police say they are looking for a green mazda with a redskins sticker on the back-- in connection to the shooting. happening today-- several people are set to be arraigned on felony charges tied to a riot on inauguration day. they are not alone. the u-s attorney's office indicting more than 200 people on felony charges over the violent protests that took place in downtown dc, january 20t inciting a riot... as well as destruction of property. this mainly took place over about 16 city blocks -- leading to broken windows, burned vehicles and fights with police. this morning-- the redskins have a new player on the team, following the first round of last night's nfl draft. take a listen. the alabama defensive end is no stranger to the dmv. he is actually from leesburg. redskins coaches say they did not think he would still be available when they got on the clock. but when he was, it was a no-brainer. welcome, to redskins nation, jonathan allen. we all know the second round is where the capitals run into trouble. and last night at the verizon center-- it happened again. the caps fells behi

police are looking for a green mazda with a redskin's sticker on the back of a car in connection withing. autria: knew this morning, the washington redskins making their first-round pick in the nfl draft. >> the 17th pick in the 2017 nfl draft, the washington redskins select jonathan allen. he played as a defensive back for alabama and brings impressive credentials. he was named top defensive player 2016. a spot with the skins will be a homecoming. he grew up in leesburg and went to stone bridge high. the capitals tend to struggle in the playoffs. game one last night at the , opening up the best-of-seven series. the caps were down 2-0. in the third, the goal and celebration. we are tied at 2-all. penguins get the best of the caps. nick bonino going one-on-one. 302 -- 3-2,? autria: we were rocking the red last night. talking with fans. this is one of the biggest caps fans abel. to stop and thank those who keep us safe. this is officer carter who also says he watches "good morning washington." a big thank you. wish you could have helped the caps pull off the win larry: and thank you for

police want you on the lookout for a green car, possibly a mazda, they say it was involved in some type of an incident on pomeroy road that left a police cruiser damaged on the right side. >>> police arrested a man they say sexually assaulted a woman in the middle of the day in a busy area in silver springs. they arrested 33-year-old antonio komara. a man dragged her into a wooded area, sexually assaulted her and took her money. he remains all week we've been focusing on missing children in the district and the new steps d.c. leaders are taking to find them. last night the d.c. democratic women's club invited people to a meeting in northeast to bring attention this issue. the group says it understands some of the young people are run aways but doesn't think all of them have voluntarily left home. the group wants police to prioritize finding those missing teens. >> we're bringing individuals in from across the district to determine what we can do. we're partnering other organizations in the district to come up with the strategic plan. >> police say there were 2200 cases of missing childr

they say the mazda rx seven was inside a trailer when someone swiped it from an auto repair shop on river street. police say someone first stole a van from the property and then came back with a truck to take the trailer. officers say the suspect also got away with $35,000 worth of tools. the man was recovered the following day. >>> it sounds like something out of a movie. microchips implanted in human bodies could change how we tackle everyday tasks. some workers in sweden are already trying it. john blackstone looks at how it could put your privacy at risk. >> reporter: in a stockholm business complex, employees gain access met with key cards, but with a -- with the wave of the hand. >> it's something you can use just like a key badge. >> reporter: at our recent tech conference, a microchip implanted in this man's hand makes his life easier, replacing the keys and cards that used to clutter his pockets. >> i use this many times a day, to unlock my smart phone, to open the door to my office.>> reporter: he calls himself a bio hacker. >> we bio hackers think that the human body is a good

the police are looking for a green mazda sedan with a redskins sticker on the car.f you see that vehicle, you are urged to call the police so they can figure out who shot at the police car. live in southeast washington, tim barber, abc 7 news. think.n: tim, be the first to know about breaking news by signing up for text alerts at wjla.com/text. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. scott: hello, everybody. i'm scott abraham at the verizon center. a first reading night for the capitals. they tied the game -- a frustrating night for the capitals, they tied the game at 2-2, but it was not enough, dropping game one to the pittsburgh penguins, and losing home ice advantage in the process. let show you how it went down inside of the verizon center. in the pass come easy finish. this game is tied at 2-2. caps fired up. four minutes later, washington caught out of position. that would turn out to be the game-winner. caps drop the series opener, 3-2. >> i don't think we are frustrated. i think we played a really strong game. if wek w

. >> leforce, stealing the deputy's then taking the gray mazda before abandoning it making a run for citizens in the town warned. >> do not open your door. call 911. >> the heavily armed battalion, surrounding leforce leading to surrender. he has a lengthy criminal record, charged with kidnapping and domestic abuse. deputy wade medevaced, but dying hours later. his fellow officers honoring him in a solemn procession. authorities tell us that an electronic ping from leforce's cell phone led them to a shed end of this road where he was hiding. he is expected to be charged with murder. phillip mena, abc news, logan county, oklahoma. >> the 40-year-old deputy leaves behind a wife and three children. of course all of his comrades on the force as well. >> relatively small area, north, north of oklahoma city right. >> in oklahoma city metro area. definitely, law enforcement across the entire part of the metro. >> imagine a lot of people know each other around the parts. >> yes, absolutely. in the next o'reilly's job in jeopardy? new questions the biggest star at fox news fights back against

happened outside of this apartment billing, four blocks from the berry fa police are looking for a green mazda with a redskin sticker in the window in connection with this shooting. >>> it's been a bad week for metro and it's not over yet. the agency is trying to block 500 union workers from calling in sick tomorrow. it is a protest over metro's new policy but leaders there insist that trains and buses will run on time. we'll see. >>> things were a real cluster today. smoke on the tracks shut down a stretch of the red line right in the morning of the rush. metro's leaders blamed electric problems which are decades old. >> reporter: i have been down on the track on it's really dangerous. the third rail is 11,000 volts. a lot of power. it leaves the train through the two other rails. but, sometimes, that circuit can get broken. things called insulators ground. sometimes, those insulators can break down overtime and that current can leak into smaller parts of the track and the ground itself. that's called a stray current leak. and when train it is are running over the ground every three minutes,

up more, mazda, porsche, kia. here's the etf. i think you can draw the lines like this but i think ultimately we're going to brick to the down side as least to there, if not mor more. >> let's peck a stock. gm, one way to draw the lines. here's another way to draw the lines. let's put them together. i'm moving to these lowings at 30. >> all right. gm reportings earnings next week. what's your trade? >> i'm looking at the june 33 put spread. you can spend 80 cents with that. we have that catalyst. it takes us out to june. this is a technical trade. because on any of those. many of these stocks are cheap. we are talking about a big secular shift that's going on here. >> this is a short that feels leak it should be pressed. look at ford, it's down ten percent. i think that long term trend line that gm, it had that bounce earlier in the year. it's come back to. that a bit of fundamental news will take it through there. >> deteriorate winners like auto zone, the notion of cheaper, expense. >> you want to use options to make it short w

. >> reporter: leforce allegedly stealing the deputy's cruiser, then taking this gray mazda, he abandoned it and made a run for it. citizens in the town being warned. >> do not open your door. call 911 immediately. >> reporter: tonight, the heavily armed battalion surrounding leforce, leading to his surrender. he has a lengthy criminal record. charged recently with kidnapping and domestic abuse. deputy wade, medevaced but dying hours later. his fellow officers honoring him in a solemn procession. >>> when we come back, the new medical headline on cholesterol. >>> also, the powerful house explosion. >>> and the new book making headlines. what hillary clinton said to president on election night, after learning that she had lost. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual income... we could keep doing all the things we love. prudential. bring your challenges. why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your

the driver of a mazda died. their car, as you see, was crush. the driver of a second car, a gmc suv, suffered minor injuries and was taken to the hospital. the accident called all west bound lanes for hours overnight. the chp cleared the scene before the morning rush. >>> it is quiet outside right now, but we are on storm watch for thursday and friday. let's talk about our storm impact scale. what you should expect. we rank the storm, this one a moderate one. it is going to come in in two phases, one thursday night into friday morning and another into friday evening. thursday will be the strongest one with heaviest rain and winds. we have a chance of lightning and thunder and small hail with friday's storm. first of all, we know it will be wet. i will show you all of that, the hour-by-hour look and how much rain to expect, but the high wind watch is something to think about tomorrow from 9:00 until 11:00 friday morning. while we're sleeping and trying to get to work, gusts could be coming 60 miles per hour, coming out of the south, at least 40 t

up more, mazda, porsche, kia. now, here is the etf. i think you could draw the lines like this. and i think ultimately we're going to break to the down side, at least to there, if not more. let's pick a stock. gm. one way you can draw the lines. here's another way you can draw the lines. let's put them together. i think you get a break here. gm, 10% down. i'm looking for a move to these lows at 30. >> and gm reports earnings next week, so mike, what's your trade? >> i'm looking at the june $33-$30 put spread. you could spend 80 cents for that. the catalyst takes us out to june. this is a technical trade more than based on the historical fundamentals, because based on those, many of these stocks look cheap, but we're talking about a big secular shift going on. >> and this is a short that feels like it should be pressed. look at ford, down 10% almost in the last month. i think the long-term trend line that you drew, gm had that little bounce earlier in the year. it's come back to that. a bit of fundamental news is going to take it right through there. >> and you've got trouble spi

investigators said a 43 year old man was driving a 2007 mazda when he crashed into another car. >> in hayward, a man putting gas into his car was fatally struck by another car. investigators said the driver turned on his hazard lights before refueling his car, the driver of the other car stayed at the scene and is cooperating with the police. the police have not released his name yet. >>> new at 5:30, new details emerging from a deadly police shooting in napa. what we are learning about the suspect. >>> why there is a sense ever urgency -- of urgency to apply for immigration right now >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> how the tech industry is impacting affordable housing in the bay area, that was the topic of a forum held t

near thornton avenue, and the driver of the mazda died and the driver of the other car suffered injuriesll investigating whether drugs or alcohol played a part. >>> caltrans is closing two of the eastbound offround to traes you' -- trez you're island from oakland web bound will be closed from 2:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. >>> bald eagles making a revival in the bay area. in mill pit as, stanford and san jose. the bird watchers were thrilled by the sight of the bird's six-foot wingspan and excited to see the count increasing with 9 nests counted in eight bay area counties. >>> all eight ivy leagues and stanford, this is 17-year-old cassandra ciao from -- she has conducted oncamera interviews. her gpa is 4.7. >> that's 1.3 bigger than mine. if i could do the math right. okay. kari hall is with us. thank you for staying up with you. >> yeah, there will be a storm moving in and just off just in time, heading out of town, a great time for that right now. we're going to see this rain moving into the north bay early tomorrow morning. i'll have the timeline of when the rest of the bay area will see tha

we saw some weakness coming through in mazda shares today, down by about 4% in the tokyo session. there is also weakness coming through from toshiba. let's get a look at the broader market picture. you have seen some very solid moves through the philippines 1.2%, as we saw foreign inflows coming through into the market, about $12.9 billion. the nikkei under pressure, down by about 1%. a lot of asian markets were closed today. having a look at the other stocks, toshiba down by 9%. oes onontinues its w reports that it may need more financing after chapter 11 was filed last week. but you didn't see some upside, new crest mining up by 3.5%. the other story of the day was the rba leaving the cash rate -- leavinon hold. this yellow line here is household finances, debt to income. it continues to rise. we are also seeing the house price index rising. but at the same time the number of people in unoccupied dwellings are falling. they are caught between a rock and a hard place with low inflation and stagnant wage growth. we will be hearing from the governor in melbourne later today. manus:

police want you to be on the lookout for a green car, possibly a mazda with a redskins sticker on it. incident last night on pomeroy road in southeast that left a police cruiser damaged on the driver's side. no one was injured. >>> now to delaware where investigators are trying to figure out why an officer was killed. ballard had approached the car sealey was in and sealey started firing. he was killed by police after barricading himself inside his family home for hours. >>> corporal ballard was an eight year veteran of the delaware state police force. >> those who knew him say his leadership skills went back to his childhood in prince george's county. erika gonzalez has more on who he'll be remembered here. >> reporter: in addition to friends and co-workers remembering him, corporal ballard leaves behind a wife and a young daughter. long before he became a state trooper he was part of a civil air patrol program as a it allowed people to work with the air force. ballard was a man that will be remembered for his commitment to others. >> he was a big, loveable teddy bear, i guess you co

. >>> covering the district lookout for a green car, possibly a mazda with a redskins sticker on it. they say it was involved in some type of incident on pomeroy road in southeast and left a police cruiser damaged on the right side. no one was injured. >>> police arrested a man they say sexually assaulted a woman in the middle of the day in a busy area in silver springs. montgomery county police arrested 33-year-old antonio camara yesterday. the woman says she was walking along the boulevard when a man dragged her into a wooded area, sexually assaulted her and took her money. kamara is being held on bond. >>> inside nova reports a skimmer was found attached to a pump at the center ridge marketplace in centerville. most people don't notice these. it was found county police. >>> you might have seen the score. the capitals/penguins game was all about the teams superstar. >> ovechkin versus crosby. crosby scored two goals before the caps scored one. both came in less than a minute. >> ove also scored a goal. there are six games left and the caps have to win four. >> kuznetsov scored the

authorities say he is driving a stolen grade 2010 mazda, a car police say he took after initially hijackingoper's patrol car. no word as yet on the condition of that deputy appeared to stay with us here on fox news channel for the latest development on this story. >> jenna: homeland security secretary john kelly making a major policy speech this morning, secretary kelly talking about the biggest threats facing the u.s. like terrorism and the increase in cyber attacks before visiting the southern border which we expect him to do later this week. our chief judges correspond to catherine herridge is live in washington with more. >> there was definitely a scene where secretary kelly's talk here at george washington university this morning. he talked about the growing relationship, this nexus between transnational organizations, criminal organizations, so these are the cartels, the gangs, the drug smugglers and international terrorist groups. secretary kelly said that if there is a successful attack on u.s. soil and it ces from a foreign terrorist group, he believes the operatives will come thro

gohr was at home asleep while she stole his mazda, da, da, da, went to the house, attempted -- went through window in the garage. like, yeah. so she did that. >> i love him to death, oh, my god. i'm hoping and i pray that me and him can get it together. because when i need him he's like my background to everything, you know? so, i'm hoping we can figure this out for this last time because everything happens for a reason. >> i still love her to death no matter what but like she keeps sending me these letters and it kind of pisses me off. she keeps making mention of please stand by me. and i'm -- i'm so -- like what kind of a person would i be not to? that would make me a real piece of crap, huh? >> for agee, drugs and jail have already damaged other relationships, especially those with her 7-year-old son and 4-year-old daughter from prior relationships. >> i don't write my daughter because they won't let me see her. but i do write my son and i talk to him. >> agee's daughter now lives with her dad's family. her son lives with agee's father. >> i do know that that's what i want most out of li

the woman's mazda was found abandoned nearby.he loose. >> an eagle eyed television viewer cost a profession in ally golfer a big title this weekend. it was something to watch. lexi thompson had a two stroke lead entering the final round of the lg pga's first major yesterday that is until a viewer notified officials that thompson had moved her ball an inch too far on the 17th hole the day before. now after reviewing the play, she wound up getting a four stroke penalty two for that bad ball drop and two for signing an incorrect score card. that cost her the win. the ruling did not sit well with other golfers including tiger woods who tweeted that viewers at home should not be rules officials. thompson says the incorrect ball drop was not intentional. >> big talkers now and we start with an emotional fertility battle playing out in a colorado courtroom. a family is fighting for the right to preserve the sperm of a dead man and they are working against the clock. kate chris well dated tom alexander for seven years. they were about to

police are looking for a green mazda with a redskins sticker on the back of the car in connection with the shooting move we'll be back at a che weather and traffic right after a q >> reporter: getting ready for one governorer gorges friday. today, highs in the mid 80s. feels more comfortable than yesterday. the humidity right back up tomorrow. heat index up to 89 degrees with a high of 91. near a record heat for us. early as 90 degrees day since 2013. better chance for showers and storms sunday during the afternoon, especially on monday, the high, 83. most of next week will be in the 60s and 70s. >> anchor: major congestion interstate 95 in virginia, southbound crash headed into the triangle quantico area. blocks 2 southbound rains but sky track 7 in is laurel over the closure we have on 197, laurel buoy road, blocked in both directions between the bw parkway and powder mill road. capital beltway crash, a live look at the delays traveling t the outer loop. we have two lanes blocked with the accident ♪ stand by me vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supportin

local weather next, weekend getaway brought to you by mazda. >> reporter: good morning, everyone on good friday, we have dry conditions on storm tracker 6 live double scan. as we take a look outside there's a mix of clouds and clear skies overhead right now. you're getting partly sunny conditions to starting point out. it's a little bit chilly, most neighborhoods in the 40s not a lot of wind. 50 degrees in philadelphia. most of you in the 40s at this point. the seven day from accuweather shows a high of 67 later on. pleasant enough conditions with more sun in the afternoon. good for the union tonight, 66 saturday, 85 sunday. that's why i'm sitting up here. you're welcome. >> thank you, ginger zee. >>> coming up an abc news exclusive. the family of that teacher missing for a month with his 15-year-old student, well, his family is pleading for him to come home. >>> and a scandal on "survivor." one outs another as transgender. we'll have all the fallout right here on abc. ♪ predictable. the comfort in knowing where things are headed. because as we live longer... and markets continue to rise

for now your stormy cities brought to you by mazda. >> good morning everyone, dave murphy here with anpdate from storm tracker6 live double scan and we are precipitation free this morning. heading outside, lots of sunshine building over the commodore barry bridge temperatures in the 50's. philadelphia in the local 60's. not much wind. a jacket morning but not bad at all. and it looks like some fog over to the east of philadelphia is beginning to break up. 70 under the sun today. maybe a few clouds around. then tomorrow a red bar on thursday for heavy rain that could produce flooding. we have a chance of severe storms at times. tomorrow's high 63. 50's friday. we'll tell you about its. >>> more trouble for fox news. three women who say they were harassed because of their race are joining us live. an abc news exclusive. stay with us. the comfort in knowing where things are headed. because as we live longer... and markets continue to rise and fall... predictable is one thing you need in retirement to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing brighthouse financial. a

now though your stormy cities brought to you by mazda. more on that later.ow though your stormy cities. . . br. ou. g. h. t . o . . . t. . . o. . y. ou. . . . . . >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. warm and dry today. limited sunshine. see the cloud cover out there already. back to back storms tomorrow and friday. dry sunday and warmer next week. not quite this warm and definitely warmer next week than the rainy days. 73 to 77 for the rest of us. the cloud canopy keeps us low to mid-50s tonight. my forecast, two mod cat storms thursday >>> coming up that pepsi commercial starring kendall jenner sparking a lot of backlash overnight. we'll tell you about it. >>> more trouble for fox news. three women who say they were harassed because of their race are joining us live. sit an abc news exclusive. stay with us. the comfort in knowing where things are headed. because as we live longer... and markets continue to rise and fall... predictable is one thing you need in retirement to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducin