>> phillip mena leading us off tonight. phillip, thank you. >>> we are also learning much more this evening about that deadly rampage inside an american mall. the suspect ramming his stolen car right through the door of that department store and then slashing victims at random. some did not survive. and tonight, we hear from shoppers inside, as this all unfolded. as we also learn of an off-duty officer who jumped in. abc's gio benitez is in massachusetts. >> reporter: this mall, now a crime scene. 28-year-old arthur darosa checked himself into a hospital monday night. his sister told police he had been acting in a "disturbed manner," but was released this next morning. by 6:00 p.m., darosa left his child's soccer practice. shortly after, crashing his car. then, police say, he entered a random house where he stabbed 80-year-old patricia slavin and her daughter, kathleen. they were taken to the hospital, where patricia later died. at 6:40 p.m., darosa allegedly then drove that crashed car here to the galleria mall, slamming i

>> all right, phillip mena leading us off. phillip, thanks. let's get right to meteorologist rob marciano. with millions of americans getting ready to travel for the holiday, rob, what's the latest track of these severe storms? >> reporter: well, david, we are far from done from this turbulent week yet. let's get right to the maps and show you where the action is tonight. these storms just beginning to pop now north of oklahoma city, in through wichita. that's where the tornado watch is in effect until 9:00 p.m. looking ahead towards tomorrow, the low that's been creating this consecutive days of storm, finally on the move, and that orange area is the target zone for potentially damaging winds and maybe some tornadoes. east of there, the yellow, more populated areas, dallas, oklahoma city, that's your target zone on friday. this system pumping up the heat. everywhere else to the east, temps 80 to 90 degrees for most people, i think, right into the weekend. an instant taste of summer and we're certainly feeling that early heat here in upper man

>>phillipe djegal: she said there were so many cars parked on the street she could neither account it was loud and she says unpleasant and she is acting police chief john king says the law has been a problem for more than a decade a home on the dollar live on the property instead for years have rented the house all to students from st. mary's college he says police have not been called to the home since last may the suspects with a grudge wishing coming of this weekend students loose without keeping and neighbors like this one in mind in this case the to the history of the home at and chief king said the home owners received and administered a citation which carries a to crush and $50 fine the police department's this extra officers will be maturing this home and several others of the weekend in anticipation of more resolution parties a short-term solution but thinking long term. >>marty gonzales: it happened thursday evening at home on bay avenue in palo alto a woman was home alone at the time and heard a crash in sidecars if she found the front door had been kicked in and to men shi

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>> yes, yeah. >> and phillip mena with us from west texas. and you can see there behind you, phillip, no sign of that plant that once stood right there. any leads tonight after those 400 interviews? >> reporter: well, that's right, david. this empty lot behind me is all that is left from the blast. authorities telling me tonight, they are following leads, but so far, no arrests, and no suspects. and tonight, a $52,000 reward is being offered. david? >> phillip mena, thank you. >>> we are also learning much more this evening about that deadly rampage inside an american mall. the suspect ramming his stolen car right through the door of that department store and then slashing victims at random. some did not survive. and tonight, we hear unfolded. as we also learn of an off-duty officer who jumped in. abc's gio benitez is in massachusetts. >> reporter: this mall, now a crime scene. 28-year-old arthur darosa checked himself into a hospital monday night. his sister told police he had been acting in a disturbed manner. but was released the next morn

. the victim is phillip leon washington, a 50-year-old money courier.dered at the state bank and trust in dallas, texas, just as he is about to make his nightly deposit. >> they've taken someone's father. they've taken someone's husband, >> it's rare to actually capture have the murder on video, and yet, we haven't been able to the problem is, the suspects are masked, so one cannot identify a and as a result, the case >> as a money courier, phillip's >> his normal routine was to and he would go pick up the >> he is aware it's potentially so, philip always takes several he never tells anyone what he >> i was on him about stopping i don't like you having to leave you should be in the bed >> and when he doesn't come home at his usual time, she's worried an hour later, when a phone call comes from the hospital, barbara's worst fears are >> i said, is he all right? and she says, we'll talk to information over the phone, we'll talk to you when you get here. get here as soon as you can. >> barbara and one of their daughters arrive at the hospital and receive t

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>> three years. >> reporter: phillip has return o ed to the job. he even showe us his cruiser. >> i slammed into the vehicle in front of me. the impact actually occurred right >> reporter: phillip says he suspects the driver who hit him was driving faster than 70 miles per hour. >> i remember hearing brakes, the squealing sound of the brakes. at that time i glanced up at my rearview mirror and that was it. i just remember seeing white, whether that was from the air bag, everything was just white. >> reporter: police records show at least seven troopers or their patrol cars have been hit while on the side of the road since january. phillip's new year eve's incident was the last of a series in 2015. the driver was charged with negligent driving. maryland state police have assigned phillip with light duty for now as he continues to recover from back, neck, and knee injuries. >> not quite sure exactly when at this time, but hopefully a move over law that requires drivers to move one lane over if they see an incident on the side of the road. not everybo

phillip, you first.hose republicans say that trump is never going to be the nominee. yet here we are. he's the last man standing. you tweeted this out, a photo, showing that you officially deregistered as a republican. why is that? >> well, i'm not a professional republican. i'm a journalist who happens to have conservative views, and the republican party, to me, is just a tool to advance those views in the sense that they're more likely to advance conservative ideas than the democratic party. however, in donald trump, there is somebody who doesn't accept any of the -- who doesn't share those views and who has displayed an unfitness for office, an unseriousness about policy, and who has exploited racism and sexism and inflamed it. and so the republican party wants to go in that direction by nominating trump. they're certainly entitled to, but i don't want to get -- be along for the ride. >> why is it working for him, then? all those things you said. in spite of all those things, it's still working. he is

mark phillips is there. >>> this was fantasy league football where the fantasy came true.ester city soccer scrclub had been watchin their rivals faulter in a must win game on tv. they started their champions' dance then. they were still dancing today. and the town was singing their praises. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the boys have become a worst-to-first story with overlays of david and goliath. a team made up of other teams rejects and late bloomers. their roster cost less than what big name teams spend for a single player. they were so bad last year they were sitting dead last in the standings. >> this is a very different leicester sight. >> reporter: then something strange and maybe something mysterious happened. remember king richard iii whose long-lost remains were discovered under a parking lot in the middle of leicester. remember how he was reburied with honors in leicester's cathedral. richard may have died centuries before soccer was invented, but leicester's winter of discontent ended there and then. the team immediately went on a 7-9 win streak and haven't looked back sin

the victim is phillip leon washington, a 50-year-old money courier.red at the state bank and trust in dallas, texas, just as he is about to make his nightly deposit. >> they've taken someone's father. they've taken someone's husband, someone's brother. it was senseless. they didn't have to take his life. >> surveillance cameras captured the chilling incident, but there yet, we haven't been able to >> i was on him about stopping you should be in the bed >> i said, is he all right? and she says, we'll talk to you -- we can't give you any information over the phone, we'll talk to you when you get here. get here as soon as you can. >> barbara and one of their daughters arrive at the hospital and receive the news, phillip has been murdered. >> in my mind, i thought accident. and she said, "i'm sorry, he didn't --" and so, at that course, captured the whole scene in mr. washington's pickup actually found mr. washington down in the parking lot and >> when i saw it, i just wanted i didn't look at the murderers. capital murder and are currently also the reason

mark phillips explains. >> well, the word miracle gets thrown around in sports a lot.980 miracle on ice. when kids beat the mighty soviets in hockey in lake placid. people here tell you that has nothing on this. here you are talking sporting equivalent of the loaves and the fishes. of the parting of the red sea. >> ooh! yeah! >> reporter: okay, winners are always happy. but for winners who are suppose to be losers, happy doesn't do it. delirious does. the players of leicester city soccer club won this championship while at the home of their star player, where they had been watching another game on tv. they needed their closest rival, tottenham hotspur not to win against chelsea. >> they scored! >> reporter: spurs tide. leicester won. the players went nuts. their fans went nuts. >> our little team. we are not huge. we don't spend a lot of money. just a little town in england. the world knows our name now. >> reporter: the fans had come to the team stadium to sell great, their joy all the greater because they never expected to be here. a little over a year ago, leicester

phillip and diane? >> marci, thank you. >>> here in the u.s., severe weather slamming the central u.s. a tornado touched down in northern oklahoma last evening and and it's beginning to look a lot like christmas again in central pennsylvania after a hailstorm south of harrisburg. the hail wasn't very big but there was a lot of it, and it came down fast covering roads and yards before finally melting. the hail also blocked storm sewers creating minor flooding. >>> a hailstorm in billings, montana, had some residents scurrying for cover on two legs and four. check this out. that happened. >> ah. >> it is a pig. one resident watching from his porch exclaimed, holy cow, but realized look, it's not a cow. it's a pig. >> the little guy had escaped from its pen and then was frightened by the hail. he went to hide under a car. the damage in other parts of billings was so severe, first responders were using, we kid you not, ham radio to coordinate their efforts. >> cannot make that stuff up. >> how about that. >

mark phillips is there.rter: this was fantasy league football where the fantasy came true. the players of leicester city soccer club had been watching their closest rivals falter in a must-win game on tv. they started their champions dance then... they were still g ncing today, and the town was singing their praises. ♪ ♪ the boys have become a worst-to- first story with overlays of david and goliath, a team made up of other team's rejects and late bloomers. their entire roster cost less than what big-name teams spend for a single player. they were so bad last year they were sitting dead last in the standings. >> but this is a very different leicester side. >> reporter: but then something strange and maybe something mysterious happened. remember king richard iii, whose long lost remains were discovered under a parking lot in the middle of leicester? remember how he was reburied with honors in leicester's cathedral? richard may have died centuries before soccer was invented, but leicester's winter of disconten

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mark phillips reports the french are taking a closer look at their security procedures. >> reporter: there's been no evidence the egyptair crash had

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phillip balm is the editor of aviation magazine. >> presumably, they were desperately trying to aviate or fly the aircraft and recover it. we'll also get all of the readings from all of the different pieces of equipment on board the aircraft, which should give us an indication of what was going wrong. >> reporter: it was after 2:00 a.m. local time on thursday that the plane suddenly swerved, turning 90 degrees to the left, then spinning in a circle to the right, all the while plummeting, falling off the radar and into the water. data published by avherald, an aviation industry web site, appears to list automated transmissions from the airplane just before it disappeared from radar screens. they indicate smoke in the bathroom and in the avionics bay, then alerts from the flight control systems. >> it implies there was something more significant that took place. it's very rare that you will a fire that will simply, you know, take over the aircraft and result in the aircraft actually, ultimately, crashing in the space of three minute. >> reporter: according to aviation experts, a loss of

heath phillips is an mst survivor and advisory board member for protect our defenders.ncy parrish is the founder of protect our defenders. it's a human-rights organization which fights to help veterans who have been sexually assaulted. and colonel don christensen is the new president of protect our defenders. i want to thank you all for being here. this is a story that we've been following and working on for a long time. it's really hard to get attention on this subject, and, heath, something terrible happened to you when you were just a young man in the military. so -- so, tell me. let me start with you. >> um... i joined the military at 17. um, boot camp and everything was everything that you were told it is. once i boarded my ship, that's when the nightmare began. i was sexually assaulted by six fellow shipmates. my command chose to ignore me instead of help me out. i... tried suicide. i tried running away. i went awol. with the help of my parents, we did a congressional investigation. but... something that most people don't understand... when you're not on base, it'

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. >> so phillip, our friend phillip -- >> wait, forget about phillip, what do you think.u enjoy this, kath, it's very --" and just laid it on thick about what you knew would prove it was an expensive gift. >> i think i'd make a joke and say "it's a regift, isn't it?" i would try to make light or else i would say "why are you making me feel guilty about you spending -- i did not ask for this bottle, very pricey bottle of wine." >> that's good. my sister when she gives me something nice when she does she always says -- this is when i know it's a good gift she always said "here are these earrings, please don't lose them." because i lose most things, that's when i know i should not lose those. i still do, but i try not to. phillip says next time -- this is what he thinks you should do. next time he mentions it he says "this bottle seems to be affecting your financial outlook, would you like know pass the hat for you?" oh, that's not nice. >> well it should be funny. or else you could say "if it's so great and so expensive let's open it up and everybody enjoy it." thank you, s

phillip, thank you. and we're tracking it again tonight with rob. hey, rob. >> reporter: david, a couple of spots with heavy action tonight. we start with the severe weather threat in texas. this watch is up until 10:00 p.m. so, heavy winds and hail, but rain is going to be an issue. as phillip mentioned, saturated area. houston, over 25 inches above average for the last 12 months. florida today, also getting hammered. look at these storms today. we've had 74-mile-per-hour winds, so, damaging winds across much of the state. and the future radar shows more action coming tonight. so, a long night ahead for them. and the overall trend over the next four to five days, very wet, from louisiana, texas, right through the mid-atlantic. d.c. has seen rain nearly every day this month, and that pattern is going to continue through the rest of the week. >> all right, rob, our thanks again to you tonight. >>> as much of the country braces for rain and high ones tonight, overnight, it was a passenger jet that was rocked by unexpected turbulence, so severe, the je

>> phillip mena for us tonight. phillip, thank you. >>> and it has been a weekend of gun violence in chicago. at least four people killed, 50 more hurt during shootings across the city. among the four fatalities, 15-year-old veronica lopez, who was a passenger in a car when a second vehicle pulled alongside, a gunman opening fire. lopez later died at the hospital. >>> now, to the long trip home for millions of americans celebrating the holiday weekend away. a computer glitch at new york city's jfk airport causing massive delays. airlines forced to manually check in travelers. and wet weather in the south and along the east coast complicating the trip home for an estimated 34 million americans driving this weekend. here's abc's linsey davis with the latest on today's travel headaches. >> reporter: slow going tonight on america's highways and skyways, as roughly 38 million travelers make their way home on this potentially record-breaking memorial day. >> we are very glad we left early, so we don't have to sit in the t

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