has identified the man as from pennsylvania. the secret service said he was thenpublic area, approached a restricted checkpoint. he had a gun and refused to drop it. >> we heard a gunshot. >> i turned and there was a gunshot. then he was on the floor. i told my family, the guy got shot. >> the officers were running with guns, machine guns, saying get back. tom: this picture shows him on the ground, a secret service agent on top of him. they also found a car believed it is with ammunition inside parked nearby. >> we started running. tom: this person from loudoun county shot this video of the aftermath. he was showing his family from pakistan around d.c. when he saw the man getting shot. >> i said this is not normal. tom: the secret service says they yelled at the man to drop the gun and he refused. the witness we spoke to said the first loud noise they heard was the gunshot, then they heard a lot of yelling after. the president was not here at the time. he was golfing. here, secure, was but the lockdown eventually lifted. now things are pretty much back to normal around the white house. live in northwest, tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: now a terrifying scene that you first saw here. >> he was barking at me saying, ma'am, i have your daughter. leon: a phone call that your child has been kidnapped. we told you about this scam earlier this week. it is happening in new places, and tonight a victim is speaking out. she has a warning for everyone. richard reeve has what you need to know about this. richard: just imagine that you are that mother, how terrifying has been kidnapped. for a full half hour, she had no idea this was a scam. [phone rings] >> hello, this is susan. richard: it began with a phone call. >> i hear crying, mom, mom. richard: she was convinced it was her 17-year-old daughter. then a man's voice. >> he was barking at me, i have your daughter. another she grabbed line in another room and called 911 and put the phone on speaker. >> i said, you kid that my daughter come your holding her for money? richard: the man kept demanding money. she jumped into her car and went to a grocery store. >> she was screaming and yelling. richard: she emptied out her bank account as a store manager called the police. >> she said that somebody kidnapped her daughter. richard: the security officers at the school. if anyone had approached me and asked for money. i said no. officersuntil arriving told her, susan had no idea that she was the victim of a virtual kidnapping scam. >> in a call like that, assume it is a scam, but handle it like it's serious. richard: this is the third case just like this one in fairfax county since the beginning of the month. the woman said she spoke out because she does not want other parents to go through what she had. richard reeve, abc 7 news. unbelievable, rich, thank you. the other big story tonight, metro is cleaning house. the firings are part of a major effort to make your commute say. jonathan elias has more and where the axe dropped. 20 metro managers let go tonight according to a memo obtained by abc 7. considered senior managers, a third worked on the rail side of things. this is part of an effort to streamline for accountability and efficiency, and it comes just days after metro g.m. paul wiedefeld met with all 650 managers telling them to make safety a priority or find another job. this may not be the last of the firings. paul wiedefeld said he is still reviewing possible redundancies in positions. they are making service adjustments as crews rushed to make important repairs. stay with abc 7 for continuing coverage of those repairs and the conveniences -- and the inconveniences they may be causing. steve: wet weather on the way tomorrow. tomorrow at 9:00 in the morning, most of the heavy rain is off to the west, winchester, woodstock, warrenton. then over the district in outdoor plans, you may want to consider. it will stay wet tomorrow night into sunday. the temperatures only in the upper 50's tomorrow. the daytime highs in the lower to middle 80's. i will to you exactly when coming up. the searchht now, continues for further evidence from egyptair flight 804 which crashed yesterday. today, searchers found floating including luggage that was on its way from paris to cairo when it went down. think theuthorities crash was the result of terrorism. however, now there are reports smoke in as detected bathroom near the cockpit shortly before the crash. >> this is a major clue as to what happened. offt this point i will come the bomb theory and say this was have found nothing suspicious in either of the pilots' backgrounds. they also say that none of the names of the passengers appear on any terror watch list. leon: d.c. residents come together to try to end the violence in their community. dozens turned out for a peace rally in deanwood northeast. five people were shot within three hours monday, including three in less than 30 minutes. one of those incidents happen in northeast, the others were in southeast. the police are following up on leads. alison: it's a problem we all have on occasion, we lose things, but it's a bit different when what is missing was bought with tax dollars. as watchdog investigator chris pointfound out, at one d.c. could not find $20 million worth of stuff coming colluding one big item. d.c., buys a of things with city tax dollars. to track it all, every few years the financial officer does an inventory check. this is one of those years. the i-team obtained a list of what the district cannot find. 670 items, worth $20 million. and are a list of computers photocopiers, office equipment, but there are more interesting 18ms, including 49 pianos, worth upwards of $30,000 apiece. coolers, a pizza oven, and a slide. most fascinating item may be -- >> i don't think we lost a fire truck. chris: not just any tractor truck, a ladder truck from a 60 feet long, 24,000 pounds, bought for and the city cannot find it. work at something that big go? we found it. it is right there, truck 302, parked at the training academy, where it has been for a few years. problems with the ladder trucks and some of them need repairs, but they are not lost. chris: with the fire truck no longer "lost," we set out to find other items. we learned this john deere utility vehicle is not really missing. it is sitting inside of a city-owners shed and southwest, which the city confirmed. the scooters bought for 37 grand were auctioned off. there is a missing emergency 911 security system. this house is the missing industrial washing machine -- which is still cleaning clothing. >> track of stuff. chris: he is a spokesman for the chief financial officer. >> history has shown that somebody did not do the final paperwork. chris: a lack of proper paperwork highlighted in this 2014 inspector general report, which found the district lacks proper oversight to ensure complete, accurate, and timely recording of capital assets. >> each year is a learning experience. chris: which costs time and money, although the amount is hard to calculate. items goof these 670 back to the agency that last had it to be accounted for. some will be found, some will not. while 670 at $20 million sounds like a lot, it's half a percent of everything the city owns. >> we are always trying for perfection. alison: chris was searching for all these missing items, the city apparently was doing the same. they say what started as 670 missing items is now down to 36. belovedill ahead -- a caretaker battling cancer has a visa issue putting her at risk. alison: that story coming up. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. it's the semi-annual sale! save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. alison: 7 on your side with a helpful or and the spread of the zika virus is worse than we thought. -- with a health alert. 207 pregnant women are showing signs of infection, which has not to leave town before passing a zika funding bill. as summer gets closer, a warning about what is in the public pool you are swimming in. thousands of pools do not meet health standards. nearly 80% of pools and hot cubs have at least one violation, including things like improper equipment and problems with ph levels. chapter in the controversy over transgender bathroom right. oklahoma state legislature has called for president obama's impeachment over the white house recommendation all public schools allow transgender schools to choose the bathroom they identify with. lawmakers in oklahoma say the president overstepped his constitutional authority doing that. like your average high school senior, in fact andrew jones of the louisiana is, a scholar athlete and a valedictorian but he is not allowed to march at his graduation. because of the thing on his chin, the beard. the school board has a policy that does not allow facial hair. the school says he was asked three times to shave and he refused. the story is being spread around the country in social media. a battle to on 7, stay in the u.s. she says if she goes back to colombia, she will die. the family who hired her has been paying for her cancer treatments, but a visa issue has put her in jeopardy. edna has been caring for the 17-month-old since june. the 26-year-old quickly bonded with her host family, so much so they wanted to extended her visa another year. >> i do not have enough words to say thank you, how much i love them. jay: our gratitu >> she thought she had a cold. jay: when the symptoms got worse, venezuela was rushed to the hospital. >> he said you have lymphoma. jay: an aggressive form of non-hodgkin's lymphoma. she received her first chemo treatment last friday. she was terminated. the e-mail from her employer states in part, "unfortunately we have to and your participation in the au pair program. this is not an easy decision or one that is taken lightly." the family says that would force her to return to her home , where shecolombia does not have a job or health insurance. >> she has been cast into a whole other crisis. jay: balance with a qualified for free medical care. then officials with the au pair company who decided to reverse their decision, she can stay while they try to get her a health visa. >> this is my health. this is my life, my second chance i have here. fightsr medical and visa are not over. she hopes to find out in the next several months if she responds to chemotherapy and goes into remission and if her visa isth care approved. officials have told me that the visa should be approved so she can stay to get the treatment she needs and the primary focus should be on her getting better. jay korff, abc 7 news. steve: starting with a look at the temperature trend tomorrow -- cloudy skies with a lot of rain, daytime highs only in the upper 50's, well below average for this time of year. bad, upper 60's leesburg, 65 at reagan national, fredericksburg 63, charlottesville at 66. the satellite and radar, showers approaching from the west. front royal, fredericksburg looking at wet roadways. inside the capital beltway, no problems right now. the core of this low pressure is off to the west, moving towards the east overnight. by sunrise tomorrow, not going to see much sunrise, but we will have heavy rain across the metro area, upwards of an inch or so. 58 overnight, cloudy and cool, rain develops late night, early morning, with the wind out of the northeast at 5 to 8. insidem., it will be wet the capital beltway. if you have early morning plans, closer to the bay will be dry early on, but that will change quickly. area in woodstock, fredericksburg, moderate rain in the morning. as we go through the afternoon, the rain begins to break apart, but we are still looking for heavier rain across southern maryland. that is the jackpot tomorrow. scattered showers stick around pretty much through the evening. outdoor dinner plans, if you are planning a barbecue, may want to make alternate plans indoors. scattered showers into early sunday before it finally clears out. we have so much going on this weekend, the temperatures tomorrow just about 59, 60 degrees. the rain have yet times, especially in the morning. if there is any good news, the early morning rain for the race, i should say tomorrow evening at pimlico, it looks better, not quite as heavy, still on the cool side, upper 50's. the inaugural d.c. bike ride, lower 60's. as we mo t into next week, wednesday, thursday, friday, three days in a row at 80 degrees or better, and even a bit humid for some. alison: oh, really, ok. leon: three in a row, like that. robert: great weather tonight for soccer and baseball. d.c. united was on the pitch tonight. and speaking of pitch, how did tanner roark fare against the marlins? >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. in miami tonight, three-game series with the marlins. tanner roark needed the confidence boost, and he got it, 6.2 innings, 7 k's. in the second, ryan zimmerman launches this deep to left, gone, his fifth of the year. 1-0. ramos the buffalo, wilson , the shot down the line. anthony rendon will score. nats up 2-0. then the backbreaker, michael a ,aylor finally snaps out of it deep drive to left. that is a two run shot. nats win 4-1. >> of the serious, after the victory in new york, it's important. ofneed to do a better job cashing in on the opportunities we have. we will get better at that and the pitching is keeping us going. robert: d.c. united in philly tonight against the union, trying to snap a two-game winless skid. ute, the corner kick, the bicycle, and in the diving save by union. check out ben olson's reaction. he wanted that bad. in stoppage now. in front, vasquez knocks it in. takes off a shirt in celebration. united loses a tough one, 1-0. wnba, the mystics were no match for the sparks tonight. southern maryland star christie tolliver was on fire, 7-8 from e with 19 points. mystics lose and they are now 0-3 on the season. and lebron james and the cavs could go up 3-0 over toronto tomorrow night. if you saw the video we were watching before i went on the air, please excuse my laughter. alison: sorry, my fault. a consumer ahead -- alert about atm's. leon: 7 on your side with the consumer alert from bank of america. thatare rolling out atm's do not require a card. 76 locations will have the card list machine. the technology went live this week. instead of a card, use your smart to get cash at the atm. let us know if it works. alison: sorry, i tried to take your read there. alison: do they cancel the farmers market when it's a washout? don't, and tomorrow is not an ideal day to go. i cannot say that because no rain. 50's saturday.e middle 60's on sunday. the end of next week looks fantastic. jonathan: jimmy kimmel live is next. amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. it's the semi-annual sale! save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. 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