schultz is known for competing in more than 60 marathons. >> john always had attitude that even thoughy be slow and he may be last but he would get there. >> one of the strongest things he did no matter what he was suffering, he just kept moving. >> friend say schultz was almost always wearing red running shorts, and to honor him many people are also planning to wear red shorts for the philadelphia marathon this weekend. >>> the wheels on the bus will keep going round and rounder, tonight members of the septa's largest union overwhelmingly ratified a new five-year contract. terms were negotiated during a six day strike in the beginning of the month. twu local 234's nearly 5,000 workers will get pay and pension increases but will have to contribute more for their health care. >>> president-elect donald trump has agreed to settle the trump university lawsuits for 25 million-dollar. trump insisted during the campaign that he would never settle the fraud case, but that is what he has done. 6,000 students and two lawsuits, in san diego will share 21 million-dollar, and then four held will s

. >>> also at tomorrow's event, they'll take a moment to remember delaware valley legend john schultze 84-year-old runner was known for his iconic red shorts. schultz was hit and killed in

john: will debbie wasserman schultz go down in history as a bad chair?: there were positive aspects of her chairmanship. there were things that did not work well. need to save them? you have a lot of people who are upset with the dnc. she was very helpful here in south carolina. there are a lot of people who did not feel that way. friend andher a good i know she tried. we have to move on from that and build the next generation. mark: we only have a few seconds left. as the focus on the base in building up the base or focusing on the center of the electorate? what is the center of the democratic party? by addition and not subtraction. that is reaching out to working-class people in rural america where we have lost over the past few years. it's addition, not subtraction. donald trump is going to disappoint a lot of people who voted for him. we will be able to add those people in 2018. from eachstrategists side, two are set. ♪ john: welcome back. .ith us is liz smith epsteinad because boris is not here. theave stephen schmidt, analyst for john mccain's pres

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john donvan, abc news. >> we salute ari schultz for being so tough and for being "america strong." i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. >>> action news at 5, fire crews are battling a large brush fire. their tracker seven, giving us this look at the fire burning hundred and 24th avenue in bright. we're hearing homes are threatened. >> reporter: they are also one burned right now. we do not know if that was an out building. you can see the crews behind me as they try to keep this contained. it start at 1: 30, today, but there is another flareup right there. an active fire going on. those fire crews say they are trying to put that out. they do have contained, there is also another fire, you can see the smoke year. we are told the whole thing started up here north about hundred 40th street. that is where the street is. there a lot of homeowners that shoot in that area and that it might have been a gunshot that caught this on fire. several homeowners were working with hoses to put that out. the fire here, is contained. there a lot working to confirm that with officials. ta

john donvan, abc news. >> we salute ari schultz for being so tough and for being "america strong." i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. being so tough and for being "america strong." i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. camera. the race against time -- to save five people -- trapped on a sinking boat. thousands of people -- march in orlando's -- first pride parade -- since the pulse-nightclub massacre. and -- they have a message to send. but first.. a valley family is beside themselves this evening as they continue to grieve the loss of two brothers .. killed in a suspected drunk driving crash. good evening. and thanks for joining us -- for 13-action news --live at 6. a family vigil -- just wrapped up --justa short itme ago. 13-action news reporter -- gina lazara is live there now. gina? the family tells me these two brothers were also best friends and roommates. one of them worked. one of them went to school. the family says neither of them deserved to die. 13 seconds "if it was some gang bangers and they was out snatching purses or selling do

john donvan, abc news. >> we salute ari schultz for being so tough and for being "america strong." llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. being so tough and for being "america strong." i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. >>> tonight at 6:00, anti trump protesters hilt the streets across the u.s., including a large protest here in the bay area. >>> a lot of my family is undocumented. two parents undocumented so i'm here to fight for them. >> calls for action grow everybody donald trump makes a bold promise for one of his first actions in office. law enforcement goes on statewide manhunt to track down a suspected cop killer. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> protesting the president. sky 7 is up and you'll see that -- above a francisco where hundreds are on the march tonight. part 0 a nationwide movement as people demonstrate against donald trump's president si and his immigration plan. good evening. i'm take thomas. we thank you so very much for joining us. donald trump called for the immediate deportation of two to three million undocumented

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schultz survived, but her baby was killed. 45-year-old john miller is now indicted on charges of involuntary manslaughter and reckless driving. one witness said he appeared to be on the phone -and sped up to drive in front of schulz. also happening today-- the d-c council will hold a fial with dignity" bill. if it passes, the bill would allow terminally ill adult patients-- to recieve a prescription to end the patient's life. if the council and mayor muriel bowser both sign off on it-- the bill would make the district the sixth jurisdiction in the u.s. to allow the act. right now-- president obama is in greece for one of his last international trips as commander in chief of the united states. air force one just touched down a few minutes ago. after a welcoming ceremony-- president obama is scheduled to meet with the president of greece later this morning, and then attend a state it's xx and we're just getting started. right now at 4:30. the trump transition in full swing. this morning - how former new york mayor rudy guiliani could fit into the cabiniet of the trump administration. good morn

wikileaks in the embarrassment of debbie wasserman-schultz during the convention and john podesta e-mails that are damaging the clinton campaign. but others remain skeptical of russian involvement in those hacks. julian assange in an interview with australian filmmaker slated to air tomorrow is that russia is not behind the podesta leaks. confusion about this. >> keep an eye on it. thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >>> so as this presidential race gets tighter and tighter by the day, hillary clinton is losing ground in a few states that she did have and about 60 electoral votes on most of the maps we have been watching over the last week or so. we'll talk about what's going on there and new voting rules in more than one battleground state and ballots that may not be counted. tabs on this all across the nation. we'll be right back. >> maybe mr. trump did something that made you feel uncomfortable but this election is way bigger than about your feelings. what's going to happen to the supreme court? what's going to happen to the economy? what's going to happen to jobs? ♪ before it became

john donvan. >> reporter: signed to play college ball and he's just 4. no wonder ari schultz is the kid with the home run smile. he loves it the. >> you've got quite an arm there. >> reporter: he's been swinging a bat since he was a toddler. he was always good in front basketball hoop, too. all this bede spite the hit to his health his whole life. he's been through open-heart surgery several times. >> we're waiting for a new heart. he really needs one. >> reporter: yet, that grin is always there. >> he'll wake up in the morning and say, mom, i'm going to play every single sport today. and he will. >> reporter: that grin was there when he met the ball players of assumption college, part of team with chronic medical challenges. what they did is sign him. yeah. it's kind of make believe. >> how cool is this? >> very cool. >> reporter: he's waiting for a heart transplant. the next chapter for this future ball star who has so much heart already. >> he's preeshs. >> so little. doing so much. >> and inspiring other people. we see stories like thp it makes you think, what can i do to

john donvan. >> reporter: signed to play college ball and he's just 4? no wonder ari schultz is the kid with the home run smile. because ari loves baseball. really loves it. you've got quite an arm there. in fact, he's been swinging a bat since he was a toddler, but he was always pretty good in and all this despite the hit to his health he's been living with all his life. he's been through open heart surgery multiple times already. >> the toughest part is living a normal life, playing sports, we're waiting for a new heart, which he needs one. >> reporter: and yet that grin is always there. >> he wakes up and says, i'm going to play every sport today, and he will. >> reporter: and it was really there when he met the ball players of assumption college team impact that grants wishes to kids with chronic medical challenges. and so what they did was sign him. yeah, kind of make-believe but not for ari. so how cool was this, huh? >> wow, cool. >> reporter: here's what ari's waiting for now, a heart transplant. the next chapter for this future ball star who has so much heart already

john, you're fired. nasty guy. >> and donna brazile and debbie wasserman schultz, she hires people to heal help her cheat, have e-mails that are racist, misogynistic and. that was donald trump talking about the clinton catch. also tonight just how much trouble is top clinton aid huma abedin really in. now we searched through the state department freedom of information act archive and find what appears to be a legal agreement signed by abedin when she left the state department. by signing this abedin swore she had turned over all classified documents to the federal government. but as we now know, the fbi is searching through 650,000 e-mails found on anthony weiner's laptop that could include and contain classified information from huma. joining us now, former new york city mayor, rudy giuliani. i have it here. the rest of the media, your lady people out there colluding with the clintons. you can do this to. i have it here. mr. mayor, it has the 18 u.s. code all of the issues you brought up, we'll put them on the side of the screen. huma abedin, every single one of those -- if she has classified material on there, isn't

resulted in embarrassing ouster of dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz during that party's convention and president deluge of john damaging the clinton campaign. why not hacks of rnc or donald trump emails? as charles krauthamer suggested in an op-ed this morning, putin harbors a deep animus toward clinton, blames personally for anti-putin demonstrations that followed russia's rigged 2011 parliamentary elections. keep in mind, julian assange in an interview with a australian filmmaker tomorrow says russia is not behind the podesta email leaks. all this adding to further intrigue, jon. jon: there is russian meddling in american politics though is nothing new, is it? reporter: there have been long accusations that spies from the soviet union infiltrated political parties. some of it corroborated by a soviet spy. the soviets spent more than one billion dollars for the peace movements against the vietnam war, he called a hugely successful campaign and well worth the cost. jon? jon: doug mckelway. doug, thank you. jenna: fox news alert. the big story out of new jersey surely to make national news. we do have the resul

john, you're fired! nasty guy. >> and donna brazile and debbie wasserman schultz.e hires people that help her cheat, people that have e-mails that are racist, sexist, misogynistic and if it was donald trump they would have to be fired. that was more of donald trump earlier talking about the latest wikileaks revelations about the clinton camp. also tonight, just how much trouble is top clinton aide huma abedin really in? we searched through the state department freedom of information act archive and found what appears to be a legal agreement signed by abedin when she left the state department. it is commonly known as an of109. by signing this ab zine swore she turned overall classified documents to the federal government. but as we now know, the fbi is reportedly searching through 650,000 e-mails found on anthony weiner's laptop that could include and contain classified information from huma. joining us now with reaction, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. i actually have it right here. this is the of-109 we got. the rest of the media, lazy people colluding w

mindy schultz and her son tristan were rossing riverside parkway when the driver hit them back in august. witnesses say john miller was looking at his cell phone before the crash and then picked up speed to try the be intersection. he is facing many charges including voluntary manslaughter, he is due in court tomorrow. >>> one woman's ride was over when she threw hot soup on a metro bus driver. he is okay. there was a plexiglass shield around him. tonight dc police are looking for suspect. they say this woman got on bus at the benning road station yesterday, cussed at the driver, and threatened to spit on him when he asked her to pay the fare. police say the driver let her ride anyway, and then she threw metro says assaults on bus drivers are actually down nearly 15% this year. >>> tributes are still coming in tonight for journalist gwynn eye fell. she died of cancer today. >> she was moderator of washington week and coanchor and managing editor of pbs news hour. her co-host, judy woodruff tweeted tonight, the news hour's heart is broken. a former when she became a correspond end here at nbc news. she was a

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debbie wasserman schultz thanks a lot for being with us. appreciate it. >> thank you, john>> john, here's a question, what divides america the most? is it race? socioeconomic class? is it education? geography? wait until you see the panel we have assembled to debate this. we have ana navarro, charles low and j.d. vance next. also hear what they say about trump's new cabinet picks. pop the popcorn everyone. e fulle of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. and if you have more than one liberty mutual policy, you qualify for a multi-policy discount, saving you money on your car and home coverage. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. and my brother ray and i started searching for answers. (vo) when it's time to navigate in-home care, follow that bright star. because brightstar care earns the same accreditatio

baby in a crosswalk is out on bond. 45-year-old john miller appeared in loudoun county in a courtroom after his indictment in the death of tristan schultz. his mother was seriously injured. court documents allege that miller was on his phone at the time and tailgating as they tried to walk across the street. he faces multiple charges, including involunteer manslaughter. >>> after three years and $60 million of rehab the u.s. capitol dome is complete. crews repaired more than 1300 gallons of paint during the makeover. it was last restored during the eisenhower administration. donald trump pointed to the dome projects on the campaign trail as an example of what is wrong with america. but the repairs are complete now with weeks to spare before his inauguration. >>> we're just getting started here on wusa9 news at 5:00. topper, good news? >> we keep steeling days from november. high temperatures tomorrow r wednesday. 65 downtown. 63 in gaithersburg. 65 in manassas. 64 in bwi. we'll let you know how long we can keep it going. >>> ahead, investigating what appears to be a dc police officer pepper spraying an illegal atv rider. >>> dozens of w

i want to thank the one, the only congressman john lewis, an icon of the civil rights movement. my friend congresswoman debbie wasserman schultzngressman ted deutch, and i have to tell you, i am really excited and very hopeful that you will send patrick murphy to the united states senate. so let me thank all the elected officials who are here because this is a big deal. there are only now seven days left in the most important election of our lifetime. we cannot take anything, anybody, anywhere for granted. are you ready to work hard and win this election? well, that is exactly the right answer because we need to do everything we possibly can between now and the time the polls close one week from tonight because any issue you care about, anything is at stake. i get sometimes a little overwhelmed by the fact that i love this country. i think we already are great. i think we could be greater, and, you know, i am sick and tired of the negative, dark, divisive, dangerous behavior of people who support donald trump. it is time for us to say, "no, we are not going backwards. we are going forward into a brighter future." so how do we

this, kissinger and schultz as secretaries of state flew around the world less, counselled potus close to home more and were loyal. good checklist. let's bring in emily shire and john hart at opportunity lives and former communications director for senator tom coburn. nice to see you both here. emily, first to you, we heard on the conference call either earlier today, two of trump's top guys really back down kelleyanne conway intrigue, this is normal. these things happen, stop carrying and hanging on every word so much. in recent history, the past two transitions, there was public lobbying and intrigue as related to top cabinet posts. >> it's certainly interest. k kel kellyanne conway's comments seem to be speaking above him, whether purposely or not, it's hard not to read them as such. she's certainly weighing in and newt gingrich weighed in speaking against the prospect as romney as secretary of state and certainly fascinating to watch from outside the tension. >> where does it boil down to? how does this play outdo you think? >> it's really that existed between trump's presidential campaign, between more critical republican voices against people more on trump's