what happened to the house after he died? she stayed in washington and died just weeks before the woodrow wilson bridge over theated or the -- potomac. she will the house to the national trust for historic preservation absolutely intact with everything as they has had it. -- have had it. the national trust has maintained it as a house museum, based on gene smith's they must look, "when the cheering stopped." it made sense in 1961 with all the different things, symbolic of his life. know former president half, his experience was a bit unique after he left office. life. us of his william: in new haven, connecticut, he taught constitutional law at yale. he was a great intellectual, legal mind. in 1921 president harding appointed him chief justice of the supreme court, which was his dream in life far more than the presidency. he came to washington, he did not finish the current supreme court building, and he died in washington as chief justice of the supreme court. back, 1921.he came announcer: and he was chief justice under thre

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it it was the 15 year-old who died. he was originally listed in critical condition but died, we got that update in the last couple of hours. up investigators say a 14 year-old boy was hit in his arm with the bullet the and a 16 year-old boy was shot in the ankle. they were transported to penn presbyterian hospital. those two are in stable condition. >> we're asking for public's help here. we know there was a lot of people out there. we know this is a will solid neighborhood with a good basketball program and a lot of people involve. this looks like kid were carrying something from the neighborhood here and an opportunity to go after these young men leaving the court and they took an opportunity to shoot them, which is unacceptable. this is a positive program that works very well in this community. >> reporter: positive community, a stapel in that community as you heard lieutenant walker saying there. police say boys were definitely targeted but detective tell me they do not have any suspect in this case just yet. their

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daniel himself died in 1757 leaving martha a young widow. her two surviving children are son jackie and a daughter martha known as patsy to the family were adopted by george washington and raised as his own. in the spring of 1773, 19-year-old jackie announced his engagement to 15-year-old eleanor calvert. two were married the following year linking the custus family of virginia to the calverts of maryland. jackie and eleanor had seven children, four of whom survived. martha, who i will focus on, being the matriarch. nelly born in 1779 and finally a brother george washington park cust urc trc custus known as washy. martha was born in the blue room upon hearing news of her birth, george washington wrote to his stepson congratulating him on the birth of another daughter. less than three years later jackie kustus died of camp fever and the children were split. the two eldest children remained with their mother at abington while the two younger children went two mount vernon. less than two years after jackie cu src custus' death, eleanor remarrie

the 12-year-old girl died. her mother was rushed to the hospital and another nine-year-old was able to get out of the car unhurt. a garbage truck driver had driven under the bridge without retracting the dumpsters. >>> and students gathered to mark the death of a student from wisconsin. a homeless man has been detained. >>> there will be a chance for thunderstorms afternoon into early this evening and that's the real difference between the last few hot and humid days and today. haven't had to worry much about rain across t washington and my favorite two minutes of the morning. what a great-looking sky out there this morning. don't let the pretty sky fool you many it's not a pretty feeling day outside at all. temperatures 79 degrees at national airport. low 70s up toward winchester and martinsburg this morning. no real cooldown overnight last night. hourly temperatures, we're going to be upper 80s to near 90 degrees as early as lunchtime today. low to mid 90s across the area. this disturbance in the great lakes,

a 50 something-year-old man has died at home.e's a diabetic with high blood pressure and chronic back pain. >> the roseville, michigan police deny our cameras access. >> is her family inside. >> yeah, there's probably four or five people. >> is this a white male? >> yes. >> for close to hour, patty talks to police, examines the body and takes inventory of au prescription drugs found at the scene. a nurse by training with 15 years experience, it isn't difficult for her to form a hypothesis as to cause of death. >> initially it appeared to be a familiar death. but after some investigation, it's probably an accidental overdose. i think he overmedicated. >> they are kind of like police. they're investigators and they go to these scenes and they collect the information that i need to make decisions about how a death investigation is going to be handled. >> coming up next, jill moore's death is a mystery. dr. spitz's job is to solve it. >> we don't know what happened. the doctors were baffled. the husband was beside himself. nobody kne

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a five-year old died and that fire almost two months ago through now, that boy's mother has also died after battling with burns fry for ellis' eight weeks. -- battling burns >> grant: now, here is a look at some of our other top stories. >> this year's me to death. we trust police officers accurate and to know that someone can take advantage of their position and authority. it is really scary. >> reporter: leading to the all rest of winchester at his home. >> this guy violated the standards of the police. >> reporter: the community has always had a good bond with the local police department. >> my hat's off to all of them. we have to make sure that we continue to work together. >> i have never heard of any issues with the police department. >> reporter: san mateo police apartment heard about the allegations they put them on leave and then he quit his job. >> i am glad that they are taking this seriously. >> reporter: when chester worked at the committee cut as a police officer two women were raped. >> reporter: they have confirmed reasons to believe that these allegations could be tru

died within 30 feet of each other. >> that shot that our s.w.a.t. team made was a hell of a shot, but it had to be made. we had to neutralize the threat right there. we couldn't let it go any further. >> all three law enforcement officers died within 30 feet of each other. one deputy left the comfort of his dumpster and died rushing to the aid of another officer. >>>. >> that makes eight officers killed in the past two weeks. kpix5's joe vazquez checks in with bay area law enforcement on how they are dealing with this new threat. >> i mean obviously it's a wide range of emotions, anger being one of them. >> reporter: tonight we're riding along with alameda county sheriff's deputy joel hasna. >> confusion, frustration and kind of stuck because how do we fix this problem? >> reporter: he's 31 years old, used to work at the oakland police department. his father has spent more than three decades in law enforcement. you have to come out every day, get in the car and go answer this 911 call. what's going through your mine and your fellow officers -- mind

both died. officers have not released a motive for the double homicide. >>> san rafael police are investigating the discovery of a dead body this afternoon. investigators canvassed the area after receiving a report of the body just after 1:00. police have not released details surrounding the death. >>> a water main break has damaged businesses and part of contra costa boulevard remains closed as crews work to fix it. sergio is live with more. >> reporter: eric, check it out. this is the damaged water line that caused the big problems here last night. it has since been replaced and right now crews are working on fixing contra costa boulevard. now this is where the fourth of july parade is supposed to be happening on monday. the good news is that the crews are making good progress, they are expected to finish all this up by tomorrow. that parade will go on as scheduled. crews have already filled in most of the hole, the water main replaced and now working on repairing the pavement. this is what it

>> she stayed in washington and died just weeks before the woodrow wilson bridge. she left the house to the trust for historic preservation. maintainedl trust -- since sinceave maintained it with all the different things and it was symbolic of his life. >> i know that half had a unique experience. haven andved to new he taught constitutional law and he was a great intellectual and himident harding appointed chief justice of the supreme washingtone came to and he died in washington. that is when he came back. this -- mrs. taft lived into the late 1940's. he was chief justice under three presidents. what was his relationship like with harding and coolidge? justice and he never presented himself as a president. he was a brilliant man and he had what he wanted. he was the chief justice. he never took the position of former president. >> to the public allow him to just be a chief justice? did he ever get asked questions about his experience or comment on issues? restricted and he and theyd himself never considered him strong enough. he is not a public figure like roosev

his father was also convicted. >>> the maryland boy who fell into a cruise pool has died. the medical examiner ruled that the 8-year-old died in an accidental drowning and that a seizure disorder was a contributing factor. he and his father were on the anthem of the sea last month when it happened. >>> the metrorail safety shutdown, and commuters dealing with the evening rush with parts of lines closed. this time, it's having a big impact on those who are flying. our transportation reporter has live. >> reporter: if you are going down to reagan national, you will have to come down to the street level and wait in this big line and then get on one of these three shuttles, a big inconvenience. bags, meet bus instead of metro since the latest safety shutdown on the tracks. a real pain for wanda dickerson. she walks with a cane. not too bad? >> no. it's nice out here. but if it was really hot, i would be upset. >> reporter: parts of the blue and yellow lines are closed. there's pentagon city and there's reagan national airport. metro has cut off the tracks in between for that m

he was very healthy but died two years after ellen died. at the last moments of his life, as he was unconscious, his children brought in a catholic priest and had the last rights said over them as their mother would have wished done. the grants, you probably know about them than any. he did go on to become president. he gave up his military pension. he was president two terms. julia loved being the first lady. nobody loved being first lady like julia. and after his second term they went on a two-year tour and they take up more space than any part of her life with all of the things she bought and she loved. twin disasters struck the grants. they had everything stolen and then within a few months of that found out he had throat cancer. he died 11 months later. during those 11 months he wrote the personal memoirs of grant. he wrote more than a thousand pages in order to make money for julia because he gave up his military pension to become president and there was no presidential pension at the time. sherman came to washington and lobbied for a

chief z died this morning in prince georges county home. and costume in 1979, continued well in to the 21st century. he had 9 children, z was born in georgia and one time worked as a sharecropper. the washington red skins theme issued a statement saying the skins will always appreciate williams you peek passion and dedication to the football team. we will have more reaction coming up in sports. >>> breaking tonight, he claimed he had post-traumatic stress and caused him to kill his 3-year-old adopted son. the judge gave him 12 years in prison, the minimum under the guidelines. o'calihan was serving as a vision chief for the national security agency, while alone with his adopted special needs son from korea, he admitted he hurled him across the room ask took hours to take him to a doctor's office. he beat him repeatedly and kicked him. prosecutors dropped a murder charge and asked for abuse resulting in death. >> sentencing is the progress prerogative and per view of the judge. it is within the sentencing guidelines. he is being held account

he felt those two should have a reconciliation. >> rose: before they died? before they died. adams agreed right away and wrote to jefferson. >> rose: adams wrote to jefferson. >> yes. >> rose: abigail had nothing to do with it? >> nothing to do with it. in fact, abigail was angry with jefferson. >> rose: that's what someone said, abigail didn't like jefferson and was angry. >> she felt he had betrayed her husband because he was the one who put the reporter after adams during the campaign, when they were running against each other. >> rose: on jefferson's orders? >> yeah. snowso what does that tell you? >> the irony is he was the same one who turned around and revealed the sally hemings relationship on jefferson because jefferson he felt hadn't rewarded him sufficiently for the job he'd done attacking adams during the campaign. but they were really true friends. they were as different as night and day, and they died on the same day, and they didn't die just on any day, they died on the fourth of july, their day. and adams truly did say, jefferson survives. >> rose: survives. s

he died as police used explosive to blast him out but it's still unclear how he died. two civilians were shot and earlier officials thought it was just one. five law enforcement officials have died. six remain hospitalized right now. two are female officers. we've also confirmed all the victims that were killed were men. also right now, detectives are just starting to process the massive crime scene in downtown dallas. several government build rgs closed and will be throughout the day. within the past hour, a sweep of the area was completed. no explosives were found. also while you were sleeping, the president has commented, calling the shootings a despicable attack and promised federal help. downtown is still swarming with police officers right now. a complete investigation is under way. reporting in the newsroom, jessica castro, abc7 news. i'll check in as soon as we get updates. >> hard to believe for another morning this week we're waking up with such awful news. we'll continue to follow it throughout the morning for you. >>> massive protests in oakland as well. 88

far more people have died at the hands of law enforcement this year than died as law-enforcement officers. i am not having an oppression derby -- amy: and more died this year than last. >> and sensitive to the loss of life. i am profoundly sad about what happened. it is a tragedy. but that cannot stop us from doing the work we need to do in fighting for justice against a violence. amy: this issue of guns. president obama said from warsaw, we also know when people are armed with powerful weapons, fortunately, it makes attacks like these more deadly and more tragic. you are a former cop, a former detective. what about this, the high-powered weapons they had? >> t there is no need for people to have high-powered weapons. they are not hunting. those are assault weapons. they are used for combat situations. they are not to protectt your home, necessarily. i am not against people having a handgun legally, but w we have o understand in this country, money motivates a lot of things. unfortunately, money is the god of this country. so as money is generated, politicians respond one way or the other

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. >> a person helping to fight the wildfire in monterey county has died. investigators are looking into what caused the accident. >> the fire has burned 23,000 acres so far. janine de la vega joins us to give us the latest. >> reporter: a lot of people are wondering what happened here. they are wondering was it an equipment malfunction? was it fatigue? we just don't know yet. this accident happened overnight. and looks like it was a rollover of the dozer, the operator died of his injuries. the person worked for a private contractor and the dozer was one of 60 been used to clear brush, make containment lines and roads. this fire is 10% contained. it's been burning for a week south of carmel in a mountainous area. firefighters have been working in the steep terrain. crews were reminded about the importance of being safe. >> these incidents stretch on and fatigue starts to set in. and fatigue can affect judgment. and it makes everything hindered. we as firefighters have to be very diligent about making sure that fatigue is managed and that we're getting plent

her 5-year-old died in the fire.rs say the whole neighborhood is affected and they have been praying she would recover. >> the neighborhood just does not want to hear this news. >> this neighborhood is not the same. it's really sad. and i surely hope that justice will be served in this situation. >> police arrested this man, that is the 5-year-old boy's fire for setting the home on fire. he faces arson charges and one count of murder for the death of his son. people want another death added for the death of flood. >>> the start of the democratic convention is start. almost 5,000 delegates are expected to attend the four-day convention at the wells fargo center. police are expecting several groups to march and hold demonstrations today and throughout the convention. wikileaks has leaked 19,000 e- mails ahead of the convention. some seem to back bernie sanders' claim of favoritism during the primaries. some show dnc mocking sanders' supports or suggest writing a narrative that sanders never had his act together and the

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officers used their patrol cars to take cover. 11 officers were shot, five died. d.a.r.t. misty mcbride was shot in the arm. her young daughter spoke to reporters outside the hospital. >> i'm just glad that she -- that she's alive, really. >> reporter: one woman attending the demonstration was shot in the leg. she used her body to shield her son. authorities took three people into custody in the hours after the shootings, including two individuals seen tossing camouflaged bags into the back of a black mercedes. tensions were already high in dallas and beyond following the fatal police shootings of two black men this week. the governor of texas says now is the time to unite as americans. another man who had been pictures circulated by police turned himself in and he was cleared of any involvement. >> thank you, brian webb in new york. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will go live to dallas for the latest on the investigation into the deadly sniper shootings. that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie gree

he died.o far this year, at least 23 children and 14 states have died after being left in hot cars. that's more than double this time last year. >> if you don't think something like this can happen to you, you are wrong. >> reggie mckinnon's 17-month-old daughter peyton died after he forgot she was in the back seat. he had taken her from a doctor's appointment and driven back to work. his office was a block from her day care. >> when i opened the back door to the vehicle, you know that's the moment that my, my life and my family's life changed forever. i found peyton still in her car seat. >> the interior of a car can heat up fast. adding 2 degrees a minute. in just a half-hour today this car reached nearly 1225 degrees. child heat stroke in cars can happen when the outdoor temperature is as low as 57. deborah herzman from the national safety council. >> when people get out of their normal routines. when they get preok tide by something that is going on in their life. they may have a different

police say he died suddenly after they handcuffed him. this is a neighbor's video, a traffic stop turned into a pursuit with the suspect escaping into this garage with police close behind. they tazed him but they say it was ineffective. police say he struggled away from officers and they followed him in the house. >> we ended up getting a wrestling match with him on the ground in the kitchen for several minutes. our officers were physically exhausted. >> both had their arms around his neck and they drug him inside the house and shut the door. >> this man who was in the garage and a friend gives a different account. >> they drug him in the house and closed the door. i could hear them beat og on him. >> reporter: police say he bit an officer. >> as he was handcuffed the officers realized he was not being responsive. all our officers have ae des in their cars. we started providing life saving measures. >> reporter: eight minutes later paramedics died. mar ten ez's mother doesn't believe he died in the hospital. >> he didn't die in the hospit