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our john gonzalez is out at the verizon center..l be learning a few moves from the red rockers coming up at six. and guess who will be at the game tonight....good mascot cup a joe.. vj/kidd ad lib mug last night. it's 5: and time for - foggy start - 80s today & tomorrow - hot start to the last weekend of april - will you be on the warm or cool side of the front sunday? today: am fog. partly cloudy, warm, and breezy. highs: 83-86 winds: s 5-15 g 25 mph tonight: thunderstorms 9pm to 1am then partly cloudy. lows: 60-66 winds: sw 5 mph friday: partly cloudy. warm. highs: 80-86 winds: nw to s 5 mph now.. iffans and stars are remembering oscar winning director jonathan demme - he directed amazing and iconic films like philadelphia, silence of the lambs. a mississippi man is suing r-kelly having an affair with his wife, --he says kelly knew she was suing r-kelly accusing him of having an affair with announcement plus even ater no 2shot toss to wx autria: a state trooper shot and killed. explosions as a standup enters our 16. the latest whi

reporting live, john gonzalez. larry: thank you, john. well, if fighting the fire wasn't dangerous enough, a man is under arrest this morning for flying a drone in the direct path of a police helicopter. the pilot had to take special action to prevent a crash. he is charged with interfering with a police response and reckless endangerment. a suspected drunk driver overnight, breaking into a police -- hitting a police vehicle. they were stopped hoping another driver involved in an accident when they were hit. the officers were taken to the hospital that are expected to be ok. way, 695 is back open. also breaking overnight, the state of arkansas carrying out executions.two sam sweeney has the details. sam: this was the first double execution in the naked -- in the nation happening almost two decades. overnight lethal injections about three hours apart. they were among eight inmates that the state had initially planned to execute this month before its drug supply expired. a fierce legal dispute over the barred the foreman from death row. the

john gonzalez has details. john: yet another layer of security and mixed reviews. secret service members are posting the signs that read do not enter, restricted area, and those will stay indefinitely. several people have illegally jumped the white house fence over the past several years and now that the secret service is working on finalizing a design for a new fence, starting today the south side has some changes. changes to keep the public further back, the sidewalk next to the fence is now off-limits fence jumpers have been on the north side, including the guy who made it into the white house in 2014. visitors and tourists will have to stand behind a concrete barrier 80 feet further back set up on the e street cinema. abcsecret service telling seven news this is part of an ongoing comprehensive review of temporary and permanent measures. >> it is unfortunate that people have to do things to ruin others but if we have to do this to keep the president safe, that is what we have to do. john: this buffer will create clear visual views for officers, a way to keep ev

let's get right over to john gonzalez, who is live with the latest. john: live on the golf course where this all happened, we are only about 200 yards from where this helicopter crashed. you can still see the wreckage beyo and military personnel from the army for still here, protecting this crash site. they have been driving around in the golf course, this golf cart this morning as they wait for officials to arrive into a thorough investigation as to why this black hawk helicopter went down. one was killed, two others injured. right now waiting for some more daylight for investigators to resume this delicate operation. witnesses here say that the helicopter was flying very low, then it spun out of control just seconds before it went down between the third and fourth hole here at the golf course. no one on the ground was injured, that's the good news, but this black hawk is from the 12th aviation battalion station in virginia. one person dead, the crash described to us as a routine training exercise at 12:30. has not been identified and the surviving vi

john gonzalez is live in college park. what is going on john. meanwhile-- a man is facing charges this drone in restricted airspace near that fire! police say trevon miller flew his private drone right into the direct path of a police helicopter. they had to take special action to prevent a crash. miller is charged with interfering with a police response- and reckless endangerment. breaking overnight- hospital after a car slams into their cruiser. d-c police tell us the officers were pulled over on 295 in southeast, assisting a driver. thats when a second car slammed into their cruiser pinning it against the jersey wall. the officers were taken to the hospital, complaining of head and neck pain. the driver of the car that hit them-- is now facing dui charges. also breaking overnight. for the first time in almost 20 years-- two prison inmates were executed last night within minutes of each other. sam sweeney is at the live desk with more. autria, the last time this happened it was back in 2000. arkansas' lethal injection drugs are set to expire a

john gonzalez is there live. hey, johnny. can tell you that the executive grounds look festive. it is easter monday. 100 years old. at the show you around, this is what the south lawn looks like. the first wave of families from the public will arrive at 7:30 this morning. many were wondering this year it was even going to go on. the truman balcony, it's starting to get dressed with the balcony. families were getting worried when the manufacturer in maine next the commemorative wooden eggs tweeted -- warning, the white house, time is running out to put in the order. lo and behold, they did get the order. there is an easter a role. we understand that 18,000 of those wooden eggs, many of them gold. describing this as a more condensed version, if you will. expecting about 21,000 visitors. shy of the final obama easter egg role. this year there will be a on the hop stage, reading not, and military bands. we understand that the president will make an appearance at 10:30 this morning. john gonzalez, "good morning washington." larry:

we'll be checking in with our john gonzalez in a live report, coming up at six. terror attack turning one of the most famous tourist destinations in the world into a scene of chaos. gunshots rang out on the champs-elysees where a shooter targeted police before being taken down. overnight, french police searched a home in connection with the attack. abc's janai norman is following the latest from washington. new developments, regarding a metro who was fired after the 20-15 l'enfant plaza smoke disaster. jummy olabanji is at the live desk with more. a federal court has now ordered metro to re-hire the mechanic. one passenger was killed and others sickened, after smoke filled a tunnel. burned-out tunnel fans were a contributing factor. the mechanic, seyoum haile, had submitted maintenance logs, saying he'd successfully perfor he was fired after officials discovered, he had not properly assessed whether the fans were working. but investigators determined, the specific fans he inspected "did" operate properly. he was fired anyway. an arbitration board ruled, he should

our john gonzalez is at the white house with more on the excitement there. john? >> good afternoon. it is easter monday here at the white house and as the president said woman's ago, it is a tradition that has gone on for over 100 years. the rain, really coming down now but that is not stopping families from all over the country. many of them still arriving. others are gone for the day. did you know that they actually use real eggs for the eggroll? the first white house easter egg role for president donald trump and first lady veronica trump -- melania trump, this is her first big of the men she to organize. both were seen greeting visitors on the truman balcony which bases the south lawn where children have been rolling those colored hard-boiled eggs since 7:30 this morning. it was drier than. some families were concerned. they told me they it is actually happening. some were concerned for month that this event was not going to happen this year especially when the manufacturer of the commemorative wooden and tweak it does go months ago, warning the white house that time was running

john gonzalez, abc 7 news. kimberly: you may have seen the trump chicken, the unofficial mascot of the tax day protests. the activist who came up with the idea said she chose the chicken because in her mind the tosident is too scared release his taxes. the president claims his recent tax returns are still under audit, although that does not prevent him from releasing them if he wanted to. california, the police arrested more than a dozen people after fights broke out between trump supporters and protesters. about 200 people were gathered when somebody started pushing. your by police in riot gear responded quickly. there are no reports of serious damage or injuries. clouds, but a picture-perfect day to get outside. a little bit of rain in the forecast. we go to meteorologist josh knight. josh: we have a little most of this week and is lookingdry. 77 degrees right now at belle haven country club. tomorrow we will add about 10 degrees come certainly starting to feel summery. that i drew on here, the warm air lifti

john gonzalez went along for the journey. >> i am really excited. >> she has a smile that melts yourand today for excitement can burst into her aviator seat, especially after seeing her own name on military helicopter. >> i want to be an astrobiologist when i grow up. i like everything in the air. >> she is at joint base thrilled to be a pilot for a day. ok to hold that stand as she gets top gun ready and pattycake with her younger brother. diagnosed april 1 of 2016 and went through a tough five-month hospitalization and battle against leukemia. >> a cancer survivor in remission honored in a special military way. >> appointed honorary pilot. >> she took the controls of a uh one huey point a simulator through the streets of d.c. >> she fought a hard battle and is doing great so an inspiration for everybody and we celebrate that today. >> the foundation making another military dream come true. the organization's 20th pilot for a day event and a bit more special, a local girl, the family from the annapolis area and her father kno around flying again. to have her be a part of this specia

let's get right over to john gonzalez live in leonardstown.e "7 on your side" i-team -- digging into the "7 on your side" i-team -- digging into black hawk helicopter- which is known as very dependable. about 4-thousand black hawks... have been built since 1979. since 1983: at least 60 soldiers have been killed in crashes... in non-combat missions. the worst-- was in kentucky in 1998. two of them collided, killing 17 soldiers. in 2005, 11 soldiers died... when their helicopter went down in florida. again- it's far too soon... to know the cause of what happened today. happening now - the multistate manhunt for the facebook killer enters its overnight - that search, coming to our area jummy olabanji is at the live desk - jummy? while you were sleeping..dc police received reports that a man matching the description of suspected facebook killer steve stephens tried to check in to the fairfax hotel on massachusetts avenue using cash. a number of officers and investigators arrived on the scene - and put out an alert - but just a short time ago told

john gonzalez.. what are you working on? firefighters say sprinklers inside, never went off.e'll have a live report on the investigation, coming up. is one of president trump's biggest campaign promises- now on the chopping block? what congress is saying about that controversial border wall. plus, another water-logged morning commute. it's a stormwatch weater alert. meteorologist eileen whelan is tracking it all in the weather center. good morning washington. toss to eileen

john gonzalez.. what are you working on? executed just minutes before his death warrant expired. the legal battle still brewing over more planned executions. and a stormwatch seven weather alert. storms damaging an apartment building.. knocking down trees- and we're not out of the woods yet. the chance for more strong winds and hail just hours away. good morning washington. toss to eileen

john gonzalez is there live with the cleanup underway. john, good morning.as a violent fire and residents didn't get much of a warning. we understand that eventually they didn't have much of a choice. take a look at morning. the entire building is condemned and some of the residents were jumping out of their balconies. just an intense fire, 30 people now displaced without a home. some may never come back. several of these units are absolutely destroyed. the red cross is assisting with the families. look at this video here, it's intense, flames ripping through at around 8:00 yesterday morning. the gums telling us that they have never seen a fire with this fast. a number of people became trapped, including a handful of children. one woman lowering her in front -- infant to bystanders from a second-floor balcony. another man climbed up and down several times to rescue his girlfriend and their two children. firefighters arrived in about six minutes using extended ground ladders, making extended rep -- rescues themselves. thick smoke consumed the stairwell. once

coming up at 5-- our john gonzalez will be live at the verizon center with more on all the and-- in a few hours-- the redskins will likely have a new face on the roster. the stage is set for tonight's n-f-l draft. this year's event will be held inside a theater built on those famous steps outside the philadelphia art museum. right now-- the skins have the 17th overall pick. but if you've ever watched the draft, you know deals can happen at any time. still ahead-- a pair of eaglets near manassas airport need some names. and thats where you come in. how you can help with the big decision.. coming up. first you start with this then add this and this face wait, we can do better yeah that's the one and fresh brewed lipton iced tea ah that can wait oh but not you buddy. bring everyone together with the refreshing taste of lipton iced tea. - will you be on the warm or cool side of the front sunday? today: am fog. partly cloudy, warm, and breezy. highs: 83-86 winds: s 5-15 g 25 mph tonight: thunderstorms 9pm to 1am then par

alison: and john gonzalez tagged along for the journey. >> i'm really excited. smile to melt your heart. and her excitement can burst out of the aviator suit, especially after seeing her own name on the military helicopters. >> i sort of want to be an astro-biologist when i grow up. so i like everything in the air. john: 12-year-old carolyn shaffer is at joint base andrews and thrilled to be a pilot for a day. still okay to hold dad's hand after he helps her get "top gun" ready and patty cake with her brother but this adventure is one of a seasoned vet. >> she was diagnosed april 1, 2016. >> she is being honored in >> having been appointed the honorary pilot -- >> through the wings and the patches and took control of a uh1 hui in a simulator through the streets of d.c. >> fought a hard battle. awesome. inspiration. this is the 20th pilot for the day event. this is more special. a local girl. the girl from the annapolis girl and her father knows something about flying himself. >> great opportunity to be around flying again. have carolyn be part of the special day.

nancy: john gonzalez has changes to the south lawn. hn: another mix of security and mixed reviews. secret service members are posting signs that read, "do not enter. restricted area." the signs will stay indefinitely. it has been well documented that several people have illegally jumped the white house fence here over the past several years. now they are working on finalize a design for a new fence. starting today, the south side here has changed. further back. the sidewalk next to the fence on the ellipse side is off-limits. even though the majority of the fence jumpers have been on the north side, including the guy that made it all the way in the white house in 2014. visitors and the tourists on this side will now have to stand behind a concrete barrier 80 feet further back now set up on the e street side. the secret service telling abc7 news this is part of an ongoing comprehensive review of the temporary and the permanent measures. >> it's unfortunate people have to ruin things for others. if that is what we have to do to keep the p

reporting live, john gonzalez, abc 7 news. lindsey: john, thank you. don't forget -- you can get text alerts as we continue to monitor the development with metro. make sure to sign up on wjla.com /texts. workers at dulles and reagan national airport walked off the job. the protesters are calling violations of federal labor laws by the ryan hughes is live at reagan national with what they are upset about. ryan? ryan: lindsey, good afternoon. these workers are protesting and walking off the job one week after getting a significant a race. today is not about the money -- it is about respect. you can hear the chants. they have been going at this for little over an hour. hundreds of contracted service workers are protesting what they say are federal labor violations against their employer. the union is accusing the company of interrogating, harassing workers. vp of the union says this has been going on for two years, and some workers were even fired. now they are sending a big message by striking. we did something good last week, which was to change -- take

john gonzalez is live in fort washington - john?w organization in montgomery in montgomery county aims to reduce the growing number of hate crimes in the area. the organization is called "communities united against hate." and it held its first rally yesterday at bethesda-chevy chase high school. up to 50 organizations are joining forces. the group will push for public policies and programs that tackle hate and discrimination. a hotline is available, where people can get help. an elementary school in montgomery county has caught the attention of late night t-v host jimmy fallon. the fields road elementary school used a game inspired by the show - to meet their fundraising goal. in the game, the school's principal and assistant principal selected eggs -- not knowing whether they were cooked or raw -- to smash on their heads. with the match donation - they raised a total of 26-thousand dollars! it's 5: and time for a check on weather. - rainy & cool start to the week - 80s by week's end - warm & muggy weekend ahead today: cloudy and co

john gonzalez, abc seven closing in on the 100 day mark and showing signs he is willing to compromise to avoid a government shutdown, and soften his demands regarding the border law -- wall. we want to know what you think, will the federal government shutdown? meanwhile, sam sweeney has the latest on the efforts to avoid a shutdown. sam: the biggest challenge facing the president this week may be avoiding a government shutdown beginning midnight friday. the main sticking point, funding for the border wall. democrats say it is a nonstarter. >> can you guarantee there will not be a government shutdown? >> i cannot guarantee. >> how close can you get to guaranteeing? director mulvaney and others have made in these negotiations has been very positive and they feel confident that will not happen. >> priorities get funded on the border wall, increased security? sam: now there are signs the president is willing to give in to avoid a shutdown. told a group of conservative journalists he is willing to put off funding for the border wall until later this fall. democratic reaction to the reporte

. >> in a delphi, john gonzalez.indsey: this just in, we know the identity of the young woman depicted in this get she was murdered and prince george's county. easter morning. i say she knocked on a stranger's door looking for help before collapsing in the front yard. police are searching for a suspect. anyone with information should call prince george's county police. turning to the war on terror. we are learning more about the deadly attack in paris. a gunman opened fire in one of the most popular tourist bought in the world. one police officer is dead and to hurt. isis has claimed responsibility. molly hunter is at the scene in paris. >> shots fired on the tad cummins. chaos -- shots fired in the champs-elysees and chaos. >> absolute chaos. panic. with all the people on the street, people were falling down. >> the attack started thursday night on the city's famous avenue. a gunman pulling up alongside a police opened fire. police called it a military style weapon. >> over here, about 10 feet from the shooter. we s

in leonardtown, john gonzalez. jummy: a fugitive wanted for murder in hannover, maryland has been added to the fbi list of 10 most wanted criminals. bhadreshkumar chetanbhai patel is charged with killing his wife in 2015, stabbing her multiple times at a dunkin' donuts and running away. there is a $100,000 reward leading to his arrest. an arrest made in the murder of an elderly man in d.c., malcolm amir is facing charges in the death of 79-year-old david norwood home while his family was at church. police have not released a motive. let's switch gears to something a little lighter, a live look outside at the capital. the sun is shining, a great day to be outdoors. doug is here with a look at our forecast. doug: our window on the weather is from the rockville campus of montgomery can -- college, 65 degrees, plenty of sunshine. people can spend their lunch hour outside. temperatures now at 68 in washington, is our average high for this time of year. fredericksburg, 63 in annapolis. .verybody reporting sunny skies sat

john gonzalez has more. describeds is being drill.f thee members military, park police, different personal, emergency personnel from washington, d.c., maryland, and virginia. we have at in prince george's county. this is an all-day operation. six different locations in an to prepare the public a cortsssibility of naded terrorist attack in the region. enforcementd law personnel will be responding to simulated attacks, including andiple locations scenarios. here is how the chief describes the day. our response to an emergency situation involving multiple locations. you see happening around the -- world at this time. sure that we make can respond effective and efficiently. john: hundreds of police volunteer actors will take part drill. all day sources telling me two of the locations include the park and george mason universities. if you see activity around those alls keep in mind this is part of a crucial drill today. in prince georges county. news.onzalez, abc7 >> and coming up on abc7 news at video.hocking this is caught on camera in c

john gonzalez is live in northwest with the changes you'll see this morning. increased security at southern high threats online. anne arundel county school officials say the threats were posted on social media, but do not appear to be credible. additional police will be at the school today as a precaution. southern high school will open on time this morning. breaking overnight.. a pedestrian hit by a car in northwest. it happened just before three this morning on 8th street. that's right near howard university. the victim was taken to the hospital, but so far no word on his condition. the area. we'll have a live report coming up at six. right now - dc police, on the lookout for the driver that caused this accident in columbia heights. police say around 6:15 last night the person driving this van crashed into multiple vehicles near 11th and lamont streets. the person got of out of the vehicle - and then ran off. anyone with information should call d-c police. happening now.. d-c police are looking for two suspects who robbed an armored truck in northwest yester

john gonzalez is live riding the rails.. another blow for administration.federal judge says the administration cannot withhold funding from sanctuary communities. that decision stays in place as the issue plays out in court. sanctuary cities -- including washington d-c -- limit their cooperation with u-s immigration authorities. this is just one of the headlines we're following from the white house this morning. today - the president will release his tax reform plan. this, as tensions with north korea reach a boiling point. and wer'e learning about new fallout from michael flynn's resigation as national security advisor. we'll have a closer look at all these coming up at 5:45. a seven on your side investigation.. the district is suing the owners of a northwest d.c. apartment complex, over what it calls deplorable conditions. the building is on 11th street, near fairmont street. residents say they're forced to live with mold, rats, bedbugs, and cockroaches. one resident took video of water pouring into her apartment. city officials say the owners have neglec

our john gonzalez is live at the white house. we'll have a full coming up later this hour. now to another easter monday tradition almost as old as the easter egg roll. the national zoo's annual family day will be held today. the event started back in 18-91 as an alternative for african american families that were not allowed at the white house. it's free and open to everyone with an easter egg hunt.. animal demonstrations and other activites. the fun starts at ten this morning! the kids could be playing on a wet white house lawn this morning.. some rain to start the day - but will it be it a washout? meteorologist eileen wehlaln is tracking it all next... rsare you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. - showers possible through midday; clearing late - up & down temperatures this week - cooler weekend ahead today: mostly cloudy. showers possible through 3pm. clearing late. highs: 70-75 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight

five o'clock on your friday - and metro opening those gates just seconds ago - let's get right to john gonzalez live at the new carrollton station.. we'll be closely watching the situation all find out exactly what's happening on the rails by signing up for our abc7 metro text alerts at wjla dot com slash text. more on metro from julie wright in just a minute - but first here's eileen whelan. - warm, less humid today - hot & humid saturday - feels like: 95+ - sunday trending warmer (all depends on the front) today: mostly sunny. warm, less humid. highs: 83-86 winds: varial isolated thunderstorm. mild. lows: 64-68 winds: s 5 mph saturday: mostly sunny. hot and humid. isolated late day thunderstorm. highs: 90-95 feels: 95-98 winds: sw 5-10 mph happening now - the clock is ticking government shutdown. that deadline to strike a deal now just xx hours away. sam sweeney is at the live desk following it all. larry - federal workers can breate a little sigh of relief. this morning, it looks like congress will pass a budget extension to stop a midnight shutdown today. a final trillion-dollar spending pl

john gonzalez has the latest. autria, we had strong winds and heavy rain throughout the d.c.it was here in adelphi where w'' re seeing a tremendous amount of damage. we've been talking about trees being snapped in half. take a look at this massive tree. it looks like it was twisted out of the ground. you can see, he came down, bringing down a telephone pole and the look at the vehicles here. they are destroyed. you have a number of cars that look like this in the parking lot of the presidential park condominiums off -- in adelphi. a tremendous amount of damage. it will take some time to clean this up. take a look at the other video we captured overnight and this morning. it appears it was something much greater in this area. some of been describing it as a downdraft or a microburst. it is a two to three mile radius that has seen a tremendous amount of damage. windows from apartment and townhomes shattered. trees landing on structures, cars. the power lines. just up the road the busy intersection at riggs road is closed because of some of those downed power lines. pepco crews

in oxon hill, john gonzalez, abc7 nancy: using hands-on activities. kellye: i have that story coming up in "spotlight on education." >> a fire near the university of maryland has some students coughing. and the senior citizens scrambling for cover. i'm stephen tschida. i will tell you just checking my free credit score at credit karma. what the? you're welcome. i just helped you dodge a bullet. but i was just checking my... shhhhh... don't you know that checking your credit score lowers it. just be cool. actually, checking your credit score with credit karma doesn't affect it at all. are you sure? positive. huh, so i guess i could just check my credit score then. check out credit karma today. credit karma. give yourself some credit. sorry about that. jonathan: i was saying monday started like mondays feel. dreary, raining. one nice part about that. you go outside and everything is so screen. brian: lush. we like that. wednesday is the transitional day. then you will be wishing it was cool. it will be get hot. take a look. i'll sho

john gonzalez is live with the latest. what can you tell us? just before 8:00 a.m. reports of fire between the target north metro station which is where we are, a number of fire trucks, engine company 1, 16, at least five firetrucks on the scene. we have a lot of folks now being told to walk away from metro center and try to find another metro station nearby off the red rhine so they can get to the destination. you can see this fire truck here has connected to this, right across the street is the entrance to metro center. that station right now no red line service between gal lard place and dupont circle. morning commute is a nightmare. buses have been requested. angela foster. >> reporter: thank you so much in addition to that problem we are still contending with patchy fog around the capital beltway, major interstates trying to get there. folks on the george washington parkway, another temporary closure at morning side lane for that earlier crash we had. big picture map shows the delays on the bw parkway, we never recovered from the earlier a

gonzalez. juan: in october, the intercept publishedg a conversationl between glenn greenwald and naomi klein about wikileaks plus decision to disclose thousands of johnesta's personal team else. this is part of what naomi klein said. >> i would add it is not just that they did not curate it and dump it all, they are dumping they are doling out the dumps. right? to maximize, clearly to maximize damage. so they're not just saying, hey, information was to be free, here is everything we have. journalists, have a field day going through it. they are very clearly looking for maximum media attention. you can tell it just by looking ,t the wikileaks twitter feed you know, timing it right before the debate. have written about how dangerous it is for media organizations to be taking such a highly political approach to this election because they so clearly do not want trump to get elected, so they are engaging in what you described as journalistic fraud. i agree with you. but we have to acknowledge how political wikileaks and julian are being your. assange, yoyo response to some of her rememar? >> well, i think it is a bit rich for naomi klein, who is a very we