so, we're up to justice goldberg. he didn't belong to synagogue his whole life. >> he and his wife were close friends -- they were in chicago. milwaukee. as teenagers in the zionist movement. he grew up in chicago. in his class at northwestern university. could get a job in one of the big law firms, but got a job in a small jewish law firm founded by the two picture brothers. if this sounds familiar -- and the family that eventually started -- the hyatt hotel chain. >> can we get back to spirituality? >> oh yes. i'm going to take my watch up to remind me. spirituality was interesting. it is a much more jewish jew than any of the other justices. >> didn't seem like he was saying -- it wasn't saying much. >> it wasn't. i will give you one example, then one great anecdote. he did notwas -- keep kosher. -- he would great insist if any of the law clerks -- observed posh roots, you would all make strictly kosher. one of the years alan gershwin's -- who was then a strictly kidding jew -- for this culture -- in washington. ge

. >>> she is the inspiration for the goldbergs, the real beverly goldberg was in bluebell to host ladiest the synagogue. after a cocktail hour and dinner, goldberg took questions and shared stories. watch the goldbergs on 6abc. >> it's a funny show. new overnight a break-in at a private high school in philadelphia who was seen running from police. >>> a montana republican is facing charges that he body slammed a reporter from to the ground. the question that started the confrontation. those stories and more when "action news" continues. >>> new on "action news" a break-in at a prestigious high school. >> a robber refuses to surrender to police. >>> the rain returns, accuweather is tracking the wet weather and if it

tonight -- danny mcbride priyanka chopra the high school rube goldberg champions and music from royal blood. and now, as if you didn't know, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? very nice. thank you. hi, everybody. that's very kind. thank you. welcome to our program. i'm the host, i'm jimmy. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. i know you guys, a lot of you are here on vacation, but it was yet another crazy day in the united states of america. donald trump, who maybe you haven't heard is president now, a few hours ago, he fired james comey, the director of the fbi which is kind of like o.j. firing judge ito halfway through the trial. [ laughter ] he fired the director of the fbi while the director was investigating his people of possible collusion with russia. this is unbelievable. this is the kind of thing dictate fors do. this is the kind of thing reality tv hosts do, they fire someone every week. [ laughter ] maybe that's what happened, he thinks he's still on "celebrity apprentice." it was between james comey and meatloaf, and well -- the loaf w

live in mobiletrak7 in fairfax county, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. you can get advanced warning when there is trouble on the commute. just go to wjla.com/text. sign up to have our traffic watch team text you with major traffic alerts. caught on video tonight a bizarre moment in australia. you saw it there. that is the c.e.o. of quantis airlines giving the normal spiel. a guy comes out of nowhere and jams him with the face with a pie. the c.e.o. is puzzled like who is this guy? where is security? the police are questioning him. they did detain him. not clear why he did it. the c.e.o. did make pie jokes when he was cleaned up and said he couldn't identify the flavor of the pie. michelle: my goodness. wow! now to this. unusual idea to fight gun violence in baltimore. trading illegal guns for freedom. jonathan: a police officer's cat shot with a pellet gun. the key clues to the person who did this. doug: plenty of sunshine today. temperatures are above average. we will see the chances of rain increase later in the week. we want to check out the mother's

live in arlington, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. larry: also police end a standoff that lasted for hours. the deputy killed responded to disturbance call when he pulled him over and they shot him. when they arrived to the disturbance call two people were shot outside the home. alison: after a 30-hour standoff police in trent

but whoopi goldberg suggesting former president obama had it worse.d want to point out there have been a couple who have been perhaps treated more unfairly or as unfairly. let's talk about i don't know barack obama. [laughter] [applause] david: unbelievable. well, joe and cristy are back. what do you think? >> look, i know whoopi goldberg is on television but this begs the question whether she watches television. she lives in a bubble. if there was ever a reason for you not to get your news from watching the view, this is what it is. it is well documented. it is evidence just by the most basic thing. we see this video of comey, who's not hiding behind a curtain and not hugging trump while the media's running this story that it is happening. they don't treat this president fairly. that is beyond any question. david: well, cristy, just today, harvard university, which is not a big fan of president trump, as you well know. harvard university came out with a study, they looked at all the press reports in trump's first 100 days versus obama. 80% of the sto

goldberg on the other hand is sticking with his surcharge. >> we want to continue to be able to provide a place that they like to come, and without it it's going to affect our ability to stay afloat. >> our expert says the most common gratuity is around 18%. and tips is an acc crronym. >> too much imagine, it confuses people. thank you, michael. >> sure vnchts well a common uutensil may lose its place at the table in one northern california city. davis is considering making straws available at restaurants by request only. the straws reoften automatically get with our soda or water would be a thing the past. the move is part of the city's effort to reduce waste and conserve resources. fast food and takeout food orders would be exempt. >> remember we showed those paper straws a couple weeks ago, those would be good too. >>> time to look at the forecast. >> we're going to drop those temperatures a few more degrees inland and you can see where from our camera you've got to check this out. you see awe will high clouds up aabove you about the marine layer is what you want to watch. marine lay

jeff goldberg has the details. ljubljana has been active with immigrants rights group casa over the past several years. >> a sweet caring mother. members werecasa with her when she made her regularly scheduled check in with ice officials and fairfax. she was detained and the process has begun to dert native el salvador. >> this is a mother, someone who has been here 10 years. there is no explanation. e said that she was ordered to report it was arrested by border patrol. stars with aas minor driving offense and fairfax county. >> exercise discretion on two previous occasions in 2014 and 2015. jeff: but this time is different as ice is taking a tougher approach under president trump. arrests have gone up nearly 38%. the majority have criminal records, but roughly 11,000 do not. >> i think it is morally wrong and not a reflection of american values. it needs to stop. jeff: jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. jonathan: the family of a dnc staff member shot and killed in northeast washington once a private investigator to cease

goldberg on the other hand is sticking with his surcharge. >> we want to continue to be able to provide a place that they like to come, and it it's going to affect our ability to stay afloat. >> our expere expere expere ex r common gratuity is around 18%. and tips is an >> too much imagine, it confuses people. thank you, michael. >> sure vnchts well a common uutensil may lose its place at the table in one northern california city. davis is considering making straws available at restaurants by request only. the straws reoften automatically get with our soda or water would be a thing the past. the move is part of the city's effort to reduce waste and conserve resources. fast food and takeout food orders would be exempt. >> remember we showed those paper straws a couple weeks ago, those would be good too. >>> time to look at the forecast. >> we're going to drop those temperatures a few more degrees inland and you can see where from our camera you've got to check this out. you see awe will high clouds up aabove you about the marine layer is what you want to watch. marine layer deepened t to

jeff goldberg is live in leesburg to explain why. jeff?ff: well, larry, today at the loudoun county government center we saw two separate events on two sides of this building. celebrating the national day of prayer. but offering two very different ideas of what this day should mean. >> we approach you now with as we confess our national sins. jeff: this was the official day of the national day of prayer -- >> to thank god and pray to god. >> then the unofficial gathering. >> so it is not about what they are doing. it's what we with doing. >> pastor michelle thomas helped organize the other event bringing together christians and jews, muslims and buddhists. >> this is about inspiring on the national day of prayer we all come together as all faith communities. >> however, organizers of the sanctioned event say the focus has been and will remain on judea christian beliefs. >> everyone is welcome to come. they just need to recognize that this, you know, the prayers are to jesus christ. >> meanwhile, the executive order signed today by presiden

jeff welcome back to abc7 i'm jeff goldberg. this amtrak train is still truck. it happened at 2:30 in the afternoon. this is the silver star struck a pedestrian on the track. the train has been stuck for some time. we have an update for amtrak to tell us the train in between washington, d.c. and baltimore are single tracking. so customers are certainly going to be experiencing some delays. marc train penn line suspended service. we do not know the circumstances for the individual struck and killed by the amtrak train. following the updates. we will bring it to you when it's available to us. larry: thank you for the update. we'll talk to you in a bit. no surprise d.c. has child care shortage. 7600 slots for the 22,000 children in the district under age 3. today as mike carter-conneen reports, mayor muriel bowser touting new efforts to expand child care options. story time at the child care center to promote upcoming free clinic to open or expand programs. >> it's difficult. thaw are responsible for the paperwork and you fight with them. d.c. added all of them at

we are watching this closely and we will bring you updates when goldberg, abc 7 news. kimberly: certainly an unsettling crime. game four underway at the verizon center. the wizards are hoping to match the celtics. we will have highlights and was reaction tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. out came the sun to dry up all the rain. after several days of rain and gloomy skies, we have finally got some sunny weather. how long is it going to last? let us check in with meteorologist josh knight for the first forecast. josh: a lot of us are trying through the evening, but there are a few showers working their way across the area. here from tyson, we can see the dark clouds and rain shafts in the distance. that moving through close to laurel right now, so let me show you what is going on right now, the big picture. the same area of low pressure that was with us yesterday is doing the same thing today, barely moving. what that means for us as we continue with this flow out of there are tiny disturbances. when they move overhead, they give us enough extra lift to show some of the sh

live in leesburg, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. michelle: jeff, thank you. new information on the breaking news we told you about yesterday from the university of texas. police now say the man who killed one student and stabbed three others on the austin campus has mental health issues and had been previously committed. investigators say they doesn't think any sort of targeted vendetta. jonathan: we showed you the video yesterday of complete strangers coming to the rescue of a family that included two children. michelle: we will show you that video in a moment. they were trapped in their car. it flipped over in the floodwaters in texas. now they are getting a chance to thank the heroes. >> how everybody came together to get the doors open, to get the children out. it's mindboggling that people were able to do that for us. >> thank you very much. you're welcome. glad i was there. >> i don't feel like i was a hero now. i just felt i was able to help people out. michelle: a great job. the baby is now home but the big sister is still recovering in the hospital b

until then, live in alexandria, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: we have breaking news right now coming in the newsroom. i want to show you videotape. this look like a bomb went off. this is a crash that took place on interstate 95 in we understand this involved at least one tractor trailer and perhaps another. you can see there is debris all over the place. it's tough to make out what is left of cars. you can see in the center. that right there a chassis alone but you can barely make out it was a car. we know that three, maybe four people have been killed. again, right now the details are fluid. we are trying to get information on what happened, how it happened. interstate 95 in north carolina is closed right now. whatever happened there did cause that fire in the median as well. as soon as we get information on what happened and how many people injured and get a total number of those killed we'll get it back to you. nancy: update the breaking news from 24 hours ago. we brought this to you yesterday at 4:00. surveillance video showing th

joining me now, michelle goldberg and rick wilson, republican strategist. kushner was always such a strange, fascinating element of this story. >> mm-hmm. >> because at one level, he is the most -- he represents everything that the trump base sort of says it hates. >> right. >> he's the most elitist, globalist, private school, like out of central casting, and yet he was going to be the person that was the linchpin of this administration. >> well, right. and the thing is because he's actually in that way very much like trump who also represents great wealth and east coast -- >> inherited wealth. >> inherited wealth. but i think -- i mean it seems to me that the key to understanding jared kushner is that like his father-in-law, he is an incredibly self-interested, greedy, self-serving, and kind of amoral figure. the best thing that i've ever read on jared kushner was "the new york times" magazine story about his massive business as a slumlord. you know, one of the ways that jared kushner pays the bills is by pursuing poor people through the courts to squeeze

michelle goldberg and rick wilson join me after this two-minute break. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say: if you love something... set it free. see you around, giulia ♪ i count on my dell small for tech advice. with one phone call, i get products that suit my needs and i get back to business. ♪ ♪ >>> if you can't produce peace in the middle east, nobody can. okay? all my life, i've been hearing that's the toughest deal in the world to make. and i've seen it. but i have a feeling that jared is going to do a great job. i have a feeling he's going to -- he's going to do a great job. >> jared kushner was supposed to be the grounded one, the adviser to president trump who would be the antidote to folks like steve bannon. the president's son-in-law was given a massive, almost incomprehensible portfolio, expected to deal with everything from the opioid addiction crisis to reorganizing the federal government to figuring out peace in the

jeff goldberg, abc7 news.ger in the streets of tulsa, oklahoma, overnight after a white police officer was acquitted in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. officer betty shelby said she shot terence crutcher because she thought he had a weapon. video, though, showed he had his hands aboves he head before shelby shot him. >> his hands for up. he was not an imminent threat. he did not attack her. he did not charge at her. he was not the aggressor. >> shelby was the aggressor. betty shelby had the gun. shelby was following him with his hands up. alison: tulsa's mayor says he accepts the jury's verdict but added more work needs to be done to address racial disparities. larry: new information after the tunnel collapse at america's largest waste site last week. the energy second was calling for attention but far from the first problem which the safety advocates battling against for decades. joce sterman is live to talk about the serious issues she uncovered that put the workers at risk. >> that is right. the

the fact that we have a whole segment around whoopi goldberg -- >> greg: i love whoopi goldberg! >> bob: we built a whole segment around these two people people -- >> greg: there is a lot of this. it's our fourth day. i missed you. i missed you so much. >> bob: the watergate situation. >> jesse: i am younger than you. the left is assuming that there is this big collusion going on between trump and russia. let's start from the beginning. what facts are there -- evidence to show collusion right now at this time? >> bob: there's two important points. the wikileaks, going to russia and coming back into the united states. >> jesse: that is trump's fault? >> bob: there are 4,000 people people -- >> jesse: he gave his password to the hacker. >> bob: it wasn't just john podesta they were hacking. they were hacked, right? the other thing is that there is some fairly conclusive -- 4,000 people were hacking into and sending it to wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania fake news -- stuff out of wikileaks that they sent out there. if you think for a minute that they don't have some evidence he

live in oldtown alexandria, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: all right. thank you. meanwhile new developments in the wantacry cyber attack. investigators say there are indications that north korea could have been involved in the ransom wear attack. they have a history of cyber attacks. famously the sony attack in 2014. no word if the cyber attack had anything to do with the computer problems at starbucks in the u.s. and canada today. several stores couldn't use computers after some update overnight. as a result, starbucks gave out free coffee to customers. all stores are back up and situation. a new study shows despite increased attention, bullying is prevalent in the middle and the high schools. one out of five students say they were bullied according to a study leased by the justice department. when it comes to students identifying as gay, lesbian, bi or transgender, they were bullied. alison: it has been all over the news and the subject of fiery debate. so-called transgender bathroom bill. differing views on which bathroom they should use at school. we know abou

jeff goldberg is in mobiletrak7. >> this took us 45 minutes to cross the 14th street bridge. from the pentagon area. now we just passed the nats park in the south capital exit. 695/295 split. we did. it looked like the traffic was bad by the ballpark. it is piling up. we get closer to game time at the nats park and the verizon center. with a look at how it looks overall, how does it look? >> it's very busy. check this out. 47-minute commute heading northbound. as we continue to talk about the the penguins and caps. the puck is dropping at 7:30. we are see something many people headed to downtown. same for those to nats park. we are showing you the alternatives from this. this is typical delay from 95 south to d.c. right now it's commute. if you take an alternate that is an hour drive. the same for those west from 66. if you are headed downtown. trying to make the way over toward the 14th street bridge to northwest, this is almost an hour and a half drive off of 66 heading north on 395. that is traffic watch. go caps! larry, back to you. larry: we want to see you. see all the

nancy: jeff goldberg is in leesburg with this story. hey there, jeff.eff: hi, well, today we saw two separa the national day of prayer inside one building. at one point in the afternoon, it was the official event marking the day of prayer. down the hall at one point on that side of the building at the loudoun county government center a different event bringing together many different religions in one room. now here is the footage of the official service with the prayers and the words related to jesus. that is what organized tell us is the intention of this day. prayers based on judeo christian beliefs. down the hall in a counter gathering which brought together leaders from many different face. christians, jews, muslims, sikhs and others. they say they were not invited to participate in the official service and the organizers of the so-called official service say there is a reason for that. >> there is a desire amongst national day of prayer task force to pray to the judeo christian god. and other people are welcome to pray to their god. >> that is howe

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in leesburg, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: thank you. developing now in austin, texas. several stabbed on campus. one person is now confirmed dead. three other people were rushed to the hospital. their conditions possibly serious. this is according to reports we are getting out of austin today. one person has been taken into custody. but that is all we know now. when we get more information, we'll have an update for you right here. nancy: also developing at the hour, out of texas, firefighters shot at and one hit. this is the scene in east dallas. very little information has been made available at this point, including the firefighter's condition. a lot of information is still being filtered through. crews say, though, they were called to a home when suddenly they came under fire. the shooter, we understand, i still on the run. jonathan: we are getting new details tonight in a deadly shooting that took place at a pool party in san diego over the weekend. michelle marsh is at the "live desk." what are we learning about what happened? michelle: the latest incident in the

. >>> they say the inspiration for the hit sitcom the goldbergs.erlyly goal beggar -- beverly goldberg was in town last night she took questions and shared stories. >> when we come back, new changes could be coming to security checkpoints at the airport. we'll tell you what you need to need to know next. >> on going raids lead to more arrests in manchester overnight. police are stepping up their investigation as they link the concert bomber to a wider network. >> new on "action news" a break in at a prestigious high school. they escape philadelphia police. >>> s.w.a.t team surrounded a drugstore in the suburbs when a robber refuses to surrender to police. >> the rain is back, it never left, accuweather is tracking wet weather and if it will clear for the holiday weekend. >> good morning, 6:30, may 25th. david murphy has more on the rain and karen rogers has been incredibly busy this morning because of the rain. >> reporter: we have rain turning from direction to direction, swirling a bit. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you heavy rain highli

live at the kennedy center, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. 64 years since the first climbers reached the summit of mount everest. they made the 25,000 foot trek in 1953. the past weekend, george cashew of springfield, virginia, part of the group that reached the summit in what is a busy climbing season. larry: right now hundreds of retired veterans are on the bikes pedaling to virginia beach. >> a lot better. >> they will pedal 350 miles to virginia beach in six days including retired army veteran gretchen evans who lost her hearing after a traumatic brain injury in combat. >> it's unsafe for me to ride by myself. people don't know i'm deaf. it's invisible injury but here it doesn't matter. i'm one of the crowd. larry: 200 bikes have been modified for those with physical disabilities. it's organized in 30 states and six countries in the last ten years >> the memorial day spirit felt around the area. a gad turn-out at the falls church annual parade and 3k run and it continued throughout the day with the live music and entertainment. larry: a s

live in spotsylvania county, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. larry: bizarre story. thank you.ays after the turkey ambassador from the u.s. recommended for this brawl in northwest d.c., the turkish government has done the same thing to the u.s. ambassador. turkey says the actions of d.c. police and breaking up a fight involving protesters and the turkish bodyguards was aggressive. today the senators overseeing the turkey could lose money unless they are punished. nancy: nba player enes kanter back in the united states after his native turkey canceled his passport. he said it's because of his opposition to president tayyip erdogan. they said it left him stranded in bucharest. >> i love my country, of course. turkey. i'm from turkey. i love my country. i'm just trying to speak up because, trying to be the voice of the innocent people. about erdogan, he is a terrible man. >> after help from the department of homeland security, the nba and the oklahoma lawmakers, kanter was able to reach the united states. he says he is working to become an american citizen. larry: checking today's

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live at the kennedy center, jeff goldberg. michelle: thank you. things you might not know about the president. he was the youngest elected president but not the youngest ever. before he was elected severe illnesses caused kennedy to be given the last rites three times and he was obsessed with his weight. he traveled with a scale. his legs were different lengths. and he wore lifts in all his left shoes. nancy: interesting. i did not know that. now to an alarming video tonight of a mother who said she had way too much to drink. this is from albuquerque, new mexico. watch as she falls never a sobriety test. she had been driving with forchildren. a concern -- with her four children. a concerned driver got her to pull over. when they got there, they immediately smelled alcohol on her breath and she was arrested on suspicion of abuse. michelle: that is not bags of sugar. this is a major drug bust in the philippines. the police seized 1,300 meth in china. nancy: abc knocked one out of the park with the latest hire. they signed a deal with former yankee a

brad goldberg chose not to absorb the cost and charge more, instead he added a surcharge to each and every bill. >> our competition, be it burlingame or belmont, san carlos, isn't facing that. so we don't want to have inflated prices. >> the bay area started seeing widespread use of restaurant surcharges a few years back, when san francisco requires small businesses to pay for workers health insurance. cindy seed is an author and etiquette coach and she said you may not understand the difference between surcharges and tips. >> one has nothing to do with the other. because the tips go to the server, whereas the surcharge goes to the restaurant. if anything, you are sliding that server by -- slighting that server by getting that less amount because you think it is already cover bid the surcharge. it is not. >> reporter: jennifer is the owner of this restaurant in san francisco. for a long time, the restaurant had a $1.25 surcharge to cover health insurance for employees. but in 2015 she decided to eliminate that surcharge and become a no-tipping restaurant. >> i think tipping has gotte

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jeff goldberg has new information about the victim. jeff? jeff: in the last 20 minutes we were able to confirm that the victim 65-year-old guy prudome was the president and the c.e.o. of columbia property capital. a real estate firm in d.c. up that driveway is his home. up that driveway is the home of the alleged shooter larry johnston. authorities say it was a dispute over the property line between the two homes that led to him being shot and killed. spotsylvania county sheriff arrived at the home yesterday afternoon at 1:00. and they found him lying in the driveway with a gunshot to his chest. the gunshot wound. johnston was taken into custody after authorities say he admitted to the shooting. at the time of the shooting landscaping crew doing work. the wives were also at the home as well. they had an ongoing dispute over the property boundary and they say that is what johnston -- what caused johnston to fire his handgun at prudome. >> i think his remorse was for the incident occurring and didn't happen in a different way. >> i don't under

jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: thank you very much. also new at 4:00, a shocking twist in the chandra levy case. her one-time accused mur michelle marsh is live with the new and the rarely seen video just released. michelle: ingmar gaundique had been convicted of murdering chandra levy in 2011 but has been granted a new trial and case dismissed. but i.c.e. officials took him to begin his trip in el salvador. you see him being escorted to the airplane by the i.c.e. agents. rarely do we see this part of the process. but i.c.e. released the video to us today. gaundique was in the u.s. illegally and was actually convicted in d.c. in 2002 on two counts for assault where he was sentenced to ten years in prison. abc7 are continuing to follow the developments. we have updates and reaction here as they come in. meantime, you can see the entire vide wjla.com. we have posted it for you on the website. jonathan: on the hill for the first time, former attorney general sally yates testifying on capitol hill now. one of the key questions in all of th

brad goldberg chose not to absorb the cost and charge more, instead he added a surcharge to each and every bill. >> our competition, be it burlingame or belmont, san carlos, isn't facing that. so we don't want to have inflated prices. >> the bay area started seeing widespread use of restaurant surcharges a few years back, when san francisco requires small businesses to pay for workers health insurance. cindy seed is an authorhorhorhoo etiquette coach and she said you may not understand the difference between surcharges and tips. >> one has nothing to do with the other. because the tips go to the server, whereas the surcharge goes to the restaurant. if anything, you are sliding that server by -- slighting that server by getting that less amount because you think it is already cover bid the surcharge. it is not. >> reporter: jennifer is the owner of this restaurant in san francisco. for a long time, the restaurant had a $1.25 surcharge to cover health insurance for employees. but in 2015 she decided to eliminate that surcharge and become a no-tipping restaurant. >> i think tipping has

restaurant owner brad goldberg chose not to absorb the cost or charge more on his menu.% surcharge to each and every bill. >> our competition, be it burlingame or belmont, san carlos, isn't facing that. so we don't want to inflate our prices. >> the bay air i can't remember starting widespread use of surcharges a few years back when san francisco required small businesses to pay for workers' health insurance. cindy is an author and etiquette expert at advanced etiquette.com. she says customers may not truly understand the difference between surcharges and tips. >> one has nothing to do with the other. because the tips go to the server, whereas the surcharge goes to the restaurant. if anything, you are slighting that server by giving a lesser amount because you think it's been covered by the surcharge. it's not. >> jennifer is the owner of zazi in san francisco. for a long time, the restaurant had a $1.25 surcharge to cover health insurance for employees. in 2015, she decided to eliminate that surcharge and become a no-tipping restaurant. >> i think tipping is out of cont

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jeff goldberg is live in mobiletrak7 with that. >> it's bumper to bumper. this is around south capital street. of us. behind us. we came from 395 in the pentagon row area. it took us 45 minutes to cross the 14th street bridge. you can expect traffic in all directions. back to you downtown. >> stay with us. in a few moments, ahrens is inside. she talked to players and kevin lewis is with the fans. we'll talk to both in a few minutes. go back inside to the studio. >> a nightmare scenario. a worker ten stories up. that is not the nightmare scenario. we have the story about the worker ten stories up in a little bit. jonathan: this is on video. three robbers with the same we have video of the robberies. doug: looking like the rain in the midwest is headed our way. we have period of rain tomorrow and maybe friday and saturday. i will tell you what to expect. the ten day forecast still to come at "abc7 news at 6:00". for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't del

i think look at the conservative commentators whether you talk about jonah goldberg, others, krauthammer, who are questioning the very stability of the president of the united states. we have many reporters, myself included, who have talked to numerous people, republicans on capitol hill who in private will tell you they doubt the stability of this president and that in the last week it has really been demonstrated. it's part of the story and it is very hard to cover. it's a different dynamic than we have ever had to deal with before. but the tweets that tpresident f the united states have been making are a roadmap of his mind. that roadmap takes very crooked corners. >> you are talking about what republicans might be saying in private. in public, we haven't heard so much of this. jeffrey, let me put on screen part of your column from the new yorker. you said it is a certainty that history will look unkindly upon the moral blindness of contemporary republicans. you say there's been relative silence from gop leaders. >> that's right. carl is correctly pointing out that a few conservative

author goldberg lost his job and may not have been secretary of state because president johnson liedhat about the next told goldberg came to the white house, he brought a pad and pencil and said i have to take notes. last time we had a disagreement about what you said and what i said. the president said nobody takes notes in front of my. >> neil: this dinner was january 27. a week after the president took office. i don't know when the other two occasions are when he was assured that he was not part of an investigation. what would stop someone from going in there, you know you're going to have dinner with the president, you have an iphone or galaxy and hit record? >> they don't let you in the white house with an iphone. they take them away from you. iphones, the russians could be listening. >> neil: that's true. this was the cool theory -- >> once was in the white house with president obama. for some reason, they didn't take my phone away. the phone rang. he gave me a dirty look. i said mr. president, my grandson is about to hear whether he got to harvard. he said take the call. he go

jeff goldberg will be there. really comfortable weather to do stuff like this. 70 andrews, fredericksburg 72. monday morning is when we are dealing with the rain. grab the rain gear monday morning, 58 for the early commute, some dry areas, within a lot of us dealing with the rain. tomorrow, warmer monday with a good chance of rain. we hang on to some on an week, hanging in the 70's. just in time for friday and the holiday weekend is when it looks like we have the dry weather taking over. the temperatures heat up as the pools open, highs back towards 80 degrees. just in time. kimberly: what's going on with the nats? matter,the rain did not -- the rain did not help, but i should not matter. the nats could not get it together even with max on the mound. scalpel. i have no idea what i'm doing. i'm just a tv doctor. i never went to college. (scream) i don't do blood. but now, thanks to cigna, i can do more than just look the part. we are the tv doctors of america. and we're partnering with cigna to help save lives. by getting you to a real doctor for an annual check-

. >> sean: "the view" whoopi goldberg says donal obama was td just as unfairly.that's not true. we will get reaction from joe concha and byron york and also on this busy friday news night. >> when you saw him absolutely calling hillary crooked, the lock her up, lock her up, all of that was developed, i think that was developed strategically with people from the kremlin. >> sean: vladimir putin did it of course the democrats won't stop pushing the bizarre tin foil hat conspiracy theories. also disgraced former anthony weiner pleading guilty to sexting with a teenager. he could spend years behind bars straight ahead. ♪ to err is human. to anticipate is lexus. experience the lexus rx with advanced safety standard. experience amazing. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your walle

jeff goldberg, peter alexander, kristen welker. and here in israel, as we've been saying the president is trying to isolate iran. that goes over very well with president netanyahu and the leaders just a few moments ago alongside prime minister netanyahu, the prime minister and the president were talking about iran. >> very grateful to the united states because iran negotiated a fantastic deal with the previous administration. instead of being thankful and saying thank you because they were in serious trouble, i think they would have failed. totally failed. within six months. we gave them a lifeline and we not only gave them a lifeline, we gave them wealth and prosperity. no matter what area we're in, we see yemen, iraq, no matter where we are, we see the signs, every sign whether it's it's soldiers, whether it's money and guns, it's -- and instead of saying thank you to the united states, they now feel emboldened. >> and michael is deputy prime minister in the office and former israeli ambassador to the united states. great to see

. >> sean: "the view" whoopi goldberg says donal obama was td just as unfairly.tudy proves that's not true. we will get reaction from joe concha and byron york and also on this busy friday news night. >> when you saw him absolutely calling hillary crooked, the lock her up, lock her up, all of that was developed, i think that was developed strategically with people from the kremlin. >> sean: vladimir putin did it of course the democrats won't stop pushing the bizarre tin foil hat conspiracy theories. also disgraced former anthony weiner pleading anthony weiner pleading guilty to sexting with a if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depression

jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. tough one,hat is a jeff, thank you. a major accident briefly close the outer loop of the beltway in landover. several vehicles crashed at central avenue. eight people were taken to the hospital with serious but not life-threatening injuries. close the outer loop of the beltway for about 20 minutes to clear the crash. as metro prepares to close orange line stations for a month, remodel workers pushed for more funding of the real system, some even getting emotional at a rally this live at theyle is courthouse metro station with a look at their demands. do notinteresting they meet at metro headquarters, they met in a community church. right,sa: that's kimberly, for those who rely on metro every day, this is a good opportunity to air frustrations and they chose to do so in a church. in terms of what is next, we got a rate chance to hear from those on the front lines. metro onoperator for sunday afternoon talked about when passengers are subjected to long wait times. >> i'm heartbroken when i have to leave the bus stop. know

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