jeff goldberg is live with the breaking details for you. jeff? jeff: we are at second and lead road, right off pershing. the buckingham area. a lot of details evolving. all of this happened at 11:15 this morning. two officers injured in the shooting. we are told that they suffered minor injuries. minor injuries. we do not know the extent of those injuries. we are told a fourth person injured in this situation is suffering from critical injuries . that individual has been transported to virginia hospital. again, this happening at about 11:15 this morning in the buckingham area of arlington. two officers injured in the shooting. still a lot of details evolving and questions about what exactly happened. you see some of that video we are rolling. officers trying to establish the scene, telling people to get back. this is obviously unfolding as we see it here the last 45 minutes or so. still many questions about what exactly happens, what -- what exactly happened, what lead up to the details. just to recap again, two arlington police officers injured,

jeff: jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. kellye: the law does not mean that food trucks will be able to set up shop anywhere. vdot is developing regulations on where they can be. any attempt to move the practice from baltimore would require a change in state law. an official with the american jockey club floated the idea of moving the race from look 02 laurel park. under a 1997 law, the preakness can only be moved to another track in case of disaster or emergency. american pharaoh won the 140th running of the preakness last weekend. a supreme court ruling will cost the state government millions. rebecca cooper explains why the justices struck down part of the state's tax code. rebecca: the dollar cost to the state will be high, even though most taxpayers will not be impacted. if you live in this region and live in one state and work in another, maryland, virginia, west virginia, d.c., and delaware all have agreements do not double tax earners who live in nearby states. but somebody like jacob will save money. a maryland resi

jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: all right. jeff thank you for that. we go to a bit of an update for you on something we told you about yesterday. johnny depp's dog drama. the actor's two yorkshire terrier crystal and boo are back in the u.s. depp is accused of illegally smuggling the dogs in the country on his private jet. australia's agriculture minister threatened to have the dogs put down if depp didn't send them back. they boarded a flight to california today hours before the deadline. leon: so the two little renegades are back home now? how long before they get their own reality show. alison: exactly. leon: animal planet maybe. alison: you'd watch. leon: i would. >> right now i want to see what is happening outdoors for weekend coming up. see what we launch outside. doug: bright and sunny outside. we watch the thunderstorms increase. look at the temperatures. showers continue all afternoon. they are moving east. we are tracking those. we have high pressure off the coves. it will bump warm and humid air. we will have the chances of showers and the

live in the newsroom, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: jeff, of course, abortion is always a big issue in any presidential election. and today, two more candidates threw their hat in the ring for the job come 2016. kellye lynn has a look for the race for the white house and how it is shaping up today. kellye: dr. ben carson announced his campaign today. and former hewlett-packard executive carly fiorina made the same announcement on "good morning america." carly: we need to return to a citizen government. this is a pivotal point for our nation. i think it's totally reasonable to look outside the political class that has been in washington for a really long time. >> i think it's time for the people to rise up and take the government back. [applause] kellye: both carson and fiorina have no political experience oppose same-sex marriage and abortion and embrace a small government. they have to potential to help the republican party attract a more diversion group of supporters in 2016. back to you. leon: not much room left in the race.

earlier this week, i was interviewed by one of your members, jeff goldberg. [applause] jeff reminded me that he once called me the first jewish president. [laughter] now, since some people still seem to be wondering about my faith -- [laughter] i should make clear that this was an honorary title, but i was flattered. as an honorary member of the tribe, not to mention somebody who has hosted seven white house seders -- [applause] and been advised by two jewish chiefs of staff, i can also say i am getting a little bit of a hang of the lingo. but i will not use any of the yiddishisms that rahm emanuel taught me, because i want to be invited back. [laughter] let's just say that he had some creative new synonyms for "shalom." [laughter] now, i wanted to come here to celebrate jewish-american heritage month. because this congregation, like so many around the country helps us to tell the american story. back in 1876, when president grant helped dedicate adas israel, he became the first sitting president in american history to attend a synagogue service. at the time,

jeff: metro riders understand the situation, even if they don't like it. jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. kellye: demolition crews tore down bowie marketplace at annapolis road. a new retail outlet will be anchored by harris teeter. two tenants from the demolish shopping center will return. it is expected to open sometime next year. a national accreditation board has ordered a suspension of all dna testing. brianne carter explains. brianne: at the d.c. forensic lab and southwest, all dna testing has come to a halt. >> at least we know the pathway we need to get to to have a lab we can believe in. brianne: a national accreditation board found major problems at the facility. among the issues highlighted procedures for the interpretation for dna data were insufficient or inadequate. employees evaluating dna without proper training. and different guidelines being used for dna evidence that need to involve more than one person. the mayor ordered a 30 day action plan to fix the problems. mayor: we are looking for a lab that can handle the amount of business we will give them so all of our confi

live in tyson corner jeff goldberg. leon: thanks. a supreme court decision will mean refund for maryland taxpayers to cost the state and the local government millions. today justices ruled 57-47 it's unconstitutional not to allow a tax credit for money earned in other states. i means maryland will issue $20770 million in refunds -- $20770 million in refunds. 7 -- $207 million in refunds. >>> the commander-in-chief tweeted this morning from the new account. @potus. unlike the obama twitter, this is managed by the president only. it already has 175000 retweets followed this afternoon with the answer from the question bill clip top. who asked mr. the handle stays with the office. he said he was asking for a friend. i wonder who the friend is. the answer it turns out it comes with the house. there you have it. what do you know about the storms out there? douglas as we get later in the evening and the heating slows down it will diminish the intensity. nothing severe. splash and dash. rain sun comes out. we have a time lapse. from the army

jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. kellye: jeff, thank you. another sign of normalcy in baltimore, the mall is open. it was closed last monday after looters tore through the shops. mayor: it is such a dramatic difference from where it was monday. i'm so grateful because it shows the resiliency of our city. kellye: not every store has reopened. some have been heavily damaged. no timeline on when all the stores will reopen. earlier, atf agents were investigating baltimore's burned-out cvs pharmacy that was looted and set on fire last monday. the building has been condemned and police tape is still around the site. the atf is offering a $10,000 reward for information about the multiple fires that were set during the riots. baltimore police arrested nearly 500 people in the past week. 486 people were arrested for looting and breaking curfew. police said 100 13 officers were injured responding to the protests and riots. while the extent of the injuries is not known come a few days ago they said that 13 officers were heard to the extent they could n

in richmond, jeff goldberg abc7 news. maureen: meanwhile, maureen mcdonald is also appealing her conviction. no date has been set so far for oral arguments. breaking news from northeast washington. d.c. firefighter is hurt battling a row house fire. this is a live picture from the scene. the firefighters condition is not known. but the crew on the scene says he does not appear seriously hurt. no word on cause of the fire but arson is a possibility. >>> a rockville man got 14 years in prison for orchestrating a ponzi scheme. garfield taylor must also repay money that was invested in his company. the victims were hillcrest children and family center, a d.c. charity helping single mothers. prosecutors said that taylor stole millions of dollars from investors from 2006 and 2010. taylor pleaded guilty to security fraud last year. we are a followup to a story you saw first on 7. the new leader of the university of d.c. is seeing a big boost for the campus. at a news conference today u.d.c. introduced ronald mason jr. to the pub

live in annapolis, maryland jeff goldberg abc7 news. leon: all right. thank you. now show you a phone number that is very, very critical tonight. this is a number being used by amtrak. you can see it on your screen. this number to be used by anyone who has any questions or any information about loved ones aboard the derailed train. amtrak 188. you see the number. 1-800-523-9101. authorities tell us that they need to have anyone who has got information on loved ones on board the train, they want to hear from them to confirm for themselveses who was on the train and two was not. and their whereabouts at this moment. it is important to note how many people use the northeast regional rail corridor here. each day 750000 people ride amtrak between d.c. and eight northeastern states. so that means that the sudden severing of the service sent people scrambling for alternate transportation at the union station. for many people it meant catching a bus. bus lines responded by adding many additional services. others decided to drive. many are trying to find a route out of tow

jeff goldberg's live with the cleanup. ?jeff: people are used to hearing and feeling those blasts, but they say what happened this morning has never happened. a huge rock came through window at this auto parts store. also, shards of glass all over the place. the other thing we have seen all over the place rocks of all sizes. the first blast didn't raise much concern, but the second one -- >> it was like an earthquake. jeff: rattled off a lot more than just nerves. just before 11:00 this morning a blast from loudoun quarries in sterling sent rocks big and small flying into businesses cars, and a home half mile away. surveillance video shows a small boulder coming through the window of the fairfax auto parts store. >> the concussion took out the other two windows. jeff: another huge rock came right through the ceiling in dwight brooks' home. his brother had to get eight stitches. he was sleeping just inches away from where the rock came to rest. >> he was right there, and the debris came down. it could've been more tragic. jef

live in the anna, jeff goldberg -- vienna, jeff goldberg, abc news seven. leon: brandon todd is taking the council seat. laruby may be sworn into the eighth council seat, previously held by marion barry. the engineer on that train says he has no memory of the crash. we will talk with a local doctor that were set a concussion clinic about concussion and memory loss. alison: unbelievable video showing a terrific crash. this is at the indy 500. we will hear from the driver about walking away from that crash without a scratch. leon: we will show you how angelina jolie's proactive approach to health is empowering other women to do the same. alison: four people found dead in a house fire on woodland drive. stay with abc seven and wjla.com there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the types of channels you want and not the ones you don't w, fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv, at a price that's totally affordable. starting at $74.99 per month. get custom tv, including internet and phone.

i am jeff goldberg and i will point coming up. leon: don't forget to sign up for weather, traffic, and breaking news alerts. just log on to wjla.com to pick what you want on your phone. ♪ when you own a small business there's a never-ending list of small things to do every day. appointments... orders... deadlines... every one of them matters. so you need internet you can count on. verizon fios is really fast with 99.9% network reliability because when everything is running right, all those small things you do every day can turn into something big. team up with fios for this great limited-time offer. alison: the so-called "blue goose" is no more. it was the mayor about university building. right wing to get on i-66. today, crews found that the emotion of the building is ready much can we. the universities replacing that distinct of structure with a nine story office building and residents -- residences as well. leon: 92 weeks ago was still there. alison: there are plans to close a small college near lynchburg va. these plans have

jeff goldberg is live with what happened. jeff? jeff: this is just awful. this is willis memorial park where things were unfolding earlier this morning. authorities have taken down the swing where the child was found. a 3-year-old on the swing. just like this one. authorities say that the child was deceased when they arrived on scene. now here is what happened according to the charles county sheriff office. it was just before 7:00 this morning that the officers rived at the park after getting the call about a woman pushing a toddler in a swing for an unusually long period of time. possibly since yesterday. officers immediately noticed that the boy, 3 years old was deceased. the child was transported to the chief medical examiner's office in baltimore to determine the cause of death. now the 24-year-old woman who is the child's mother was taken to the charles county medical center for evaluation. >> hearing about that brings tears to my eyes because, you know, he was young. >> at this point there were no obvious signs of foul play. we have to wait until the

jeff goldberg. abc7 news. scott: we'll check then. thank you. a substitute teacher is under investigation in prince george's county after this video surfaced showing him hitting students with a belt. the incident taking place in brandywine. maryland bureau chief brad bell has what we're learning about the case. brad: the cell phone video is hard to see but it appears as though the man is holding a belt and swinging it against the kids. the sources are telling us the prince george's police are investigating this case. the sources are telling us that charges are possible and they could be filed soon. this is cell phone video taken in the classroom at dwen park middle school. there is something going on with the young kids. we're told this is a sixth grade english class. the substitute teacher come over. you can see him swinging his belt. the young people some seem to be screaming out of fear or whatever emotion. others are laughing. the teacher swinging the belt and saying settle down. we talk to parents and they say what they see is just plain wr

live jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: a close call for a driver this morning. it crashed in a pole off route 50 and trapped the driver inside. the driver is expected to be okay. the crews warned that neighbors may lose power when they go to replace the pole. leon: coming up on five -- "abc7 news at 5:00" -- residents told us they worried what would happen when it started to get warmer. find out why their concerns may be well-founded. alison: plus -- >> we got equi lent, they have the manpower. >> getting ready for anything as the rivers continue to rise. >> do you ever send an e-mail you wish you hadn't? i'm chris papst. we tell you how the prince george's school district sent the e-mail to alison: "7 on your side" with an update tonight. a prince george's county mother who pull her child out of school who said mold in the building was making her daughter sick might have been right. this is a story you first saw abc7 friday. now chris papst obtained a document that the district accidently released explaining how mold could possibly have been in the school. tell

jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. leon: that shooting in the search for suspects and evidence turned i-295 into a crime scene. that made for a major backup for drivers are at the date. stephen tschida exams the fallout. stephen? reporter: this ramp onto 295 from virginia and all down to 95 north to where we are standing now shut down. traffic backed up all the way here. people stuck in the traffic complaining about sitting there. many not know what is going on. we caught up to other motorists that we shot from the chopper seven -- the traffic was backed up terribly. a lot of people pushed onto the side roads trying to get to their destinations to avoid this backup. and that caused problems. >> traffic was gridlocked so i cannot go nowhere. reporter: a lot of people having concern about how they could not get to the destination. also a lot of concern about whether this was road rage or not. just the thought of bullets flying across 295 during the rush-hour had a lot of people unnerved. reporting live, steven tschida ab

jeff goldberg explains what is holding up the rollout of hundreds of new cars. if metro is looking for writer supportive of new trains come it does not have to look far. >> they need to be updated. >> some of the trains are really old, they smell. jeff: they have a plan to purchase 220 state-of-the-art 7000 series subway cars, but it's now on hold as the federal transit at a missed ration is not sold on the idea. the cars would add to a fleet of 520 on order and eight trains currently in service. >> the new ones are really nice. : jeffjeff: but be just cannot be approved without approval of the fta, which say they are still years life on the expected lifespan of the current cars. >> i think they are in good condition. jeff: months after the fatal smoke incident at l'enfant plaza and service problems, metro is dealing with another setback and this is time sensitive. the price of the new 7000's is locked in with the manufacturer, kawasaki, but that agreement only lasts until july. a spokesperson for the fta says they understand metro is under deadline and needs a

in downtown richmond jeff goldberg, abc7 news. leon: the prince george's county sheriff office are releasing the name of deputies involved in the shooting of a suspect. didier and deputy first class anthony bynum shot and killed lionel young in a school parking lot sunday night. investigators say the officers opened fire after young rammed his truck in the deputy's car. it started with a domestic violence call. the deputies now onopoly -- live leave. we have new information on husband and wife killed on the rockwell home on mother's day. they say richard and julian had been in west virginia for dinner but the police would not elaborate on the come whereabouts. they say both victims suffered trauma to the upper bodies. so far no suspects. abc7's diane cho is following the investigation so please make sure you look for her report at 5:00. alison: some public defenders in baltimore are now challenging the mayor's authority to impose a citywide curfew. in court filing the deputy city public defender says mayor stephanie rawlings-blake

jeff goldberg is there now live. he has more for us on justin zemser. jeff? jeff: it has been a day of sadness and mourning at the naval academy. not surprisingly word spread fast of the death of justin zemser. we are told certain events were canceled throughout the day as midshipmen mourned the loss of one of their own. one look at justin zemser's picture gives a sense of the talent and the enthusiasm others saw in him. today, new york his mother suzanne giving a brief statement to reporters. >> the tragedy has shocked us all in the worst way and we wish to spend time grieving with our close family and friends. reporter: seth is a plebe at the naval academy and close friends on the navy football team where zemser played wyden. >> everybody was close to him. jeff: zemser, sophomore and on his way home to rockaways queens when the train crashed. stand-out high school football player and class president of his high school. he had served as an intern in the office of new york city councilman alrich. today, he called z evenmser a bright talented and a patriotic y

in alexandria, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. leon: some maryland commuters are going to pay more for transit. the transit is raising fares. they will pay a dollar more on one-way trip. commuters will see increase from 25 cents to $1.25 depending on the distance they travel. the cost of the daily, weekly and monthly passes will be increasing. fare hikes take effect june 25. up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- we are hearing from one of the girls trapped inside a bounce house that was carried away by the wind. alison: what she is saying about the wild ordeal. leon: "7 on your side" consumer alert for millions of americans with anthem health insurance. what to look out for after the company experienced a security breach. leon: millions of americans with anthem health insurance are learning crucial information has been compromised. consumer reporter john matarese looks at this so people don't waste their money. john: could the anthem security breach lead to identity theft? some people in the d.c. area not get their tax refund? that is

jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. jummy: a man has been charged for a big destruction moments before the memorial day celebrations. the bomb squad detonated a pressure cooker found outside the u.s. capitol building. police blocked streets to investigate, but the concert went on just as planned. firefighters are investigating the explosion that destroyed a prince george's county building overnight. it happened around 11:00 on old baltimore pike in beltsville. john gonzalez is in beltsville with what happened. john: police of been protecting this area, keeping folks away. employees showed up, but they were turned around and told to take the rest of the day off because they're building is now condemned. fire investigators taking a close look at what appears to be a building explosion on old baltimore pike in beltsville at the eaton company. no injuries reported. it does not appear there was ever a fire. the fire chief says there was some sort of a gas explosion. it looks like it back wall and some of the roof has collaps

northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg explains how he did it. reporter: if you're impressed by the rich description and detail you'll want to hear the story. >> i just felt like i could help people. reporter: he is a freshman at marymount university in arlington and could not wait for last month's premiere of the netflix series "daredevil" but after watching found out netflix did not provide aid for the visually impaired for the show which is about a blind super hero. >> you look in the dictionary under the definition of irony and that's right there. reporter: he connected with a group on facebook working on a fix and created a petition of his own. after quickly gathering more than 3600 signatures he got more help from change.org. with speed and efficiency that would impress even the avengers the collective work caused netflix to add the new audio setting to daredevil along with 49 other shows. >> you know, i didn't think my petition would go anywhere. reporter: many people we spoke with here were not familiar with the technology let alone had u

in arlington, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: more bad news for drivers ahead of the busy memorial day weekend. gas prices continue to rise. according to triple-a the national average stands at $2.71. that is up a nickel from a week ago. up 16 cents from a month ago. in virginia drivers are paying $2.48. scott: so are they using it wisely or sitting in traffic? check in with jamie sullivan for details on the commute. jamie: a good question. it's probably the same answer. everyone is sitting in traffic in most spots in the afternoon commute. we are going to start on 66. i want to focus on the commute heading westbound. we have slowing passing with an accident in the clearing stages. we have extra congestion. we move further out, closer to 123. take a look. it is wet. this is really going to add to the afternoon commute today. it is raining. even when the rain lets up you are still going to have wet roads that cause delays. move to the map. 66 the commute heading out. it will average 35 minutes to get from the beltway conti

jeff goldberg, abc seven news. jummy: the maryland couple at the center of the free range parenting firestorm speaking up after being cleared in one case of unsubstantiated child neglect. they are being investigated after they let their and 10-year-old children walk home from parks in silver spring. they say it is their call. >> the constitution clearly protects the rights of parents. jummy: their kids were picked up a second time in april and held for five hours by police. we are told that that case is still under investigation. we have got new details coming in this noon after a terrifying incident. remember the bounce house filled with children and flung through the air picked up by strong winds in florida? one of the girls inside the bounce house hufford it -- suffered a head injury and minor scratches because of 30 foot wide waterspout made landfill that landfall on memorial day. >> at 18 miles per hour you need to shut the ride down. jummy: all three people trapped inside were hurt, but we are told that they

he is commander in chief, and what he told jeff goldberg today in the atlantic he said i don't , think we are losing. he believes in his strategy. at this point, the lack of an alternative, but he still actually thinks they are on the right path means he will not change course anytime soon. mark: hillary clinton, i want to meet you too. coming up, the exciting sequel to our iweb focus group, this time the republican voters. coming up after a word from our sponsors. ♪ mark: yesterday we showed you parts of our democratic focus group in iowa which we do with purple strategies in des moines. tonight, it is the republicans turn. we asked about whether republican can beat hillary and if they are overwhelmed by choices in the vast field? do you look at this whole republican field, all 14 or nine, or however many run, do you look at that field and think that is a pretty good field? , >> i'm a little overwhelmed. there is a lot. there are lots of people. >> i think that it needs to be whittled down and hopefully somebody strong will rise to the top and that is scary right now. i don't see a

live in arlington, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. leon: thank you, jeff. right now we are waiting for a man accused of killing a rockville couple to appear in court. scott tomaszewski has a hearing scheduled in juneau, alaska, in the next 15 minutes. he is accused of murdering his neighbors vilardos a week yeah ago. police arrested tomaszewski on a cruise ship near alaska over the weekend. reporter kevin lewis is monitoring that and will bring us an update. alison: police chief tells abc7 investigators may be at the northwest house where four people were found dead last weekend. for another five days. brianne carter is live at the scene monitoring the new developments in the case. brianne: the chief telling abc7 they are following up on a number of leads. in the last hour they focused on the top window of the home. the chief saying they will look through the digital evidences and computer evidence video and d.n.a. you mentioned they may spend another five to seven days recovering evidence here that they say is a bit more challenging because of the fire. at

jeff goldberg just got out of the courtroom and is live with us now. >> we can tell you we just heard from the attorney who told us there is new forensic evidence that came to light in this case that made this case eligible for a capital murder case. what they done is taken the first-degree murder in the objection charges as well and upgraded them, making this case eligible for capital murder. that's a new forensic evidence and they were not discuss what that is. jesse matthew was was in court today, and grandparents were also in court today. he is being charged in the murder of anagram, she disappeared in december and her remains were found five months later. again, a very interesting development in this case. >> if this does not go to trial and they will seek the penalty. there is always this something that could happen in the interim. >> you never know what could happen but this case will be moving forward. she will seek the death penalty if and when it does go to trial. the next hearing in this case is on june 26. we do expect that jesse matthew will be having a date for trial. af

jeff goldberg with the latest on the investigation. jeff: police removed the swing where the boy was found deceased this morning. he was in a swing like this one. authorities believe that the mother was pushing the boy through the night. >> i just seen cops and police. >> it's just sad. >> officers got a call about a woman pushing her toddler on the swing for a long period of time. >> we think she was there since yesterday. >> they released the 3-year-old boy was deceased. they answered questions before being taken to the medical center. >> it's a very sad case. as a fare of a 5-year-old girl his heart breaks for the young boy. brings tears to my eye. he was young. >> the authorities are not saying much about the mother but that she is not from the area and may have come here recently. they are asking anyone with information to come forward to determine what happened with the situation. leon: virginia department of mines and my rales and energy tell abc7 news that the loudoun quarry took precaution before the blast and even though they

earlier this week, i was interviewed by one of your members, jeff goldberg. [applause] jeff reminded me that he once called me the first jewish president. [laughter] now, since some people still seem to be wondering about my faith -- [laughter] i should make clear that this was an honorary title, but i was flattered. as an honorary member of the tribe, not to mention somebody who has hosted seven white house seders -- [applause] and been advised by two jewish chiefs of staff, i can also say i am getting a little bit of a hang of the lingo.b but i will not use any of the yiddishisms that rahm emanuel taught me, because i want to be invited back. [laughter] let's just say that he had some creative new synonyms for "shalom." [laughter] now, i wanted to come here to celebrate jewish-american heritage month. becasuse this congregation, like so many around the country helps us to tell the american story. in 871876, when president grant helps dedicate adas israel, he became the first sitting president in american history to attend a synagogue service. at the time, i

northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is in alexandria with the latest in the investigation. jeff? jeff: 67-year-old don essex known as a skilled umpire for more than a decade. the league president says he passed all animal criminal background check and raised no suspicion about his alleged behavior off the field. >> devastating that this person would be engaged in that behavior. >> according to the charging dock don'ts last week essex responded to invitation on a social networking site from an undercover officer to offer his fictitious 9-year-old daughter for sex. a chat followed where essex alleged sent 13 photos of child pornography as he and an officer arranged a time to meet. essex also told the officer he was sexually active with young children in his family. each of whom knew to keep quiet about the abuse. authorities identified him through a phone number and through facebook and arrested him last weekend. >> as a parent it's completely shocking. jeff: maureen has a son and daughter playing and they will keep playing. >> this is not representative of the league or expe

jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. alison: as you mentioned, that shooting left interstate to 95 closed or just about four and a half hours. leaving plenty of people stuck in traffic. we will have more on the part of the story coming up at 5:30. leon: as for that police involved shooting, it started with an officer confronted a car full of robbery suspects. we do not know why that officer started shooting, but the car took off once it did. the four people inside bailed out, leaving -- leading police to the 4100 block -- and silver hill. three of the four suspects are in custody. they came at the end of a deadly night in southeast. the mayor and police chief just wrapped up a press conference at some of the violence. jennifer tomlin is alive right now. -- live right now. reporter: a goes beyond being caught in the crossfire. we had four shootings last night in southeast. live on the scene, you can see chief cathy when you're getting ready to leave. they just wrapped up her press conference. for shootings within a 2.5 ho

northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg was in the courtroom today. he will have more on the arguments coming up at 6:00. leon: developing now the food and drug administrator is proposing new rules to end a ban on gay and bisexual men donating blood. critics including the american medical association and the red cross say the lifetime ban is discriminatory and outdated. all blood donations have been tested for aids and hiv since the mid-1980's. today's announce. begins a 60-day comment process. alison: coming up at 5:00 -- >> for the first few months i'll use my ears more than anything. alison: he may be young but he has a plan. find out how the man poised to be the youngest mayor in maryland history plans to address his inexperience. leon: later a husband and wife attacked in their northern virginia stand take the stand against their attackers. >> they are calling it the biggest current construction project on the east coast. it's ground breaking was today. i'm mike conneen overlooking 395. coming up what the project is and what the drivers should ex

jeff goldberg and stephen tschida are in d.c. monitoring the impact there. let's start with brad bell here in philadelphia. brad? brad: leon, i'm in the middle of a crowd right now waiting for the ntsb briefing that we expect to start at any moment. just beyond, though the police officers beyond the building the searches continuing at this hour to make sure that there are no more casualties, no more survivors, no more victims at that train wreck. the mayor described how they expanded their perimeter expanded their search area. a lot of people with lucky to be alive tonight with terrifying stories to tell. jeff cut her is one of the -- jeff cutts is one of the lucky one bruised but alive to tell the story. jeff: we were going around the curve and i could feel the train lift and go off the track. that was happening you could tell it was out of control. brad: he was in the second car behind the engine flipped upside down. beth davis in the third car and she remembers her emotion when the train stopped tumbling. beth: just being glad that you are like it

tonight our guest very exciting, from a show called "the goldbergs," actor jeff garlin. ( cheers and applause ) first, now that hillary clinton and several republican candidates have thrown their hats into the ring the 2016 election season is finally in bloom, like a beautiful flower that costs billions and billions of dollars and ultimately smells like ( bleep ). ( laughter ) the election season flowers is really one of your les-desirable flowers. and even though there is still an ungodly amount of time before the election, rrptz focused on mostly big-picture issues. >> would you attend a gay wedding? >> if a same-sex couple invited you to their wedding, would you go? >> if you had a loved one or friend getting married in a same-sex wedding, would you attend? >> the question is would you attend a gay wedding? ( laughter ). >> jon: if you can't handle these questions, how are you going to handle putin asking you to go to a gay wedding? how are you going to handle that? ( laughter ) yeah. this election is going to boil down to who do you trust to pick up the phone at 3:00 a.m. and r.s

i said if it's like musical chairs in the music stops, jeff garland was there from the goldbergs and curb your enthusiasm and we miss you. it's time for a turn in the chair for you. >> great to see you, congratulations on the book. >> thank you. >> developing now, we have impressive pictures out of montgomery county pa a pipe burst and sending a geyser of water into this neighborhoods. this started just before 2:00 this afternoon. montgomery county dispatchers say the geyser is well above the power lines and it's set about 20 or 30 feet high. you can see it incredible imagery and we'll keep an eye how they get it under control. we're back after this. ♪ [music] ♪ jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat e

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please give a warm welcome to the very funny, jeff garlin ladies and gentlemen! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> thank you. thank you. an honor to be here. all right i'm going to tell you a story. i hope you dig it. so, i'm at the airport. going through security. ahead of me in line is an old black man and he puts his bag on the security thing and goes through and the security guard, the lady says "excuse me, who's bag is this?" "that's my bag." "yes, you have too many toiletries." "no, i need my cream. i need my lotion. i need it with me at all times." "yes, but you have too much." "no, i have the right amount." [ laughter ] "i love my cream." i love my lotion. i need it with me at all time." "well you're more than welcome to check your bag and your creams and your lotions will be waiting for you at your destination." "you must think i never flown before. my bag will be waiting at my destination for me with my cream and lotion? that's crazy talk." well, so now it's not escalating at all. okay. it's "cream," "no," "lotion," "no.' and i'm just standing there like an