mccray: that's right. i learned that people don't realize how serious it is, that it is a real disease, that there it's not about snapping out of it. one of the things we have tried to do with our public awareness campaign is to get that message across to people so they understand the signs and symptoms of when someone is really suffering and could use more professional help. soledad: do you think this could become a model for the nation? or do you think this is something that will work in new york city and start and end it can work in new york city, it can work anywhere." and we want to be as successful as possible with this service. we know many other cities could use a service like this. i did not tell you that we are also providing trained counselors who speak spanish, mandarin, cantonese, and other languages. soledad: it is not inexpensive. mrs. mccray: the service itself? who are calling. but for the city to fund this with the languages and support across every level, its not cheap. mrs. mccray: i th

mccray: absolutely. someone calls suffering from anxiety, the counselor will ask that person a number of questions and connect that person to a provider for long-term care. they are not going to stop there. they will make sure the person gets connected. it will be a warm hand off. they will wait until there is an aner and if the person wants, there is a follow-up call. did it work? was it a good match? did you get to the appointment? someone who is depressed might not have the motivation to get up in the morning and get to the appointment. we want to make sure there is a real connection made. that people are actually getting the services they need. because mental illness is treatable. soledad: what did you learn dealing with your daughter's depression? depression, people say snap out of it, bounce back, be happy, things that professionals say are useless. mrs. mccray: that's right. i learned that people don't realize how serious it is, that it is a real disease, that there is treatment. it's not about sn

that is latest live from temple hills, q mccray, back to you. jonathan: so they have a shelter for the folks to go to for the meantime how many folks are they expecting? q: that is where it gets dicey, jonathan. a lot of the people here have employment so they don't qualify for shelters. a lot of people are staying with family. it's a in the 5:00 show. jonathan: nice to see if they get it resolved quickly. thanks. also developing a man shot in the parking lot at iverson mall. lockdowns at two schools just lifted. sam ford has more with what happened. sam? sam: i'm on the relatively isolated of the back parking lot of the iverson mall. the once thriving shopping center here where today two people came together and right the other one is on the run. an empty parking garage is the scene of the shooting that happened after noon. residents nearby told us they heard a crash and then gunshots. >> i just heard a gunshot. the first one was loud and woke me up. then i think two or three more. >> they next heard a car own blare for a long time as the respo

q mccray has been on the story for us since monday. he has an update. what is t q: all right, alison. here is the latest. today a good number of the lynn hill residents got on school buses and made their way to upper marlboro. they rallied in front of the prince george's county courthouse and at the county administration building. they were here for three hours ago. they are pushing to have the utilities put back on. we have video now to show you of them rallying. the effort is to get the utilities back on. two fronts here. the condo complex attorney and there is senator's efforts. start with the attorney. back in april a judge gave pepco the okay to shut off power to lynn hill condominiums because of the outstanding $400,000 power bill. the complex attorney want pepco's ruling canceled and the complex's 2014 bankruptcy filing restated. to get the complex's creditors off the back. and to give it time to pay for when it comes to the senator, he has the state attorney office pushing for what is called an injunction. the complex doesn't have the money to p

i'm q mccray. larry: a routine ride-along in california turned into a scene from a kevin hart film but this is no joke. >> shots >> the shots were fired at the police cruiser with a civilian woman in the passenger seat. they tried to pull the car over but they sped off and began shooting. they gave chase until the bullets disabled the vehicle. no one was hurt in the ride-along. alison: imagine how terrifying. larry: i can't imagine. this is neat. this is serious. still to come at 5:00, getting your girl scout cookie fix for breakfast. we tell you about a plan to make girl scout cookies into a cereal and which flavors get the treatment. >> police are on the scene outside where a home larry: d.c. bureau chief sam ford spoke to the young women and is live in washington with the interview you will see only on 7. sam? zapat the young women are devastated by their father's death. one of them found their father. we are outside the apartment in southeast washington where the man who was a home improvement

from the newsroom, i'm q mccray. back to you. larry: all right, thanks. virginia is the latest state ordered to extend voter registration deadline. four other states -- florida, north carolina, south carolina, georgia -- also had to extend their deadlines because of hurricane matthew and t states. alison: clean-up continues in north carolina after hurricane matthew. for one town it's feeling like groundhog day. the community flooded twice in two weeks. the first tropical storm julia sent water rushing through the town and then it happened again after hurricane matthew. all told the community got 31 inches of rain. bracing for rain, too. chief meteorologist doug hill has what is coming up. goodbye to the 830's. doug: yeah. it has been nice but we have fall temperatures and a weather pattern moving in. nothing on locally but on the scan from washington we are picking up north of virginia rain in pennsylvania. this is associated with a cold severe thunderstorm watch. pennsylvania, garrett county, maryland, eastern west virginia. we see showers move in midday

i'm q mccray. abc7 news. alison: great to see people cold night to have nowhere to go. larry: yeah, the timing could not be worse. the change in the temperatures. chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a check on how chilly it will get tonight. doug: not as cold as last night but still it's 40 degrees, 42 degrees in temple hills area. across part of prince george's county in the overnight hours. the clouds are helping a bit. southerly breeze. this is a live look at the montgomery county college in rockville. ad will of cloudiness. milder. we are in the 50's tonight. the sun goes down at 6:14. tomorrow morning's forecast lows range in the 40's. this morning we had the lows as low as 30 and 32 degrees. west and north of the city. frost and a freeze. elsewhere it's low to mid-40's. still low 40's showing up on the map tomorrow. 45 in prince george. 44 in fredericksburg. we have a tomorrowing. 57 at recess. 63 in the afternoon. bring rain gear for the afternoon. the high likelihood we will be dealing with the rain. stay on top of the rain by downloading the weather app.

q mccray is there where people are doing their best to deal with a horrible situation there. q? q: that is right. let me show the viewers at home the live scene out here. of the building. they were called out earlier today when someone forced out left the water running. it caused a number of units to flood. the fire department is still on scene. services are inside the building to help people move. giving them money for first month's rent and a deposit. we found out the complex ows power bills to pepco that go back six years. the renters and the condo owners have been doing their part. they are paying their respect and -- their rent and the h.o.a. pays. but the owners from years past pocketed the h.o.a. money instead of paying the facilities. i just found out that they also owe hundreds of thousands of dollars to other utility the total now more than $1 million. >> the big question is how did the utility companies allow for debt to be this large? it's not the tenants' fault. they are making the tenants pay for a mistake that was not theirs. q: here is another live look at the re

toward mccray led all scorers with 20 and the cavaliers led by 15. came to a preseason saturday at home taking on philadelphia 76ers. >> game one tomorrow, 80 8:08 pm the pitch at progressive indians against five series, first time in nine years the indians host and -- an alds series. travesty has those of against the red sox knowing austin has a powerful lineup. >> they have a good offense and a good team overall. obviously they scored the most runs in best offense in they going up against that lineup and the experience they have, veteran presence, it will be fun.>> yangon's desk yan gomes has been plagued with injuries but they put him on the 25 man roster for the alds. the indian pitchers love to throw to him. he will be one of the three catchers on the lineup with robert gimenez.>> i went from sitting in a hospital room with a broken hand, i will not even why i was crying my eyes out because i was going to be a part of the team. once i got myself together i thought, i can try to make a comeback, i got to play a couple games and to be on the roste

q mccray, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. today across much of the nation. particularly, on the east coast. the reason? multiple cyber attack against online company and not over yet. it's a company that connects the web address to the right servers. among the websites hit harder twittest, netflix, playstation network. you name it. there were a lot on the attack. michelle: montgomery county man faces criminal charges after his 20-month-old daughter nearly overdose. jason hall was watching his daughter when she became unresponsive. the little girl 13-year-old brother called the mom who rushed home and called 911. the neighbor performed c. p.r. on the girl before the paramedics arrived. the hospital says it found p.c.p. and xanax in the baby's system. hall is charged with reck lest endangerment and ne -- reckless endangerment and the campaign trail. both putting the full court press on swing states with 18 days until election day. clinton is finishing an event. and our brad bell has been on them cap pain trail for a couple of weeks now. after a few days in penn

a guy that is a big hero right now, is kelcie mccray. he's the guy that chased from behind and got nelson at the 5 yard line to stop him from going in the end zone, after sherman had missed the tackle. >> cris: there was no touchdown the clock will stop at two minutes, right there. so, you have a two minute overtime warning. not sure the players knew what the situation was here. >> referee: that's the two-minute warning. two minutes. >> al: man alive. third and four, when we come back. i'm not hiding. i am. for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com sir, this alien life form is growing at an alarming rate. growing fast, you say? we can't contain it any long... oh! inds me of how geico's been the fastest-growing auto insurer for over 10 years straight. over ten years? mhm, geico's the company your friends and neighbors trust. and deservedly so. indeed. geico. expect great savings >> al: two minutes. seattle has a time-out. arizona does not. go back to the wagner play and the missed field goal. >> cris: by the time watford reached

they say mccray was shot southeast just after 1:00 sunday morning. no one has been arrested. >>> d.c. police are looking for two men who set a man on fire during a possible robbery. the man is recovering from third degree burns. police say he was attacked on 14th street near otis place northwest saturday night. two men asked them for money and when he didn't have any, they knocked him down and set fire to his clothing. if you have any information, contact police. bullets shot in one northwest neighborhood. more than 17 shots were fired in the 800 block off georgia avenue. it happened after midnight on sunday. no one was hit. >>> this is a reminder for drivers to move over for emergency vehicles on shoulders. college park police say a driver slammed into a parked maryland trooper on saturday. at last check, the trooper and other driver are expected to be whether alcohol played a role. >>> we're looking to learn more about a citizen complaint that led a d.c. police officer's arrest. this is the top story in our nbc washington app right now. officer art

a guy that is a big hero right now, is kelcie mccray. he's the guy that chased from behind and got nelson at the 5 yard line to stop him from going in the end zone, after sherman had missed the tackle. >> cris: there was no touchdown the clock will stop at two minutes, right there. so, you have a two minute overtime warning. not sure the players knew what the situation was here. >> referee: that's the two-minute warning. two minutes. >> al: man alive. i'm not hiding. i am. for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com sir, this alien life form is growing at an alarming rate. growing fast, you say? we can't contain it any long... oh! that reminds me of how geico's been the fastest-growing auto insurer for over 10 years straight. over ten years? mhm, geico's the company your friends and neighbors trust. and deservedly so. indeed. geico. expect great savings >> al: two minutes. seattle has a time-out. arizona does not. go back to the wagner play and the missed field goal. >> cris: by the time watford reached his arm up, that was watfo

a guy that is a big hero right now, is kelcie mccray. he's the guy that chased from behind and got nelson at the 5 yard line to stop him from going had missed the tackle. >> cris: there was no touchdown on the reach for the pylon. >> al: third down and four. the clock will stop at two minutes, right there. so, you have a two minute overtime warning. not sure the players knew what the situation was here. >> referee: that's the two-minute warning. two minutes. >> al: man alive. third and four, when we come back. i'm not hiding. i am. for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com sir, this alien life form is growing at an alarming rate. growing fast, you say? we can't contain it any long... you know, that reminds me of how geico's been the fastest-growing auto insurer for over 10 years straight. over ten years? mhm, geico's the company your friends and neighbors trust. and deservedly so. indeed. geico. expect great savings >> al: two minutes. seattle has a time-out. arizona does not. go back to the wagner play and the missed field goa

a guy that is a big hero right now, is kelcie mccray. he's the guy that chased from behind and got nelson at the 5 yard line to stop him from going in the end zone, after sherman had missed the tackle. >> cris: there was no touchdown on the reach for the pylon. the clock will stop at two minutes, right there. so, you have a two minute overtime warning. not sure the players knew what the situation was here. >> referee: that's the two-minute warning. two minutes. >> al: man alive. third and four, when we come back. i'm not hiding. i am. for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com sir, this alien life form is growing at an alarming rate. growing fast, you say? we can't contain it any long... oh! you know, the fastest-growing auto insurer for over 10 years straight. over ten years? mhm, geico's the company your friends and neighbors trust. and deservedly so. indeed. geico. expect great savings >> al: two minutes. seattle has a time-out. arizona does not. go back to the wagner play and the missed field goal. >> cris: by the time watfo

a guy that is a big hero right now, is kelcie mccray. he's the guy that chased from behind and got nelson at the 5 yard line to stop him from going in the end zone, after sherman had missed the tackle. >> cris: there was no touchdown on the reach for the pylon. >> al: third down and four. the clock will stop at two minutes, right there. so, you have a two minute overtime warning. not sure the players knew what the situation was here. >> referee: that's the two-minute warning. two minutes. >> al: man alive. third and four, when we come back. ♪ i'm not hiding. i am. for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com sir, this alien life form at an alarming rate. growing fast, you say? we can't contain it any long... oh! you know, that reminds me of how geico's been the fastest-growing auto insurer for over 10 years straight. over ten years? mhm, geico's the company your friends and neighbors trust. and deservedly so. indeed. geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >> al: two minutes. seattle has a time-out. arizona does not. go

a guy that is a big hero right now, is kelcie mccray. he's the guy that chased from behind and got nelson at the 5 yard line to stop him from going in the end zone, after sherman had missed the tackle. on the reach for the pylon. >> al: third down and four. the clock will stop at two minutes, right there. so, you have a two minute overtime warning. not sure the players knew what the situation was here. >> referee: that's the two-minute warning. two minutes. >> al: man alive. i'm not hiding. i am. for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com sir, this alien life form is growing at an alarming rate. growing fast, you say? we can't contain it any long... oh! that reminds me of how geico's been the fastest-growing auto insurer for over 10 years straight. over ten years? mhm, geico's the company your friends and neighbors trust. and deservedly so. indeed. geico. expect great savings >> al: two minutes. seattle has a time-out. arizona does not. go back to the wagner play and the missed field goal. >> cris: by the time watford reached hi

a guy that is a big hero right now, is kelcie mccray. from behind and got nelson at the 5 yard line to stop him from going in the end zone, after sherman had missed the tackle. >> cris: there was no touchdown on the reach for the pylon. >> al: third down and four. the clock will stop at two minutes, right there. so, you have a two minute overtime warning. not sure the players knew what the situation was here. >> referee: that's the two-minute warning. two minutes. >> al: man alive. third and four, when we come back. ♪ i'm not hiding. i am. for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com sir, this alien life form at an alarming rate. growing fast, you say? we can't contain it any long... oh! you know, that reminds me of how geico's been the fastest-growing auto insurer for over 10 years straight. over ten years? mhm, geico's the company your friends and neighbors trust. and deservedly so. indeed. geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >> al: two minutes. seattle has a time-out. arizona does not. go back to the wagner play a

i'm q mccray. larry:h chilling spree of violent crimes. tonight he is dead after a shoot-out with police in oklahoma. michael vance live streamed his escape from police custody last week. >> there's another car. right now, -- >> this weekend they caught up with vance and he died in a shoot-out with officers. one officer was hurt in the to recover. vance wanted for carjacking and shooting three people and murdering two relatives. coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- a heart-warming story of ? ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ? ? hush my darling... ? ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] ? hush my darling... ? [snoring.] ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. larry: an spiring story from missouri. most kids think of themselves on their birthday but not brandon. he used party to raise money for memorial fund of sheriff deputy named brandon. >> she told me $335, i was really excited. he wants to be a firefighter the next one is not science fiction. instead of coworkers

i'm q mccray. abc7 news. larry: thank you. in vote 2016, first lady michelle marsh -- michelle obama campaigning for hillary clinton in the first appearance together. on the republican side, donald trump has several stops in ohio. this is a live picture where stage. 12 days before the election. the man who claimed he and havized trump's hollywood star yesterday is in custody tonight. jamie otis said he hit the star with a sledgehammer when he tried to remove it. he wanted to auction it off to raise money for those accusing trump of sexual assault. it's expected to be repaired in a few days. alison: early voting started today and people packed the center in rockville to cast votes early. today's abc7' if you have chosen the candidate yet. cast your vote now at wjla.com/votenow. tom roussey is live in landover with more on early voting. a lot of people come out today, tom? tom: yes, alison. if you saw the video early it's busy in rockville and really busy in landover. to my right is where you vote but you have to wait for quite

a guy that is a big hero right now, is kelcie mccray. he's the guy that chased from behind and got nelson at the 5 yard line to stop him from going in the end zone, after sherman had missed the tackle. the clock will stop at two minutes, right there. so, you have a two minute overtime warning. not sure the players knew what the situation was here. >> referee: that's the two-minute warning. two minutes. >> al: man alive. third and four, when we come i'm not hiding. i am. for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com sir, this alien life form is growing at an alarming rate. growing fast, you say? we can't contain it any long... oh! that reminds me of how geico's been the fastest-growing auto insurer for over 10 years straight. over ten years? mhm, geico's the company your friends and neighbors trust. and deservedly so. indeed. geico. expect great savings >> al: two minutes. seattle has a time-out. arizona does not. go back to the wagner play and the missed field goal. >> cris: by the time watford reached his arm up, that was watford

from the "live desk," i'm q mccray. jonathan: thank you. votetrak 2016 getting the pulse of the people. eight days left before to election. today brad bell is in hagerstown, maryland. what are you hearing there? from home today in hagerstown. you know what? there are a lot of issues in this area. what you can see here is one of the things they are dealing with. we are in the heart of the downtown area. they are in the midst of an urban renewal. you don't see anybody walking around. the economy a big issue here. hagerstown is a mix of old and new. development. the unemployment rate a couple of points above the state average most people will tell you there aren't enough jobs here. >> in this area we have struggled to get through the recession and recover. brad: there are other issues. the heroin epidemic hit the region hard. retired police officer lost his 139-year-old daughter brook to an overdose. now he is working to build a treatment center in her >> whenever they notice someone addicted to opioid or heroin. brad: all of that plays in the

megan mccray for bonnie black breaking down recalling the moment she heard about the murder and had to relay the information to bonnie black's mother and sister. one of many emotional moments today inside the courtroom. david black's parents leave court with very it will to say. >> no comment. jeff: but the trial is leading up to the murder of his estranged wife, 42-year-old bonnie black brutally stabbed bonnie's mother betty ann armstrong testifying that the problems escalated with the couple two years before bonnie's death. bonnie was afraid for her life. he was antagonizing mig -- my daughter. she would travel to watch the two children while bonnie was out of town for work. one night david black who moved in a home two blocks away tried forcing his way in the house to see the kids. he was getting angrier and angrier. he wanted in that house." patricia fitzgibbons a life-long friend of bonnie stephed she was truly afraid after her safety. betny ann armstrong says bonnie was supposed to drive to pennsylvania and relax and regroup days before the divorce trial set to begin. also today

the victim, derek mccray, was shot at st. barnabus road in oon -- oxon hill. >>> mystery still not solved tonight in the wake of an apparent hunting accident that happened over the weekend in an 87-year-old man may have got hit by what may have been a shotgun, pellet or bullet fragment. just while he was walking on his own property in brookeville. strange situation here, scott. >> yeah, it was strange, bizarre, also very rare. every year in maryland. they average about two or three hunting accidents that involve firearms every year out of hundreds of thousands of people who go out and do it. but it's almost never reported that somebody not who is injured. a bystander. and that's what happened in this case. >> area residents identify the victim as 87-year-old george sims. he was walking up the hill towards his historic home, when a gunshot rang out. and he was struck in the head by a small bit of metal. unidentified and slightly injured. authority says they suspect a hunting accident, but they have no idea what fired -- who fi

mccray was shot multiple times on 19th place southeast after 1:00 a.m. no suspect description has been investigating a barrage of bullets shot in one northwest neighborhood. more than 17 shots were fired in the 800 block crittenden street on monday after midnight. no one was hit. >>> we continue to follow a developing story just northeast of oklahoma city where two officers now are recovering after being shot at the an rv park. there is a search on as we look the search is on for a suspect after the officers responded to a shooting here at the rv park and shot at with an ak-47. one was hit in the leg. the other hit in the foot. they're expected to be okay. police do have one suspect in custody. aaron? >> thank you. >>> 5:13 right now. clean up continues this morning after a car drove into a church in miami during sunday services. police say the car swerved to avoid an accident on the road but went barreling into the c people were inside at the time. a dozen people were hurt but that sunday service went on. >>> new this morning, we're learning the most da

next, authors randall horton and michael mccray discuss their books, this is booktv on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. my name is mary gray james and i welcome you to the southern festival of books session on forgiveness and what forgiveness really means. life in and after prison. our office today can

mccray, what a catch in tight coverage. how does he come down with that? prep, 22-10.nburgh, all over chester tonight. the bucks defeating chester 41-6. they move to 6-1 thanks to the sacks. battle of the 5-1s, offense against downing east. and on the handoff, gone. the red raiders averaging over 40 points per game the last five weeks. coatesville wins by 33. they have won five in a row. radner against upper darby, quick backdrop the pass to tucker, takes the ball into the end zone. only score for radner. they come up short. upper darby wins 10-7. we're flying. chopper 6 catching haddenfield. winning 14-6, keep the perfect season alive. how about howardton? having a tough time stopping halverton. and diving in. 42-0, shut out for the fourth straight game. they are still without a win this year. what a day for st. augustus prep. kyle dobbin gets an offer from northwestern and scores on the first play from scrimmage. and they win by 43 points. north and abington fighting for every yard. first quarter, in blue, fighting for the first down. later in the first, rock north g

and just like the women he has spent denigrating today or immigrants, this is antoine mccray.sef salamm, and corey wise, a human being. and what we side in the story of leadership, one of the key ingredients of leadership is empathy. and this person has zero empathy for anyone but himself. >> ken, what we're seeing again today is that donald trump doesn't know how to apologize. but he also doesn't know how to separate fact from fiction. and that's what you're talking about in relation to this case and more broadly with the historians who've been talking about donald trump. >> so i gave a commencement address in june at stanford university in which i was trying to place this election in its very unusual context. we have someone manifestly unqualified for the job, which had ner happened in our republic. and many historians responded to that, and we set up a facebook page where they could record unmediated by the media. meaning their grand kids or wives or sons film them on a cell phone and posted their thoughts, and it is a troubling devastating indictment, well before today's s

next, authors randall horton and michael mccray discuss their books, this is booktv on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. my name is mary gray james and i welcome you to the southern festival of books session on forgiveness and what forgiveness really means. life in and after prison. our office today can speak on this topic firsthand with much authority and much sensitivity. randall horton is a poet having won or gwendolyn brooks poetry award and national endowment of the arts in literature. he teaches at the university of newhaven and serves on the board of directors of pan-american prison writing program, it is his life before these distinguished honors that gives him the authority to write this powerful book about forgiveness and what it is like in the prison industrial complex both during and after and the effect that writing has. michael mckay is a writer having published a book on the palestinian/israeli conflict. .. we are fortunate to have randall and michael with us today. they will speak and do some reading, and then we will have a few minutes toward

amy: i want to play a comment from a juror who served on the 1990 jury that convicted antron mccray, raymond santana and yusef salaam in the e central pk jogger case. we intervieweded harold d bruel, in after new evidedence emerged 2002 that prompted him and many others to question if justice was served. this was his response. >> l let's put it this way, i don't have a clear notion of what happened. i i certainly know yoyou cannot uncertaintieses for stuff you must let sosomeone gof you u reasonable doubt. i have very much reasonable doubt now. amy: that was one of the central park five jurors. yusef, we have spoken about this on a panel. aside from covering this case, confessedo ultimately in prison and his dna matched the dna -- the dna never matched any of the central park five. he ultimately was caught because he raped a woman in my building, the woman who lived below me. she came out screaming. , , asally -- but his m.o. he went arouound the upper partf central park, was the same as what happened to the poor show of what happened to the central park jogger. he would rape women,