that person was andrew miller about to enter his third year here at g.w. law school. miller says he wishes that more people would have stepped in. >> when there is a crowd of people watching someone get hurt. that is a shame. the crowd could have done something about it. should have. i hope next time the crowd does something about it. i hope that more people step forward and fight on behalf of the people who need it. >> the word "hero" is thrown around casually. sports heroes. all sort of heroes. this guy is a tom: john that you heard from there, he was kicked in the head. he was thrown into a train pulling away from the platform. he says he was certainly injured. he needs surgery on his hand next week but he said the injuries would have been worse if it weren't for miller stepping in. metro police made two arrests in this usca. reporting live outside george washington university law school in northwest, tom roussey, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. newly released dash cam video shows police responding to a man strangling two puppies. this is not easy to watch but he is ob

the 23-year-old andrew miller, a law student from george washington university, rushed into the fight to break it up. he said he felt compelled to help especially as other people decided to walk by. >> it's time that we actually, you know, are willing to put our money where our mouth is and stand up for people when they need it. >> the word hero is thrown around casually. sports heroes, all sorts of heroes. this guy is a hero. >> we know an arrest was made in the case. however, any witnesses to the attack come forward are asked. >>> police looking for a hit- and-run driver bus onto its side. 14 students, the bus driver, and another driver sent to the hospital. doctors have treated and released most of them. police say the boxes was taking kids to school when the car tried to pass slow-moving traffic. >>> coming up, the creative ways a nurse is helping a patient last heartbeat live on. >>> but up next, the fight between parents at vo: at dominion, we have a long history of providing reliable energy and that'll never change. what is changing, is our name to dominion energy. and renewabl

happened and said it would have been fwors it was not for george washington university law student andrew miller that came into astack. >> this solidifies whatever career i'm going into i make a difference. >> the word hero and this guy say hero. >> note retransit said two boys harmed the man and trailed them to union station and they were arrested minutes later and two teenagers are face aggravated assault charges. >> and in anne arrundel county two people were dead and two recovering tonight following a wrong way car crash on route 50. sky fox was over the scene this afternoon. maryland state police say 22-year-old laura murphy was driving the wrong way on eastbound route 350 when she hit another war head on and died at the scene. a 14-month-old boy that was in with critical injuries and driver of the other car, 66 robert skid more also deciding. a third car involved was slightly damaged and the driver was not hurt. >>> the justice department announced today a special council will oversee russia medaling in the 2016 election. robert mueller will have stweeping powers and authority to prosecute

andrew miller intervened to help a man who was being attacked.riday night at the gallery place-chinatown station. john rowley says a group of male teens attacked him for no apparent reason. miller saw that rowley was in trouble, and went violent of the attackers. the two men were reunited yesterday.. and spoke to the media. miller suffered a concussion in the attack. rowley needs surgery on his hand. after the attack, metro transit police arrested two juveniles. an update now on a new lease on life given to one of metro's retired 4-thousand series rail cars. the car was cut-up and turned into pop-up shops at the grosvenor-strathm ore station in bethesda. the vendors will set up shop every wednesday, thursday and friday afternoon through june. seats from the car are also being used on the plaza. right now at 5:xx.. we've got four tickets to colonial williamsburg and they could be yours! call the number on your screen right now... that's 703-528-7334. caller number seven wins! good luck! that's not all we've got for you today.. we're giving away on

. >> nobody stopped, nobody except one person, and that is this guy. 23-year-old he is andrew miller, entering his final year at george washington university law school. >> the consequences are far greater than. you do and get hurt tom: miller said when he saw john bradley in trouble, he went towards the most violent of the attackers. >> the individual turned their attention from mr. riley to me and stepped over him, came at me. tom: one left this mark. >> the second was under my ear, which was enough to knock me down. >> he took punches intended for me. tom: soon after the group dispersed and metro police arrested two juveniles. this happened rush-hour friday night. >> would bothered me is there was a crowd of people. tom: miller had a concussion and riley needs surgery on his hand. this is not the way they would have chosen. >> i'm glad we met. tom: the former federal prosecutor ed law student have hit it off. i have anomebody that opportunity to meet and get to know, because he is a hero. tom: tom roussey, abc 7 news. steve: stormwatch 7 first forecast this wednesday evening, look

>> 23-year-old andrew miller saw the attack happening and rushed in to help. >> they stepped over him, came at me and threw one punch which i was able to block ind of instinct actively and a little bit and one it game that second time that hit me and i think that was the end of it. >> nobody accept one person stop and frankly while i got some fairly significant injuries that would have been worse because they took some of the punches up teded to me. >> miller suffered a slight conclusion where he was wicked in the place and his hand hit the moving train and he'll have to undergo surgery so doctors can put in pins to heal the bones. >> this is not a one often there are many problems at metro they need to get resourcing and use it better. there needs to be a higher police presence that are simply trying to ride the metro. >> rally is an attorney. miller is currently studying at george washington university law school. the irony is not last on them. >> if there's a silver lining i have an opportunity to meet and get to know this one man. because he's a cut above. and i'm a former federal

>> twenty-three year old andrew miller happening, and returned in to help. >> they stepped over him. me. they through one punch, which i was able to block kind of instinctively. but they swung again, the second time, that one hit me. that one hit me down. and i think that was the ends of it. nobody except one person stopped. that is this guy right here. and, frankly, while i got some fairly significant injuries, would have been a whole lot worse because he took some of the punches that were intended for me. >> miller suffered slight con connection, he has swelling where he was kicked in the hand and face, and i'll have to undergo surgery so doctors can insert pins to help heal his broken bones. >> i'm not a safety and security expert. what i do know is that this is not a one-off. there are way too many violent problems at metro. and metro needs to get resource g, and use that resource g better, there needs to be a higher police press tones prote p trying ride the metro. >> rally is an attorney, miller is currently studying at george washington university law school. the irony isn't l

so the gentleman on top is andrew miller.e bottom is catherine water stop with her heart they were in fantastic beasts together. she saw his hair and said, you know what i kind of like this for the character i'm playing in scott and he apparently approved it. i spoke to her and also rest of the cast about the movie alien covenant. watch this. >> i was reading the story and i'm sure you've been asked a lot about the hair. you were in fantastic beasts. i'm actually genuinely curious how the pitch went to ridley. like how did you call him, did you tuck him, did you do it in person? how did that work? >> um, yeah, well, it was at the end of fantastic beasts and i saw they had made some wigs of ezra's hair in case we had to do pick ups later and his hair changed and i said, can i just try that on. it was at the end of the day and i was in the make up trailer. i took pictures. initially just for myself to see, you know, i never had short hair just to see wait looked like. yeah, i couldn't once i got that idea in my head i couldn't

it is not the secretary of state for wales, alun cairns, or andrew rt davies, it is darren miller, onehere today. i should make clear, and i will tell the audience later on, that what the bbc has done is invite parties to nominate their preferred candidate to speak tonight, which is why mr miller is coming on behalf of the conservatives. joining other leadership figures. 220 people in this audience, we have invited people from all over wales and they represent parts of wales, and lots of strands of opinion as well. we had quite a difficultjob, it is fairto had quite a difficultjob, it is fair to say, selecting questions. one thing! fair to say, selecting questions. one thing i would point to is it is still a battle in some ways, underlining to people where responsibility lies on some of these big issues. with health, health is the responsibility of the welsh government in cardiff. not the responsibility of westminster. we are trying to steer away from some topics where, for example, people like carwyn jones do topics where, for example, people like carwynjones do not have ultimate say.

miller. there's a clip of him talking about andrew jackson today. bannon is the one who told trump to start reading about andrew jackson and has been the big influence there about drawing those comparisons. so i wouldn't count them out. maybe they don't want to roll them out in front of the cameras. >> but you key up other fascinating dynamic. we are told sometimes don't pay attention to these people. who are we supposed to pay attention to? is it that image? >> probably depends on who you are. even though poll numbers are extremely low historically where his base is still with him. who does his base like? who do they want to hear from? they want those messages. if bannon were completely sidelined f he were fired as has been speculated, then what kind of message does that send to the people who are still with him? >> but you run a risk if you're out in the country talking to your base saying one thing and back in washington doing something else. this president is a great salesman. but eventually that would catch up to you. to this point about the dy

as matt miller referred to this earlier, is this a storm in the teacup? andrewn't know if it's a storm in the teacup as perhaps more systematic of the bigger issue, which is that when it comes to globalization and trade and economic policies, we are seeing a big reversal. we are seeing a big change. but other six liters are somewhat perplexed and they are waiting for answers on the united states and they are not getting them. this episode where we had trump perhaps say that germany was battle this issue of somebody came out and walked it back. somebody said that wasn't what he meant. is reallyonfusion showing behind the scenes is a wide division on this issue. that's in part why we are going to see a more condensed statement this time. the same applies to climate change. we are all waiting to hear what the u.s. position is on the paris accord. vonnie: will whole sections be left out or will there be a one line dismissive throw away that this is something we work on the future? andrew: i don't know. what we're hearing so far for example is that there will be some

among our guests this hour, former military analyst kara miller, former pastor robert jeffords and brian babin and judge andrew napolitano. david: market getting good news from federal reserve notes. that they will not make any moves in portfolio or notes until they are sure the economy is on a sound footing. lori rothman on the floor of new york stock exchange. we were in the green before that but that is what really led to the market ticking up, right? reporter: you hit the nail on the head, david. this goes back to the may 2nd, may 3rd meeting, what also fueled the bulls, the statement that the fed plans to grad wally unwind the $4.5 trillion balance sheet. a little bit in the weeds. we'll leave it at that. basically means no shock to the financial system. at least that is the interpretation of among wall street investors today. we did have a record for the s&p 500 today. let's show you particular stocks that drove the s&p to levels never seen before. number one, intuit, up almost 7% today. this is the tax preparation software-maker. shares rose on good earnings and also on reports incredibly strong demand

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andrew's take. up next, no brainard? is she a little bit too dovish going toward? this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the european market open. i'm matt miller london this week. let's talk the rate path in u.s. as fed governor lyle brainard said she could reassess the way forward for monetary policy. >> even so, i see some tension between signs that the economy is in the neighborhood of full employment and signs that the tentative progress we have seen on inflation may be slowing. if that tension between the progress on employment and the lack of progress on inflation persists, it may lead me to reassess the respective path of policy in the future although it is premature to make that call today. matt: still with us, andrew perry, head of equities, hermie's investment management. what do you think about that? combined with yesterday we had an interview with jim bullard and he seemed also a little bit dovish saying he wasn't sure about the 200 basis points priced in and combined with larry fink, it sounds like to por ridge could be a little too cold and maybe the fed is moving too quickly. >> the fed is always going to move in a glace ya'll w