classified information given to russia by the president? a bombshell report brings outrage. >> president should be impeached. alison: what happens next? jonathan: a grizzly crash and a life-saving act. machine guns come explosives, child pornography in an underground bunker? a bizarre case involving a former trump delegate. a lot going on tonight, fast-moving developments. the president reportedly handed over classified information to russian officials according to "the washington post." alison: the information about how isis attempted to sneak bombs onto the plane by laptops. outrage on the hill, denial from the white house. jonathan: we have a lot more coming you can vote on our poll. alison:

political correspondent scott thuman live in the satellite center. scott? this is still very much in the early stages. "the washington post" with the accusations and a steadfast denial in what could be a critical development in the russian investigation. according to the "washington post," it was during last week's meeting between president trump and the russian ambassador that the president allegedly reveal highly confidential information, jeopardizing a critical source of intelligence about isis, so sensitive that it endangers cooperation with an ally with access to the terror group's innerworkings. >> this is false. at no time, at no time were intelligence sources discussed. the president's denied the accusation,

publicly known. quick reaction from capitol hill. >> i think we will your a lot of condemnation. earlier in the day, another democratic call for congress to start proceedings against the president regarding any russian dealings. >> i say again the president should be impeached. "the post" is right, it is not clear if the president's actions would be illegal. regardless, the white house denials continue. >> i was in the room. it did not happen. scott: this will certainly dominate the conversation for the foreseeable future and more members of congress are demeaning a special prosecutor to investigate any russian ties to the president. scott thuman, abc 7 news. alison: scott, thank you. continuing our team coverage, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are troubled by this report, one saying that the white house is in a downward

from capitol hill. what are you hearing this evening? jay: as response continues to pour in late tonight, a chaotic scene on capitol hill. supporters saying this is overblown. critics are calling this appalling and terrifying. alarmed, to be astonished, appalled by the recklessness and carelessness, at best, of this kind of talk with russians. >> that's really shocking. the suggestion he might have shared highly classified information inappropriately with the russian foreign minister is deeply troubling. >> i want to learn more. i will not jump to conclusions. this is somebody who fired the fbi director the day before the meeting because he was too much of a showboat. so if our president is in such a reckless way, that is something we should all be concerned about. tonight, aate

from u.s. senator mark warner of virginia. face toa slap in the the intel community, risking sources. that is inexcusable, particularly with the russians. secretary of state rex tillerson said in a statement of this meeting to cnn, "a broad range of subjects were discussed, one of them to combat efforts and threats regarding counterterrorism's." tillerson said "they do not discuss sources, methods of military operations." as the story continues, we will bring it to you. jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: we will be closely watching the developments from the white house and the hill. be the first to know by signing up for text alerts at wjla.com /text. update, aatebreaking former delegate from president trump pleading guilty in federal court today to having un

as well as child pornography. he is facing 27 years in prison. last year law enforcement found the bunker with machine guns come explosives, recording devices, and chil pornography. he also told a 17 year old to hide his camera and computer in the woods. bailey was also register as a sex offender. jonathan: a convicted killer is back in custody. pled guilty to a drunk driving crash that killed five people in 2014, never showed up for sentencing, going off the radar last week. the police say he has been captured. and -- >> if i did not go to the firehouse after my appointment, i would be dead. jonathan: he wa

crash. he had to use his belt as a tourniquet and it may have saved a woman's life. tom: d.c. firefighter jeff beach on mlkading home avenue last week when he saw a van. >> it jumped the median and the other car try to swerve and avoid it. tom: the other car could not, winding up on his side. when he got to it, the van's driver was there yelling profanities. he separated them and began talking to a woman trapped in the car. >> that's when i noticed her left arm partially amputated. tom: jeff had to stop the bleeding. he had not worked a normal shift, so he was in street clothing and used his belt. >> a little nylon belt with a couple buckles, and i was able to get above her elbow. tom: and the voluntary police arrived. >> those guys did an amazing job of extricating her. tom:

trauma center. they say that jeff's off-duty actions likely saved her life. >> i'm lucky to work with the men and women who carry that oath. tom: tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: a man is searching tonight for the hero who saved his life after a scary attack that took place at the gallery place metro station. john rally said as many as seven teenagers attacked him friday night. he said most people just walked assaulted,s being but one george washington university law student jumped in to help. >> not a particularly big guy, but courageous as all get out. he could have just walked by and instead he jumped in to help. he is a hero. alison: he is searching for that man tonight to give them a proper thank you. so far, two teenagers have been arrested. jonathan: they let down tonight for the wizards, falling to

celtics in game seven, ending their season. the team just sat down to the microphone. robert burton is here. it look like they ran out of gas. robert: exactly. you beat this team in game seven, you want to play lebron james and the cavaliers in the eastern conference finals. a long, great season for the wizards. head coach scott brooks speaks to the media. guys battled.our we were down 13 or so, cut it down to six. that is what we have done this year. we never given, just keep fighting and charging and putting yourself in position. give them credit, they played well. we had a lot of good games through the series. robert: much more on this game coming up in sports. steve: the first forecast on this tuesday evening, it is a bit cool looking

upper 50's, mainly clear skies. tomorrow, sunshine, sunglasses all day long. the temperatures a little warmer than today, making it into the upper 70's, near 80 degrees. we will pick up the heat and humidity as we move into the day wednesday. could be looking at record-breaking warmth, and talking about the next best chance of rain showers, maybe even thunderstorms. more the time a coming up. jonathan: steve, thanks. victims, most of the middle school students, remain hospitalized after a bus crash on interstate 95 on a school field trip. a car clip the bus while trying to pass. the bus driver lost control. alison: a search for a gun man who fired shots into a fairfax apartment complex. jonathan: this happened last night on john tyler court. as tim barber reports, the bullets flew right over a playground. tim:

fairfax county police say that a person opened fire. this person just moved here with her two-month-old. >> it makes me feel unsafe in this apartment, and i had no idea. tim: 9:40 last night at this apartment building on john tyler court. bullets shattered an apartment window. this man asked us not to show his face because he heard the shots. >> this is happening. this will happen in the future. tim: investigator searched the area without luck. despite the damage, nobody was hurt, but the suspects are still on the run. >> i think it is not normal what they do. not normal. tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: a disturbing case in montgomery county, a school security officer arrested for sexually assaulting a teenager. he is in jail tonight. the police say

sexual contact with a 14-year-old student. the girl told detectives they were dating. the school tonight said the charges were troubling and the behavior will not be tolerated. alison: a 7 on your side investigation months in the making. how safe is the mall that you go to? we sifted through documents and compiled the top seven.

alison: we have an i-team alert. crime is a big concern for all of us come even when we head to the mall. jonathan: 7 on your side has been digging into crime reports that 25 malls. tonight, a list of the malls with the highest crime totals. it is the top seven. scott: the i-team watched closely for months, crimes unfolding at the malls. three months ago, tysons corner mall, three men ripoff bloomingdale's. last year, two men walked into the finish shoe store at springfield town center and steal bags of shoes. one of the most violent,

a security guard, a father of three, stabbed to death by suspected shoplifter. >> i was happy he was captured. he could do that to someone else. scott: 7 on your side wants to know if crime is on the rise at your favorite mall. dugweeks, the i-team through crime records at 25 malls in the washington region. we identified through police data the top seven malls with the highest number of total totald crimes -- of crimes from 2015 until 2016, raising from the most serious crime of assault to misdemeanors including shoplifting. here are the top seven come in random order. over the past two years, potomac mills all 33 assaults. in 2016, the assault numbers dropped. 53% reduction a in overall complaints. springfield town center in springfield, virginia.

corner, a two-year total of 99 assaults, but also a drop in assaults during 2016. tysons corner tells us fairfax county police are at the mall seven days a week and it's a far greater level of coverage than most locations. sterling,n center in virginia, 17 assaults in the past two years. in 2015, that number dropped. fashion centre at pentagon city in virginia, 30 assaults since 2015. that's have dropped 31%. fair oaks mall and fairfax virginia makes the top seven, 26 assaults over the two years, but last year the number of assaults dropped. in leesburg, va come in the top seven, it assaults in the past two years, but more than 200 cases of shoplifting since 2015. >>

safe. scott: the president of a security company is one of the leading experts of mall security. he has 15 years of security and terrorism experience, including years at the nation's largest malls. mall of america in minneapolis. he was the member of an elite security team. the mall's2017, number one security concern has nothing to do with traditional crimes. active shooter is now the top of the list. >> the highest impact are active assailant cases, active drug cases. scott: how can you protect yourself? >> always be aware. know your entrances or exits. have a phone ready to dial law enforcement or security. thought oute a well exit plan before you even step into the mall and be prepared if you get cornered. >> if somebody demand something, try to comply.

when immediate physical harm is at risk, do whatever you can. jonathan: none of the seven malls would talk to us on camera about their findings, but they all emailed a statement, which you can find in scott's story on our website at wjla.com. second cyber attack, but hospitals and universities and just about everybody using microsoft windows is on alert after the recent ransom ware attack. impacted hundreds of thousands of people in more than 150 countries a demanding payments to unlock their computers. authorities are working to pinpoint the source of the attack. microsoft issued a patch for this particular vulnerability two months ago. it throughade monday, right now in the 50's, lower to middle 60's. well to the west of us come in the 40's in the mountains. stormwatch 7 satellite and radar, not a cloud in sight.

more in a chilly start tuesday morning. if you're getting up really early, you are outdoors at 6 a.m., upper 40's, lower 50's. if you are a late riser, not or outside until 10:00, forget the jacket but don't forget the sunglasses. long, from stormwatch 7, lots of sunshine in the morning and afternoon. outdoor recess for the kids. tomorrow night, may want to grab the barbecue and cook your meal and enjoy the sort of cool temperatures. we have a big-time warm-up on the way. the daytime highs tomorrow, upper 70's, near 80 degrees. sunshine all day, morning to noon time and into the evening. should be a beautiful sunset tomorrow evening. wednesday, projected daytime high of 91 degrees at reagan national. the record is 92. dulles, i

96 is the current record at bwi marshall. i don't think that will happen. daytime high just about 90 degrees, still well above average this time of year. the heat index values wednesday evening, may want to consider eating dinner inside. if you are exercising outside, have plenty of water. feels like temperatures in the middle to upper 90's inside the capital beltway. we do that all over again thursday. and it's not over until friday. the heat wednesday, thursday, and friday. then a cooldown on the way for the weekend. 76 degrees the high saturday. by sunday, a chance of showers and thunderstorms, widely scattered, daytime highs about 80 degrees. the 10 day outlook, from stormwatch 7, warming up wednesday through friday, cooler saturday. back into the 80's sunday and monday. tuesday through thursday next

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desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers -- the toyota sports desk. robert: lebron james and the cavaliers in the eastern conference finals. wiz down eight in the fourth quarter. bradley beal who was amazing tourniquets fouled, makes it a four-point game with a free throw. isaiah thomas finds a way to score at will, making it an eight point game. doingory of the game, whatever he wants to do, wide open on the wing, 10 point game. the wizards to not have anything left. bradley beal with the turnover, wall on the other end with the goal 10. wiz fall in game seven, the into an amazing stadium. let's go live to the podium. >> when they

chipped away and got it back to five in a minute. we were in the game mentally. they just made more plays than we did down the stretch. >> you have spoken about how you and brad are the franchise guys. how do you process this loss differently? >> i really don't know. the only thing i can process is i wish i played better. other than that, a heck of a season, heck of a series. robert: bradley beal and john wall. the game seven los

alison: the heat wave is about to arrive. steve: we really nice tomorrow, sunday, about 80 degrees. then we crank up the heat.

like middle to upper 90's. we stay hot thursday, a little cooler thursday. a little relief saturday. jonathan: jimmy kimmel's next. alison: have a good night.

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