because not only does the evidence not show that but the defense would be kevin did it. >> who is kevin kyne? is this guy? >> kevin name on paper. that man is not a kyne and he's not my family. >> where is justice for diane in this? >> kevin did serve time in prison and i don't believe diane would even want him to serve life in prison for her murder but in my mind he should still be behind bars. >> but now kevin has got a second chance at life he says he's dedicating i to his mother. >> she's looking down and sees the that i'm maturing and i am going to be the man she wanted me to be. >> so in the end, what do we make of this mind-boggling who done it where no one can say for sure what murdered diane kyne leaving a husband and son still pointing the finger at each other, still professing love for diane but one of them still defiantly lying about having killed her. >> that's all for now, i'm >>> it's monday june 8th. coming up on "early today," the manhunt for two murderers who escaped from a maximum security prison continues this morning. >>> and clashes with law enforcement. this one at metlife stadium. and a tee

kevin lewis has followed the story from the start and is live outside the montgomery courthouse with the on-camera confession. kevin? kevin: maureen, until now jordan had a nearly clean criminal record that wasn't until december when he went on a sudden sexual abuse spree. today the 20-year-old fessed up to the crimes. kevin: on-camera confession who today is guilty of sexually assaulting a woman at gunpoint before christmas. inside a parking garage. >> we were there as a swarm of officers captured jordan inside the jc penney store. he was buying pants to disguise his identity [ >> this is a shopper's worse nightmare. come to your car thinking you are safe and you are enjoying the time of the year. to be assaulted at gunpoint. >> officers discovered the assault weapon which was a b.b. gun. they also sun cover the surveillance video showing jordan strolling through a metro tunnel close to the scene of the crime. >> waiting for women in a parking lot to sexual assault them. a form of terror that gripped the area. we are glad he will be behind bars for a long time. kevin: today, he pleaded guilty to robbing a cabby and plead

kevin grady (clapping) i'll say paul petersen is the training manager that passed on his tips in terms of kevin kevin is a 29 year veteran that just to show you his versus tilt his day job a cable operator he's able to navigate who types of conveyances this is, in fact a prestigious award we're hosting the american transit association in the fall so congratulations mr. grady. >> on behalf of the board of directors and the agency congratulations. >> first thank you to everybody that had high back and believed in me you know, i had to ask can i ask how he goes through the procedure i made it and made an impact i know we have the best system in the world so thank you to everybody for the support anything you want to say. >> yeah. i want to say congratulations i've said that before and i want to say that kevin worked really, really hard and practiced on the weekend no cost to the sfmta, in fact every we understand saturdays and sunday sore arms and muzzle bylaw but we're proud of kevin great work on behalf of the sfmta (clapping.) thank you is there youtube footage somewhere. >> well, actually he'll get

kevin lewis with more on the investigation. kevin? kevin: police tell us both cars were driving right here around 11:30 sunday night. police tell us 39-year-old juan diana crossed the center spring and hit 50-year-old diane correo who died in that crash. this the aftermath of what can only be described as a horrific collision. you can see a white ford taurus. a black ford focus with heavy damage. juan diana was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. like i said diane died at the scene. today the montgomery police admit that juan diana admit to drinking before to getting in the vehicle. diane lived in a community with her husband and her daughter. she was a personal trainer who loved her family and dog. >> i saw her sunday morning walking her dog with her daughter outside. to be here one day and three days later find out she is not with us is a shock. >> a wonderful lady. a lovely mother. a good friend to have. crazy love for her daughter she has. kevin: coming up at "abc7 news at 6:00" -- i will tell you about the alleged drunk driver

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year-old kabir, also from new york, kabir's brother kevin, and kevin's girlfriend, 25-year-old michelle gray. all four had been staying together at kevinlle's apartment in nearby zephyr hills. >> this is marijuana, i'm getting ready to use a narc test kit. >> a search of the car, turns up marijuana, illegal in the state of florida. the substance is familiar to the brothers who both have prior arrests for possession. >> she better tell truth. that we didn't know. she told me, she got a place to cheen. >> kabir and kevin say they have no idea mandy was selling sex. they say that she told them she was getting paid to clean hotel rooms. >> police find that story hard to believe. >> obviously, you would know if she's working. you're with her 24/7. >> she said she does cleaning jobs. >> come on, man. >> let me ask you a question. it's 11:00 at night. you guys are smart guys. do you really expect for us to believe that you drove all the way over here with her dressed like that at 11:00 at night for her to clean a hotel? serious? how long has she been posting? >> i really don't know. >> how do you really not know? you're with her 24/7. >> she'

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. >> and kevin, he killed kevin in 2002. what do you remember about kevin? what was he like? a great man. he had a great sense of humor. he was always smiling. when he smiled, the world would smile with him. he was funny. and he was just very, very well rounded. >> and he loved being a police officer? >> yes, he did. there were of course ups and downs. he genuinely loved being police officer. >> i appreciate you taking the time to talk to us. thank you so much. >> you're certainly welcome. thank you for having me. >> just ahead, a serious new development tonight when it comes to the american involvement in iraq. word that it might once again be deepening. also, part of the white house evacuated. security teams called in bomb sniffing dogs. we have late details. only nexium 24hr gives you nexium level protection for frequent heartburn all day and all night. try nexium 24hr, the #1 prescribed acid-blocking brand, and get all day, all night protection. nexium level protection. ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing

kevin costner? >> kevin costner is cute. >> there was a movie called "the bodyguard." >> kevin costner is cute. the part. >> his wife should be very happy. >> on the line to you very soon. >> a hate tweet. please tweet me, kevin costner. >>> congratulations going out this morning to benedict cumberbatch and his wife sophie hunter. "people" magazine reporting the couple welcome edd their first child. a cumberbaby boy. they were expecting in january, two months after their engagement, valentine's day. the queen just named him to her birthday honors list. >> how do you get on that list? >> i was looking up -- i don't really understand why you get the honor at all. >> one step below knighthood or something like that. >> i don't know if it's just one step. >> you need an accent. >> really? >> sure. >> just say there's no hope -- >> it might be cool. >> don't go for it. >>> and the excitement is building for tonight's nba finals game. and fans are in for a treat. the golden state warriors invited hometown boys hetfield and hammett of metallica to perform the national anthem at their arena. in oakland.

kevin. good morning kevin. >> good morning. great to be on. >> all right.s it was, it's not going to move congress to do much on the issue of gun control? >> it's not. fact is republicans control both houses of congress. it wouldn't move when democrats controlled the senate. that's not going to change a. the number of votes has probably dropped since then. you're seeing democratic legislators bring it up and also pat toomy from pen opinion. that's largely because he's running for re-election. that plays well in pennsylvania. that is something let may want to push for a vote. >> right. you're not hearing about it at all. seems like the confederate flag debate replaced the gun debate. >> it was remarkleableable remarkable how that shifted. could be that some groups said we can't get gun control done, maybe we can do something about the confederate flag. that's something that can get done and has gotten done. >> sounds like donald trump is getting done. he soared to second in a gop poll of 2016 presidential contenders. are these must bes too good to be true? >

." >> should we call him kevin costner? >> kevin costner is cute.ave gotten the part. >>> congratulations going out this morning to benedict cumberbatch and his wife sophie hunter, "people" magazine reporting they welcomed their first child. a cumberbaby boy. they were expecting in january, two months after their engagement, valentine's day. the queen just named him to her birthday honors list. >> how do you get on that list? >> i was looking up -- i don't really understand how you get that honor at all. >> one step below knighthood. >> you need an accent. >> really? >> sure. >> it might be cool. >> don't go for it. >>> and the excitement is building for tonight's nba finals game. fans are in for a treat. the golden state warriors invited hetfield and hammett of metallica to perform the national anthem at their arena. i hope they have a guitar solo. i have no doubt they'll bring down the house again. you can catch game five -- i want to hear that -- is that a riff? -- between the warriors and the cleveland cavaliers, tonight, at 8:00 eastern right h

kevin lewis has the story. kevin: mess of metal. 34-year-old juan diana seen in the facebook photo crossed the center line, his black ford fusion rammed diane correo white ford taurus head on and it took rescuers two hours to pry open the 50-year-old car and found her dead inside. >> i can't believe it. kevin: cindy lives next door to the town home she shared with the husband, daughter and two pet dogs. >> i can't imagine a loss of her. i can't mention that. kevin: investigators say diana admitted to drinking before the crash. >> i had no idea it was going on. i was in shock. kevin: the neighbors james banister knows the painful outcome of alcohol mixed with cars. >> it's sad. it's a problem. my grand parents were killed by a drunk driver in 1977. i know how that feels. you know, it's senseless. kevin: today no answer at the diana silver spring home. police confirm he drove for uber but the company tells us he was not working on the night of the crash. >> life is precious. you know? got to live each day for what it is. yeah. when it's senseless like that and there is nothing you can do about it, it's a shame. maureen: uber told kevin lewis it has removed juan diana from the senatorphone platform. the investigators are waiting on the blood draw results but criminal charges are likely. crime

kevin. kevin: would it be unfair to describe u.s. it -- as being somewhat dismissive of the group or story and the fact that there were 20,000 e-mails out there showing that he was very much involved in the development of the affordable care act? josh: i guess what i would say kevin, you can probably describe my action about why it matters. its role, as illuminated in 20,000 e-mails, is consistent with the way i described the role and the way the president described the role. he didn't work at the white house. he certainly did not have e-mails that suggested that citizens who live in states that built their own exchanges could somehow be ineligible for tax credits that make it more affordable. if there is a bombshell included in those e-mails come it certainly has not on off. >> i want to follow-up on something a lot of people have been talking about and that is the use of the n-word here does the president condone the use of that word at home and what would he say to parents who have worked very hard to get their children to not use it, even though it is out there in music especially in urban settings. the parents have said, do not ever use the word even casually. what does he say to those parents? josh: you would probably have to ask him that here and i did not

kevin mclaughlin and kevin cox were married in 2008. >> this is just a blow-away moment. i'm really so proud of our government. i'm proud of our country, i'm proud of all of our friends. and people that necessarily didn't understand the cause but just knew it was wrong and helped stand up and by our sides. >> this is a great victory. and it gives us a tremendous amount of momentum to build on. >> reporter: a street sign quickly changed to read, "case closed," after the supreme court legalized same-sex marriage across the u.s. leading into the pride celebration this weekend. >> it's going to go crazy. >> off the hook. >> yeah. it's going to go crazy. and in such a good way. >> reporter: with the 45th annual celebration and parade sf pride typically expects about a million or more people. >> this year we're prepared for a million and a half to two million, if that happens. i think if this significant civil rights decision will over -- elevate everything for pride. >> reporter: all available san francisco police officers will be working, and they're urging a fun, but safe we

kevin chu. kevin, you've got some big games on mobile right now. i want to ask what you want to hear, contest of champions, marvel game number seven on the app store now. a lot of android devices but more money to be made. how true is that still and what do you want to hear apple say to keep that story strong? >> thanks for having me, first of all. right now games comprise about 70% of all app store revenue. apple will make some announcements today about music. we care about a few things. hardware faster. it will have, i think, a lot of interesting things, not consumer based but things that make devices go faster, games crash less, things that make the internet connectivity stable. >> how is ios on stability? >> ios is a less fragmented ecosystem, controls it so we expect roughly 70% to 80% of people to have ios 9 within a few months of the rollout. android a very different story. we have to support different flavors in the marketplace. google it self does not control the rollout. they have to work with carriers. we support thousands of flavors of android. with apple ios we're only supporting a small handful. >> reporter: so talk bang for the buck with me for a minute. if you want to make money as a developer, we are the place to be. look, as you said, little fragmentation. look at how well the iphone 6 and 6 plus have done. is that true or are there nuances in there? >> one of top ten games on the app store on both apple -- on the app store and google play store. we generally see a majority -- when we look at revenue per device it is true the ios is a high ter monetizer per device. so much more android in terms of market share. it is a balance between the two great platforms. close to 50 on 50. >> reporter: which costs you more? working on android tweets and bug fixes versus ios. is there an advantage that apple has there? >> there is a very small relative advantage. over 90 were working on the core game itself and then a few engineers on platform specific integrations but that's a small cost of the overall game. >> reporter: we're about out of time. >> it absolutely does. when you look at games, when people are home in the evenings, revenue on ipad is very, very important for gaming. >> reporter: we'll see if they announce tweaks that are more valuable, get unit sales. sounds like you're dedicating resources to it either way. kevinfound earp. thank you for joining us. ever since the introduction of the ipod, apple's wwdc has become more and more important to everybody in the apple ecosystem. but do big announcements mean gains for the stocks? we will take you through the numbers in a moment. it begins from the the second we're born.er. after all, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned... every day... using wellness to keep away illness... and believing that a single life can be made better by millions of others. healthier takes somebody who can power modern health care... by connecting every single part of it. for as the world keeps on searching for healthier... we're here to make healthier happen. optum. healthier is here. >>> apple's worldwide developers conference kicking off in over an hour. what should we look for from the stock later today? dominick is back with more. >> taking a look at how well apple stock does we focused in specifically on the modern wwdc we'll call it. ever since

kevin i want you to come up. this is kevin wong terminal from metro and i'll make kevin get up here and take the mic and state his name. he wore a suit too . kevin would you give the commission-there were dealathize iow and metro had to work out but you worked through things and we learn as woe go along but can you tell the commission where we started and where we are at and where you see we are going and the progress? >> my name is kevin wong, the [inaudible] pier 27 and you know it is a good relation withship [inaudible] we work as a team and have a goal. we want to get the ships in on time and out on time and with good comments from passengers and crew and anyone coming to the port. it is a lot of work with mr. adams and ilw leadership at the hall. we greatly appreciate it and are here because of them and want to make sure they keep coming. it is a great product we offer them with customer serve and performance goes a long way. thank you for your help and guideants for making that a success. >> one other thing kevin, is this kind of new and maybe i should [inaudible] having a cruise ship come in and stay for a

♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to sting, kevin connolly, kevin delaney, seth robertsonnd viet tran! and the roots right there, ladies and gentlemen! stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. hope to see you next week. bye-bye, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- mindy kaling. from "the overnight," actor, adam scott. music from tove lo. featuring the 8g band with chad smith. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? you sound great. wow. [ cheers and applause ] you sound great. any nba fans in the house? [ cheers and applause ] well -- same here. congratulations to the golden state warriors. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. the warriors became the nba champions last night after defeating the cleveland cavalier. [ laughter ] singular. singular. [ applause

kevin mccarthy, the majority of the house. why is it o? kevin mccarthy: my middle name is owen. >> you went from there to college and in politics. what did you learn is a small businessman? kevin mccarthy: you are the first one to work, the last one to leave, the last one to be paid. i loved it. i was the youngest in the family. and i have to be, my father was a firefighter. when i got out of high school, they did not have wealth. i would to general college. i met a guy that owned a liquor store. so, i talked him into taking me to bakersfield. all of the car dealers bought their trades and, i would flip them to pay my way through college. i found out later it was illegal , but i was being an entrepreneur. [laughter] >> that is his story, and he is sticking to it. repetitive kevin mccarthy: this is 1984 or 95. the lottery just started. i cashed the check and one $5,000 in the lottery. it is friday night i'm 18, your 10 minutes away from tijuana. [laughter] i took my folks to a nice restaurant. at the end of the next semester, i did not go back to school. i try to get a loan, no one would give it to me. i went to buy a franchise, no one would sell me one. i opened my own deli. i

kevin plank has over the company. erik: i think it is a really interesting story. stephanie: kevin plank much like larry page is more than a ceo and chairman. he is the founder. erik: he is the reason under armour exists and has become a runaway success story. stephanie: under armour stock has doubled in the last 12 months. if 12 months ago someone came in and said i want that's maybe it was a $9 billion will 12 months ago. if someone came in and said i want t be $13 billion, someone would have come diving in to say yes if kevinpointed no. i know you will say it does make sense. erik: i don't think it makes any sense for someone to become an empirical ceo. stop selling so much stock mr. plank. if you sell, he has the super voting shares. if you convert the b shares to a shares which is what you have to do to sell them and realize gains, you dilute the ownership stake you have. they can only be diluted so far before he loses control of the company. to bring up that chart again -- he has sold almost $240 million of stock since 2014. stephanie: have you looked at how kevin plank is compensated every year? erik: $1.9 million in cash bond and $1.6 million in stock. stephanie: that is such a small percentage. he works in line with his employees on the same team, but he wants to remain the guy who calls the shots. erik: ownership problem is a problem of his own making. i don't know if shareholders should be the ones to pay for a problem he created. stephanie: or maybe the shareholders will say the stock -- erik: las

kevin lewis has more. kevin: police say this was an open air drug market it was until this morning when the officers kicked down a number of doors here and arrested a handful of people. they have been surveying the neighborhood for a year now. it was very challenging in part because there is one road in and one road out. >> i don't ever recall the case or the magnitude. kevin: the officers infiltrated the community plagued by drugs. >> cash, drugs, guns. kevin: at sunrise today police arrested 18 people while searching more than 30 homes and businesses. they seized 11 guns. $70,000 in cash and a lot of heroin and cocaine. >> numerous citizens and complaint about the open air drug market. people feeling intimidated. not feeling safe in their own neighborhoods. kevin: they identified the kingpin and then they tapped phone lines. one text message reads, "i just don't understand why we have to go through all the extra conversation on the phone. i ain't make it out here being dumb, bro. you have to understand this phone expletive dangerous." although the investigation was pain-staking the scout -- the outcome is substantial. >> we find when drug organizations take hold in a community they fight amongst themselves, fight amongst other drug dealers and they spawn collateral violence. kevin: 18 people arrested in total. 14 with ties to this community. the other fo

kevin sold too early? chris: kevin walked away from that deal. at the time it was signed was about $300 million to $400 million which is somewhere around $600 million to $800 million now. if you would tell me you wouldn't treat everything you have right now for $300 million. emily: could he have more? chris: i am sure he could have had more. but he could have zero, too. i do not think it is any of our place to question a guy like that. he has the best of all worlds. he sold the company, made a ton of money, and now he has been left alone to continue to execute on what he's wanted to do. kevinas had an amazing life. he is dj-ing in vegas. i've never seen anyone dress better than that guy. he has his finger on the pulse. he drinks the best bourbon. he goes to fashion week in paris and everybody falls all over him for how he has changed the world of fashion. i don't feel bad for kevin one bit. emily: what about snapchat? here to stay, or just a fad? chris: snapchat is very real. those guys came up to me after an event i did once and they said they were big fans, we would like to sit down. at first, i did not get it. i was like, is this a [beep] pic thing? i passed on job books, airbnb. at google, i told eric not to invest in go pro. each of these times, i focused so much on the negative case that i missed all of the positive case. airbnb founders, i said guys, this is dangerous. i think somebody might get raped or murdered while they are staying at someone's house and the blood will be on your hands, and i said this out loud to the guys. emily: you didn't pass on uber. you ow

so you know they want you to communicate with paul pierce and probably with kevin durant the year after. >> great players. kevin durant is coming home. i know he wants to come home. you know what i mean? that is a guy i know personally. it's aural about what is best for him. washington is a place he could thrive at and we could win together. lou: hmm. max scherzer is contagious people in a good way. brings a new meaning to the phrase "staff infection." whatever arm stuff max has going on has spread to the other starters on the staff. since his no-hitter last saturday the nat starters put together impressive 25 straight scoreless innings. in max's last two outings 26 k's, one hit, one walk and one hit batter. aka, punk move by jose thabitat. tonight he starts against a lowly phillies looking to be the first pitch since 1938 to toss back-to-back no-hitters. blue scherzer is always thinking big -- plus scherzer is always thinking big picture. >> as good as i have been in the past two games my season is not defined by this. my season is defined by 32 starts. i realize what it takes to have success at the level. my

so i think that the touching story and one thing, kevin spacey thing, kevin spacey of his production company's but the tv rest of this book i'm curious to see what they do with it but i think that the dynamic between the first lady and pres. is an interesting one, one and if you watched house of cards and a 3rd season it really plays out. so obviously house of cards is a lot darker than this book, but there are some inside stories that i think will be interesting to see. we shall see how that plays out. overall the book is a tribute to the resident staffers who work so hard to make the white house run. and just there kind wonderful people. i received several letters. one from a butler apartheid butler who started there during the kennedy administration plan she actually sent me a note with a check and said you should go out to lunch and celebrate with that that was the sweetest thing and unusual for an author to get that from a source. it was meaningful. thank you for listening and sharing. thank you. [applause] 's's. >> stephen rochon. >> avenel, come on up putting you on the spot.

. >> reporter: kevin cox and kevin mclaughlin were married in 2008 in san francisco. together for 13 years but weren't exactly sure when this day might come. >> i'm really so proud of our government. i'm proud of our country. i'm proud of all of our friends and people that didn't understand the cause but knew it was wrong and help stand up by our side. >> i didn't really expect it so soon. i was bracing myself to fight on. and i suppose we still have to in many ways. >> reporter: where flags waved high today in san francisco's castro district a street sign quickly changed over to read case closed. the supreme court legalized same-sex marriage across the nation just as the pride march gets under way this decision. >> this decision will elevate everything for pride. >> reporter: san francisco police expecting the crowd to swell, too. all available officers will be out. >> there will be officers out on foot, bike motorcycle cars and we want to make sure that this is a very safe, fun weekend. >> reporter: a celebration of a landmark change. >> it's going to go crazy. it's

kevin lewis abc 7 new. >> thans kevin. >> the country's top railroad regulator will enforce the tend of the year deadline to ple vent crashes. sarah feinberg made the comments during a hear on capitol hill. investigators believe the technology would have prevented last month's deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia. feinberg said while she understands, the commuter and freight loons will struggle to meet deadline after december 31st she will have to find them for each violation. happening now a 13th republican is johning the tries the be the%'s nom the for president. vote 2016 news. louisiana governor bobby jindal is running for president. jindal announcing on twitter. in two hours, we share the first campaign event in louisiana. he is joining a crowded field of a dozen other major candidates seeking a republican nomination for 2016. >> today, the it? approved a bill. that means he will be able to negotiate trade deal on the own. congress can approve or reject the agreement but cannot change them. president obama plans toes sign the bill. >> still ahead tonight just ahead, her at 6:00, president obama define fens the plan to change hu the u.s. responds to the americans peg held hostage overseas. plus -- >> it was misleading. it withs a lie. it was not true. >> a face juf on capitol hill over the federal data preach. just how many identities could be at risk. >> and when americans are being urged to convene on washington to mark the 20th anniversary of the million man march. >> i am doug hill in the weather center. hop you are enjoying this beautiful wednesday evening. tomorrow, the humidity returns. the chance of a big storm. i will have the timing in the weekend utlook as we continue here on abc 7 >> thousands visited south carolina's state house today to pay trib put to cle mendte pinckney as he lies in state there. additional viewing is set for tomorrow at pinckney's church in charleston, where he and the other eight victims were killed. today the show of resilience bible study will resume at ame. >> organizers are calling a planned march on washington. plans to sell from the anniversary of the million man march, but not just men being invited this time around. a special town hall. mark's state of affairs tonight at 7:00. can watch that live on the sister station newschannel 8 or wherein lynn at wjla.com. the words "i am sorry for the live has i have taken" were the apology today. >> in an astounding apology from the boston marathon bomber, dzhokhar tsarnaev speaking publicly, for the first time, since the 2013 attacks that killed four people and injured more than 260 others. the killer admitting his guilt in court today and saying i am sorry for the lives i have taken, the suffering i have caused you for the damage i have done. how the two puppies, these little fellows here, are involved and how they are doing now. >> meet gabriel and gwen. ten week old pit bull puppies that are lucky to be alive the animal service officer rescued the pup after the owner 29-year-old james jones nearly choked them to death. it happened on a friday night along the downtown wheaton sidewalk. >> only one game away from taking the college world sorry. what needs to be done today. they are slowly getting back to full strength 6789 find out who makes their return ton the lynnup, tonight when abc new at 6:00 continues. >> the brech in the news may be much worse than first believed according to house riverside committee chair. he said today up to 32 million americans may be affected that includes current and federal employee among others. also accuse accounted opm director of failing to learn from a cyber attack last july. here is what she told our maurice jones when he asked her if dat tatted been compromesed. against we did not have a breach of security. there was no information that was lost. >> republican from utah reference with are view in a house hearing today. >> when we rewinded the tape and look at the wjlatv interview you did on july 21st, you said, again we did not have a breach in security. there was no information that was l >> i was referring to piia. no you were not. that was not the question. that was not the question. it was misleading. he was lie. it was not true. >> the security systems have been upgraded in recent months to protect the data. >> maryland is facing accusations in a new saw suit judicial watch filed suit today. it argues the redrawing of conprosecutional dris district four year ago create the most distorted map in the country. the group wants the liens redrawn. >> a major shift is underway in just how responds-americans are held hostage overseas. the revision announced today by president president oh become million stopped short of changing the policy of negotiationing with terrorists. >> today, a mayor shift in the u.s. approach to american hostages. >> the families have suffered enough. they should never feel ignored. or victimized by their own government. >> president obama announcing that families of hostages will no longer face the threat of prosecution. they try to raise a ransom for their loved ones freedom. the last thing we should ever do is to add to the fam's pain with threats like that. official a sass the change came in the wake of what happened in the case of hostage james foley with their son facing death the isis capture foal's parents were met with threats pi the white house about pulling together ransom money. >> it just made me realize that these folks talking to us had nod idea what it was look to be the family of a kidnapped american. >> the policy does not change the u.s.'s position on government ransom payments. >> i firmly believe the united states' government paying reason some to terrorists risk endangering more americans and funding the very terrorism that we are trying to stop. >> over 36 americans boeing held hostage overseas. some by terror group other is by criminal gangs and cartels. within is kaitlyn coleman killed buy the taliban in pakistan. the 36-year-old was last seen with her husband buy her side. the white house will also create a special enjoy and new office to work with the families of hostages. to make sure they are getting timely and accurate information and detention. reporting from northwest karen traverse, abc news. >> well, a falling tree killed a 15-year-old girl at a bible camp yesterday. three other campers were hurt when storms. the campsite in the allegheny national forest. the area was so far inthe woods it was hours before the group could get help. the storms that let the camp were part of a same system that moving there our area last night. and that was loud and a violent storm system. >> part of the worst place in the world to be would be in a tent. >> it would spark northeast ma are ry lap ann new jersey for the brunt. we saw that in the lit evening. it eased up here and got worse. we calm done today. it may need more heave ry storms and possibly isolated severe thunderstorms. we are back to the regular summer pan her. >> all right. we will show you on wednesday. built time lapse on the campus of st. mary's school in annapolis maryland, 83. a few high clouds. plenty of sunshine. lower humidity levels. pe le average temperatures. below average. very pleasant in deed. metro area is 86 we're doing good here. dewpoint temperatures the way we measure moisture and restrict to the upper 50's around 60. not often in lane june with a full day, we get temperatures in the 80's. dewpoints in the 50's. it shows how comfortable air mass it is. but it is coming. it is going. the fact it is in the process now. high pressure moving overhead will give us a pleasant night. as it moves offshore tomorrow, it will make room for the low pressure center. to move in our direction we will change the winds that bring in more heat and humidity and bring in a chance of showers and thunderstorms in the morning, but by late afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms a chance, some could be heavy to severe. friday, all of this will settle south a bit. maybe a few lingering showers through the day. other than that, a quiet day friday until we hit friday night then another storm system will approve to the west. this will increase the chances of rain friday into the entire day saturday. some of that rain could be heavy. we could get enough rain that flooding could become an issue in some areas. much cooler in the 70's starts to clear out again. by tuesday, wednesday back to the basic summer pattern. partly cloudy. hot and humid. >> summer is here. all right. >> they are here. >> yeah. >> we have been looking for. >> exactly. the team everybody was talking about. >> yeah. >> a little winning streak. the hot streak now. they won four straight. can he contribute? matt thinks so. >> all right. zimmerman on the mound. glim has 3.75era hoping to above 500. he is five of fhe season. a few days to get his head together. he has struggled the plit be a hitting 177 in lea thats 20 games as for defense, he leads the national league innerrors with 15 but says he will be ready tonight. >> just wanted to give him a rest to let him clear out and get back at it so he did a lot 6 work the cage yesterday. he all defensive drills early that we did yesterday. he is ready to go. >> hopefully. >> all right. on the college level, for al the marbles tonight. the college world series right now blocked at one a piece. tonight, new champion will be crowned in omaha. last year, a big disappointment. tonight, the night for redemption. no pun intended but no room for error tonight. only one way to do this is win. take the college world series. all or nothing. certainly, we will have to play great baseball to beat a great ran der built club. know, they will continue to go out there to play the best they can. hopefully, in in the, have a chance to within the ballgame. >> all right. talking hoops now. the cars may be down ap 150er star. according to espn.com, sources tell them that kevin love notified the cvs today. he is opting out of the final year remanp this contract for dollars 16.7 million. he will return to free agency. he missed most of the after sufferings did located should. he averaged 16.4 points, 9.7 rebons this season. that will hurt. all right. d.c. united back in actionnight. they are in chicago. also, the nba draft is this thursday. choose wisely. all right. >> choose wisely. >> all right. >> makes it interesting. all right. >> bring usp to date please. >> all right. let's take a look. beautiful. hear skies. temperatures dropping into the he by morning. tomorrow, warmer mow humid. 87. late day showers. a lot mer to say about that tonight at 11:00. >> all right. >> "world news tonight with david muir" is coming up incomes. >> thank you. >>> tonight, the boston bomber breaks his silence. what he said to those families, right there in court. saying, i'm sorry, apologizing. then what he confessed next. our team is there. >>> also breaking another 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kevin nash. testing me. don't taunt kevin. i'm on this tank. magic mikes ready? magic johnsons ready? [ whistle ] [ cheers and applause ] >> oh! >> oh! >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness. wow. let's look at that again in slow motion. i'm getting bombarded. and look at that. reggie, despite some unorthodox attempt at feeding, well, that's our show. i'd like to thank channing tatum, matt bomer, joe manganiello, kevin player reggie miller. apologies to the big, fat jerk matt damon. game five of the nba finals is next, right here on abc. and watch us at our regular time during the week. bye! riunlimited talk and text.ing plus 10 gigs of shareable data. (yeah, 10 gigantic gigs.) for $80 a month. and $15 per line. more data than ever. for more of what you want. on the network that's #1 in speed. call. data. and reliability. so you never have to settle. now also get $300 or more when you trade-in your smartphone and buy a new one. stop by or visit us online. and save without settling. only on verizon. >>> the follow is a special presentation of espn on abc. >> 2-2. in the nba finals. we have three games to win. >> this entire series, it's been -- we needed to reverse that. >> figured out some things in game four, when it comes to effort, intensity, it takes to beat a team like cleveland. >> throws it down. >> we have zero room for error. >> we stole home court, they stole it back. 2-2, headed to game f

kevin lewis spoke with tashawna myles by phone. kevin: the police said that you were drinking at a bar in left year one-year-old child alone at the hotel room. did that happen? why did it happen? >> [inaudible] horace: she said that she is a recovering alcoholic and his enrolled in a substance abuse program. her daughter is with family members. she hopes once she completes the program that she will get her daughter back. a string of overdoses involving synthetic drugs has d.c. police on alert. nearly a dozen people at the homeless shelter were hospitalized friday after using synthetic marijuana. dealers frequently change the ingredients while trying to stay ahead of the law. >> it can increase heart rate and could cause a heart attack or stroke. horace: the spike in overdoses prompted mayor muriel bowser to issue a public health advisory. the administration is working with various departments. they are trying to combat the growing problem. turning to metro, the next batch of 7000 series railcars will hit the tracks tomorrow morning. this

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