they went around looking for stoney lewis. stoney lewis couldn't be found. and evidently in frustration decided to kill tony klann. >> eddie's story is that they drove down by doan creek. mike keenan, the driver, got out of the truck and was standing behind anthony telling him, where is stoney? where's stoney? and he kept saying i don't know where he is. keenan says put your head back. and that's when he come out with an 11-inch hunting knife and slit his throat. pushed him into the creek and told joe d'ambrosio, finish the job. >> at this point, espinoza said he heard tony screaming for mercy, crying out, "please don't kill me." >> joe grabbed the knife, jumped into the creek and put three big holes in that boy's chest. and killed him. that's eddie espinoza's story. my partner and i both felt that this man was telling us the truth. >> based mainly on espinoza's account, police charged mike keenan and joe d'ambrosio with aggravated murder. each would face the death penalty. joe's court-appointed lawyer convinced him to waive his right to a jury trial. >> i h

until then lewis, we can't have this discussion. pick something out of the "bag o' grab." >> smgz about magicians. >> larry: okay, all right, that's a good one. that is the gang in d.c. we've got the red and the blue, and now it seems pretty easy for the bloods and the crips to come together. yet, the democrats and republicans can't. okay. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers ) all right? it's so ridiculous. okay. what do we think is the biggest thing keeping them apart? black president. >> of course,. >> larry: anyone? >> what find astonishing is these people, you know the crips and the blood that they want to kill each other. we're talking death. >> larry: right. >> and they can come together. all that's occurring with the democrats and republicans and the tea party is they're talking ideology, and they're more psychotic about their ideologies than these people are about death. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: we'll be right back and talk more of this. this. this is amazing. i love this car. real people are discovering

tonight -- heidi klum, comedian and author richard lewis, comic book writer matt fraction,e featuringg band. ♪ [ 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 we all doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] wonderful. it's so good to hear. so good to hear. you guys -- campaigns are in full swing now. a lot of people announcing. a lot of people -- we do this thing in politics where they tell us a week in advance that they're going to announce. [ laughter ] which i'll be honest, seems like an announcement. [ laughter ] senator bernie sanders is holding an official kickoff event for his presidential campaign next week. there he is. [ laughter ] this is his first kickoff event since he kicked some kids off his lawn. [ laughter ] it's exciting for him to be back in the kicking-off game. i was surprised to hear this. hillary clinton's super pac, lot of super pacs and campaigns these days to raise money. hillary clinton's super pac has reportedly been struggling to raise money. it's

officer lewis is trying to bridge the gap by reaching out. >> where do we think that the majority ofhots are being fired? >> back there. >> back there. >> back there. >> in the circle. >> reporter: in the city's south end, officer lewis has become a familiar face. some avoid him, others welcome him. with the help of state and federal grants the police department is stepping up community policing efforts. >> i have a -- a felony. and my felony is like nine years old. >> uh-huh. >> and i'm trying to get that expound -- expunged. >> do you think you made a connection today? >> absolutely. you can't be here for a paycheck, you have got to have a heart for people and a community, and want to see change and be motivated to help that change. because this is part of the choice neighborhoods area -- >> reporter: in flint the road away is uncertain, but with a focus on building a stronger relationship with the community, officer lewis believes the city is on the right path. bisi onile-ere al jazeera, flint, michigan. >>> music fans around the world are mourning the loss of b.b. king. he died l

kevin lewis is live in baltimore tonight. a lot of people you have spoken with were waiting to hear this news. [no audio] announcer: now, abc seven news at x: 30 -- on your side. kellye: as we were telling you we are getting back to peace in baltimore. things are getting back to normal and we have kevin lewis standing by live with the latest. kevin: everyone from bar owners to everyday citizens certainly happy to have their freedom reinstated now that the curfew has been lifted. the mall here reopened for the first time since rioting rep did and we learned the national guard will be out in full by tuesday. today, we started our day at 10:30 in the morning. we met with other members of the media and governor hogan that a catholic church on the west side of baltimore. we met there because governor hogan wanted to have a day of prayer, a day were baltimore the state, and the country could pray for peace to come over the city and continue. there was a 90 minute church service. the governor his wife and daughter attended the servi

and that is a man by the name of lewis why shouldn't. -- lewis why shouldn't. wightman.at the behest of his mother, he agreed to study to become a roman catholic priest. he was admitted to the seminary at st. charles college in maryland. there he met and befriended a fellow student i the name of john surratt junior. you can see this is sirota junior, he is quite key to the story. as a result of his early friendship with sirota junior when the civil war broke out they parted ways. sirota -- john surratt junior became a career for the confederacy, and he took a job in today's equivalent of the dod. he moved into this to rot -- the su boarding house. rrat. he would become a witness for the prosecution later on. other friends of both who did not stay the boarding house but showed up to the meetings in the parlor -- michaela, a lifelong friend of booth. he joined the confederate army but was discharged in 1862. he agreed to participate in the first kidnap plots, the plot to kidnap lincoln and trade him for soldiers. the plot didn't go anywhere, and he quits. when he heard abo

kevin: kevin lewis, abc 7 news.lye: 7 on your side with more fallout after the omni richmond the redskins home during training camp, informed more people there rooms and meeting spaces that they booked are no longer available. 7 on your side consumer investigator kimberly suiters has an update. kimberly: the problem looks like a double booking. the nfl preseason schedule runs a week later, so the redskins need their home away from home the romney richmond -- the omni richmond, a little longer. >> i don't blame the redskins. i'm still a fan. it is the omni and their negligence. kimberly: one week ago, this fiancÉ asked 7 on your side for help. >> they said they had to make a business decision. kimberly: 21 of the redskins' contract or the couple's 90 days before the wedding. the rÖntgen's promise to give the couple sideline passes. we call the hotel general manager who promised a refund. an fda protection seminar booked at the omni was also bumped for the same reason, affecting 125 government attendees from 14 states

former baltimore ravens linebacker ray lewis is passionate about his city.le they visited neighborhoods. most affected by this week's events. >> put it back together but us. that's it. we're all we've got. the message is very simple, man. what we just started, here in battle wore, we have an opportunity to change baltimore. >> ray lewis is a big man full of passion and for baltimore. the former nfl linebacker got on stage at his baltimore high school and the kids leaned in like they were in a huddle. >> let's stop doing drugs, let's stop putting ourselves in situations. we can create what you -- challenge me to see who can read a book faster than me. >> lewis made it clear, b his heart hurts for the pain he sees in his city. protests and rioting made him put everything else on hold. >> this is a world problem. detroit, two years back to back, here we've got these young black kids killing each other like it's going tout of style, like it's a video game. and we have to teach them, stop killing each other. >> we have a long way to go. we have great people that

temperatures right down the shore at 63 in avalon and 71 in lewis.e's where our scattered showers are moving through right now, just to the north of clinton, near buckingham milford, and we have more unsettled weather off to the west of us. we'll slowly start to see this moving in heading into the rest of today. if you live close to allentown and the poconos, you'll see more showers starting earlier. for the rest of the area it will take a lot longer before we start to see any of these heavy downpours and thunderstorms. right now the models playing all this activity closer to midnight. so most of your sunday should be on the safe side. but we are still going to meantime that we could see a chance of storms especially as we heart stostart to get into the afternoon and evening. so be on the lookout and a heads up for that. overnight, 2:00 a.m. more rain moving through. by the time you get ready to go to work at 6:00 a.m. you're probably dealing with wet roads. allow a little extra time to get to work and definitely to get home from work. this is when w

a lewis: we had a reasonably early start. housed inside the giant ball and we had a reveal of the land rover defender. taking its tour around the u.k., the u.k. cup trophy tour. i had to drive it out of the voidable ball -- inflatable ball. i did it successfully. guest: everybody is still standing. mark: martin, you were there on hand to put the trophy into the vehicle's display. what was it like holding on to the trophy? what was it like to hold on to it again as a former captain of a winning side? martin: it was ok. we are at the end of domestic season and the focus will be the world cup. the land rover is a fantastic vehicle producer. and looks stunning with the trophy in the back. it should be great having the two were and promoting the tournament. fantastic tournament. mark: are you confident they are going to get out of their group? it has been called the group of death with australia, wales fiji, and uruguay. how confident are you that england will progress beyond the group? martin: it is probably the toughest group ev

life in northwest, kevin lewis -- live in northwest. kellye: it is not a voice you would what do here on the other side -- you would expect to hear on the other side of the phone. president obama surprised three moms. they had all written letters to the president in the last year. coming up, a tropical depression is rolling ashore in south carolina. devon brings the kellye: tropical depression ana no reports of any damage and devon is here, with the latest on how that can affect our weather here. devon: some moisture streaming in, and then a front from the west. let's start at the beginning with the very isolated showers that came in today. still a couple of them right now, airy mall in nature also. even parts of the metro alexandria coming in, near bailey's crossroads, even just north of wheaton, a couple of isolated showers. a lot of people said, we did not get anything. delray, it just missed you. live doppler right now on the radar screen, not a whole lot. very mall, isolated showers. the latest showers at this time self fredericksb

lewis hamilton hunted steven vitoria. a shake-up allowing mercedes to manoeuvre their man to second. there was no way to reclaim the race from nico rosberg, as he took the checkered flag by 17 seconds and the first win of 2015. >> it was a perfect weekend great to be in poland and win the race. very, very happy. the car has been awesome all weekend. perfect. really great. >> had lots of wheel spin on the car. it was a good race he did a fantastic job, i'm grateful i could get back up to second >>> with a statement challenge revived nico rosberg will look to moscow looking to rewrite the rivalry >>> that's the bit of football news. early lead at stamford bridge sets new records. terry with 59 goals, the highest scoring defender history. united states-bound steven gerard liverpool 6th. united have a goal difference. it looks like europa league football for liverpool. >> we conceded a disappointing goal from the corner. then we got into the game once we got the goal we started to find our passing rhythm. the second half we r

i'm kevin lewis. abc7 news. alison: thank you. well the weather this memorial day has been absolutely perfect so far. what should we expect in the coming hours? for that we go to meteorologist devon lucie in the storm watch weather center. devon: we should expect more humidity starting to work back. maybe you have felt that it has been more humid than previous days as we have gone through the memorial day weekend. the real time temperatures are outside. it's 70 in cumberland. speaking of the beaches, live look. a lot of folks are whatting up the rest of the memorial day afternoon before. dew point is a number that let us know how much invisible water block in the air. the numbers are closer to 68 and 70. higher humidity then. kicking off the summer season. 65 tomorrow morning. the kids might get by without a jacket. humidity feels not as bad as the last few. near 90 in the next several days and likely storm chance holding off for the immediate region. wednesday and thursday. we will let you know why the storm chances are enhanced.

washington township. 70 in wilmington. 67 in trenton. 64 degrees in beach haven, and 72 degrees in lewis. over the next eight hours, 83 by noon. by 3:00 p.m. 87 degrees. today's high brings you between 87 and 90. and then a closer look at that satellite radar shot shows a few scattered showers near allentown, and this is what's going to head our way. i'll show you the timing coming up. >>> we now know the identity of the new jersey state trooper who was killed when his cruiser struck a deer ran off the road and then hit a tree. trooper anthony raspa was patrolling with another officer when they crashed friday night on i-195 in upper free holt township monmouth county. raspa was 23 years old. flags are now at half-staff at the trooper's barracks in hamilton township mercer county. troopers kmp ss comforted raspa's family yesterday. loved ones tell us that the trooper was full of passion and pride. >> everybody that's ever been through the academy feels like it's the loss of a family member. >> i really feel very sad for the family. >> raspa's partner, trooper gene hong was also hurt in th

. >> she says greg lewis posted the ads online. she says she liked the place, signed a lease and paid $1,600 for the first month's rent and security deposit. >> i'm thinking this is going to be my house where i stay me and my son are comfortable for a while. >> but comfort turned to trouble just 20 days later. >> pgw came and cut off the gas. >> the utility company told her the gas was hooked up illegally. ishmael contacted her landlord. >> he stopped answering his phone, his text messages. >> and there's this. a letter in her mailbox from a person saying he owns the property, not lewis. in fact, lewis is his tenant. >> he lied to me. he told me he was the owner. >> we checked city records, lewis doesn't own the property a man in new york does. neither one has the required license to rent out the home. >> the renters license -- >> after numerous attempts to speak with louis on camera he agreed to a phone interview. >> aren't you supposed to get the renter license first before you rent? >> true. >> louis tells us the out of town own

lewis louis burgdorf coming up. er. >>hey. keep your chin up. for years, heinz ketchup has been with the wrong mustard. well, not anymore. introducing heinz new better tasting yellow mustard. mmm! [meow mix jingle slowly and quietly plucks] right on cue. [cat meows] ♪meow, meow, meow, meow...♪ it's more than just a meal it's meow mix mealtime. with great taste and 100% complete nutrition, it's the only one cats ask for by name. >> let's get a check on the morning other's headlines with louis burgdorf. he's brave this morning. >> and then there were two top spellers. the spelling bee landed in a tie. 13-year-old vanya shivashankar and gokul venkatachalam duked it out for 20 rounds spelling words i can barely pronounce. take a look. >> pis -- >> myrmotherine. >> correct. >> are there any alternate pronunciations pronunciations? >> there's just sprachgefuhl. >> how do you get those right? that's amazing. they were co-winners. now let's go to real estate news. the neverland ranch could now be yours. the former home of the michael jackson is going on

i am kevin lewis. abc 7 news. kimberly: the family is sending a heartfelt thank you to the montgomery county police department. they say for the past week, we have known the way her when, and how. now we know the who. you can count on abc 7 for continuing coverage of this developing story and you can always keep the latest and get the latest on our website, wjla.com and on our facebook page, as well, and our twitter pages. an manhunt is underway in fairfax county for two men wanted for a home invasion in reston. a third suspect was shot and killed, but it is not clear who pulled the trigger. a fourth suspect was wounded. this happened on stony view square near the intersection of south lake drive. police say the homeowner was not hurt. we have a crew on the scene, and we will bring you updates as soon as we get them. we are on storm watch tonight as this hot and humid air gives way to some potentially rough weather. meteorologist devon lucie is in the weather center with the first check on the forecast. devon: str

i got to talk with jerry lewis before the show. >> i understand that jerry lewis is a bit of a flirt. >> we have a funny moment, i'll say it was one of my more awkward moments talking with interviewing someone. but -- >> what did he say? >> i -- now i am speechless, like i was last night, let's say he is sharp as a whip, he had the whole room cracking up all night long. >> you look terrific. >> thank you. >> you going to get dressed? bill: senator jennifer beck, have you a new piece of legislation called shian's law. >> get a mental health evaluation there is a link between people that abuse animals and people that abuse human beings. >> spring has sprung, that means babies, i am here at the farms and zoo let's go. >> mom is at subway, a great meal starts with a great sandwich on the new "simple 6 menu." with six of our best six-inch subs, like the tender turkey breast plus any bag of chips and a 21-ounce drink for just $6 every day. >> are you in inin the investigation? >> yes,? the result. >> this was not murder-suicide? judge why don't you top talk to us. >> that is what happened w

kevin lewis is following the latest develop its. kevin: i got a text from a local reporter in the courtroom and telling me that scott tomaszewski waved his extradition back to maryland. his demeanor stoic. the recorded possession in police confession tonight. >> sporting an orange jump suit scott tomaszewski appeared in court at 5:is a our time. the 31-year-old is accused of robbing and brutally stabbing his neighbors, the vilardos. captain frank with major crime says during in a recorded sit-down interview,

we're at 66 in lewis. heading into the rest of today, temperatures above average. 87 degrees for philadelphia. the highs for pottstown at 86. a bit cooler in wild wood staying in the mid 70s. same thing for atlantic city. moving closer too 80 degrees. i am tracking weekend rain. i'll have the details coming up in my full forecast in ten minutes. let's check in with "nbc 10" first alert traffic reporter, jessica boyington. >> brittney, watching through a lot of active zones. 95 around aramingo avenue. losing shoulder area because of actual signs from overnight construction as well. just something to watch for. from woodhaven to the vine 13 minutes. no problems or volume in the area. more ongoing construction on the pa turnpike between fort washington and willow grove. only one lane getting by. if you're taking mass transit today, you have good news. no delays or problems for septa, new jersey transit or amtrak. more drive times coming up in 10. back to you guys. >>> 5:02 breaking news in south philadelphia.

. >> according to court documents, debbie oh flaherty lewis met him and texts him hours later and texted him. >> we shouldn't see each other for a while and at that point she was engaged, she used her resources with the broward county sheriff's office to track down information about the doctor's family. >> his children's names and their birth dates. >> the doctor says o' flaherty lewis threatened to tell about their affair if he did not pay off her debt. and then they set up a sting operation against her. her attorney claims the alligations are false. >> the actions of the defendant had to be malicious. >> and adding fuel to the controversial fire surrounding ashley madison and his 35 million customers i sat down with the company sow and his wife last year. >> you are encouraging secrecy. >> but not necessarily infidelity, and said they are not responsibility for damage or harm from the use of their service. >>> an investigation is underway after more than 20 cockatoos were found stuffed in water bottles in a boat, the discovery was made during an anti-smuggling operation in indonesia, o

richard lewis was one of dave's favorite guests. >> we just had this wonderful crazy relationship. >> said it's because of letterman he doesn't do stand-up on television. >> i was too physical. the camera was right here. running around like a guy escaped from a hospital. he said i don't want you to sit down. i want you to squirm and be crazy. >> reporter: he paved the way for him and many others. david spade said he and his comedian friends always wanted to make david letterman laugh the most because he's the hardest to please. reporting live in new york i'm suzanne marquette, cbs news. >> bill murray the first ever "late show" guest sits down for one last time. and bob dylan is the musical guest. and tomorrow night is the end of the line. the final "late show" with david letterman. it's right here on cbs, starting at 11:35, 10:35 central. >>> stephen colbert delivered the commencement address at wake forest university. >> for you grads, the future say dark chasm of yawning uncertainty. but don't worry, you don't have to face the future for like two hours. [ laughter ] first brunch th

officer lewis believes the city is on the right path. bisi onile-ere. al jazeera flint, michigan. >> well, there's a flash flood watch in effect in northeast texas this morning after heavy rain inundated the area. a dozen homes were evacuated. emergency crews used a drone to drop a rescue line to one family whose house was surrounded by water. officials performed a dozen rescues. >> people are also cleaning up this morning in missouri after severe weather slammed that state. five tornadoes swept through missouri over the weekend. the storm destroyed houses and cars and uprooted trees. there were no reports of injuries. the images, these are from a town that had still been recovering from a devastating tornado that tore through there exactly one year ago. >> in the west, the issue continues to be drought and scientists predict the worst is yet to come partly due to global warming. >> normally these peaks in washington are covered in snow, but this year are barely dusted with white only 16% of normal. streams flowing from the mountains are low. that's bad

lewis is definition of joy is a paradoxical one. it's not always the crimson and trumpets. his definition of joy is, i don't know, michael will know it better and people in this room will know it better but it's that sense of searching. she wrote a beautiful book called the road to loneliness. loneliness for her was searching, spiritual ambitions for most of us are happiest i think when we have the sense that we are searching and we are willing to struggle and willing to have unhappiness to feel that sense of fulfilled, feeling of surrounded this. >> lewis also talked about being surprised by joy. his autobiography maybe not something you concede that comes in other pursuits. one thing about the spiritual life that has always impressed me with people i respect in this way is the single-mindedness. we talk about the pursuit of joy in the pursuit of god and the pursuit of holiness. talking about the courage to go one thing perseverance to will one thing. that i think is another characteristic the focus. >> other questions? in the back there. stuart. >> so this is a political

dana lewis for us live in london. thank you.s dana mentioned even though the conservatives won, the scottish national party was the biggest surprise in the election. barnaby phillips reports from glasgow. >> reporter: she is now the most powerful woman in british politics. she has lead the scottish national party to an astonishing victory all but sweeping the labor party out of scotland. >> it hasn't happened overnight, labor has been losing the trust of the people of scotland for many years and failed to heed repeated warnings but we're seeing scotland put its trust in this party and be a voice for more aggressive politics. >> reporter: a succession of leading politicians lost their seats. for some in the party which has such deep roots in scotland there was gallows humor, but others must wonder what happened. >> it's not an easy one to explain. as far as i can make out, the scottish publish which for decades were happy to support a labor party that strongly opposed nationally. and independence, now believe that independence is

i'm kevin lewis abc7 news. leon: thank you, kevin. in a related note the man with they forced out of the job will be going back to work. arlington based phi delta kappa international hired joshua star as the new ceo. they called him innovative and a nimble leader. the 45-year-old father of three sends his children to montgomery county public schools and his first day on the new job is june 8. coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- search with a slur. a look at what google users were finding online today. alison: then later. >> the first thing i thought how am i going to explain to my husband i killed his son that i forgot his son that i forgot him? >> a virginia mother tries to keep the memory of her son alive by telling new parents the story of how he died. >> plus, d.c. streetcar project moving forward. i'm chris papst. coming up we tell you by d-dot employees are handing leon: the d.c. department of transportation started a safety initiative on the streetcar track this morning but the question on everyone's mind is when will the multi

buses will run seven days a week in lewis, rehoboth beach. it will operate through september. >>> this weekend people will also gather for memorial day services here in our area and a krys the country. >> the holiday was set aside to remember people who died while serving in the u.s. armed forces. american flags now stand over 220,000 headstones at arlington national cemetery. soldiers placed the flags there yesterday. it's a duty the group has done for years now. >>> 5:35. breaking news in the juniata neighborhood. there was a fire in the kitchen of the cancer center of america treatment center. the fire is now under control. crews have wrapped up at the scene there. we still don't know how it's started. the patients there at that treatment center were never in any danger. >>> black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> new from overnight, police arrested 20 people at this protest in north philadelphia. people gathered at 17th and montgomery to remember london chenel who was stabbed to death in a row home this week. the protesters got upse

live in southeast i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. alison: thank you. a controversial notebook now made public. this book was entered as evidence in the trial against the allegedded colorado movie theater gunman james holmes. the 56 pages are filled with stick figures, ramblings eight consecutive pages of the word "why" crawled in even larger writing. prosecutors are attempting to use his notebook to under mine his claim he was legally insane at the time of the 2012 attack saying instead it paints a picture of a methodical killer. leon: the family of a man charged in the horrific murder of a family and their housekeeper is asking for prysy and justice, but they are not talking about daron wint's guilt or innocence. stephen tschida has a statement for them and the latest from the crime seep in northwest d.c. -- crime scene in northwest d.c. stephen: there is still a police presence. you can see the house. the murder scene is cordoned off and this is an active case. investigators are looking for more suspects. now we understand they are looking into money

you and lewis can go now. 22. you know the song. know what he was doing. >> does mike know the song? >> yes, i do. >> if you can believe it deflate back after an investigation found the new england patriots likely did deflate balls and the quarterback probably knew. will anyone be punished? we'll ask. and hillary clinton and her cooperation with a super pac that will back her. plus the latest polling in the race for the. nomination including an undeclared undeclared contender in the state of iowa. and we have bellamy young and pierce morgan. "morning joe" is just moments away. like a guppy in a shark tank. it just feels like car salesmen want to sell whatever car is best for them, not best for me. there's gotta be a better way. ♪ ♪ as long as people drive cars carmax will be the best way to buy them. ♪ ♪ ♪ at chase, we celebrate small businesses every day through programs like mission main street grants. last years' grant recipients are achieving amazing things. carving a name for myself and creating local jobs. creating more progra

apparently is influenced by a great reading of the journals of lewis and clark expedition and you want to keep a daily journal like they did and it was a special interest in their illustrations that they included and he wanted to illustrate. he was interested in art and illustration. his daily journals began in 1849 and proceeded his whole life until 1913 until he became too sick to continue. these are the diaries. the 13 volumes we have from samuel reader's diaries. and certain volumes have items of particular interest are often three him for example is of particular interest because it's the most lavishly illustrated volume. and it's also the point that covers the territorial period from 1855-1857. and in particular it includes descriptions of his involvement in the battle at hickory point. the battle at hickory point occurred on september 13, 1856 when general james lane who was then leader of the free state forces and he would later become an early senator for kansas. he was in the vicinity of topeka when he received reports that proslavery forces are causing trouble up near and he

lewis at 66 degrees. we are watching a few scattered showers move into parts of dover and the central parts of delaware. you'll notice that they were thunderstorms but they're losing speed as they continue to track slowly to the east at 1

. >> my name is stacy lewis. at the age of 19 i was held at gunpoint and abducted from washington d.c. i was taken to new york city where i was forced to live a life of prostitution. >> reporter: they're here to support fair girl, an advocacy group who helps victims escape to life. andreas powell found the organization. >> almost all of the girls that we service, 100 american girls a year, were sold on websites all over the city. so not only is the problem pervasive, but it's right in our face. >> reporter: this is their annual event. they raise money this way. stacy jewell lewis shared her story so everyone at this event can see this can happen to anyone and with organizations like fair girls anyone can survive and thrive. >> they actually are strong, beautiful individuals who deserve a chance, deserve assistance, resources and an opportunity to become more than what they're now representing and that is their trauma. >> reporter: at long view gallery in northwest d.c. debra alfarone, wusa9. >> we've got more inf

kevin lewis is live in baltimore tonight. lot of people you have spoken with were waiting to hear this news. [no audio] announcer: now, abc seven news at x: 30 -- on your side. kellye: as we were telling you we are getting back to peace in baltimore. things are getting back to normal and we have kevin lewis standing by live with the latest.

kevin lewis abc7 news. leon: thank you. keep us posted. the other top story of the day. we are hearing from the mother of a man killed in a deputy-involved shooting in prince george's county. the answer she is requesting from investigators. alison: new problems for george zimmerman. we will have details on the violent incident that left him wounded. but first -- >> manufacturing. they weren't answering my phone calls. it's very chaotic. leon: a rough morning for thousands of metro riders. a all right of smoke in the tunnel between the rosalyn and foggy bottom station forced metro to suspend service leaving riders scrambling to find other ways to get to work today. a big mess out there. a few hours ago metro issued an apology for the major delays and the crowding at the stations. alison: we want to give you a look at some of the conditions that riders faced this morning at the claridon station, outside the rosalyn station as well. several ride herbs said it was hard to find alternate transportation like taxis and uber. leon: stephen tschida has more on what led to the met

lewis tweeted "sorry jo." ba >>> the polls are open in ireland as the country votes on legalizing same-sex marriage. if the irish vote in favor of same-sex marriage it will become the first country to approve it by a national referendum. ahead of voting polls are leaning towards the country amending its constitution to give same-sex couples the same rights as opposite sex couples. the catholic church is spearheading a campaign against same-sex marriage. >>> the president of the boy scouts says he wants the organization to reconsider a ban on gay scout leaders. nbc's pete williams has more on the battle ahead and who is already defying the ban. >> the bottle the boy scouts face -- >> reporter: after a bruising battle two years ago led to ending the ban on admitting gay young people to the scouts robert gates, the former defense secretary who's president of the boy scouts says the organization must now accept that public attitudes are changing even more quickly. he says the current policy that still bans gay sco

he has to bring in members to a coalition government >>> dana lewis in london. thanks >>> comrogan is a columnist with "the daily telegraph" and joins us via skype. let's start with one of the exit poll scenarios that shows david cameron's conservatives short of the majority they need to govern alone. if the numbers are accurate is it likely there'll be no change in britain because the coalition will stay in place. >> great to be with you. >> i think it's possible. there's also the possibility that if the exit poll that had been mentioned so much, that it's gaining seats. if it turns out to be true the conservatives may govern as a minority. that is to say they'll take votes in the house of parliament. and they hope they'll bring mps from any party and to push them 8-10 seats over the line to get a result. in the last 10-15 minutes, what has been noticeable is in key seats, where there was a 2% swing that needed to happen from the conservatives to labour. what is turning out that 2% swing is going the other way. i think it looks like the exit poll seat is correc

we got it off the ground, 30 kids came out, officer lewis trained them, it was a rigorous train it was a no mess around training they understood they were out there to create safety, the kids took it seriously, we got them appropriately wardrobe so they wear their cab their sashes, now they wear vests and we have our signal out in crossing guard out, crossing guard in and they understand that they are to take it seriously. so, fast forward to this year, 35 crossing guards still two supervisors, two grown-ups that are out there supervising the kids and we're able to staff two small streets, the street right in front of the school which is the primary drop-off zone and the street up one block from there which is san fernando and dare yo*n, not big streets we're not talking about ocean those are things that the mta takes care of so our kids are not out there on those big thoroughfares but they are experiencing how to keep people safe on the small street sos the big motivations for us are a sense of pride in the school, a sense of legacy which was a big deal at come do*r sloat and a servic

everybody sitting in this room. >> ray lewis is a big man full of raw passion and a love for baltimoreall of famer and former linebacker got a stage in this baltimore high school. and the kids leaned in like they were in a huddle. >> let's stop doing -- let's stop putting ourselves in situations. we can create what you tell somebody. challenge me to see who can read a book faster hahn me. >> lewis made it clear his heart hurts for the pain he sees in his city, the protests and rioting made him put everything else on hold. >> this is a rural problem. we have some black kids killing each other like it is a video game. we got teach them, stop killing each other. >> we have a long way go. we have people here contributing that. we don't need waste anybody's talent. we need to be a part of it. proud to be a part of it, man. it's got move forward. >> baltimore raven teammates helped hand out food and supplies to elementary kids before talking to several high schools and these dads tell me they were proud of one mother who took a stand. >> from the beginning of time, you know why everybody is

in the early days, richard lewis was one of dave's most frequent guests. >> we just had this really,derful, crazy relationship. >> reporter: lewis says it is because of letterman that he doesn't do stand up on television. >> i was too physical and camera is right here and i'm running around like the guy who escaped from a hospital. so he says, i don't want you you to do that. i want to you sit down and squirm and be neurotic a and crazy. >> reporter: he credits letterman with paving the way for him and many others. in new york, susan marquez for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> it is quite a legacy. this is it, we're down to the last three late shows with david letterman. tom hanks will stop by tonight with rocker eddie vetter. on tuesday the great bill murray will make his forty-fourth appearance on letterman's show. on wednesday the final show will be an hour, filled with surprises, memorable highlights and one last top ten list. see it all right the here on cbs-3. >> you know dave will go out with a bang, no matter what it is, it will be a fun night. >> fun tonight. >> how sit looking?