the death investigation urnds way right now. >>> congressman steve scalise back in icu. he was readmitted and what we could learn in a few hours. >>> president trump gears up for his first g-20 meeting. the latest with him in warsaw and who he is expected to meet today. >>> before we get too all that, take a look at northwest washington. the fog is rolling in above our station here in tin lee town. that's not all you are likely to see on your way to work. i'm aaron gillcrest. >> you may need the low beams this morning because of the fog rolling in, but you may also need the wipers. >> some people waking up without power because of the weather. we have 1,000 customers dealing with outages right now. let's get to chuck bell with the latest on conditions outside before we get to melissa on the roads. >> it is a cloudy start this morning. pockets of moderate to heavy rain now, south of the d.c. metro area. they are coming northbound. if your umbrella is out of the car, do a mad dash to get into your vehicle before you head out this morning. a warm front to the south is lifti

when other icu patients were tested for kpc... >> we found nothing.o at that point we thought that there had not been spread of the bacteria. >> narrator: the new york patient ultimately recovered and was discharged after four weeks in the hospital. >> we really felt like we had dodged a bullet. >> narrator: but then, a big surprise. >> five weeks later, unexpectedly... >> could you do me a favor? could you get me just a tube fixator out of the r-t closet? >> a kpc bacteria turned up in a respiratory culture. >> narrator: and with it, a mystery. >> how this could have spread from the first patient to the second patient. >> they were not in the icu at the same time, they didn't have the same caregivers, they didn't have the same equipment, so initially we thought that it might be possible that this was a second introduction of yet another kpc organism. >> i was extremely concerned because the infections with these bacteria had a high mortality rate. >> narrator: as they began to investigate, searching for kpc on equipment and testing the patients yet a

he was readmitted to the icu. adam tuss has more on this. adam? >> med star washington hospital doctors say they moved him back to icu due to concerns about infection. police and several others were injured in a shooting in alexandria. he was hit in the hip. it shattered blood vessels, bones and organs. s condition. we will get an update. back to you. >>> here is a look at other top stories. governor of new york ordering flags to be flown at half staff in honor of a police officer targeted in a shooting. police say she was killed in an unprovoked attack in the bronx. the officer leaves behind three children, including 12-year-old twins. >>> the montgomery county mother of two missing children due back in court today. there is a competency hearing schedules for her. her children vanished in 2014. she was the last person to see them and those children were never found. >>> president trump is busy this morning in poland. he is speaking to a dozen european leaders meeting in warsaw. the president said he believes russia meddled in last year's election

i mean, i was awake for so little of the day, when i would be in icu. i shared my first experienced when i was here at penn, i went on to have four relapses over 3 1/2 years, many months in the hospital. so i oftentimes didn't have my own voice, i was not awake for much of the day. my now wife, then additiongirlf was there supporting me. she and my family were talking to the doctors for me. in 2012 i decided to dedicate the rest of my life, however long that would be, to try and cure castleman disease. since then i created the castleman disease collaborative network, an international network. i started conducting research at penn along with my colleague, arthur rubinstein. we made incredible progress. when first diagnosed, the medical community had the disease upside down, they used to think these enlarged lymph nodes were turning on the immune system and the immune system was causing problems. what we found out is it's the immune system being on that caused the lymph nodes. we know it's an immune system problem. based on that major finding, which we pu

. >>> congressman steve scalise is back in the icu this morning. late last night, med star washington hospital made that announcement. we expect another update on his condition later today. doctors say there are concerns about infections. scalise and others were in a shooting at baseball practice last month in alexander. right now, he is in serious condition. scalise had been moved out of icu on june 23rd. >>> new this morning, president trump is in poland. this is video of a meeting with that country's president about an hour ago. it is the first stop ahead of the highly anticipated g-20 summit, which beginning tomorro he has a packed day ahead. here is adam tuss with a look at what he is doing today. adam? >> let's look at live pictures of what is going on. the president has a lot of meetings and a big address today. you see live pictures there. he's expected to hold a news conference any moment now. in less than an hour, he's going to speak at the three c's summit. the white house is feeling is a major speech to the polish people. that's going t

. >>> congressman steve scalise is back in icu this morning. late last night, med star washington hospital made the announcement. we expect another update later today. doctors say there are new concerns about an infection. several others were wounded in a shooting at baseball practice in alexandria. right now, we hear he is in serious condition. police had been moved out of the icu on june 23rd. >>> new this morning, president trump in the middle of his visit to poland. right now, he's meeting in a joint news conference with that one of the things he's talked about so far, north korea. adam tuss is at the live desk with more on that. >> the north has been an issue. the president taking questions as he meets with poland's president. president trump is responding to those questions about the north and their recent intercontinental ballistic missile testing that nations need to confront the north's very, very bad behavior and asked about possible military action against north korea. take a listen. >> we have to look at what happens over the coming

be moved from an icu in mexico to a higher-level trauma hospital in florida. >> when did you realizet nothing could be done? >> there's a whole protocol. tests that need to be run. >> on thursday they ran those tests, and it was thursday. >> that she was pronounced -- >> around noon. >> reporter: abbey conner passed away on thursday january 12th. mexican officials ruled that her death was an accidental drowning. that day their blood alcohol level was reported to be a .25, three times the legal limit in their home state. austin says he can't remember how many shots they had. >> is it at all possible that this was an accident and that there was just too much alcohol, that you just drank too much? >> it is a possibility. but every time i think about it, one thought that sticks in my head every time is how if we're in a group of people do two people at the same exact time just pass out in the pool and no one sees it? >> reporter: the conner family is now questioning if abbey's death was more than an accident and if austin and his sister could have been served adulterated alcohol, a toxic

i say come see my baby in the icu. come see my children in the morgue. and then stand behind this person."tag the family is urging the contra costa county district attorney to revoke a bail option for wilson.live in oakland ella sogomonian kro n4 news. (pam) shocking new video of a crime in action...it happened near the crooked section of san francisco's lombard street... a popular tourist destination. as kron 4's j.r stone explains... people who live there say, crime is on the rise in their neighborhood. (j.r.)they're after your valuables. in the last week alone people in the area near lombard street have been victimized more than two dozen times.if you're headed to san francisco this july 4th holiday, specifically the crooked section of lombard street.listen up. thieves could be targeting you. this is all new surveillance video of a thief in action. it happened sunday on filbert street, two blocks from lombard street. a family parks their car here. you can even see the woman who after exiting, puts her items back inside the car, closes the door, and wa

. >> steve scalise back in the icu. >> an update on his condition coming up. we will be right back.er play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. ♪ we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. ♪ heather: some other news, fox news alert breaking overnight, representative steve scalise is back in the icu in serious condition, doctor saying the house majority whip has an infection after being shot in the hip at that baseball practice. rob: a bit of a setback today, this all happening last month, the targeting of republicans, opening fire on a baseball field as a practice for big game the next day. he has been in the hospital for ever since and had several surgeries, complicated set of surgeries, the gunmen was killed and that shoot out. heather: deadly police ambush skyrocketing since the beginning of the year. t

congressman steve scalise is back in icu after he was shot on a baseball field in alexandria. his office putting this out last night saying doctors have new concerns about infection and he is listed in serious condition. we expect an update to come in at some point today. six people were injured in the ambush before the shooter was killed by police at eugene simpson field. as soon as we hear any more about scalise and his condition, we will let you know. autria: president trump is in warsaw, poland, right now, the first stop on his second overseas trip. during a news conference with the polish president, he said he agrees that russia meddled in the 2016 presidential election but believes other countries may have done the same. mr. trump also said north korea is behaving in a dangerous manner regarding its recent missile test. he leaves this afternoon for the g 20 summit in germany where he will meet face-to-face with russian president vladimir putin. larry: the man first with bringing guns to a d.c. hotel is in court today. prosecutors say he drove from his home in pennsylvani

he was transferred out of the icu. he's in serious condition and treated for infection. he was shot june 14 during congressional baseball practice in alexandria. he faces at least a few more surgeries. >>> putting your baby in a box to reduce the district infant mortality rate. that sounds strange. >> but d.c. council members want to make sure all new parents in the city get a baby box like the one you see there. laurean is live tonight to explain what it means, lauren. >> tony, shawn, when it comes to newborns, sleep, environment is critil pillows and stuffed animals and crib bumpers are no-nos. with this new legislation new parents in the district would have access to this baby box. >> we don't know all the causes of sudden infant death. we know sometimes it can cause problems cosleeping. we wants parent to have a safe place to have their child but convene. having a box that fits on your dresser or by your bedside is really convene when you wake up multiple times in the night and we know that these programs are working in other places and we want to be a part of that.

the bullet vessels, paramedics rushed him to the icu and he stayed there until june 23rd. the congressman had several surgeries. the most recent update from last night, it left scalise in serious condition, it promised to give an update at some point today. now, the responding officers did shoot and kill the man who slot scalise and the three other who were wounded have all now been released from the hospital. >> thank you, chris. >>> congress returns to washington next week, but it will likely be a while moves on health care. politico reports this evening, any vote on the gop measure to repeal and replace obama care won't happen until the week after at the earliest. cbo is reviewing the latest legislation by mitch mcconnell, more than half a dozen republican senators said they opposed the bill after the cbo found lose their coverage. >>> the former coach and teacher's aide accused of sexually abusing students apparently in the spotlight before, but not for a crime. what we're learning about the appearance of carlos bell on a reality tv show. >>> i'm tom sherwood in northw

he had a major operation in june to correct a limp and straighten out his foot, he was in the icu six days and immobile for a month. as he recovers all he can think about is playing basketball. watching his favorite team which happens to be the 76ers. of he has big dreams of meeting a big man, ben simmons. >> he kind of looks up to him and he wants to get back to his old self playing basketball but hopefully ben will come out and talk to him and give him encouragement. >> tyler said if he met ben would he want him to sign his cast just got removed and also just like to say hi. if you'd like to help tyler out, i want to >> ben will come out. that's the type of dude he is. he's a great guy. he'll come out. tyler you will meet him. let's get to football. first day of training camp. first thing popped out was the wide receivers i'll b >>> today was the first full day of eagles training camp, but sean bell is breaking down the highlights. he's got his commentary in 15 seconds. . >>> wide receiver position may end up being the strongest on offensive side of the ball. that may seem ridiculou

trying to kill her prior to this incident. >> reporter: now, in hawaii, at their mother's bed in the icu, tammie and tiffany vowed to find out what exactly happened to their mother. you know, most people would just leave it to a police department to do the investigating. not you two? >> no. >> reporter: first target? ken and shirlene's condo. must be evidence there, they decided. so they made up a story for ken, told him they needed a rest after their long flight. could they borrow a bed in the condo? and, sure enough, he gave them the keys, while he stayed at shirlene's bedside in the hospital. >> when he was there, what did you guys do? >> we went to the house. >> in ko olina. >> reporter: to do what? >> to see what we could find. >> reporter: just kind of look in cupboards, and under beds and in closets for what kind of stuff? >> for things that we thought that might help us to figure out what happened that day. >> reporter: because shirlene sounded so out of it on the phone, and ken mentioned pills to the emts, tammie wondered if her mother took pills. in fact, the hospital was treat

if your wife wasn't an icu nurse hi would be in icu kind of thing, but there's so much that we can learn now from -- in the story, i tell the story about a mother and grandmother who came to see me where they had been given some advice about terminating a baby based on an ultrasound and that was by the obstetrician to really go through the story real quick, what they were told when they came to see me for a second opinion was not really the, you know, was not termination, was not really necessary, this was something that they could probably taken care after the baby was born and everything and so we made that -- so i had a great radiologist who all she does is look at baby x-rays all day long. why would you want a radiologist that that's only part of their job? that's all she did. definitively the baby is going to be fine. so that turned out to be true and the obstetrician was unhappy with me and called me and said i had done a disservice, but to be fair the baby was born she call med to say how wrong she had been and she appreciated what we had done. the baby is now a young girl and is

a spoerks perskesperson for thef deshawn banner said this six-year-old has been moved from icu into a facility. police are still searching for the suspect. >>> working on a sunday. pennsylvania lawmakers are still trying to figure out how to pay for its budget. a deal needs to be made by tomorrow at midnight, and options for bringing in money include expanding gambling laws, borrowing more than a billion dollars, and a possible tax increase. >>> well, local school principals participated in a 5k fun run and walk this morning near the philadelphia museum of art. they ran the "rocky" steps and posed for pictures with the statue. principals from around the country are in the city this week for a national conference. >>> and a 5k run in bucks county offered a sweet twist. this was a competitive eat and run event in warminister. at the halfway mark, participants stopped and ate a pint of vanilla ice cream. that was the requirement. they had to eat the entire pint before they could finish up the second leg of the run. >>> nbc 10 and medford, new jersey where some track and field worked on t

he was readmitted to the icu at washington hospital center last night. doctors say there are new concerns about infection. scalise and several others were injured in that shooting at a congressional baseball practice last month. he's in serious condition. scalise had been moved out of icu june 23. >>> president trump has arrived in germany for the g20 summit. he's expected to meet with chancellor angular merkel in about an hour from now. this all comes after he delivered what the white house called a major speech to the polish people. news4's tracie potts has a look at that. >> reporter: president trump addressed cheering crowds in warsaw this morning. his speech, heavy on history and polish pride. >> the story of a people who have never lost hope, who have never been broken, and who have never, ever forgotten who they are. >> reporter: he denounced terror. >> we a radical islamic terrorism, and we will prevail. >> reporter: he tied it to immigration. >> our borders will always be closed to terrorism and extremism of any kind. >> reporter: he urged russi

. >>> breaking overnight house majority whip skeef scalise is back in the icu as he continues to recover from a gunshot wouldn't. doctors are concerned about a possible infection. as of last night he was listed in serious condition. scalise was one of four people shot when a gunman opened fire on republicans practicing the annual congressional baseball game. the hospital says they will have an update later today. >>> we know more about the new york police officer named miosotis famiiia who was killed in what officials called an unprovoked attack. this mother of three was a 12 year veteran of the force and had worked as a nurse earlier in her career. alexander bonds is the suspect and a twice convicted felon who had been on parole. he shot her in the head and killed by police. today new york flags will be flown at half-staff in honor of officer miosotis famiiia. >>> mandatory evacuations have been ordered in california where wildfires ever burning. air tankers are assisting in the fight. people are asking people not to fly drones near the sight. >>> new violence in venezuela as hat countr

was first released from intensive care june 22 following multiple surgeries, but readmitted to the icu over infection concerns. there were others injured by the gunman who opened fire in northern virginia. >>> this will warm your heart, this picture is being shared on social media. it shows a soldier in kentucky honoring a funeral procession during a solemn salute. the soldier got out of his jeep in the pouring rain to stand at attention. the picture was shared 125,000 times on facebook. >> president donald trump is in paris this morning, he and the first lady landed early this morning after an invitation from emanuel macron. it is the first visit since his son was involved in a russian help for the election last year. >>> republicans are to unveil much repeal of the barack obama's healthcare law. senate majority leader said elgin trying to get it through the -- he will begin to try to get it through the senate next week. the fate of the newest version is still in doubt. >>> 5:49 a.m., a 12-year-old boy jumped into action when he saw a toddler floating life atlantic atlantic -- lifeles

unfortunately he is n in icu.re are new concerns for the congressman's recovery this morning, guys. >> sad to hear that, bob. thank you very much for the update. >> ♪ >> pretty easy to tell from northwest to prince george's county bob and annie the umbrellas out, the rain coming down pretty heavy. >> yeah, miserable morning commute and the potential for flooding here so flash flood watch was issued. just showed you the map. i'll show it to you again. includes the city and most of our closed in counties, baltimore, howard county anne arrundel county not under the flash flood watch but most of us locally are. and the concern is several rounds of rain. so we did a rounds last night that surprised most people in the weather community with its intensity. almost 2-inches of rain in places like leesburg in less than hasn't hour. of course the nats game got canceled. this morning the rain has blossomed once again. i'll show you the reason coming up. low 70's for everybody locally. daytime highs today only about 80 so with

he had been transferred out of icu two weeks ago but the hospital says there's new concern for infection. congressman scalise and four others were hurt when a gunman opened fire. officers returned fire and killed the shooter. >>> ocean city life guards needed emergency help themselves after they were attacked over the july 4th holiday. >> we need an officer immediately. >> that's one of the guards calling for police. the drama unfolds in front of hundreds of people on the 8th street beach when guards asked a group of drunk men to calm down. four of the men were charged with aggravated assault. another was charged with disorderly conduct. the life guards were not hurt. >>> now to burlington county where flames shot through the roof of this townhouse yesterday. the fire department was called just after 5:00 in the afternoon. investigators are now working to figure out exactly how the fire started. one firefighter had to be treated for minor injuries. >> you've probably received a few of these annoying robo calls. they're pushing the federal government to make that possible. they want phone

adrianna: congressman steve scalise back in the icu after he was shot. his office but this out last night, saying doctors have new concerns about infections. he is in serious condition. six people injured in the ambush before the shooter was killed by police at eugene simpson stadium last month and they expect another update on steve scalise at some point later today. police looking at one neighborhood in south beach where a paintball shootout left behind a huge mess. large field but now it is into the streets. the fallout now and reaction from the community. >> these are what paintballs look like, the bullets essentially that go inside the gun. once they hit something or someone, they splatter and make a mess. this is one of many building that has been peppered with these paintballs recently appeared in the past three weeks , residents say it is out of control. roadsoad and neighboring have turned into a battlefield. a sport, hobby that has become popular usually confined to a designated area where there is regulation and everyone is safe. residents her

he spent the past week in icu for an infection. he's now had several surgeries since the shooting. >>> the fox river is at an all-time high in burlington, wisconsin. this after seven inches of rain fell in a short period of time. the river is expected to peak today at noon. back yards and roads were flooded in chicago after rain in the chicago area that one resident said just wouldn't stop. even six flags, great america had to close as a result of the hot and dry conditions are fueling many wildfires in the west coast. arizona has nine, large, active fires. more than any other state. the newest fire in the state has grown quickly to more than 2,000 acres. there are about four dozen fires in 12 western states. >>> united airlines has a new plan to deal with overbooked flights. according to bloomberg, they will offer passengers rewards if they give up their seats days in advance. the news comes three months after david dao was dragged from a plane in chicago. he refused to leave a flight after being randomly selected by a computer fo

nine weeks in the icu and eight operations later leanne is defying the odds. >> how much does it costo be bitten by a shark? >> millions my antibiotics alone were $36,000. >> that would not cover the funds we raised. >> her mom set up a go fun me page, she has insurance but is still deep in the hole. >> he saved my life. >> that is a lot of points in the bank. >> i would have done it for you too buddy. >> dusty is back in the water surfing and leanne has a way to go before she is ready physically and mentally. >>> a camp inner city youth came to and end. the dream camp at temple university allowed 180 kids to take classes in p arts and health and nutrition all of it for ship opportunities for older kids and they celebrated the achievements in their classes. >>> still ahead another check of the accuweather forecast. as we look live outside. the commodore barry bridge and the clouds are moving in and so is the precipitation. with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and a

. >> sources say he was released from the icu yesterday but stays in the hospital in serious conditiont month when a gunman opened fire on republican congressional baseball practice in virginia, first release from the intensive care june 22 following multiple surgeries, but he needed to be readmitted to the icu last week due to infection concerns. he's being treated at the med star washington hospital in washington. >> this morning, crews are trying to get the upper hand on more than three dozen wild fires burning in the eastern us. talking about hot, dry conditions, making it very difficult to fight this 1n california, hundreds of people have been evacuated northeast of santa maria, more than 100 homes, businesses, destroyed in butte county. so far this year forest officials say flames have scorched more than twice as much land compared to last year. >> all right, 44:00; the state of nevada is running out of pot. the state legalized recreational marijuana less than two weeks ago, and now the supplies are solo, the governor really has declared a state of emergency. he says the retailer

. >>> house majority whip steve scalise has been released from the icu from a washington d.c.l after nearly a week. scalise returned to the icu a week after contracting an infection from the gunshot wound he sustained during a congressional baseball practice last month. now, despite the progress, doctors say the congressman remains in serious condition and is still fighting back infection. >>> in just a few hours senate republicans are expected to release a revised version of their health care bill. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says it will be unveiled after they meet at 11:30, but amidst ongoing division, senator rand paul said he won't even vote for the plan saying it does not repeal obama care. >>> meanwhile, the president and first lady, they are in france today. french president emmanuel macron invited the presses. it commemorates the 100th anniversary of the u.s. entering world war i. the president will sit down with the meeting before holding a joint news conference where they are expected to take questions. joining us again live from paris, nbc chief news and

. >>> 5:42 a.m., a major medical set back be steve scalise is back in the icu weeks after being shot at the baseball practice in washington, d.c. >> the language was so bad public basketball courts, the mayor in pennsylvania shut down them down for good. >> reporter: tacony-palmyra is set to go up in just a few minutes, you want to head to the betsy ross bridge. we'll see if the i-95 construction cleared out of the way yet. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. we're taking a live look across penns landing over the ben franklin bridge. you can see the gray skies. at times you'll see rain drops this morning. 5:45 a.m., 70 degrees, 88 will be the high today. >>> if you're trying to get up and out this morning, matt pellman with everything you need to know, hey matt. >> repo

. >> reporter: the friends tell me the victim got out of the icu but still in the hospital in critical condition. she's on a breathing tube and only blinking. she's a transgender woman. friends say she goes by boo- boo. this was a hate crime her friends say. >> women having conversation with men they don't get run over. transgender women of color always over-the-top. >> washington was coming back from fourth of july celebration last week when witnesses say she was struck by a car and left for dead. before that friends say there was some kind of back and forth with a driver who they believe hit on the group. moments later police say that driver struck washington and took off. they found her unconscious and found the card -- cart days later. tonight they announced the arrest from a northeastern. >> we have not ruled a hate crime out. we're still investigating. >> someone is getting justice. >> those their say there was will more than one person in the car. right now police only have the 18-year-old charged. >>> the police are working overtime was charge in connection with the death of tw

he hit -- friends say while she's out of the icu, she's still in critical condition and can't speak.hey believe this is a hate crime. that's not what police are calling it at intentionally hit. investigators also say there was more than one person in the car but so far, anderson is the only one charged. >>> they say desperate times call for desperate measures. metro leaders are strapped for cash. they're selling naming rights for some stations. >> reporter: right now metro quite simply can't do it. they can't sell the naming rights but with all the money problems they're starting to think about it, so they're putting it on the table. this stack of paper is the agenda item discussed at a meeting this morning. it was about what it would look like to sell naming rights. i need to show two graphics. the first one is provided by metro. advertising revenue is only a small piece of the pie dollars and passenger fares. still a hefty amount, $24 million, brought from advertising each year and some want to bring that up. that brings us to graphic 2 about how much money is really on the line. i

. >> reporter: nine weeks in the icu and eight operations later leeann is defying the odds. >> so howter: her mom has set up guy fund me page. >> it's brought you closer, you think? >> yeah. he saved my life. i mean -- >> reporter: that's a lot of points in the bank. >> i would have done it for you too, buddy. >> reporter: i'm nick watt for "nightline" in san diego, california. >> that is one tough mama. thanks for watching abc news. and as always, we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ strummed guitar travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now.

scalise undergone several surgeries and icu june out of the 22nd. he was the most serious wounded of the four shot at the park. update since rst june 23rd. jeff in bakersfield, california, republicans. jeff, go ahead. caller: yeah, i was just going i can't believe how the people that come on here and healthcare he -- working honest, that care or anything in aspect, these aren't going to be -- wasting too much money, too many people in the systems. need to make revenue, that is bottom line. host: jeff, you are going in and point. think we got your ouis, virginia, line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. healthcare, it o is a right, not a privilege. we s an inalienable right, have a right to life, liberty nd pursuit of happiness, not much life without healthcare. i think eventually we'll get to it may take a while. everyone deserves basic care, if will a millionaire, you get a private room, you will have boutique services, i get is all right. but you can't deny people healthcare because of their any more than cudeny them food, you know.

the louisiana congressman was transferred out of icu. he's in serious condition and treated for that infection. scalise was shot during congressional baseball practice in alexandria. doctors say he face as i few more surgeries. >> president trump nominee for capitol hill today. christopher ray faced hours of questions during a confirmation hearing. nominee said he does not consider a special council investigation into possible russian interference in the 2016 election to be a "witch hunt and talked about his views on loyalty. >> my loyalty is to the constitution and rule of law. those are been my guide posts throughout my career and i'll continue to adhere to them no matter the test. >>> ray's confirmation hearing comes two months after president trump fired former fbi director james comey and white house says comey was let go overhandling of hillary clinton email investigation. >>. >> new tonight putting your baby in a box like this one could help save his or her life. and d.c. council members want to make sure that all new parents in t

he is still in serious condition in the icu at med star university center.was shot in the hip last month at a congressional baseball practice in alexandria. two capital police officers, a congressional aidan a lobbyist were also hurt in shooting. hundreds of protestors took to the street ahead of the g20 summit. they tried to disburse the queued after being hit by bottles and other objects. they have been trying to keep the demonstrations under control much the 's top powers will be meeting to discuss issues from global warning to economic disparate pair t i. >> of course most of the attention will be on two men. president trump and vladimir putin. they'll sit down tomorrow amid he. put in was very nice to me. he said donald trump is a genius. that was then candidate trump talking about russian president vladimir putin, but a lot has changed since then. do you have any doubt that the interference is drifnl by put in himself. no doubt. >> there are now numerous investigations into put in's meddling in last year's election . now they come face to face. preside

he was moved back to icu over new concerns about infection. he's also been downgraded to serious condition. scalise has had several surgeries since that shooting. >>> and we have a new development after that republican congressman sparked outrage over a video he posted from the auschwitz concentration camp in poland. >> he has now taken the video down and issued an apology. here's linsey davis. >> reporter: this is the video shot on the grounds of auschwitz that has congressman clay higgins under fire. the louisiana republican recording himself inside a gas chamber, posting the five-minute video online. >> the guards would drop ziclon five cyanide gas from above through hatches. after abou was dead. >> reporter: the congressman then stands in the crematorium. >> there were three sets of ovens like that. this is why homeland security must be squared away. why our military must be invincible. >> reporter: the response from the auschwitz memorial blunt. inside a former gas chamber, there should be mournful silence. it's not a stage. wednesday aft

scalise was shot in the hip and today we have learned he has been moved out of the icu again but he does remain in serious condition. the shooter was killed after police officers returned fire. >>> two people escape a raging house fire in prince george's county. this is video from facebook. the whole house went up in flames, crews were called there at willow place. it was 5:00 in the morning and a man and woman inside were able to get out before the house was gone. investigators are trying to determine how this started, but as you can see it was a total loss. >>> a construction worker dies after a bridge collapses in oxon hill. the victim was doing utility work on a roadway officials are investigating how this happened. we do not know the man's name. >>> we have been telling you about the problems illegal atv riders are causing in the area. arlington police have arrested a man in connection to an incident from april. stephen williams, he was part of a large group of atv and dirtbike riders traveling on arlington boulevard. williams is charged with trying to elude police, reckless driving

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he now lies in a vegetative state in the icu at a hospital. indicate he's suffered hmajor brain damage. many back home are stunned this happened. >> i know he will be with me in the spirit. that's what i look forward to still sharing that with him. i love him and his family. i miss him deeply. >> reporter: the family says italian officials won't release him until they can secure a safe medical transport back to monts ray which could cost $137,000. born and raised on the monterey peninsula, he spent 30 years as a teacher mostly at the kin kindergarten level. community members are trying to raise the funds to bring home the man who has left a lasting legacy. >> this could have happened to anyone. anyone who is overseas traveling abroad. a tragic accident can happen like this. you don't expect it. >> reporter: a family heartbroken but holding out hope. chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> some breaking news this evening just into the abc 7 newsroom. senator john mccain has confirmed he has brain cancer. he's being treated at the mayo clinic. he was diag

doctors say the louisiana congressman was transferred out of the icu for the second time. he remains in serious conditions and is being treated for an infection. scalise was shot on june 14th during a congressional baseball practice in alexandria. doctors say he still faces at least a couple more surgeries. >>> people illegally driving atvs and dirt bikes on city streets is a problem all across the dc region. arlington police recently bust add dc man for doing just that on their city streets. tisha louis is live in arlington, this is first of its kind for arlington police. right? >> reporter: shawn it is a first for this year, and this story is a riding atvs or dirt bikes illegally. do not mess with arlington. a dc man is facing more than a decade behind bars for riding his atv just two blocks away from where we're standing tonight at the police station, he was in a group riding atvs and dirt bikes here in the froms. police were able to nab him after he dropped his cell phone leading to evidence that led police to him and will likely lead to more arrests. this face is no s

the congressman went back to icu today because of infection concerns. d alexandria last month in a baseball shooting. >>> caught on camera, a crew of crooks steals tens of thousands of bikes and they were you know -- worth whole lot of money. this is surveillance video from the stubs cycles in houston. police say a group of men broke in by using a metal grinder to cut a hole in the side of the shop. and they made off with a bunch of bikes and atvs in minutes and workers are pretty angry. >> it was fast and everybody works hard for their stuff. for somebody to come in here and take them like that it just really burns me up. >> investigators say the thieves looked like pros. they even used two moving trucks to make off with the stolen rides. and police are still looking for them. >>> a rape and kidnapping suspect is playing a game of cat and mouse with law enforcement on facebook. his name after it was posted someone commented to defend hemp and that's when helms himself apparently replied back saying thanks and blaming the cops. >> that's obstructing jus

. >>> house majority whip steve scalise is out of the icu.l being treated with antibiotics. he's been in the hospital since a gunman opened fire at a gop charity baseball practice last month. he's still considered to be in serious condition, he has to overcome this infection before he can be transferred to a rehab facility. >>> is generation z taking over college campuss? >> and what is generation z in the first place? back after this. ♪ ♪. >>> you've heard of millennials. ever heard of generation z? >> nope. generations, generation z is a group of young people full of its own ideas >> investigative reporter for campus reform.org is here to explain >> generation z is a generation that is past millennials. the students the young adults born in 1996 to mid 2000s >> what is their ideas they've been coming up with? what is unique about this generation of people? >> a politico science professor jeff brauer argues they're much likely to be more republican primarily due to the fact they were brought up during a time of economic recession and saw a l

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spokesperson for the family of him says he's been moved to pediatric icu into a rehab facility. shot wild riding in a car with his mom in wilmington. police are still looking for the shooter. >>> montgomery county a suspect in a deadly shooting is under arrest. that's where they found one person dead. police say they caught the suspect element immediately. we are looking to get more details on the victim's condition. >>> new castle county construction kicks off today. crews work to upgrade newark transportation center. at the transportation of delaware. includes an expanded platform, more parking and station and pedestrian overpass. cape may county. swimmers in wild wood are reacting to a close call there. video from tim burton. director here. on the beach when a sailboat started heading straight for a jetty. the boat missed the jetty and went around. >> i think they were inside underneath. they weren't outside. couldn't see them. they were underground and they came out. then he tried to -- someone went out and pulled the sail down and he did. people helped the man and woman abo

he's stillly in serious condition though at the icu at medstar hospital center.ajority whip was shot in the hip at a congressional baseball practice. >> ♪ >> police in prince george's county are searching for the person who shot and killed two people thursday morning in district heights. just before 1:00 a.m. police responded to the call of gunshots in the 6600 block of atwood street. they found the bodies of 34-year-old philip michael of southeast d.c. and the 31-year-old parking lot. investorring say the two groups of people got into a verbal fight which escalated to gunfire. >> bizarre story in prince george's county. some maryland volunteer firefighters are feuding with career firefighters. there's so much animosity they've gotten into altercations at the scene of emergency calls t the latest battle taking place at a burning home. >> we acknowledge that with as large a system as we have in prince george's county as busy as we are there are still some underlying tensions between career or paid firefighters and the volunteers. >> but why? >> i -- it's the natur

about an hour ago, med star announced it has readmitted him to the icu. doctors say there is new concerns about infection. right now the lawmaker is in serious condition. two days after that shooting at the congressional baseball practice in alexandria where scalise was shot in the hip and most seriously injured. hospital discussed the challenges they forsaw him facing in his recovery. >> other things to worry about include infections and otherically kagss that come about. >> this situation in some way had been anticipated. med star now is going to give us another update on the congressman's conditioning they tell us. the house bhip and several others were injured last month you may recall. two capitol police officers by the way were honored for their bravery that day during a ceremony at the congressional >> thank you, leon. >>> more breaking news now. we're trying to gather more information about a police-involved shooting here in the district. this happened in the last hour on newton street northwest. not far from columbia heights. police tell us a pla