justices looking to retire is america on the verge of sliding into theocracy alas the reverend barry lynn in just a moment and the trumpet ministration has just put the drinking water for one out of three americans at risk we'll talk about how internet's lone liberal rumble with horace cooper and charles. donald trump i want to build a wall on the mexican border but under his watch the constitutional wall that is supposed to separate church and state is crumbling and crumbling fast this week the u.s. supreme court took action on three very significant cases that have america's commitment to secular government very very worried for more on those three cases i'm joined now by reverend barry lynn executive director of americans united for separation of church and state reverend lynn welcome back it's nice to be here great to have you with us so on monday the court said that if the government is going to pay to resurface the playground of a public school they have to do it for a church school that's right what is wrong with this picture what's wrong with this picture is never before has the u

errol, lynn, thank you for taking time to be with us.appreciate having your insights. >> thank you. >>> want to tell you an important story. decorated marine found shot in iraq, his death was a suicide, but his family doesn't quite believe that. >> they're not sure. why they say there was rush to judgment and what the investigation has revealed. so tell us your big idea for getting the whole country booking on choice hotels.com. four words, badda book. badda boom... let it sink in. shouldn't we say we have the lowest price? nope, badda book. badda boom. have you ever stayed with choice hotels? like at a comfort inn? yep. free waffles, can't go wrong. i like it. promote that guy. get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed. when you book direct at choicehotels.com. book now. dreeb en. stall man has been working to restore her husband's reputation. the medical examiner ruled the colonel's death a suicide. >> with the help of retired jag lawyer, ncis investigators, kim says she has documents that shows critical evidence was overlooked in

geri lynn, final thoughts on you? >> [ sighs ] i'm very much solution-focused.y feeling is create a sense of hope by letting people know that... there are people that care, not just us. there are a lot of other advocates in this realm that are there to, you know, give you a lifeline, to help support you so that you can get the healing that you deserve and that you need, and that's the most important thing. that's the beginning. ♪ >> when we come back, you'll meet another veteran who was sexually assaulted in the military who got the help he needed, and you'll meet some of the key people leading the way and offering help and resources for survivors. >> we're talking about military sexual trauma, or mst for short. joining us in the studio right now are three guests. heath phillips is an mst survivor and advisory board member for protect our defenders. nancy parrish is the founder of protect our defenders. it's a human-rights organization which fights to help veterans who have been sexually assaulted. and colonel don christensen is the new president of protect our

as for that interim position lynn abraham is not seeking it and wouldn't say no if asked and would do it without a salary. sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you sara. and you can find the very latest on the essential williams plea now at 6 abc's news app and read more about the trial and hear reaction from the fbi and other key figures in the case. other news tonight authorities are identifying the young woman killed yesterday on the route 100 bypass 18-year-old bianca nicole roberson a graduate of westchester high school. and lawmen are theoryizing she was a victim of road rage. jeff is live with more. >> reporter: jim, police are reviewing video from highway cameras and from local business surveillance cameras hoping to catch a clear shot in the other vehicle involved. a red pickup truck and meanwhile bianca's grieving father is pleading with the public's help. >> to me it doesn't seem real. roddy roberson is in shock. his baby bianca stolen from him on the route 100 spur. a beautiful life cut short. >> she is 18 and driving her car and going college. >> the 18-year

"chicago sun times" washington bureau chief lynn sweet. a affect your reporting? >> this is a little contraryian, and i support the promise these things should be on the record with cameras. but having said that for a print reporter, the need is to get information and facts, not necessarily they have to be shown asking your question. having said that, the matter of the briefing being on television means that all of america can see it in realtime, not just the reporters. that can only be good even if you think there's not a lot of content in the briefing, let people decide that and see that for themselves. >> isn't the bigger problem, lynn, that all the answers that we don't get during these briefings? abc made a list of 26 different questions that sean spicer's been asked where he said i don't know but i'll get back to you and but hasn't gotten back to anybody. a list of more than two dozen the white house isn't addressing, big ones whether the president believes in man-made climate change. >> on that we would have an hour special of press

adam lynn two-run homer his fifth, nats lead 3-1, came the 9th inning and came in to close it, he says he tweaked his reaching down for his body wash in the shower. and that explains his horrible outing today. since no more bizarre with an rbi double ball. this will go extras but then in the 11th, robinson, that's the game winner off shawn kelly. nats lose in 11, 6-3. you saw it on fox 5 maybe you don't want to see it if you're an orioles fan, taking on the yankees and that's what they did with the bats from from the start. judge erin judge. 19th homer of the year and gets worse, orioles give up five home run, nine in the first two innings. chris davis hit a homer but that's compared to what they were up against.

i'd also like to thank todd, lynn, mr. siler, mr. burke from wyoming high school. this is a place where otto experienced some of the best moments of his young life, and

then i went to see this young agent, lynn nesbitt, who was young agent, lynn nesbitt, who was just, i think, setting up. she called and said she read the book and she would like to represent me. could i come in and see her? i went in to see her and she said something very complimentary about the book. lynn always understands the books. and she said, you have to tell me something first. what do you look so worried about? i didn't know i looked worried. but i was. i said i am worried i will not have enough money to finish the book and she said, how much do you need? i don't remember the figure, that i figured i needed two more years. i told her what that figure was and she said, -- and she remembers this the same way -- is that what you are worried about? you can stop worrying right now. i can get you that by picking up the phone. verybody in new york knows about this book. was up in the bronx, i had no idea. that's how i get her. she has been my agent now -- that was 1970, 47 years. i've had the same agent and the same editor for 47 years. brian: i did some calculations. 4,513 pages yo

. >>> let's bring in lynn suite, washington bureau sheet and andres bauer, political commentator, former lieutenant governor of south carolina. good morning. >> good morning. >> i want you first to listen to republican, former republican congressman pete hoke stra and current senator jeff merkel. >> dangerous precedent that the president's private conversations can be revealed. it will be a he said he said type of thing. it is one side of the story. i don't think that helps the process move forward. in that case, the president can i think and would rightfully exert executive privilege. >> i don't think he will because it will be simply more cover up and more obstruction and i don't think he has a strong legal foundation to succeed. >> "new york times" and "the washington post" reporting it is unlikely the president will assert executive privilege, but is this considering what we just heard an open question still? >> well, here are a few points to make and i think it is open until the white house says on the record that it is closed. courts have established since the watergate era, the pr

kevin lynn turner made me believe in monsters. he made me believe in werewolves, made me believe these vicious monsters will attack you. once they attack victims, we take on these hideous formations of ourselves. we become dark, we get in these places and nobody understands. you begin to look at us differently. i thought i was a straight a student over the summer when he raped me in 1985. when i went back to school i was different. something was wrong with me. i didn't understand it myself or why my grades began to go down. i didn't understand why i look at people differently, or why i any man that crossed my path. i didn't have the services or counseling or anyone to reach out and say it's going to be ok, we are here for you, we're going to get through. i had to try to make it happen all on my own. my parents didn't understand. i'm thankful today to be here. i feel the passion that you have on this panel to say, no more. i feel the passion that you feel for us and say, " we did not forget about you." because i felt i was forgotte

mary lynn ditmar worries any disaster involving spacex could have larger implications for the futurespace exploration. >> might people extrapolate from that, well, this is so dangerous nobody should be doing it? >> is there that danger? >> i think there is that danger. i would hope not. you know, i would hope that people wouldn't go down that road. but i do worry about it. >> reporter: spacex would not comment for this story. but elon musk has defended the fueling process and said the company's doing everything it can to minimize the risks. later this year spacex is planning to test a larger version of its falcon rocket, the one that will eventually carry tourists going around the moon. >>> the broadway music "come from away" is up for seven tony awards this sunday night. it's about a small canadian town that offered safe harbor to thousands of stranded airline passengers after planes were grounded there on 9/11. mo rocca introduces us to the cast members and a pioneering pilot who's depicted on stage. ♪ >> reporter: it's being called broadway's surprise hit of the season. ♪ now "com

and lynn swede is the reporter for the chicago sun times. the white house weighing if executive privilege is something to use. what exactly, lynn, might the white house be weighing in trying to make that decision? >> i don't think we will know right away. thursday is a long way off in political time. i think they are weighing not just the success of the challenge to the senate intelligence committee and comey to proceed, but whether or not a fight is worth it. it is not lineal. it is not will he testify or not. there are various stops along the way. >> could be limitations. >> you could have -- we know that a president has privilege, but not absolute privilege. you could have a negotiation as to what the testimony would be about. the senate could reject a claim of presidential privilege. the senate could go to court. comey could go to court. we have a lot of twists and turns f. the turns. if there is a court fight, it might not be reresolved. if it goes to what happens in the meetings, we find out if president trump has a recording device in

sheri lynne muhleman disappeared in 1989. police say they have reason to believe she was killed. "abc 7 news" reporter katie outes utehs is live at police headquarters. >> reporter: he wants to hear from you. he says no detail is too small to be shared. as this case shows, nearly three decades later any bit of new information can help push a case forward. this 25-year-old fremont mother, sheri lynne muhleman sent her daughter to school on february 27th, 1989 and hasn't been seen since. >> about six months ago we got a couple of contacts from people that wanted to get some things off their chest. that happens a lot, especially with 20, 30-year-old cold cases. people are you know what, i'm getting older, i'm getting sick, or i should have come forward at the time but i was too scared. >> reporter: police say she lived with her on again, off again and father of her child michael abraham. he and his sister may have been the last people to see muhleman. his decoto road home has been demolished and is now a church. >> we ended up looking into it and getting some better details that we'

and victoria lynn from the victoria lynn beauty youtube channel, she is amaze pg. >> she is.her fingers? >> they're part of her dragon fly look. >> they do all this on themselves? >> yes. because in this challenge, they are judging based on creativity, special effects, and illusion with body paint. zp >> she's doing this free hand. that's what gets me. >> she's just going for it. you see her there with the dramatic eyes. and look at what she's done to her face. she's taken all these bright colors and fills in the veins. now my favorite part. >> glitter! how did i know that? >> there's so much glitter in this video, i could not get enough. remember i told you that one of the expectations was using body paint and creating that illusion? she does just that. >> okay, you win. she wins. >> seriously. but we haven't seen the other artists. i'm sure they're just as talented. i'm sure they are all bringing it. >> no detail is too small. and all of you who wants to vote on the contest, you can do that through june 23rd. >>> a smooth kid decides to hit the drive-thru. >> i like how he

sheri lynne muhleman disappeared in 1989. police say they have reason to believe she was killed.news" reporter katie outes utehs is live at police headquarters. >> reporter: he wants to hear from you. he says no detail is too small to be shared. as this case shows, nearly three decades later any bit of new information can help push a case forward. this 25-year-old fremont mother, sheri lynne muhleman sent her daughter to school on february 27th, 1989 and hasn't been seen since. >> about six months ago we got a couple of contacts from people that wanted to get some things off their chest. that happens a lot, especially with 20, 30-year-old cold cases. people are you know what, i'm getting older, i'm getting sick, or i should have come forward at the time but i was too scared. >> reporter: police say she lived with her on again, off again and father of her child michael abraham. he and his sister may have been the last people to see muhleman. his decoto road home has been demolished and is now a church. >> we ended up looking into it and getting some better details that we're able

>> lynne is a hokie. >> lynne is a hokie, so is brian sullivan us hokies stick together. >> you'll haven. >> lynne, thank you. >>> a big banks about to get their report cards from the fed. those stocks rallies today ahead of the results we'll tell you who will come out on top plus the dollar is at a seven-month low. "power lunch" will be right ba ck online u.s. equity trades... ♪ ...you realize the smartest investing idea, isn't just what you invest in, but who you invest with. ♪ at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. >>> this afternoon, the second report will be released. buybacks, increases in dividends. let's bring in jason goldberg. good to have you here. >> good afternoon. >> so people wait for these stress tests, because this is the moment where finally the fed has said, okay, you have enough capital, so now you are allowed to do other things with it, presumably return it to shareholders you cover a

we will go to the map, zero in around cherry hill area, we have lynn and jenny that are in cherry hill. we have to get in tight to pick one or the other. she has a little bit of cloud cover but generally a nice star. she's at 58 degrees and her dew point at 54. still some moisture but she did allow that, window to stay open, and felt comfortable for her. back to the maps we will go and take it past storm scan to talk about the rocket launched the one that got scrubbed courtesy of the cloud cover building in at wallops island. they will try to go again at 9:05 tonight. as that rocket takes off just to the south for just a short four minute window after lift off you may be able to see really cool almost aurora-like cloud cover out there because of the chemicals, canisters that will be released from the rocket. there could be a really neat show in the sky tonight provided the cloud don't build into scrub launch yet again. we will stay tuned on that one but again anywhere between 9:09, 9:19 we will see cool views of the cloud. moving forward we will expect at lee for now quiet weather but

sherry lynn molamon was last seen in 199 at a home on dakota road in freedom.y friend said he saw her before -- fremont. her boy friend said he claw her before the left for work enthusiast morning, but when he returned, she was gone. a church now standsy that home was located. >> we hope we can find sherry. yeah, we would like arrests somebody, but the biggest thing is closure for her family, and closure to find out where she's at. there has to be some somebody out there that either witnessed this, or maybe know of something with additional evidence. >> sherry's boy friend was a person of interest at the time. he was questioned some years after she disappeared, but he wouldn't agree a lie detector test. if you have any information about the disappearance of sherry lynn molamon, get in contact with fremont police. >> a hi ranking vatican official, cardinal george powell, is facing several sexual abuse charges in australia. he denies the allegations. he is she a top adviser to the pope. he is the highest ranking catholic church official to be charged with a sexua

in northwest, kellye lynn, abc7 news. alison: what a fantastic program. larry: i love that. i grew up in the country and we didn't have that when i was growing up. i think it's great. alison: it's wonderful. so healthy to be out there in the fresh air. larry: good habits, too. early age. yeah. alison: all right. great story. ends i'm erin hawksworth at the quick --ends i'm erin hawksworth at the quicken loan national but today was more than golf. my story on a surprise military homecoming later in sports. >> it's been go weeks since the shooting at congressional baseball practice and mass calls for unity. where do we stand now? we will take the pulse of announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. larry: we have new information tonight about the plan to fix the water problems along the metro red line. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis at the grosvenor metro station to explain. kevin: abc7 first told you yesterday that general manager paul wiedefeld had a plan to tackle years of water problems here along the red line. today, metro announced that starting

lynn's husband put the block in there 13 years ago.it tied it through a string to an air bank and sit to go off 10 minutes later. he thought we'll live with this but the battery will run out in three or four months but that was back in 2004. >> has to be a way to get that out of there. >> probably involves busting opponent walls and paying to close it back up. >> new on "action news" a.m. pennsylvania valedictorian uses his speech to criticize leadership of his school district is that suddenly cut short. >> coca-cola mixes up philadelphia and pittsburgh in an social media ad. whoops. that story is coming up at 5:00. >> ♪ >> a crash in hamilton township mercer county killed an off duty hamilton police officer. this happened yesterday afternoon on the 2700 block of nottingham way. the officer's name has not been released. authorities are still investigating what led to the deadly wreck. >> this is new. a high school valedictorian's speech earned abruptly, the microphone cut out just as he was criticizing his northeastern pennsylvania sch

. >> reporter: john and may lynn's home is a tribute to their daughter jenny, a straight a student and budding musician at 14 years old frozen in time. >> she gave us coupons one year. this is worth five hugs. >> reporter: on may 27th, 1994, john left work and came to his home to discover a stranger had been there. he found jenny bound and stabbed to death in the bathroom. >> it was just so devastating. r daughter. christin ayers, on the nightbeat/kpix-5. a new mudslide is causing major backups tonight for some drive erra. and just taking everyone in shock. >> reporter: it's been 23 years since it happened. since then the lynns have moved just outside los angeles, but because their daughter's killer is still out there they've never really moved on. >> finding the person who is responsible for my daughter's killing remains the most important thing. >> reporter: over the years there have been leads but no arrests. authorities think the killer figured out the family's pattern and broke into their home through a small downstairs window. for years there's been a hefty reward for information

he didn't ultimately make the decision, but to lynn's point about the presidential power, which we'reppling with an lltal question about that. the president has constitutional authority to do a lot of things, launch nuclear weapons, preempt i havely pardon everyone. >> i'm not sure comey's intent is relevant here at all. he was being a whistle blower in this case. in this case he's now -- they're moving on to defame mueller when the same people like carl rove were out there saying he had done a superb job. so it's just not a credible argument when a week later the only thing that's changed in this case is that mueller is starting to staff up. you have to have cause in that case like this, and the only cause that we have is that mueller's showing he's going to conduct a credible investigation by hiring, who? one of the top criminal defense lawyers in the country. that seems to be the thing that's changed, not that comey gave his testimony. the evidence and the memos are what they are, and i'm not sure his intent matters in this case. >> lynn, this is interesting to me. i'm watching con

in greenbelt, kellye lynn, abc7 news. alison: impressive.till ahead at 5:00, today marks 73 years since the allied forces land in normandy. see how d-day was honored in our area today. >> they still have my money and i still have the cashier's to troubleshoot for a woman trying to get her money. >> the "7 on your side" phone bank ask the mechanic. we are rocking. just call 703-236-9220. tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello, and i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. introducing the ifrom subway.ction head in now to grab the five dollar footlong spicy italian. loaded with salami and pepperoni. for a limited time, the spicy italian footl