jeff: well, it's the 2003 murder of nancy dunning. her husband jim dunning, the former sheriff who died in 2012 was never charged in the crime, but questions always lingered about his involvement. now those questions will be central to the trial. in del rey, it is hard to find any locals who don't know about the 2003 murder of nancy dunning. >> i think that's very unpleasant to think about. jeff: she was murdered in the neighborhood, prosecutors say by charles. a judge's ruling today allowing the defense to accuse jim dunning of killing his wife nancy seems to miller unfair to the family. >> it's an attempt to divert and dig into very negative painful things. jeff: defense attorneys argue there is enough evidence to suggest the crime was not committed by charles but by jim dunning, the former alexandria sheriff arguing dunning misled investigators and called his wife's death a murder before investigators did. it tends to show that someone else had motive to kill nancy dunning. it is admissible and relevant. >> they have the right to b

sheriff dunning died in 2012.out 20 minutes, julie carey will tell us about a second victory in court today. >>> the heated battle over a proposed merger between pepco and exelon is heating up again. d. ch d.c. officials blocked the merger next month. opponents of the merger rallied downtown today. they say the merger is still bad for consumers and urged city officials to oppose any new bid. >> sort of slithering around the district building and other parts of the government are epsilon and other pepco representatives trying to work out some deal. >> across town, former mayor tony williams and a group of business and community leaders argued for the merger and say the merger could lead to cheaper rates, more jobs and better reliability. the public service commission will have 30 days to review the case if an appeal is filed. >>> virginia residents can now report power outages through their smartphones. dominion power's new interactive map is compatible with mobile devices. there are also more ways to get informati

today's hearing was especially painful for the family of dunning. the judge allowed the defense to use evidence that dunning might have been killed by her husband. the former sheriff of alexandria, jim dunning who has since died. he was never charged for killing his wife because he didn't do it. calling the defense's motion gut wrenching for the dunning family. she kept shaking her head no during the hearing, as the judge told her to stop. he was never charged with a crime and that prosecutors said today that the defense's motion was just a way to slander a dead man to save their client. in fairfax peggy fox, wusa9. >> and that trial is scheduled to begin in fairfax on october 5. >>> a baltimore city police officer is charged with assault. accused of choking a prisoner who was already in restraints. and police officer's half was taking custody of the prisoner. they reported it to internal affairs. the officer is currently off the job. four people were inside that church when the fire started it took firefighters two hours to put out the flames. dama

jim dunning was the alexandria sheriff at the time. wasdefense said there evidence he misled investigators about the state of his marriage and calls his wife's death of murder before it was determined. megan thomas said -- it tends to show that someone else had motive to kill nancy dunning. it is admissible and relevant." thatommonwealth argued evidence is dan and it would be wrong to put the family to the pain of revealing family details. he said the commonwealth's position is not this is a dirty business. the position is that this is a filthy business that continued -- the continued denigration of a dead man in the court of law." the judge said it should be allowed to use the evidence in its efforts to give jurors reasonable doubt. he made a point of saying this court is not suggesting or implying that jim dunning committed this murder. defense had two victories today. the judge also really that a psychologist that the defense wanted to testify will be allowed to testify. the judge also heard arguments about whether tv cameras should

the defense argued that there is some evidence linking jim at dunning as a suspect in that crime. the prosecution said that this is just the view of a few detectives at the time and it should not be admissible in the trial that is scheduled to start next month. something very similar last month saying that they did not have enough details, and now they said they did have enough details, so that evidence will now be used in the trial. many people in the court do not think that jim dunning had anything to do with the murder of his wife. that could put reasonable doubt into the minds of the jurors. important hearing today because again the trial now is coming up very fast. it is scheduled, again, for next month. concerned about getting an impartial jury in elliott -- jury in alexandria and that is why they are holding the trial over here in fairfax. reporting live here in fairfax county, abc 7 news. >> tom, thank you. a crime alert in northeast washington. there was a deadly late-night shooting that has been ruled a homicide. it was in a parking lot just a few blocks from the nearby

al dunning and two victims were found dead in their homes over a ten-year period. dunning's late husband jim was once alexandria sheriff and he was investigating for her -- was investigated for her murder but was never charged. a psychologist is also expected to testify about some of severance's bizarre behavior. prosecutors say the testimony is irrelevant because severance is not using an insanity defense. severance's trial is set for next month. >>> since the deadly smoke- filled incident at l'enfant plaza's metro station, there have been several reports out of what went -- about what went wrong and what needs to be done so the problem doesn't happen again. now a new report out shows quite simply metro needs to prepare its employees better. nikki burdine has a look at what else is in the review. >> reporter: training or lack thereof is a big problem for metro, this according to a new report just released. the report done by an outside panel of transit experts from across the country shows metro employees are not prepared for emergencies. the report goes even furt

sheriff dunning died in 2012. but today severance's defense presented evidence from the police investigation to suggest that dunning was a subject in his wife's murder. our northern virginia bureau chief, julie carey, tweeting from the hearing said dunning's family was visibly upset by the judge's ruling to allow that evidence at trial. a psychologist also testified and ruled out schizophrenia as a diagnosis for severance. follow julie and the nbc washington app for updates. back to you. >>> you know, it's interesting to me, mr. trump said that he heard mr. bush very clearly and what mr. bush said. i think women all over this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> carly fiorina, just one of the names in the gop you're talking about right now. the big question this morning, who won the republican presidential debate last night. a lot of you were watching. i'm joined by nbc chief political editor mark murray to talk about that and everything that's going on in politics right now. good morning. >> good mo

in that case, real estate agent nancy dunning was killed. evidencese presented that his lawyers say points the finger at her husband it was then the alexandria sheriff, jim dunning. prosecutors very much did not with that evidence submitted. this it is to exhibit the family through and the evidence is too thin. in the end the judge ruled for the defense and said it should be allowed to use the evidence to try to give reasonable doubt to the jurors in the trial which is scheduled to start next month. that was the biggest decision of the day. there was another when this afternoon. -- win this afternoon. a psychologist will be allowed to testify in the trial about his mental state. that psychologist saying they believe drills severance has been schizophrenic or something close to that. that was evidence the defense when it to use in the trial and appears they will be allowed to present that evidence. one other thing argued here today was whether tv cameras would be allowed in the courtroom for the trial. the judge says he will make the decision

. >> reporter: the family of nancy dunning last year just after charles severance was indicted for the popular the realsor's murder and those of two other well known alexandria residents, ron kishy and ruth ann ledato, it finally meant exoneration for the sheriff jim dunning. today the defense made it clear they will put a new spotlight on evidence against the former sheriff. for example a 911 call in which he's heard calling his wife's death a murder before the cause of death was known. a prosecutor fought the cause of death calling it a continued denigration of of a dead man in front of his friends and family. the dunning family i haves believy upset left the courtroom after the judge ruled in favor of the lawyers got the go ahead brick this man to the trial. he admitted today in court marks the first time he's ever laid eyes on charles severance. severance refused to be examined by him. he's formed an opinion about his mental health by reading hundreds of pages of writings and by talking to the defendant's friends and family. his diagnosis, a personality disorder with mixed paranoid

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judge ruled that charles severance can injuries evidence to cast suspicion on warmer sheriff jim dunning. prosecutors say it drags his name through the mud. the former sheriff died in 2012. the trial is scheduled to begin next month. leon: help is on the way for an often overlooked part of d.c.'s emergency response team. >> you are a vital connection to people who are experiencing the most difficult time in their lives. you are on the other end of the phone. leon: pc graduated its first class of 91 dispatchers in five years. the 22 graduates will join a team that takes more than 1.4 million emergency calls every year. good luck. coming up at 6:00, what could be the defining moment in the race for the republican nomination for president. the message from the president to the three americans that thwarted a terrorist attack on a train bound for paris. leon: nasa raises a red flag over orbital science's mission to the -- doug: comfortable temperatures. we will see if we have more coming up on abc 7 leon: a new government report about the and terry's rocket tares rocket ant explosion. orbita

cooler sunshine on sunday, 77, and then next week, dun dun da, it's cooler, we have temperatures at night dropping in the 50s, fall begins on wednesday, and the calendar and the weather will coincide. really have to work to dramatize that. it's so nice otherwise. >> thank you bill. >> we'll be right back. first here's daphne oz with a look at what's coming up next on the chew. >> hey david and shirleen. it's finally friday, and kaley cuoco sweeting is helping you get ready for the weekend with >>> i'm diana williams and here's what's coming up a bit later on eyewitness news. pope francis' visit creating a whole lot of excitement here in new york city. it's also going to have a big impact on how you get around. it's also going to affect businesses. we're going to take a look at that, and the better business bureau asked 7 on your side to help with a custom suit maker who has not delivered, and we have a lesson that we all can learn from. and neighborhood eats heads to queens for french bistro cuisine. that and more beginning on food's at 5, and from the food we go to the feed. >> you like

dunning has since died. severance is also accused of killing ron kirby and ruthann ledato and that wasn't his own victory today, julie carey explains in about an hour. >>> right now we're getting new information on who was killed in a deadly crash in prince georges county. marcus heinz was 29 years old. his motorcycle ran into the back of a tractor trailer. the driver and the passenger in the truck are both going to be okay. >>> and an update this morning. we now learned the name of a man found shot inside a car. police found levi davis outside of an apartment building on east capitol street. he died at the help and he was 28. police have a $25,000 reward for information that can help them find the gunmen. >>> well, two debates down and for the first time in months the republican universe does not seem to be centered around donald trump. in fact, a lot of analysts say the night belonged to carly fiorina, but chris christie made a good showing. chris lawrence shows us why. >> reporter: all eyes were on donald

emily: dunning for google again -- gunning for google again? ♪ emily: i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." coming up, live as always for the latest iphone. will apple be able to bring up another sales record? plus blackberry confirms it's making an android phone. hen tells me the work for the company is over. plus, president obama and xi present a united front on climate change. the big talks ahead in paris. first to our lead. for the second time in two years, google is in the u.s. government's crosshairs. the federal trade commission is looking into whether google restricted competitor's access to android. just last month, i asked the ftc commissioner whether the agency will be taking another look at the company followed the search engine investigation. take a listen as to what she had to say. i was not part of that decision-making process. i think it would be highly unusual for the commission to go back and reopened that case. emily: to be clear, i was asking about a different investigation, but i said -- should the u.s. government t

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joseph dun ford has made it clear he opposes women to serving. it's in stark contrast towards the rest of the military. the marine core is part of the navy and the navy secretary will make the final decision. crash during a high speed race. the boat was going 165 to 170 miles per hour when a gust of wind picked up the boat and tossed it upside down. the boat and the driver landed hard in the water. the driver got out of the boat safely but he was taken to the hospital for treatment. >> looked like it was just taking off. >> always spectacular with those boats. >> our weather has been something else. there is a change on the way. >> yeah. all of a sudden it's starting to get interesting. we have a tropical system to talk about and changes over the weekend. it's been beautiful with the mets taking game one of the subway series. they get the bragging rights and the colors tonight. it was pinstripes and met's colors. mainly clear skies and 73. humidity still low and 87 very warm. don't have that in the 7-day. is it the last 80-degree day tomorrow? no

when we come back, we'll have a needed -- anita dun..ocraticthe nomination fight getting more and more interesting, mark and i spoke the other day with former white house medications director that need a --anita dunn. we asked about her views of hillary clinton's full or ability as a candidate. you said she would have the will to vulnerabilities. economic populists, the other would be on foreign policy. to the accent that she has shown vulnerability in the years since we last had to hear, are the those the things that made her vulnerable or israel vulnerability elsewhere -- is he r the livability elsewhere? shea: part of it is that has been seen as a preemptive front runner for so long, which was not the reality, but because she was seen as a primitive front-runner, the entire process has been a referendum on her. she has gotten general election coverage early in the primary season. i think economic populism has turned out to be an area of vulnerability. that is the rocket fuel that is propelling bernie sanders' campaign, that and a sens

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. >> about 30 minutes later, a firefighter guided her dun that ladder -- down that ladder and she was calm and unhurt and not clear how she got trapped on the cliff in the first place. >>> all right it is 4:33. very early and check in on the weather forecast with roberta. >> a little bitter sleeping weather last night for those -- who wail got to sheep. >> a couple of hours. >> i got four. >> that's about a half hour more than i did. good morning everybody, but that's not very much for you at all. as you wake up and get ready to head out this morning, that's the main discussion around here. the sleep and lack of it. heading out we have some cloud cover looking out towards pinpoint top of the transamerica pyramid there. temperature poise we're in the 50s and -- wise we're in the 50s and 60s. the winds have been relatively calm and will increase later today out of the west up to about 20 miles per hour adding a breeze into the afternoon air. temperature-wise, into the 60s, 70s 80-degrees in livermore. a good seven degrees below average. we're going to be coolerred the than yesterday and

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he says he dun believe the mother would have harmed her. they found her in june on a beach in boston harbor. her mother has told him her boyfriend killed the child because he believed she was possessed by demon. >> i believe her story and every word that came out of her mouth and she told me that michael killed bella, i believe he did. >> rachel bond, the girl's mother is charged as an accessory. her boyfriend is charged with murder. >>> a nasty battle brews between neighbors at one town. at the center a boy with autism. his parents face a lawsuit. >> in what otherwise looks like an american suburb, neighbors are in an ugly battle declaring a child with autism declared a public nuisance. as far as we're concerned. it's about the safety of our children. they were attacked on multiple occasions. >> reporter: the families don't blame the 11-year-old boy and not attacking autism. they claim his parents didn't do enough to control his son and hurting their young children allegedly attacking them and repeatedly and at random. >> all witnessed so

and maybe i shoudn't even be weighin' in on high-falutin' goin's on like politickin'-- but somebody dun gone and went and did done give me a show on the tv. y'all mind if i talk about the election this year? ( cheers and applause ) the 2016 presidential race is gearing up, and you can tell because lately the news has been full of disturbing reminders that there's a place called iowa. ( laughter ) welcome back, old friend. welcome back. we were you. and so far, most of the attention has been on the republicans. i don't know why. ( laughter ) the actual size of his head, by the way. here's some frun trivia. there are also democrats running for president. and the democratic nomination was supposed to be a cake walk to a slam dunk. hillary clinton's got name recognition, tons of cash, and seven enchanted horcruxes. but cngt be destroyed. cannot be destroyed. but a funny thing happened on the way to her nomination: and it's vermont senator and guy in front of you at the deli trying to return salami. bernie sanders. ( cheers and applause ) it was supposed to be lean. you promised me this was

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they shut dun the road because they were afraid it would hit a passing vehicle. roadway southbound lane shut down for an hour. the northbound lane, no go. we're told that the northbound traffic is backed up for miles. if you can avoid the i-270, heading home to work or taking the kids to soccer practice, whatever it may be, use an alternate route. we are told a male driver in the lexus was taken to the hospital with injuries and expected to survive. there was a second car involved. two people in that vehicle with lesser injuries. we'll remain on the scene but the take-home point is avoid i-270 if you can. leon: thank you. the search is on for three suspects accused of can i feeling a police officer in illinois. this happened in fox lake, near the illinois and wisconsin border hour yeah northwest of chicago. police say the officer was pursuing group of suspicious men when he was shot. the other officers found the officer he was missing his gun and other equipment. a nearby high school is locked down and the residents are advised to stay inside the home. we will up

temperatures will come bag i dun but i -- the breeze will still be there but it's from a cold front and also a system coming by. not the extensive heat we had for ten days there. system to the north is producing some light rain at fort bragg. we'll take whatever we can get. system coming in behind that looks much, much better. in fact i think rain for the north bay wednesday night and thursday. the delta breeze has been gone for seven days. it is now back and that is a sign a lot of the smoke and are but also a tapped into the moisture. as that low begins to move through, it's really ramping up the fog fog bank. the low and then also the for loy 60s and 70 on temps. for windy for the 49ers and vikings. cooling continues tuesday. increase those clouds wednesday. wednesday night, thursday morning it looks like our first rain from the north. >> that is an encouraging forecast. >> that is measurable. not just a little bit. >> and a little chilly for the game. >> yes temperatures will come way down. >> i'm glad you mixed that because there will be traffic delays as you are driving south toni

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put up by the imperial troops enabled more than a quarter of the 370,000 japanese on the island to dun kirk their way south. the bottom line is that the japanese would have known early on that the soviets were coming and the movement would not go unmolested. with the articles of surrender were signed on the battleship missouri, there were 80 to 90 operational aircraft in the northern region, 38 of them on hokkaido, with most belonging to reconnaissance units. this, however, is no indication of the amount of aerial combat power that the imperial army and navy could immediately hurl from the massive concentration of kamikaze and conventional aircraft based to the south in central honshu. after the 1944 invasion of the marianas, an accelerated when mcarthur returned to the philippines, the japanese initiated an expansion of the air base infrastructure in hokkaido in northern honshu. basically -- here i go again. basically the air base construction was through here. and up in the sapporo plain and extended south somewhat. the idea of the japanese was to create a, quote, aerial pinces.s the

severance is charged with killing ruthanne lodato, ronald kirby and nancy dunning. >>> the man linked to the murders of hannah graham and morgan harrington is due back in court at the end of the month. jesse matthew was arraigned yesterday in the harrington case. the ten year-old virginia tech student disappeared in october 2009 while attending a concert in charlottesville. her remains were found three months later not far from where hannah graham's body was found last fall. >>> two associates of washington's most notorious drug lords -- [indiscernible] they were associates of d.c. drug lord rafel -- rayful edmonds iii. [ inaudible ] >>> there were fireworks right from the start at last night's second g.o.p. presidential debate. the top presidential contenders faced off at the library in simi valley. they tried to set themselves apart mostly from front runner donald trump. >> i'm very concerned about having him in charge of the nuclear weapons because i think his response, his visceral response to attack people on their appearance, short, tall, fat, ugly, my goodness, that happened in

he has said the excesses of global capitalism are the dun of the devil, and that the reactions of climatenge is we're making this planet a pile of filth. how frank do you expect him to be when he addressing congress? >> i wouldn't be surprised to hear if he hear echos of his encyclical. in that letter he points out a lot of the problems, but begins by saying we all is have to come to the table, sit around the table recognizing the problems, but work together to resolve them. >> in that sense it will be a political speech? >> it will be a pastoral speech, it will be an announcement i believe of what our obligations are to one another. the political ramifications are a part of anything anybody says. if he's speaking to congress there will be the expectation that policy follows on this. >> is it true that he's practicing english and he intends to speak to congress in english? >> my understanding is he will read his talk in english, and it's completely appropriate that he would be reading in a language that isn't his first tongue, but that's what i'm told, it would be in english. >>> republic

it was like the popemobile was coming dun.what he is. i think there are people -- we heard from someone tonight, i forget who it was, what our reporter was talking to, but it was a jewish person saying we love this pope. and he's about religious freedom and he's about interfaith dialogue and it's been extremely important that we have seen all different kinds of faiths love this pope. >> we have. and also about battling back against religious fanatism. i have had people tweet that i'm jewish and i love this man. i'm not catholic and i'm inspired by the message that he brings. because over and over again you hear people saying this is a man that not only walks the walk, he talks the talk. he's humble. he needed a new pair of glasses recently, so what did he do? he got into his ford focus, he drives up to a glasses store in rome, because vatican city is surrounded by rome, and people were shocked. he goes in there, he gets himself new glasses. but instead of getting new frames like the rest of us would do, what did he do? he just