alison: nancy chen is at the live desk. accident. nancy: sources telling the abc affiliate in boston that the driver hit the gas instead of the brake. this happen where taxi drivers park near the airport. the driver ran into 10 people before then hitting the building. he is being interviewed by investigators. a lot of damage. the taxi visible with the airbags deployed, the front crumbled by the force of the impact. nancy chen, abc 7 news. alison: nancy, thank you. college7, a montgomery worker accused of stealing vans and other items from the school. the grand total of the thefts, more than $35,000. the police say that michael truckse stole vans and and drop them at an auctioneer. he worked in the office of procurement. the school says he is on unpaid administrative leave, but his police also say that he stole a golf court, four atv's, and six landscaping blowers. the new jersey state three-day government shutdown is over after the governor and lawmakers reached a deal. the beaches will reopen tomorrow and 30,000 workers are back to w

nancy chen, abc 7 news. jonathan: a california man accused of jumping a white house fence has pled guilty. jonathan tran was arrested in march after he made it onto the grounds of the white house. he claimed that he was a friend of the president. he was found with cans of pepper spray. alison: a man accused of murdering a caterer at a wedding said he acted in self-defense. he took the stand in his trial today, saying he used a pocket knife to kill the caterer because, in his words, she was trying to kill me. she was catering a wedding last august at a park in chantilly where bonds was the property manager. witnesses say at followed an argument over folding chairs. jonathan: heights boy is recovering after losing fingers to a fireworks accident. wasannot remember if he throwing the firework or somebody tossed it at him. his life changed forever when an unidentified man gave him that explosive. >> my son could have been gone because a dummy made that decision. >> just stayed back from fireworks. something like

nancy chen in the "live desk" to explain it. nancy: chuck schumer and corey booker don't want the president to make changes to federal grant program that is supposed to pay for repairs at penn station. this is the first day of the two months of repairs at the busiest train station. by all accounts it went smoothly but without something for the >> we are looking a firm commitment from the united states this guy went around the country and degraded the nation. now this is time to put up or shut up. we'll be asking him and inviting imto do that. it will mean further trains. nancy chen, abc7 news. >> is selling names the way to save metro? i'm stephen tschida. i will fill you in on the proposal in a moment. >> plus, what a burning beautifully here that made it tricky for the fire crews state fraternity head to court in the death of a pledge. what the judge deciding before that case can move forward. >> a custom agent may only have a minute with a family to make an assessment. a flight attendant has one to eight hours. larry: later, s

nancy chen, abc7 news. larry: thank you, nancy. president trump said he is considering "very we have veer things" to response to north korea's test launch of intercontinental ballistic missile. jeff goldberg is live in annandale after speaking with the local members of the korean community. jeff? jeff: they are keeping an eye on the rising conditions but they offered insight that might be different than you expect. for korean americans the thought of war with north korea brings fears for family and friends in south korea. >> worries yes. >> but concern may be stronger here than there. >> korean people are not that worried. jeff: he was born in u.s. but has relatives in south korea. he says bluster from the north is nothing new for south koreans, many who still do not expect war even after the recent test of intercontinental ballistic missile. >> they are not going anywhere. that is how i see it. it's more talk. they want more bread and butter. more money. >> any u.s. military action against north korea would certainly lead to a pun

i'm nancy chen. coming up at 11:00, senior investigator lisa fletcher spotlights heartbreak in america caused by vladimir putin. he is keeping from the adoptive parents they have met and fallen in love with. this is a powerful account of what happens when children are used as politi erin: everything was clicking for jordan spieth who jumped out to a share of the virginia open. he made five birdie, no bogey. pick it up on the par 3, 14th hole. 20-footer for birdie. never a doubt. he would finish the day at five under. k apeka out of the bunker and shot of the day. gets it to fall for eagle. a great day for the americans. not a great day for this american in this story. the u.s. won 2-1 but it's weird for altidore. he appeared to be bitten among other things. this is a strange seen. rome areeo got handssy and did his b impression trying to agitate altidore but he handled it well. listen to the reaction after the win. >> it is what it is. there is on tv, there is no place for the game. i'm disappointed

in the satellite center, nancy chen, abc7 news. kimberly: thank you. still to come here -- alison: the caught of a devastating fire found -- the cause of t the one mistake that cost more than a dozen people their homes. kimberly: celebrating a new birth on the nation's birthday. welcoming new citizens including one who can now vote for his boss. >> why on this day of great patriotism, this building is one of the busiest places in town. that story coming up. alison: and the stalemate broken. the deal that reopened all of new jersey's beaches to everyone. that is next at 5:00. fios is not cable. and we believe everyone deserves faster internet. so with fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs 20 times faster than most people have. and it's just $79.99 a month online for the first year. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years. all with a 2-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $5

nancy chen has what this means. it's a long shot, but they are taking the step. nancy: this is being described by most as a true longshot bid against president trump, but the move to take the first formal steps is certainly getting a lot of attention. comeys firing of james from the fbi constitutes obstruction of justice come on the heels of revelations about donald trump jr. the constitution provides for the removal of a president for high crimes and misdemeanors. they have acknowledged the unlikelihood of house republicans moving forward. of russiae topic dominated questioning during today's confirmation hearing for fbi director christopher wray. the nominee disputed the president's the special counsel investigation is a witchhunt. >> i do not considered director mueller to be on a witchhunt. effort tonsider an tamper with the investigation unacceptable and inappropriate and it needs to be dealt with very sternly and appropriately. alison: the in for him basis since the president fired james comey in may. jonathan: chances are you use one of these websites every

nancy chen has all of the report. nancy: a lot of people talking about this one. anthony scaramucci tweeted a short time ago he made a mistake talking to the reporter. the reporter he was referring to works for "the new yorker." during the report which was on the record, he threatened to fire the entire communication staff to stop leaks. he also took aim at trump's chief of staff reince priebus, calling him a paranoid schizophrenic. steve chief strategist bannon, it is so sexually explicit that we cannot repeat it on air. priebus glacially prevented them from joining the administration until now. jonathan: thanks for that. late nightht now, a for lawmakers on capitol hill as they try to make headway on health care. jonathan: this started an hour ago. there will be two hours of debate on the so-called skinny bill that repeals the individual mandate and the employer mandate. it is not clear if it will advance. there is a long night ahead for lawmakers. one senator even brought a pillow and there are cots nearby. alison: that's never a good sign. the senate also appr

jonathan: nancy chen is at the live desk with the latest. nancy: the latest update in the 18-year-oldn killed, seven others injured, three people in critical condition. the youngest among those injured, just 13 years old. the ride they were on is called the fireball. a doctor tonight said that patients were thrown 20 to 30 feet from the fair ride, if not more. >> when the accident people were just flying off. andhings started normally, then it started shaking real bad. the girl was like, i think it's shaking. and then the whole thing flew off. nancy: ohio governor john kasich be shut all fair rides down until more safety inspections are done. jonathan: nancy, thanks. in alexandria, repairs on a water main break on morgan street. this does not look like much, but check this out. that is what it looked like when it happened, water rushing from a hole in the pavement. this was the result of several affecting service at 18 buildings in the woodmont part o park apartment complex. outsideoutrage tonight of the white house after the latest policy an

alison: nancy chen is here with the new actions taken against russia. this really defied the trump administration. rare: absolutely ,a bipartisan moment on capitol hill, lawmakers agreeing to impose sanctions on russia and also north korea and iran for what they are calling aggressive behavior. the message for russia was in response to election meddling. it also gives congress the power to block the president's ability to veto or undue sanctions. the final vote, 419-3. the legislation moves to the senate, but it is not clear what the senate will vote on the measure. alison: nancy, thank you. >> help, some kids just shot my son. alison: a conviction in the murder of a transgender woman in montgomery county,. life in prison. richard reeve is live in gaithersburg with the revelations and motive in this case. rich? richard: the murder taking place in this alley. the bullet hole, remnants of it from nearly two years ago. the authorities say the victim thought she was coming to a fist fight, but instead it turned deadly. >> what is the address of the human sa

nancy chen, abc 7 news. alison: the president leaves tomorrow for the g 20 summit in germany. his first up will be in poland. leaders from central and eastern europe. at the g 20 the president will have his first face-to-face meeting with russian president vladimir putin. tens of thousands of protesters are expected to greet both men. back at home, a gaithersburg family thankful tonight after a close call at their home. they were sitting in their living room when a car smashed into their fireplace. they said it felt like an earthquake. the home was deemed unsafe to live in. the family of three is now displaced. the driver says it was an accident. nobody was seriously hurt. jonathan: fourth of july events in landover taking on a somber tone after a man was found shot to death in the afternoon. the investigation is focused on a busy area of prince george's county. anna-lysa gayle has the latest on the investigations underway tonight. anna-lysa: a man was shot on landover road. hospital just after 3:30, where he was pronounced dead. >> this is the thing i dread the most, on this

larry: nancy chen joins us from the "n.f.l. live" to explain. -- from the "live desk" to explain. nancy: we got this with the headline assassination attempt to the c.e.o. the grand finale is the bullet fired at the c.e.o. with a thin piece of glass. the c.e.o technology that the military used for years and it uses a thin fill tom apply to any existing window rather than the heavy glass you see associated with bullet resistant. >> we have to protect the emergency responders and the police officers. those that need protection are vulnerable. >> this technology is not cheap. while it's cheaper than installing the thick heavy glass it runs around $2,000 per window. dramatic to see. >> thank you. alison: coming up, a community at risk of being washed away. >> in came out of nowhere. search for survivors after a flash flood rips through a family event killing at least nine people. what happened moments before the s.u.v. ended up lodged in the roof of a home. >> will the potomac mills nationals continue to play woodbridge or will they be moving out of town? we have a quest your brain is a

nancy chen at the "live desk" now. when could o.j. get out of jail? y: it's still a couple of months. the earliest he would walk out of prison is october 1. he was sentenced to 33 years for a botched armed robbery. he said he was trying to get things back that were his from a sports memorabilia dealer in las vegas and never meant to hurt anyone. >> i am so danger. i never pulled a gun on anybody. i never been accused of it. nancy: parole commissioners cited his look of any prior convictions, low commit another crime and support from the community in their decision. at the hearing there was no mention of simpson's previous acquittal in the death of his wife nicole and friend ron goldman. tom roussey picking up team coverage now outside the newseum getting reaction to today's decision. tom? tom: tom: we are talking to people and there are parents explaining to their kids at the newseum who o.j. simpson is. they weren't born when it went down two decades ago. this was already making the news on today's newspapers. probably the front page of all the newspa

nancy: i'm "live desk" at, i'm nancy chen. monday a 1-year-old was and the little boy is out of the hospital. in this video you can see that two people shooting at each other. if you know anything about the shooting or the people, call the police. larry: today sean urbanski was indicted in the murder of lieutenant richard collins. the prosecutors say it was not a hate crime. brad ball is here to explain why. >> the students made ajumps about what the motive was in this case. but here they operate by different rules. the state attorney said ze can make a strong case for a murder. there is evidence this is a hate crime. it happened onth of maryland campus in the early morning hours of may 20. richard collins iii was stabbed to death. short time later they arrested sean urbanski as he sot on a nearby bench with a bloody knife in his pocket. the projects say they have a strong case but the motive is a mystery. >> why is something we all want to know. >> based on a seemingly facebook group that is racist the police announced that t

nancy chen is live to unravel details. nancy: this coming in now. the breaking news out of woodbridge where a woman was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. when the officers arrived at the home on east long view drive around 4:30 this afternoon, that is when they found a woman and two children involved in this. now the house that you mentioned was on fire. as the police went in to make sure that no one else was inside, the three officers, that is where they are now taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. the suspect is in custody. so that is something to know. this happened in the 1,300 block of east long view drive. skytrak7 is on the scene now as well as an abc7 crew with a story we'll follow closely throughout the afternoon. that is the latest. >> thank you. >> just ahead right here. >> star struck. the fallout after justin bieber runs over a photographer. >> he lost in a matter of 22 days. >> why they put out an urgent plea for rainbows to help her grieving nephew. alison: but first the i-team uncovers two critical alerts w