people, hail victory. jonathan: disturbing new video showing not see salutes at the reagan building over the weekend of a white nationalist group. alison: also, a photo snapped at a popular d.c. restaurant, opening the floodgates of reaction, too. the holocaust museum is speaking out and we want to warn you that many people will find this offensive. tom roussey reports. this video from the atlantic shows people giving nazi salutes during the national policy institute conference in d.c. group president used hit ler era references. incendiary to us. by the closing speech, most of the press had gone. the group has visit met at maggiano's little italy restaurant to apologize. this salute picture was taken of former mtv star tia tequila. she is a vietnamese descent but calls herself a maggiano's said the group used a false name to book the room. they posted on the facebook that it was extremely offensive and will donate to the antidefamation league, which tries to counter messages of groups like this. we reached out to the donald trump transition team for response to what happened at the

weather is coming to an end. jonathan: meteorologist steve rudin is here with what we can expect. any better tomorrow? steve: it will be better. alerts that we had tonight have canceled out ahead of schedule. a few showers right now. around the capital beltway, it's a dry and the skies were clear beginning tomorrow. tomorrow, you will need the sunglasses, i guarantee 100% through the day. the temperatures into the lower 50's. we have a strong cold front that promises to bring the coldest air of the season by the end of the week and for the weekend. more on that coming up in just a few minutes. alison: stay connected whenever there is bad weather on the radar, with the forecast at your finger t ips using the weather app. jonathan: police have arrested a united medical center worker, charged with first-degree sexual abuse. the incident happened sunday morning at the hospital in southeast. no word on the circumstances, just what the victim was a with each other at the scene of a house fire. tonight, two prince george's county firefighters have been indicted for a fight last december. as

special tributes jonathan: details on the search for a killer after a woman was murdered in a condo complex. michelle: this happened on 18th avenue in adelphi and the police are asking for help as they search for answers. jonathan: tom roussey just spoke to the victims family. tom: very upset, trying to figure out who would have done this. this started at 9 a.m. dent went down the steps to go into a laundry room, but when she went through the door, she found her friend dead. the family identified her as 29-year-old ashley solano. she grew up in the area and they want to know who would have done this to her. the police spent 11 hours this memorial day investigating and evidence, eventually bringing k-9 units like this one and a state police bloodhound. the neighborhood, but the focus of the investigation was the laundry room. >> they would just hang out and do whatever they want in here. tom: residents say it is a notorious place. >> there are always kids down there doing drugs. tom: condominium residents said off-camera that the victim had a three-year-old son. she found the body of

jonathan: first, another smoke incident on metro. smoke-filled a tunnel and shut down the gallery playstation in the middle of rush hour. re left riders we stranded in delayed, the dangerous incident happening just as metro is working to make the rail safer. we gotn new's channel 8, word that the green and yellow line are back online. before that, you cannot take the green or yellow line from the station or a few other stations along this route, creating chaos the last four hours. >> it's really inconvenient. >> today was chaotic. it's a metro. tim: this is why they are angry. cell phone video shows smoke engulfing the station. this was one of the thousands of riders. bus.ried to call uber or a tim: the fire department transported one person to the hospital for smoke inhalation. >> we got out before anything worse happen. tim: metro tweeted shuttle service was available and to expect delays. >> we sat on the train for a little bit. did not move. they basically told us the train was out of service. tweetedro also alternate routes. frustrating, and there is a whole group of people i

christians. tonight, a vigil for the vision comes -- a vigil for the victims and dupont circle. jonathan: a very emotional evening, a small group of supporters gathering and dupont circle, holding signs and candles to show solidarity with the victims. a few people pull stories about how the attack affected them, preaching togetherness. one speaker said what the most was the number of children who were targeted and killed. >> of the 60-plus victims that were killed, about half of them were children. and hearts across pakistan are silent right now as families are burning their dead and mourning. people don't know what the future holds. people are afraid. jonathan: most supporters say they were there tonight to raise awareness for an attack that most people may not even be aware of. jonathan elias, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, jonathan. reports of a person trapped inside of a house on fire in gaithersburg. alison: jay korff just arrived on the scene. what can you tell us? alison and leon, literally just got here seconds ago upon the scene. behind me, this row of townhomes, the smoke pouring

. jonathan elias has the latest. jonathan: this is a scary situation, it being described as an emergency. the national guard is going door to door dropping off bottled water. the city's tap water has been contaminated with lead. this started last year when flint started processing water from a river to save $19 million in the process. immediately there were complaints about bad tasting and foul smelling water. could this dirty tap be tied with a legionnaires disease outbreak? deathst 87 cases and 10 in 2015 are now under investigation. the city has switched back to using water from lake huron, but the pipe system is still damaged and it may be months before the water is clean again. jonathan elias, abc 7 news. leon: what a mess. uping up -- car sales are these days, but how do you avoid buyers remorse? a surprisingly between color and value. alison: and a health alert for people who love chipotle. leon: dramatic video from oklahoma city, the ending of a high-speed chase were officers had to use their cruisers to stop a man driving the wrong way on a highway. 100 milesveling up

jonathan: children lured by ice cream and sexually abused. alison: a woman is in custody come accused of enticing kids with food and then forcing them to perform sexual acts with her. jonathan: jay korff has the latest. jay: we would like to show you where these events took place in the event that a viewer could help investigation. clay place northeast, just east south of benning road, north of east capitol street. the people who live along clay aace in northeast d.c. are in state of shock after hearing the allegations from the police that suspect sexual predator lived in their midst. >> it's a terrible story. there are a lot of kids here. horrible. june, they say a 42-year-old woman who lives on this block brought three juveniles into her apartment by offering them popcorn and ice cream. once inside, she locked the door and sexually assaulted them. says he knows of a different juvenile who was asked by the s he and others are having a hard time understanding the alleged evil that once looked along clay place northeast. >> that is sick and crazy. who would do that to little ki

7 on the story. jonathan: the other top story we are following tonight come a suspected drunk driver plowed into parked cars and then try to run away. michelle: the whole thing playing out at 3 a.m. sunday morning in falls church. that is where jay korff joins us with the investigation, that you will see only on 7. jay? jay: michelle, you are looking at one of the four vehicles that was hit in the chain reaction crash. we will carefully walked to the front of this vehicle, and look at this. is wedged under the front of the victim's. ,his is the front right tire sheared off the suspect's car. the police say that hector claimed that he fell asleep driving down sleepy hollow road in falls church sunday morning, causing him to slam into four parked cars. >> my first thought was i could not believe i witnesd what he called a spectacular crash. thehe speed was such that rear of his car was elevated up off the road by the force of the impact. he was leaving a trail of sparks off the road. i had not yet noticed at that time that he did not have a front right tire. jay: he suspects that the s

barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: mike rogers has been forced out. while no reason was disclosed, the remaining transition team members, including vice president-elect mike pence met in new york today. congressional democrats urged the president-elect to rescind his appointment of stephen bannon as a top advisor. >> by placing him a step away from the oval office, what message is people afraid to be a woman of color in america? >> the president will be judged on the results of the administration. jonathan: dr. ben carson said he has no interest in a cabinet position, but he is willing to help the administration. alison: montgomery county is working to stop hate. the county agreed on a including undocumented immigrants. this after a series of disturbing incidents, including swastikas in a bethesda school bathroom and a banner with graffiti in silver spring. >> apparently, some people think they are authorized now to say things and do things they would have thought twice about doing just a few weeks ago. alison: the latest data shows that minority now makes up -- minorities now make up

. jonathan elias is standing by with more on this. the man spoke with abc news today, and one of the questions asked about his firing was, are you surprised? >> to be honest, i don't know that is the response i would have. i think the general election is a very different kind of campaign than the primaries. understanding that people want to change the way the campaign is run, that's fine. jonathan: sources tell abc news the trump's children fueled effort to get rid of him, but he said he had a good relationship with him and he does not see that changing. is accused of firing him months ago -- refused to fire him months ago campaign manager had manhandled a reporter. in another person said, " ding dong, the witch is dead." some turmoil in the trump campaign right about now. presidential polling shows hillary clinton leading the race for the white house. university poll puts clinton in the lead with 49% to trump's 41%. lead amongtrong female voters and an advantage among minority voters. trump has the advantage with male white voters. clintonhillary and bill welcomed their second grand

time. jonathan elias has more on the story. jonathan: her cycle, -- her stalker and the hotel will pay big time. andrews awarded erin $55 million. she was seeking $75 million. this happened at a hotel in nashville that at the time was owned by west end hotel. barrett posted the video of erin andrews changing her clothing on the internet, 17 million people solve that. she testified last week about the effect on her life. she says she now booby-traps her hotel room so she can tell if anybody has been inside. erin: they could have just called me and said this man requested a room next year, is this ok, and i would have called the cops. we could have stopped it. jonathan: said that barrett requested the room next to her hers in the hotel argued that there was no way weren't -- there was no they could have known what he was up to. the jury decided the hotel management company share the blame, finding at 49% at fault. andrews said she was honored by the support of victims from around the world. jonathan elias, abc 7 news. alison: thank you very much. healthur side with a alert, and new i

launching lawsuits. leon: jonathan elias has the developments. jonathan: today the mayor of full it met with president obama -- the mayor of flint met with president obama. the state is under investigation because the city changed its water source from lake huron to the flint river to save money. officials are accused of winning five months before warning the public about dangerous levels of lead. >> i let you down. you deserve better. i'm increasing the support from the michigan national guard starting tomorrow to ensure that every home in flint gets visited as soon as possible. jonathan: president obama declared a state of emergency. have filedm families three separate class-action lawsuits. the epa is defending its handling of the crisis. they blame michigan officials for failing to work with federal regulators. it is a mess that is not getting better. jamie foxx has been hailed for a real-life rescue. a man was speeding in los angeles when his car flipped over and burst into flames last night. officers say that two witnesses jumped into action. according to his spokesman, jamie foxx was

officer's father is talking about what his son has been through in the past year. jonathan elias has that. jonathan: he is not too happy. the judge a edward nero. he had opted for a bench verdict rather than a jury. next up is the administrative review which will determine whether nero should be punished and what the punishment might be. with the court case over, officer nero's father is lashing attorney carolyn mosby's handling of the case. a higherre held to standard, which is fair, but they also have the right to be treated fairly. mosby did not do that. she rushed to judgment. protests erupted last year after gray died from injuries he sustained after dying in the back of the police van. the next trial of officers caesar goodson is in june, he faces second-degree depraved-heart murder charges. jonathan elias, abc 7 news. steve: a few scattered showers right now. in the next half hour, walked the dog a last time, take your raincoat. we have some showers lingering the next few hours. not adding up to a lot. they should be it through tonight and tomorrow. are you ready for a change? suns

to avoid the sweep i the phillies. jonathan papelbon gives up a deep fly ball. harper gets turned around. two runs scioore. the phillies complete the sweep over the nationals. baltimore, the orioles broke out the offense. chris then manny machado it's a grand slam. the orioles showing off offensive fireworks. baltimore beats the white sox 10-2. and today's final note, the nba playoffs, the atlanta hawks eliminate the boston celtics in game six, 104-92. and the goal at the veracity or is still under review. as of right now -- oh, they just told me, it's a goal. it's a goal. the washington capitals take game one. go on social media, get on twitter, game one goes to the capitals. alison: break the crop top and celebrate, leon. leon: guess which airline added more nonstop straight-shot flights hey, d.c., than any other out of reagan national last year? here's a hint. no? here's another. their colors are yellow, red, and blue, and they save you tons of green. still nothing? that's okay. just go to southwest.com for the answer. on this airline, everybody wins. sfx: clap, clap, ding