tonight we reached out to the springer family in hopes of some sort of statement following david efforts arrest. they declined to make a statement. the investigation into her arrest remains open as well as active. life tonight in centerville, marina maracco, fox5 news. > police have arrested two people for their role in an armed robbery over the weekend. william franklin and jazz minute city are charged in an officer shooting and car jacking that started in brook field plaza saturday afternoon. one of the suspects fired atç n officer that challenged that suspect as he came out of a jewelry store. when the officer returned fire a bystander was shot. that person has non life threatening injuries. city was arrested at newark airport while he was trying to board a flight. there was still no word how an 18 year old girl and another man died inside of a triangle apartment last night. that near a thompson was about to graduate fr school. former co-workers said she had high aspirations. they're trial trying to come to grips with what happened. >>reporter: shawn, police say yield kinesha had jus

and shawn in this case following nearly ne three months of a criminal investigation into alexia springer's death which wasch w deemed an accidental drug overdose and just last week 18 year old david efforts a seniora here at centerville high school turned himself into police. he is now being charged with manufacturing, possessing, distributing and selling a prohibited controlled substance. 17 year old alexia springer wasr found unresponsive at her sen materialville home. police initially saying the centerville high student died o a heroin overdose, somethingverd that was later retracted by investigators. her mother, the entire duratione ofnt the investigation has denid those statements from police an the teen's autopsy revealed that she had consumed a cocktail of c drugs which included morphine, ethanol and oxycodone which is of course an opioid.pio tonight we reached out to the ot springer family in hopes of some sort of statement following david efforts arrest. they declined to make a statement. the investigation into her arrest remains open as well as active. life tonight in centerville

he's now facing a slew of charges in connection with what may have led to alexia's springer death, but facin during, selling, distributing, and possess ago controlled prohibited substance, of course, this all remains under investigation, but finally, some sort of closure for the springer family. live tonight in center ville, marina morocco, fox5 local news. >> we had another messy commute on metro this morning. riders ran into major delays on the red lion. another insulator and power cable problem at the medical center stop. metro is forced to single track between the grove nerve and friendship heights station. that caused 45 minute delays during the height of the morning rush. and riders we spoke with say they're pretty frustrated by it. >> not what i expected. i wasn't ready for this at all. >> the problem at the medical center resolved, rider still running into delays on several lines because every continuing track work. >>> tonight after a public outcry, complaints from congress, big shake up in metro police policy. just hours ago metro's gm ordered metro police to publicly report

connection with the death of another student here at centerville high school. 17 year old alexia springer who like you said died back in march from an dental al drug overdose. initially fairfax county policea saying it was a heroin overdose. her family vehemently denied that saying it was an accidental drug overdose but the medical examiner saying that they did, in fact, find the opioid oxycodone in her system along with a cocktail of drugs. at this point, david he evers has been charged with manufacturing, selling,elli possession and distributing of a controlled prohibitive substance. the investigation at this pointt still remains open, provides some sort of closure at least now with this arrest for the springer family. marina maracco, fox5 local news. > new tonight, metro is making a big policy change and it allt stems from an alleged on boardod of a redline train. from now on metro police willeto have to publicly report violente crimes immediately. reporters grilled paul wiedefele today after it was revealed the sexual assault happened lastappe month, but the public wasn't informed abo

today the virginia medical examiner confirmed that springer died from a cocktail of prescription drugs and alcohol. the combination of objection i condone, morphine, alprazolam, her death has been ruled accidental, has shown light on growing problem in fairfax county, tomorrow night, county supervisor pat will hold town hall at the government center to talk about the rise of teens using drugs, and overdosing. >> meantime, three student are expected to be charged in the beating death after high school student in delaware. sixteen year old amy joyner died after a fight with several other student in the school bathroom last month. police say suspect could be charged as early as friday. reported one of the teens could indeed be charged with been out of school since the brawl, and police say that fight started over a boy. >> at 6:00 tonight, trump supporter attacked muslim woman outside dc starbucks. the incident happened last week, on connecticut avenue. the council on american islamic relations says american israelis relations said the vick ayatollah them she did not provoke the suspect.

fox news correspondent dan springer joining us now.an, i these protesters planning on doing it again? >> they will do it again may 1. antigovernment rioters hijacked a mayday march and clashed with police. we have seen it over and over again. carrying batons and stacks used to break windows. the violence began. right away last night. police had an overwhelming presence. you can see if block access to most of the big national retail stores niotmea ye sedow rocks. one police officer got hit in the face. he was bleeding pretty badly. had to be taken away for treatment. another cop was taken away. forcefully, none of the injuries were not serious. using nonlethal like rubber bullets. not having enough officers and being too passive. this year, they had a better plan and it worked. >> when people attack and injure individuals, they do act. >> damage was much lighter than it was in previous years. starbucks did have a window smashed. it was boarded up this morning. that was also the case at a target store. eight were men in their 20s and 30s

let's go to dan springer, polls just closed in oregon looking live in california. that bernie sanders event. let's check in with dan springer in portland. good evening, dan. >> good evening, bret. they don't have polls here in oregon. they have drop boxes and mail in ballots. voters had their ballots three weeks. we had a line up of cars waiting to put their ballots in the drop box which just closed about a minute ago. people again, procrastinating. the poll i saw saw hillary clinton with a size of only double digits. this is because this is a close primary. there is a lot of people, tens of thousands who voted who registered late and got their ballots in late to these drop boxes and so there are 74 delegates up for grabs. this is a state that bernie sanders to do well in because it's tailor-made for him. it's largely white, liberal and a state hillary clinton lost to barack obama in 2008 by 19 points. so it's a state that is rejecting hillary clinton once. we talked a lot of voters today. and they were split along the age line. 45 and over voting largely for clint

dan springer live in woodenville, washington. explain me this. >> i'll tell you, there's so many republicans on this ballot because the ballots were mailed out to voters over three weeks ago. that was before cruz and kasich dropped out of the race. ben carson never put in the paper work to get his name off the ballot. donald trump is expected to do well today and inch ever closer to the republican nomination. washington state is a poll free primary state. people go to the -- they vote by mail, ballot drop boxes. as of yesterday turn out was over a million votes. all voters get the sam ballot. they can use which they want to vote in. he's the only candidate who campaigned in washington. ted cruz still has a lot of supporters. they will represent the state at the national convention. they say the motive is to try to influence the party platform, not to create chaos in cleveland. >> thanks. more politics ahead. polls show hillary clinton and donald trump are not too popular. that could be important when it comes to the fight for the

who died in march of suspected overdose. >> today the virginia medical examiner confirmed that springer died from a cocktail of prescription drugs and alcohol. a combination of oxycodone, morphine, and alprazalam. joining us live from center ville with more, paul? >> reporter: sarah, laura there is death has been ruled accidental by the medical examiner. but also comes on the same day that we're learning about another very trouble case, back on april 13th, 3, fairfax county high school student, 16, 17, and 18 years old, all overdosed in the same house, on the same day. and all three go different fairfax county high schools. we know all three girls survived. but one was in critical condition when she was taken away. now, fairfax county supervisor, pat, is trying to get handle on this problem here in fairfax county. he will behold ago town hall. >> unconscious, not breathing, inside her center ville home in early march. when police arrived they found evidence of drug use now the medical examiner has spelled it out. morphine, >> but i want to hear from the community, i want to educate the

evers is accused of distributing the drug at the birthday party where springers overdosed. they attended high school. the fairfax county police are still investigating the case. leon: we have seen it over and over again. heroin is the drug of choice in the u.s. it's more acceptable. it's stronger and cheaper than before. drug users cross all boundaries and race, religious and even social -- socioeconomic lines. we want you to join us on a town hall meeting and discussion on heroin abuse. we have people struggling all over the country. watch for it tomorrow at 7:00 on sister station newschannel8 or streamed live at wjla.com. join the conversation. coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- we can tell you about with twitter in 140 characters or less. find out why we don't have to you. alison: then later the fall out from the long lines at t.s.a. checkpoints across the country. >> forget about bats in the belfry. how to help a woman fighting to get bees out of her chimney. >> after the rain put a damper on some businesses, farmers are coming together to help each other out. i'm amy

springer was discovered dead in her home last march. she overdosed on morphine, oxycodone and ethanol. police are calling it a huge development in a jewelry heist turned shopping center shootout. two suspects behind bars tonight. northern virginia reporter david culver is live in sprins field's brookfield plaza to explain just how police tracked them down. david? >> reporter: jim, i've been speaking with several shoppers here today and they feel much more at ease and not one, but two suspects are in jail. this is a case this jewelry store and a shootout in this shopping center. it ended up in new jersey yesterday with one of the suspects about to board a flight. >> a relieved smile on his face after days of uneasiness. he says today he's feeling grateful. so very grateful. >> i thank the fairfax county police and i have faith in them. they did ray very good job. >> friday's robbery and subsequent shootout in front of his store left him in stock and without 80% of his jewelry inventory. >> he could have killed me and he also shot on a gu

astros player george springer was at bat and hit a ball when the bat splintered no pieces and flu intotands. a peace hit sweeney in the head he said at first he thought the worst. >> like a sledgehammer hit me in the back. first, i thought boston marathon maybe some bomb went off. i didn't think it was anything on the field that indicator. everybody was looking at me and just my blood. something happened to me. >> i'm tired of looking at that now. sweeney has 10 stitches in his head also has a souvenir a bat signed by george springer. >> a game changing break through in your health tonight. just happened for the first time in this country and tonight the doctors who made it happen are talking about it. a cancer patient just received the first penis transplant done in the united states. mass general hospital confirms thomas manning of hal fax, massachusetts received the transplant during a 15-hour surgery last week. doctors say manning should have normal use in a few weeks. the surgeons say this makes them incredibly optimistic about what they can now do for other men include service me

george springer. he already has a home run in the game. this going to orbit, off the railroad tracks here. the astros sweep the o's. final score 4-2. >>> to the court news 4 sports confirmed the wizards forward was detained at the philadelphia international airport for what law enforcement are calling possession of suspected marijuana. the investigation is ongoing. morris was released by police. >>> game seven penguins and lightning. steven stan koes making his debut after suffering blood clots. penguins up 1-0. here's the lightning. jonathon cuts across the middle. fire and scores. tied at one. his fifth goal of the playoffs. just seconds later, the penguins on the attack. lovejoy putthe boards an the 24-year-old is there to put it home. his second goal of the game. just like that the penguins win 2-1 and move to the stanley cup finals. sidney crosby picking up the prince of wales trophy, usually a no no because of the superstition. >>> penguins and sharks in the playoffs. >> you are not supposed to pick it up? >> not even thanks for comi

dan springer with the news live in our pacific northwest newsroom. hi, dan. >> yeah, hey, shep.,400 square miles but thankfully it's to the east of ft. mcmurray, no longer a threat to people or property but certainly the damage has been done. 2,400 structures destroyed including 1,600 homes. experts say it will end up being the costliest natural disaster ever in canada topping $5 billion and could go up to $9 billion. 10% of the city has been reduced to ashes but there is good news, nobody was killed in the fire and somehow the oil industry which is the lifeblood of ft. mcmurray and one of the main drivers of the canadian economy was spared. gas and oil pipelines are fine, pumps are working. a couple oil companies resumed production. it might take a couple weeks for all barrels to get back online but oil markets and the biggest customer, the u.s., can breathe a sigh of relief. >> what benefits mcmurray benefits the entire country. we are the economic center of the country, the heart of the country, the pulse of the economy. >> and now that oil pulse is beating again, shep. >> an

my name is christopher springer. thanks for joining us. wreckage from the egypt air passenger jet that crashed with 66 people on board has been found in the mediterranean sea. items retrieved include human remains, luggage, and passenger seats. the european space agency says one of its satellites has spotted what may be an oil slick near the crash zone. in a moment, we will have exclusive information on what may have caused that crash. first, this report. >> they have found debris and personal belongings, but they have not found why the plane crashed into the sea. an international search effort is focusing on a 40-mile radius. the main goal now is to help unravel the mystery of the plane pus disappearance. it last had contact with greek authorities before vanishing from radar. greece's minister from -- of defense briefed reporters on the most recent findings. we were informed by the egyptian joint rescue coordination center, as was already announced to the media, about the discovery of a body part, two seats, and luggage. these were found

we now know what killed 17-year-old lex ia springer. the virginia medical examiner confirms she overdosed on a combination of prescription drugs and alcohol. oxycodone morphine and a sedative were found in her system. tomorrow county leader will address the town hall to address the rise. >> you have a prescription drug and heroin problem in our community. we have it in the nation. it's a public health crisis. we need to do what we can to address it it's sad when a life a lost. >> the supervisor says they will be pushing to get drug councils back into high school. >>> controversy giving felon the right to vote in virginia. >> fight back against >>> here's a question for you. do you have too many best friends? researchers say there's a limit on the number of people who you should be e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. . >>> republican lawmakers in virginia are filing a lawsuit to allow more than

and officials say alexia springer died of suspected overdose in march and virginia medical examiner said he died of a combination of drugs and alcohol. oxycodone, sedative used to treat anxiety were found in her system her death was accidental. >> if you have a precipitation and heroin drug problem in the community and nation it's a public health crisis and we need to do what we can to address it and it's sad when you have a life that's lost like that. the county supervisor says he'll push to get drug counselors back to the high school and those positions were eliminated years ago because of budget cuts. >>> d.c. police investigating a stabbing in southeast. this happened yesterday in the 2,000 block of 14 street. we're told a man walked up to a fire station where multiple stab wounds and emergency responders worked owe to stabilize the man before transported to the hospital. we were told he suffered critical injuries. >>> taking you to delaware dell now three students are expected to be charged in the beating death ever a high school student. joiner died of a fight in the bathroom. the

my name is christopher springer, good to have you with us. hundreds of migrants arrived in italy earlier today. it's the first time that there were more refugees arriving in italy compared to greece. the italian coast guard conducting a series of sea rescue operations in the past 24 hours alone. the route from north africa to italy, a lengthier and far more dangerous one than the route between greece and turkey. there is another difference, most of those rescued aren't flees the war in syria. many are trying to escape poverty in subsahara africa instead. >> a rescue on the high seas, an 8 month pregnant somali woman was on a fishing boat. she was transferred to a nearby cruise ship where doctors decided to airlift her to cicily. a day later, she is in an italian hospital stable but with a fracture in the pelvis area. she is calm and the fetus is doing well, but we need another month to have a delivery in ideal conditions. the somali woman was more than 1,000 people to arrive in italy in the last two days. most who arrive come from sub-saharan

it revealed 17 year old alex ya springer killed by toxic cocktail of morphine, anxiety drug, alcohol. we also learned that in recent weeks, three fairfax county teenage verse overdosed that happened in just one day at a house party. i was just able to speak to county supervisor, holding this town hall tonight, and he says he is hearing about overdoses just day, and a lot of this involves kids. >> the kids have, they call them, farm parties, pharm. and they basically dump pills in a bowl and pull out pills and mix them with alcohol. >> he says this really hits close to home for him. he says the house party where alex ya overdosed actually happened in his own neighborhood just down the street from his house. the town hall start at 7:30 tonight. it is being held here at the fairfax county government center. we're going to have much more for you on this very important conversation in our newscast later tonight. we're live in fairfax, lindsey watts, fox5 local news. >>> the search is on for a killer after a shocking discovery in prince george's co police found 22 year old rashod hair grave

this comes after a day of 17 year old high school student died of an accidental overdose, alexia springered in march. officials say she had oxycodone, morphine and a sedative in her system. investigators say she attended a so-called fharm where kids share prescription drugs and alcohol. a recovering addict who spoke tonight says these parties are nothing new. people show up and there's drugs available and alcohol available and, you know, the parents are either gone or away. sometimes there are parents that are enabling and allowing all this to happen. the county supervisor says he's working to bring drug counselors back to fairfax county high schools. the positions were cut for budget reasons. still to come, imagine having to throw your young children out of a window to safe them from a burning building. in fact, a mother had to do that not once, but three times. the incredible rescue caught on camera coming up. and we're going back to our breaking news, ted cruz is out. donald trump is one step closer to the gop nomination. will transit agency still be a contested convention? will the pa

dan springer, portland, oregon this afternoon. the analysts are saying that state could go either way, right? >> reporter: yeah, it really could, shep. you know, in this state there's been very little polling. but what has been done shows hillary clinton with a sizable 15-point lead. however, this would be tem graphically a sanders perfect tailor-made state. it's largely white. it's very democratic. it's liberal. and it's a state in which hillary clinton lost to barack obama in 2008 by 18 points. bernie sanders has done a lot of campaigning here. he's hit the big cities with big rallies in portland, eugene, and salem. but this is a closed primary. only those registered as democrats a month ago can vote in the democratic primary. sanders appeals to a lot of independents and young people. 48% of registered voters under 30 years old are unaffiliated. hillary clinton, meantime, never even visited the beaver state. she did send bill for one event. in that poll taken just over a week ago, clinton had a 31-point lead among likely voters

some defensive help in the seventh when coco crisp hit a liner to right, george springer flattens outand takes a hit away, the a's did get one run in the inning but came up one short, still gets up just two runs on two hits, but takes the 2-1 loss. >>> the sharks against nashville in game two of their series, in the second period, still scoreless. we'll have it all for you tonight on sports rap. >> it's funny, the warriors are getting all this attention, the sharks are doing great. >> yes. the head one-0 with nashville and under the radar, you are right because all the attention the warriors have gotten all season. hosting, home ice advantage in the series against nashville. >> all right. go sharks. >> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, the national fire center releases spring and summer holiday. >> we'll look at the impact of el niÑo as we head into the warmer months. as you can see, i am decked out in sharks teal green. thanks so much for joining us, everybody. >> we're all -- we're always here for you online, ktvu, twitter and facebook app, again, go sharks. i was unstoppable. i

alexia springer was found dead in her home after an apparent overdose which is related to this crime.ree for robbing a jewelry store in the brookville plaza. an officer confronted one of the suspects leaving and the shoot-out followed. a passing driver was hit bullets. the suspects crashed two cars in their getaway. >> they shot at a police officer, they injured a community member, this is huge. we have taken two violent individuals off the street and we are about to bring them to justice. >> federal agents caught him 200 miles away trying to board a flight in newark, new jersey. franklin was arrested in waldorf. >>> a showdown on capitol hill over whether d.c. can spend it own money. today the house will vote on a 2012 vote to spend congressional dollars without congress approval. the president vetoed the bill so d.c. can gain financial independence from congress. >>> we know the first family has plans to stay in washington after they leave the white house. sources that the obamas picked a home in the sheridan neighborhood. they went house hunting to find out if this home at 10 color

inches every rain, another observation from cherry hill, in a different section of the city, lynn springer just showed awe picture from, reported to an almost 2 and a half inches every rain. so again, the rain is obviously out there. and it is pounding down. we go next though to a view here, if we can, there you go, take you through the future rain amount, we jump to early tomorrow morning, more still rain yet to come. will come through in pocket granted but whether it hit us it hit us hard and heavily. soap at least at this . future weather is pinpointing portions every southern new jersey and near the shore towns, to pick up shy of an additional two inches every rain. the beach well we can expect some showers out here today, very likely periods of heavy rain looking forward in the forecast though at least by tomorrow the humidity is lessening, the clouds are thinning, the sun comes back, and we start to warm back up. meisha back over you. >> it will be nice to have it back, thanks, yes, because right now, still looking dreary out there, and very wet on the roadways. joe was talking littl

springer at the wall. and springer brought it in! oh, my goodness! >>> geez, louise -- why did that just happen? [ laughter ] >> and all that matters -- >> bernie sanders stopping to take pictures with students heading to their senior prom. >> he looks like the bad guy in a prom movie on the disney channel. this year, no deejay. >> on "cbs this morning." >> we have important breaking vice presidential news from ohio. jim? >> my name is joe biden, i love ice cream. [ applause ] >> my name is stephen colbert, and i love joe biden. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell is off. josh elliott of our streaming network, cbsn, is with us. we begin with a breakthrough in the search for the missing egyptair jet. the egyptian military says it found wreckage from flight 804 and personal items from the 66 people on board. >> the flight from paris to cairo dropped off radar wednesday night over the mediterranean. this morning, searchers found debris in the sea about 180 miles north of alexandria, egypt. our coverage extends across three continents to

springer at the wall. springer brought it in. oh, my goodness. >> geez louise. why did that just happen. >> all that matters. >> bernie sanders stopping to take pictures with students heading to their senior prom. >> he looks like the bad guy in a prom movie on the disney channel. this year, no dj. >> on "cbs this morning." >>> we have very important breaking vice presidential news from ohio. jim. >> my name is joe biden and i love ice cream. >> my name is stephen colbert and i love joe biden. >> announcer: this morning's eye-opener is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell is off. josh elliot of streaming network csn is with us. as you wake up in the west we're following a breakthrough in the search for egyptair jet. egypt's military found plane wreckage along with personal items. greece's defense minister says human remains were among the debris. >> the fight from paris to cairo dropped off radar wednesday night over the mediterranean. this morning certainliers found debris in the sea 180 miles north of alexandria

dan springer is live with us in seattle. it look terrible. >> this is annual event. every may 1st.th police. hundreds of an ark chift wear mask ands black clothing and carry baton and sticks. police had an overwhelming presence and wouldn't let the protestors go where they wanted to g. cops blocked access to the retail stores. and so they threw rocks. and one police officer got hit in the face by i chunk of conkret. another ron was hit poi a molatov cocktail. and the injuries were not serious and the police got the upper hand by using rubber bullets. and in the past the department was critized for being too passive. >> we'll respect first amendment rights. but when they attack and injure individuals. the police will act. >> damage was lighter than in previous years. starbucks had a window smashed and it was boarded up and the business was opened and that was the case in a target store. they had little impact on commerce. protestors arrested, eight were men in their 30s. they are facing charges of assault and property crime. >> thank you. >> and new surveillance video of a air strik

and selling prohibitive controlled substancd that investigators believe led to the death of alexia springer, a student at the same high school who accidentally oh dosed on a cocktail power drugs thated include morphine, retinal and oxycodone. virginia governor terry mcauliffe says he's done nothing wrong. he spoke with ronica aboutonic reports he's undern investigation. feds are looking at campaign contributions a chinahina businessman gave to the mcauliffe campaign during his run for governor during 2013. > and now to a fox5 exclusive. itself been nearly a year since maryland governor was diagnoseig with cancer.ca he's now cancer free and inn remission but he's still under a doctor's care and receivingre treatment.tr fox5's laura evans saturday dowy with the governor. >>reporter: diagnosed with an n advanced and serious form of cancer only five months governor high pressure larry lar hogan let the public in on everything. he chronicalled his gurney onney facebook and wasn't afraid too attend press conferences and changing events despite his change appearance. while as aggressive the cancer

dan springer live in the donald trump rally in washington. >> reporter: donald trump is about to take the stage. i have watched his speeches and haven't seen him trying to unify the party and seem ises like he will get the party leaders to fall behind him and when they don't he attacks them. and he hints that party unitty is overrated. i think paul ryan will beoc. and from trump's stand point, the only thing that matters to me is all of the millions of people that are signed up. he had a capacity crowd of 5000 in oregon. you can hear the crowd in into cane, washington. he packed them in. and 2000 people who could not get n. and we are a short distance from the canadian border. and washington primary and vote by mail vote and the voters received their ballot and it is a timely event. 44 washington delegates are at stake and now the goal is to put washington back in play in november. no republican nominee has taken the state. and the democratic governor said yesterday he is not welcome in washington. and protestors are outside. but it is it a small group. we had now people chanting at t

stephen: i knew the whole time there is a greater thing we were trying to do if it ends up in a jerry springerk people's history to keep me in the moment. of here and scream and i had to witness it. a lot of people who attended a cross burning didn't get out alive and i thought i get to leave so i accepted it. >> stephen: i take it there is a weight on the way white people have treated other people in this nation that there is a land mind for unwitting racist behavior or statements. what is the most racist thing you think people do without thinking it's racist? >> i think the most racist thing people do without thinking it's racism is like a sentence like this -- i'm not raysist but... i think the minute you try to pretend, especially in a white person's country, you're not actually benefiting from racism in white supremacy, the minute you're accepting that, you're leaning into racism. >> stephen: well i'm not racist but let me just ask this -- (laughter) is there a particular you're aware of? >> when you say racism, a lot of people way smarter than me like cornell west, the guy i try to look

fox news dan springer with the details. >> voting in the washington state primary has been going on forthree weeks, that's when were initially voted. officials are expecting turnout to be about 40%, which would be good considering the democrats will ignore their results and there's only one candidate left in the republican race. donald trump held two big rallies in washington state. he's expected to do very well when the results are announced to want and he how old walk away with nearly 44 delegates. but in a twist nearly all of the delegates will actually be ted cruz supporters, they dominated the republican state convention winning all but one of the delegate elections. cruz supporters say they want to influence the party in cleveland, insisted republicans will come together eventually. >> let's give everybody a little time, that's all it takes, a little time and being able to see how donald trump will bring this party together. i think people may change their minds over time. >> results will start coming at 8:00 p.m. pacific time. nicole, lauren, back to you. nicole: dan spring e, we

. >> reporter: brian and the psychologist shawna springer are now developing a program surrounding thisve-4-box. >> i want to stop people from getting those phone calls that a brother or sister has chosen to end their life, because so many veterans have been affected by that. >> reporter: brian admits there was a moment when he was so overwhelmed with the grief of losing vets to suicide he went looking to unlock his gun. >> i felt like, screw it, i'm ready to end it. >> reporter: but his wife's vows and a list of marines who served by his side reminded him to continue the fight. and now he plans to use his degree and heartbreak to inspire other veterans to live for whatever they choose to keep in their box. >> life is okay. you're, you know, you're, you're fighting a different battle, but you've got all these resources here that are here to support you. >> brian already has a job lined up with congressman eric swalwell. meantime, the live-4 box is seeking funding to expand. if you or someone you know need help, the number is at the bottom of the screen and can be found on our website, n

the virginia medical office is calling the death of 17-year-old alexea springer accidental. they found morphine, oxon hill, -- oxicodone mixed together. she went to sleep and never woke up. leon: the man accused of kills his roommate says he was insane when he killed grace mann, a popular university of mary washington student. it's up to a your to decide if it's true. the trial began for steven briel. jeff goldberg stepped out of the courtroom and heard opening statements inside. jeff, fill us in. jeff: leon, an unexpected argument in defense in the opening statements. i want to paint a picture of what is going on inside the courtroom. thomas and melissa mann, the parents of grace mann holding one another inside the courtroom in steven briel look i ahead with a blank look on his face. he said he did kill grace mann. they are not arguing that to be the case but they are saying he is not guilty by reason of insanity. steven briel's family avoids news cameras outside court. inside his attorneys present a specific and a bizarre explanation why he killed 20-year-old mary washingt

dan springer is live in lyndon, washington, with the rally about to be held with more on today's campaign development. hi, dan. >> reporter: hi. we have seen no attempt at unity yet from donald trump as he makes his way through the pacific northwest. he had a rally last night in eugene. another in spokane this morning. now he's got one here coming up. if anything, he's looking more like he's taking a victory lap as he's become the presumptive nominee with the big victory in indiana. he is going after his rivals and also the party leaders who have not yet gotten behind him after he got the presumptive nominee status. in fact, in particular he's going after jeb bush and lindsey graham, who along with him signed a pledge -- remember this back when they were 17 candidates, say they would eventually all get behind the nominee. listen. >> he signed a pledge and the pledge says we will guarantee we'll endorse everything else. i signed it. so jeb bush is not an honorable person. lindsey graham is not an honorable person. >> reporter: trump picked up another endorsement from a coach today. washing

. >> we have dan springer standing by in oregon. we begin with rich who is live in lexington, kentucky. rich? >> reporter: good afternoon, jon. hillary clinton is dealing with the democratic primary charger that wins primaries. clinton is hoping to halt that process today. there are delegates at stake. both have been campaign nothing kentucky. clinton turned her attention to the general election with donald trump. but with a major auto industry. clinton hit sanders on a autobail out. >> he voted not to save the auto industry and i voted to save it. we just had the best year for the auto industry in america in history. >> reporter: sanders points out he supported the bail out, one of them. he said the other helped finance companies and why he voted against it. puerto rico, he said investors should take a hit. >> the ultracapitalist will not receive 100 percent return. >> reporter: this morning, he addressed hillary clinton's plan to put her husband in charge of the economy. >> sanders has 1473. and that does include super delegates a

in march 17-year-old alexia springer was found dead in their home in centreville. police say she died from a deadly combination of drugs including morphine and oxycodone. police say this investigation is still ongoing. pat? >>> more tough questions for metro leaders today, but all across the nation's capitol, it was an even the folks who take metro. >> today's major delays stem from track problems in medical center and woodly park ask it backed up the entire red line and big crowds started forming at the start of the morning rush. all of this is happening as metro's top leaders were on their way to face lawmakers on capitol hill. transportation reporter adam tuss is live at one of today's trouble spots in bethesda. adam? >> reporter: that's right, pat. we asked the general manager why this started along the red line and he said basically it was a water issue. of course, we have documented the water issues here at the medical center station and how every time it rains the water just goes into the station. crews have cleared out of here right now. there are some main

alexia springer was found dead in her home in march from an apparent drug overdose which was ruled accidental. >>> and a rockville woman may have been abusing animals while pretending to use her home as a rescue shelter. a judge found katherine chong guilty of dozens of counts of and mall cruelty yesterday. cho chong neglected the 66 d found inside her home. at least one of the dogs found was so sick that investigators said they had to euthanize it. >>> and just into the live desk, we just got word that a strong earthquake has struck parts of greece. now this is on the southern island of crete. early reports say this was a 5.5 magnitude quake. so far no injuries or damage reported. that's the latest from the live desk, back to you. >>> thank you. 6:34 now. fairfax city council residents weigh in on the police department's grant to buy body cameras and implement the program. now it's developing a policy on how and when the camera can be used. a public outreach meeting will be held tonight at 7:00, if. >>> 6:34 and prince george's county firefighters could be getting extra protection. this come

heather: dan springer live for us, thank you. jon: tom brady is fighting is the flaky suspension.what he plans to do next in his quest to get his four-game suspension overturned. plus, quick thinking from a good samaritan when a hot air balloon and up in a dangerous situation. this daring rescue to get passengers to safety. >> it was like sitting on the deck of the barge and we just started applauding each other but as soon as one came off, we fly back up again just losing the weight.>> it's how you stay connected to each other and to your customers. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions, including an industry leading broadband network, and cloud and hosting services - all with dedicated, responsive support. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you're free to focus on growing your business. centurylink. your link to what's next. jon: when the clock strikes noon on the east coast it's outnumbered time. let's find out what's ahead. >> donald trump closing the gap big time on hillary clinton into major polls. does it show the gop is rallying around th

stan springer is following the story line from seattle. high hand. reporter: i heather.oil is the lifeblood of fort mcmurray and one of the main drivers of canada's economy and somehow the industry came through that massive wildfire with very little damage and that's good news for the us economy as well. 1600 homes were destroyed, hundreds of businesses also leveled by the flames but the oilsands infrastructure was almost unscathed. pipelines are intact, also good to go. there is damage to the electrical grid but shell and another oil company have already resumed production. officials say the 1 million barrels per day that was stopped due to the fire should be at full production within days or a couple weeks and most of that will comes from the us. when the fire former update last week, will futures jumped 5 percent. reserves and pushing oklahoma were tapped and tens of thousands of workers evacuated and lost income. alberta gets a half its revenue from the oil industry so getting back to speed as weekly as possible is imperative as fort mcmurray starts the process of re

jon: dan springer reporting live, thank you. heather: on the democratic side, the california primary is just two weeks away and does hillary clinton declared herself the nominee over the weekend, senator sanders is fighting for the golden state huge ball of 475 pledged delegates, that's a lot. senior political correspondent mike emanuel is live from santa monica with more. hello. >> good morning to you. hillary clinton in southern california, going to do an event in a few hours, wanting a series of campaign events in california and while she's competing in the golden state against bernie sanders, her campaign also trying to go on offense against donald trump. the clinton campaign out with a new web video saying in 2006 trump rooted for the real estate market to crash so he could make a lot of money. theclinton team also doing a series of campaign activities in battleground states to highlight trump's remarks. trump has been hitting brett , bringing up the clinton scandals of the 1990s. clinton taking a trump's business record tr

alexia springer was found dead in her home in march from an apparent drug overdose ruled accidental. >>> two men involve in a bold shopping center robbery and carjacking are in jail this morning. 24-year-old william franklin was arrested in waldorf and 26-year-old jeff mendesecky. they were arrested after a shoot-out. a passing driver was hit by a bullet. the suspects crashed two cars in their getaway. >> they shot at a police officer. they injured a community member. this is huge. we've taken two violent individuals off the street and we are about to bring them to justice. >> i t everyone, not just for me but for everyone. >> federal agents caught him 200 miles away trying to board a flight in newark, new jersey. franklin was arrested in waldorf. >>> 5:34, the governor in virginia could be in for a tough interview on the show "ask the governor" after taking illegal campaign contributions. the bureau chief julie kerry is here to bring us up to speed on the information. >> reporter: governor terry mcauliffe said he never accepted illegal campaign donations. he faced a crowd at a stop

they are not giving specifics how he knew the victim. 17-year-old from centerville springer died from an overdose. >> and d.c. fight for financial independence headed to house floor. >> and they're getting big support from the height whoys. >> d.c. budget in spirit the whitehouse will veto to -- the house would force the city to once again get congressional approval for the summit. it strongly opposes bill noting the residents of the district and elected leaders deserve to have the same ability as other u.s. residents and elected lead others to determine how to use their local revenues to aid dress dress unique needs. 2013 d.c. residents passed a referendum that allowed city to spend local taxes as it sees budge tote congress for a 30 day review period. the referendum was uphold in superior court in march and then they slashed the city with the latest billing that would prevent residents from passing a freedom bill referendum ever again. the senate will block house republican efforts but if toda today's vote fails owe pope enters say they will insert language restricting city to a mus

heather: dan springer life for us, thank you. jon: coming up in our second hour of "happening now", airport security lines are growing as we get closer to the busy summer travel season. why those long lines could get even longer. and a wrestling legend accused of murder in the death of his girlfriend more than 30 years ago. why experts say jenny's new cup is not competent to stand trial. this is one of the fascinating cases we are going to be looking at in our second hour. and obviously, more politics. heather: never-ending. jon: talking about the problems that both donald trump and hillary clinton are having in winning the support of their party. heather: still six months away from the general election, correct? be on a little less than six months. it's going to be going to the voting booth november 8 p7 as you said earlier, we've been talking about the republican side and problems there and anticipating a contested convention. democrats now facing that the one we are going to see you back here in one hour, thanks for joining us

investigators said 17-year-old alexia springer of centerville died in march after a lethal mix of morphine, oxycodone and evers is accused of selling it to her. >>> primary elections are underway in the state of washington. because of party rules democrats ignore the results. instead, the delegates are determined based on caucuses held earlier this month. penald trump is the only rson on the cannibal lot. republican -- on the republican ballot. in 2006 he cheered for the housing market collapse. >> i kind of hope that happens because then people like me would go in and buy. >> he could bankrupt america like he bankrupted his companies. >> donald trump will headline his first fundraiser tonight in congestion with the republican national committee. that $10,000 a head event is in albuquerque. >>> wusa 9 anchor adam longo has been riding the rails all day long as part of mission metro. >> he hopped on at 5:00 this morning, won't stop riding if he holds off until 11:00 tonight. >> he's going to hold up. >> adam's he's live right now. adam, you've had quite an unpredictable day on the red line