pam francine lacqua. tom i am francine lacqua. tom keene in new york. markets with the dollar tailing. tom: we got the markets today and the jobs report. i tell you, this nation shaken. memories oflearest 1963 and 1964. i don t mean to compare anything we have seen in the last 48 hours to that, but i tell you, this is a changed america this morning. the president is in europe. world.e: it is a changed it affects us all. let s get the first word news with nejra cehic. nejra. nejra: a peaceful demonstration in dallas, texas, turned into an ambush pierce clippers opened fire killing five officers and wounding others. arrested.le have been there are media reports that a fourth suspect who had exchange gunfire had killed himself. british prime minister david cameron heads to his first major summit since the country voted to leave the european union. in warsaw, he would make argument that britain is still relevant to its allies. he will pledge more than 3500 troops. some will be
this will move offshore and the skies will start to clear. there is the area of low pressure spinning around. we will get rid of that later tonight. skies will clear. wait until you hear about the warmup we have coming. the forecast tonight. showers and thunderstorming ending after 7:00 or 8:00. clearing skies overhead and we look ahead the memorial day weekend ahead. back to you. jonathan: raw emotion from baltimore today as police officer edward nero was found not guilty, acquitted of the charges against him in the death of freddie gray. michelle: the man you saw in the video wasn t even him leaving court. we believe it was his brother. the officers departed a short time later. maryland bureau chief brad bell is live in baltimore. we still have five more trials ahead. brad: that is right. that is some of the comfort people that have been protesting are drawing today. they are saying we still have the trials ahead. you saw some of the raw emotion. tonight all i the truth is
next seven days in a few minutes. leon: you got it. now to a story you saw first on 7. police say a woman was raped on a red line metro train at 10:00 on tuesday morning. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis was the first to report the story and he is live in the glenmont metro station and has a look at the timeline of events here in this case. fill us in. kevin: well, this alleged rape happened on tuesday april 12. that is nearly six weeks ago. metro transit police made a quick arrest. no one notified the public. then this morning i received a tip from a source who felt it was important that riders knew that this happened. here is what prosecutors say occurred. 39-year-old john hicks of northeast washington approached a woman who was sleeping on a red line train. he then brandished a knife, dragged her to the back of the train car and forced her to take off her pants. police say hicks raped the woman while the to station. a lot of people have asked why didn t anyone interv
12. before 10 a.m. to find her self alone in a car with a man she identified as 39-year-old john hicks. prosecutors say that he tried to rape the woman at knifepoint while the train was traveling. he then forced her to the back of the train where he sexually assaulted her. the attack last it multiple stops. youvictim said she did what was told, believing the suspect would kill her if she did not comply. when the train stopped at glenmont, the man left, swiping his smartrip card. that is how the police tracked them down. we are asked why we were not told of the threat. because it had been contained because of the quick arrest. riders did not follow that logic. they have him in let us know so we can be more aware. jay: we are told the suspect lived at home with his mother, has four children 10 and under, worked full time, but has been denied bond, so he remains in jail. jay korff, abc 7 news. breaking news on metro, in incident on a green line train. a person was robbed at the
their unique version of smooth criminal. good tuesday morning to you all. we begin with the battle for the white house. it seems like these attacks are getting more personal by the day. donald trump and hillary clinton take their best shots, bernie sanders is not letting up. we get more from abc s stephanie ramos live in washington. good morning, stephanie. reporter: phillip, good morning. good morning, diane. soy the clinton campaign, they continue to fight this two-front war against donald trump and bernie sanders who says he s going to stick it out in this campaign until the last primary vote. hillary clinton came out swinging during a speech in detroit. going after donald trump on everything from his immigration stance to his business record. trump economics is a recipe of foe lower wages, more debt. reporter: clinton saying trump would bankrupt the country. i mean ask yourself, how can casino? really? reporter: trump taking his own shots at clinton as new