this is where conner called 911. >> how many people did he shoot? >> i' m not sure. he just pulled out a gun and started shooting. we didn' on until afterwards heard it' s --. it' s just a blur. lisa: still, conner had the presence of mind to be able to pinpoint for dispatchers exactly where the shooter was inside the very large school. after that he called his mom. >> mom, i' m ok, but there was a shooting. i said, "excuse me?" lisa: jeri lewis' s emotions went from relief to love and pride. >> he got those kids back to the house. they were safe and he prayed with them. that was his next instinct. he prayed with those kids. lisa: since conner was a witness, he was brought back to he says he' s exhausted and thinking of his classmates as they recover. as we mentioned earlier, kids will be returning to school today, but officials say teachers and counselors will be on hand for any student wishing to talk. mark: happening today, there could be some traffic delays along columbia parkway, as crews remove mud and debris building up near kemper lane. nothing has come over

lisa cooney talks with conner about his run for safety. and quick thinking to call 911. >> i' m at madison, i' m at madison high school. there' s a shooting . sheree: his, is the panicked, breathless voice calling for help. >> he' s got a gun. he started shooting people. reporter: conner hamrick, called 911 . trucks i heard a shot it sounded like a bag popping. really loud. sheree: conner hamrick was as close as you can get to the gunfire without being hit. >> holding the gun like this. i look up and see a kid standing there with a gun held out like i saw smoke and a flash followed by 3 more shots. sheree: conner got down and crawled to the nearest exit the door to the gym. >> i got up and started running i told people to run there was someone shooting in the cafeteria. reporter: once they got outside conner and his friends crossed a playground, a ballfield under a fence and a half mile away they stopped here. moisman road. this is where conner called 911 . >> how many people did he shoot? >> i' m not sure. he just pulled out a gun and sta

reporter: conner and several friends got out of the building and ran for their lives a full half mile, before he realized he had his cell phone. >> there is a cell phone policy here at madison. you can have your phone with you. put it on vibrate and you can' t pull it out and use it. can' the cafeteria he put his cell >> i' s a shooting. >> i' m thankful he had his cell phone. i cannot imagine. being in his shoes. reporter: conner' s mother is s cool head when he called for help. >> so when officers approached the school they had a better idea of what the situation was. >> i don' t know if i could have done that quite honestly. he did a good job . >> i brought my phone and it turns out i was really lucky. reporter: lucky for so many. in madison township. lisa cooney wlwt news 5. sheree: conner' s mother says she is proud of her son and believes the madison local school district did everything it could to keep parents informed and -- during the ordeal. right now madison junior senior , high school is open for a walk through for families doors opened just minutes ago. mike: it' s being

police were first alerted to the chaos by a 13-year-old boy named conner. conner hamrick. he was as close as you can get to the gunfire without being hit. conner got down. and crawled to the nearest exit. once he got outside. he and his friends crossed a playground and ran half a mile away. to call 911. his mother says she' s so proud of his quick-thinking. >> he got those kids back to the house. they were safe and he prayed with them. that was his next instinct. he prayed with those kids. conner' s mother is thankful for many things. sheree: including her son' s cool head when he called for help. and how fast teachers and staff reacted. mike: the suspected shooter is at the butler county juvenile detention center. 14-year-old austin hancock made his first court appearance this morning. the charges against him. hancock kept silent with his head down as prosecutors read the complaint against him. he' s due back in court next month. we have complete coverage online of the shooting suspect' s arraignment. and stories from survivors of the shooting. go to wlwt.com or the wlwt

she was the assistant principal of conner middle school. dispatchers could warford back and she denied making the call but later admitted she lied to officers about it. she faces a count of falsely reporting an incident she has transferred to cooper now. kevin: a couple of more hours of dry weather. not a lot of rain falling now. by the morning commute, there will be rain coming down and the let's all be indoors. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] rockefeller center in the heart

cheryl conner picks up the story from there. you, wewe want to show are closer now to the district three police headquarters. we will zoom in to show you that officers are still out here investigating what happened just outside their front doors. while the palmer park area was lit up with flashing lights, we bumped into a bystander who showed us a cell phone video of a suspect captured. exclusive video of prince george's county police taking down a suspect in the killing of an officer. he is held to the ground as an armored vehicle pulls into the , justs on landover road south of district three m palmer park for the shooting happened. cell phone video from a bystander shows patrons walking out of the restaurant with their hands held high. as reported, two suspects are in custody, one injured. park ine in palmer landover, cruiser after cruiser, roads blocked, and a huge police presence on martin luther king jr. highway is the first suspect was arrested. dexter kelly talked to was after he was released. >> i was laying down, they

cheryl conner is there live tonight. what we know is when prince george's county police officer is in critical condition following a shooting that we are hearing happened inside the station. this is on barlow road. we are on the intersection of 202 and barlow wrote. police officers are holding us back from the area. a large police presence is in the area. for all over the landover area. police officers have been going up and down martin luther king boulevard and 202 when it became obvious that they were on to someone. we heard that one suspect is now in custody. what we know is one police officer has been shot, is in critical condition. is in hearing one suspect custody. this may still be an active situation in terms of a shooter. still at large. we don't know if all of the suspects that police are looking for are in custody. i want to tell you that sources close to my colleague tell me that three others were shot in addition to that police officer and the circumstances involving unclear at this point. it does not appear

conner got down and crawled to the nearest exit. once he got outside, he and his friends crossed a playground and ran half a mile away to call 911. >> i got up and started running through the gym. i told everybody to run, that there was someone shooting in the cafeteria. >> he got those kids back to the house. they were safe and he prayed with them. that was his next instinct. he prayed with those kids. lisa: once conner told police about the shooting, he made was ok. complete coverage online of the shooting suspect' s arraignment and stories from survivors of the shooting. it is all on wlwt.com or the wlwt mobile app for the latest. mark: new this morning, a woman hit by gunfire in west price hill. police say a 25-year-old woman was shot in the leg outside the eagle watch apartments on sunset lane. it happened just before midnight, and we are told there were 15-to-20 shots fired. it' s not clear if she was the intended target, and investigators say she is not cooperating with police. she is expected to be ok. so far, no arrests hav

cheryl conner is live at the tidal basin to explain. cheryl: and, kimberly, there are really two stories. of course, the beautiful cherry blossoms, and then the congestion. it has died down for now, but there will be challenges on both the roads and the rails this week. beauty and the beast. cherry blossoms and the traffic that comes with it. >> we did not even want to look for parking. cheryl: spring break mixes with peak bloom, and this is what we get -- the crowds in the cars surrounding the tidal basin. >> my gosh, to get here we waited more than an hour. and herthis woman daughter still got called up in their easter best and walked around in the chilly temperatures. thety has an ugly side, and challenges make it worse. the nuclear summit is planned for later this week. areing restrictions nearby in place now and several rows will close around the convention center starting wednesday. plus, the metro station at mount vernon square will close wednesday evening through friday evening. >> for safety reasons, i feel better about it. it

in vienna, cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kimberly: irish, catholic, not tomorrow. steve: thankfully with phones, don't have to do anything. the computers, leave it alone. we are losing a of daylight. hard to complain about that when you look at this. kimberly: will we see the daylight? steve: a little bit. 6:13 was sunset today. if you get up early tomorrow morning, 7:22, compared with 6:23 this morning and the sun set at 7:15 tomorrow. follow me on twitter. this is from john, showing the cherry blossoms. they are getting so close at haines point. give it another week and we will have that puffy flowers. orusits,the t welcome to d.c., hope that you have a good time. looking down pennsylvania avenue, it is dry right now. it will stay dry overnight. that is the good news. the bad news, tomorrow, you need part of the day into the day monday. foremann the 50's, 50 assess, 52 frederick, 55 winchester. there is not a tremendous amount of cold air, nor are we looking at warm air. for this time of year, still above average. all the moisture off to the west, that moves its

lauren bro catches up with conner cook. here is a sneak pick. >> the whole originalie griffin thing. mishap and that was caught at the moment and i reached out to him and call him on the phone and apologized. >> what do you think the biggest misconception is that people have? >> people misunderstand me and kind of being a cocky guy that is wrong. i am a competitor. i will do whatever it takes to win. i try to be perfect in everything you do. not just football. perfect in everything you do. >> that is a tidbit of what you after this. the cincinnati zoo is sharing new pictures of five cheetah cubs born in a rare c-section. the three boys and two girl cubs born march 8th and they will receive round the clock care. the cub's mother is recovering from surgery tonight. look at how cute. >> sure sign of spring. all of those new little babies being born. can you believe easter is next week and snow today. if you go out take a coat. >> if you are planning the morning, have the jackets and the sweat shirts and the jeans. we are not r

he's locked up at dick conner correctional facility- an hour north of tulsa, oklahoma. here the prison has found a low cost solution for inmate health care--they train other prisoners as orderlies to work in the infirmary. seth anderson often works long hours taking care of the inmates here and for his efforts is paid $5 a month. he was convicted of kidnapping, drug possession and possession of a sawed-off shotgun. >> dick conners' infirmary is where everybody comes to die. we have guys with cancer, leukemia, bone cancer. one guy's got leukemia, bone cancer and lung cancer, all in the same. that's what he's here for. he's here to die. >> one inmate seth takes care of is blind -- a wool cap pulled down over his face to prevent light from irritating his eyes. he is one of several inmates here seth says has been granted medical parole, but remain behind bars simply because they don't have anyone to pick them up. >> as for the fear that some of these men might reoffend - the statistics show that it happens, but it's rare - just 3 out of every 100 prisoners over 55 return to

. >>> the young boy's fight with cancer is inspiring others conner is battling stage four cancer confined him to a wheelchair but not his spirit. he is now student of the month and honored for perseverance seeing the positive side. >> they are looking for a cure, i think there is something out there that's going to work. >> we are trying to find something that will slow it there has to be a way to be closer to the cure. >>> the family recently returned from a make a wish trip to the bahamas you can see the community tied blue and orange ribbons to honor him and welcome him back home after that trip we are rooting very hard for conner here. >>> still aturning the page how the oscars best picture win is drawing new attention to abuse i feel too young to be this old. i just want to be her mom, not her full-time job. i'm the boss of me, but sometimes i need a little help. if you or a loved one has masshealth, call commonwealth care alliance to find out about senior care options. . >>> after winning the oscar for best picture, the movie spotlight is prompt ago new chapter in the sex abuse scan

conner and st henry went back and forth in the night's opener...this turnover and basket by travis connley put the cougars in front-but st henry hung close..stephen maley intercepts and scores...the lead is only one- but then connley saw a hole in the middle of the crusaders defense...he took it to the basket-st henry cut it back to one..adam goetz with the runner with a minute left-but conner made all the necessary free throws down the stretch... -the cougars advanced to the semi finals the second was an uphill battle for newport...-they were taking on covington catholic-the colonels have been here before...watch aj mayer draw the defense and then see cole von-han-dorf under the the basket-they also made a little luck..how about austin sweeney on the alley oop to von han dorf...up high on the backboard and it drops thru-newport had to fight for shots...ethan snapp nails a three from the side.-but covcath was too much..c-j frederick hits. a 16 move on. that was the best news for northern kentucky. simon kenton lost in the 8th region, campbell county lost in the tenth region. division three

live at the dulles international airport, cheryl conner, abc7 news. maureen: thank you, cheryl. we want to know if you are considering changing your spring or summer of the recent terror attacks. go to the twitter page to weigh in. we can tell you 68% of those who took the poll say they will not change the international travel plans. leon: fresh off another batch of primaries last night, presidential candidates were back on the campaign trail today with the attack on brussels being part of the conversation. hillary clinton won arizona but lost idaho and utah to bernie sanders was out talking about standing with europe. senator ted cruz who won utah but lost arizona to donald trump talked about targeting radical islamic terrorists. secretary clinton: we share the values and have the same adversaries so we must have the same determination. >> we are not coming after you to negotiate you or interrogate you. we are coming after you to kill you. leon: while campaigning in new york, senator ted cruz made c securing muslim neighborhoods more intensively here. the nypd commissioner resp

conner got down and crawled to , gym. after running about a half mile with friends, he made that call. his mother tells me she is thankful for his quick thinking and having the cell phone on him. >> so when officers approached the school, they had a better idea of what the situation was. i don' done that, quite honestly. he did a good job. >> i brought my phone and it turns out i was really lucky. lisa: lucky being an understatement there. at madison, there is a cell phone policy. you can have your phone with you, but you must put it on silent and you can' t pull it out and use it. we talked with connor yesterday. he said he is exhausted. he ran a half-mile. he is physically exhausted, sore. his mom said she is relieved and proud. the mother at any given day could have three children in that school. she has an eighth grader, fourth-grader and kindergartner and a very building. she is a two-year-old it home and has -- is seven months pregnant with her fifth son. mark: the communication process that she was going through wi

in northwest washington, cheryl conner, abc7 news. is cool about that, i read somewhere he grew two inches but because of the gravitational pulls he will lose the two inches. scott: 340 days. that will do something to you. michelle: for sure. as cheryl mentioned scott kelly spent home some of the most spectacular photos ever from the time on the internet internet -- international space station. you can see them in the photo gallery we created. go to wjla.com. scott: steve rudin, are we going to see fantastic weather video or pictures? steve: for those expecting a lot of snow you will get this much snow. for kids watching saying will we have school tomorr michelle: it would have been a three-day weekend. steve: i know. maybe delays across southern maryland tomorrow morning. worth hanging on for. this will be it for the snow for the season. we have a big barm up on the way. as we look at the national harbor. the clouds arrived. anything falling won't stick. start off with a wider view. you can see the moisture to the west of us. most of

leon: our cheryl conner joins us now live from the scene. she has made her way there. cheryl, give us an jump date on the progress they are making? cheryl: well, the good thing is that the fire is contained. the bad news, though, it got dangerously close to home. some residents have had to step outside to make sure they are safe. you can see the l here from the montgomery county fire department. they are still working through the woods which again is very close to homes. it was a big fire ball, as one witness described it to me, that happened around 4:00 this afternoon. pete, the spokesman with the montgomery county fire joins us now. thank you so much. tell us what you had out here. pete: this is the second of the significant fires we have had. we did have one structure, at least one structure, a shed that was involved here. but as you mention it got dangerously close to a couple of the homes today is a red flag day. it spread rapidly and quickly. a couple acres. but the firefighters did make good work. they stopped it at the road in one portion and it got close to so

conner's dad got a glimpse of the attacker as it jumped over their four-foot fence. he says a rottweiler. the animal spotted down the road at the geiger farm. nicky says she heard the dog before she saw it. >>> and we saw a rottweiler in our pasture. and it had attacked all of our >> reporter: it left one dead and five hurt in her pasture. now surrounded with hot wire to prevent another attack on her sheep and baby goats [ goat baaaing ] >> reporter: they will have dog traps. the comptons say nearby parents fast enough. >> not only for their animals but small children at this point. >> reporter: animal control officers say they'll also be patrolling this stretch of osceola road looking for that dog reportedly responsible for the attacks. neighbors tell me they don't know if it's someone's pet or an abandoned animal. reporting live in seminole county tonight, kimberly eaton, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> if you use i-4, you'll have to find another route. it's another closure brought on by the i-4 ultimate project, the ultimate headache if you will. to the 408 westbou

conner's been working for 25 years to have morrell las sense back to -- morales sent back to the united states. >> what i think obama needs to do, and i'm not hopeful that he'll do it, is tell the castros he will not further anything more in cuba without the return of these terrorists. period. local convicted criminal now walking the streets of cuba. in 1973 joanne chess marred killed new jersey state trooper warner forester after a traffic stop in east brunswick. she was found guilty, put in prison, escaped and lived underground until fleeing to cuba in 1984. the troopers haven't forgotten. >> i believe all those considering travel to cuba need to be aware that four dangerous fugitive terrorists are living free and protected on the island. >> they also tweeted this wanted sign featuring the four wanted by the fbi. all this as the white house says they're working with the cuban government to bring these fugitives back. >> we have raised our concerns with the cuban government repeatedly that there are fugitives from american justice that have sought safe haven in cuba, and we are seeking

reporting live in northwest, cheryl conner, abc7 news. jonathan: we say that with the fingers crossed. how is metro affecting the ride home? jamie sullivan has a look at that. every time we go to you, it's a mess. jamie: yes. a lot of red. this s 3-mile-per-hour, 6, 1. this is in d.c. if you get off work at 5:00 trying to get out of the d.c. area anytime soon this is where we are seeing the heaviest traffic. now trying to head toward district is jeff goldberg in mobiletrak7. let's check in with him on 395. jeff: this is interesting. it's swa county intuitive. we have seen traffic out of the district smoothly on 395 south and 50 west. but now going into the city take a look ahead of us, approaching the 14th street bridge, traffic is bumper-to-bumper. totally backed up. look bow hind us on mobiletrak7. cars barely moving along. if you travel this route on a day-to-day basis it can be unpredictable. traffic going into the city at rush hour. but right now things on 395 south -- excuse me north across the 14th street bridge are moving alo we w

live in rockville, cheryl conner, abc7 news. scott: the marine corps marathon is a sign of the fall. but today the lottery to register opened. you have until noon o marathon. go to marinemarathon.com. after it closes you will get confirmation that you registered. there are no fees until and unless you are selected to run. michelle: jamie sullivan with the traffic details. how is it looking? jamie: we are starting off in prince george's county. if you head southbound on route 301, crane high school, look here. this is a waze map and one of our wazers checking in with an action. this is closing down the road at brandywine road. dyson will get you around it to hook you up with branch accident. but you get an idea of the solid line of heavy traffic once you head up with branch avenue and continue south. we are still only at 15 miles per hour. i want to move to the maps. focus in on maryland but we'll switch gears to move to montgomery county. getting there from 66 to the american legion bridge is 20 minutes as an average no teens. o

i'm cheryl conner. coming up, the steps some people are taking to head jonathan: doesn't it seem that this happens every four years somebody you know says, "if my candidate doesn't win i'm moving to canada." michelle: they say it just like that. the question is how can i move to canada? it spiked 350% on google last night. jonathan: a lot of people are getting serious. searching the answer for this one. cheryl conner said trying to find the question to that is crashing the canadian county website. >> clinton and trump cut a wide swath. the 12 states vote. >> trump scares me. >> i'm afraid. >> afraid enough to move to canada? >> if he taking the power i would likely move to canada. >> the red and the white flag with the maple leaf in the center flies above the canadian embassy next door to the daily headlines. >> outside the canadian embassy i'm trying to access the government website and i'm not alone. i have multiple delays while trying to determine my eligibility status to move. >> i answer questions

going to make it big. >> conner currently has 32 people on his personal payroll. >> conner surrounds himself with people who are agreeable. >> that's your new -- beliebers and i've got my confidants. this is a perfect job for me but my favorite free time thing is flat lining. >> chris. >> oh, wow. >> i'd love to get conner to a point where he is just kind of everywhere, like oxygen or gravity or clinical depression, he is just everywhere. >> you know, it takes a village to make me look dope. >> from the heart of new york city i'm sonia isabelle. thanks for watching. we'll see you next time. >> okay. syrian peace talks have just gotten under way in geneva. >> many residents of the south will be cleaning up today after torrential rain, tornadoes, flooding in spartanburg last evening. hail, that is actually hail, not snow. it's the largest hail to hit the area in more than 30 years. more on the extreme weather from abc's brandi hitt. >> reporter: from extreme flooding to dangerous tornadoes, the south is getting rocked by severe weather. across texas, streets and ohios have turned into

life in gaithersburg, cheryl conner, abc7 news. leon: thank you. a lowell galindo man is in custody after they say he tried to hire a hitman to have his wife murdered. they met three times and discussed to make it look like alison: police say a newborn baby on a porch was not abandoned. the mother is a teenager who lived at the home where the baby was found. she made up a story about finding a random baby there. no charges charges will be file. >> the first responders go above and beyond the call of duty. sometimes they go further than that. i had the honor of emceeing the 38th valor awards to the fairfax county service member. each recipient had a unique story to tell. >> push in the front door for the safe zone. >> those recognized is the virginia task force one out of fairfax. there are stories that came back with them and the scenes like that are amazing. today honored with the highest honor possible. they deserve the recognition. alison: trouble tonight in a haven for artists. the changes at a torpedo factory that has the artists there on the

spencer hemmerich, putting this game conner, clutch again with a 62-59 win can i get an o-h? it's a block party for purcell, plus lakota west and mason. up next. i don't really call it selection fun-day, i know it's cheesy, i don't really call it but selection shopping for an suv? well, this is the time. and your ford dealer is the place, to get 0% financing for 60 months on a ford suv. that's right. just announced. ford explorer...edge...escape... and expedition... are available with 0% financing for 60 months. ford suvs. designed to help you be unstoppable. no wonder ford is america's best selling brand. but hurry, 0% financing for 60 months on ford suvs is a limited time offer. coach is pointing at the winning team. cavs kept on rolling tonight against tipp city bethel. jordan gaines hits 3 of his 18 points. then it's kameron moore inside, bucket and the bump. finished with 17. but here's why purcell is special... that defense tho. purcell wins big, they get summit in the regionals next week. lakota west girls have lost one game all year, they wouldn't lose in the sweet 16

@the budget has gotten so bad @the mayor is conner -- @considering an ordnance to push @officers and firefighters to @retire by the age of 57. @they lined up on the back wall @when they heard about the @ordnance. @they said they are willing to @make the cuts to be honest with @you they can't support the @early retirement. @experienced serviceman. @some will have to retire before @they get their pension. @>> we aren't opposed to @discussing the matters but it @has to be done the right way. @the police chief cut $750,000. @the police department has done @it's part with attempting to @address the budget crisis. @>> right now on a perfectly @good day we can get to anywhere @in the city within five @minutes. @if we shut stations we are @playing russian roulette. @>>reporter: they took the @retirement mandate off the @table but they still could lose @some firefighters. @they may have to layoff 40,000 @employees and furlough @otherrings. @>> it's terrible. @councilmember to lay people off @and tell them they don't have @jobs. @we have been slammed with @government funding and the @state of

cheryl conner visited the arboretum today for the inside scoop. cheryl: sitting high in a tree at the national arboretum, there is a crack in a shell. we know the bald eagles and the first lady and mr. president, the couple is waiting to meet one of their babies. >> i didn't even know bald eagles live in the area. cheryl: not exactly a white of sticks. the first lady laid the eggs in february. the first nesting pair of bald eagles in d.c. since 1947. the eagles camera showed us the cracked egg around midnight. and it will soon reveal an eaglet. >> over the next up to 12, 24, 48 hours this eaglet will be doing everything we can to force its way through the hole to make it bigger. cheryl: unlike labor and delivery mom and dad won't help the eaglet break free. the first step in the survival of the fittest. this is like open textbook for kids. >> we learn about the birds at school so it is exciting to see things in the sky. we can tell them there is an eagle nest. cheryl: the public is held back 330 feet from the tree that holds the nest. we learn the

cheryl conner explains. they )re called emojis. you can find them next to letters when you re typing a text. and just like words they have meaning. cheryl conner/reporting "you can use emojis to tell a story instead of typing out words. how about it )s a sunny day, so i m going to fly off and check out a spring training game." but the message that showed up on olivia womble s phone wasn )t as nice. olivia womble/8th grade student "kids on instagram were getting like death threats, like using emojis. i think it was a skull and a bomb and a gun." the 8th grader attends sidney lanier middle school in fairfax. it was a few months ago.. but we are just learning a student used what the school system believed was threatening emojis on her instagram a gun, a bomb, a knife. olivia womble/8th grade student "i blocked them so i didn t see their stuff, they couldn )t see mine." the news spread.. and a letter went home to parents. melissa batchelor murphy/mother "so basically they just sent out an email and said there had been an incident at th

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>> guest: there was talk about making to conner chief justice -- o'connor chief justice. she would have been so great, she was so fair and so widely expected. i think that could -- well, joht roberts is a young man, so i want to say probably in 40 years. [laughter] >> host: next call is jay in toledo, ohio. jay, we're listening, you're on with linda hirshman. we're talking about the supreme court. >> caller: thank you. linda, you have such a wonderful sense of humor, it's so great to hear that on c-span. so thank you for that. my questions, actually, there are two. one, what is the link to the first ladies, because you're talking about nancy reagan just passed and the other first ladies including now michelle obama. the next question i have is that with all that has been going on, how did both justice ginsburg and sandra day o'connor link up with maureen scallion and the wife of -- scalia and -- the wife of antonin scalia. i think the women are always left out which is kind of unfortunate. thank you again. >> guest: right. well, ruth bader ginsburg was actually p responsi

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leon: cheryl conner updates the progress at the museum. cheryl: the african-american museum is look ready for the public. six more monthstants doors will open. displaying 3,000 items on the first day. >> chuck berry cadillac. >> they are looking at the unique design next to the monument. the director of the museum sels the sexual assault allegation against bill cosby will be included. >> we ha museum. >> i am coming over to the evidence and what has happened. cheryl: the visitors will realize hi legacy has been damaged by the allegations. >> i'm not saying it's right. until he is found guilty, it shouldn't be included. cheryl: a spokesperson says what is included is a way to show the contribution to entertainment. they are still in the process to finalize labels. set to open september 24. national mall, cheryl conner, abc7 news. >> united, never be defeated. leon: just ahead at 5:00, thousands of airport workers nationwide walk off their how it will affect the travel in the d.c. area. >> a company that did six-figure work at a number of lo

cheryl conner is at the national arboretum. cheryl, turning away from the eagle cam before the hatching was tough enough. good luck now, right? cheryl: yeah, that is right, michelle. what a great day out here. we still are seeing people stop by. they are looking up at the tree. you cans back. but two are left here. there is a tree that holds the nest that has the baby. it is 95 feet in the air. we have been keeping an eye at the national arboretum right as we learned around 8:30 this morning that the baby was born. the public is held back. several hundred feet. we are thankful to show us the baby coming out of the shell this morning. mom and dad, first lady and mr. president as we know them are the arboretum first nesting pair of american eagles in more than 70 years. we have been keeping our eyes on the camera. we notice the parents nestled over the baby. we explain what is happening. >> there is a cup, the nest cup in the base of that, or the bottom of the nest. so when she is sitting on the egg-stravaganza and the eaglet, sh

cheryl conner met the girl that is calm under pressure. cheryl: while on spring break, jenna viloria took a tour of the 911 dispatch center in montgomery county. she wanted to meet who answered her call in february. jenna: i couldn't wake him up. >> my dad is on the floor and he is on the ground sleeping. >> is there anybody else there with you? >> no, it's only me. cheryl: 7 years old, jenna knew her address thanks to her mom and stayed on the phone with dispatcher amanda for ten minutes. >> i saved his life and it's my first time. my first award. >> today montgomery county fire chief scott goldstein gave jenna the everyday hero award saying she is the poster child. her dad giovanni viloria says he was having a diabetic paramedics surrounding him. >> you pass out. that's what they keep telling us. your daughter did a very good job. cheryl: jenna's story is a reminder for parents to teach your kids your address and hang it on the back of your door so it is visible. >> it's very important for them to know the address and the phone number. i

leon: our cheryl conner joins us now live from the scene. she has made her way there. cheryl, give us an jump date on the progress they are making? cheryl: well, the good thing is that the fire is contained. the bad news, though, it got dangerously close to home. some residents have had to step outside to make sure they are safe. you can see the l

cheryl conner, abc 7 news. will not while sanders speak, hillary clinton will address the conference, and she is doing it with a fresh message. >> she will stand up to the gun lobby. that's why am voting for hillary. that is former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords, giving her support to clinton during a rally hosted by former president bill clinton. gabby giffords has been an advocate for gun control after being shot at a constituent meeting in 2011. today, and cuba president obama becoming the first sitting u.s. president to visit the country since calvin coolidge in 1928 by boat. marci gonzales has a look at the historic first moments. marci: a warm welcome to cuba. storage step forward in trying to mend -- an historic step forward and trying to mend the divide. has been obama: it nearly 90 years since a u.s. president set foot in cuba. it is wonderful to be here. the president visiting with u.s. embassy staff, playing along with the first family and old havana, past the vintage cars and weathered buildin

cheryl conner is live in southwest to explain the other events coming up.heryl: it is chilly out here, but people have no problem coming down to visit the cherry lightms, even with some rain falling. certainly a lot of people out here on this easter sunday. you can see people walking by with their dogs, and the traffic has stacked up around the tidal basin. we did talk to one couple who took an uber down here. they said friday was worse than it was today. certainly a lot of traffic in this area. this week will cause headaches on the roads. road closures are starting today to prepare for the nuclear security summit. the secret service requested the mount vernon square metrorail station, it will be closed for two days, from wednesday evening until friday eveng secure perimeter. green and yellow trains will continue to operate through mount vernon square without stopping. once again, a busy week on the roads and rails expected. we are certainly seeing it out here on this sunday. we will have much more coming up at 11:00, and you can tune in at wjla.com for all

live at the tidal base sin, cheryl conner, abc7 news. michelle: thank you.ginia lawmakers showing support for facilities to grow and to disspence medical medical marijuana oil. they have a bill to allow to treat registered epilepsy patients. the daily progress reports this year is not the last step. it would need approval before going to the law. last year they voted to allow the marijuana oils to be used to treat the enlepic seizures. jonathan: two baltimore school officers are facing charges after the video service showed an officer slapping and kicking a teenager at the school. cell phone video show what is appear to be officer anthony spence lapping really hard. and then kicking a male student. office irbias stands by and watches. both turned themselves in last night and released on bond this morning. the teen's parents have filed a lawsuit. lockheed martin cutting the aeronautics division. this is the same division making the f-35 strike fighter and the yf-22. also the buy-out program that lockheed is starting includes people who work here in maryland.

conner will play st henry...followed by covcath against newport. it's regional play for the girls up at kettering fairmont tonight. the once beaten lakota west firebirds...they 're the defending state champions...they just got started against springboro.....after that...23 and 2 mason tries to advance against huber heights wayne. we'll have highlights at eleven. in the nfl, the atlanta falcons have released wide receiver roddy white...the patriots have parted with receiver brandon lefell. finally....the mild winter has forge ahead with its ambitious renovation project and they've sent some up to date video of the work taking place.-the project includes increased banking in turns one and two as well as re-paving the entire one and a half mile tri oval.-the work also involves an additional safer barrier and drainage improvements..everything will be ready for race weekend in early july. and now here's julie dolan with nine on your side at seven. new tonight- attempted murder charges dropped.a man says he was stabbed by his neighbor one year ago.and to

alex, plus former first round pick conner blakley and third round pick kyle wood and a future third round pick. boedker, the speed by 26-year-old, third on the coyotes in scoring this season, he will be an unrestricted free agent this summer, though, so there's no guarantee he can be anything more than a short-term rental. but the avs are hoping stretch. a fan favorite as he was a member of the 2001 stanley cup team, played 9 years in colorado but at 36, he just had 4 goals this year, he was also going to be a free agent this summer, and joe sakic said they weren't going to sign them. they didn't have to give up too much. >> alex, giving him a chance to continue his career. you know, next year we're going to move on, try to get young sxer we feel l by getting boedker, he can skate, he can keep up with mckenan. >>reporter: speaking of trades, troy tulowitzki, harsh comments today. he compared the team's spring training facility to a country club, saying that guys are soft and too comfortable there. well, the rockies did not like the comments. please vote at cbsdenver.com. >>> broncos and t

. >> reporter: and allen conner who own this is mobile home park isn't the only one that's concerned. us if professor cunningham says unless the pressure on the water line running through the gun club is monitored, you can't really tell whether lead is seeping into the water supply or not. but what we ask the city of st. peter east -- peterspeters peter'sburg for the no way to measure but the city says it's water treatment and distribution system is fine. however, following 10 investigate stories, it will now run tests on some 300 homes in the next several weeks, but if the led gets into the pipe, where there's a drop in pressure. that won't show up every time the water quality is tested. and remember, st. pete says, it has it no idea if the pressure is dropping on that line. 10 investigates. >>> we should point out today was the first day of spring. >> second technically. >> but it's basically just a repeat of winter. >> mother nature has been so confusing. >> highs in the 60s. our second day of spring. okay. we're stapling in the 70s camp here. not the case. but we did get a gorgeou

in lorton, cheryl conner, abc7 news. leon: police tell us that the woman has been taken off for a mental evaluation and they are not going to be seeking criminal charges in this case. alison: meanwhile, fauquier county police investigating an incident of road rage. in this one gunshots were fired. it happened around 1:00 this morning. police say the victim noticed a pickup truck approaching him at a high rate sign the window shattered and he realized the driver of the pickup truck was pointing a handgun out of the window and shooting. police are now looking for the toyota takoma or a similar style pickup truck with oversized wheels. if you are hitting the road there are things to be aware of. gas prizes are rising so don't be surprised to see the prices above $2 on your trip. if you are headed south, easy on gas pedal. north carolina has started an aggressive crackdown on speeders. the highway patrol warns the speed limit is the limit. however, it is denying the internet claims that it will ticket drivers driving just on

this whole thing exploded, many of the dreams of those people were crushed" chicago attorneys brooke conner and michael eidelman have been locating and selling the assets of russ wasendorf, senior. eidelman is the court- appointed receiver. "dealing with what was his fake image, his image, was looked to russ. "so, de-mistifying russ was interesting." eidelman has sold all wasendorf assets, includidi the new, 20- million dollar pfg building in which opened just in 2009. the sale price was just 3-million, 255-thousand dollars, sold to the real estate company of well known area developer, a-j spiegel of peosta. the building currently has a taxable value of nearly 7- millionn-but is not occupied right now. "the only thing that's really left in the estate in terms of asset at this point are some life insurance policies, and, we're still trying to determine, given the fact that russ is still incarcerated, whether or not we can monetize those policies." "here is chicago and washington, federal regulators have made significant changes, as a direct result of the pfg, wasendorf fraud." "after peregri

alex tanguay, to arizona, with conner and kyle wood. he was a member of the 2001 stanley cup team can played 9 of the 16 games in colorado. he did score on saturday has just four goals this season. in return, the avs -- from arizona. 26-year-old known for his speed as 13 golds and 26 assists this year. he will be an unrestricted free agent this summer, so he may be a short-term rental. >> we're in the last playoff spot right now, and we've got to keep playing and keep playing well. so we feel with boedker, you're and a guy that can score goals and so we think it's going to compliment nathan well. we expect to make the playoffs and that's what the moves are better. >> avs also got defense manner rick from new jersey. rockies has been 7 months since the team traded troy, but he's still upset about it. saying he would never talk to g.m. jeff -- again. he also had comments about how he felt he always had to carry the load in colorado. he was even critical of the team's spring training facility. come parg it to a country club where players g

cheryl conner is there live tonight.now is when prince george's county police officer is in critical condition following a shooting that we are hearing happened inside the station. this is on barlow road. we are on the intersection of 202 and barlow wrote. police officers are holding us back from the area. a large police presence is in the area. for

first goal wins and see you went to their studs conner kent of sorrow and in pioneer state perfect in the season. 13 score of your final next saturday huge game in college lacrosse. do you went number one notre dame. we are going to be all over it. >> that is it. >> that is in south bend. >> there may be some smell in the forecast for that reason. >> not for us though. it's an incredible weekend. >> if you need updates for any this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants. a writer originally from little rock, arkansas... a religious-education coordinator from southborough, massachusetts... and our returning champion, a college instructor from squamish, british columbia, canada... and now here is

joe arpaio is as bad as bull conner was.someone that if he had the dogs he would unleash them on the hispanic community. and i think that is why people are concerned. because folks thought trump would be shifting towards a more general election mind-set, and if anything else he's doubling down on what got him through this primary. >> on that point how is it possible that donald trump is going to say he's going to win with the hispanics, create jobs for them, but at the same time still associating himself with sheriff joe par ao. >> and jan brewer and people like steve king. these are all people who are nationally known among latinos as being very against the interests of our community. one thing i think, another thing i abig problem for republican party going ahead we saw a lot of anti-trump advertisements put toward by the republican establishment and super pacs in florida. they didn't work. i know they're doing it in arizona. who knows if they're going to work. among latinos not only does donald trump have something like a