you mentioned a couple of times gayle. gayle is here. she is your best friend.ow have you maintained a relationship when you live in different cities over a long time? oprah: i say to the girls in my school, you wish yourself can you wish to have a friend like autnie gayle, who once the most, the best, and highest for you. i have never seen a person like gayle. [applause] everybody, especially if you are on the rise in your career and have had certain friends, and they all act like they are happy for you, but not everybody is happy for you. you can hear jealousy, sense it. i have never had a moment of jealousy from gayle, except the one-time i was on stage dancing with tina turner. that is the only time i had gayle go, i wish that was me. david: people call you all the time and ask you money for this and for that. oprah: helping girls, because i was a poor girl and know what that feels like, it resonates in my spirit. ♪ ♪ ♪ david: you have been very public over the years about your weight issues, and now you are a big shareholder in weight watchers, so how do yo

you mentioned a couple of times gayle. gayle is here. she is your best friend. had he maintained a relationship when you live in different cities over a long time? oprah: i say to the girls in my school, you wish yourself can you wish to have a friend like autnie gayle, who once the most, the best, and highest for you. i have never seen a person like gayle. everybody, especially if you are on the rise in your career and have had certain friends, and they all act like they are happy for you, but not everybody is happy for you. you can hear jealousy, sense it. i have never had a moment of jealousy from gayle, except the one-timer was on stage dancing with tina turner. that is the only time i had gayle go, i wish that was me. david: people call you all the time and ask you money for this and for that. oprah: helping girls, because i was a poor girl and know what that feels like, it resonates in my spirit. ♪ ♪ david: you have been very public over the years about your weight issues, and now you are a big shareholder in weight watchers, so how do you deal with the we

anyway, so you mentioned a couple of times gayle, and gayle king is here. she is your best friend.maintained a relationship when you live in different cities over a long time? oprah: i say to the girls in my school, you wish yourself, you all wish to have a friend like autnie gayle, who wants the most, the best, and highest for you. i have never seen a person like gayle. [applause] oprah: everybody, especially if you are on the rise in your career and have had certain friends, and they all act like they are happy for you, but not everybody is happy for you. and every now and then you can hear a bit of jealousy. you can hear it. you can sense it. i have never had a moment of jealousy from gayle, except the one time i was on stage dancing with tina turner. [laughter] oprah: that is the only time i had gayle go, i wish that was me. [laughter] david: people call you all the time and ask you money for this and for that. oprah: i don't. i don't pay any attention to that. helping girls, because i was a poor girl and know what that feels like, it resonates in my spirit. ♪ in david: you hav

a decade later victoria gayle's two—year—old daughter became ill and died.lowed a tiny battery, and it was then the police began investigating what had happened to kyzer. victoria gayle said that in a bedroom crammed withjunk she kept kyzer‘s body for years before moving it to the shed. on his birth certificate, she didn't name kyzer‘s father, over to his father. how the dad wanted it. so it was, if the dad wanted kyzer she wasn't allowed to have any contact. there were any police failings. this is a deeply disturbing, deeply troubling—easethaflalises a number of questions that sfe fifiifi'fi is 75223 is est sfiéiiief'ea the metpohce arenawlooking. they are trying to discover, ,, ., 7 fl-.- children during that time. june kelly, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: president trump and german chancellorangela, merkel,have.! described their first meeting as productive — trade, refugees and nato were on the agenda. the former chancellor george osborne is facing calls to stand down as an mp, following his appointment as editor of the london evening standard editor. he

gayle: that's not true.d the presidency. you should go with proven leaders who are able to stand on principles despite the fact there was so much pressure on them they will be able to deliver real healthcare for the american people. rachel: the amendments the freedom caucus wanted to add to this bill would have insured it would be dead on arrival in the senate. they should have passed the bill as it is right now and let if the senate do their job. gayle: with obamacare it was not what was promised and we are seeing the fruit of that strategy. lou: what do you think of president trump's view that when obamacare explodes or implodes, that will be the time for a bipartisan effort and real reform. rachel: he's actually right. dirty little secret in washington, d.c. is the democrats wanted this bill to pass because they didn't want responsibility for obamacare. game * the democrats -- gayle: the democrats wanted this to pass because it wouldn't repeal obamacare and his party would have been victorious taking over

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. horace: a man was shot outside of a car outside of a temple hills movie theater. tim barber has the latest. audio] ok, we are having problems with tim's remote. a major active investigation happening right now. sign up for the latest breaking news texts at wjla.com/text. alison: and the other big story tonight -- >> we have been promising the americ and replace this broken law because it is failing families, and tomorrow we are proceeding. reporter: do you have the vote? do you have the vote? do you have the vote? alison: will itpass? no answer from the house speaker. this after an ultimatum from the president -- no more talks, it's time to vote on health care. that vote is expected tomorrow morning. tom roussey has what happens in the hours before the vote. tom? tom: it has been a furious day and night of negotiations at the u.s. capitol. tonight, the president is saying -- [no audio] tom: the biggest obstacle, members of the freedom caucus, who believe the bill does not do enough to

victoria gayle about him. is how the dad wanted it. it was, the dad wanted kyzer, she had no contact. i think it's disgusting, because the child has been missing, and nobody knew. the local council in barnet said in a statement: the police watchdog, the ipcc, is also examining whether there are any police failings. a number of questions that are going to need to be answered by a serious case review and the ipcc investigation. the met police are looking for people who knew victoria gayle between 2007 and 2013. they are trying to discover whether she had any more children during that time. our correspondent — andy moore — is outside the court for us. very disturbing case and some strong words from thejudge. very disturbing case and some strong words from the judge. that's right. several times today this was called a unique case and there was a lengthy statement from the judge. thejudge said she lengthy statement from the judge. the judge said she was satisfied that victoria gayle had not caused the death of her

anna-lysa gayle talked with her loved ones. >> was my friend. that's what i'm going to miss, talking to her. anna-lysa: akeema james-perry died when her car struck a tree friday. her four-year-old and six-year-old suffered minor injuries. retireder is thankful a police officer was on the right place at the right time when the melvin, will deliver hernext sa. >> god has a purpose for their life. anna-lysa: anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: this next story, watch closely. this is video from new jersey. this woman is walking across the two canes, and then arms come down, meeting the train is on its way. we were jumping out of their car, grabbed her, moved her out of the way, as the train comes by, literally with just seconds to spare. you think to yourself, quickly athinking and how quickly they save her. she probably did not see it coming because the arms came down after she crossed the track. alison: it is shocking, but it meets you feel good that people reacted that way to save her. jonathan: thank customers are afraid for their lives, hav

gayle? >> very unsettling news. that ichk you very much, jeff pegues. >>> on capitol hill they'll start the plan to replace obamacare. president trump and speaker paul ryan face backlash from their supporters and democrats are already lining up against the bill. nancy cordes is there tracking all the arguments. good morning. >> good morning. they met for about two hours last night and afterward some of of them seemed more opposed to the plan than they had before saying republican leaders are going to need to get some democratic support for this plan because they're not going to have enough support from the republicans and that puts the whole bill in jeopardy. >> it's a complicated process but it's very simple. >> the entire white house from the president down went to work tuesday on skeptical conservatives. vice president pence headed to capitol hill to meet with them one on one. >> we're certainlype improvements and to recommendations in the legislative process. >> reporter: but it's not clear the bill can be chang

lou: we'll take that up with rachel campos duffy and gayle rachel campos duffy and gayle trotter next clot,ital i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. yes, eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. both made me turn around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a spinal injection while on eliquis call your doctor right away if you have tingling, numbness, or muscle weakness. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily ...and it may take longer than usual for bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden signs o

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: tonight, a prince george's county family is struggling through their painful emotions after 15-year-old dennis taylor was gunned down last night. the police believe he may have been targeted. friends cookout when he got a text message and turned around. teens,ily said like most he got into some trouble, but they cannot imagine who would want him dead. >> we want to know what happened to him. what made them do that to him. he was only 15. kimberly: the police found a gun at the scene. family members will hold a vigil for dennis taylor known in the neighborhood as "chick" tomorrow. plenty of questions about an in takomafire park. cheryl conner has the new information tonight. i see smoke coming from my neighbor's apartment. cheryl: she ran downstairs to let the firefighters into the apartment building. >> when i opened the door, the smoke was so is no way we are getting out this way. cheryl: the fire started on the first floor of the hillwood manner apartments at about 4:15. >

lou: i'm told gayle trotter is ready. it's clear these rallies are in clear response to the national left-wing media that's continues to berate him, badger him and drive his negatives higher. this is the best way he has with thousands of people ready to pour out to these rally venues to hear the president of the united states. >> the really exciting thing is he's continuing to get out of the washington, d.c. bubble. being a native of washington. people come here, they care about the cocktail parties held in georgetown and they lose touch with the people. president trump is maintaining his contact with the base. the people who voted for him are not the people in washington, and they are not the people in the mainstream media. lou: this president obviously out of the white house. he doesn't want to stay in that bubble to the degree any president can escape the bble. this shows great energy which he has got a surplus of. and a desire to be more than a fixture in the oval office. >> trump fever continues. that's where he has

lou: i'm told gayle trotter is ready. it's clear these rallies are in clear response to the national left-wing media that's continues to berate him, badger him and drive his negatives higher. this is the best way he has with thousands of people ready to pour out to these rally venues to hear the president of the united states. >> the really exciting thing is he's continuing to get out of the washington, d.c. bubble. being a native of washington. people come here, they care about the cocktail parties held in georgetown and they lose touch with the people. president trump is maintaining his contact with the base. the people who voted for him are not the people in washington, and they are n the people in the mainstream media. lou: this president obviously out of the white house. he doesn't want to stay in that bubble to the degree any president can escape the bubble. this shows great energy which he has got a surplus of. and a desire to be more than a fixture in the oval office. >> trump fever continues. that's where he has

>> that's right, gayle.ohn, we all watched the speech last night and that was tell prompt ter trump. that wasn't the old twitter trump. what does that suggest about the white house going forward? >> this isn't just a speech by the president. it's a speech by a number of people to go in a slightly different direction and limit and embrace the direction. he recognized that he has to change his tone a little bit, he has to do a lot more toward unity both symbolically. there was -- basically it was unity and symbolism, but that's still a big change for the presidency. he has to sep the constraints of the office a little more. his inaugural address was a real attempt to break out of the campaign mode. >> there has been a hard line on immigration, build the wall, ncrease border enforcement, and isil deportation. yesterday, perhaps a softening of that and creating a path way for immigrants. why? >> here's the difference. speech is nice but policy is what matters. what it appears that the president is flirting with

gayle?ank you very much, jeff. >>> a bill allows states to tee nigh federal family planning money to planned parenthood and other abortion providers is now on its way to the president's desk. the senate narrowly approved it yesterday in a 51/50 votes. vice president mike pence broke that tie. the president is expected to sign it. there is already a ban on using federal funds for abortions. >>> you're looking at a collapsed interstate overpass in atlanta that tumbled down in a massive fire. it's causing major traffic headaches this morning and the state is officially under a state. it's causing huge backups across one of the country's largest metro areas. mark strassmann is near scene of the collapse in atlanta. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i'm standing about 30 yards from the collapsed overpass. you see the smoke rising from the concrete rubble. firefighters were also putting out the flame. this morning's commute could be historically bad. the northbound and southbound, eig

gayle?thank you very much, elizabeth palmer, reporting from turkey. >>> first daughter ivanka trump will have an official role in her father's white house. ahead, why it's unprecedented and a closer look at the challenge of mixing family life, >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by trugreen, america's number one professional lawn company. start today. live outside. . >>> a new plan to get people through rush hour faster requires them to drive slower. >> ahead, why some argue lowering the sis bad will not w >> you are watching "cbs this morning." when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums what's the problem, ma'am? i have a serious issue with the candy that that easter bunny gave my son. candy? i told you, he bit me first! the kid bit me first! he just walked into my mouth! it'that can make a worldces, of difference

he has changed the dynamic as we know it, gayle.y after day. >> frank luntz, with know there will be a lot of polling in our future on that. thanks for your time. >> thank you. >>> a legendary music producer says a bronx,,,, the question is can he continue first, a check of your local ,,, >>> ah, gayle singing, we love that. hall & oates, of course, once managed by legendary music director tommy matteau la. he worked with countless artists like beyonce in her destiny's child day and also discovered superstar mariah carey. he's responsible for ushering in a latin revolution in the '90s. he worked with gloria estefan, mariah carey, and shakira. he sold an estimated 8 billion cds and expanded to more than 60 countries. now he's shifting gears and bringing his talent to broadway. tommy mottola, welcome. you said broadway is a thousand times harder than the music business. why is that? >> there's so many moving parts and they're all so complicated. they're all on paper, it's one thing. but when you put it up on stage, truly the professio

i'm so excited for you and hannah. >> gayle was the first one. >> i was so psyched and i said, gayle that what you will, but the main girl character in the book, he name is kat, katarina. you'll like this, norah. a great talk show host, or sports agent. >> like i said, we're going to throw your name in there. >> okay. >> we left it out. >> are you sending a message there too? >> in all of these books i have written in the middle grade genre -- this is the 19th and derek and i have more to do, but i always have a good strong girl character. not only for girl readers but for boy readers so that they see, you know, what is derek's perception and my perception of a girl, and it's strong. >> you also have good lessons. at one point you say you don't usually get what you want but if you stop and enjoy the good things that you do have you won't notice what you have right in front of you which i think is a really good message to send to everybody. >> what the important thing is there's so much rich messages in the story, but it's got to be fun. we've got to keep those kids turn pages with th

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news.imberly: abc 7 and news channel 8 are proud sponsors of the national cherry blossom festival. we want to see your pictures. burst.com/wjla and upload your photos. in silver spring, a fire left a family of 12 and their pets without a home tonig of the home on stony hill drive. thankfully, everyone made it out safely. firefighters say the kids were cooking when the fire started and the home did not have working smoke detectors. one firefighter suffered a non-life-threatening injury. a woman was airlifted to the hospital after getting pinned , inr an suv at about 5:00 the library parking lot along duke street in alexandria. tim barber filed this report earlier. tim: this medical evacuation and crash investigation captured the attention of this normally quiet alexandria library. >> hopefully she is ok. tim: yellow tape surrounded the center of the investigation. the driver hit a woman and the woman was pinned until first responders got her out. it is not clear what condition the victim is

live in largo tonight, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news.ow, a developing right nuclear image of the person of interest in the murder of an artist in d.c.. the police are trying to identify and find this person. the artist from burtonsville was found bound to a chair and stabbed to death in a northeast road home. the police are looking for this person of interest and the victim's car, a prius with kentucky tags. michelle: delayed, then pulled. the republicans plan to replace obamacare did not even make it away vote today. horace: is the battle over? tom roussey with the fallout from both sides tonight. >> the best thing we can do politically speaking is to let obamacare go as it is now. you heard my speeches to repeal it and replace it with an 64 days. that's a long time. tom: for now, the door is closed. >> we will be living with obamacare for the foreseeable future. >> today is a great day for a country. celebrateddemocrats the pulling of the bill. >> without this was a bad bill. >> this is a dark day for the republican party. tom: this ge

live from reagan national, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: if a storm around this time of year sounds familiar, here is why -- this week marks blizzard ofce the 1993, the storm of the century. garrett county maryland saw almost four feet of snow. while the impa a widespread impact across the states. 300 people died and schools were closed for several days. michigan is among the first to get hit hard by this system heading towards us. they are expecting heavy snowfall overnight while strolled trying -- while still trying to clean up from the heavy one. and in tennessee, salt trucks are trying to stay ahead of the accumulation. there was aolina, ground stoppage at charlotte airport. by following our stormwatch team on facebook, twitter, and wjla.com. and download the stormwatch 7 app for the latest forecasts. in tonight, an lgbt community center in northeast d.c. was vandalized this afternoon. photo show smashed glass and a damaged door. the center says police are reviewing surveillance video. anybody with information is asked to cont

anna-lysa gayle is live among the tidal basin. losing all of the blossoms at this point would be such a shame, anna-lysa. anna-lysa: it would be, kimberly . this is such a big part of our tradition in d.c., and the people i talked with today are this cold weather will not affect them too much because they are so beautiful. not too also hoping for much snow on the ground, but everybody loves a good snow day. >> the wind was cutting today. >> i came down to see the cherry blossoms before they potentially die off. anna-lysa: cherry blossom lovers are soaking up as much as they can this weekend. the peak bloom date, pushed back butarch 19 through 22, officials are worried they could lose 90% of the blossoms if we drop below 24 degrees. >> keeping my fingers crossed when my mom visits next weekend they will be here. visitor fromis minnesota was not expecting the weather to change so drastically. >> i saw the weather last week and i thought it would be nice. then suddenly north. i'm sorry, everybody. anna-lysa: southwest airlines issued

anna-lysa gayle joins us with more. anna-lysa?nna-lysa: city leaders say they are not seeing an increase in the number of missing persons cases, but what they are seeing an increase in his attention through social media. many tonight are outraged. >> [inaudible] anna-lysa: a young person in tears as she stood before mayor muriel bowser and police chief peter newsham while expressing concerns about the young people on the mpd list of missing persons. >> we need help. >> many kids going missing in the city, and it's been that way for a long time. anna-lysa: newsham says it's not a rise in cases but a improvement in the way the cases are reported. there were several testimonies from people who knew those who went missing, including a mother whose daughter ran away several times. >> my brother disappeared. anna-lysa: a woman whose brother was found murdered after being reported missing. and a person whose mother has not been found after 25 years. derek butler also has a connection to the topic. his sister has not been seen northwestua

anna-lysa: anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news.e it. 7 on your side, and we are waiting for test results at a school bus lot. workers in prince george's county say that mold is growing inside of their office and lounge. it is making them sick. the school system says if there is a problem they will fix it. we will keep you posted. she says it is a reminder that good can come from evil. jonathan: a crime brought an unlikely pair together in faith. a 60-year-old woman had her purse snatched. the fairfax county police responded. in the report, the woman said among the things stolen was a rosary belonging to a friend's mom who had passed away. grandmother, so i felt obligated to make sure she had it returned. jonathan: talk about good police work. he got a rouge or a from a priest and showed up at the woman's home. she was so grateful she sent a thank you card and letter to the officer's boss. alison: what a nice story. the white house easter egg roll will happen april 17. there is still no word on the ticket lottery. we should find out

anna-lysa: anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. michelle: we are waiting to hear if the police will be at the park and alexandria searching for possible human remains in connection with gang activity. this comes this week after a teenage girl was found murdered in springfield. that case may also be tied to gangs. te police in frederick memberswo ms-13 gang accused of attempted murder after an assault in frederick last month. >> this is a stormwatch 7 weather app alert. steve: a cold night ahead, windchill factors in the middle to upper 20's, lower 30's, and the wind is finally beginning to ease a little bit. fullrow, which are returns force, snow flurries and the forecast during the afternoon, highs in the lower 40's. talk about snow totals so far this season and another warm-up on the way. although of that coming up in just a few minutes. relief, finally home, a mother beaten and detained. nearly a year later she is getting to hug her daughter. tom roussey is at dulles international airport for the happy reunion. it is a reunion t

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. q: we are also following this story, no arrests yet in the sexual assault case of a woman in d.c.'s colorado neighborhood. the man broke into the woman's home last night. investigators say the woman was tied up, blindfolded, and sexually assaulted. >> it's very unsettling. to hear of a break-in is one thing, but the physical attack is unsettling. q: the man also stole several items. investigators say they do not have a description of the attacker. other kalorama family, and jeff bezos, the founder of amazon.com. theilly weekend, to say least, and will continue. josh knight is in the weather center with a forecast. josh: for a lot of us, this will be one of the coldest mornings we have had in a while. clear skies all day long, still clear tonight, allowing temperatures to drop quickly. a nice shot of the capital, looking nice most of the day. the big reason for the chilly temperatures, the clear skies the rest of the night. at least it will still be clear tomorrow. we will get all of t

joining me now, attorney, political analyst, gayle trotter.th his incredible story that broke over the weekend that we covered this entire hour. this is a country that rely on spying sobs, and even the president of the united states is not immune from those who abuse power and say to hell with the constitution and spy on president trump. >> the mainstream media and the "new york times" reported months ago this surveillance was happening. they reported it as fact. now they changed their story and say there is no evidence supporting trump's allegations. general michael flynn was run out of d.c. on a rail based on the surveillance transcripts which nobody has seen. lou: but apparently none of us have seen. but a lot of people have seen. whether it's "the guardian," the "new york times" or the "national review." you go through all of these outlets it's a clear statement that the obama administration made a habit and practice of abusing its power and spying on everyone from the senate -- the list goes on. the american people, whomever. and he g com

secretary, gayle and i have so happy to have him here. >> i am happy to be back. >> these two peoplel make you younger everyday. [ laughter ] >> i am sure that's true. >> so lets talk about the budget first. the 26% cut in the states budget. some of that including aid money, foreign aid, you believe in diplomacy, will this make diplomacy harder? >> well, i don't think it will really in the fallon analysis, charlie, i believe in diplomacy and i believe the state department should ought to have sufficient fund to conduct robust foreign si in the country. >> i also wear a treasury hat for four years as secretary of treasury and the biggest threat facing this country today is taking fiscal bonds of we are going to have to figure out ways to reduce that to cut our budget. you cannot get the necessary cuts from discretionary spending like the cutting the discretionary programs of the federal government sooner or later. if you want to get the budget in balance, you will have to take on entitlements politically. ronald reagan did it back in 1983, it can be done without political damage and t

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news.ichelle: just four miles away and five hours later, a woman and two children were injured in another crash in waldorf. this happened on route 301 between substation and pierce roads. the police say that a woman veered off the road and hit a curb, flew into the air and hit a tree. two children in the car were properly restrained. they say that driver air and speed were to blame in the crash. right mainly clear skies now through the overnight, a few lingering flurries, but not amounting to anything at all, mainly along the mason-dixon line. tomorrow, a cold day, winter returns with temperatures only into the lower 40's. the windchill factors, upper 20's, lower 30's. we will talk more about sunday and a warm-up on the way for the 10 day outlook. michelle? >> it's getting out of control and we need to stop it. michelle: that is fairfax county chief of police gang violence in the county. those razr reports, comments come after the remains of two people were found in a park. -- as tom rousse

anna-lysa: anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: part three of "when we rise" airs right in frederick, northbound lanes of270 are closed south frederick. at least one person has been killed in a crash. two cars were involved. a few additional details are available. stay with us for updates on that as soon as we get them. jonathan: during an emergency, every second counts. house caughtur fire, in the past used to have about 17 minutes to get out. but new hidden hazards are cutting that time. jonathan: and what has to do with this? [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] if your house catches fire in a you are sleeping, could you get out in three minutes? jonathan: firefighters are warning that what your house is made of could put your family and their crews in danger. >> we have a fire in the house next door. kimberly: it used to be homeowners would have 17 minutes to escape a house fire. today you may have fewer than three minu

as anna-lysa gayle reports, the man spend a lot of time behind bars. [sirens] >> what is the closest cross street? anna-lysa: when officer spotted brandon malone in his toyota camry, he was going 87 miles per hour and a 55 mile per hour zone traveling south on i to 70. instead of stopping, he cap to driving -- kept driving when he heard the sirens. he had been released from jail and was on probation for burglary. this body camera video is the reason for his return to prison and his 10 year sentence. he got high on pcp and led the police in a high-speed car chase. anna-lysa: they wound up in a gaithersburg restaurant. at one point, he intentionally rammed the passenger side of a police cruiser. once taken into custody, officers noticed he was hallucinating. he made strange >> i'm coming from heaven right now. >> coming from heaven? gayle, abcanna-lysa 7 news. alison: meanwhile, new developments on metro. is the safetrack plan working to make your ride better? commuters have dealt with closures and delays in the name of safety. jay korff breaks down the

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