court records indicate battles over child custody, child support and medical support. neighbors here say none of those battles were apparent in the neighborhood just a single mother and her son living together quietly. now their death is being investigated as a possible murder suicide. the crime scene technicians back to the house for a second round trying to dot all the i s and cross all the t s about what happened here. thank you, scott. new tonight, the man who jumped the white house fence last night tells his side of the story. anny hong just spoke one-on-one with the man . what did he say to you. reporter: he said it is a cry for help. he is very desperate that he can t find a job in this economy. he is upset being charged with not only a second felony today here in court of contempt of court. he was taken into custody last night by the secret service when he jumped the white house fence last night. that prompted a lockdown of the white house. and even closure of p
problems with domestic violence with her ex-husband, according to court records both in court several times over domestic violence issues, she lived here all alone with her son. she was also a local psychiatrist. we know that she had a practice in nearby bethesda. after getting a search warrant late last night, the police spent the entire morning investigating the home, but they are not saying how the murder suicide occurred and if anyone else is involved. john gonzalez, abc 7 news. the man who jumped the white house fence last night appeared before a judge today. james crudup made it on to the north lawn of the white house last night but did not get very far before he was tackled by the secret service. natasha barrett has the story. compared with what happened yesterday at the white house james crudup did not say much in court. he stayed quiet looking down the entire time as the judge talked to him. secret service agents pointing guns at the man who jumped over the white
and a deadly shooting rampage, police show up at a warehouse and opens fire. tonight, new details about what may have sparked that workplace violence. we begin tonight with the mess at a metro station. i m shawn yancy. and i m brian bolter. the problem this time, smart trip card readers creating long lines and frustrations in the evening rush. and it may be connected to the fair hike. bob barnard is live with more, bob. reporter: brian, metro officials haven t given us the exact cause of the troubles tonight, but having just raised its fares, metro seems to have given its customers another reason to be angry. the crush of metro riders at the malfunctioning soggy bottom fare gate still a frustrating mess toward the end of the evening commute. i couldn t use it where i was supposed to use it. i don t know what s going on. reporter: the log jam caused by customers trying to use their smart trip cards and getting nowhere fast. it wasn t opening. i was getting ready to