anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. nancy: today congress return from its recess, and so did protesters. capitol hill police arrested 80 people opposing the repeal of obamacare. the senate is hoping to introduce a new draft replacement bill next week. alison: reporting donald trump junior aew before admitting with russian lawyer that information promised about hillary clinton was pot of moscow's efforts to help the trump campaign. the president son-in-law and campaign manager also attended the june 2016 meeting. in a statement donald trump junior said it was clear the woman had no meaningful information and wanted to talk about other topics. the senate intelligence committee tonight once answers -- wants answers. >> we want to ask donald trump junior as well as anybody else who may have attended. we have some very serious questions. alison: donald trump junior says he is happy to speak with senators. has hired ans son attorney to represent him in this and other investigations. nancy: decades in prison for a heinous crim

now- as anna-lysa gayle reports, there are plans for programs to help a community in mourning. a big honor for a local longtime special olympian.. chairman tim shriver presented kester edwards with an espy award yesterday. the 43-year-old is being honored for bringing open water swimming to the special olympics. he'll be on stage tomorrow night during the 25th annual espys in los angeles. you can watch the awards ceremony tomorrow night at eight.. here on abc-seven. you can watch the 25th espys tomorrow night, right here on abc 7. the show starts at 8 p-m. a baby girl is always a bundle of joy. but this one -- might take the cake. get this -- a south carolina family has had 4 generations -- 137 years -- of only boys!!! a gender reveal party had the family stunned. the streak is broken with the birth of carter louise -- and it's such a big deal there- there's even a billboard to celebrate it. time to break out the pink clothes and decor for the first time... it's xx and xx degrees... the 10th homicide of the week - under investigation in prince george's county. police on the sce

live in southeast washington, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. alison: still ahead, it reads like a movie. sentencing for a woman who ordered a hit and to kill her husband. that is just of a years long saga. nancy: plus, a new neighbor with a famous face. a florida community reacting to the possibility of may be moving in this fall. alison: and signed, sealed, delivered, john wall is staying put. nancy: in california, a chopper made a crash landing on a street in a residential neighborhood in los angeles. four injuries appear to be non-life-threatening. nobody on the ground was hurt. alison: 10 people are safe after this seaplane made a hard landing in the east river in new york city. investigators say the airplane tried to take off three times. on the third attempt, a pontoon bloke. everyone on board refused medical attention. o.j. simpson is planning to resume his life as a free man in florida. he plans to move to florida this fall to be near his children. he will settle in seen petersburg -- in st. petersburg, where his son and daughter live.

anna-lysa gayle is live in fear airfax with the latest. anna-lysa:am tears after the judge discolored a mistrial. the caterer was stabbed to death nearly a year ago during a dispute. [commotion] >> police! police! police! bonds walked out tonight essentially a free man. that heators say stabbed the caterer in chantilly. prosecutors say that the caterer started the argument. after six and a half hours of deliberating, the jury could not come to a consensus. here is what a pastor of the victim had to say. >> i am disheartened to here once again justice is not revealing in our country. it saddens me to think that peers could even think he was not guilty and a person lost her life. she lost her life. justice is not prevailing for certain communities in our country. attorney said,s' "we are hopeful the commonwealth will consider strongly their failure to obtain a verdict in this case. this is a matter that needs to be concluded so his family and the family of miss johns can move forward." prosecutors are planning on retrying the case. both side

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. alison: anna-lysa, thank you. only on 7, a professional photographer accused of taking nude photo is out on bond. they say that he secretly recorded the teenagers as they changed for photo shoots in his home. he ran "dark photography" out of his home. they say the sisters, ages 13 and 14, discover the hidden camera and told their mother. the police are concerned there could be more victims. jonathan: a man is in jail, accused of hitting a transgendered woman with his car and on purpose. she is in the hospital fighting for her life. northeasty is live in washington where the investigation is going on now. tom? jonathan: we are told the victim in this case had been celebrating july 4. this happened early in the morning of the fifth. the victim was hit on k street, the car kept going, and the driver was not caught in till today. >> we cannot definitively say it was not a hate crime, but we cannot rule it out. tom: in the hit and run of a transgender woman a week ago. the victim is still in critical condition, unable

anna-lysa gayle has the story from woodbridge.anna-lysa: tonight the police chief talked about immigration to the need for diversity within the police department. one thing many people were focused on his crime. they do not look to see the same number of homicide cases that we saw last year. eugene johnson junior attended the meetin call for help. >> the issues where i live in williamstown, there are gang activities, congregating, drug smoking, definitely gangs in the neighborhood. anna-lysa: he is scheduled to sit down with the chief to come up with a solution to the problem. the number of homicides doubled in prince william county, jumping from 10 to 22. >> we know that we had several drug related murders. we had some domestic-related homicides. anna-lysa: of the 22 homicide cases, several are already closed. this year there have been three murders in the county, the latest at potomac mills mall in woodbridge. >> nobody knows more about their neighborhood and their street than the people who live there. anna-lysa: comparatively,

. >> gayle king joins us live from new york with the preview good morning, gayle. >> hi there, a lot on, jim's twitter and facebook speed. >> social media all the way, gayle. >> you are very busy. rahel, good to see both of you , ahead we are on capitol hill with senator mccain's return to congress and his calls for bipartisanship, really good to see him. for more speed cameras to timing your drive on the freeway changes ntsb wants to make to crackdown on speeding and you know who you are, rahel, any questions about that? we discover water on the surface of the moon could transform space exploration plus eye opener which means your world in 902nds. we will see you at 7:00. i have never driven in the car with you so if you are a speeder. >> i'm a very safe driver. >> i drive like a old man if you drive with him, u >> i obey all speed limits and everything, gayle, don't drive knows the truth. man. >> please start talking jim, see you at 7:00. >>> keep a close eye on your things next time y uber now you have to pay to get any who items bag. uber users $15 to return forgotten items. driv

live in stevensville, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. at thedevastating damage l and da t and thrown. >> i cannot comprehend this. i've only seen this on tv. i've never lived through something so devastating. nancy: one resident said that a neighbor was walking out of a home holding a baby covered in insulation. queen anne's county emergency services says there are no reports of serious injuries. jonathan: our meteorologist were tracking the storm, propping severe thunderstorm warnings. why did it grow when it hit the bay? the bayd mixing with breezes, it caused the storms to intensify. the national weather service was surveying the damage today. ef-2, which is considerably higher than most of the storms in the mid-atlantic. jonathan: one resident was sitting on his porch when the derecho hit five years ago. we asked how he would compare today's storm he said this was five times worse. we will continue to track the aftermath. steve: the first forecast this monday evening shows temperatures in the lower 80's inside the capital beltway. we

i'm norah o'donnell with gayle king in new york. president trump's first meeting in office with russian president vladimir putin is just getting under way. we're just getting these pictures in right now. as you can see, they are sitting down at the g20 summit in hamburg, germany. let's listen now to the president. >> president putin and i have been discussing various things, and i think it's going very well. we had some very, very good talks. we're going to have a talk now, and, obviously, that will continue, but we look forward to a lot of very positive things happening for russia and for the united states and for everybody. and it's an honor to be with you. [ speaking russian ] >> translator: we've spoken with you several times on very important bilateral and international issues. while one conversation is never enough, definitely -- bilaterals and be able to discuss issues that you believe will [ inaudible ]. i'm delighted to be able to meet you personally, mr. president, and i hope as you have said our meeting will yield results

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. nancy: the biggest tip, stay far away from the bear. jonathan: back away slowly. nancy: still ahead -- disney changing a theme park ride over claims that a contained a sexist message. plus -- >> it was in flames. jonathan: a fidget spinner fire hazard? every truck guy has their own way of conveying powerful. yeeaaahhh boy. kind of looks like a monster coming to eat ya. holy smokes. that is awesome. strong. you got the basic, and you got the beefy. i just think it looks mean. incredible. no way. i'm getting goosebumps. get 17% below msrp on all in stock. that's over eight thousand one hundred dollars on this chevy silverado. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. jonathan: take a look at this video, the latest on the fiery plane crash in california. troublena was into big and slammed into the turning into a ball of flames. the new video shows cleanup efforts now. officials believe there was engine trouble. the pilot said coming out of the airport after takeoff he declared

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. molly: the summer sizzle continues, feels like still in the 90's. we are in the upper 80's. hagerstown and leesburg, 97 is what it feels like in quantico. really no relief from the heat and humidity overnight and for the next couple days unfortunately. we are in the upper 90's friday through the weekend. factoring in the dew point, upper 60's, low 70's. we are talking about feels like temperatures in the triple digits. affect the next couple days. stay tuned for a look at the extended forecast, coming up. tomorrow we will know with o.j. simpson will go free. michelle: it is up to his parole board. they could let him go after nine years in prison. he was sentenced to more than three decades behind bars for a casino heist. there are six commissioners on the board. he needs four of them to vote in his favorite to be granted freedom and he is expected to get it. he is 70 years old and even the victim of the case is slated to speak in favor of simpson's release. if it goes his way, simpson will not walk free until october 1. they say that simpson has dem

live in montgomery county, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: an update on a robotics team that disappeared while competing in d.c. two teens from africa are said to be safe and in canada. have not yet been found. the team came to the united states from africa for the first global robotics challenge. it was believed they all left on their own. alison: cut from the cowboys after a warrant was issued for his arrest. it turns out it was a mixup and he was not the man that the police wanted. man caughtthe shoplifting said he was lucky whitehead and gave a birthday and social security number. he was given a citation but skipped his court date. it turns out he was not lucky whitehead. lucky is. not who there is no doubt in my mind he had nothing to do with this. alison: that cowboys got wind of this and released whitehead despite his denial and his ability to prove he was not even virginia on that day. his agent said his client is out of the job because the police and the co whitehead's information and the police are still looking for him. t

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: a heads up for parents about a suspicious incident in leesburg. the police say that a nine-year-old girl was approached and followed by a woman. the police had the driver told the child her mother had been injured. she offered to give her a ride to the hospital to see her mom. the child was suspicious and smart and walked away. she told the police the car followed her, then eventually drove off. alison: disbelief, rage, and i come in northeast and a vigil held for a man who was shot to death while walking his dog on the anacostia trail yesterday morning. as richard reeve reports, the police still do not know who did it or why. richard: prayers and candles at this gathering. family and friends celebrating and he loved his dogs. richard: walking his dogs on the anacostia trail wednesday morning when a gun man on a bike open fire. >> hurt, mad, angered. why would someone do this to him? richard: the police say that williams, a professional dog trainer, was shot multiple times.

live in northeast, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. i'm nancy chen at the live desk, following new to the limits out of pennsylvania were a person of interest in the disappearance of four men has confessed to their murders. cosmoinardo -- dinardo admitting this. the associated press said that he killed them separately after selling the marijuana, then burned their bodies at his family farm. investigators had been digging for days after the men between 19 and 22 years old all disappeared one after the other starting last friday. >> the cadaver dogs, i don't understand the science, but those dogs could smell these four boys 12 and a half feet low the ground. an arrestardo had record before this and a history of mental illness. nancy chen, abc 7 news. jonathan: a california man accused of jumping a white house fence has pled guilty. jonathan tran was arrested in march after he made it onto the grounds of the white house. he claimed that he was a friend of the president. he was found with cans of pepper spray. alison: a man accused of murd

live in waldorf, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. alison: this is a gutwrenching investigation for the parents. the police want to hear from anyone who has information as they try to figure out if there are other victims. we have the number to reach the investigators at wjla.com. jonathan: talking about the all-important fourth of july forecast. so many people have come to town to enjoy the celebration. steve: and the forecast is improving for that import 9:00, 10:00 hour. we will get the fireworksin, bottom line, and it's looking better than seven hours ago. tomorrow, june for comfort, stay well hydrated. plenty of water. the high temperature near 90 degrees. 8 p.m., 9 p.m. tomorrow night, most of the showers and thunderstorms should be north and west of the d.c. metro. if you are going down early tomorrow to the national mall to get that perfect spot to view the fireworks, you may run into some problems. a freshly updated feature cast and what to expect tomorrow afternoon early evening come in tomorrow night coming up. parade,ourth

anna-lysa gayle has the latest on the investigations underway tonight. anna-lysa: a man was shot on landover road. hospital just after 3:30, where he was pronounced dead. >> this is the thing i dread the most, on this holiday. you cannot tell whether it is a gunshot or just fireworks. >> nobody wants this type of activity in their neighborhood, especially on a holiday weekend. anna-lysa: with several businesses along the strip, the area is busy. please continue their search for the shooter. your by customers and workers are watching their surroundings. stop.h, it is a popular >> i don't know what's going on. anna-lysa: the police obtained surveillance video from the nearby gas station which may help shed light on the motive before the shooter. >> it's really sad. these families will have to feel this every year, every holiday. anna-lysa: anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. alison: new townhome in gaithersburg. we brought this to you as breaking news last night. fire officials say that charcoal was used in a propane grill, setting fire to the back deck of this h

gayle?all right. thank you, nick. cbs news analyst france townsend joins us. >> good morning. >> july 4th. it seems like a big old in-your-face move. has it changed the game? >> it has. it means it has -- what further range more than anything. up to now we knew they had medium- and short-range missiles which was an immediate threat. this now is a direct threat to the united states. we're going have to do things differently. sanctions alone have not worked and i think the timing of it allows the president now to put this at the top of his agenda in his g-20 meeting. i hould say it's a big step yet to say once you've got the missile to be able to successfully marry the nuclear war head and have a successful launch. >> you say sanctions don't work and we have to do something. what is that? >> we have to get other countries to care about this as much as we do. it isn't right to say it's not -- you know, north korea doesn't represent a regional threat. during the bush administration we pushed qui

alison: anna-lysa gayle is live in waldorf, where parents parade together tonight. are-lysa: community members questioning the school board's decision to meet behind closed doors. some have called for parents to be included in that discussion. following the charles county school board private discussion about carlos bell, parents, pastors, and teachers met outside of benjamin stoddart middle school to pray. bell is charged with sexually assaulting young boys and producing child pornography at his what did you think about the closed-door meeting today? >> i felt it was unethical and a lack of leadership. basically they are covering their tracks. anna-lysa: this community activist believes the school board made changes due to the disturbing charges. >> they need to go, this is ridiculous. anna-lysa: bell worked with students at at least four public schools in different roles. >> i spoke with many of my neighbors about what happened. i have children who attend this school, and they were upset. vigil is theprayer beginning of the healing process. and the organization ,

gayle?lina police officers could not resist a slip'n slide. they were called when someone reported a road was blocking traffic. they found everything was in order, so why not have fun. >> who was that cranky yankee. it's the fourth of july. even the cops joined in. firefighters have extinguished a 3-alarm in san jose.. the two-story building on williams road is abandoned and >>> good morning, it's 8:55. i'm michelle griego. firefighters have put out a three-alarm fire in san jose. the two-story building on williams road is abandoned and boarded up. san jose fire can confirm the fire started inside somehow but the cause is under investigation. >>> today a record-breaking 44.2 million people are expected to fly or drive home from their 4th of july trips. if you're going to the airport give yourself some extra time. >>> san francisco is recruiting 1,000 people to save money. through saverlife, the city will give people $60 if they save $20 a month for six months. >>> stay with us; weather and t

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. alison: murder of a retired fbi agent. jason byrd is now charged with murder in connection with the death of the man found dead at his home in laurel in march. last month his estranged wife was arrested and charged with murder. the police say that byrd and alan knew each other and byrd was a handyman who did work on their property. nancy: the ntsb out with a report on the deadly train accident at union station. and trainee were returning to their train when they were hit. the amtrak train and another one passing sound that their horns, but it was too late. newsn: it was breaking last night at 11:00 am an tonight still many unanswered questions after the deadly military plane crash in mississippi. service members were killed when their military transport plane we tonight, were the victims were from camp lejeune in north carolina and orange county, new york. thousands were frustrated by the hazmat situation at a leesburg faa facility miles away caused a ground stoppage. 7 on your side looking into how this impacted so many p

and gayle, that truck was carrying paint. >> oh, man. >> explosive paint? >> lead paint? >> that was crazy. it barely even made contact and suddenly it's an inferno. >> it didn't look like much of an impact, but it was just enough to set that thing on fire. no telling what exactly ignited the fire, but everybody in the situation is really lucky because they're okay. they all walked away from it. >>> the badger. an impressive animal used as team mascots. but this time it's trapped. >> that was pretty good. >> here comes simon cowell, wildlife aid foundation. this poor thing stuck between the garden the shed. simon believes it got separated from its parents. but just as simon's doing his best back and forth from one side of the shed to the other, this thing is pretty wily and manages to climb over the six foot fence into the neighbor's yard. so now he's go to go over there and chase this thing around. once simon manages to get it out from behind the shed, now he's at least got a fighting chance. he's got the loop there. running through the yard. thinks he got it once here.

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. nancy: this just into the newsroom, metro pulling ads for ghtontroversial alt-ri figure. the ads were removed from several stations. metro says they violated a policy. alt-right figure says it is discrimination. he is publishing the book himself and is suing his publisher. alison: impact where you park your car over the weekend. ives are swiping airbags out of cars in alexandria. tom roussey has more on this. tom? in this apartment community, the general manager sent a letter to residents warning about this after several cars were hit. orthis case, the thief thieves who did this when not worried about the fact this is a gated community. >> you feel violated. what can you do? tom: she was about to drive to work early friday morning when she noticed her car window was shattered. inside, glass, and an xbox was gone. then she looked at her steering wheel. >> i was afraid something was going to blow up. tom: she parts underground at the town square apartments. hers was not the only car hit

gayle: make them vote it's something every american should be telling their congressman. make them vote. make them put their fingerprints on this. melissa: we are talking about voting to take up the measure. in mccon said that days ago. by virtue of voting question tomorrow, you are not repealing anything with that vote. if you vote no tomorrow you are saying basically i don't want to do any work on this. i'm refusing to do what i was sent here to do. how is that the right move? ford: this is a motion to proceed to make congress do it job and have debates and have amendments. even if they do get a bill out, they still have to go back to the house before they can send it to the president's desk. let's make sure the president can talk about this versus sound bites. republicans are very scared because they think trump's tweet and his actions will be the reason why they will get hit at the ballot box in 2018. their job was to get this done. if they don't do things to get things done, they shouldn't be in congress in the first place. melissa: i was talking to senator rand paul

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gayle?ank you very much, mark. >>> new research says speeding is almost as much a factor in deadly crashes as texting. they were related to speed. people are killed if those kinds of accidents every year. kris van cleave is on massachusetts avenue in washington, d.c., with new calls to crack down on speeding. good morning. >> good morning. drivers can hate them but speed cameras can significantly reduce speeding and make roads safer for drivers and pedestrians, but they're only legal in less than the third of the country and the ntsb says that needs to change. >> we're up to 60 miles per hour now. she's going 11 over. >> fairfax county police captain michael grinnan has spent 20 years on road patrol. >> what do you find? >> it's endless. where do you go. >> reporter: the faster a driver goes, the longer it takes to stop. the ntsb identified more than 100,000 deaths due to speeding between 2005 and 2014. that's nearly as many killed in alcohol-involved crashes. >> every mile an hour that you

they don't exist, gayle.hter ] >> i'm still looking. [ laughter ] >> see you at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> this morning, we have learned that ukranian cyber police have blocked a second cyber attack against the country that was supposed to launch on facebook. police say they are still trying to figure out who was behind the attack last week that crippled computers around the world. ukraine's infrastructure minister says that cyber attack cost the department millions of dollars. >>> samsung could be trying to compete with amazon and google with a new speaker-like system. >> plus, tesla's latest sales are coming up a little short. kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks has more. >> reporter: good morning. samsung does not want to be left out of the home smart speaker system party. the "wall street journal" says that the south korean company is working with a system that would be powered by bixby. apparently they had troubles with the english language version of the home speaker system so it will be a while b

in her off hours, she babysits for next-door neighbor gayle holland. hi, gayle.ou know why i'm here -- to hear about edith. >> i've got a lot to tell you. come on in. our street was very quiet and edith would play games with us. >> so she was older, but she loved to hang out with children? >> oh, yes. everybody liked edith. she would play her saxophone or her trumpet outside. we would sit and listen to her, and she'd let us blow on her instruments. >> what a character! they ask her about her past, and, oh, the stories she tells. >> i know she had a son who died of meningitis. >> edith shares only a few sketchy details -- that the boy was born out of wedlock, that his father was jewish, that james macefield, a much older englishman, married her to help save the boy from the nazis. it's all very complicated. you see, edith was spying on hitler for britain at the time. is it all true? who knows? gayle just loves hanging out with her eccentric neighbor, until her family, like so many others, abandons the area. so, you left and edith stayed. >> yes. it was the early '

norah and gayle are are with us. o.j.is week. >> the former football star is nearly nine years into a 33-year sentence for armed robbery. in 2013 simpson won parole on a portion of his charges and thursday he'll be eligible to win parole outright. >>> here's a ak look at some of this morning headlines. she way wang received a ten-year prison sentence. he was accused of espionage. iran media claims he has connection with british intelligence agencies. they continue to detain u.s. citizens on fabricated national security-related charges. >>> t"the journal gazette" clais alcohol played a rolen a driver did a hard turn. two of them were seriously hurt. video shows how the boat spun out of control with no one at the wheel. officers had to corral the moving boat. the woman wasn arrested for intoxication. >>> the "new york post" says an airline is biting back. delta tweeted, quote, we're sorry you did not receive the preferred seat you payed for and will refund your $30. additionally your insults about other customers and employ

charlie and gayle are off. i'm jeff glor along with bianna golodryga.ll celebrating your birthday. >> i guess so. >>> the "washington post" reports fda advisers endorsed a first of its kind cancer treatment. we first told you about the car-t cell yesterday. if approved it would be the first. the goal is to get it to children and young adults who don't benefit from treatment. that's about 600 every year. >>> congressman steve scalise is out of the intensive care unit but he remains in serious condition after he was shot last month at baseball practice. he was readmitted last week to the icu to treat an infection. >>> a report out today predict as growth in u.s. gas production over the next five year. the u.s. would generate almost 40% in a rise in global gas output. >>> the "los angeles times" report os p a battle over a selfie taken by a monkey. a federal appeals court appea s it's doubtful he can sue. ad adam adam sued on behalf of the monkey at the photograph appeared in the book. it wouldn't have benefitted the monkey. >> that's unusual. >>> and in s

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. >> good morning, gayle. let me show you what's fueling the fire. dry brush like this. a lot of people affect ready here on vacation, scared to death, quite frankly. yesterday it all started when a guy on a mountain bike headed up a trail, called 911. they hiked firefighters in, parachuted others and within a very short time flames were 120 feet high. that's why authorities here at breckenridge blew the whistle. as fire crews here in colorado tried to beat back the quickly spreading wildfire known at pete 2, officials are worried about the dry timber that's feeding it. >> there are dead trees. it certainly helps to fuel a fire that starts out 50x50 going to 200 acres in a matter of moments. >> reporter: it through smoke high into the air and forcing hundreds of evacuations, putting town of breckenridge on notice. >> the fire didn't move too quick until about 1:00 it started to move. about 1:30 to 2:00, the fire really blew up. >> reporter: people inside the peak 7 neighborhood, which is about three miles from the fire line were told to pack their belongings. >> i had no

gail charlie gail gayle gayle. it is tuesday, july 4th, 2017. welcome to cbs this morning. north korea claims it's conducted its first successful test of a missile capable of reaching the u.s. mainland. >>> and in a late night tweet president trump called on china to stop the threat once and for all and asked whether kim jong un had anything better to do with his life. >>> and a car that could shake up the auto industry. and how robo callers are using your number to sell their products. >> and a look at today's eye opener. w >> if this is confirm been working towards for a very long time now. >> north korea claims to have tested an intercontinental ballistic missile. >> they say it is successful. they even said that theyan c now target the whole of the world. >>titis best budget we've seen in ten years. >> chris christie has signed a new budget ending a govertnmen shutdown. >> nobody wants this. i told you from the beginning i didn't want it. >> fireferights inri azona are battling a number of fast moving wildfires. >> and boston's artirpon when a out of control taxi cab pl

gayle? >> i sure hope so. >>> a major development this morning results from an ongoing cbs news investigation. it could affect more than 1 million ford explorer safety administration says the number of complaints and injuries linked to possible carbon monoxide leaks is much higher than previously thought. kris van cleave first reported on this issue back in february. he's in washington with new details on the government's expanding investigation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. thousands of skplanlts have been filed with nhtsa and ford promising nhtsa to investigate 2016 and 2017 explorers like this one. this police explorer was badly damaged in a crash after they say the driver passed out. >> we test heard level of carbon monoxide and her levels came out near legal. >> reporter: yesterday that officer filed suit against ford. and many other models 2011 2017 shows carbon monoxide appears to be seeping into their vehicles. 2,700 complaints have been lodged against the automaker and 4

gayle is off.howing support this morning to their longtime colleague john mccain. >> the 80-year-old senator has an aggressive form of brain cancer. doctors discovered the glee oh palace toma during surgery for a blood clot last week and he's recovering at home in arizona. >> senate minority leader chuck schumer called mccain a true fighter and his close friend senator lindsey graham said this disease has never had a more worthy opponent. >> our dr. david agus is one of the country's top oncologists. he leads a westside cancer center. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> help us understand this brain cancer. >> glioblastoma is aggressive form of brain cancer. median survival or most people live about 14 1/2 months, but for the first time there's actually new optimism. but john's initial therapy, senator mccain's initial therapy would be standard, i would think, which is oral chemotherapy and radiation therapy for six weeks, a month off and then six more months of oral chemotherapy. >> explain

summer of nice says gayle king. >> that right. there you go. >>> republicans and senators are facing questions in their home districts about the health care bill. gop jerry sanders says he admits he has concerns about this in his town hall yesterday. >> this is so important to get it right, and i will make a decision not based upon my party but based upon what i think is good for kansas. >> senator moran says he's worried about the bill's impact on elderly and disabled people. >>> in austin protesters surrounded texas senator ted cruz's town hall. he said it's critical for republicans to honor the promise to repeal obamacare. house speaker paul ryan held two town hallsy n wisconsin yesterday. ryan was not asked about health care or russia. he will hold a news conference today. >> is that really a town hall, jeff, if all the questions are prescreened? >> yeah. at one point he was asked what team he preferred. >> the badgers. >> i don't know if that's a true indication of a town hall. y you're not asked one health care question? oka

charlie rose and gayle king are off.eff glor and bianna golodryga are with us. >>> he told reporters yesterday barrier only needs to cover 700 to 900 miles of the 2,000-mile border with mexico. >> currently about 650 miles are block. mr. trump says natural barriers like mountains and rivers can do the rest. >> meantime here are the stories from the headlines around the globe. the federal judge ruled in favor of hawaii in its challenge to president trump's travel ban. he extended the list saying they needed to be granted an exemption to the band from six mostly muslim countries. the exceptions will include and uncles and cousins and others. they will hear the case in october. >>> the "washington post" reports on threatening e-mails sent by president trump's personal lawyer. responding to a man who said he should resign, marc kasowitz wrote, i'm on you now. let's see who you are. watch your back. expletive. i already know where you live. i'm on you. he was told he should not have responded in that way. it happened at the e

and as anna-lysa gayle explains.. while looking for victims, police are also running tests, becuase the suspect is h-i-v positive. in new jersey-- the state's three-day shutdown is over after the governor and lawmakers reach a budget deal. state parks and beaches will reopen this morning in time for the holiday. 30-thousand furloughed state workers will go back to work. despite the deal-- governor chris christie continues to take heat using his state-owned vacation home on a closed beach, during the shutdown. governor christie--intially telling reporters he did not get any sun over the weekend, before the pictures emerged. still-- he is defending his actions. well, those numbers sure aren't governor christie has a 15 percent approval rating, the lowest in state history. and that was before this latest media incident. coming up on good morning washington. breaking news in north korea. the nation speaking out after a missile test late last night. the details.. comin up. fios is not cable. and we believe everyone deserve

witherspoon will star as gayle king.s younger sister on friends. >> i like the premise. there is going to be a charlie rose character. i know that. who will it be. >> let's come up with names. >> i don't know if there's anybody that -- >> there isn't but they can try. >> smart enough, cute enough to be charlie rose. >> they could try. >> it's friday. washington post says grocery stores are adapting to more male shoppers and treating them like knuckle heads. gender roles are shifting. one fact that driving the chain is that more americans are putting off marriage. stores are getting accustomed to male shopping habits. men tend to buy for the short-term and they go for pricier products and also prefer items that are easily visible. >> japan is facing one of the largest population collapses in modern history. by the year 2060 japan's population is expected to drop by a third to about 80 million people. they're introducing lifelike ro b robots to help with daily life. adam travelled to the university of osaka and learned why

annalysa gayle has more. and there is a lot of clean up to do. take a look at some of the damage at the ellendale townhomes in stevensville. walls and roofs were ripped off, and thrown to the ground. residents-- were stunned. we talked with one resident... who saw a neighbor walking out of their home -- holding a baby -- covered in insulation. luckily - queen anne's county emergency services says -- there are no reports of serious injuries. the stormwatch7 weather is always on your side. make sure you get our free app, to stay safe whenever severe weather strikes. happening today-- it may be the most dramatic day yet in the health care showdown on capitol hill. senator john mccain will return to washington-- a week after having surgery for brain cancer. this as the senate holds a make-or-break vote on health care. but many senators have yet to see what they'll actually be voting on. abc's emily rau has more from northwest. today?senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's moment of truth- a much anticipated vote on health care that is still too clos

charlie rose and gayle king are off. jeff glor is here along with bianna goal from yahoo! news. >>> the president and first lady watched the military parade this morning celebrating bastille day, the french national holiday. >> it was the last day of a two-day visit with french president macron. he acknowledged the information about his son. mark phillips good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well donald trump may enjoy a parade as much as everyone else but behind the marching bands was the dream beat of the alleged russian collusion scandal that continues to dog the president. it was a great show of force with american power, an american parade with two historic events might seem a place to forget about the concerns back home. they commemorate the french revolution and the entry of the u.s. into world war i 100 years ago. the meeting between donald trump jr. and a lawyer has hung over the president like a cloud of bad news. >> as far as my son is concerned, my son is a wonderful young man. >> reporter: the president

gayle? >> very sad.ou very much, tony. >>> a camp staff member shows how he survived a harrowing bear attack. the bear started biting him while he was sleeping. dylan said when he woke up, the bear was pulling him across the ground. >> the bear had ahold of my head and was dragging me across the ground. i just started hitting the bear as hard as i could. i found its eye and started poking its eye as far as i could. if i had turned in any other direction, he could have gotten the side of my face or neck. i feel pretty lucky. >> others chased the bear away. they gave him first aid as they waited for help. wildlife officials are trying to track the bear down. note to self. next time you get attacked by a bear, hit him in the eye. do you got that, charlie? >> yes, i do. stare him in the eye. >>> you're embarrassed. you don't want anybody to think they could have done that to you. i worked hard all my life. i can't imagine taking everything from somebody. >> ahead how scammers pretending to be her facebook fr