she didn't even know what she was doing with the mace. she just sprayed it in my face. >> reporter: that woman was then one of six people transported to a hospital for treatment according to sources on the scene. exactly how many were treated for what injuries -- [ inaudible ] police have already reviewed the on board camera footage from the bus so this investigation is well under way. reporting live in northwest, garrett haake, wusa9. >> thank you, garrett. >>> it's been a steamy day but there are fewer storms than yesterday afternoon. howard is in for topper tonight. howard, when and where are we going to see them? >> we're seeing them right now, especially on the south side of the metro down 95. big time downpours. we could have a flood warning to the south. immediately in the metro, we're seeing some stuff around springfield, over toward mount vernon and accokeek. this actually its way slowly off to the west, southwest. if our he -- if you're north of d.c., east of town, north of 66 not much going on there but these are tropical downp

somebody yelled, get the mace.o many new members did not realize what it was and they thought there were told to get a can of mace. that is not it for you they were looking for the sergeant of arms to hold up the mace to show it it is a serious legislative body, and people have to behave. brian: 21 years ago, the following was given. this is senator bob smith from new hampshire. i wonder what each of your comments might be with what he -- when you hear what he had to say then. [video clip] >> this is a very simple underlying commitment and will prohibit to any school system receiving funds under the elementary and secondary education act from implementing any school program that encourages homosexuality. it merely prevents taxpayer-funded advocacy of the homosexual lifestyle. that is the question here. should federal tax dollars in this bill be spent to advocate and encourage the homosexual lifestyle in the curriculum of public schools in this country? brian: he was in the senate from 1992 until 2003. what is your

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sometimes you have to get out the mace. brian: what are the rules today all about the congressional record and editing your comments from the floor? ray: yes. brian: do you identify you edited them? ray: there are lots of different ways the congressional record not only what is said on the floor of the house but material that can be entered in an extraneous manner. you can add later. that usually shows up in a different type of face in the record and shows up in a session called extension of remarks where you do not a it on the floor but want to add it. sometimes you make reference to an article in "the new york times" and you want to read it on the floor but add to the record. the record is more complete than of what is said on the floor. you have the right to edit mistakes or oversights or make corrections. don: it has been going on for a long time. clay and webster edited the remarks before they went into the record. it smooths out. sometimes because they misspoke during the debate. in the 19 century when members fall to

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this mace is killing me. >> and -- >> the o'sullivan wedding was the first gay wedding we had at theaccused rapist patrick o'sullivan. >> hey, babe. how you doing? >> gets a visit from his spouse. >> as attraction to males, this is all very new to me. >>> inside the suffolk county jail's riverhead facility, curly received to days of segregation for starting a fight with an inmate worker he said was withholding meals from him. now surveillance cameras capture tut in the white tee shirt attacking another inmate. >> coming through. >> we have a guy down. >> officers deployed pepper spray to subdue tut and are now leading him to a holding cell. >> he was receiving medication. punched an inmate in the face and refused to stop. he was sprayed, resisted the officers a little bit. >> spit in my cell. so i put hands on him. whatever, just regular [ bleep ] put me in jail. that's what you got to do. you got to live to survive. fight to survive sometimes. i can't breathe right now. this mace is killing me. >> tut's former neighbor patrick o'sullivan is enjoying fresher air outside for his one h

we fought and then we got maced. we got [ bleep ] with a whole load of mace.ppened to me. >> did you sucker punch him? >> i guess you can call it that >> how did he respond? >> he was surprised. he was surprised. he didn't like it. >> despeines was charged with criminal possession of a loaded firearm. and reckless endangerment to which he has not pled guilty. he would not specify the cause of the fight. sergeant salvaggio and officer nicholson hope to get to the bottom of it during disciplinary hearings for both men. >> i think it is possibly a gang related thing. campbell is a latin thing. despeines is a blood. they seem to have problems at times within the facility. >> fighting with another inmate, breaking the rules. you get a $25 fine. i try to make it worth $25. >> despeines, come on in, take a seat. how do you plead? guilty, not guilty, guilty with an explanation? >> i guess i'm guilty for that one. >> he is latin king and you are a blood. >> there's not really no beef between us but it's just a little situation i have. that is what led to the incident.

out of nowhere she started to mace even like it's air freshener. maureen: the six injured passengers were taken to the hospital as a precaution. leon: metro is trying to ease concerns after report revealed the presence of asbestos in all of the 1000 series cars. a small amount of the carcinogen is in a mechanical area on the outside of the cars. the revelation was included a contract for a company to dispose of the 40-year-old cars as they are removed from service. metro says the tom health risk -- the only health risk is testimonyson sawed their way through the asbestos. the installation of asbestos has been tied to lung diseases including cancer. smoke was seen coming from the roof of a popular restaurant. they discovered the problem was in an air conditioning unit. the restaurant is back hope tonight. maureen: a crime alert in arlington tonight after a woman told police she had to fight off an attacker near courthouse. it happened early saturday morning while the woman was walking along 15th street. after a night out in clarendon. the woman told

the o's third mace ban manny machado. he has 19 home runs on the season. he will face peederson in the opening round. if he wins the whole thing he would be the youngest ever to win the home run derby. >> i will go out and put on a show. just try to hit the ball hard somewhere. if they go out of the, they go out. robert: giants-phillies. if this kid didn't get his dad anything for father's day he gets a pass because he save his dad a major headache. the foul ball headed for his dad's dome. weekly allowance went up after that. has to be the play of the day. dadly wins big. leon: he never saw it coming. robert: not at all. british open begins thursday. jordan spieth looking for his third title of year. rory mcilroy sit it out because of an ankle injury but they may be nothing compared to the scare that zack johnson got yesterday. >> jeez luis! robert: terrifying. that was an air cannon going off in the middle of johnson's back swing. i was 235-foot birdie putt. if he nailed it he would have been included the playoff. the funny thing is he jumped three feet i

state police to take swift and immediate action against anyone who tries to disrupt the funerals of mace bro or 33-year-old -- mayci breaux or jillian johnson after the westboro church threatened to pickett the service. the suspect supported the group. >> every time this happens it seems like the person has a history of mental illness. we need to make sure the systems we have in place actually work. >> investigators are sxining houser's online postings and articles left behind in his messy hotel room. police meanwhile went back inside the still closed movie theaters where it happened. it was strewn with popcorn purses and blood. >>> investigators are rezinning cold cases after a serial killer went after a woman. she is alive he is dead. he could be connected to murders in illinois, nevada and ohio. >> heather who doesn't want to give her last name says minutes after she opened the door to her charleston home, neal falls began choking her. he held a gun in one hand and by the throat in the other. heather quickly grabbed a rake in self defense. >> he put the gun down to get the rake out of

. >> lewis told investigators she saw west get maced, then try to run away. >> witnesses also reported seeing officers punch, kick, and hit west with batons after tackling him to the ground. >> they told me if i don't move, they're going to do the same thing to me. >> were you scared? >> i wasn't scared, i was pissed, because they were beating a man to death. >> when officer corey jennings arrived as back up, he saw morgan state police officer david lewis with his knee on west's back. this is audio from jennings' statement to homicide detectives. >> it was hot, my partner officer parker told morgan st. officer after a few minutes that, you know, let him up and get off his back. at that time, he felt extremely heavy, like dead weight. his face, skin appeared to be gray. we put him over there, we reached down, checked his neck for a pulse, nothing at that time. >> jennings and another officer tried to revive west -- unsuccessfully. >> they deserve time, i want them to realize in a cellblock day after day. i want them to hear tyrone west screaming "help, help. stop stop. help help stop st

they'll miss out, they'll mace out on half the diversity of the planet.neration and the generations around us chose to wipe out half the species. at a nature reserve near canberra, a charity called bush heritage australia is restoring farm land. a few decades ago the valley would have been forested. and full of animals that australia is famous for, is that are now rare. >> not only do the colonialists cut down industries they brought with them invasive plants and aggressive animals. cats brought over as rat catchers and later as pets. there are thought to be $15 million feral cats eating animals or competing for food. in many areas, australia animals are the losers. the striped legless lizard is one threatened. >> it looks similar to a mistake, but with a nicer parliamentary. it has ears a long tail that it will drop if threatened but is related to skinks and geckos. it may look like a snake. it's an adaptation. it lost its legs through time. this reserve may be big, but australia is vast the the world life fund estimates a shortfall equivalent to an area

. >> reporter: the dog went dargt out of the family's home in mace zane 2013, and was nowhere to be found until aiden's mom brittany got a call from indiana. >> i got a phone call from an animal clinic in elkhart, and being here in mesa, that's really far away, so as soon as i got that call, i jumped up out of bed and was so surprised to find that they had found rocky. >> reporter: then they started to work to get him home. >> i happened to be in california visiting my mom and happened to, while i was waiting for her, thumb through facebook and realized that we had been tagged in a post about rocky, and that they needed volunteer drivers. >> reporter: walker and her family worked with highway heroes rescue transport. >> wonderful. how do you not feel wonderful about being part of a wonderful story. >> reporter: she was one of the many volunteers who picked up the 26 legs to cover 1800 miles to drive the boxer from elkhart, indiana, to mesa, arizona. >> he is micro chipped. i'm so glad that i did have him microchipped, just for that fact. i don't know if i would have ever seen him gang. >>

fattah and four others on his staff mace charges of corruption corruption, bribery, a lot more. >> all because of what they say did he with hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal campaign and charitable funds. fox 29's dave schratwieser following the story tonight from the federal courthouse in philadelphia. dave? >> reporter: iain congressman fattah face as potential sentence of up to 30 years in federal prison tonight he's vowing to fight the charges. he says he will plead not guilty and he will not resign from office. today we spoke with some of his constituents. >> that's outrage. that's outrage. >> reporter: constituents of indicted congressman fattah were disgusted and shaking their heads wednesday at news that the 20 year veteran of congress had been charged in a wide sweeping racketeering case. >> unfortunate person who's show no better. they do not do better. >> that angers me. a person like him he's supposed to be a milestone arc pillar for this community. bringing us up, not taking from us. >> reporter: federal authorities pulled no punches as they announced the 29 coun

you recognize this gurl mace yu she used to work with us, now part of the buzzfeed team and in this videoolleague are doing something for the very first time. >> my lips are like honestly the one thing that i feel like i don't like love about miu face. >> no don't do it macy. >> don't do it. nobody ever comes out of this looking good. they look like a duck. >> two things i will never understand in life -- plumping up your lips and tan >> says a woman with perfectly full lips and >> they're both going in to see a doctor to get their lips injected and it was all of course very predictably inspired by coolie jenner. >> luke a side angle difference afterwards. >> they go in have their consultation. the doctor gives both of them his opinion. >> we want to enhance the bone and give you more of awe filter. i would bring that lip up a little bit more. >> is it dangerous at all to do this? >> not if i do it. >> i'm excited. >> i'm getting more excited. >> they come back three days later. i got to tell you, this part is a lull graphic might make you a little uncomfortable because there are needles

. >> watch out for yourself, carry some mace on her stuff like that.ou have to always be on guard. >> reporter: police spent several hours here at the crime scene off broad street looking for as many clues as possible in this case and no doubt police also are checking out surveillance video in hopes of getting a look at that girl and her attacker and the same thing was going on at three other homicide scenes across the city. as authorities looked into the hunting park stabbing crime tape went up on the 5100 block of north front street where a 21-year-old man was discovered shot and killed. a second man was also shot fleeing the scene nearby on front and duncannon. police say he was found on mascher street and taken to einstein medical center in stable condition. then about 1:00 a.m. came reports of another man shot and killed in kensington on the 2000 block of east stella street. >> this is just heartbreaking for me as a parent. >> reporter: a time of celebration in the city turning to crisis points out this father. >> it under mines what the holiday i

so she came back with knives and mace spraying everyone. >> police say 34-year-old laquita ransom stab an 18-year- old in the face, stabbed a 31- year-old mom and her 14-year- old daughter, but the most serious injury was to a 19-year- old woman, a young woman who is still alive tonight because the d.c. police officers who arrived had the training and the equipment to make a tourniquet for her arm. our ellison barber is live at 6th district station where she spoke with those officers tonight. ellison? >> reporter: well, derek, that night obviously didn't end very normally, but for these four officers it started out pretty normally. they thought they were responding to a call for a fight, but by the end of the night they'd saved one woman's life. >> when we got there, everything was chaotic. everyone was running around yelling, screaming. >> reporter: when officer alicia ross pulled up to 50th place northeast with her partner zachary lynch, they quickly found four women suffering from stab wounds. a 19-year-old had a cut so deep it slice an artery in her arm. >> there was large amounts

>> mace. >> i why do you want to be a kid caster?e i like to be on tv. >> you have a face for tv. i think towel great. i can't wait to see you audition. let's talk to what's your name? >> devlin. >> devlin, lie i can that name. can you tell me a little bit about what the weather is like today? >> the weather is -- there is a chance of rain throughout the whole entire day and it is partly cloudy and the temperature is about 78 degrees. >> that's perfect 78 degrees, kind of muggy out here right now. i head down to my friend, alley. how old are you? >> six. >> you're six years old. where are you from? >> philadelphia. >> philadelphia, and you came all the way up here to be a kid caster, right? >> yes. >> and why do you want to be a kid caster? >> because i'll be famous on tv. >> you want to be famous on tv? >> yes. >> i love it. you definitely have the look for t these kids will all stands in front of this weather map. weather icons are over here. what they will do, they will come over to the table they'll pick out what they think the w

other dad michael did you have friday pennsylvania mace land ago pol guyed for participating in the fight and reports say he had a text from barbella saying he wanted to fight. veteran umpire jim berk says this goes beyond bad sports man ship. >> for parents to fight with each other never seen it. done thousands of games. >> reporter: we found out barbella has a history of bad behavior motor vehicle record show 4-d ui arrests and 25 suspensions including being suspended right now. police cannot confirm if he or someone else drove him to salisbury. duffy was released without having to post bail and we understand barbella has been released from custody. both men will to have return to maryland at the the end of august for a court date. in mays landing, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> detective investigating at parent murder of the recent drexel university graduate says she likely knew her attacker. investigators say no forced entry was found at 27 year-old jasmine wright's apartment on south 50th street. autopsy results are pending but police say it appears that she was beaten and

[bleep] >> mace. and tear gas. >> we are under significant assault. >> around 4:25 a group of young people can be spotted making its way toward the intersection of pennsylvania and north avenue. almost immediately protesters surround a parked police car. windows are smashed out. a tactical team is seen moving in the area but it's not there for long. in 15 minutes, the crowd that gathered here shifted the attention to the cvs and nearby check-cashing business. both are looted. at this time a small contin sensy of officers -- contingency of officers blocking off the avenue. those revealing where the majoritity of the officers were at this point. downtown where they had been ordered to report with riot gear. a point further supported by new recording that police just released. this is not until 6:00 when the officers make their move. the cvs was on fire. the beginning of a night that would see more property burned and businesses looted. >> now to a7 on your side" consumer alert. citigroup has to refund $

he released a statement to say it is his decision and never been happy about maces make -- macy's making china. now he is calling on supporters to boycott macy's. those are your top stories at this hour. coming up in the next half hour of the bloomberg market day, says rejecting austerity will lead to a better agreement for his nation. a look at how stocks are reacting. then a look at the business implications of the united a three opening embassy in cuba after 54 years. the grateful dead ending live concerts but merchandise empire will live on. a look at the business of deadheads. in the market for a new york ame? if you have your eyes on manhattan apartment, be prepared to pay up. home prices reached a record and already a skyhigh levels. the average price rose to $1.87 million, that is up 11% compared to a year ago. jonathan miller miller samuel crunched the numbers and joins me in studio. welcome to the broadcast. thank you. i thinkgoing on? >> the assumption is the very expensive high-rise buildings are skewing the record higher, but this is not about the super luxury high-end housi

tens of thousands of people gathered in new york city there for the mace sis fourth of july fireworkscular. security was ramped up over the weekend amid concerns of the terror threat. 7,000 officers were on duty twls officers from the counterterrorism division. >>> for many presidential hopefuls it was the perfect day to hit the campaign trail. both republicans and democrats spent the holiday meeting and shaking hands with potential voters. jeremy roth reports. >> select me. i think that is the right answer. >> no rest for the weary as presidential candidates worked fourth of july celebrations. gop hopefuls jeb bush lindsey graham chris christie pressed the flesh in new hampshire. jeb bush seemed to work enjoy working on a holiday. >> new hampshire voters are discertaining, they are educated. >> even a former presidential candidate got in on the act. 2012 republican nominee mitt romney greeted crowds at a new hampshire parade. >> i think he made a severe error in saying what he did about mexican-americans. i feel it was unfortunate. >> democratic frontrunner hillary clinton got specif

don't forget about mace. >> i won't forget about you. >> the following day, abendroth begins the departuremy homies. i'm going to smoke a cigarette. definitely have to see my p.o. today. i think i'm definitely going to go smoke some weed, for sure. oh, man, i can see outside. it's all sunny. >> i'm not going to miss these bob barker classics on my feet. i'm getting the hell out of here. >> what's up, dog? what's good? abendroth is met by friends, leaves behind his cell mate, ricky mckaskle. >> personally, i don't think he's going to make it that long. he's on probation and he's already talking about smoking and drinking. hopefully he does the right thing. i don't know. >> freedom! free at last! free at last! you're free! can't pull me down i'm free! >> mckaskle has recently begun a journey of his own. >> how is the conversion going? are you still on track? are you jewish yet? >> i'm jewish. i pray every day. i read everything i can that the rabbi brings me. i spoke to him today on the phone. >> have you learned any hebrew. >> i know chabot means saturday and shalom is a personal greeting.

. >> it will be uncomfortable by the earn of the weekend but it ace macing because that heat wave and that uncomfortable weather was sunday, monday, and tuesday, and it has only been two days of the nice weather when where we're still high and dry. but high pressure is still on shore, it is really not until the high moves off shore that the humidity will come in abe then we have the frontal system sort of blocking the really humid air from getting up into our area. and that is the the way it will stay today, and definitely tomorrow, and then by sunday, everything will move off shore and a we will get more humidity in here and then we will get a cold front sunday night and that is what will bring the chance of thunderstorms, but not down the shore, i really think it will hold off and you will have a decent weekend, friday, saturday, and sunday, yes, in the summer we include friday as part of the weekend. sea breeze today. high of 82 on the beach. eighty-three tomorrow. eighty-five, just a few extra clouds on sunday. water temperatures around 78 degrees. and then, if you are heading up

when he got here, he maced to take out the 4-year-old to the leer but there was an explosion could have been from the kitchen. we can't confirm that and he said it was impossible to remove the baby. >> it's interesting that israel's government and the military have both been unusually strong in their condemnation of that attack, they called it an act of terrorism. >> that's right. they were very quick to respond to this. within an hour or so of hearing the news, we had a statement from the army. they called it a barbaric terrorist attack. they called whoever did this terrorists. we heard that from the prime minister from the minister of defense, from the leader of the jewish home bennett. a unified message out of israel that they will bring these perpetrators to justice. there is a gag order on the investigation at the moment, but people here will tell you something very different. they don't think justice will be done even the palestinian penalty abbas issued a statement where he holds israel responsible because of its policy of settlement expansion. he says that means flockion of sett

getting into san francisco about a 15 to 20 minute drive time because it's backed up into the mik arthur mace meter lights are on slowing you down into the city. san mateo bridge heavier getting over to the peninsula. that's about a 20 minute drive time for you to get over to the 101 connector. richmond-san rafael bridge 20 minute drive time westbound 580 to north bay. golden gate bridge very easy drive out of 101 getting into the city. only about 20 minutes from novato or five from sausalito. >>> justice this morning is being asked to open a criminal investigation related to the personal e-mail account that hillary clinton used during her time as secretary of state. that's according to a report in the new york times. two inspectors from the intelligence agencies have asked the justice department to open the criminal investigation. they want to see if sensitive government information was mishandled in connection with clinton's account. clinton's use of the personal account for business instead of a state department account stirred up a political storm clinton insisted they never handled class

tonight hear from woman who maced all of her hope on an imposter. >> plus.kers smuggling drugs through bay area airports drugs through bay area airports. tonight story you will see only on abc 7 news. gaping new security hole that may be putting passengers at risk. be sure to join us for 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. >>> of for now tell we have sports. >> we have weather and sports together. >> this is great. >> am i in it. >> no. no. maybe. stay tune. you have to pay attention. despite faltering on the final hole of last month u.s. open dustin johnson believes he can get it done in a major. set out to prove it today. tiger woods nasty moment here young fan post round but nothing nice about his on course performance about his on course performance. 40 percent of field birdie the first hole. tiger into the drink. bogey. tell 4 over 76. tied for 1 tlichbility 5 time british open champ watson 4 over. saying this is the last british open. oklahoma state product jordan tell birdie 18 for 5 under 67. tie lowest round 164 by amateur in open championship histor

and jeff knows all about that, he's a lawyer who tries to help people find their way through maces he's institute of justice, you do this for a living and why? >> the government just doesn't have an incentive to make it easy. it's not going to go out of business and not going to force you to do it once . john: and that's the difference. the private sector knows it has to make things easy. >> exactly. because then you'll stop going to the store . john: whenever i think about the government, i think of these things, the easy button from that staples ad. >> did you do kicking it? yeah up to the ink fairy. >> yeah, you leave an empty cartilage and it leaves you a cartridge. >> or you can see use the easy button. >> yeah. like that's real . john: staples old slog on was yeah, we got that. and then research people were less interested in choosing lots of products and a simple experience so staples installed bigger signs. removed britney spears backpacks and 800 items and came out with the easy button. >> that was easy . john: staples scales profits quickly increased. the private sector has ju

. >> officers [ inaudible ] can we have the mace?> reporter: sources on the ground in baltimore told us city hall ordered officers not to wear certain protective gear. at least 100 officers were hurt in the riots, some seriously. >> so why can't we ask questions? >> reporter: back in april we tried to get answers from the mayor about that stand down order. >> what do you have to say to the businesses who were looted because of your order to stand down? >> excuse me one minute. >> you don't have anything to say? nothing to say to business owners? what about to the police who were injured? >> excuse me. >> reporter: the mayor's office today said they had no comment on the tapes since the riots the baltimore crime and murder rates have skyrocketed. rank and file officers say they feel unsupported and fearful of prosecution just for doing their job. the mayor sacked the police commissioner although officers say the commissioner wasn't the real problem. rather it is the mayor herself. bret? >> leeland, thank you. >>> the man accused of ki

brought him to the ground and that's when we both got maced. >> were you injured? >> no, not at all. >> not injured. >> no, not at all. >> but cruz says he had a secret motive for the fight, one that has nothing to do with food trays and everything to do with returning to the maximum security unit to confront michael bates. >> he ran his mouth. now he has to stand before me and be judged. i want to see him. i can't get moved unless i move myself. >> meaning? >> meaning i have to [ bleep ] somebody in order for me to get moved. i'm praying that goes my way. but if it don't, just a matter of time before somebody else gets knocked out. you better not tell my super. >> coming up enrique cruz takes a battering but it's a verbal one dished out at the prosecutor in his case. >> he had no problem whatsoever hitting on the undercover officer on the audiotape. >>> it's a new day and according to staff a calm one in the women's wing of the bergen county jail. in a plea deal with prosecutors shontera jennings pled guilty to unlawful use of a credit card in excess of $75,000. s

so i guess if that make mace trail blazer. >> she's a trail pwler. >> i'm on it. >> well, then, i'm honored. >> see how it works out. tee up on thursday for the national near washington d. c, tiger woods rank 2 58. in the world. woods ended up watching the final rounds of the british open. missed the cut so ended up going snorkeling with the kids in the bahamas. not what he had in mind. if winning 4 mr. major is share fantasy but wads says he's close to turning things around. >> from us stating not to be able to win golf tournament. not really there in contention very often. and so that part is from us stating but i know how close it feels and i know that i just need a couple shots here and there and turns the tide. every time i have had those opportunities i haven't done it. i haven't capitol done it. i haven't capitolizeed on it and people don't really realize how close it is between a person who is winning and person missing the cut. >> he's not close. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota sports brought to you by toyota. has to be so from us stating to be that good. >> rank no. 1 still

we will mace tick this as empty and appeasing the only.y i am a leprechaun and if i don't get my daily pot of gold you are leprechaunists. >> sucktucker requeswhy not vam? >> trigger warning was funny took me a while. >> in 20-years we will go back and say you are vampire i say. they will be marrying mummies in vermont. >> when did jungle owes been a persecuted group. group. people go after them>> we are going to look back on this moment 2015 as the fever pitch of insanity before somebody stands up. knotted all 320 million of you can be victims at the same time. >> instead of their own individual identity they have chosen group identity which creates factions that will war upon themselves. it will happen on the left but on the right, because we don't care any more. we don't care if you think we are racist. it will turn on the left. this opens the door in my opinion to zombies which will then cause an end to cremation and burial and will have to be freezing corpses because we will never really know if they are dead. >> i am going to do the

can we have the [ bleep ] mace? >> we have one female officer injured. she's saying a head injury. in and out of consciousness. >> joining us now fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera. everything we were told and reported corroborated by that tape. they let those guys hang out to dry. >> it was amateur hour to begin with. you had an encampitantincompetent mayor. the commissioner was torn between his officer and the orders he was getting. you had a power structure that was being politically correct. it sided with those who were protesting and rioting and destroying rather than the shopkeepers, rather than the people whose lives, very lives were being burned up right in front of them. now the tapes corroborate all of fox news' reporting. now the city of the westside of baltimore and the state of maryland can see how they were let down by their public officials. >> your reporting was accurate. people's businesses were ruined. they'll never get their money back. it's unbelievable. i want to go to your friend recollect donald trump. i think what he did with lindsey graham was bri

can spent our taxpayer dollars more wisely and we can make sure more of our citizen even those who mace mid takes have i have chance to become productive members of the society, and contribute to this country that we love. >> reporter: reforming the criminal justice system has been an over arching theme here all week long. president is expect to arrive at 1:00 o'clock and expect to deliver his remarks at 3:00 o'clock and he will leave the town by 6:00. guys, back to you. >> a sabina, thanks very much. >>> weeks after severe storms tore through south jersey help may be on the way for homeowners. >> governor christie announced he asked the federal government for 15 million-dollar to help people in atlantic, burlington, camden and gloucester counties after june 23rd storm. governor cited hundreds of thousands of power outages damaged power and road and infrastructure n word on a decision. >>> philadelphia police still don't know the name of the man hit and killed while riding a bike on sunday. they are hoping someone at home can help. this is the the bike. victim is a black male, believed

so she came back with knives and mace spraying everyone. >> reporter: her mother says the assailant was no stranger. it's somebody you think you know? >> yeah. in a see every day. i watch her son for her. >> reporter: and the drugs turned -- >> i take the baby from her because she's high off the pcp. >> reporter: if you don't live out here, you probably won't understand all of this. the 18-year-old sitting back there with her mother, she graduated from maya angelo charter school and works in the summer jobs program. in the fall she'll enroll as a freshman at shaw university and she almost didn't make it because she ran into somebody on pcp. the most serious injury was to a 19-year-old woman who is alive today because d.c. police arrived with the training and the kit to fashion a tourniquet for her arm. >> it's truly unnecessary. something really needs to be done about this epidemic. >> reporter: now by text message police chief cathy lanier told me today they're trying to get these tourniquet kits into the hands of all police and they already have saved other lives out there. we think t

enough to do 12 hours of radio sports per day on one topic and it's a mace, and it sucks. >>> also employssay they're investigating a video that apparently shows the pop singer arianna grand day licking doughnuts at a shop in southern california. you have to have seen this. fox news cannot independently confirm whether her tongue made contact. it's difficult. you can judge for yourself here. anyway, it reportedly went down just outside los angeles at wolf doughnuts. "the los angeles times" says officials are investigating the store you for allowing it to happen, but they're not indicating -- investigatey air -- arab na grande at all. they're investigating the store for putting the doughnuts too close to the tongue. trace gallagher in los angeles for us this afternoon. how come the doughnut shop is in trouble but she did the licking. allegedly. >> reporter: the health depth lowered the doughnut's shop grade from a. to b. but a even though she maliciously licked the don't doughnut, the shop broke the laws because they left them on the counter. she asked the doughnut shop employee if he had a

the victims are 33-year-old jillian johnson and 21-year-old mace mayci breaux. john yang has an update. >> reporter: authorities say the shooter howser as a drifter. authorities have spoken to his wife and his family. they say they are estranged, didn't have much contact with him. since early july he had been here in lafayette, louisiana, in a motel room. they searched that motel room and inside they found disguises. wigs false glasses, things that could have changed his appearance. authorities believe he did not intend to kill himself. >> it is apparent that he was intent on shooting and then escaping. what happened is the quick law enforcement response forced him back into the theater. at which time he shot himself. >> reporter: authorities say the search of the motel room, a search of his car turned up nothing that would give any indication of what his motive was, what his intent was, what he was trying to do here. meanwhile, this theater has now been cleared. they have now made sure there are no explosives in it. it is not any danger. they're now working on

for north korea in 2026 mocking pay off system that led to the world cup awarded to russia and other macesarthquake host manchester united international friendly tomorrow and this is big deal. manchester university yawned they are like the yankees of soccer the. won 20 premier league title. preparing for the season and head coach think they are in better physical shaich right now. >> of course. i think that we have high level than about earthquake. but they are fit. played already many, many matches. and we are not fit. we are not able to play more than 60 minutes for example the players in. >> sounds rather do your about the whole thing. but 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> not really confident. >> they will be good tomorrow. place is packed. huge event. >> thanks larry. >> i'm katie thanks for watching. >> i'm dan ashley for all of us here. we appreciate your time hope you can make time for us again in an hour over on abc 7. >> 7 news continues now on line on twitter facebook and all of the mobile device world trade center our 7 news app. see you again if an hour. hey, who wants to

. >> officers [ inaudible ] can we have the mace?rter: sources on the ground in baltimore told us city hall ordered officers not to wear certain protective gear. at least 100 officers were hurt in the riots, some seriously. >> so why can't we ask questions? >> reporter: back in april we tried to get answers from the mayor about that stand down order. >> what do you have to say to the businesses who were looted because of your order to stand down? >> excuse me one minute. >> you don't have anything to say? nothing to say to business owners? what about to the police who were injured? >> excuse me. >> reporter: the mayor's office today said they had no comment on the tapes since the riots the baltimore crime and murder rates have skyrocketed. rank and file officers say they feel unsupported and fearful of prosecution just for doing their job. the mayor sacked the police commissioner although officers say the commissioner wasn't the real problem. rather it is the mayor herself. bret? >> leeland, thank you. >>> the man accused of killing