barbers from competing shops came together to throw a free picnic for the city. and free school backpacks and food to die for and it makes since since there are 50 barbershops in this small town. >> everyone likes to have the fresh new style. >> reporter: but there is something else. barbers do much more than just cut hair. >> therapists, counselors. >> reporter: he organized the event not just to thank customers but to send a message as well. >> they trust us. when people see us out here coming together they understand we can do the same thing too. >> reporter: there are the usual differences, young and old, black and white but the barbers discovered that succeeding doesn't always mean the other guy has to lose. >> everybody wants to be competitive and this -- let everybody know, you know, if you need something or you don't know how to do something we can come together. >> reporter: john ramos, kpix 5. >> the party was held that sports park and they hope to make it an annual event. >>> coming up next, what caused this mess inside a shopping small on the peninsul

he's a barber. he's not a barber, he's the nephew. he's an example of the kind of nepotism that runs rampant in the barbering industry. besides, mr. d'onofrio knows exactly how i like my hair done because he has all my haircut records from my barber in texas. what are you talking about? when i first moved here, i was nervous about finding a new barber, so my mother had all my haircut records

the barber who cuts his hair is much more than a barber. people play chess at the barbershop. and the barber teaches them important life skills, including how to be a true competitor. myrick says he practices chess two hours a day. he says the wisdom he learned from his barber helps him in every game he plays. and this morning we want you to tell us something good. jane johnson sent us this photo. she said she got a new mule and that she is awesome. if you have some good news to share with us - let us know. just email goodnews@wjla.co m this isn't what you want to see if you're vacationing in north carolina's outer banks. take a look... severe storms spawning multiple waterspouts over colington harbour. stunning images- posted on social media. this led to some tornado warnings- injuries or damage. time now for weather today: partly sunny, hot and humid, pm thunderstorms possible (30%) highs: 93-98 heat index: near 100 winds: southwest 5-10 mph tonight: warm and very humid lo wednesday: hot and humid, pm thunderstorms possible (40%) highs: 93-98 heat index: around 100 winds: so

buchanan, a prison barber. >> it was always one of my dreams to be a barber, because on the street, i used to always hang around the barber shop, right? i used to always sit up in the barber shop and listen to them tell jokes one know? tell jokes and cut hair. and that's the way it was, just always fun and laughter in the barbershop and that's all i was doing here. but i got fired for it. >> offender buchanan was fired from the barbershop for making inappropriate comments towards staff. so the female officer working the barbershop fired him for that. he was told he had a certain amount of time to find a new job. the time passed and he was unable to find a job. as a result of that, he assaulted two staff members in "f" dorm. >> cadwell received only minor cuts. but taylo is now experiencing an irregular heartbeat. >> you got any nitro? give him another one and get him out of here. >> what made me mad about mr. taylo is he's supposed to be my counselor. i'm in his dorm and he wasn't even trying to help me. >> the decision is made to transport taylo to a nearby emergency room. >> after i

tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: more breaking news -- north korea has fired another missile into the sea of japan, a ballistic missile. this is the 11th test this year. aboutent trump tweeted north korea's leader, does he have anything better to do with his life? he then suggested that china and this nonsense once and for all. as presidentmes obama is visiting south korea. alison: a parent's nightmare come a man who worked at four maryland schools charged with sexual assault. officials say that carlos bill assaulted 10 victims, all middle school boys. aidehan: and the teacher's and track coach is hiv-positive. he also made pornographic videos of the students on his phone. alison: this disturbing cases still unraveling as the police try to figure out if there are anna-lysa gayle is live in waldorf with the latest. anna-lysa: superintended amberly hill is vowing comprehensive and transparent review into charles county public school safety protocol. she also sent a letter home to parents. >> i feel really bad

. >>> now to melbourne, australia, the barber shop, doing what folks in the barber shop do, cutting hairthese fellows roll in, they come right in, push their way through the door. >> they're ready for a fight. >> that's right. a melee breaks out in the barber shop. somebody picks up something that looks like a broom handle or mop stick. >> why are they fight? >> someone got a bad haircut. >> there's no real explanation as to why these men stormed in. it was alleged they were perhaps customers. there's some beef. at one point somebody pulls out an axe. >> i told you to use number five. >> brothers are serious about their haircuts, but this is deep. as of right now reports don't state they've caught up to any of these men, but they do say those fellow that rushed into the barber shop got away with about $450. >>> courtesy of the acronym, base jumping gives you many things you can jump off. buildings, a bridge, in this case, a, the antenna. you can see he hops over that fence and does a little bit -- climbing up. as we know, what goes up must come down. >> as he's climbing this tower, i'm g

simpson's former classmates in an east bay barber shop.j simpson college classmate: "he was on the football team. i was on the basketball team.">among those watching o.j. simpson's parole hearing a lucky's barber shop in oakland is girard chapman, who recalls simpson as a fellow classmate at city college of san franciscohe says simpson's troubles with the law became a major disappointment for people who knew him back then<"so based upon all that mr. simpson i do vote to grant parole">so after serving close to 9-years behind bars for robbery and kidnapping does simpson's former college classmate think the

but the barbers have discovered that succeeding here doesn't always mean the other guy has to lose. > always want to be cut throat and competitive. let everybody know, you know, if you need something or don't know how to do something we can come together. >> reporter: john ramos, kpix 5. >> organizers hope to make it an animallial e-- annual event. >>> a pilot makes it out after a hard landing. chopper 5 was over head. the nose gear collapsed or malfunctioned. you can see the damage to the the front of the plane. no word on what went wrong. but the pilot is okay. >>> good news on the wildfire front. a week after the detwiler fire broke out west of yosemite the evacuation order has been lifted. 45% contained. 60 homes burned. 4500 firefighters continue a battle the flames. >> without them coming from all over the state, putting their lives on the line, saving our towns, our homes, without that resource we would not be standing here. >> cal fire credits the aerial attack for beating the fire. saying half a million gallons of retardant was dropped in a day. >>> there is major progress in

tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: interesting headline from the house -- they passed a defense bill to create a space corps. the new military branch would be dedicated to fighting wars outside of the earth's atmosphere. the white house has already said they oppose the idea. fans ofn exciting news, "star wars" got a first look at the disney world and disneyland star wars worlds. riders will get a chance to pilot the millennium falcon and another will put you in the middle of a fight against the first order. these do not open for another two years, but i'm sure that is not stopping the biggest fans. jonathan: good stuff. this guy went to war at the age of 19. he now finally has a medal that he earned more than 70 years ago. nancy: that oversight at the air force memorial today, where the lieutenant from college park received a purple heart just birthday.e his 95th he was a bomber crew man in the army air force during world war ii. he was injured when his airplane crash landed in a mission over germany in 1944.

customer transition day. [ music playing ] -- appreciation day. [ music playing ] >> reporter: 80 barbers from competing shops came together to throw a free picnic for the city. and it makes since since there are 50 barbershops in this town. >> everyone likes to have the fresh new style. >> reporter: there is something else, barbers do much more than just cut hair. >> therapists, counselors,. [ laughter ] >> reporter: he organized the event not just to thank customers but to send a message as well. >> they trust us. when they see us out here coming together, they understand that okay, we can do the same thing too. >> reporter: there are the usual differences. but the barbers have discovered that succeeding doesn't always mean the other guy has to lose. >> everybody want to be competitive and this -- let everybody know, you know, if you need something, we can come together. >> reporter: john ramos, kpix 5. >>> well, it was a little bit cooler inland today by 3, 4 degrees. fog and low clouds keeping marathoners cool but inland numbers got plenty warm. sunshine out there. but back by the gol

simpson">here at lucky's barber shop in oakland, all eyes were on the tv screen when the decision was made to release o.j. simpson on parole <"i do vote to grant parole"> latonya mayfield thinks the nevada parole board made the right decisionbay area rapper trakk says he believes o.j.'s 33-year sentence for robbery and kidnapping was judicial payback after a jury found him not guilty of murdering his wife keeping it 100 means keeping it real, aidan bradley says nine years behind bars is real enough in this case

>> the barber shop? barber shop, you know it is a whole salon, so trying to ac like it is his barber. >> but who says haircutter? >> i don't want to say salon. >> say barber shop. >> well, it is not a barber shop. that is salon. >> that vanity hair salon. >> we know why you go there. >> why? >> the ladies? that's not true. the guy that cut my hair. >> sure. >> gianna is very cute. >> yes. >> anyway, no, they were telling me about phone stuff. you go to millennials for your phone stuff. they say if your phone goes right to voice mail, that means it is shut off. >> or they declined you. >> no, if it rings just slightly, and goes to voice mail, that means you're ignoring the call, that you have hit ignore. >> okay, and you didn't know this before? >> you knew? >> you can kinds of tell. >> so what did you think was happening? >> i didn't know. >> dis economic. >> i didn't know they new i was ignoring them and hitting ignore. >> oh, yes, that's why you have to be careful who you ignore. you have to pick and c

fox's ellison barber reports tonight.the trump administration is making another appeal to the supreme court over the controversial travel ban. last month the nation's highest court handed a partial win to the was reasonable for the government to enforce the travel restrictions on people who did not have a quote, credibl claim of a bona fide relationship with someone already in the us. what didn't the supreme court do? well, according to a highway i court adequately define close family relations. on thursday judge derek watson responded expanded the list of pennsylvania meal yeah relation ships if they're from one of the six muslim countries listed in the executive order. the specific family basedded visa provisions of the immigration and nationality act constitutes cherry picking and results in a pre-determined, equally federal immigration statutes define a close family in a much broader manner. attorney general jeff sessions says the decision undermines national security and shows a lack of respect for the separation of

tim barber of wjla has the story. >> reporter: this is all rebecca buck walter has been able to see of trump's twitter page since the president blocked her. >> it was president tweeted, if you'he re on fake news he would never have won the white house. >> it's something guaranteed to everybody in this country. >> reporter: six other people are listed in the lawsuit filed by the first right amendment institute. paul schiff berman says the courts have not addressed a case like this one, so it's not clear how it will end. >> the question is whether the government, by setting up this particular twitter account is creating a public forum. >> reporter: the white house has admitted the president's tweets are official statements, so the lawsuit says it is a personal forum under the first amendment. >> i'd love to be unblocked. but it's e constitutional principle that he's violating >> it will be interesting to see that one play out in court. >> thanks to tim barber in d.c. i've blocked you ondidn't sue me. >> just a quick phone call to my lawyer. ♪...i got what you need... ♪i'll be your i'll,

the hairand barber industry. what is the answer? now, it is outjaited, but it set—up a volu nta ry outjaited, but it set—up a voluntary register and the register was there so people could voluntarily sign up to, prove their qualifications and become state registered hairdressers and still in place now so people can voluntary do that. they can't... is place now so people can voluntary do that. they can't. .. is that enough? well, it's not enough because they can't become a state registered hairdresser unless they prove their qualifications so that's good, but if somebody isn't qualified and choose not to try and register which they wouldn't be able to without the releva nt they wouldn't be able to without the relevant qualifications and experience they don't have to do it. it's a sort of situation with no teeth. it is interesting to talk to you, keith. it will make a lot of people think if they are having their weekend hairdressing appointment this weekend. it's 9.48am and you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories: al

ellison barber, fox news >>> a maryland police officer is being recognized for going above and beyond the call of duty >> the officer with the laurel police department responded to a shoplifting call at a grocery store. when he arrived he found a woman attempting to steal two packs of diapers >> instead of arresting he did this instead bought the pack of diapers using his own money >> someone posted his photo to facebook. the police officer says he did so because he didn't want the child to suffer. >>> so how much like a billion bucks? how much would you pay? still ahead? which famous ceo's t-shirt is now for sale >> a warning about staying connected. how scammers are targeting free wifi to take your personal information. announcer: welcome to the future of health care. it's a future where health outcomes are valued over volume. a future where out of pocket expenses are capped. and medicare coverage comes with more benefits, like dental and vision. when will this future arrive? it's already here, with the 18 million americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare adva

. >> barbers who came to the rescue of the baby say they can't stop thinking about him.hen driving away. >> it is still shocking to me. i just can't, being a mother myself, i can't see how someone would want to leave their baby like that. >> reporter: police say the baby is in critical but stable condition. his 18-year-old father daniel mitchell remains behind bars. police say mitchell claims he was on drugs yesterday. >> the suspect admitted of using drugs the day of the incident. he was not aware that he had left the baby. >> reporter: police say the baby's mom is not considered a suspect. barbers at jay want to know what was behind it all and we want the baby to know he is also welcome. >> he is part of the family now. >> reporter: mitchell is set to be arraigned in court tomorrow afternoon. he has listed himself as homeless. bail has been set at $500,000. >> thank goodness the baby will be okay. thank you jodi. >>> a tearful plea of a murdered teenager. he was found shot and killed. a $5,000 reward has kbeen offered. today the family pleaded for help. >> they took aw

lopez says his goal is to let them know there is hopeful stop barber who did something similar. a big thank you from the humane rescue alliance in northeast. they want to thank everyone for donating that heaping pile of blankets, towels, and abetting. we help them get the word out yesterday after heavy rain caused a sewage backup that flooded several candles. safed was busy moving dogs to dry candles today -- staff was busy moving dogs to dry kennels did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only $24.90 more per month. but only for a limited time. call today. comcast business. built for business. kimberly: dull, boring, and bland. no, i'm not talking about josh, robert, and kimberly. josh: whoa! robert: hey. dull, scotland, and

he likes to barber.'s been in the salon cutting hair, so he's doing well. >> i can get into the hair-cutting business. i can do a lot of females' hair this way. get a lot of clientele. >> by the looks of it you ain't going to have no clients. >> or i might just break into the hair-cutting business. >> good. okay. that looks good. all right. >> ooh. did you hear that? >> at first i was kind of leery of this class, but after i've been in here, it's hair cutting. >> why are you leery? >> because it's -- because you don'tny men don't cut women's hair, but it's fun. >> pop down your next subsection. >> while poe says he hopes the jail's education program will help him stay out of trouble the next time he's released -- >> let me see what you got. >> check it out. >> look. >> -- jacob cowin has turned to religion. >> ephesians, huh? >> i wrote that last night. why don't you read it to me. >> oh, armando. >> come on, read it to me, man. read it to me. i wrote it. tell me how it sounds. >> paul begins the letter

we hear more from fox's ellison barber. he drafted a couple of months ago. it would establish a panel to determine whether or not the president is fit to serve. representative jamie raskin's billion headed to committee in may. at the time he said 20 democratic lawmakers signed on as co-responses that number is increasing slightly. something is deeply reasoning at the white house and we hope whoever is control over there can get on top of it and pull back from this terrible cig. on thursday, the same day the president tweeted about msnbc joe scar bar oh georgia johnson added his list to the name of co sponsors. section 4 of the 25th amendment gives congress the power to set up a permanent by to decide whether or not the president is able to perform the responsibilities of the office. to that affect raskin wants to create a "independent non partisan body known as the oversight commission on presidential capacity. for this president and future ones. i think is a p fundamental national security and which is why the framers of t

live on the national mall, tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: whether you are on the national mall or a prime viewing spot in virginia, security for the fourth of july celebrations. is live at the marine corps memorial, one of the best places to watch from across the river. jay: that's right, a fantastic spot. security,eefed-up security that you could see, security you could not see. they were making sure the celebration remained uplifting. 4, all the pageantry of july many of the hundreds of thousands of people watching had to work awfully hard for this moment. >> everything is closed. jay: nearly everywhere you turned, particularly in prime washing areas, there were massive shutdowns. a security checkpoint going into the district. >> it's really locked down. it was amazing. people walking for miles to find the idea there, they were greeted with heightened security measures. to theional mall filled brim with red, white, and blue. concert onding the the u.s. capitol grounds had to go through security screenings, and all were welcomed b

tim barber, abc7 news. allison: this is not the first time we've seen firefighters fighting each other. last year two firefighters from prince george's county were accused of hitting a career firefighter to keep her from entering a fire scene at the volunteer company was responding to. those volunteers were found not guilty. >> new tonight, no word when a water ride in dominion is going to be reopen. christina unconscious. she spent the night in the hospital being treated for a broken shoulder and a collarbone. the ride will remain closed as soon as an investigation is complete. >> a 14-year-old boy with severe injuries from backyard fireworks. he's a ninth grader and he lost fingers and suffered burns after someone tossed a cherry bomb explosion at him. it blew up in his hand and caught his shirt on fire. >> all you hear was a boom and all the kid start running. all your hear is a scream. >> fireworks are illegal unless you are a certified pyro technician. they plan to have a tough talk with their kids abo

in washington, ellison barber, fox news. >>> we're also watching the weather, and potentially maybe a slight chance for rain, at least right before the fireworks. >> yes. >> a lot of people are, concert, things going to be out. >> and it's not a big chance, not widespread that we're expecting like saturday's storms, everyone had to run indoor, i don't think it will be like that whatsoever. but if you are caught in a downpour, it will likely be before fireworks >> look at that, this is mun's lawn. in virginia they mowed into the shape of an american flag. they did a good job. >> i think maybe it might be more like crops if you were crop circles some sort of pattern >> obviously, i don't know anything abouting a ker relay farming, but this was caught, the aerial few in factier county. that is fantastic. what a creative w peter with independence day tomorrow. good for them. those stars and stripes are about as straight as it gets. that's very impressive. good geometry skills >> we don't have rain or thunderstorms chances, for tomorrow, more humidity, hazy sunshine, it will be humid. and

my phone capitol hill, tim barber, abc 7 news. anson: happening now, all-out search for who shot a toddler in northeast. surveillanceve new images and the were back tonight looking for clues. anna-lysa gayle says the neighbors are pleading for whoever did this to turn them celfin, anna-lysa? anna-lysa: that is right, alison. several hours here this afternoon, and this is the alley where the toddler was shot. they are handing out these flyers and on it is a person of interest. >> it's heartbreaking. it's really heartbr while a 13-month-old recovers from gunshot wounds, the police that the afternoon questioning neighbors and handing out flyers. >> it's a tragedy that a baby at to be harmed, shot twice one years old. anna-lysa: one-year-old was hit by stray bullets monday night just before 9 p.m. while two men were arguing in the alley near 8th street. the men pulled out their guns and several people try to get away. this neighbor called the survival a miracle. god,ad it not been for the fact he protected that they become it could ha

coming up a barber in texas a haircut can make a person feel brand new, he's honor ♪ . >> welcome backn san antonio treating first responders to a fresh cut for great cause, he owns rock feller's barbershop, several first responders lost their lives in the city in the last few weeks, rodriguez said a free haircut is the least he can do to honor the sacrifices those men and women >> change your life around. >> rodriguez served time in prison and says that he has turned his life around. he believes that for him, law enforcement officers were a big reason that he is a success today. we'll be right back stay with us.

tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: also breaking, the police really want to find this guy. that is in connection with a sexual assault in northeast. the attacker forced the victim into a shed behind a home in the 1100 block of 51st street and assaulted her. have information. mystery inby annapolis, an infant just hours old left on a stranger's doorstep. a shock to the teenager who made the discovery. >> probably somebody going through a lot. that's why she probably left it. she probably knew that my father is a pastor. a lot of people know him. nancy: a purple top and adidas were left with the infant. the baby is in good health, but the police are worried about the mother. if you have information, call the police. jonathan: terrifying moments inside of a hospital, a former doctor dressed in a lab coat opening fire. killed, sixctor wounded before the gun man killed himself. nancy: here is what we know. reporter: there are shots ring out on the 16th floor this afternoon. the police say that former employee henry bello wore a white lab coat to conceal a rifle. he took aim at h

his barber kevin russ was often mistaken for a relative of jim vance. the two were close. vance inspired him and the young men who would come into the shop. >> did he ever give you any advice or anything that stuck with you? >> just be nice and kind and mellow and true to yourself. be genuine. that's it. take life on the daily as you get it. put a smile on your face. keep your head up and keep moving. >> jim vance is here for the last five years. jim vance died of lung cancer on saturday morning. no one knew the t.v. anchor man more up close than doreen his coanchor for 30 years at nbc 4. i sat down with doreen a short time ago and we shared jim vance stories and about an addiction jim seemed unable to beat. >> he was a smoker. he couldn't kick smoking. >> did he >> we talked about it all the time. put that thing out. get that thing away from me. there was a lot of that. and i know that he tried very hard to quit smoking. he had an issue with his lungs ten years ago. he tried extra hard after that. and he went through trying the gum and hypnosis and the patch. >> i saw a h

it has a show of force as ellison barber reports president trump and dianne feinstein are blasting china for not keeping their neighbors in check. >> the important continue carried out a successful test. yes they flew two b1 bombers over the peninsula. the mission lasted for ten hours and began at anderson's air base all because of a missile. the recent icbm launch proves the regime is capable of delivering a large nuclear warhead. this missile flew 2,300 miles higher than the one launched on july 4th. in a statement the commander says diplomacy will remain their primary goal saying if called upon we will be ready to respond with overwhelming force at a time and place of our choosing. meanwhile trump is pointing the finger at china believing they could do more. >> i am disappointed in their response that they have not been firmer or helpful. they shot down a medium range missile. the thaad system heads down the earth in the terminal phase of the launch designed to intercept short and medium- range missiles, not long-grange missiles like the one north korea launched friday. because of the

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coming up a barber in texas a haircut can make a person feel brand new, he's ♪ . >> welcome back.arber in san antonio treating first responders to a fresh cut for great cause, he owns rock feller's barbershop, several first responders lost their lives in the city in the last few weeks, rodriguez said a free haircut is the least he can do to honor the sacrifices those men and women >> change your life around. >> rodriguez served time in prison and says that he has turned his life around. he believes that for him, law enforcement officers were a big reason that he is a success today. we'll be right back stay with us. ♪ [brother] any last words? [boy] karma! [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you, now that the summer of audi sales event is here. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 2

tim barber, abc 7 news. steve: we made it through the second day of the heat wave and we have three more days to go. the high temperature at reagan national, 92 degrees. the average for this day, 89, the record 99 set in 1988. now, inhe board right the 70's, a few showers and thunderstorms to the west this evening, winchester and martinsburg now 72. 10 degrees hotter at reagan national. the feels-like temperature's are still in the upper 80's inside the beltway, downtown d.c. with all of the concrete and buildings. the low 90's. not getting much better through the overnight. satellite and radar from stormwatch 7, a few sparkles that move through in the last hour that to not amount to a whole lot. mainly drive through the rest of the overnight. 76 is it for the overnight lows with feels like temperatures in the 80's, close to 90 degrees. inmorrow morning, 70 to 75 bethesda and college park, manassas about 70. a rapid warm-up through the midmorning into the afternoon. futurecast looks like this, 8 a.m., no pro

on thursday, 11 interfaith leaders, including north carolina naacp president reverend william barber, were arrested outside senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's office protesting the latest version of the republican healthcare plan. this is traci blackmon, executive minister of justice and witness ministries for the united church of christ. >> i happen to know that the people of kentucky will suffer if this health care bill passes. you may be ok, your friends may be ok, but the people who put you in office will suffer because of this bill. it is time to stop calling god by other names when you really want to call god capitalism. amy: the healthcare fight came as a new investigation by the guardian reveals tobacco companies have attained unprecedented influence in washington since the trump administration came to power. the guardian reports politicians with deep ties to the tobacco industry now head much of trump's cabinet and the senate, even as tobacco use remains the leading preventable cause of death. french p president e emmanuel mr welcomed president donald trump to paris thu

tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: happening now, the search for an uber driver accused of sex assault. take a look at this picture. license plate his information. he is accused of attacking a woman while on the job in hyattsville last week. he is no longer an active bird driver, but he is still on the run. nancy: tonight, the date for bill cosby sex trial was announced. the da tweeting the trial is november 6 of this year. cosby will be tried again for sexual assault. this after a mistrial was declared the first time around because the jury was deadlocked. sentencingomorrow, for the man who went on a shooting rampage in maryland last year, shooting six people, killing three, with some violence happening a busy shopping centers. sentencing hearing starts at 1:30. three baltimore police officers charged in a racketeering conspiracy. they now face 13 additional robbery charges. the officers indicted are among seven arrested earlier this year for stealing cash and drugs. and if running the department. twogrand jur

tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: tim, thank you. still ahead, preparing for real-life star wars by sending u.s. troops into space? nancy: a proposal on the table in the house right now. and male costars taking payments from >emma stone? >> it is a weight off my shoulders to have something done about this. alison: a custom smart a brave u.s. service member. incredible video of life-saving care with some during a flash flood -- life-saving heroism during a flash flood in tennessee. he and a ranger on the ground rescued an entire family in serious danger. they had to pull each person out individually and fly them to safety. today he talked about the tense moments as he rescued a child. >> the first time he was submerged, underwater 5, 10 up 20, 30 feet downstream, crashing into rocks and all sorts of obstacles. nancy: the pilot said the boy was knocked unconscious but was eventually able to stand up on a rock and they pulled him into the helicopter together. alison: right now, surveillance images that police in montgomery county want y

wendall cooper is still thinking about the baby he found abandoned in front of his suisun city barber shop yesterday afternoon. police now say tests at the hospital have revealed the 16-day-old boy has a medical condition and is knit call but stable condition. cooper is worried more now than he was when he found him. >> hit me more when i seen they took the baby to another hospital. he's in critical condition, so it bothers me more today >> reporter: police say they have arrested the baby's father, 18-year-old daniel mitchell of fairfield. they believe he is the man seen on surveillance video leaving the car seat in the parking lot at 3:00 yesterday afternoon. when the barber shop employees first saw the car seat, they wanted to believe it was an accident. >> and we brought it inside and waited probably ten minutes because we were like maybe they will come back. we thought maybe they forgot the baby and then we went next door and watched the video and we seen that the guy pulled up and set him on the ground. >> reporter: now he's anxious for an update. i do want to know how he's doing

in washington i'm ellison barber fox news. >>> police need your help in finding an at-risk hayward man missing from his board and care home. police say 21-year-old matt bonds walked away from his home this afternoon just before 5:00. they say he's at risk because of his limited mental capacity. bonds was last seen wearing a black shirt and black pants and carrying a backpack. >>> well if your travel plans or commute to work will take you across the golden gate bridge, be prepared to pay $0.25 at the tolls starting tomorrow. the fast track toll is going from $6.50 to $6.75. drivers without the fast pass will be charged $7.75. and this is the fourth consecutive year thtolls on the bridge have increased. the revenue is helping to close budget shortfalls. >>> well a part of highway 1 and big sir that was covered in a massive rock slide is partially accessible again. this slide happened back in may in the mud creek area adding 13 acres to the coastline. the mercury news reports the public trail has been improved so visitors can access an isolated stretch that had previously been cut off. it

in washington i'm ellison barber fox news. >>> twitter is now testing a program that'll promote accounts and tweets for $99 per month. businesses or individual users will sign up and automatically have their first 10 tweets of the day, pushed to the top. twitter has struggled to turn a profit in recent quarters looking to expand revenue beyond advertisements. the program is still being tested and intended for use by small and medium-size businesses. >>> students could be getting more sleep thanks to a new bill making their way through the california legislature. the legislation would not let middle schools or high schools start any earlier than 8:30 in the morning. the bill's sponsor says it's in response to studies that show students are not getting enough sleep and that causes them to fall behind. opponents of the bill say they would disrupt families schedules especially if parents start work early a. final vote could come next month. >>> a new online reservation system is set to go live this week. the website reserve california will be active on tuesday. the state park's department sa

in the meantime ellison bar we are -- barber with the very latest. ellison. >> the white house changed course with yet another dramatic staff shake-up, this time reince priebus is out. president trump announced it on twitter. the former rnc chair walked off of air force one shortly after and president trump did the same . >> john kelly will do a fantastic job. general kelly has been a star, done an incredible job thus far, respected by everybody, a great, great american, reince priebus a good man. >> priebus said he quit on thursday. >> hitting a rebet button is a good thing and the president did that and so i think he's happy, i have to tell you, although it's always a little mix when things like this happen. i generally feel pretty good. >> priebus is exiting a week after sean spicer stepped down as secretary where white house staff seems to frequently and inadvertently steal attention from the legislative agenda. on thursday with new communications director anthony scaramucci surfaced in the new yorker. scaramucci threatened to fire his staff over

eagles traded vetrano fence i have lineman allen barber for conditional 2019 pick. say mol you un disputed starter. today isaac talked about barber and his own role on the o line. >> nothing but great things to say about allen. you know, how he helped me and kind of guy he was on and off the field. i only have good things to say about him. but i understand also the business of the nfl and is what asked of you and is what asked of me to do and you know , it is what it is. i will get out there and do my best. >> switching gears to baseball quiet night in south philadelphia, phillies have the night off, tomorrow they will start a four game series against the atlanta braves. now, lets talk about baseball from last night. this was an absolutely crazy scene. it was in the eighth inning of a blow out, and it was texas rangers, and they were taking on the marlins and third base man adrian belltre was getting his practice swingness when jerry davis noticed he wasn't in the on deck circle. but instead he lifted up circle, dragged to iter with was standing and, of course, the

ellison barber joins us now with more. ellison barber.reporter: reckless military provocation of the north korean state run media is describing the july 7th flight of u.s. b-1 bombers. yesterday, u.s. military officials sent u.s. air force lancer bombers from andersen airport stationed in guam flew alongside south korean and japanese fighter jets for 10 hours, sequence bilateral mission. they say the b-1 b's flew over the korean peninsula. u.s. officials called it a crack to find any direct response to north korea's recent launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile. according to "the associated press," a newspaper run sees the practice run as a threat. the paper reportedly publish commentary of choosing the u.s. a reckless military provocation that in their mind increased the threat of a nuclear war. u.s. officials say they are not ruling out options in a key player in all of this is still china. >> ammunition comes with multiple options and it's not always military. in addition comes the sanctions. ammunition comes to trade. we do a

. >> reporter: the bashers inside this barber salon could not believe what they saw in this parking lote caught it all too and that video is new this morning so you can see for yourself a man leaving a car seat out in the parking lot and when the barbers looked inside that car seat they found ann fant. the man had driven away. this was just after 3:00 yesterday afternoon. the baby was okay, witnesses say he was very calm and wasn't crying. the adults, though, who found him, they were pretty emotional. >> it's heartbreaking. it's very, very disturbing. he shouldn't get away with what he's done. he should get behind the bars. >> reporter: well, police have made an arrest. the father of the baby, 18-year-old daniel mitchell of fairfield now faces four charges return colluding child abandonment and possession of cocaine. police say they found him when he was involved in a hit-and-run accident after leaving the baby, and the suspect was taken to the hospital. the baby's mother has been interviewed and she his not considered a suspect. child services is now involved. after some testing at the

. >>> alison barber has the latest on the latest allegations against jeff sessions. >> reporter: therussian representative said he talked about campaign-related matters with the attorney general of the united states. the conversations allegedly took place during the 2016 campaign. sources told the post that ambassador sergei kisliak's conversations were intercepted with u.s. sigh agencies. if true, it constricts a number of statements mr. sessions has made. >> i never had meetings with russian operatives or russian intermediaries about the trump campaign. >> to theby of your memory, you had no conversation with ambassador kisliak at that meeting? >> i don't recall it. >> reporter: a spokesperson told fox news she could not comment on the reliability of what anonymous sources describe in the post article, but, "the attorney general stands by his testimony from last month." this morning, president trump criticized the -- criticized the leak, saying, with a new leak from the amazon washington post. these illegal leaks, like comey's, must stop. it's at least the second time that the pres

in washington, allison barber, fox news. >>> chris christie has been taken heat all week. something new turning up the heat on him. a new report shows christie used state owned helicopters for personal trips. according to the report, the republican governor used a helicopter to attend the presidential debate and to make appearances at sports talk radio stations, in that was reimbursed for 34 but he took nearly 100 trips in the last two years, which officials say cost taxpayers about half $1 million. >>> ♪ . >>> german police attempt disburse dozens of protesters. they turned water canons on the protesters who started throwing bottles and other things in last three days. more than 200 police officers had been hurt during the protest. tensions have been high all day after riots on that friday when people torch cars and looted shops. tonight, climate change is on the mind of world leaders after that g20 summit in germany, and a lot discussions hamburg was focusing on the environment. president trump is taking a big chunk out of the legacy, kevin cork tells us more regulations

ellison barber has the latest. >> knowing exactly who was acting on behalf of the russian governmenttal. >> reporter: the senate judiciary committee hearing testimony on russian agents working in the u.s. as senators were to stop meddling in u.s. elections. >> unbeknownst to many americans, a threat posed by our foreign adversaries is growing. >> reporter: not in attendance, donald trump junior and paul manafort, who had an called to testify but negotiated with committee members to reach ritual. >> i am satisfied with the fact that these investigations are moving forward and i think the committees are gaining what they need. >> reporter: this is the president's new communications director says the trump administration is cracking down on leaks inside the white house. >> you are either going to work inside the culture the way the president wants it or you are going to be on pennsylvania avenue out here selling postcards to the tourists. >> reporter: with calls from the president, urging him to take a tougher stance, jeff sessions is said to be preparing his own investigation into how