reeves.verture" plays ] >> nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater defender of the law. return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear, when from out of the past... [ echoing ] >> ten years after the civil war, as the nation stitches itself back together, chaos rules the indian territory, the most dangerous place in the wild west. but deputy u.s. marshal bass reeves fights for the rule of law. >> [ groaning ] >> what's it gon' be? [ horse whinnies ] come on here, boy. >> the lone ranger symbolizes the protagonist of the american western. >> get in there. >> but yet people don't know who he is. the lone ranger closely resembles the career of bass reeves. >> like the lone ranger, bass reeves is a figure of mystery. but where the fictional hero chooses to hide his identity with a mask, bass reeves's name and face have been overlooked and obscured by history. >> bass reeves the new deputy? >> yes, sir. >> bass reeves is one of only a few dozen deputy marshals who served t

surveillance video in the area shows reeves returning from the home. police say he was so wrapped upp in stealing items he forgot too deliver the flowers. police say the hoist happened back in march at a home in the 3300 block of university boulevard in kensington. he then went on several shoppinl sprees from macy's to lord andlo taylor many. he used the victim's card to make these purchases spending more than a thousand dollars.oua we spoke with a kensington resident who says shes understands and sees how this could happen. they feel like older residents in this area i feel like it's sort of very old school so theo guy said he needed to come inn for something and she probablypb just let him in.n. detectives say it took a couple of months to connect the does de the, but part of how they wereer able to do that is becauseth identify reeves in surveillance video and also match up the victim's home that he was supposed to deliver flowers to.. now, reeves was arrested and booked on monday, but posted $5,000 bond so he is back out.u. teisha lewis, fox5 local

reeves was arrested monday andnd release after posting $5,000post bond. teisha lewis, fox5 local news. marina. it's been nearly a week since a teamer's assistant was shot and killed in alexandria. tonight, fairfax county policerf have releaseax a sketch of womaa they want to talk with. the body was found at the city side apartment complex last friday. investigators say the woman they want to speak with apparently was spotted in that parking loti right before the shooting.otin she is described as a skinned black female with almond-shaped eyes and we'ree're looking to identify her and speak with her at this time.ime. it's still unclear what thehat motive was for the shooting, bus police urging ifh you recognize this woman in the sketch, give them a call. prince george's county county has been a very busy place over the laster he -- well, for quita while. there's been a lot of transitions. >> absolutely right. a lot of growth obviously right here in the national harborharb area. we want to talk about some of the issues that have been taking place over the la

richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: more breaking news, this in prince george's county, two condition, the other six with non-life-threatening injuries on crain highway southwest. no word on what led to the crash, but stay with us for updates as we get the information. also tonight, the obama administration will be issuing a directive when it comes to bathroom use by transgendered people. it will tell every public school district to allow transgendered students to use bathrooms that matched their gender identity. this letter will be side by officials at the justice department and the department of education. while not legally binding, schools that do not comply would be sued. the controversy started when north carolina passed a law requiring everyone to use bathrooms based on their gender at earth. north carolina department are suing each other over the issue. cameras were rolling when a woman was taken into custody after a bomb threat at joint base andrews. the woman is accused of having a claim of a bomb strappe

reporting live, richard reeve, fuse news. leon: all right. thank you, rich. abc7 will bring you tomorrow's announcement from metro live. so if you are near a tv watch it liv newschannel8. if you are not near a television we will be streaming it live on wjla.com. so you can watch the live stream on you smartphone or on your tablet. maureen? maureen: must-see video from southwestern virginia. this was the scene this morning at halifax county. that is not snow. it is hail. in some places the hail more than three inches deep with the town having to use plows to clear the roadways and the sidewalks. we don't want to to see anything like that. steve: grab your umbrella and make sure you have a raincoat and a sweater. i will be cool and wet around here. take a look at the satellite and radar. everything moving from east to west. normally you don't see that. area of low pressure to the south of us is going to pivot or way and that is going to keep the moisture moving that hour-by-hour this evening. we will see the showers arrive later tonight. temperatures will fall

secretary reeves will now read the citation.ecretary reeves: the president of united states of america, authorized by an act of congress march 5, 1863, has awarded in the name of the congress the medal of honor to chaplin angelo j. litky for risk of his life beyond the call of duty. on september 6, 1967, he distinguished himself while serving with company a fourth , battalion, 12th infantry. they came under fire from an battalion sized enemy force. observing to wounded men, he moved within 50 meters of an enemy machine gun to drag them to the relative safety of the landing zone. inspired by his courageous actions, the company began placing a heavy volume of fire from the enemy's positions. captain liteky begin moving up right through the enemy fire and administering last rites to the dying. noticing another trapped and seriously wounded man, he crawled to his aid, rolled on his back, placed the man on his chest, and crawled back to the landing zone. he returned to the action and came upon a man entangled in dense underbrush. int

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richard reeve, abc 7 news. when severe weather hits, we have you covered. sign up for the abc 7 weather text alerts to find out when storms are heading to your neighborhood. go to wjla.com/text and enter your phone number. breaking news from southeast d.c., a young boy was shot just after 5:30 p.m. in the 2500 block of 12 place. we are being was on his way to the hospital. his injuries do not appear to be life-threatening. to learnill working more about what led to the shooting and we have a crew on the way to the scene. now, the 3600t block of u street northwest is blocked off because a tree fell, nearly smashing a car in half. nobody was in the car at the time, thankfully. the tree caught power lines on the way down. 30 customers are without power right now. this happen before the wet weather moved in. individual begins in just about an hour for two men shot and killed in a robbery in district heights. early wednesday morning, the police were called to reports of a gunshot. they found a crest car and a driver inside, dead from gunshot wounds. a second man

richard reeve has that story. vigild: a very emotional for the people who gathered here. she was shot and killed in her car in this giant parking lot area she was one of three people who were killed in this beta of violence, six people and all who were shot, and now the man believed to be behind all of this is behind bars. flowers, balloons, and tears, all part of this vigil to honor the life of one of the victims. >> tragic. we are torn apart about it. 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 i

richard reeve, abc 7 news. alison: veteran first responder in charge of saving lives is now on the wrong side of the law. a d.c. fire captain arrested for gun and drug charges. jay korff has the arrest of brian grace. what can you tell us tonight? jay: captain brian grace worked from engine 8 in southeast, jumping into harms way, helping others. he is not accustomed to having his mug shot taken. brian grace works in washington, d.c., at this fire station and lives in maryland. virginia.starts in fairfax county police are sharing information about the details surrounding the case. they will not say where in the county he was arrested or the circumstances that led to his arrest. what we know was the police picked up captain grace wednesday in conjunction with an ongoing narcotics investigation. the time he was picked up. he faces drug and weapons charges, including possession with the intent to distribute . captain grace has been with the fire department in the nation's capital for going on 16 years. he has been

richard reeve has what you need to know about this. richard: just imagine that you are that mother, how terrifying has been kidnapped. for a full half hour, she had no idea this was a scam. [phone rings] >> hello, this is susan. richard: it began with a phone call. >> i hear crying, mom, mom. richard: she was convinced it was her 17-year-old daughter. then a man's voice. >> he was barking at me, i have your daughter. another she grabbed line in another room and called 911 and put the phone on speaker. >> i said, you kid that my daughter come your holding her for money? richard: the man kept demanding money. she jumped into her car and went to a grocery store. >> she was screaming and yelling. richard: she emptied out her bank account as a store manager called the police. >> she said that somebody kidnapped her daughter. richard: the security officers at the school. if anyone had approached me and asked for money. i said no. officersuntil arriving told her, susan had no idea that she was the victim of a virtual kidnapping scam. >> in a

richard reeve, abc 7 news. this onether scene, fiery. in elderly man has died from his injuries that he suffered. into thed is suv silver diner. jonathan elias has the ongoing investigation. jonathan: we have learned the identity of the victim 74-year-old man from mclean. the humvee went barreling into the building earlier this month. the guy behind the wheel is still in the hospital. for a time, he worked at the diner. as far as a motive, we do not know. witnesses told the police they are sure that he did this on purpose. we will keep tabs on this and let you know more on the investigation. sunglasses and the umbrella tomorrow, you will need the umbrella early on. by thetures in the 50's midmorning, rebounding into the lower 60's. by the afternoon, brakes in the clouds, sunshine. a nice sunset tomorrow with temperatures in the upper 60's. futurecast, a few showers early tomorrow morning, then the skies clear and the temperatures warm up and it gets a whole lot better friday. more on joining together to answer a political climate they sa

richard reeve is following that story. richard: the family dropped off their three dogs back on may 19, at this dog facility. things have changed. one of those dogs is dead, the family trying to find out what happened here. now prince george's county police and animal control are investigating. philly are safe at home now. >> you would trust someone with your dogs who are loving, sweet, innocent. richard: cell phone video one week ago show something different. sasha appears reluctant to get up, soars on her face, even a broken tooth. >> a were injured, malnutrition. >> philly is ok, but appears afraid and jumpy. one of her dogs was found dead. all of this happened after they dropped their pets off that axiom pet resort in clinton. >> i started crying. richard: for several days, they checked by phone on the dogs' status. on the 23rd she stopped by, found the dogs in rough shape and hugo was missing. >> we came back to check on them, two were injured and one was gone. richard: john fields, who identified himself as the manag

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in northwest washington, richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: breaks your heart, thank you, rich. good luck, folks. breaking news in the race for the white house -- the deadline has passed for democratic voters in oregon to mail in their ballots. counting will take time. across the country, the primary in kentucky is still too close to call. jonathan elias has the results at this hour. jonathan: with the republican race over, tonight is all on the democratic side. in kentucky, hillary clinton is leading senator bernie sanders with 90% ballots counted, ahead by about 1900 votes. the kentuckyour, secretary of state is declaring clinton the winner, pending certification of the vote. there was a democratic primary votesgon, but the state entirely by mail and residents have until 11:00 our time to get the ballots postmarked. delegates, that is what the races for. they are awarded proportionately. the outcome of tonight's contest, clinton is expected to end the night with roughly the same delegate lead over sanders as she had at the beginning of the evening. jonathan elias. back to you.

anthony reeves is facing a laundry list of charges. police say this is him on surveillance video trying to deliver those flowers to a home the day before easter. instead of dropping off the flowers he cased the house and then went in and took some cash, debit card and ipad. he even interacted with the neighbor who caught him on camera. said do you want me to sign for them? no, that's all right. >> were you suspicious. >> right then, there. i said there's something wrong somewhere. >> police believe reeves used his position as a dlefrry driver to commit more crimes and police are looking for other victims. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what caused a van to crash and send two dozen kids to the hospital. a transport van was driving through silver spring when it rear ended another van. two adults and 23 children ended up with minor injuries. the kids on the van were visiting from bermuda. >>> it is over a week away but now is time to start planning for the first phase of metro's massive maintenance plans. >>> the safe track pr

richard reeve spoke with the child's father. richard: inside of this silver spring gamestop store - >> they were on top of me. richard: armed robbery caught on surveillance. >> they know exactly what they wanted to do and took over the store. richard: a father, mother, and seven-year-old son. >> they pointed the gun at us and told us to get on the floor. richard: 10 feet away, the boy walked back with a flurry of punches. a he recognized he was in dangerous situation with a stranger, and he was trying to defend himself. richard: both parents on the ground at gunpoint. >> he broke free from them and came over to us. richard: the robbers push the clerks on the floor at gunpoint. >> i heard death threats. >> they do deal with cash, so there is quite a lot of opportunity. richard: the two armed robbers, masked, fled. afterward, the seven-year-old spoke to his that. >> it was a fretting situation, but he told us, the good news, if there is any, we are all safe. nobody was really harmed. richard: terrifying moments for that family. th

richard reeve spoke with her family tonight about the loss, the arrest, and the road ahead. saw, thealison, as you if you were ever sad or angry, she would be the first person to call. richard: last month, she went to a birthday party. among the teenagers there, david evers. >> he was arrested with intent to distribute. richard: alexia came home, went to bed, but never woke up. the cause of death, a lethal combination of morphine, oxycodone, ethanol, and other drugs. >> she had not tried drugs in the past. they were telling her, try this. this is really great stuff. richard: the police are still investigating to find the source of the drugs. >> i don't ever want this to happen to anybody else in this scheme unity. it is too painful. was ad: powell said this terrible wake-up call for her family and others. these are serious felony charge is convicted, he faces between five years and 40 years behind bars. richard reeve, abc 7 news. drug abuse is the subject of a national town hall tomorrow night. the focus -- heroin use. we will have a live reports from across the country, peo

anthony reeves is facing several charges. according to montgomery county police, this is him in surveillance video trying to deliver those flowers to a kensington home the day before easter. instead of dropping off the flowers, he cased the house and then went in and debit card and ipad. he even stopped and spoke with a neighbor who caught him on camera. >> and i said do you want me to sign r them. no, that's all right. >> were you suspicious some. >> right then and there, i said there's something wrong somewhere. >> police believe reeves may have used his position as a delivery driver to commit more crimes and they're looking for victims. >>> happening today, we'll get a close her look at potential hurricanes this season. noaa will issue its initial outlook for the 2016 atlantic hurricane season today. experts will also highlight upgrades and new tools for better hurricane tracking. the atlantic hurricane season officially starts on june 1. >>> hard to forget grandma virginia, the bomb who danced with president obama and the

richard reeve focusing on those who will see te biggest effect of this. start it off with transportation reporter brianne carter who has live with what metro has planned or up their sleeves. brianne: this station, the west falls church station see the most number of days of single tracking. this plan win the work that would regularly require three years to have them complete it in jit f 15 sod safety surges startsers will be impacted in october. when red line service will be shut dow insulators, clear drains.but th. place.ervice are still in >> whether we can cut back on the fare given the needs of the system we will have to look at. that is a challenge. brianne: heads up the last weekend in may is the last weekend of extended weekend service. so weekend trains will stop running june 3 at midnight. that will continue throughout alts as well. one thing e, too, it will impact this. commuters on the road as well. the general manager reached out to all of the local jurisdictions to see what they can d will be a commuting chaos in terms of areas tcur will real

richard reeve live from fairfax. at least you are dry. >> minor miracle in fairfax. you can see shadows on the ground. that means the sun is on the sky. a lot of aaron around folks are getting tired of it. >> the sky is crying. so the story goes. >> a little rain is okay. heavy rain is >> it's like a rain forest. >> in sterling virginia, near thunder road and national weather service driver -- >> stagnant weather pattern. >> the national weather service. >> i lived in nevada for eight years. having had to endure log period of endless sunshine and someone who enjoys weather i'm okay with this. is there for most of us, this gloom and doom is debting old. including for the lacrosse team. >> raining for two weeks straight. it's enough. >> busy bike trails are deserted as the rain is falling. >> it will eventually be nice again. >> maybe. >> maybe. maybe it will >> i'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news but the tote board at the national weather service show we get more rain every day this week. sunday is supposed to be really nice. richard reeve, abc7 news. alison: you c

richard reeve live outside the school in northwest washington with more on the crime alert. rich? richard: well, most of us think of a school as an enclave, place of safety. in this case, the four guys as you said went in overnight. this is back on april 2. and took what they wanted. now they are still at large. police have very good images of what they look like through the surveillance video. >> the surveillance video shows four figures. boldly stalking the hallways. >> roaming the hallways. >> roaming the hallways. >> neighbors for stunned by what she sees in the surveillance video. four masked suspects searching insidebarnard elementary school at 1:30 in the morning. >> i think it's crazy. i'm trying to figure out how they got in school. they had gates. they were locked. richard: that didn't make a difference to this crew that wheeled out a photo copier still in box and computer equipment, including big screen monitors. >> what do you think of them stealing stealing from the school? >> not good. richard: parents are surprised and there are check points inside. they bre in thro

. >> reporter: the suspect is anthony reeves of takoma park. do you think there are more victims out there? >> absolutely. detectives believe due to his position he would have had access to make deliveries at other homes. there are potentially other victims out there. >> reporter: look at all the charges that reeves is facing now and there may be more on the way. now back to you. >> pat collins. thanks. >>> new details tonight in the murder of a teacher's assistant in fairfax county. today, police released a sketch of a woman to whom they'd like to talk. they say she was seen in the parking lot where tarreece sampson was shot and friday. it happened at an apartment complex on richmond highway in the alexandria section of fairfax county. sampson's girlfriend tells us he tried to stop some people from breaking into cars. sampson was a teacher's assistant at fort hunt elementary school. >>> new questions about virginia governor's connection to a chinese businessman. he is a permanent legal resident. time reports that mcauliffe invited him to a fun

richard reeve covering metro tonight from the l'enfant plaza station. rich? richard: for a lot of passengers that rescue plan or repair plan couldn't come too situation at the federal center station. we understand that there is debris on the track that several lines are hampered right now. we have heard complaints from people here at l'enfant plaza. let's talk about what happened this morning. a rider told us he was going in 6:25 this morning. he was coming in from shady grove. he saw a flash and he heard an explosion. you will hear from him in a second. repair crews had to single track the area and remove an inlator. now tomorrow as we said, metro g.m. paul wiedefeld will introduce the comprehensive maintenance track work plan. that will have riders, single tracking. abbreviated train schedules on the weekend. possibly even multiple stations at one time. for the short period. they will have to use buses instead. they will give, that will give the metro crews time to have more than 33 hours a week to make fixes. as we said today, we had yet another incident a

anthony reeves now facing several charges.ccording to montgomery county police, this is him in a surveillance video trying to deliver those flowers to a home in ken zecsington on the day be easter. he cased the house and went in and took cash, debit card and ipad. police tell us reeves may have used his position as a delivery driver to commit more crimes and they're looking for additional victims. >>> let's just say you had a million dollars to spare. just sitting on that kind of money. could you do a lot with it, maybe buy a nice home in d.c., maybe an entire town in west virginia. you're looking at sugar grove station, a former u.s. naval base and it's up for bid. good luck to whomever is out there trying to buy it. you can file that warn under everything else that your monday will get you outside this area. >> a whole base all to yourself. good luck. >>> the holiday could be a headache for you if you use metro. the stations that will be closed for the long weekend and how you can get around the work. >>> also ahead, gearing

reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. leon: thank you. getting through security a the world's busiest airport is about to get slower. atlanta's hartsfield-jackson international airport is closing one of the three security check points for three weeks. officials say it's necessary to update equipment. alison: the t.s.a. is increasing the number of security screeners at major airports all around the country. the goal of course to keep the lines moving in the busy summer travel season. to keep people from missing the flights of course. passengers we spoke with say the flyers can do their part to help. >> this is difficult problem. i understand that. so be it. stay safe in the air. alison: the t.s.a. admits there is only so much it can do without additional funding from congress. the agency has cut staff in le cent years. you know they overestimated the popularity of the precheck security program. leon: coming up a left at the gate. a family said they did everything right but they were left behind. jennifer: a rockville mother shot wile drivi

richard reeve is joining us trying to find out who the masked men are. are they closer to catching who they are? richard: they are still looking. that is why they release the video. for a lot of us the school is enclave of safety. but this school was a target by the four mask thieves who struck in the middle of the night. they are still at large but they were caught on good surveillance video. surveillance video show four figures dashing down the hall. two suspects are wearing ski going from door to door almost as if taking inventory. from the end of the hallway they wheel out what appears to be a photo copier in its box. another shows a man with computer parts, large-size monitors. police say the thieves broke into the school through a glass door. this is a school rigged for security. there are gates outside. fellow checking points once you get inside. but that is during the day. at night, they appear to roam the street freely and take what they want. all caught by surveillance camera. >> what do you think of the video? >> it's crazy. outrageous. first

richard reeve is live in southeast washington with the story. rich? richard: leon, this is a very busy intersection. and show you,er this is the gas station where icectly one year ago charn milton was killed, and her family is still looking for answers. >> we have to change the mentality here first! richard: a cry for justice from the father of charnice milton. community27-year-old reporter, was gunned down here one year ago. two gangtwere members who were beefing. one of them grabbed her, put her directly in front of him. richard: of dirt ando groups atv riders were rolling by. toa parent should not have bury their child. richard: they believe the intended target used milton as a human shield. >> for everyone involved and this community, people need to say what they know. richard: family and volunteers are passing out leaflets, hoping and praying somebody will come forward. among the ms. sandra, whose daughter was shot to death two days before milton. >> we met each other at the funeral home. we were both preparing to bury our daughters. >> the least

in rosslyn, richard reeve, abc7 news.ichelle: metro general manager paul wiedefeld will join us live monday on "good morning washington" to talk about the maintenance plan. we are on the air a michelle: all right. mobiletrak7 on the road for us tonight near rockville. you are seeing the wipers going, because yes, it is raining out there once again. drivers deal with heavy rain in the evening commute. you are looking live at route 28 in rockville. check in with steve rudin for a look at when this might end. steve: it end in the next few hours or so. the heavier rain will come to an end. scattered showers through the overnight and early tomorrow morning. it does not feel like may around here in washington. 54 degrees. that is it for the current temperature. show you the wider view. we are in the 50's for hagerstown, winchester, manassas, culpeper, charlottesville. you get the point. it's cool around here. area of low pressure, that is the culprit. that will keep us soggy for the next few hours or so. with all the m in from

live in springfield, richard reeve, abc 7 news. kimberly: the man shot by secret service agents outside of the white house friday after being asked to drop his gun is in critical condition. the secret service says that jesse oliverio of pennsylvania never made it inside the white house complex. he has no known connections with terrorists. [commotion] scene at anld apartment at the university of maryland campus very early this morning. it happened at a graduation party, and it's still not clear how things escalated to what you are about to see in this dramatic video. same.ideo recorded at the -- at thescene. marylandersity of gathering for a graduation party. >> you think that you are enjoying the celebration, and within a matter of 10 minutes you are on the floor blinded. amy: she said she was pepper spray twice. the police got a complaint about a laurel the party -- about a loud party the swing. >> it escalated on to people on the ground unable to breathe or see. it does not make sense. amy: she said partygoers were leaving when i

from the national mall, richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: controversy over breaking news we brought you last night, at issue guidance from the obama administration saying that public school should allow transgendered people to choose their own bathroom. some pushback against the directive. in texas, one superintendent said the letter they received from the feds wish read it when it arrived. well not legally binding, public schools that do not conform to this could be sued. alison: researchers have found a way to expand the smart screen on your smart watch by using your skin. researchers at carnegie mellon university did this. you can swipe using a finger on your own skin. the watch will respond to that. you have to wear an additional wristband and a ring for the electoral signal to respond. apps leon: we will ask steve rudin. steve: so many. leon: today was the big reveal of who won the huge powerball jackpot. a mother of seven bought the winning ticket at a 7-eleven in new jersey. a spokeswoman said they picked the winning numbers thr

richard reeve is live at the site of the vigil and he checks in. this is the first time the event has been held on the mall. richard: that is right, leon. so many peep have been attending this event. they decided to move it to the national mall. emotional look behind me and you can see the officers at rigid attention now. family members of the fallen are guided in to this enclosed area one by one. they each carry a rose to symbolize their fallen loved one. this is a time to honor and remember. >> recent months have been a difficult and a deadly time for d.c. area law enforcement. last december montgomery county officer noah leotta was fatally struck while working a d d.u.i. assignment. suspected drunk driver hit the 24-year-old officer walking back to his cruiser. february of this year, 28-year-old ashley guinod a prince william county officer shot and killed responding to domestic incident in woodbridge. she had been just sworn in the day before. in march, prince george's county detective jacai colson killed by friendly fire while officers were co

british egypt oltist nicholas reeves believes he may have found the final resting place.last year, reeves and his team tried to conclusively determine if nefertiti's remains are inside. ground-penetrating scans were taken, and reeves says they suggest two hidden chambers lay within king tut's tomb. he believes the rooms may contain metal and organic material, but egypt's former antiquities minister dismisses the idea. >> what has been said about the discovery of nefertiti inside the tomb of tutankhamun is not correct. this tomb, in my opinion, was made for i, who took the thrown after king tut. and maybe because of the sudden death of tutankhamun, maybe they were too old. there is nothing behind this wall. >> if nefertiti's remains are inside, it's a find 3,000 years in the making, shedding light on a period of egypt's history that remains in the dark. a find so fabulous, it could boost the country's critical and lagging tourism industry. reeves says he will keep pushing for more evidence. >> if i'm right in my understanding of reading of the evidence to suggest it might

clayton reeves. mi6. this fbi special agent tess monroe.led former director morrow, mi6 chief terdei. where's jacob? boss, he's in the navy yard. i'm being set up for those murders. jacob's telling the truth. i think someone used jacob's file to create a fake print. kort was the one selling secrets to the russians, not jacob. tony: kort disappeared right after he learned about ziva. he may know about eli's files. he's running. i can guess where he's going. israel? mcgee: boss, look at this. reporter: the house previously belonged to mossad director eli david. isn't that... where ziva's supposed to be staying. the blast occurred just hours ago in this tiny israeli village on the outskirts of tel aviv. the farmhouse belonging to the former mossad director, the late eli david,

hiding inside, the reeves family could feel their house lift off its foundation. today they showed us what's left. >> are you sad? >> no, mommy's not sad because you're okay. >> reporter: a tough trip home for 2-year-old anne marie. and what now? >> well i just say we pick up the piece and rebuild. we have our family that's what makes a home. >> reporter: this is the wall. after one more day of stormy weather, we can look forward to a much drier week ahead. >> thank you. >>> we move on to the cargo train jumping the tracks early this morning. up to 14 cars derailed, at least 2 leaking dangerous chemicals. here's gloria riviera on the scene. >> reporter: tonight, 14 rail cars scattered across the tracks near washington, d.c. it was 6:40 a.m., when the train jumped the track, less than three miles from the u.s. capitol building. >> the train has come apart. and i'm looking at one train that is leaking the chemicals. >> hazmat on the scene at this time. i need you to make sure that pedestrians are not in the area. do you copy? >> reporter: the accident jolting nearby

listen as tiffany reeve tries to explain to her daughter that all is not lost. >> you sad? >> no, mommy's not sad. mommy's okay because you're okay. >> that is crazy, thank you, lord that i got off it. >> reporter: roads washed away before our eyes. from the sky, pictures of the storm damage through parts of atlanta. two water pumping stations lost power, and they've been telling people to boil their water since. families who live in this neighborhood are realizing this evening that they'll need to rebuild. take a look directly behind me. the grandmother who lives in this home happened to be sitting in the only room that wasn't crushed by these large trees. david? >> that was a blessing. steve, thank you. and rob was telling me, atlanta gets hit again tonight. look at this. many aesz a mess across the east. >> reporter: we've got a watch box up tonight from washington, d.c. back through richmond. all the way almost to knoxville, texas. hail and high winds with these individual cells that will be roaming through 9:00 or 10:00 tonight. a big ridge in the central u.s. continue

some were civil war veterans, and if you go to the tombstone you will see james reeves, usct, united states color troops. one of the things that happened as the west disappeared, we abandoned military fortresses. and each time we aban -- abandoned a not, we would take the people out of the grave and bring them to the nearest cemetery. so you have 400 soldiers here because of that. >> reporter: but 150 years after the formation of the buffalo soldiers he said their story, just like his grandfather's, is one that needs to be told. >> my grandfather was passing on a legacy of pride that i had nothing to be ashamed of. and so when you look at the tombstones, or you watch a movie of these soldiers, it reflects that pride of what they were, not just as americans, but as men. and so it's a story that i think the nation needs to honor. >> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton makes an appearance in a memorial day parade -- i'm sorry, we were on the wrong place there. >> that was claudine wong reporting. now democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is here in the bay area,

i watched the movie with keanu reeves where the whole movie was about him killing everybody because of. >> a puppy. >> a puppy, yeah. >> trevor: killed everyone because of a puppy. and them you guys made a movie, an action comedy and you called the cat that gets stolen keanue. is that a coincidence? >> of course, it is. >> we just wanted to confuse every stoner out there, out of their mind. you know, it was actually a complete coincidence. i kid you not. we wrote this script, and john wit came out-- it was crazy. but i wish it was a parody because i feel like that's an even cooler story. >> trevor: it's not, though. >> it's not. >> trevor: this is an action-comedy. you guys are action stars in this. you're not-- you're not-- >> our body count is huge in this movie. >> we're killing people left and right in this movie. >> trevor: you have a poddy count. >> people die. there are bullets whizzing by the kitten that's running it's kit cent real action star. let's be honest. >> yeah, yeah. >> but we wanted-- we love these kinds of movies. we wanted to make a movie similar to the movies we g

hiding inside, the reeves family could feel their house lift off its foundation. today they showed us what's left. >> are you sad? >> no, mommy's not sad because you're okay. >> reporter: a tough trip home for 2-year-old anne marie. and what now? >> well, i just say we pick up the pieces and rebuild. we have our family. that's what makes a home. >> reporter: lots more cleanup ahead. this looks like it could be a floor. it's actually the cinder block wall of this store. ripped out of the ground by the 115-mile-per-hour winds. the good news, after one more day of stormy weather, we can look forward to a much drier week ahead. tom? >> lauren, thank you. >>> we move on to the toxic training wreck in the nation's capital. the cargo train jumping the tracks early this morning. up to 14 cars derailed, at least 2 leaking dangerous chemicals. emergency teams now trying to contain the leaks. here's gloria riviera on the scene. >> reporter: tonight, 14 rail cars, some packed with hazardous chemicals, scattered across the tracks near washington, d.c. it was 6:40 a.m., when th

. >> reporter: but many here, like the reeves family, drink only bottled water. >> in the water is not good, it's no good. so, don't come on and put on a show for us to act like you doing so much and it's already, because it's not. >> reporter: and david, the president says it could be at least two years before all of those lead service lines are replaced, and the water will be safe to drink without a filter. david? >> abc's alex per flez inmy fbir us. >>> coming up next on "world news tonight". one family mistakenly hiring thieves posing as moving men. take a look. the surveillance. two workers loading the truck, the movers and the family's possessions haven't been seen since. three important tips tonight. the warning coming in. >>> also ahead, the suspect in the supermarket caught on camera. the investigation. now under arrest, he is. the police say he was doing something to the produce in several stores. >>> and then, later tonight, you got to see this to believe it. the big surprise lurking there in the water. just a few feet off the dock. he's telling everyone on the dock, but wha

and has turned reeves and shoals into island. some now complete with run ways, tennis courts.military capability. more than 3,200 acres of land have been added since 2013. to show its displeasure the u.s. increased patrols in the sea. defense secretary ash carter visit itted a u.s. ship there last month. >> the united states and vietnam are united in our support for a regional order. >> reporter: when the president lifted the 41-year-old arms embar go to vietnam this week, he said china wasn't part of his calculation. the chinese disagreed. an editorial in the state backed paper said obama claimed this move is not aimed at china. yet this is only a very poor lie. the u.s. is taking advantage of vietnam to stir up more troubles in the south china sea. >> china's south china sea understanding. >> united states should look at the bigger picture. >> in the name of protecting freedom of navigation. >> stories about china's territorial rights to the waters have flooded chinese state television. what do you think of the south china sea situation. >> translator: on the streets of beij

john reeves in the death of patrick shun and his brother. his brother still on the run. the ongoing landis put in their washington neighborhood. the couple's bodies have not been found. >> a tense police standoff broadcast live on facebook with the man holding them at bay. >> the drama unfolding for more than three hours. adam mayo's mom called police because he went off his meds for a mental disorder. he posted all of it on-line for his friends to see. police were watching, too. they saw he had a gun. as soon as he pointed a gene laser -- green laser at officers he unleashed tear gas into the home. >> he eventually gave up peaceful will -- peacefully. >> crazy weather in parts of the south. after more than a foot of rain dumped on parts of the state. they looked more like rivers, heather. >> may pounded with record breaking snow. >> maria molina here tracking all of that for us. >> we were seeing 3 inches of snow. >> record snow. it wasn't just in maine. in parts of vermont they picked up snow stuck on the ground. quite impressive to see snow out there. five inches of s

father is a of a fond du shot tended her name is went to the terror group the principal sent out to reevingis taking every step possible to correct and invested it regrettable misprint discovered in the your book we sincerely apologize. >>reporter: and vigorous pace she wrote i am extremely sad and disgusted and embarrassed the score reached out to men and have the audacity to say this was a typo the year the committee apologize online the girl saw the senses the their work with the civil rights group their plan to meet with the minister of state in the meantime his daughter would not attend class until all sides and figure out how to fix what happened. >>vicki liviakis: coming up at 530 with speaker paul ryan says he will do a dump truck and some--donald trump. hey i think the internet just went down. huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. w...cleasee ya!ake off. for just $30 a month. when you're livi