marci gonzalez is there. marci, good morning to you. >> reporter: hi, dan. good morning. things are back to normal here after those two unrelated crimes. one of them bringing this normally very busy area to a standstill. for hours, the famed las vegas strip shut down. >> watch out for crossfire. guy with the rifle. >> reporter: thousands of tourists kept at a distance. >> people dropped everything everywhere. because they were in such a hurry to get out. >> reporter: a s.w.a.t. team surrounded this public bus outside the cosmopolitan hotel, trying to capture the suspect they say got on board saturday afternoon and randomly opened fire on passengers. >> he just starting shooting indiscriminately. >> reporter: one victim killed. another shot in the abdomen expected to survive. the other passengers managing to escape as the accused gunman barricaded himself on board. police using an explosive and launching a robotic camera into the second deck of the bus, trying to get a better look at the accused killer before he finally surrendered. >> he has mental issues. we found that v

marci gonzalez, abc7 news. alison: right now at "abc7 news at 6:00" -- she calls it chilling.eading a group protesting trump policies receives a threatening e-mail telling her to stop. michelle: plus attorney himself in the russia situation but not stepping down. what does it mean for the trump administration? alison: new revelations after seven baltimore police officers were charged with crimes. the shocking list of charges right now. announcer: from abc7 news, this is a breaking news alert. michelle: we are following breaking news out of oxon hill where a teenager was shot to death this afternoon. this happened near potomac high school. no arrests have been made so far. police are on the scene trying to figure out what led to the shooting. we will keep you posted on air on abc7 and online at wjla.com. alison: also breaking right now, attorney general sessions says he will recuse himself from an investigation into president trump's campaign when it comes to dealing with russia. he denied reports he had twice met with the russian ambassador to the u.s. to discuss campaign issu

>> marci thank you. >>> breaking news just in -- chuck berry, rock and roll pier in has died. ♪ >> theock and roll legend found dead in his home near st. louis. one of the first artists inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. amajor inspiration to many musicians. chuck berries was 90 years old. >>> there's much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday -- the new scam. con artists posing as your bank and how they trick you into handing over your information. >>> the scary scene at that famous european tourist spot. the smoke screen created by a gang of crooks. >>> plus, they're known as the williams sisters of figure skating. one of them set to star at the special olympics. their talk with robin roberts ahead. anything meant to stand needs a stable foundation. a body without proper foot support can mean pain. the dr. scholl's kiosk maps your feet and recommends our custom fit orthotic to stabilize your foundation and relieve foot, knee or lower back pain from being on your feet. dr. scholl's. theseare heading back home.y oil thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn,

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marci, thank you. >>> we want to turn now to the new pictures coming in from california. violence breaking out at a pro trump rally in huntington beach. punches thrown in various forms. all-out brawls. police say a march of about 2,000 trump supporters clashed with dozens of anti-trump forces. anti-trump protesters sparked with incident when they pepper sprayed marchers. the president re-grouping after failing to repeal and replace the affordable care act. the president and his team re-grouping after failing to replace the affordable care act as promised in his campaign. failing to galvanize the republican majority in the house. mike pence spoke to business owners today in west virginia, saying the victory of obamacare won't last long. abc's david wright at the white house tonight. >> reporter: with the gop health plan in tatters, president trump sought to reassure his supporters that all is not lost. tweeting, obamacare will explode, and we will all get together and piece together a great health care plan for the people. do not worry. vice president pence brought much th

marci gonzalez joining us with details this morning. hey, marci. >> reporter: hi, dan and paula.ear to the audience it was not part of the show. the world famous magician was in the middle of one of his most dangerous acts when he suddenly stopped moving. despite a trip to the emergency room, he was soon back at it again. overnight, criss angel dangling high above the stage in las vegas. >> no! >> reporter: performing a precarious escape just one day after the same stunt sent him to the hospital. >> he's spinning very fast. he's flailing his arms and his legs. trying to do everything he can to wriggle free. >> reporter: his well known straight jacket escape. a feat he's performed many times of the years, including on "oprah." >> you're at 30 seconds, criss. 30 seconds. >> reporter: hoisted up by his ankles. his arms bound if a straight jacket, angel spins and this rashes his way to freedom. but on friday -- >> he kind of went limp. >> reporter: angel losing consciousness while suspended in midair. ? he seemed to stop trying to escape. >> reporter: instead of lowering himself to a

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marci gonzalez is covering the story for us this morning from our l.a. bureau.u're not fired. good morning. >> reporter: thank you, paula. good morning to you. the president is still the executive producer of the show and while schwarzenegger's official statement simply cited the show's baggage for his departure, he is making no secret of just what he meant by that. >> you're terminated. >> reporter: after just one season as host, arnold schwarzenegger is now terminating his role on "celebrity apprentice." >> hasta la vista, baby. >> reporter: the actor and former california governor pinning his departure entirely on the former host president donald trump saying to "empire" magazine with trump being involved, people have a bad paste and don't want to participate. but just last month trump publicly blamed the show's tanking ratings on his reality tv successor. >> they hired a big, big movie star, arnold schwarzenegger, to take my place, and we know how that turned out. the ratings went right down the tubes. >> reporter: schwarzenegger firing back with this video.

marci gonzalez, abc 7 news.to you. >>> a south bay man accused of stalking 19 underage girls made his first court appearance today. investigators believe the man has been taking part in these activities in saratoga, los gatos, san jose, los altos, even los angeles. kate larson was in court this afternoon joining us live in palo alto with the judge's decision and how he hopes to keep the victims and other young girls safe. kate? >> reporter: yeah, the judge actually issued protective orders for the four known victims. and if he posts bail, which was increased substantially today, then he'll have to be monitored by an electronic device. meanwhile i spoke to sheriff's investigators today that tell me since his arrest this week, more possible victims have come forward. leaving the santa clara county court had nothing to say today. his 35-year-old son, rajeev is accused of stalking four underage girls. he lives with his father and based on evidence found at the family's home in cupertino, sheriffs believe there could

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secret service officers caught marci wahl yesterday morning when she set off an alarm hopping a fence by the treasury building. you might remember, she got caught by her shoelaces l jump the white house fence. on wednesday, she was charged with unlawful entry... and issued a "stay away" order. she was then arrested near lafayette park on friday, charged with contempt of court, but again released. the third time was not the charm for wahl. more charges have been added to her list. a group of protesters called for accountability in montgomery county. the montgomery county young republicans rallied in front of the council office building yesterday. they say council members need to do more to protect citizens following the reported rape of a 14-year-old student at rockville high school by two illegal immigrants enrolled at the school. across the street, counter protesters said immigrants deserve their right to an education. council president roger berliner has said montgomery county is not a sanctuary county because they cooperate with ice. happening today -- school board member markus ba

marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >>> people panicked in venice, italy, when smoke covered st.r tourist destination yesterday. but it wasn't a fire. it turns out, thieves had thrown a smoke bomb to create a distraction. they wanted to rob a jewelry store. however, police arrived quickly, possibly drawn to the enormous cloud of smoke. the thieves ran off before they could carry out the heist or be arre arrested. >>> officers detained a man at the white house who tried to hope over a bicycle rack barrier. the person did not make it over the fence. the man said he wanted to deliver a letter to someone in the trump administration. >>> still ahead, the random act of kindness by raiders quarterback derek carr that restored a local man's faith in humanity. >>> and i'm drew tuma, we're tracking a quiet end to the weekend before our stormy pattern returns. the timing ahead in the accuweather forecast. >>> and a magnificent sight in the water. what >>> back now with an incredible sight in the water. crowds gathered in tasmania this week to take in the bioluminescence at a beach. it's cre

marcy gonzales, "action news." >> clean up is under way after stro the south leaving behind destructionha grig's church of 40was d. bibles were scattered in the debris. >> i was so thankful no one was in the building. no one got hurt. >> a mobile home torn apart. >> federal investigators are trying to figure out what sent a small plane spiraling into a neighborhood in georgia. >> the house i a plane just crashed. >> this was the scene outside atlanta yesterday evening aftere bursting the plane into fire. the driver was killed. homeowners were at church saying they were saved -- >> by the grace put it. >> friends, family and fans of joni sledge gathered inside thed farewell to the legendary singer. ♪ >> thehi the founding neighborsf the group for the platinumec "we are family." >> she was 61. >> a six-year-old boy went missing this morning. the boyontgomery was last seen inside his bedroom at 9:30 last night. when his family went to check on him this morning at 8:30, he was not there. he was found safe at 1:00 this afternoon. the details surrounding the disappearance remain unknown. >> p

marci gonzalez, abc news. >>> an ohio couple was charged with inducing panic after they faked a murderne with ketchup and sent a picture to relatives. this photo is fake, but you may find it disturbing. this is the picture micah riz ner sent through facebook, saying he killed his girlfriend. police said several family members called 911, when officers arrived at the home, they found the couple both alive. >> the officers were rather upset about it. once everything calmed down and kinda found out the story. >> the couple told police they thought a relative had stolen money from them, and they faked a murder scene to get that person to come over. >>> fans of jack carol ak are celebrating what would have been his 95th birthday. he was born in lowell, he died in october of 1969, age 47. he spent time in san francisco where an alley in north beach is named after him. >>> well, if you were in the city today, a beautiful day outside. blue skies, pretty nice temperatures out there. drew, looks like a nice stretch ahead. >> yeah, and we deserve it. it's been so long since we've had a nice stret

i met marcy when she was about 11 years old. in the midst of some of the most heated moments of the health care reform debate, and to this day i will never forget the story she told me about her mom who all of a sudden had become sick, was forced to miss work. because of that, she lost her job and lost her health insurance. and ultimately because she wasn't even able to see a doctor or get any care, she died as a result of her illness. and i took that story with me along with countless other stories of families unable to access care, pay for medication or see a doctor. and i used them as motivation, as my colleagues and i worked tirelessly to pass the affordable care act. just last month i was proud to have marcy, who is now 18, attend president trump's joint address to congress as my guest. today marcy is still sharing her story, advocating for affordable health care as well as transgender rights. and she along with millions of others across the country is once again standing up, speaking out and making it clear we cannot go ba

abc's marcy gonzales is live with the details. >> hi rick, yes. the state that successfully fought the original travel ban is joining the fight this time. >> washington state joining hawaii in trying to block president trump's travel ban from being implemented. >> feel strongly it's unconstitutional. he will ask the the same judge that issued the nationwide injunction last month to block it because despite changes the injunction remains in place. >> there are still constitutional problems with the revised executive order and the president does not get to decide if a new executive order is different enough to be clear from that underlying injunction. the court decides that and on monday the trump administration reveals the new ban on six predominantly muslim nations with iraq removed from the ban and removed from those t valid visas, the main goal is stop terrorists from entering the u.s. >> we feel confident that the order is consistent. >> and washington and hawaii that filed a lawsuit to block the ban believes that based on the past statements t

marci gonzalez has the latest. >> reporter: the first glimpse of the pair sips police say 50-year-oldkidnapped thomas. on march 15, two days after comins and thomas vanished in tennessee they were captured on surveillance shopping at walmart in oklahoma city. newly discovered imans show cummings with darker hair and thomas with reddish hair. they bought food and paid in cash. >> she looked subservient to him. walking behind him. looking to him. very scary image and frankly exactly the kind of image we were expecting. >> in 2 1/2 weeks since there have been no other confirmed sightings of the pair. the the search expanding across the u.s. and into central america. cummings was fired after alleged inappropriate contact with thomas earlier this year. investigators say the the two communicated by leaving draft e-mails on a school computer. >> the other person would log in, read the message and then delete it. >> thomas's sister tells abc news comins didn't just send messages but would stop by thomas's workplace. >> she would go and hide until he left. >> tennessee bureau of investigation

marcy gonzalez, abc new, los angeles. >>> snap closed above $24 as she mentioned.rall, it was a down day for the dow, nasdaq and s&p. one day after the indices soared to their latest record highs. >>> snap's successful ipo may have a direct impact on our economy here in the bay area. >> kate larsen is in san francisco. and you're hearing this may prompt some bay area companies to launch their own ipos now? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. past few years have been very close when it comes to tech ipos, but now because of snap's successful offering today, a lot of people are wondering if that will be the catalyst to drive big companies like uber and a airbnb to finally go public. all eyes on los angeles based snap today as the parent company for social media sensation snapchat makes its initial public offering on the new york stock exchange. >> the ipo was perfect. >> reporter: a consultant focused on tech believes snap's stock market success, closing at $24.48, 44% higher than the original $17 offering price, may inspire local tech companies considering going public

the secret service says marcy wall was carrying a sleeping bag and backpack when she scaled a fence near the treasury building. >> wallace from washington state, the 38-year-old was arrested tuesday dangling from the white house fence by the shoelaces of her sneakers. a day later she pleaded guilty and a judge ordered her to stay away from the white house. she was arrested friday and during her saturday court appearance she was once again ordered to stay away. and then about 12 hours later the secret service arrested her near the treasury building. this is the third time. she'll make her third court appearance today. >>> the influence of president trump's son-in-law is growing this morning. you can expect to see trending in your twitter time line. jared kushner will lead a new office responsible for streamlining and overhauling the federal government. meanwhile, the senate judiciary committee is expected to vote on judge neil gorsuch's supreme court hearing. >>> in the next hour news 4's tracie potts will be live on capitol hill for more on what we can expect on judge gorsuch's nominatio

marci gonzalez, abc news. >>> now to developing news out of san jose.d in a hit-and-run crash. it happened just before midnight at monterey highway and stauffer boulevard. officers arrived to find the victim with serious injuries. he was taken to the hospital where he died. the search is now on for the driver, but no information about the car has been released. >>> a 99-year-old woman fought back after she was carjacked by a woman who had just been released from jail. it happened wednesday night outside the rancho cucamonga jail. 99-year-old virginia batista was in her car waiting for her daughter when a woman jumped in the driver's seat. that woman was 24-year-old monique kadina who had just been released after being cited for being under the influence of a controlled substance. the woman threatened to hit batista and steal her hearsputt. >> i said -- her purse. >> i said i'm going to hit you. >> she let batista out at a gas station after a scary 90-minute joyride. she was not hurt. police found cadina a few hours later and rearrested her. >>> dozens o