will be the first time after an investigation of allegations of sexual harassment. >>> the arlington ard approved its 2018 budget it calls for higher property taxes to help increase budget for the public schools as well as metro and affordable housing. if you are a home owner in arlington county you should expect to see higher tax rate 1.5% the new budget is more $1.24 billion. they also have a new land lease for elementary school that will replace existing parking lot. will open in september 2019 and will have pretty unique features like a create an outdoor theater. >> wow. >> will accommodate nearly 800 students. >> i want to see that. >> yeah. >>> how will university students use their skills to help a lot of people in need. pharmacy, medical, dental and social work students hosted the bison without borders health fair yesterday, it was the third year in a row for this event. more than 100 under served people received health care screenings and help signing up for health care. >>> we're learning more about that small plane crash we told you about yesterday. the pilot took off from

if you stay closer to town the arlington festival of the arts saturday and sunday. the middle 60's.aturday is the brighter of the two days. the period of rain on sunday. lower 60's. the ten-day outlook from the upcoming weekend and the unsettled weather, it will clear out for next week. back to middle 70's. you are watching "abc7 news at 5:00". back after this. it's league night!? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. bowl without me. frank.' i'm going to get nachos. snack bar's closed. gah! ah, ah ah. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. q: welcome to the "7 on your side" wall of justice. tonight we have an accused abductor. and a guy police say killed a woman. metropolitan police say elliott starks pulled out a knife and stabbed a woman multiple times and left her for dead in southeast. the d.c. police are looking for jones, accused of beating and robbing a woman. calvert county police w

. >> spring brought a series of the sightings of the riders around arlington. this is west of route 50. police believe they headed to alexandria and across the wilson bridge to maryland. >> this is a significant and a difficult problem. >> dan murray says that the department is working with the authorities in d.c. and the prince george's county to try to stop the problem of the illegal a.t.v. and the dirt bike that has persisted for years. the same is true for baltimore. murray says it can be a big challenge to stop and identify riders, most of whom try to elude police. >> i'm scared for the community and the danger the folks obviously have no regard for life. i am also scared for them. >> there will be more. >> that is what worries david briggs who lives in arlington and has seen them on the road before. >> we need to take it off the street. >> they are doing a lot of things to battle the problem and they can't make it public but they are battling. if you come up against them, don't confront the riders. call 911. >> a courtroom filled with shock after a judge p

. >> you know, when we miss, this is good news, the arlington food assistance center, they get $100. stay with us on facebook to get a list of the charities, and the month and who it will be. the nats are on 9 tomorrow. headed out to the game, cool early. starting in the mid-60s, low 60s at lunchtime if you're going out for a bite before the game. light jacket, and we will finish strong climbing over the 70-degree mark, and easter sunday, not bad for the services, and 6:29 on sunday, and should be low to mid-60s, and 81 by midday, and warm easter sunday, and the chocolate will be melting, and then make a shower by evening. a better chance the showers will hold off after dark for most of us. nice evening out there dew point of 41, and the south, south easterly wind at 8. we will not drop off that much. tomorrow, up to 74, and cool along the coastal areas, and the 80s to the west, and they are moving in our direction as we head into sunday, and there's not much going on. the front here, lifting to the north and east over the there's clouds, and this is mid- 50s there at 7:00 a.m. in the

at the arlington draft house.man. >> i would but then i have to pay more taxes. >> okay. >> thanks for being here. >> my pleasure. >> welcome back to dc. holly over to you. >> happ thank you both. coming next from the funny guys to fun home. the star of the new tony award rue you musical are here with the true story behind the hit play and a special perfo we'll be right back. ♪ >> we continue to celebrate the life and legacy of prince. little purple -- raspberries ray -- as we are row beret. talking about different shades of color was on my pipe. we're talking about fun home ground breaking tony award winning best musical based on a memoir about growing up and coming out in a dysfunctional family and for the next few weeks fun home will call the national theater home. we'll have more on the true story behind the hit play in just a moment but first though we are getting a sneak peek at what audience which is expect. here to perform the song ring of kings -- keys from fun home, please welcome welcome al leso who pla

i needed a 4-degree guarantee today, but that is good for the arlington food assistance center. we will give them $100 like we do every time we miss. tomorrow i'm forecasting 77 for my 3-degree guarantee. tonight we're watching a couple showers, some heavier ones out to the west, lightning and in under, flood warning on the ohio st southeast and as it moves east it's loses some oomph. it's the that hard towards areas to the north. around hancock it will be there in a few minute, around 11:31, oakland west virginia and clear springs by 11:57. a couple showers in the cells, moderate one near libertytown headed towards westminster of temps mainly in the 70s still at this hour with a few 60s out there and 50s in the mountains. so the front will come through slowly and until it passes we've got that shower threat. we might see a yellow alert go up tomorrow morning. we'll start at 4:25 here, so tune in early, but by midday here comes the front, showers here midafternoon well south of us and drier air builds in for tomorrow night, tuesday and first half of wednesday. we have a chance o

the arlington festival of the arts saturday around 60. few showers later. heavier rain on sunday. take you to the ten-day outlook. tomorrow is 64. lower 80's on thursday and friday. there is the weekend. by next week back to 70's. we're back after this larry: scott taylor is live on how to help you. scott: hey! we want to talk about the unique volunteers. look at them. they are in the call for action command center with the "7 on your side." they are taking your consumer issues. if you have a lady the started it all is right here. good afternoon. shirley, first of all, let's talk about one of the big concerns in spring. people get taxes back and they want to do home improvement. what are the tips to give people to make sure they get the right deal. >> they haae to do shopping around. they have to know who they are dealing with and the contractor they will get. they need estimates. make sure you understand the contract and what is specified. suppose you are having a deck built. you want to know the wood or the composite material. what is used in it. the comp

they will kneel -- feel there is no rean by the arlington public schools among the concern that the seriesin nature. the story touches on the important topics the content is graphic in nature. we do not encourage viewing it is critical for the children and the youth to process this with a trusted adult if they watch the series. >> you might do it yourself. >> some kids, they are afraid to say something. what they seed on the tv, they might think it's okay. >> fairfax and montgomery county schools are sending out warning letters. in arlington, richard reeve, abc7 news. alison: "7 on your side" with a consumer alert as pepco tries to expand the infrastructure for the electric cars in the nation's capital. there is a proposal to launch a pilot program for the electric car owners that would offer them discounted rate and the other amenities. in up to ten apartment or the condo buildings and the public chargers around town. larry: air bus wants you to have a whale of a time on your next flight. they will decorate the next generation of the oversight cargo planes like whales. employees were aske

open our nbc washington app the new traffic patterns in place right now. search i-395. >>> new at 11:00, arlingtonounty is getting a brand new elementary school. when it opens it will have unique features. the school will have a gymnasium wall that opens to the outside to create an outdoor theater. that's nice. arlington county's board unanimously approved the permit and land lease agreement today. so the school is going to be built next to thomas jefferson middle school on old south glebe road slated to open in september of 2019. >>> howard university students helping bridge the health care cap here in the district. students held a health fair at central union mission today. more than 100 homeless men received comprehensive health scare screenings and students helped them sign up for health care prp this is the third year for the bisons without borders health care. good job. >>> honoring the legacy officer. killed during a chaotic shoot-out. friends on the force organized this basketball tournament in his honor to raise money for the scholarship fund. teams from maryland, d.c. and northern virgin

it happened yesterday inside the arlington county detention facility. so as soon as we hear a few more details before this broadcast ends. >> erica, 6:30. a falls church woman is back in the u.s. after being detained by egypt for three years. >> now she's headed to the white house this afternoon after the trump administration helped bring her home. she is going to meet with the president today. the robert f. kennedy human rights center thanked president trump for helping negotiate her release. she was accused of abusing children through an organization she founded to help kids. she was found not guilty. the acc zbruls this morning we're monitoring a report at the president's estate. the meeting happened last week. according to the herald, white house press secretary sean spicer has since confirmed the meeting but spicer says it was simply coincidence that the former presidents were at president trump's estate. >>> a big morale boost now from one bush to another. president george w. bush visited his father, president george h.w. bush thursday. bush 41 twe

try for now saturday, i would recommend if you're heading to the arlington arts festival in clarendonweekend, i would definitely go on saturday, good and ifoking you're running on sunday morning it could kick off at 8:00. want to dress warm and dry. one to two inches of rain, beginning to wrap up monday of last -- next week looking pretty dry and seasonable. sounds like things are starting to you busy for you, julie? julie: we have got our hands full, a number of accidents on the road for those traveling on the greenway. tractor-trailer took out part of the guardrails. right side of the roadblock right now. definitely something to watch out for, costing you time. rubbernecking delays headed east. virginia, groveton road, police are still on the scene of this accident. coming out of maryland into virginia by way of the wilson bridge, stalled vehicle quickly cleared over to the shoulder with a six minute commute from the bridge towards lindor and street and all lanes are now open. a car took out a utility pole, affecting the commute at brandywine. again, the left side of the roadway is

the arlington festival of arts takes place on washington boulevard to transform to art lover's paradise displaying the works across the show. it will have hand crafted apparel and decor. the caps are playing tonight. that means the chris brown concert that was supposed to be tonight moved to the next date sunday. whatever you do, i hope you do something to make you happen. if i'm kidd o'shea. have a great weekend. brian: welcome back. we get in the afternoon and we have a thunderstorm warning expanded to 5:15 in northwest d.c. there are cells to the south at the western half of prince george's county. this is bethesda. you can see the dark skies there. we have a warning in effect for d.c., montgomery county as this is moving east/southeast. there is lightning here to langely park. this cell is moving east/southeast at 30 miles per hour. heavy downpours and the frequent lightning. the biggest concern is the wind gusts. could gust up to 60 miles per hour. but coming to congested areas on the north of the beltway. people in the commute will be impacted by the heavy rain and the winds. talk

an american soldier in world war i whose grave was in arlington and he was looking out to it at the arlington national cemetery, and his aide said told him the man's grave was in wisconsin. but reagan was not dissuaded by that. he said it was a good story and many of his stories it turns out come from movies that he saw. which seems just as credible as any other source of information. one of his favorite stories was of a young gunner on a bombing plane who shot and fatally wounded, and the pilot says to him, "that's all right, son. together."e it down and without stopping to think that if in fact that happened and the plane went down and crashed, there would be no way of knowing what one man said to another man in the final minutes. [laughter] it turned out this was a line of dana andrews' movie that ronald reagan had seen. but what he did do, particularly the carter presidency and , there is much good to be said about jimmy carter both during and particularly after his presidency, but it was a time of limits. of gloom. as you were suggesting, harold, reagan was an inspiring figure, that was

the arlington art fest take place on saturday and sunday. more than 100 art ilingts will showcase works including glass paintings, jawlry and boughtry. there will be plenty for sale and it's tree free to attend. head to washington dlvd and i north highland streets. >> and your performance lineup on friday, chris brown at the verizon center and pat magee at the bornz and saturday sarah silverman mgm national harbor thiter and another event i like to mention. >> what is that? >> national math fstival at the convention center saturday. >> math festival. >> for the smart kids. >> i always say not for those of us that got into tv avoid the math. >> there's a reason we went into this. >> yes. and for little guys out there they're encouraging kids to attend and free and on to the bl interested in math why not. >> there's a lot of skills out there celebrate it. there's skill sets needed today once pro efficient in math. >> you won't find that on this couch. >> no we're too old to learn new tricks. kids keep learning. >> on the way trade in the class

the globe unite for science. and a big intersection in arlington closed for several hours. and it was rainy to start the weekend, but looking like a better finish. the news starts with breaking news. nancy: a fire at the skyline plaza condominiums in fairfax county. brianne carter has more on this breaking news. we have firefighters from fairfax, alexandria, and arlington counties. this is the complex where this happened. firefighters responding your a of the fire because scope of this building. itefighters are telling us was a big fire on the seventh floor of this complex. believed by residents to be contained to just one unit on the seventh floor. what we also know is one individual was transported from the scene, no word on this civic injuries related to that at this point. residents who live in the building that they heard the alarm go off. not asked to evacuate or that sort of thing, many just came out to see what was going on and make sure their neighbors were ok. we are now being told one person has been transported t from the scene. the cause remains under investigat

the confederate monument at arlington national cemetery is a highly gendered and racialized statue of household leavetaking in the formation of the southern army. most of the war units grew out of communities, and the departure motif, which was a , motif offered sculptors and , opportunity to celebrate a romantic ideal of organic citizenship. some models challenged the soldier statue as a model of organic citizenship and white citizenship. most important was augustus in austin, which recalled the most amos black unit of the war. the confederate monument at arlington typifies the romantic ideal of the nation as an organic entity, a racial entity, but the shaw memorial is in a lightman ideal of a contractual citizenship than anyone could enter into. the 54th was not a community unit. the soldiers came from north to south. , then this composition republican inheritance william , james's dedication confronted the social darwinism that had recently become so influential. co-opting eugenic reasoning, he argued that centuries of peaceful history could not breed the battle out of us, and our

the same in the district. in arlington 25% of the population is hispanic. >> when you started what would you say were your biggest obstacles and your biggest challenges? >> i came back from corporate and you take it for granted. on the outside every business looks very successful but now that i have been in the trenches fo behind that success there's many, many hours and sacrifice and time away from your family. so behind the business, people think that money comes immediately and that is far away from the truth. what comes very is shortly is the satisfaction that you know that you're doing your best every day of the week and that you're making a difference and that difference starts really coming into nature when you're having an opportunity to provide employment to others and create economic development so people sometimes think that having a business means a lot of money. >> yeah. >> we're going to take another quick break and we'll continue our talk about the expo. stay with us. >>> welcome back. what are the main thin

police say they start in the district and work their way across the key bridge to arlington county. phone video shows these riders and pass maneuvering through the roadways. there is them. pull over to safety. record video and send it to police to help them catch the criminals. >>> and it's time to get you cut up on your weather headlines. i'm sue palka. tonight will be cooler. there will be high thin clouds overnight but won't prevent from his falling into the 40's in the suburbs overnight. get ready nor that. it will be a little bit of a chilly start tomorrow morning. a lot of the kids heading back to school after a wonderful spring break. we will have a lot of sun tomorrow. tuesday is really looking like a terrific day. a bit of a temperature adjustment without the rain, we should see temperatures coming in in the low 70's. today, we started in the 70's, got chilly as the rain came on through, those clouds didn't break until later. all things considered tomorrow should feel like a nice day to you. and then as we look toward wednesday, looks like a lot of clouds roll in and there

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illegally on the road in arlington. they were first spotted traveling east on route 50 around seven o'clock last night. they then passed into alexandria. alexandria county police say they lost sight of the pack on southbound route one. both arlington and alexandria county police want to hear from you if you know anything. happening now - the greenbelt an this morning for safetrack surge 14. green line riders will have to take a free shuttle bus to get past the work area. the line between greenbelt and prince george's plaza will be closed until april 29th. and that's just phase one. the greenbelt station will stay closed for another three weeks for phase two of the track work. starting this morning - the university of maryland will be running a special metro express shuttle to help students get around safetrack. buses will stop at multiple locations on the college park campus from seven a-m through eight p-m. the metro shuttle will run through friday, april 28th. the college park station reopens that weekend. happening to

the first dinner was a gathering of the men of the white house press corp at the arlington hotel and itting president, coolidge, attended. 20 years later, bob hope became one of the first celebrity performers. since then, it's been attended by the who's who of hollywood. the most notable guest is always the president of the united states. but this year was noticeably different. >> you know this is not the appropriate year to go. >> it's no secret that president trump has a tumultuous relationship with the media. >> i called the fake news the enemy of the people and they are. even these really dishonest media people, the world's most dishonest. but i have never seen more dishonest media than frankly the political media. >> while he has attended as a private citizen, in february president trump announced he was skipping the annual dinner. members of the administration also staying away. instead, the president spent the night at a campaign style rally in pennsylvania. >> a large group of hollywood actors -- [ crowd boos ] and washington media are consoling each other in a hotel ballroom

the first dinner was a gathering of the men of the white house press corps at the arlington hotel in washington. it wasn't until thr years later in 1924 that a sitting president, calvin coolidge, attended. 20 years later, bob hope became one of the first celebrity performers. since then, the dinner celebrating the first amendment has been attended by the who's who of hollywood. the most notable guest is always the president of the united states. but this year was noticeably different. >> we're just, you know, this is not the appropriate year to go. >> it's no secret president trump has a tumultuous relationship with the media. >> i call the fake news the enemy of the people, and they are. >> even these really dishonest media people, the world's most dishonest people. >> i've never seen more dishonest media than the political media. >> while trump has attended as a private citizen, in february president trump announced he was skipping the annual dinner. members of his administration also staying away. instead, the president spent the night at a campaign-style rally in pennsylvania. >>

good morning. >> reporter: that's right, wis dollar really excited to be out here at the arlington scienceme. we're so thankful for to you come and talk with you. >> thank you. >> tell us about your partnership with responsibility.org and why you want to emphasize healthy lifestyle for kids and not underaged drinking. >> i think it's important for them to realize and for us as athletes as their advocates they really look up to us and it helps them so i think today i really got the message across. they listened really well hopefully they'll take that home tell their other friends. >> to watch you interact with the students and the great questions they were asking uh-uh gave honest feedback. your answer was so spot on. >> thank you. i feel like you don't have to drink with your friends because i'm an athlete so it is different rather than another typical 20-year-old they want to explore and stuff but i'm in the gym all the time. >> it's different. >> how does it feel to be such a huge role models for young boys and girls trying to find their way. >> i'm still learning. i think it's a progres

one such case out of the university of texas arlington led tode. shocking details of this tragic story are straightahead. stay with >> martha: big story tonight in a title ix case out of texas as an obama era rule meant to protect college students takes heat for doing just the opposit opposite. a new federal lawsuit points to a young man who was one quarter shy of graduating and then ended up tragically taking his own life. trace gallagher takes us through this disturbing detail live from our west coast newsroom tonight. >> title ix has been law in this country for 45 years and ensure it prohibits sexual discrimination in any school or college that accepts federal funding but in 2011 the department of education under president obama issued the now famous and dear colleague letter, which reinterpreted title ix and dictated precisely how colleges would adjudicate student on student sexual assault allegations. for example, investigations and rulings will be limited to 60 days. instead of clear and convincing evidence, colleges would use a preponderance

we don't know if these are the same people who rode into arlington. millionry investigators from alabama were in st. mary's county in maryland today. they were trying to figure out why the army helicopter crashed on the golf coring. one crew member was hurt and two others were hurt. earlier day we spoke with a a million reporter about the investigation. at this point we know very little. we have essentially eyewitnesses accounts it's also telling that the army is describing this as a hard landing. typically what that means is that the pilot was to some degree in control of the aircraft at the point that it wentd down. so they were maintaining some control than just a spiral or a dive. the names of the board the helicopters have not been rerhys e lease. less than two weeks ago you may recall an f16 jet crashed feet away from some nearby homes. incredibly no one was hurt, the pilot managed to safely parachute from the jet. investigators are still trying to figure out what went on. well, did you procrastinate. on this tax day why does it take so long to d

we believe the arlington county site is at the scalia school of law affiliated with george mason and elling people is that you may see a lot of police cars and fire trucks around the law school. the drill will be going on inside the law school, and don't be alarmed. it is just a drill. but what they are planning for, they tell us, is a complex coordinated terror attack. and this drill will be going on all day apparently going to be very realistic. involving police, fire and ems personnel as well as volunteer actors posing as victims. this is being coordinated by the metropolitan washington council of governments and the maryland national capital park police, and they're basically telling thus they want people to be aware that this drill is going on even though they're not telling us precisely where these locations are, because you'll see a lot of police, fire and simulated terror attacks that look real but it's just really a chance for the first responders to get some practical training in light of what's been going on around the world, guys. >> all right. bob, thank you very much. >>

the time lapse. camera in arlington. the friends in washington, ryan miller, look at the showers working across the lens. 50 degrees currently. we want to show you the rain totals today. impressive. arlington, boston elementary school. almost an inch of rain fallen there. cooler to the west. our friends in rappahannock. they are 49. but they picked up a half an inch of rain. fauquier county, 49, .4 of an inch of rain. .3 of an inch for southern maryland. the clouds are here. when we get the north/northeast wind flow, it socks us in. the temperatures held back. low 50's, annapolis, leesburg, winchester. it's just cool, damp and raw. rain comes in waves. there are times that it's dry. then more rain filters back in. 66 westbound. if you are heading home there are showers from fairfax. 123 toward mclean and tysons. few more through fairfax. if you are heading home through 70, 270 to 340 and 50, brunswick and showers on and off today and the coming days. in fact the storm system to the south will meander north. there are peri

that part of the problem is supposed to be fixed by this morning. it has affected a lot of people in south arlington and the columbia pikes corridor. we'll post an update when things are back to normal. make sure to follow nbc washington on your twitter. >>> off to another cool, rainy start to your day, but the end of the week is shaping up nicely, chuck. >> absolutely right. four thing to know about the next four days. number one today, steady rain coming in for the morning and much of the afternoon hours. tomorrow though cloudy, most of the rain will be coming to an end corner. 80s on thursday and feeling like summer by the weekend. sheena has your whole ten-day forecast coming up. >>> president trump backing down. what he's apparently prepared to do in order to avoid a government shutdown. >>> and we're looking into a story about an investigation underway at a northern virginia school. what a group of students that may have shared that fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in

thank you for your leadership over the last three decades to i practice at arlington and live in allen. i have a few questions for you skilled legal immigration. rep. barton: ok. >> i am using specific terms because of not trying to discuss immigration.f i came to the united states when i was 21 years old. right now i am 30 years old. i pursued my masters and doctorate and practice for the last seven years. , andecialty is pediatrics my question for you is what is your take on current skilled legal immigration system? anduse i was born in india i have seen a lot of people who joined companies and practices before me because they are born from other countries, they got the green card, and a lot of people who joined with me are citizens now, and my green card has been pending from 2011 december to be precise, and current estimate is showing it will take another 45 years to get my green card. rep. barton: because you are from india and there is such a backlog of applicants. bills consistently introduced by congressman chafe it's from utah from 2011. ultimately that bill is not getting any

the city. with sunny days still to come. reporting in arlington, scott -- scott abraham, sports. p the good times rolling. nancy: this is great. i love it. i come to town. i'm not taking responsibility for it. not bad. erin: it's all you. i'm giving you the credit. nancy: thanks, erin. coming up, they are called "dreamers" and a lot were protected unde administration. larry: when we come back, reaction from the current attorney general after one of the first people in the program was deported. nancy: another breaking development in the shooting in paris. this just coming in. isis has claimed responsibility for the attack on three police officers. we have the latest on this coming up at on three police officers. did you know slow internet coming up at can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today.

final: 7-6 san diego bob melvin and the a's down in arlington to face the rangers. the as. in the second... nomar mazara hits a grand slam to extend texas lead by 8. kris davis hits a homer in the fourth but it wasn't enough. final: 10-5 texas general manager john lynch sent a message to all the players this afternoon of only having high character players in the organization after releasing tremaine brock. the former niner cornerback was arrested by santa clara police over a domestic violence incident. police found that his girlfriend had visible injuries. brock posted bail for 50-thousand doallars. he refused to talk to anyone after leaving santa clara's county jail. by making this cut... the niners will need to restructure their draft board being that brock leaves a huge whole in the secondary for this upcoming season. round 2 of the masters.... (shot of flags flying) --another windy day at augusta, so the conditions not entirely ideal spieth birdie) --but jordan just fine...masters entered the day 3 over, but is now in distance.birdie to drop he finished four sho

jonathan: following the recent death of a moped rider in arlington, others are coming forward to expresse area on the crime. jeff goldberg has more on what the riders are saying. rough ride jeff: there is concern. earlier today we saw the crews replace the street sine knocked on the side following the crash on saturday. we don't nope if potholes had anything to do with the crash but the moped riders say the temporary potholes like that are causing major scares. bill truly enjoys riding around arlington on the yamaha classic. until he ceases the potholes like these. >> danger i need to avoid. jeff: on his daily commute, he says he is constantly dodging bot holes create -- dodging potholes created by the sewer or the water main. >> they have a tendency to sink in the pavement. there is a dip. it knocks you out of control. jeff: 40-year-old man died after crashing in a street sign near the 395 south exit ramp. the cause sunday investigation but the roads were slick from the rain. witness say a rider ran a red light. and it's unknown if the potholes caused the crash. >> hour focus is keeping

oakland will open a three game series today in ( mark ) the a's down in arlington wrapping up their threenaea got the start for the a's he was looking for his first win of the year. he got rocked in the second when joey gallo hits a 3-run blast. the rangers third baseman finished with 5 r-b-i's in the game. manaea eventually settled down and struck out six in the next two innings. but after loading the bases in the six, gallo hits a two-run single put the game away. rangers win 8-1. oakland will open a three game series today in kansas city against the royals ( mark ) the oakland a's are getting training their players and fans on how to take bart to the game. the released this bart training video to help everyone get to the game. ( mark ) the final round and the masters was a classic ... at augusta national... beautiful weather on this sunday... and how about sergio garcia... 18 years after breaking onto the national golfing scene with a 2nd place finish to tiger woods at the u-s open... he finally wins his first major...that's his fiance in the backgriund cheering his final putt... at 37

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. >> even bringing the women to his beloved hometown of arlington. >> welcome to iowa. >> but the townabout 400 people living in just one square mile, was a tough sell for many women. though he proposed to whitney bischoff. >> will you marry me? >> the two eventually split. soules returned to his rural roots and posts pictures of of what he calls farm life in god's country. now he will have to stay there, he has been forced to surrender his passport and wear ankle monitor. he can leave the state with a ce up to five years in prison. >> very serious case. >> quite a fall from grace possibly for him. >> maggie, thank you. >> when we come back, the hollywood couple put in a nine figure bid for a new house. >> yeah, "the skinny" is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> something like that. >> i don't know what dance move. >> something like that. she does. just seems as if. i don't know. she is getting information. she is getting all her bank account information. jay-z as well. a-list couple hoping to buy mega mansion. >> page six reporting the couple put in a bid for what is called the most lavish home in l.a. t

but the d.c., arlington and alexandria district said they got none. white house says they are looking into this. we ran into a man rusty having a great time. >> what did you think? >> i loved it. >> it was cool. >> my egg was cracked open. >> oh, no! >> it's kind of wet. the air is all wet. >> because it's raining. >> yeah. >> the kid was sopping wet but having a great time. coming up at 5:00, a one-on-one with sean spicer and his take on how the day went. reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. jonathan: that kid had the best name. rusty dilly. thank you. on the subject of firsts, justice neil gorsuch taking the bench. oral arguments including religious liberty. it's been a year since the nation's highest court had a full nine justice panel following the death of antonin scalia. coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- have you ever seen clear coffee? >> how you can get a caffeine fix without staining your teeth. jonathan: patriots day means one thing. boston marathon. we have the sights and sounds coming up. michelle: we have more pictures that were sh

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the stars." from arlington, iowa, please welcome my man chris soules. [cheers and applause] what up, brother? >> how you doing? >> good. >> good to see you. [cheers and applause] >> what's up, you ol' redneck? what are you doing? >> just living the dream. >> living the dream? you are living the dream. what have you been doing? obviously, you know, things didn't quite work out on "the bachelor," but you have gone back to iowa, gone back to the farm. it's good that you went back, and you're back working, i know, but what about love? have you found love yet? >> [sighs] you know, i've been so busy that love has taken a back seat for a little while, but, you know, i'm looking, and--but i'm traveling a lot and trying to keep things going at the farm as well, so-- >> i know it's not from a lack of letters and people online chasing you down. >> [laughs] yeah, we've got pounds of letters from women all over the place, even moms sending letters to try to get--you know, get me to date their daughter, pictures, and people actually show up at the farm occasionally. >> so you have the moms writing you abou

the last three decades. i'm a doctor. i practice at arlington. live in allen. i have two questions for you about illegal immigration. -- skilled legal immigration. i'm not trying to discuss with you the other part of immigration. i came to the united states when i was 21 years old. ight now i'm 30 years old. y specialty is pediatrics. my question for you is what is your take on current skilled legal immigration system? because i was born in india. i have seen a lot of people who joined companies and practices before me because they were born from other countries, they got their green card and a lot of people who joined with me we me are citizens now. my green card has been pending since 2011 december to be precise, and the current estimate is showing that it will take me another 40, maybe 45 years to get my green card. rep. barton: because you're from india and there is such a backlog of applicants from your country. >> there are bills introduced by congressman jeffers from utah. he has been doing it since 2011. ultimately that bill is not getting any kind of vo

if you see potholes that you think create the particularly bad problems to call arlington county. rry: they all have ways to report the potholes that need to be repaired. >> 7 is on your side. toyota recalls 250,000 pickup trucks. the rear wheels can lock up and they can use control. itcos 2016-2017. >> approaching 100 days in office, president trump says u.s. will not withdraw from nafta yet. part of his platform. the president think renegotiations would will be successful. >> michael flynn was warned about accepting payment from the former government when he left the pentagon in 2014. >> i don't get it. >> the clearance last reissued in 2016 be the full knowledge of the activities that occurred in 2015. >> the white house blamed obama administration for giving him the clearance. today they asked the army whether the retired general broke the law for failing to disclose payments from russia and turkey. >> they arrested the man with knives near parliament. this is a month after a killed four people. >> 29 people were killed when the show covered a mountain hotel in january. six peo

john glenn the first american to orbit the earth was laid to rest in arlington with full military honorsthe flag on his coffin was presented to his widow, annie glen. this would have been their 74th wedding anniversary. the former marine pilot, astronaut and long-tile senator from ohio died in december at age 95. >>> heartbreak tonight in one of the biggest stages in all of sports. the top-ranked golfer in the world and tournament favorite dustin johnson has suddenly withdrawn after slipping and falling down stairs injuring his back. on his way to the first tee, johnson realized that despite his intention to play, his back wouldn't let him. >>> a spectacular view of jupiter in all its glory. it was taken by the hubbell telescope and shows the famous red spot and bands of swirling clouds. jupiter is at its closest distance from earth this year, 415 million miles. >>> when we come back, remembering a truly funny man with his unique and unforgettable sense of humor. er. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&

the first pitch in arlington at 12:05 this afternoon. oid being swept in san diego. the first pitch at 1:30 at petco park. the warriors are back in action against the jazz, last night kd returned to action. >>> 39 games with a knee injury, kevin durant returned. steph curry was resting what was described as a knee contusion.o. the much anticipated return of kg wasting no time in announcing his return. a baseline reverse. i'm not a doctor, but i think his knee looked fine right igugala, the steph curry resting, it is all about durant right there. throwing it down. the bench had 53 points. it goes past clay beats the puz ebuzzer again. the warriors win their 14th straight, 123-101. here is kd after the game. >> i definitely could have played better. i knew that would happen, i need to get back, everything else sounds great, right? rebounds, defense, it all feels good. just a matter of knocking down shots. >> madison bumgarner usually solve problems, but not last night. there is a young fan enjoying seeing him. in the bottom of the second, d

final: 7-6 san diego bob melvin and the a's down in arlington to face the rangers.ht for the as. in the second... nomar mazara hits a grand slam to extend texas lead by 8. kris davis hits a homer in the fourth but it wasn't enough. final: 10-5 texas general manager john lynch sent a message to all the players this afternoon of only having high character players in the organization after releasing tremaine brock. the former niner cornerback was arrested by santa clara police over a domestic violence incident. police found that his girlfriend had visible injuries. brock posted bail for 50-thousand doallars. he refused to talk to anyone after leaving santa clara's county jail. by making this cut... the niners will need to restructure their draft board being that brock leaves a huge whole in the secondary for this upcoming season. round 2 of the masters.... (shot of flags flying) --another windy day at augusta, so the conditions not entirely ideal (shot of spieth birdie) --but jordan spieth managed just fine... the 2015 masters champion... entered the day 3 over, but is