still looking for a susp

so already into parts of the of anne arundel county, princenty,i george's county, calvert countyu saint mary'sand you guys arthe gettingg pretty good dose of some rainsmr there at the moment and we'll bl dealing with this throughouthr date today.. so definitely umbrella weather w be prepared if you roadways there could be pondingg out there with heavy rain movinm through. 53 right now at reagan nationala expecting up to an inch of raini today. it will taper off late thishis afternoon and this evening. enig just a couple showers tomorrow r mentioned the cold cup. yeah it will be soggy out theret but it won't be actually raininn during most of tomorrow and then we will perhaps get littleetitte sunshine late tomorrow afternoot and then more sunshine for our mother's day temperatures in the mid 70s. so it gets better from here.ere. next week looks nice.oks nice. >> that's really good news,relyg tucker.ck we could always use a little ait sunshine. time to mow the lawn, runn, outside, you know, normal norma springtime activities. acties >> my lawn is going to take t t multiple mows. ms >> good to kn

mary bruce has more from reagan national in washington. >> reporter: good morning, george.ntil congress acts, the tsa says the long lines are likely here to stay. the tsa is dealing with more travelers as we head into the brutal summer months. with fewer agents leading to massive lines, marathon delays, and some seriously frustrated flyers. now, some airlines are taking matters into their own hands. american is using $4 million of its own money to tackle this problem. and flyers are flocking to precheck. enrollment in that program is skyrocketing as passengers look for some edge here. congress has approved $34 million to hire hundreds of new agents. but the tsa says that's a drop in the bucket. in order to fix this problem for good, they say they need more resources. lawmakers are reluctant. some republican leaders in congress say this is not about money, but management. all questions likely to come up this week when the tsa administrator testifies before congress on wednesday. but until then, george, if you're headed to the airport, the best thing you can do now is give yo

mary. >>> also this morning, what donald trump is telling george stephanopoulos about unity within the republican party and why he says he may not need it to win. >> does the party have to be together? does it have to be unified? i'm different perhaps than anybody else that's ever run for office. i actually don't think so. >> it doesn't have to be unified? >> no, i don't think so. it would be better if it was. there would be something good about it. but i don't think it has to be -- >> if the party is split, how do you win? >> i'm going to go out and get millions of people from the democrats. i'm going to get bernie people to vote because they like me on trade. i have to stay true to my principles also. i'm a conservative. but don't forget. this is the republican party. not the conservative party. there are conservative parties. this is called the republican party. >> and george is here to discuss. good morning, sir. >> good morning. >> do you agree? >> i was surprised he said it. to tell you the truth. that he didn't have to unify the party. making it clear he's going to do it on his own terms.

indiana with all the gimmicks and all the hail marys, do you think he could have won the state had he performed better in indiana? al: there is that big mo. as georgeto call it. those northeastern primary wins were so big, so overwhelming, that i think it is doubtful. it did not work, but he threw a hail mary passes because when you are behind, that is the only pass you can throw. you can't march down the field in a cloud of dust. he did not have a lot of choices. >> i'm going to ask you about a theory that was floated to me by a pretty smart republican. the reason donald trump said this outrageous thing today about ted cruz's father is to signal to republicans get ted cruz out of the race. the longer he's and the horrible train the stuff on him and the longer the party will be divided the more he stays in the race. force him out and let me be the nominee and i will say this stuff about the clintons. al: and i think he will. they already have. ted cruz has to make a decision. ted cruz went into the race i think -- i think ted cruz went into the race thinking i may not win this time, but i will be well-positioned next time. suddenly, you win a coupl

mary. >>> meanwhile, trump sat down with abc news chief anchor george stephanopoulos to talk about the divisions within the republican party. here's a look. >> got to talk about paul ryan, okay. so he says you have to earn his support. >> i really think i earned the support from the people. you know, we've gotten more votes than anybody in this position that's ever run for the office, and if you look at the republican primary votes, millions and millions of people came in that nobody expected and they voted for me. >> so what are you going to tell him in that meeting? >> i will say, look, this is what the people want. >> jeb bush said he won't vote for you. >> i understand jeb bush. i was rough with jeb bush and i think if i was jeb bush i wouldn't vote for him either if you want to know the truth, george. >>> okay, so let's get more from ashs political analyst matt dowd. hey, matt, good morning. so we've got jeb bush, paul ryan and lindsey graham and others shying away from donald trump. and do you think it will grow and do you think it will matter? >> it reminds me of the new marvel movie" civ

mary bruce has more from reagan national in washington. >> reporter: good morning, george.ntil congress acts, the tsa says the long lines are likely here to say. they're dealing with more massive lines, marathon delays, and some seriously frustrated flyers. now, some airlines are taking matters into their own hands. american is using $4 million of its own noun tackle this problem. and flyers are flocking to precheck. enrollment in that program is skyrocketing as passengers look for some edge here. congress has approved $34 million to hire hundreds of new agents. but the tsa says that's a drop in the bub bucket. they need more resurss to fix this for good. lawmakers are e luck tant. some are saying this is not about money. but management. all questions likely to come up this week when the tsa administrator testifies before congress on wednesday. for now, the best thing to do is give yourself more time and brace yourself far wait. >> thank you, mary. >>> let's talk about this with with the chair of the house foreign affairs committee, ed royce, and adam congressmen, thank you

mary, thank you. >>> donald trump seeming to shrug off gop leaders refusing to support him. he sits down with george stephanopoulos on "this week." take a listen. >> does the party have to be together? does it have to be unified? i'm different than everybody else perhaps who has run for office. i actually don't think so. >> it doesn't have to be unified? >> no, i don't think so. i think it would be better if it were unified. i think there would be something good about it, but i don't think it actually has to be unified. >> if the party is split, how do you win? >> because i think i'm going to go out and i'm going to get millions of people from the democrats. i'm going to get bernie people to vote because they like me on trade. i have to stay true to my principles also and i'm a conservative but don't forget this is called the republican party. it's not called the conservative party. you know, there are conservative parties. this is called the republican party. >> and you can see that full interview, it airs tomorrow morning on "this week" right here on abc. >>> we want to turn to our other top story

and so what you see is people like mary matalin saying i'm leaving the republican party. what you see is not only is george h.w. and george w. saying they're not going to go to the convention. now you have a bunch of senators not going to the convention. why is paul ryan doing what he's doing? i think matter of principle to pick up on your point. no matter what you think about his principles, he's a jack kemp guy. and jack kemp in terms of american economics is all about smaller government. he's all about free trade. he's all about limiting government intervention in our lives and here's donald trump saying i really want health care, national health care, education, eminent domain. >> paul ryan, besides being a jack kemp guy is also the speaker of the house, he represents all the rel representatives who represent all the people in the country. would you want that guy to get behind the nominee so that you do unify the country. >> you're putting it on him. >> of course because donald trump won the nomination, that's why. >> doesn't work. let me eltell you something, he -- >> he played by the rules and he won

mary bruce abc washington. >>> donald trump will talk one on one with george stephanopoulos later on this week.ear what he has to say coming up at 10:30 on 6 abc. >>> it was a violent weekend in wilmington, one man is dead and two others in the hospital after two separate shootings. the story is coming from our delaware newsroom. police were called to the unit block of west 27th street after midnight where they found a 27-year-old man and 25-year-old woman with gunshot injuries. both were taken to christiana hospital for treatment. the man is in critical, but stable condition. the woman is in stable condition. >>> 6 hours earlier, 43-year-old man was shot at north rodney street in wilmington. the victim was rushed to the hospital where he died from his injuries. police have no motives or suspects in either shootings. >>> there are fears that the wildfire burning out of control this in canada could spread from neighboring alberta into saskatchewan. the blaze covers 3400 acres of landslide. 1600 homes were torched by the blaze. officials say the extreme fire conditions are expected to persist for

george's and charles county and points west and south. it does not include technically and na runnal county or saint mary's county and doesn't include frederickty. this is all under the watch until 10:00. that means conditions are favorable for severe storms. contain winds of 60 miles per hour and one inch size hail. we have widened the reared back in dc. most of the activities combined to charlottesville and the west with lightning around i-91 south. look at what has popped up. pretty good area of a shower and a thunderstorm south of i- 66. that is rainfall rates of an inch per hour. the main threats for the is damaging winds and hail and heavy downpours the possibility. manassas off to the north and east and heavier rain expecting crucial to 95. rain northeast of oaksville and on the south side of 28 and 66 and moving to the north and east and this will move towards fair fact and the storm tracker at 6:04 and right now no hail but we will watch this because the atmosphere is unstable and made it to the warm sector and temperatures in the 70s and low 80s. yellow weather alert for storms. storm table from 7:00 to 3:00 p.m. damaging winds and

marie merge. >> places like michigan, certainly pennsylvania, maybe even minnesota in play, but then the democrat push back, and they say, well, wait a second, there are states like say georgea maybe we can put those states in play. >> trump says he'll get the vote of bernie sanders supporters, who are fed up with the democratic party in those battleground states. >> so a lot of the bernie sanders voters, they do not like hillary clinton, they don't respect her. so those people would come with me. >> six states including california, hold contests on june 7th. brian web, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> the price is right heads to prime time tonight with some familiar faces. >> i talked withdrew carry about who will come on down during this special show. plus: >> ♪ >> this is jim done very's favorite britney spears song, okay, the only one east he is avenue heard. kicks off billboards muse i ache wards with a big bang. the performance you'll n talking about today, we have it in. >> was it intentional or just an accident, big impact that kicks could have on the nba playoffs. having acne... ...was always on my mind. so i asked a dermatologist about new aczone dapsone gel 7.5%

mary in florida, a democrat. caller: yes, i'm a democrat from florida. i'm very uncomfortable with the bush-clinton friendship. clinton plays golf with george w.to this day. he hangs out with the family. barbara calls him her other son. this is a little too cozy for me for people who are supposed to be on different sides of politics. here's my comment. sold outjeb bush florida to the highest corporate bidders when he privatized everything he could in the government, and george w. sold out our country to the highest corporate bidders. they have a lot in common with trump. i'm for bernie, 100%. host: tom defrank? guest: i think that's a little overstated, especially on the coziness between the bushes and the clintons. all i can say is, yes, they're former presidents together, so there is a bond there. i can remember gerald ford telling me 20 years ago that when bill clinton went to see the pope in denver in 1994, ford called him and said, "come up to vail, and we will play a little golf." had an came, and they grand time, but that did not change ford's view of clinton's politics. they were friendly. i would not say they are friends. i think the

george heat h a high school visual design teacher was killed trying to protect patrons inside the restaurant. his wife rose marie watched in horror. >> he was a great man. >> reporter: bloodshed started several miles away from this neighborhood, derosa crashed his car in the truck and then stabbed an 80 year-old retired nurse and her daughter inside this home. >> he was kind of angry, he was running, really banging on windows and people driving through the car accident to get away from them. >> reporter: off-duty police officer later shot and killed him inside the restaurant after he refused to drop his weapon. the marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> an a list british actress has been named in the panama papers. emma watson is best known for her role in the harry potter movie series. representative for watson says the star set up an off shore company in the british virgin island to protect her privacy in the for tax reasons. panama papers include millions of leaked confidential documents that reveal how some rich and powerful people use the panama law firm to shelter wealth, in off shore accounts. >>> w

marie macdonald. >>> good morning. it's 8:55. time for news headlines. the george lucas museum could be in oakland.heir museum in chicago after a parks group filed a lawsuit challenging its location. >>> today is the first day of new airline service between san jose and london. british airways will fly boeing 787 dreamliners between mineta international airport and heathrow airport. this is the first regular airline service between the two cities. >>> scientists around the bay area are scrambling to stop the zika virus. one team from uc-berkeley is trying to determine how the virus invades a pregnant woman's placenta. >>> and here's roberta. >> it's been fun and interesting to track light rain around our area. here's the scene right now looking out from the transamerica pyramid due south. mostly cloudy skies low-level clouds causing delays at sfo. right now, our hi-def doppler radar not picking up much except for a cell that just passes santa rosa making tracks towards yountville and light rain towards novato. high temperatures today into the 50s, 60s and 70s. cooler than yesterday. but a little bi

marie from new jersey. >> here's your question. ready. brad pitt played jd, the sexy exconvict in 1991's thelma and louise. what what future a-lister also auditioned for the role. georger alec baldwin. >> george clooney. r r[ bell ringing ] >> you're right! you win! >> i don't know if i would have known that. >> i didn't either but when brad pitt got the role he only got $6,000. >> whoa. >> the best $6,000 hollywood ever sent. >> seriously. that. that image right there. shirtless. brad pitt. >> hello old friend. >> hoda, who is across the street. >>? >> he was so cute. we deal a picture clue. what's your name? >> eric. >> where are you from? >> indiana. >> identify this oscar-winning 2006 movie where a family takes a cross-country tip from in their vw van. >> "little miss sunshine." >> "little miss sunshine!" we have all winners. one of those great movies. >> one what a fantastic film. and abigail breslin who plays the main character, she's the only little girl in the movie who wasn't a true pageant girl? >> really? love it! >> the movie is stacked with them. >> hoda? >> hi! i'm so excited. what's your name? >> jimi jean from tyler, texas. >> come on, jenna, we have t

mary katherine, i want to show you economic growth in the united states during the last four presidencies. you can see over there. ronald reagan and you can see george h.w. bush and barack obama and it was higher at one point with reagan clearly. it dipped at the end of the first bush administration and went up during the bill clinton administration. it went really down at the very, very end of the george w. bush administration and collapsed right when president obama was taking office. he's brought it back. he's helped bring it back. if it's the economy, that's the major issue, how will that play going forward because trump and whoever the democratic nominee is? >> i think that's always a main part of the message. and especially now, and i think what the president recognized over the many years is that selling the economy as just a happy story is not the truth. there are people who are hurting out there and in some cases, stagnant wages and earnings taking a hit. donald trump tapped into that and said, the system is not working for all of us. and so i think that is the part that plays out in a bit that's cultural with donald trump and a bit is econ

mary paddington hospital last year. they're calling this the princess charlotte effect, and some experts are calling it higher than her brother prince georgethes are not nearly as interesting or cute as girls clothes are. her influence is put at $3.4 billion. isn't she's putting him to shame. he's only influence influences $3.4 billion worth of sales. people are buying all that stuff just because they put it on. they're kids. >> because you -- like my baby is a princess, too. i think my baby is also a princess. she can grow up and become anything. you're getting to share in it. >> we talk about this morning. i'm all about bargains. unless they have it at the outlets my kids aren't dressing like the prince or princess. i don't have kids but, you know. another story. >> you'll get there. >> so hopefully we have our mo moms. last week we celebrated them. a lot of -- all kinds of issues. not everyone is mother of the year. we do have the national mother of the year. there she is. guess what? she's from our ar area. so what she says some of the secrets are to being great mom. >> we also have several celebrity celebrating birthdays today. chaz,