we will have live report from maria molina in oklahoma.auren: gap is a stock to watch today and warned about future profits. nicole: steph curry returned from a knee injury and carried golden state warriors to victory over trail blazers. maim-- miami tied the series. lauren: it's 5:31 a.m., thank you for joining us. nicole: deadly stabbing spree at a train station in germany, one person died in a hospital after the attack. three others were wounded. some witnesses say the suspect shouted as he went on rampage. that suspect 27-year-old national is now under arrest. lauren: also breaking this morning hillary clinton and bernie sanders clashing in the west virginia recent polls show senator sanders leading the former secretary of state 29 delegates, democratic delegates will be awarded today. nicole: west virginia and nebraska, donald trump will move closer to securing the 1237 delegates that are need today make his nomination official. adam shapiro has the very latest from charleston, west virginia. >> good morning, nicole, good morning, lau

eulalio tordil has been charged with first degree murder in the death of claudina molina. the family says and police confirmed, that claudina molina did not know any of the other victims involved in the two-day shooting spree. this mother's day, she will be missed. live in montgomery county, mat matt yurus, wusa9. >> thank you very much matt. >>> now to clarksburg where police remember the man tordil shot to death at the montgomery mall friday. he is being hailed a hero for trying to save another person who was shot but as mall come winfeld ease winfield's family shows us. >> reporter: they called him a superhero. >> they called him the hulk. he was really big. our own superhero. >> reporter: if this hero had a superpower, it was selflessness. >> a friend of a friend of a friend and he will help. >> reporter: that is how he died. helping. mike was gunned down in montgomery mall friday coming to the aid of a woman shot moments earlier. it was part of eulalio tordil's shooting spree. mike's brother carlos was in the mall with her daughter when she found out. it is crazy, the

lost control. >> the 35-year-old driver got out, looked at molina and ran away on foot. he eventually turned himself in around 8:00 o'clock this morning. >> he came in this morning, and said, i understand the police are looking for me and i'm here to turn myself n. >> reporter: molina feet from where the accident happened for 13 years and this is not the first time someone has crashed into the septa can noon knop pee. >> it's just too dangerous, 'cause the way cars turn and the way they try to beat those lights, the car loses control and they hit that station. report roar this woman decided to captain bus across the street at a different stop after learning about the fatal crash. >> it's scary 'cause like somebody really just died here last night. it's terrifying actually. i'm about walk up the street. >> reporter: now police say the car involved did not belong to the driver. they talked to the owner who said he didn't know where it was. investigators also want to talk to another man who stopped and offered to help after the accident. investigators say he had a conversat

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. >> the wife of molina speaking to "action news" about her husband and father of her two children. >> police say this lexus struck and killed molina at the bus stop at cotman. >> he is a hard worker and we got along well. and we have a 20-year-old daughter and a 2-year-old son that we will miss you. >> investigators believe this lexus plowed into the bus stop ripping the metal structure off its hinges and the vehicle launched molina almost 100 feet in the air where he fell to the sidewalk and was pronounced dead. >> witnesses say the driver then exited the lexus, walked over and looked at the body, and then fled on foot. >> the impact was so strong the front axle broke and investigators believe that speed was a factor and at the time of the crash it was raining heavily and a second vehicle was spotted at the scene and the driver of that vehicle saw molina and drove off. there appears to be blood on the lexus from the driver. >> and the person of interest had injuries consistent with this morning's crash and was taken to the hospital by police and is expected to be requested there thi

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maria molina was in the middle of the storm, this morning maria molina is live in wichita, kansas, secondround that's now heading your way. what's it like? maria: thank you, it's been a wild weekend. we started saturday in colorado and we witnessed the colorado tornado that unfortunately produced some damage and there were other tornadoes in california the same day and the storm moved east ward on sunday and there was also reported tornadoes there and also across southern parts of oklahoma, also in parts of nebraska. this is a wide system and not only in the form of tornadoes or funels but also bringing flash flood to go many flood inteas, large hail in addition to dangerous lighting. the storm system is moving east ward, eastern parts of oklahoma and extending to parts of knot eastern texas and part of arkansas, the big concern with the storm system will be the threat for damaging winds, large hail and yet again for tornadoes out there. the greatest risk area is high lighted in orange across map, north eastern texas and southern parts of missouri, third day that we are tracking more seve

molina gunned down in the parking lot. >> it hit home, it's scary. richard: the 65-year-old mother was one of three people killed during the terrifying night of violence. this gas station manager ran outside the westfield mall parking lot and saw three people shot on the ground. >> it was very terrible to see such a thing. and i'm sorry for the people. innocent people. richard: one of the shooting victims was pronounced dead at the hospital. the accused gunman, 62-year-old eulalio tordil, now faces multiple murder and weapons charges. >> this is really shocking. richard: tordil's dramatic capture by the police took place in the same plaza where the d.c. sniper's open fire in 2002. while under police surveillance, at the same restaurant where john allen mohammed in leave void now boy -- lee boyd malvo ate. >> how do you shoot your wife, go to the mall and shoot three people, go to aspen hill and shoot a person, and then go to lunch? richard: tordil is also accused of shooting his estranged wife, gladys tordil, outside of high point high school in belt

alexandra: se trata de alejo molina, u oriundo de puerto rico.s y un hombre trabajador como lo cuentan sus conocidos. >> muy atento, muy buena persona. estamos conformado con lo que sucediÓ. alejandra: fue alrededor de 12 media de la maÑana del martes que un carro impactÓ a alejo molina tendrÁs esperaba a un bus mientras lo llevaba a su hogar. pero las cosas no fueron asÍ, me desesperaba bajo la parada del autobÚs el carro lo arrollÓ llevÁndolo a 100 pies de distancia de donde se ubicaba. >> especialmente para la familia, le deseamos que tengan el confort necesario. alexandra: molina muriÓ al instante y responsable se dio a la fuga, horas despuÉs entregÓ a la policÍa quien en esos momentos se encuentra investigando el caso. se cree que los dos factores mÁs grandes alrededor de ese accidente son el exceso de la velocidad y la lluvia. alexandra galarza noticias univisiÓn 65. julio cÉsar: el accidente mortal causa que un trabajador sea trasladado al hospital. segÚn versiones oficiales de vÍctima trabajaba en un camiÓn que transportaba materiales de

malcolm winffel and paulina molina were killed because of the carjacking. police describing those killed as a ha >> malcolm winffel gave his life for somebody he doesn't know in order to protect her from a predator. >> in all tordil now faces three counts of murder. and two counts of attempted murder. he was a federal protection officer on administrative leave because of several protective orders against him. he was not supposed to have guns, but he got more following the restraining orders. >> and the final victim claudina molina, she was a 65-year-old woman was bolivia. tordil shot and killed her outside the giant on friday morning. a memorial is set up in the very parking lot where she was gunned down. the entire community there still in shock. >> and i'm just sad. it's the evil. people don't value life anymore. from retirement. >> there is also a memorial at the second site of the shooting at montgomery mall where malcolm winffel was killed as he was trying to help a woman who police say was shot by tordil. family members made their way to the macy's pa

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we have maria molina in abeline, kansas. hi, maria.ria: hi, good morning, on wednesday we had a tornado rip through this area in kansas, this is an area just to the east of selina, kansas. maximum peak winds of 100 miles per hour. take a look at the scene behind me. you can see complete destruction and this was very sturdy, you had concrete blocks, you had brick structure out here and completely destroyed. we have seen to many belongs that belong to the families across the region and really heartbreaking and now they are left to pick up the pieces but yesterday we had to deal with another round of severe weather with heavy rain rolling through. we had severe thunderstorm in effect and torpid that possibly touched down just to the northeast of our location yesterday and national weather service crews will be heading out and determining whether that, indeed, was a tornado touchdown, so they will be confirming that and estimating the strength of peak winds. today we are expecting more round of severe storms, lagger hail, the threat today

maria molina is on the ground.he is tracking the latest for us. >> the secret training the actor went through more than a decade ago. we will tell you about that. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> good morning to you. welcome to "fox & friends first" as we say good morning sunshine. i am heather childers. >> i am heather nauert. it is half past the hour. thank you for joining us. a bombshell breaking clinton e-mail scandal wide open. >> inspector general report showing the former secretary of state broke the rules by using a personal e-mail server. >> let's get to garrett tenney with how the clinton camp is responding this morning. >> the campaign says she did not break any rules by exclusively using her private e-mail server. while there are several ongoing investigations surrounding this issue, this new report makes it clear the security risks involved were not close to clinton or her staff. it was twice in one day after it was targeted by hackers. former secretary of state found clinton was one of th

we will get the forecast from maria molina.ou're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: good morning, a quarter past the hour right here in new york. let's get you caught up on what's happening on. hillary clinton turning down an invitation to debate bernie sanders on fox news. sanders had already accepted and calls clinton's decision an insult to voters. tennessee senator met with donald trump yesterday. the meeting fueling speculation that corker can be trump's running mate. editors are not bias against conservative news topic but that it would make some changes in how trending topics are selected so that this is not happen in the future. checking on stock market futures ahead of the opening bell, that's 2.2%, same percentage points for nasdaq and s&p. nicole, that's a look at what's happening now. nicole: serious breaking news here, human remains we treefed from egypt air 804 point to explosion on board and this is according to associated press. we will continue to follow the breaking news

maria molina thanks for that. >>> breaking details. the suspected gunmen and army accused of a deadly rampage may be suffering from ptsd. they are trying to figure out what caused him to open fire. he served four tours in afghanistan. his father believes this is really a ptsd thing. he moved from california to texas to live in a p compound saying this wasn't my son. police are questioning another man armed at the scene. he may have been trying to stop the shooting. garza allege he had loiped fire in an auto shop killing a customer and shooting a car and police vehicle. six people were hurt including two police officers. >>> he is considered so dangerous the fbi added him to their top ten most wanted list. this morning the man wanted for murdering his girlfriend and her unborn child is behind bars. philippe fhilicarpio has been on the run since april. that's when the feds say he pete lauren mcguinn and shot her over the head. he was picked up crossing into mexico. he has a history of violence. already spending 14 years in prison for a 2

brad: in the headlines, molina was the sixth shooting victim. the third person killed allegedly by eulalio tordil. in the aspen hill giant parking lot on may 6. perhaps in an attempt to steal her car. but to her family and loved ones she was you much more. >> a hardworking woman. >> lydia was her pastor. >> she was my dearest member. she was a woman of god. she was a woman that loved christ. she was a woman with sweetness from bolivia. brad: those who gathered for the funeral today remember the woman they called by her middle name. soledad. her daughter said she came to the u.s. se dream. after years of working as a care-giver, she was finally nearing retirement. >> she always, always loved every single patient she had. >> her family also says molina was a fire. they believe her struggle with eulalio tordil knocked his glasses to the ground. the eye glasses he needed to drive. police say that is one reason he was easily captured near the scene where molina was shot. >> she is one hero in our community. brad: she was 65 years old. in rockville, b

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nicole: maria molina, thank you or image.usiness check features real quick before we hand it over two morning suburbia. -- "mornings with maria." >> u.s. stock market features after triple digit gains. right now, dow futures pointing higher at eight gains for dow futures had smb features about one point. nasdaq up for as we await for ipos. u.s. loses one that will certainly be watching close to you. crude today got so close this is what texas. 49.84. it is worth noting that crude actually cross the $50 mark. that too is key. we were just listening in on president obama who talked about sustaining the u.s. recovery in progress abroad in europe. looking at the euro, stronger against the u.s. dollar and across the board the other currency stronger as well. going over now to maria bartiromo and "mornings with maria." begins now. maria: happy thursday, everybody. i maria bartiromo. it is thursday, may 26th. donald trump takes on california. the presumptive republican nominee holding a big rally before having fun i might do it tele

and there is also a memorial growing for claudina molina at the shopping center in aspen hill. now, today the montgomery county on murder and attempted murder charges. new charging documents we got in over the weekend say tordil parked in the parking lot here at the mall. a woman came back to her car after returning something and was waiting for him to move so that she could get this to her car and leave when he pulled a fun and told her he would shoot her. she started screaming. and trying to get away. that's when winffel and his friend rushed into help and both of them got shot as well as the woman who will survive. now, the charging documents also say after his arrest, tordil told police he was trying to carjack the women at both shopping centers. the other big revelation coming there the court papers say police say that shell casings recovered from the westfield montgomery mall scene matched the gun police found in tordil's car after they arrested him. tordil is also charged in prince george's county with the murder of his tordil. police say that that is the shooting at hig

thousands turned out to honor of life of claudina molina.ackie bensen has more on how she was remembered. >> she about to retire after a life time of working very hard for her family that 65-year-old claudina molina was looking forward to spending more time with her beloved grandchildren anded on the giant grocery store in aspen hill she lost her life in a struggle with a man who was trying to take her suv at gun point. police say eulalio tordil had killed two other people, one of them, his wife. outside the shrine of st. jude church in molina's family. >> today is a very difficult day for us, but i come out to say thank you for your support, to the community. thank you for all your prayers. thank you for the church that has been helping us to go through this really hard situation. >> reporter: many of the people who attended today's service were mrs. molina's coworkers from a home health care company where she worked and was apparently well loved and she had trained as a surgical nurse in her native bolivia. >> thank you, jackie. >>> two po

molina in the home health care field.hey said she was beloved by her patients and her co-workers and she was getting ready to retire. >> live in rockville, jackie bensen, news 4. >>> opening statements may come tomorrow with the trial of the lawyers using an unusual defense in a notorious crime. andrew schmuhl an terrorizing and nearly killing a couple in their home in 2014. andrew schmuhl's defense is involuntary intoxication. he claims his mental state during the crime was a result of medication he was taking. the schmuhls are accused of brutally attacking alicia's former boss and his wife because she'd been fired from his law firm. alicia schmuhl is being tried separately. >>> this is chris gordon in baltimore, where the trial of police officer ed wward nero is facing completion. today another officer who was taking care of crowd control the moment freddie gray was loaded on to the wagon testified. he heard loud banging, yelling and saw the van shaking violently. officer nero was charged with failing to secure freddie

del martes que un carro de la marca lexus impactÓ la parada del autobÚs donde se encontraba alejo molinantregÓ por las autoridades horas despuÉs. la policÍa aÑadiÓ que dos de los factores que ocasionaron el incidente son la velocidad alta y el clima lluvioso. de acuerdo a la policÍa, se cree que la persona responsable tiene de 23 aÑos a 30 aÑos de edad, aÚn no ha recibido ni se sabe exactamente el nombre de la persona responsable. hoy a las 11 tendremos mÁs informaciÓn. ilia: la policÍa de filadelfia investiga una doble balacera en el sector de---park de la ciudad. oficiales encontraron a un hombre de 25 aÑos baleado en el pecho, brazos y piernas, este fue hospitalizado en condiciÓn crÍtica. tambiÉn hallaron a una ciudad que mÁs cerca del cruce de las calles 77 con la city avenue. sobrevivir un crimen violento es una experiencia traumÁtica, un programa busca ayudar a las vÍctimas. dos organizaciones estÁn uniendo recursos gracias a una ayuda estatal de 2:02 1000 $ para realizar este servicio, entre otros temas les ayuda a entender el proceso judicial. >> creo que lo importante de servici

molina was a mother and a grandmother. on friday, may 6th, outside the giant grocery store, she lost her life at the hands of a deranged gunman who killed two other people, one was his alleged wife. now not being able to see stopped tordil. investigators believe this ended his shooting spree. now this statement was in a biography provided to us by her family. it reads, she was a persistent woman who claudina was a fighter. indeed she fought until her final moments, perhaps saving the lives of others. h a very fitting statement about this woman who was a part of our community, who is being remembered here today. live in rockville, jackie bensen news4. >>> a close call captured on video as we learned what caused this collapse in the district. >>> a woman sexually assaulted in her own home near the busy shops and restaurants in arlington. police think the same guy tried to attack somebody else just a few hours earlier. >>> ahead, how the prosecutors' strategy may have backfired when they compelled a fellow officer to testify

. >> and the final vehicle time claw tina molina, she was a 65-year-old woman was bolivia. tordil shot and killed her outside the giant on friday morning. a memorial is set up if the very parking lot where she was gunned down. the entire community there still in shock. it's the evil. people don't value life anymore. >> molina was just months away from retirement. >> there is also a memorial at the second site of the shooting at montgomery mall where hal com winffel was killed as he was trying to help a woman who police say was shot by tordil. family members made their way to the macy's parking lot where he was gun down. many were stunned to learn he was their relative. >> i had no idea until around 4:0 or 5:00 that it was him temperature. >> eulalio tordil is also charged with two degrees of attempted murder unusual to the murder charges. and police say he faces even more charges in prince george's county. and the families of all three who were killed in that shooting spree are asking to help paying for funeral expenses. if you open up our washington app you will find the f

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wrer climbing to the 70's in new york city this afternoon. >> maria molina life for us. thank you, maria. >> hands off, another company moving towards the future with self-driving cars. look at that. it's amazing. lauren simonetti from our sister network fox business to explain. >> good friday morning. uber testing self-driving cars right now in finishing. it is reducing traffic accidents we have an emergency two-thirds of americans would have trouble with an unexpected bill of 1,000 dollars. you know the plastic beer salt rings, they are replacing them with ones you can eat. ♪>> elsa makes her way to wraud way. disney held a top secret meeting of "frozen" last week. the ceo was there. they are renovating the saint james theater in new york to make room for the ice castle. the show reportedly opens spring of 2018. >> thank you, lauren. a plane packed with people gone. if it was an act of jihad what are they looking for now. >> patriotism, tier jerking moments at football games may have been paid for with your tax dollars. what the nfl is saying about it. jack knocked ove

maria molina thank you. >> way too close in my bock.ook phototagging feature has face recognition. it violates the biometric privacy act. and a former prosecutor. and heather is a trial attorney. they are going to talk to us about what it meaning of the jenna, define the biometric identifier. >> illinois has a statute that prohobits pieft people from using that. you can't use retina or finger prints. my gym violates this all day long. but you are not supposed to do that in illinois. the judge should have read the statutute, photographs are excluded. facebook is nothing but photographs. >> but they are using facial recognition to identify people. >> that's the thing they will have to decide in the case now. what is the difference between a photograph and the type of recognition to look at department of aspects to tag them. and under the law in illinois you have to give consent. if you didn't optout. facebook gives you the opportunity to opt out of tagging. is that enough to say i have conse consented to this. nread the fine print. moving

allegedly drove here and shot and killed molina. live in maryland. wusa 9. >> and there are so many questions. we have so many things we don't know. montgomery county police will have an update at 7:30 tonight. we'll stream the update to you live on our app. the silver diner back in business tonight. the popular restaurant reopened three days after an employee rammed his car into the restaurant, setting himself on car. a fairfax county police have charged him with felony destruction of property. more charges are pend bereavement leave at the time of the incident. >>> turning to weather. i saw a long lost friend, the sun. >> tomorrow is going on okay. we have a front that is going to bring a shower this evening. it's beautiful after a crummy week. tracking a lot of showers in western pennsylvania and west virginia and some of them are slipping into western maryland right now. we had a couple earlier. and out to the west. we have a few showers. all is quiet in the metro. it's the areas to the west that i'm tracking light showers coming through. and thi

molina leaves behind his wife and two children. >>> five minutes past 5:00. 61 degrees outside. police in south jersey are urging people to be on the lookout for thieves targeting the elderly. three people preyed on a woman and talked their way into their home by saying they cared for the couple during a recent medical appointment. the women were driving a white van with florida tags. >> we heard this before where there's two or more people going into a house and while they're distracted, somebody else is going through the house. >> police don't think anything was stolen but they say don't take chances. if someone suspicious knocks on your door, don't let them in and call police right away. >>> protecting your home during the holidays. thousands hit the road on friday for the memorial day weekend that means burglars will be on the lookout for targetsme starg. katy zachry is live in camden county with more on what you should do before you leave for the weekend. >> it's easy to get caught up with holiday plans and forget to safeguard your home. police throughout the area say we're

alejo molina was waiting for a bus monday night when a car crashed into a septa shelter and the driver took off. police say that the impact of the crash immediately killed the 50-year-old father. his wife says she is still trying to come to grips with it all. >> i'm in shock. it saddens me that somebody would hit my husband and just go. >> the driver of the car turned himself into police eight hours after the crash. molina leaves behind his wife and two children. >>> just in time for the upcoming memorial day holiday weekend, a popular fishing pier will reopen in delaware. school children will join the governor this morning to reopen the cape hanlopen fishing pier. it's ready for fishing, bird enthusiasts and other visitors. >>> 4:07. nice start to morning. skies are clear. a live look across center city. no sign of fogs, showers have finally moved out. today, clear skies. that's allowing the temperatures to cool down. 61 in delaware. some of the suburbs in the lower 50s. 52, 54 in the lehigh valley. at the shore, 59 degrees. 58 in philadelphia. that's at philadelphia international. fo

molina was a mother and a grandmother.n friday may 6th, outside the giant grocery store she lost her life at then gunman who had already killed two other people, one of them his wife. police believe tordil shot mrs. molina while she was trying to carjack her suv. she was working as a home health care nurse. coming up on news4 at 6:00, we're going to hear some words about mrs. molina that were written by her own family. really the first time we've heard anything from them in depth. very, very touching. jim, back to you. >>> the dump truck driver who rammed two prince george's county police cruisers will stay in a mental health facility. gene thomas brandon pleaded guilty to two counts of attempted first-degree murder. he was found criminally not responsible for his actions. back in january of last year, he confronted two officers in glen arden and accused them of killing his brother. >>> view. that decision, if you will, today regarding a controversial part of the affordable care act, birth control. the case brought up by t

the wife of molina surrounded by family tonight. her husband waiting for a bus when a car crashed into a canopy and took -- the driver took off. the impact of the crash immediately killed the 50-year-old house worker. >> i'm in shock, and it's sad that somebody would hit my husband and just go. >> molina leaves behind his wife and two children. >> a good samaritan's credited with helping a man who suffered an electrical shock in delaware county. officials say it may have started when wind knocked a power line on to a crane truck there. the victim touched the truck and was shocked. a good samaritan kept the man conscious and alert until ems arrived. the man was taken to the hospital, but he is expected to be okay. need help to find the man in these photos, two accused of robbing and roughing up a woman shopping at the gateway shopping center. it happened in the parking lot on the east sweetsford roadside thursday. the woman was injured when they pulled up next to her in this blue car snatched her purse. they later used her credit car

claudina molina will be at st. jude catholic church in rockville.rk dale high school, students will hold a victim i will at 6:30 for gladys tore till. >> another day of sunshine around here that will make two days in a row without rainfall, but those will be the only two in a row because we have two more rain kn more rainy days tuesday and wednesday. the real story is the real cool weather. tied a record at dulles international yesterday. we're down in the 30s in n. some spots this morning. >>> and taking a look at this problem chopper 4 over the issue in the great falls area. eastbound leesburg pike there 7 at c mile backup. a lot of people taking george town pike which of course is typically a nice alternate, but it is slow this morning here because of the folks bailing out on 7. it should be out of the way soon. so if you're leaving within the next 20 minutes, might want to chance it. i don't know. but don't blame me. >> she's like i'm not -- >> how lucky are you feeling. >> that is the broadcast this morning. thanks for waking up with us. >> the

molina was 100 feet down the road and pronounced dead minutes later. the driver took off on foot and it wasn't until 6:15 this morning, when the suspect walked into the police station. >> he said i was involved i was the only one in the vehicle and i'm here to let you know. >> the victim's wife says she is glad the suspect surrendered but that does not fill the void left behind by this tragedy. >> we got along well and we have a 20-year-old daughter and a 2-year-old son. rest many peace baby, i love you. >> back out live on the scene, police tell us the vehicle involved is not registered to the suspect. the suspect's name will be released after he is formerly charged. that is expected to happen as early as sometime tomorrow morning. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> all right thank you walter. >>> also, in northeast philadelphia, two people went to the hospital today after a crash on roosevelt boulevard. this happened at 11:30 this morning on bustleton avenue, police tell us a second victim, a woman in her 70s went to the hospital and they have

he is a good father. >> it was at 12:30 this morning when the 50-year-old molina was on his way home from work, standing underneath the bus stop presumably taking cover from the rain when this vehicle came down and slammed into the bus stop. the investigation is in the early stages but two things are clear. >> speed was a factor, the weather was pouring down rain at the time and losing control. definitely speed and weather, huge factors in this crash. >> the impact sent molina sailing 100 feet down the road, paramedics quickly arrived and pronounced him date sometime later. the driver took off on foot but at 7:15 this morning, the suspect walked into police headquarters. >> he came in on his own volition. >> he said i am the driver. >> she is relieved that the suspect surrendered but that does not take away the pain. >> we have a 20-year-old daughter and a 2-year-old son, that we will miss we will just miss you rest in peace baby, i love you. >> police are working to see if drugs or alcohol may have been involved in this case as well. the suspect is expected to be formerly charged so

molina had a tie-breaking two-run double in the top of the seventh inning.ole: severe storms taking a glance of american. you're tracking the very latest. good morning, maria. >> temperatures dropping across parts of the northeastern u.s. the good numbers this morning. only a 33 lane and low 40s not only in places like new york city across northeast for further south across portions of the carrots minus. the storm system developing across parts of the rockies into the plains bringing and ran a bridge across this is like missouri, kansas town under portions of texas and the concern today is we will be seen storms developing that could produce damaging winds and large hail and also tornadoes across parts of oklahoma, texas and southwestern parts of kansas. make sure we have a way to get those weather warnings in several inches of rain will accompany the term system across parts of the plane. localized flash flooding will be a threat. nicole: maria molina, thank you very much. lauren: the harmony of the siege. check it out. it cost a billion dollars to build. i

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prosecutors say tordil lost them in a violent struggle with molina outside of giant.e is now charged with three counts of first-degree murder, two in montgomery county. he was ordered held without bond. >>> right now d.c. police want your help to find 24-year-old lee o he shot and killed richard so that back in large. police are offering a $25,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction in this case. >>> 4:35. a week after a waldorf man was found shot to death, three men are now charged with that crime. they face first-degree murder charges. officers say the shooting stemmed from a marijuana-represemarijuana-relad robbery. >>> this morning a closer look at the devastation from that raging wildfire out in canada. take a look at this. yes, it is homes charred, utter devastation, buildings leveled to the ground. 2400 in total including a hospital. now, the images are dramatic, residents have been warned. this is the hardest hit part among the 395,000 acres that have burned. officials saying some good 85% of the alberta province is still intact. now,

believe the driver was speeding when he hit molina and took off. >> i'm in shock. it saddens me that somebody would hit my husband and just go. >> reporter: though surrounded by love of family and thneighbo, she would not wish this on anyone. investigators say the husband of 13 years probably didn't see this car coming when it mowed into him as he sought shelter from the rain under a septa canopy. he suffered severe trauma when he was thrown more than 120 feet. the canopy destroyed. >> he was a hard worker, always there for our family my family, his family, he was just an excellent funny, outgoing man. >> reporter: telling us the 50-year-old molina was awaiting a bus ride home from work when he was hit and killed after 12:30 working the late shift in a local warehouse. >> he was there at the wrong time, unfortunately. >> reporter: eight hours after the crash, a 35-year-old man turned himself in. he was not the owner of the car, but he confessed to driving it. >> he had a cut on the head, and from that cut, he bled on the clothes, still in the clothes when he walked

they say he had a brief conversation with the man who hit molina and they just want to find out whate might know. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf wants to free the six pack. he sent a letter today to the state's liquor control board to let gas stations sell beer. "allowing malt or brood beverages to be sold at gag stays under appropriate circumstances is an important step toward our shared goal of freeing the six pack and up creasing convenience improving cut move satisfaction for all pennsylvanians" as of now pennsylvania liquor code denies beer licenses to any location that sells fuel or oil. >>> police say this man walked into a home claimed he was from the water department, even had what looked like id. princeton new jersey police say the guy was up to no idea today at that home on stewart road east. he told the homeowner he was with nj america water. police say he was not but that he did look at the meter and left. if you recognize him or his truck, call police. >>> skyfox over a fire that cut the school day short for some students in montgomery co

there's also a memorial for claudine molina. she was shot to death in her car. she was simply out getting ingredients to make her an outpouring of support for gladys tordil, the estranged wife of the suspect. police say he shot and killed her on thursday beginning this entire rampage. gladys leaves behind two little girls. she was a chemistry teacher. there are go fund me casualties set up for all three victims. kristin wright, news4. >> tonight there will be a prayer vigil for all victims at goshen united methodist church in gaithersburg at 7:00. the horrific shootings began on thursday when police say tordil shot his estranged wife, gladys. friday the shootings continued where malcolm winfell was killed. minutes later, molina was shot to death in her car at the aspen hill parking lot. >> i heard the gunshots but i walked across the streets to respond, you know. but i saw somebody fall, here because i thought, you know, somebody was still shooting. >> tordil again was taken down at a shopping center near the giant food store. >>> at least one person is badly hu

later today, there will be a funeral for claudina molina. she was shot on may 6th outside of a giant store in montgomery county. police say eulalio tordil killed her in a failed carjacking attempt as he was trying to get away from his first crime. tordil was arrested shortly after that second shooting just literally across the street from where the crime occurred and family members are still trying to get gladys tordil home to the philippines. having trouble raising the money to get her there where she will be buried. derrick ward, >>> when you see children running around playing, why would you do that? it doesn't make sense. i because home when it happened, but what if. >> neighbors are fed up with the violence in their streets after a 7-year-old boy was shot. that little boy was just playing outside when gunfire rang out in southeast d.c. he was shot in the shoulder, he is expected to be okay. what may have saved his life was a nearbyemt. she was off duty but when she heard gunshots, she sprang into action. >> even when you're off, somebod

i just went cold, went numb. >> claudina molina was a nursing assistant. she was at giant toby ingredients to make a smoothy for her daughter. >>> coming up tracee wilkins reveals what happened after the protective order was issued against tordil and how the gun turn in was handled in the weeks before the crime. that's at 6:30. >>> it has been another frustrating day for metro riders on the blue, orange and silver lines. a train got stuck between the stadium armory and minnesota avenue station this morning. that train has been moved out of the way now but delays continue even at this hour. tonight we've been asking you to weigh in and after recent safety issues and service disruptions the question is are you riding metro rail less? mo responded say yes. others say they don't ride metro at all but the bottom line is that all the problems could lead to some big staff changes. transportation reporter adam tuss in northeast d.c. now at the site of the breakdown today with more on that. adam? >> reporter: that's right. trains continue to operate pretty slowly i

for mrsz molina and the others who were victims is. tordil's last victim was molina. she worked for 25 year, to support her family. murdered while sitting in her toyota rav4 here in the giant parking lot in an apparent attempted car jacks, now complete strangers reflecting on the loss. >> this makes me so sad, and makes me cry. >> i think it's beautiful, none of us knew her, but we all seem to be impacted by some way because the community. >> we feel the loss, we sad that the community. >>reporter: more than 400 coworkers of malcolm wind field to share their grief. as the facility es worker, everyone there knew him, a nate f of prer rue remembered as a hero for coming to the aid of a woman at montgomery mall, as he tried to take her car. that man and another were wounded. >> it's so sad. >>reporter: he had two high school age kids. a vigil was deeply emotional. and tordil's first alleged victim was his estranged wife, gladys, shot outside high point high school, an immigrant t from philippines. her classroom door has become a memorial for students. she was picking up

claudina molina had two children, both adults. she was from bolivia and worked hard to achieve the american dream and did her best to help those around her. her family described her as a selfless and tireless worker who did all she could to provide for her family. she was shot outside of the giant food store in aspen hill. >> that was pat lawson muse reporting and the nbc washington app right now we have a deeper look at the three people tordil is accused of killing. open up the app and search shooting victims. our team coverage continues now with tracee wilkins coming up following up on the case against the suspect in prince george's county. that story is in our second half ho recovering after they were stabbed during lunch today. this happened at churchill high school in potomac. we're told a 15-year-old attacked two other students with a pair of scissors and some kind of tool that's used for clay. police brought the 15-year-old in for questioning. the injuries are minor. those students were treated at the school and released to

prosecutors said he lost them in a violent struggle with claudina molina the woman who was killed in the parking lot outside the giant. he's now charged with three counts of first-degree murder, two of them in montgomery county. he was ordered held without bond. >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk. in a couple hours police will hold a news conference on that deadly knife attack at a train station in r trains are not moving. service has been disrupted. this as we learn more about the suspect and his possible motivation. police saying that a 27-year-old german national is the one who attacked four people at this station early this morning. we have learned that one of those people have died. the other three are being treated. and also police saying they're not saying many details about motivation, but saying that it could be politically motivated. the man is in custody right now. >>> your time is 6:06. tens of thousands of evacuees now have something to look forward to, they ran from wildfires in canada. and now they have a time line for when they can go home. however it's not rear what