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a red. lukaku confirmed as manchester united's latest signing. hello there. rafael nadal is out of wimbledon after losing the match of this year's tournament so far. he took gilles muller into a battle that lasted nearly five hours. but the 34—year—old from luxembourg has the quarter—final place. with the round—up, john watson. they call it manic monday. all fourth round matches played today. eight in the women's, eight in the mend, no other tournament schedules are more on the same day. and it was an incredible finish. rafael nadal knocked out, defeated by gilles muller over five gruelling sets. nadal took the first two but he came back to level the third set them and then the astonishing fifth set, 28 games in favour of 16th seed. with all the details of what has been an incredible middle monday to these championships here is our reporter. rafael nadal did not lose a set on his way to losing winning the french open this year. so was a time to panic when he lost two in a row to gilles muller. by now we should know never to count him out and he soon hit back to take the third set. and then the fourth. the match went into a decider. surely only one winner. now, match points for gilles muller. th

a precaution. >>> firefighters were busy last night battling a three-alarm fire. the fire started in a home on north street in bay point just after 10:30 last night. flames spread to the house next door taking almost an hour to put out the fire at both homes. there are no reports of injuries, but at least two dogs died. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> nine people went to hospitals after a car crash involving a wrong-way driver in eastern contra costa county last night. it happened in brentwood near the sand creek road onramp to highway 4. a car reported stolen slammed into a minivan carrying seven people including two young children. that crash happened shortly after 8:00 last night and shut down highway 4 for nearly two hours. >> we have multiple trauma victims that went to trauma centers to the helicopter and multiple patients by ground. >> there were two people in the car driving the wrong way. one managed to get out on his own and the other had to be pulled out by fire crews. it was taken by helicopter to the medical center. officials say seve

a red. lukaku confirmed as manchester united‘s latest signing. hello there. rafael nadal is out of wimbledon after losing the match of this year‘s tournament so far. he took gilles muller into a battle that lastedn watson. they call it manic monday. all fourth round matches played today. eight in the women‘s, eight in the mend, no other tournament schedules are more on the same day. and it was an incredible finish. rafael nadal knocked out, defeated by gilles muller over five gruelling

it turns out there's >>> an emotional good-bye today for a teenager who battled to get his high school degree and died from leukemia last month. 18-year-old darryl aikens was a three-sport athlete and honor student. he diviefied the odds during hi years-long battle with cancer. >> we are all here, brothers and sisters, because of a young man that lived. >> reporter: it was a celebration of life for a young man who lived his to the fullest until the very end. >> we are here because darryl has shown us how to fight and how to be a warrior. >> reporter: darryl aikens was just 18 when he died last week after a two-year battle with leukemia. she was a standout student and athlete, a football player, but he was an even bigger star in life. >> he was never a disrespectful kid. he was a superb grown man. darryl, you know i love you. >> reporter: even as he was given a short time to live, he persevered by graduating with his class with honors just three weeks before he died. >> and so it's fitting that we're in the school today, because darryl was an educator. he taught us all the importance of family and bringing family togethe

then follows a gun battle which lasted several hours. buy a comic abysmal through northern through suddenly we heard a huge explosion. it was very very loud. and then everyone started panicking we run away and the police and the army came la but we austin what was happening. because we didn't know we had people shouting and gunfire but we didn't see any telephone into god's across a. the islamic state group has claimed responsibility for the attack. the assailants and several guards were killed. as afghan forces say embassy personnel were safely evacuated. kabul has seen a numbeber of deadly attacks in recent months. blamed on either the highest group or the taliban. these attacks have targeted government buildings as well as members of the shiite has our community. at least sixteen hundred civilians have died in the country. since the beginning of twenty seventeen. french governments announce plans to him too new reception centers for migrants in the north of the country they softer court ordered it to end the inhuman treatment of foreig

. >> this weekend, family and friends showing support for a man at the center of an immigration battle. last night, they held a vigil for jonathan at a church in norristown. he was detained by immigration officials back in may and is now facing deportation. he came to this country from honduras att the age of 16 and missed a court appearance as a teenager. his wife, who is a u.s. citizen says officers told her that that missed hearing, that's the reason why they took him into custody. his wife tells us they have a court date set for next month. 20 minutes past 10:00 on this sunday. scare for sixers fans and for the team. we'll give you an update on the ankle injury for markelle fultz. also, camden native haason reddick home in south jersey, making sure football players of the future get a chance to learn and grow. we'll show you how he's paying it forward. >>> reward afterbeing robbed. next, a happy ending to an incident at wimbledon and the local connection to the fan who received the national attention for it. >>> nfl rookie and camden native haason reddick is giving back to his community

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a wimbledon semi-final since 2009. that's because he beat top seed andy murray in five sets. querrey takes him on. who's bested him in their last four meetings. >> he has a tough battle ahead. >> tough battle ahead. and venus williams won her first singles wimbledon title 17 years ago. she goes for her sixth when she takes on a 23-year-old spaniard tomorrow. this is the first time she has been at the all-england club without her sister since 2006. serena is in the final trimester of her first pregnancy. venus says her little sis is on her mind. >> i try to take the same course she would do. and i try to do the same things she would do. i don't know that i play exactly the same way she does, but i try to be inspired by her. oldest woman to win a grand slam. she's already the oldest to win a final since 1994. >> and of course the trophy there at wimbledon is named after hea after her. it would be appropriate if she wins, good luck. all of the remaining players will no doubt do their best to follow wimbledon's underwear standards. a men's doubles team had to change into all white before the match. they are very serious about their dress code for players and you must be

well it's really been a partisan battle going on now the last almost three quarters of a year to describe the reasons why hillary clinton lost the presidential race and so there's been a sort of a recalibration of the hawk and dove tendencies of the two parties know the democratic party from the top down is being much more aggressive minded in terms of russia they are saying that a lot of people especially the democrats are obsessed with the russia gate because they need a reason for why the democrats lost the election now and your article you say speaking ill of putin and russia gate is becoming a part of the democratic party's identity can you elaborate on that. well unfortunately i think this is coming mostly from the top down from most of the democratic party hierarchy was aligned with hillary clinton let's not forget she was very and messed with wall street and bernie sanders was challenging wall street so rather than the post-mortems of the election and the now as being about how the democratic party should be authentically economic populist in its orientation it's much better to fr

battle of passchendaele. thousands of descendants of those who died in 1917joined dignitaries, including members of the royal family, for a service at tyne cot cemetery. the battle we know today as passchendaele, would lastr it not only for the rain that fell, the mud that weighed down the living and swallowed the dead, but also for the courage and bravery of the men who fought here. a former royal marine, ciaran maxwell, is jailed for 18 years, for supplying bombs to dissident irish republicans.

the high profile court battle ended in a mistrial last month. accuser andrea constand's attorney says the former temple employee will be ready. she wants to see justice done and see this through. >> next we have an update on a story we told you about last year. a story of dangerous contaminated soil in new jersey under 36 homes leaking lead and other toxins. "action news" reporter christie ileto was there. >> residents came for answers on how, when and what will be done to rid the toxic soil their homes sit on. the homes were built on an old recycling site last year. babambino and wilma martin were the first to discover crushed car batteries, leaking toxins into the ground. >> while the contaminated soil took ten weeks to remove, the epa is taking steps to do the same for 25 or 30 other homes. the feds say it will take two years and ensure residents won't be displaced that long, but there is no timeline on when it will start. >> we believe the contamination is in the top four layers of soil. there are incidents it may be deeper. >> some worry da

now after hitting a lead-off home run last night they went into their second battle for home run today. marcus hit in this battle. they're the fourth inning tied at one, chris davis goes on a power trip. that's number 2-8 of the year. matt chapman crushes it out of the yard. that's three home runs for the as if your keeping score. 3-2. bob wrapped up his 199 career victory. >>> will meyers take rookie tied lock half way up the bleachers. the padres have a 1-0 lead. the giants will come back and rally buster posey. the wheels come off in the fourth, blast with a two-run double. that'll be followed by r.b.i.s by hector sanchez. locked out with five run and seven innings. padres win 5-2. >>> dodgers hosting the braves and everyone in l.a. hold their brett. kershaw lead with the second inning. he's with the dl so you know the dodger fans will be watching closely on monday. how they'd one the game with the walkoff season. they lead the giants by 30.5 games. >>> talk about tough fans in phillies. before the game this little guy kicks miami lead off hitter d. gordan in the knee. he's wearing

a special honor for those two u.s. capitol police officers injured in the shooting at the congressional baseball practice last month. it's a battlethe beaches tonight, which state has the very best beaches, maryland, virginia or delaware. it's a hot debate on nbc i'll see you in just a few with those stories. we're watching these storms right here at 5:00. >>> jim, i'll see you here, too, in 11 minutes. >> see you then, susan. >> thank you so much, jim. >> features 29 direct desen dents of the founding fathers. one of the men featured in that add is from bethesda. >> today she took part in the national archives. evan car was there. >> fourth of july starts here, here at the national archives building. >> in congress july fourth, 1776, the declaration of independence, the original document signed by our founding fathers. >> when in the course it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another. >> thomas jefferson, the primary author and his come patriots wrote the declaration because they felt disrespected and oppressed to revolt against a king who was intent on denying their

iraqi troops are locked in a fierce battle for the last few blocks of western mosul that isis still controlssecurity forces has shared some extraordinary footage. exclusively with cnn, nick paton walsh takes you up close to isis' last stand in mosul. >> reporter: from here to the river is all isis has left of mosul. and this is the story of how it fell. on the streets, around the mosque they once held sacred but then destroyed. [ gunfire ] brazilian photographer gabriel khaim is on foot with iraqi special forces. every footfall could hit a boobytrap. an eerie silence holds in just about everything, endless soot. [ gunfire ] streets empty. each human they meet is either desperate to escape or the enemy. in the alleyways, two men approach them. one is carrying a bomb. they rush in to help their wounded -- [ explosions ] -- a second man carrying a much larger device. gabriel struggles to breathe. the dust also means they can't see if there are any other bombers or whether three dead and a dozen wounded colleagues are lying. the advance continues up to and around the mosque. [ gunfire ] and civi

. >>> three suspects are in custody after a brief gun battle with police in wilmington, delaware. it started last night when police were called to the home on the 1100 block of west over road for a report of a robbery. when officers tried to stop a suspect, he opened fire on the officers and took off. the officers returned safire -- returned fire and ran after the suspect and took him into custody. >>> gloucester county investigators are investigating a deadly crash between a minivan and a car around 6:30 a.m. on the 3100 block of delsea drive in franklin township. one person was pronounced at the scene. one other was taken to the hospital. there's no word on pending charges. >>> police released a sketch of a possible suspect of an attempted child luring in bucks county. there's the sketch. two boys fishing told police a man looking like this driving a black car invited the boys to get in so they could fish somewhere else. they reported a young boy was with the man. two boys refused and the man drove off with the young boy. >>> new numbers show the opioid crisis gets worse in the state of pennsyl

. >>> family and friends are showing support for a man at the center of an immigration battle. last night, they held a vigil for jonathan at central presbyterian church. he was detained by immigration officials back in may and he now faced deportation. he came to the country from honduras at the age of 16 and missed a court appearance as a teenager. hiwife, who is a u.s. citizen, tells us officers told her that was the reason they took him into custody, because he missed a hearing when he was a teen. his wife says they have a court date set for next month. >>> this morning, president donald trump is back at the white house after returning from the g-20 summit in germany. the president met with several world leaders during the trip, but it was his sitdown with vladimir putin that is grabbing the world's attention, and this morning, the president is tweeting about it. take a look. he wrote, quote, i strongly pressed president putin twice about russian meddling in our election. he vehemently denied it, i have already given my opinion. in another tweet, he said, quote, we negotiated a c

. >>> a public battle getting even more public and playing out live on the airwaves this morning, a batt battle royale. >> lalt lastight the communications director anthony scaramucci seemed to go aefr reince priebus writing in light of the leak of my financial disclosure info, which is a felony, i'll be contacting the fbi and justice department, #swamp, but the important part here, he tagged reince priebus, seeming to blame him. scaramucci on tv with cnn this morning added to that. >> if reince wants to explain that he's not a leaker, let him do that. >> we want to discuss the goings on in the united states of america right now which includes the goings on inside the west wing. joining us congressman joe kennedy iii, democratic congressman from the commonwealth of massachusetts. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. i know, you know, you don't work in the white house or run the white house, but we're all watching what's going on there this morning. i wonder if we can get your reaction to this backstabbing or frontstabbing from the communications director to the chief of staff? >> look, it's not the way to

mosul has been locked in a brutal battle since last year but in recent weeks iraq's military has beenaking critical gains as it pushes into the old city. >>> u.s. president donald trump spoke with three gulf leaders over the phone sunday about the diplomatic showdown that left qatar isolated. doha has been given two more days to decide if it will meet saudi-led coalition's long list of demands. so far qatar says it won't. >>> president donald trump is doubling down on his heated attacks with the media with this video. posting an old video of himself hitting a man at a wrestling match. the man's face covered with the cnn logo. the response from this network. described this as juvenile. saying the following -- "it is a sad day when the president of the united states kirnlgz violence against reporters." >>> a deeply personal insight into the cost of syria's war on ordinary civilians. in the city of raqqa, considered by isis to be its capital, staying alive is quite simply a daily battle. >> it's a battle that one mother relives every single day, even though she herself has found safety i

in a very small area the risk is higher and higher, and what has happened in the last week is one and a half kilometres up to two kilometres, square kilometres, and then going back to 800 and battle we have reached the positive situation as called by the iraqi government. that does not mean they cannot reappear somewhere else, as happened last april. so the problem is there needs to be a post—battle in most soul to secure other places and to secure safe passages for civilians. and looking at the pictures of what state mosul is left m, pictures of what state mosul is left in, it is notjust the physical rebuilding it is the psychological impact on the people who are left and prospects for getting back and carrying on living peacefully. and prospects for getting back and carrying on living peacefullym and prospects for getting back and carrying on living peacefully. it is the full package. the problem is for the full package. the problem is for the iraqi government but also for the iraqi government but also for the coalition is there generations to come that are going to be affected by what they have seen in the last since 2004 and hugely since 2014 since the islamic state have anno

guest: this is all happening against the backdrop of what is a pitched battle over voting rights in america. wer the lastecade or so have seen a wave of restrictions on access to the ballot and registration. the first presidential election in 14 states of major new voting restrictions in place. things like strict voter id laws that have a very limited set of identification you can show to vote and has been shown by state court to be discriminatory. this year we have seen at least six states moving forward with legislation that would make it more difficult about. one of the major concerns of this commission is that whatever data they release, whatever report the issue could be used as a tool to justify further voter suppression. whether that takes the form of additional state laws to make it more difficult to vote, for action at the federal level. one thing they got less attention than the commission's request was the department of justice also sent letters to states requesting information about how they maintain their voter lists. there is a real concern that can lead to legal action to force motor purch

mosul is on the verge of completion after weeks of fighting, iraqi troops are locked in a very fierce battle for lastof western mosul that isis still controls. we're getting a closer look at a brazilian photographer embedded with iraqi security forces shared his extraordinary footage, exclusively with cnn. our nick paton walsh has more from iraq. >> from here to the river is all isis has left of mosul. and this is the story of how it fell on the streets around the mosque, they once held sacred but then destroyed. brazilian photographer gabriel chaim is on foot with iraqi special forces. every foot fall could hit a booby trap. an era eerie silence holds. streets empty, and each human they meet is either desperate to escape or the enemy. in the alley ways, two men approached them. one is carrying a bomb. they rush in to help their wounded. the second man carrying a much larger device. gabriel struggles to breathe. the dust means they can't see if there are any other bombers or if there are three dead and dozen wounded colleagues lie. the advance continues up to and around the mosque. and civilians, hum

a full report tonight from iraq. >> reporter: the battle to drive isis from it's last remaining stronghold in mosul is now a mop-up operation. but that doesn't mean it's easy. fighting in pockets of the old city is as intense as ever, maybe more intense, because the remaining isis fighters are cornered willing to fight to the death. our camera today filmed bodies strewn in the rubble, including a female isis militant wearing a suicide belt, but she never got a chance to use. but victory now seems so assured, that the iraqi prime minister today arrived in mosul to congratulate the troops. iraqi soldiers are starting to feel the end is getting close, celebrating by the front lines. we are now in mosul said a top general, the east part of the liberated and there's only a small part left in the west. there troops today planted the iraqi flag on the banks of the river. but the toll on the old city has been absolute. nearly all of it's people have been displaced, many of them injured or killed. but isis is losing it's biggest city, and without territory, the so-called islamic state can't be called that for much longer.

. >> back here in our area, family and friends are showing support for a man at the center of an immigration battle. last they held a vigil in norristown. he was detained by immigration officials back may and now faces deportation. he came to this country from honduras at the age of 16 and missed a court appearance as a teenager. his wife, a u.s. citizen, says officers told her that was why they took him into custody. his wife also tells us that they have a court date set for next month. >>> chester county residents fear their water is contaminated because of the construction of a natural gas pipeline. sunoco suspended work on the project this week after residents complained about murky water. the natural gas pipeline starts in western pennsylvania and crosses through chester county ending up in delaware county. construction resumed yesterday. the project is happening in the middle of a neighborhood, many living here are fighting the project and want more information about the safety of the work going on just feet from their homes and children. >> it just takes a matter of seconds or minutes for a leak t

last beweek. hope to raise more than $2 billion in revenue. options include expanding gambling laws. borrowing more than a billion dollars and possible tax increase. budget battles over in new jersey and delaware. both states passed budgets last week in new jersey governor chris christie signed a $34.7 billion budget deal after a three day state government shutdown there. in delaware, the house and senate passed a $4.1 billion spending plan. >>> new this morning, donald trump junior is offering a new account of a meeting he had with a lawyer linked to the kremlin. >> that happened shortly after his father won a republican nomination last year. hoping to get information helpful to the campaign. "new york times" report trump junior agreed to a meeting with the russian lawyer at the trump tower after being promised information damaging democratic candidate hillary clinton. his brother, jared kushner, and campaign chairman were also at the meeting. trump junior said the meeting was mainly about adoptions while mentioning nothing about clinton. >>> meanwhile, president trump is trying to move forward in working with russia. days after closed door meeting with vladimi

two firefighters treated for minor injuries after battling flames a home in district heights. it happened late last night on brewton street. four people are now displaced. it's still unclear what started the fire. happening now - flights taking off again out of d-c, after major travel disruptions last night. a consturction-relat ed incident - forcing a ground stop for hours at all three d-c area airports. tom roussey is at reagan national with more. trt oc: a live look right now at flightaware. a live look right now at flightaware. now at flightaware. already today a total of 32 flights arriving and departing reagan national already canceled today. 12 flights impacted in and out of bwi and 11 flights at dulles. happening today, the d.c. council will introduce emergency legislation aimed at fighting the trump administration's efforts to cut down on voter fraud. last month, the presidential advisory commission on election integrity asked all states, plus d.c., to turn over voter information. the council's emergency legislation would prevent d.c.'s board of elections from having to comply with the req

a russian lawyer and any other potential russian contacts. >>> also break right now, doctors confirming senator john mccain is battling a brain tumor. >> arizona republican is 80 years old. the tumor was discovered last friday when mccain had a blood clot removed from above his left eye. they managed to remove all of the tumor that brain scans. >> mccain's wife cindy tweeting overnight that her husband is doing well. we are joined live with the latest. good morning. >> it is a tough diagnosis for a man known as one of the toughest senators on capitol hill, but it's not mccain's first battle with cancer. the former presidential candidate underwent three surgeries between 1993 and 2002 to remove four melanomas, but their latest diagnosis is different. glioblastoma is a rare form of brain cancer, affecting three out of every 100,000 people in the u.s. and the prognosis can vary based on a number of factors. i remains in arizona after the surgery that led to the diagnosis in the first place u a. and doctors say he is improving well. statements have been pouring in from president obama, hillary clinton and mccain's senate colleagues among many, many others, but one of the most touching statements so far i

in a "washington post" op-ed edwards revealed that she's been battling multiple sclerosis. she said she was diagnosed lastr after taking a fall on a bike and undergoing tests. edwards says she wrote the op-ed because health problems can hit at any time and it's important to have access to insurance. >> this can happen to anybody. i mean i was extraordinarily healthy. any one of us can have something happen that we didn't plan for and we ought to have a health care system that understands that. >> edwards says she is not letting ms change her plans for the future. she also says she's not ruling out another run for office down the road. >>> when we come neighborhood. your street clogged with people parking who don't live there. the news4 i-team working for you to find out what you can do about it. and we'll show you the nearest sport coming to a district bar near you. >>> parking is becoming more difficult to find even near your own home. a news4 i-team investigation shows a spike in people parking their cars in neighborhoods where they don't live. scott mcfarland shows us the officers throughout our region

to whom it may concern, i am a 36-year-old young woman who has spent the last two years battling with addiction. i was writing to ask if you could consider me for sober living. i am having some issues coping -- this education, how to get over the guilt and the shame, how to work through those feelings with your family. thank you for your attention in this matter. sincerely, brandy nyp. it's just important on how to start out the structure probably of just a normal daily life. >> nyp's next step is to contact the people who most desperately want to see her off drugs -- her parents. >> hi, mom. it's still very hard for me that, you know, what i put my family through. and how i hurt them with my drug addiction. what's the matter? nothing. did, um -- huh? nothing. how about you? she said, "i heard you choking up, you know, crying, you know, everything all right?" i said, "yes, you knew i was in here." she said, "yes." she had a cough. why -- are you sad? you sound like you're crying. you just got up? oh. yeah. oh, okay. did dad talk to the attorney or anything? my only plan this time, you

on the battle he had on the house, where it took us a couple times to do it. we did move forward. last thing, this narrative that has filled up. the mean, old republicans are out to health care. anyone are designed to help people. let's help the american people. you can only do that if you have the debate and then have the

. >> firefighters were busy last night battling a three-alarm fire in eastern contra costa county. re started in a home on north street in bay point just after 10:30 last night. flames spread to the house next door and it took almost an hour to put out the fire at both homes. there are no reports of their injuries, but at least two dogs died. the cause of this fire is under investigation. >>> the coast guard rescued three people last night including a child that got stuck in the bay. two adults and a child were pulled from the waters after their boat capsized near east palo alto. a helicopter crew swam out and perform their rescue. all three boaters were wearing life jackets. they were taken to stanford hospital for an evaluation. >>> new details tonight on two wildfires in santa barbara county. governor brown has declared a state of emergency for damages caused by the alamo and whittier fires. the alamo fire has burned almost 29,000 acres since it began on july 6. it's now 95% contained. it's also destroying one home and another building. the cause is being investigated. the whitti

senator john mccain - in the battle of his life after being diagnosed with a rare type of brain cancer. the diagnosis coming after the senator had surgery last week to remove a blood clot above his eye. during the procedure doctors discovered a brain tumor. this is not the first time senator mccain has battled cancer. he's had several melanomas removed in the past. the 80-year-old will stay in arizona to recover and then begin treatment for the tumor. since the diagnosis.. many have sent their prayers and well wishes to mcain. sam sweeney - with the new reactions this morning. mccain reax at tagboard new developments, following a road rage incident in alexandria.. and a woman is hospitalized in stable condition after being shot. happened yesterday on the short road connecting eisenhower avenue to the beltway. a witness tell us, the woman was driving an s-u-v, and blocked the man's van in.. then she and a man with her got out and started screaming at the van's driver. police say the woman who was shot is 33, and from bladensburg. they have not relased her name. the shooting suspect, ernest stickell of mechanicsville, maryland, turned himself

last three years. this afternoon the iraqi prime minister travelled to mosul to declare it free of i—s after a nine month battleeet in the final stages over the last few weeks. 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale has this report from mosul — you may find some of the content distressing. what was once a beautiful old city is now mostly rubble. every building deeply scarred or destroyed by months of war. we joined the search and rescue teams looking for survivors. but more often, they are just recovering bodies. with the heat, there is also the strong smell of decay. ali is hoping against hope that his brother and his family are still alive. their house was hit in an airstrikejusta still alive. their house was hit in an air strikejust a few still alive. their house was hit in an air strike just a few weeks ago. it was being used by an islamic state fighters. he says he spoke to his brother on this phone for he was trapped somewhere under the rubble. and then he stopped answering. all they find here is decaying corpses. it's a similar story everywhere they go. while that was happening, the iraqi prime ministe

firefighters were battling the heat and a fire last night. ummit place northeast. one firefighter was injured battling the blaze. he's going to make a full recovery this morning. still no word yet on what started the fire but officials say it was accidental. >>> also still no word yet on the identities of the two drivers who were killed friday morning in a deadly wrong way crash on route 210 in prince george's county. police say one of the men was driving the wrong way on route 210 when his car slammed into another vehicle. both drivers were killed and the crash happened around 2:30 yesterday morning in fort washington. as you can see in this video one car burst into flames on impact. again, their identities have not been released. >> time now is 8:07. coming up this morning today marks one week since a minnesota woman was shot and killed by police when calling for help. up next we'll hear from the attorney representing the victim's family on this tragic incident. stay with us. we'll be right back. >> ♪ if you have moderate to severe <

and this is the last any else knows that a how long did that battle take to free the whole area of the holiday area of. this of. need it between forty eight to seventy two hours not more now what remains to be seen is whether this victory will be permanent or whether the terrorists will come back what we heard today though that many of them are joining the so-called islamic states and getting ready for yet another battle. the u.s. led coalition is urging iraq to investigate claims of war crimes committed by its military there and been consistent reporting of the legend laws of armed conflict violations recently any violation of the law of armed conflict is unacceptable and should be in it investigated in a transparent and apparent manner we meet routinely with our. forces to advise them on the expectations for throwing transparent investigations accountability for anyone found responsible for abuses in public disclosure findings in actions taken . earlier human rights watch made some details allegations against an iraqi unit the report says suspected members of islamic state were execu

a busy thursday morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm erielle reshef in for diane macedo this morning. we begin with new reaction to the announcement senator john mccain is battling brain cancer. >> doctors found a tumor last week while they were removing a blood clot located above mccain's left eye. they have managed to remove all of the tumor that at least was visible on scans. abc's amna nawaz joins us now with more. good morning, amna. >> reporter: good morning, guys. john mccain has built a career as a fighter, as a prisoner of war on capitol hill even in past battles with skin cancer. his new fight now, a rare and aggressive form of brain cancer. >> if we're going to stay here to work, then let's get some work done. >> reporter: just one week ago a fiery mccain urged his senate colleagues to fight for their priorities. the very next day he flew home to arizona for surgery to remove a blood clot above his eye. that trip thwarted republicans' plans to vote on health care reform but led to this diagnosis from the mayo clinic in phoenix. a brain tumor, known as glioblastoma, a rare form of brain cancer. the former presidential candidate has battled cancer before including three surgeries to remove four m

last week. hope to raise more than $2 billion in new revenue. options for bringing in money include expanding gambling laws, borrowing more than a billion and a possible tax increase. >>> the budget battles are over in new jersey and delaware. both states passed budgets last week. in new jersey, governor chris christie signed a $34.7 billion budget deal. after a three day government shutdown. >>> right now burlington county prosecutors are trying to find out what happened during an home invasion that left one man dead. two men broke into his moorstown house. said he stabbed them in defense. identified the man killed as jimmy doyle. gathered at a vigil for him last night and painted a picture of a man they say loved his family and had a lot of friends. >> he's never done anything like that before. i don't think that would have been his intentions. >>> no charges have been filed t. man who had been stabbed in the leg showed up at the hospital yesterday. detectives are trying to determine if he is the other man connected to this case. >>> 4:35. in philadelphia, a group of children are okay after witnessing a shooting just a few feet from where they were swimming in an inflatable pool. kids

a lot of gunfire. >> reporter: the fighting lasted nearly nine months. thousands killed, tens of thousands injured. despite a declaration of victory, the battleor the city isn't entirely over. something we witnessed as we made our way through the bombed-out buildings and alleyways of the old city. with special forces general sadi. what would you say the biggest dangers are? pockets of isis fighters remain, huchker hunkered down, ready to fight to the death. >> i'm going to count to three. >> reporter: it's the unprotected spaces between the buildings that are most dangerous. where isis snipers perch overhead, picking off their victims. >> sniper, sniper. >> okay, the troops are telling us to take cover in here. we're very close to the front line, and they're literally fighting over every inch, every yard. the fighting is really intense in this area, even now when they say they're almost finished. >> reporter: within minutes of us filming these two soldiers in the alley a suicide bomber leapt off a building, attacking them. both were wounded. for the men of the counterterrorism force this is a kill mission, a hunt for the final isis fighters.

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to whom it may concern, i am a 36-year-old young woman who has spent the last two years battling withiction. i was writing to ask if you could consider me for sober living. i am having some issues coping -- this education, how to get over the guilt and the shame, how to work through those feelings with your family. thank you for your attention in this matter. sincerely, brandy nyp. it's just important on how to start out the structure probably of just a normal daily life. >> nyp's next step is to contact the people who most desperately want to see her off drugs -- her parents. >> hi, mom. it's still very hard for me that, you know, what i put my family through. and how i hurt them with my drug addiction. what's the matter? nothing. did, um -- huh? nothing. how about you? she said, "i heard you choking up, you know, crying, you know, everything all right?" i said, "yes, you knew i was in here." she said, "yes." she had a cough. why -- are you sad? you sound like you're crying. you just got up? oh. yeah. oh, okay. did dad talk to the attorney or anything? my only plan this time, you kno

a, camden county. it happened at 11:15 p.m. last night near the black horse pike. the driver suffered critical injuries. >>> fire crews battled a blaze involving seven tractor-trailers in south philadelphia. the fire broke out on the 3300 block of christopher columbus boulevard 10:45 p.m., the smoke could be seen on the walt whitman bridge. no injuries were reported. >>> a man is fighting for his life after being shot in the olney section on west godfrey avenue after 6:00. officers responded to 911 calls and found the victim with three gunshot wounds to the back, so far there are no suspects. >>> a burlington county resident awoke to the sound of two armed intruders inside his home that's when police say he grabbed his own weapon and fought back. it happened sunday morning along the 700 road of hartford road. two intruders broke in with ballots, the resident grabbed a knife killing an intruder during the struggle. another man showed up at the local hospital with stab wounds. >> a person could think that quickly under the circumstances. >> authorities released the statement saying there's no reason for the public to be alarmed

a key vote just days after it was revealed he's battling brain cancer. here's abc 7 news reporter megan hughes. >> reporter: arizona senator john mccain making a dramatic return to the senate after revealing last week that he's fighting brain cancer. today joining republicans' uphill battle to repeal obamacare. >> i know many of us have waited literally years for this moment to finally arrive. >> reporter: mccain has been recovering at home over the weekend tweeting this photo on a hike with a friend. the president calling him a brave american hero on twitter today saying thank you, john. for president trump the vote to move forward on debate would be a much-needed win. >> after seven years of saying replace and replace obamacare we have a chance to now do it. >> reporter: speaking at a boy scout jamboree in west virginia, trump called out that state's senator, a key holdout. >> need to get senator caputo to vote for it. >> reporter: one looming question, what measure will ultimately come up for a vote? will they repeal and replace obamacare or just repeal? right now neither has enough votes to pass. >> we haven't even got to see the bill. even the republicans haven't seen the bills >> reporte