jonathan: this happened last night on john tyler court. as tim barber reports, the bullets flew right over a playground. tim: fairfax county police say that a person opened fire. this person just moved here with her two-month-old. >> it makes me feel unsafe in this apartment, and i had no idea. tim: 9:40 last night at this apartment building on john tyler court. bullets shattered an apartment window. this man asked us not to show his face because he heard the shots. >> this is happening. this will happen in the future. tim: investigator searched the area without luck. despite the damage, nobody was hurt, but the suspects are still on the run. >> i think it is not normal what they do. not normal. tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: a disturbing case in montgomery county, a school security officer arrested for sexually assaulting a teenager. he is in jail tonight. the police say sexual contact with a 14-year-old student. the girl told detectives they were dating. the school tonight said the charges were troubling and the behavior will not

on the 4600 block of john tyler court in annandale. detectives say the bullets shattered someone's apartment window! no one was hit-- but one neighbor, who just moved to the community, says she is now terrified in investigators searched the area without any luck. anyone with information on the shooting is asked to call police. turning to sports. the washington wizards dream of capturing an nba title-- is over. at least for this year. they battled the celtics in boston last night in a "win or go home" game seven. bradley beal came to play-- he finished with a game high 38 points. but down the stretch, washington couldn't keep pace with the top-seeded celtics. they go on to lose 115-105. the lose ends the wizards season. but after the game-- coach scott brooks says he believes his team can come back even stronger next year. the celtics move on to the eastern conference finals the celtics move on to the eastern conference finals cavaliers. game one is set for tomorrow. coming up-- fiery crash. what federal investigators are saying about a

a search for the gunman who fired shots into a fairfax it happened late sunday night along john tyler. a witness tells abc seven he heard at least three shots. detectives say the bullets flew right over a playground... and shattered someone's apartment window. despite the damage, no one was hurt. so far no leads on a possible suspect. brand new information just in regarding this charter bus crash on i-95 in harford county. we now know 5 children and 1 teacher remain in the hospital. the school group was on its way to a field trip in dc when a car clipped the bus and caused it to flip over. federal investigators will be in carlstadt, new jersey this morning.. to investigate a fiery and deadly plane crash. a lear jet plunged into a neighborhood near new jersey's teterboro airport yesterday and burst into flames. the plane flipped over, and slammed into three buildings. the only people on board.. two crew members.. died. no one on the ground was hurt. the plane had been headed from philadelphia to teterboro. there's still no word on what may have caused the crash. a health alert this mor

in annandale along john tyler court. the bullets shattered someone's apartment building. -- window.no one was hit, but when neighbor community says she is now terrified in her own home. feel so unsafe and i have no idea about it, something going on. autria: investigator searched the area without any luck, anyone with more information is asked to call police. a renewed push to stop distracted driving in virginia with a bold message. they will be able to some port -- sport license plates that spread the word that distracted driving is dangerous. terry mcauliffe will sign the bill into law that allows for the production of those plates. kidd: ready to take the vacation of a lifetime? right around 6:50 we are giving you and to guess the chance to go to the live with kelly and ryan show in niagara falls. you can qualify right now if you are calling number seven. 703-528-7334. you will become one of five finalists. we will pick a winner on friday. we will fly you and your guest at their on june care of your transportation and hotels. the trip of a lifetime, plus you get to hang out with k

and stockton invited onto fairbury 28, 1844, president john tyler and 500 government officials and dignitaries to go on to the and basically take some cruises up and down the potomac and anacostia, firing this canon off. there were two that were made. there was the original peacemaker, and this one. there's a reason why this one is still in a distance and the original is not. after a couple firings, including by the president who fired the cannon and everything, the president actually went below deck with his female companion -- don't worry, he was single at the time so it was all in the up and up, the firings continued, and one of those firings, the cannon exploded, killing several people, including the secretary of state, the secretary of the navy, and 4 others, including ms. gardner's father. it is not a good day for the president. he was luckily below deck. stockton was cleared of all wrongdoing, and all the blame went on to his partner, erickson, who got it up with the navy and said, i will never work with them again, i went up to new york. -- and went up to new york. this gun was never f

and among the other members were people like president john tyl tyler, the aforementioned john taylor of north carolina and people like that. so, one way of understanding the american colonization society is this is the way that the later abolitionists were going to describe it as this was slaveowners anti-slavery. so, we will do something about it if we have enough money. but, madison seems to have had the idea that this was a practical solution. that is, that the fund raising ultimately to the acquisition of a particular place to which free people from the united states could be sent. ultimately, during jefferson's lifetime while his friend and former lieutenant james monro was president, the united states sponsored the founding of liberia's capital was still named monrovia and the separatists were freed black people from the united states. so by this time this was not a feasible solution to this problem and one might object nowadays they should have had the idea of a biracial society but jefferson didn't and again it is not true that he thought it's fine i benefit from it i'm not g

john. >> tyler most of the press briefing was consumed by huk l by sanders saying that attempting to squaremunication staff made about why jim comey was mafired when he was fired. initially it was by rod, he brought it to the president and the president accepted. now the president had said he decided all along the recommendation was i recall. and sarah huk l by sanders saying yes, but the final straw was the report and the testimony bi biko my last week attempting to say she had a conversation with president trump and now she could be accurate about the situation. she also did not back away from president trump telling lester holt that he had asked fbi director comey, at a time when director comey by donald trump's account was trying to coop his job as fbi director if he was under investigation. sarah seiners says i don't see a conflict of interest there and was asked to justify that. she cited legal comment tarts on television. this is something on its face that tells you when you have a potential target of investigation asking a job seeker whether he's being investigated sure sounds like

ameriprise ♪ >>> let's check in with john horowood with a developing story. >> tyler, sean spicer briefingair force one, introduced two new names to the mix for fbi director. one, joe lieberman, former democratic senator. second, frank keating, former oklahoma governor. both have appeal across party lines. however, congress has been indicating the senate, which has to confirm, been indicating they want somebody without political ties to this process. not sure whether either will get through at the end. >> thank you very much. john horowood in washington. >> of course we are watching the markets. on the s&p 500 it looks like we defended the 2360 level. our session lows were 2359 or so. we're still down by about 37 points, or 1 1/2%. dow is down by 317%. no surprise the nasdaq is feeling the most pain of the three major indices. those were the biggest. lock in the gains that we saw on the nasdaq. >> i just wonder if it is going to impact the overall economy. i put a poll out on twitter. check it out. all of the stuff going to make you stop spending, stop investing or neither? 75% of the resp

john harwood with a news alert. >> reporter: tyler, mitch mcconnell's office has announced that the deputyral rod rosenstein who was a central figure in the firing of james comey, the fbi director, or at least was, if not an actual central figure, was used as a central figure, is going to conduct an all senators briefing on thursday afternoon at 2:30. this is in response to concern from democrats and also some republicans that the white house this used a memo written by rosenstein to justify a firing that president trump had already by his own account decided to make and the firestorm post-comey has continued ever since that decision was made last tuesday. now rod rosenstein will brief both members of congress as president trump is considering the appointment of a new fbi director to replace james comey. we're waiting for the briefing from sean spicer at the white house. he is certain to be asked questions about this, tyler. >> this is a closed meeting. no press, nobody but the hundred members -- >> reporter: this will not be on tv. >> and it won't leak, will it, john? >> reporter: this is

john daniel dunaway iii, naval architecture, cutaway,. tocoma.r duncan, civil engineering, cutter melon. elizabeth edwards, civil engineering, cutter vigorous. shannon atwood, electrical engineering, cutter tahoma. tyler, mechanical engineering, cutter sherman. miranda eileen fay, operations research, flight school. daniel rudolph, management, cutter marrow. brendan ammerman flynn, marine environment of signs, flight school. this commission will be presented by his father, u.s. coast guard. savanna lee fordham, naval architecture, cutter monroe. mike edward franco, operations research, cutter melon. this commission will be presented by his brother, u.s. coast guard. arl gaylord, cutter statron. audrey marie, mechanical engineering, cutter decisive. corey jay. geyer, mechanical engineering, cutter alice haley. carly lafayette gilligan, marine environmental science, cutter healy. william thomas glick, management, cutter flosson. breanna laurent grazel, cutter escanaba. lucas noble grove, operations research, cutter melon. ryan patrick guiney, mechanical engineering, cutter james. his commission will be presented by his father, u.s. coast guard retired. john thomas glick, mechanical engineering, cutter e

john, thank you very much. now to kayla tausche across the way on capitol hill. what is the reaction in congress? we've heard from majority leader mcconnell and some others. >> reporter: well, tylerably out of session this week. while we have seen reaction from some members of the house it has been at a distance. the temperature has been rising on the senate side with senate democrats trying to strategize to figure out how they move forward. what are their next steps? do they put up roadblocks to any future nominations for the position? do they continue to ratchet up the calls for a special prosecutor leading the investigation into russia? nbc news caught up with richard burr who is leading the intelligence investigation, and here is what he said about particularly appointing an independent committee to investigate. >> to suggest that i would be for a special prosecutor, my job is to lead an investigation. so i'm not in favor of a special prosecutor because i think the committee can come to a conclusion. >> reporter: so in addition, it is the deputy's attorney general who is leading the russia investigation on behalf of the doj and fbi. notably he was confirmed with only six voti