arrested a suspect they say is responsible for a couple of shootings, deadly shootings across suburban maryland this morning and another last eveningism police say they have taken him into custody. they say he shot his wife last night. they say about 11:00 this morning the shooter killed one and injured two at a mall. shortly after they say the shooter killed a woman at a grocery store across the street from here. police say they saw a car in the shopping center. matching the description of one seen at last night's murder. police say they spotted tortile here. police say they're trying to figure out a relationship between the suspect and victims today. >> we don't know of any connection. that's still very early on the investigation. that's something we're looking at. >> a federal official tells fox the suspect in custody worked in law enforcement for federal protective services. an agency responsible for guarding federal property. the official says in march protective services placed him on administrative duties because his wife had took out a protective order against him. this is the same shop

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. >> anderson's dress is one of several items being prepared in the suburban maryland warehouse.xhibit called musical crossroads. together, they'll tell the rich story of african-american music. ♪ ♪ it tells the story of marian anderson and her impact and links her to other singers like miss denise graves. >> graves' gown will be rotated with the outfit anderson actually wore at the lincoln memorial. ironically, it was donation of the gown given to her that helped the museum find the 1939 outfit. >> it's miraculous because i didn't think that anything from that concert existed. let behold an outfit that she actually wore. >> graves seized the gift of the gown as a link to a legacy, and she knew she had to pass it on. >> it just came through me, just like music. it doesn't belong to me. it passes through me, and i was charged to be the one to shepherd it to its rightful home. >> of course, we're expecting denise graves to be right there with many other big names for the grand opening of the museum september 24th. the president will cut the ribbon and it will be quite a star-studde

anderson's dress is one of several items being prepared in this suburban maryland warehouse.ll be part of an exhibit called musical crossroads, together they'll tell the rich story of african-american music. ♪ >> it tells the story of her impact and also links her to other singers like miss denyce graves. >> reporter: it will be rotated with the outfit anderson actually wore at the lincoln memorial. ironically it was graves donation that the gown given to her that helped the museum find the 1939 outfit. >> it's miraculous because i didn't think anything from that concert existed. holding the outfit she actually wore. >> reporter: graves seized the gift of the gown as a link to a legacy. and she knew she had to pass it like music. it doesn't belong to me. it passes through me. and i was charged to be the one to shepherd it to its rightful home. >> now, we expect denyce graves to be right there with many other big names for the grand opening of the museum set for september 24th. the president will cut the ribbon that day. and you can take a look mind the scenes of the museum in

arrested a suspect they say is responsible for a couple of shootings, deadly shootings across suburban maryland this morning and another last eveningism police say they have taken him into custody. they say he shot his wife last night. they say about 11:00 this morning the shooter killed one and injured two at a mall. shortly after they say the shooter killed a woman at a grocery store across the street from here. police say they saw a car in the shopping center. matching the description of one seen at last night's murder. police say they spotted tortile here. police say they're trying to figure out a relationship between the suspect and victims today. >> we don't know of any connection. that's still very early on the investigation. that's something we're looking at. >> a federal official tells fox the suspect in custody worked in law enforcement for federal protective services. an agency responsible for guarding federal property. the official says in march protective services placed him on administrative duties because his wife had took out a protective order against him. this is the same shop

selective service office in suburban maryland, seized hundreds of draft records, and burned them in thearking lot using homemade napalm. as the "new york times" recounts, all these years later when the police came, the trespassers were praying in the parking lot, waiting peacefully to be led into the van. berrigans and their accomplices inspired the larger anti-war movement and the brothers were eventually convicted of destroying government property and sentenced to three years in federal prison each. both brothers went on the lam, earning them a spot on the fbi's ten most wanted list and the cover of "time" magazine. they were april helpeded with daniel serving 18 months in prison. following his release he kept doing the exact same work. leading demonstrations, getting arrested, using civil disobedience to protest war, racism and nuclear proliferation. he was an inspiration to advocates, social justice, generations of catholics, including my father, a former jesuit sell fairian among them. he was a poet, a teacher, found a place in our pop culture, the radical priest of the paul simon

police swarming the car of a murder suspect moments before his arrest in the parking lot of a suburban maryland shopping center. the arrest late yesterday ended a two-day shooting spree that left three people dead, including the suspect's ex-wife, and three more wounded. today, 62-year-old eulalio tordil was charged. he was a federal police officer and evaded police for 20 years before resurfacing on friday. >>> additional u.s. marines are now in place to help secure the embassy in baghdad. video of recent protests that have gone on for months in baghdad led by shiite cleric muqtada al sadr. protesters were able to break into the parliament building. now a map of the green zone, a u.s. defense official tells fox news more than two dozen marines have now arrived in the green zone at the request from the u.s. ambassador for a rapid response protection force at that facility. >>> more on that story. the combat death this week of u.s. navy s.e.a.l. charles keating in iraq comes at a crossroads for the american military's presence there and in neighboring syria. tough realities are being confronted

it's suburban maryland right outside washington. we know all park facilities were on lock-down and schools expe expected to be released on time and some in various situations they were keeping the kids safe. where do things stand now in temps of the public being -- in terms of the public being able to go on friday afternoon. >> reporter: as a parent in this school district we all received text messages and phone calls the schools were on lock-down and kids would stay in school and we got the recorded message saying they were being released from their schools with the exception being schools in that general vicinity where the sect shooting went down and where they found the suspect. as it relates to activity in montgomery county this afternoon, it has been raining cats and dogs today. there won't be a lot of outside activity but the schools have been released for today. >> that will be reassuring news for all those parents, tom, i'm with you. i've gotten those text notices myself. it stops your heart. the pictures we're looking at on

he often uses the golf course at andrews air force base in suburban maryland. that's where he was.sidents prefer that sometimes so they don't create a ruckus or disruption at other golf courses and they have the privacy of a military base. vice president biden apparently was on the complex and was in no danger all the while. we're going to hear if not from the white house, our first briefing may be from the u.s. park police. all of that on the other side of a break. hmmmmmm..... [ "dreams" by beck ] hmmmmm... hmmmmm... the turbocharged dream machine. the volkswagen golf gti. part of the award-winning golf family. if you've gone to extremes to escapetry clarispray.ergies. new, from the makers of claritin. with the #1 prescribed ingredient. and nothing is more effective at relieving your sneezing, runny nose and nasal congestion. return to the world with clarispray. >> we're back, we want to show you the scene. this is within walking distance of the white house. the gentleman in black is a photographer with the, i believe with the uniformed secret service. see if we can drop that ban

suspect accused in the series of deadly shooting in suburban maryland on friday will be held withoutnd. that's just coming in. after making his first court appearance today he's accused of shooting three people at a shopping mall on friday. one of the victims died. a short time later investigators say he went to a nearby grocery store where he shot and killed another woman in an attempt to steal her car. he was arrested friday after being spotted eating after that in a fast food restaurant. he's also accused of killing his estranged wife. that happened the day before allegedly on thursday. >>> battle over bathroom rights heating up in north carolina today. the state announcing it will sue the u.s. justice department. leaders trying to defend house bill 2 which bans people from using rest rooms that don't correspond with their biological gender at birth. >> the civil rights act of 1964 does not address sexual orientation or what we now call lbgt rights. only addresses gender and the federal government has no say in telling private property owners how to construct or utilize or maintai

suburban washington, dc. montgomery county, maryland, specifically.e been shot and at least two died in three separate shootings and police say two of those shootings are in fact connected. they have a suspect. 62-year-old lilio tortle. you see a photograph of this suspect right there. joining us now, cnn's evan perez who's been monitoring what's going on. tell us what we know about this individual. >> wolf, we spoke a little while ago about another shooting that happened on thursday outside of a high school in beltsville, maryland and in that case, alalio tordel is believed to have shoot his wife and criticaled someone to try to come to the aid of his wife and now prince georges county believe he could be connected to the two shootings that occurred across the border in maryland. we have a statement from the federal protective service which tordale was an employee of and they could confirm he is a law enforcement officer with the federal protective service and say in march, fps placed him after a protective order was issued against hip am and placen

northern suburban shopping malls in maryland saw someone who looked like him driving a car that lookeddri driving, silver car west pennsylvania plates. bates on that, we're told the assumption is that these all may be linked. we may here at 2:00 whether they will make that more official. that will depend on ballistic te tests, whether they can do those quickly enough, i would doubt. nonetheless, there have been several things that have happened as a result of this. schools in the area have been told to lock their doors and not let anyone in. two reasons for that. it's the usual response when there's a shooting like this and the gunman is still at large and the victim in last night's sh t shooting did have some connection to the school district, we're told. there's that as well and some other county facilities in this same area of northern washington, d.c. suburbs in maryland, in montgomery county have also been given similar orders. they're very much looking for this person. a federal official told us he was put on administrative leave earlier this year, a couple of months ago, after h

and suburban b maryland that it happened to aat family there.re gettingng phone calls gi telling them that a loved oneovd has been kidnapped. sometimes they hear screaming ig the background, and basically,l, the phone scammers are demandinn money. mo they call eight virtual vtu kidnapping. they're demanding money.e they don't want the person toert get off the phone.f thphone they want them to wire themwiret money much the call comes fromeo an unknown area code. and basically they're playing on people's fears and to agitateogi them so they don't take the timm to call police, call their chi child's school to find out ifhoi indeed this has happened.appe they try not to get the victim c in the exam off the phone.he pho they try to keep you on the yhe phone and get to you give themet money. we don't know if any of these cases any ransom quote unquote o ransoms were paid. but the authorities want you tot know about this because they know of these few case cases soe the two here at george mason happening earlier this month bub they presume it's happeni

the captain, maryland, suburban washington and law enforcement trying to connect the dots essentially of multiple shootings over the course of the past two different days. two people have died, three separate shootings. one yesterday outside of a high school in a parking lot. two today, one outside a mall and one near the giant supermarket chain. again, two people killed. could they be related? sounds like from the police captain they believe, yes indeed, they could be. where's the person doing this? let's bring in jus tn correspondent evan perez and law enforcement analyst art roderick. evan, obviously the question, where is the shooter? what jumped out at me is they do believe all of this is related. >> that's right, brooke. now they believe he is responsible for six shootings in all, the shooting of six people in all and now three people dead. two today, one is a male who tried to come to the -- one of the two people who tried to come to the aid of someone outside the montgomery mall. there is at the mall three people shot. one male is dead. another male is in critical condition an

of his estranged wife last night in the parking lot of a high school in suburban washington, in prince george's county, maryland two shootings in the neighboring montgomery county, maryland, and also two shopping mall parking lots and one person was killed in each of those locations. the estrange ed wife killed las night and three shootings in this last two days but police haven't said whether he is responsible for all three but they were searching for him since last night, since the first shooting at the high school, and we're going to wait to hear from them in a short time to see whether they now believe that he is responsible for all three shootings. they had yet to say that conclusively. that will depend on hard evidence, ballistic evidence, most likely, comparing the rounds fired in all three shootings, but it was their working assumption, i can tell you, although on the record we're saying that was under investigation, it was certainly we're told, their working assumption all three were connected because of the fact that witnesses from today ae's shootings da shootings -- >> we have go to a news conferenc

maryland. one person has been shot dead, another wounded at a high school parking lot in suburban washington, d.c. the shooting happened on the campus of high point high school in beltsville, not far from d.c. early indications are from local police that a man in his 40s is among the victims. police say that shooting stemmed from a domestic-related incident. >>> now to the theft of a van used to deliver meals to people who are home-bound. >> meals on wheels van was stolen this morning in fremont. the thieves crashed the van in castro valley with video from sky7 hd of the scene late this morning. vic lee talked to one of the volunteers who tried to prevent this from happening. >> reporter: james vargas' fellow volunteers and staffers at meals on wheels are calling him a hero. and rightfully so. he didn't even think about the risk to his own life when he took down one of the carcarjack. this is how it ended. the meals on wheels van upended off highway 580 in castro valley. this after a police chase from fremont. the two carjacking suspects seen here were put on gurneys and transported to a hospital

maryland. county council members are considering new target response times and they would be tailored to stations depending on whether the station is urban, suburbanroyal. the fire chief hopes new goals will help areas of weakness and reach a bill could go before the council next week. >>> meanwhile this next story is going to hopefully start a little early. we got facebook live going on. >> that's right. and you can get a little behind of scenes. >> absolutely. we're talking about sleep and your commute in in next story. >> and this is something that affects every. scott macfarlane gets behind the wheel for this iteam report. ♪ >> reporter: it's a frustrating, mind numbing fatiguing part of our day. especially for jerry bennett. the day we rode along, bennett's morning commute from triangle to fairfax began with a 5:00 a.m. wakeup call and cup of coffee. he sets aside two hours each morning in case traffic is particularly bad. >> i don't think i could get more than four or five hours a night. >> reporter: and he has morning early rn data. it found long distance commuters in both states are getting an earlier start. at 5:00 a.m., on i-95 north at

maryland. this is where late this afternoon police arrested a man suspected of fatally shooting his estranged wife and then killing an injuring several other people in a wild suburbanrime spree. it all began on thursday afternoon. when an on-going domestic dispute turned deadly. >> bruce gordon has the very latest on the violence he's live in our newsroom tonight for us bruce. >> reporter: the good news the man believed to have been responsible for all of that carnage is now in police custody but not before a series of shootings that actually began yesterday afternoon. 62-year-old eulalio tour dill being taken into custody outside a super market in aspen hill, maryland around 3:00 o'clock this afternoon. tour dill is a federal protective service officer who had been stripped of his department issued gun and badge back in march after reports of domestic abuse. police say the deadly violence began thursday afternoon when tore dill confronted and then fatally shot his estranged wife gladys in high school parking lot. then wounded a man who tried to intervene. this morning about 15 miles from that thursday scene, police say tour dill fatally shot one man and wounded an

maryland. tragic shootings that have resulted in a couple of deaths. michelle: also two injuries. send it out to horace holmes who is live at sur burr been a hospital where -- suburbanospital where some of the victims are being treated. horace: three victims brought here. one of them passed away. i can tell you that there is a police presence here at the hospital. we have learned from chief manger of the montgomery county police that the police have been able to at this point interview two of the victims. that is good news for oneof hearing that one of them, the men who intervened in listed in grave condition. he is healthy enough to speak to police, that is at least a ray of hope. the other victim is the woman who was confronted by the suspect in this case. she is listed in non-life threatening conditions. i'm sure police are getting a lot of good information from her. that is the situation here at su sur been a hospital -- suburban hospital. horace holmes, abc7 news. scott: thank you. log on to wjla.com to sign up for breaking text alerts from abc7. you can be aware of all of the developments as that occur. scott: major league baseball will move two games that wer

maryland. council members are considering new target response times. the times would be tailored to stations whether it's you are pan, suburban or rural. the chief hopes new goals will help the find areas of weakness and reach emergencies faster. a bill could go before council next week. >>> nats star game suspension last night. he decided to sifrn that one game suspension he had for rupg out on to the field when he shouted row fanities at an umpire. harper sat out the night cap last night and the nats ended up losing 7-1. >>> all this cold weather is haven an affect on your favorite glass of vino. many of the primary buds on the grape vips tie during freezes in early april. that means vineyards are relying on secondary buds which produce much less fruit. for example one vineyard estimates it lost 35% of its started crop. they hope the next couple weeks will actually be dry and warm and hopefully that will help what is left of their crop. that would be a crisis. >> a huge problem. >> national crisis. personal crisis. >> definitely. we need to get the grapes where they need to be. >> and we had a cold night and now we're waking up to a