nancy: thank you. today's white house press briefing included the head of the environmental protection agency trump's decision to pull the united states out of the paris climate agreement. >> we are making advances. we are just not going to agree to the framework and the agreements that mutt us in economic disadvantage to hurt citizens across the country. >> you are putting your head in the sand. >> there is no evidence of that. nancy: the white house says president trump wants to renegotiate the deal. but the unmade it clear it would be 146 other nations are already ratifying the agreement, the issue is not up for negotiation. larry: rex tillerson is one of the people that urged the president not to abandon the deal. today he said he believes the u.s. will keep reducing emissions despite the decision. there are several reports out tonight the e.p.a. started to offer buy-outs to try to cut down on staff. they reacted to the president's decision but the weather channel had especially appointed remarks.

nancy: this week his life ch nancy: this is a great story. threeday, justin walks mouse to work in the texas heat and every night three miles home. alison: that changed when andy gave him a ride. inspired by a story, he said about raising money to purchase justin a car of his own. [cheers] >> this is your car. >> we had a lot of people in the community who donated. alison: isn't that great? and there was enough money left over from the donations to pay his insurance for the next year of oile him two years changes and a $500 gas card. nancy: that is quite the package. wonderful to see that smile. such a great community. alison: love it. robert: hey, tyh nats gave me a good feeling tonight. z2e2gz z1a2z y2e2gy y1a2y z2e2hz z1a2z y2e2hy y1a2y >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. nats-cubs, the national hoping to take a second victory in this four-game series. with a slow delivery. if they do makes quick work of it, solo shot to left, gone. one of three national summers tonight. stephen strasburg took ca

nancy? nancy: meantime after one witness in six minutes of system, bill team wrapped up the case in the sex assault trial. in closing arguments the comedian's lawyer said cosby and andrea constand were lovers and the encounter was consensual. this is as cosby's wife appeared in court for the first time. they will make the final argument before the jury deliberates. we will alert you the moment a verdict is reached in the bill cosby case. go to wjla.com/text to sign up for the breaking news text alerts. alison: still to come at a:00, a beloved teacher pleads guilty to being a serial fondleer. the key moment that prompted a student to come forward and fight back. nancy: also reflecting pool at the lincoln memorial going dry after dozens of ducks were killed there. what is being done and how long the landmark will be dry just ahead. >> weather on water or -- whether on water or on land people are doing what they can to beat the heat. we talk about that but not just that. we will give you ♪ nanc

nancy: looking forward to that. right now "7 on your side" is getting answers to your insurance companies. so if you need answers about life insurance, car insurance, home or renders or anything in between, call alison: all right. welcome back. take a look at this. this bear has been spotted several times around the heritage country club in gainesville. so far he hasn't caused any problems but police are warning residents to be aware and make sure you keep your pets inside. nancy: definitely. it's now day three of the heatwave. there are a few different ways people are responding to this. there are those who avoid the heat at all costs. those who expect it. and another group those who embrace the swelter. q mccray found those in the last group that are sweating it out on purpose. q, do tell. q: yeah, we are talking so sweaty, nancy, it looked like they showered with their clothes on. that type of we have been on the national mall here for some time this afternoon. ask anybody out here and i guarantee they will tell

nancy: on a good track now.onathan: josh hart goes from a national championship a year ago to the utah jazz as a final pick of the first round. marylandstrar and the upper marlboro native -- maryland star and thepp native didn't get drafted but he could earn on a spot on the roster with markelle fultz so that could be fun to watch. still ahead, baseball, barbecue, you name it. on tap for the weekend kickoff. we will help you find places to go in the planner. >> back up, back up. >> the rescue and how two young brothers helped a neighbor out of a d jonathan: video we just got in of the newsroom. we told you about the rain down south from tropical storm cindy. this is a car almost completely under water. rescue crews trying to get the driver out of the car. going to the back window to do it. that is a lot of rain. nancy: two brothers credited rescuing a woman after tropical storm cindy damaged her home in f calling for help after gusts brought down her roof. she couldn't get out. that is when 19-year-old young bus

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nancy: thank you. coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" and 6:00, the "7 on your side" i-team looks into the crash. the rising trend in railroad workers dying on the job. as well as safety measures our local railroads are implementing including the safety device metro track workers now wear. alison: speaking of safety. new at 4:00 tonight, new safety measures will be mandated for airlines flying in the u.s.. this is strengthening security measures and screening practices. we are told this will not result in further electronics bans. in fact on flights originating from several middle east airports, fly pads and computers could be allowed back in the cabin if new safety measures are met. in all this will affect 280 airports worldwide. nancy: all right. if you have a chance to get outside, enjoy it while you can. the heat and the humidity coming back with the chances of storms during an upcoming heatwave. stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill will the forecast. we really have to take it in today. doug: a

nancy: all right. doug: but go get a snack and a cup of coffee i'll cover 30 seconds worth of weather here to talk about the severe thunderstorm watch which has been discontinued, dropped over montgomery, frederick, loudoun, eastern panhandle and bit by bit the big watch that extends from t virginia-north carolina boarder to the u.s. canadian border will start to fall apart as well. we hit later in the day, lose heating and we have more cloud cover. it will stabilize the atmosphere. there are more areas of rain to come. can't rule out claps of thunder from the south/southwest. at the moment the lightning is limited downstream. that is east of baltimore. northern section of the call university county. there are more -- calvert county. there is more rain but it's going to move out. zoom in at the lightning strikes and it is moving southeast and east of baltimore as we speak. this is globing to move to dogren and all across charles and southern call -- calvert county. that will cover southern portion of t

nancy: how to help animals from the flood zone down south. jonathan: video escort from down the street in colorado. police cars turn alongside the family to make sure they got where they need to be safely. z2e2dz z1a2z y2e2dy y1a2y ♪ nancy: a woman came face to face with an intruder. he first walks her to the purse and demanded money and cell phone and then he forces her to the bedroom where she thought she would be rained and she acted fast to save herself. [screaming] >> i said you can take my stuff or anything you want but you can't take my body. i went for it. >> the woman scream and it sent the man running out of the house. he has not been caught. this is the second time that the man was in the apartment. got in while he was running and dropped open the window -- propped own the window. a sad story. a fan was told his son died bu from a mental illness and he chooses to be homeless. the family would see him periodically but in may he received a call from the coroner's office to claim his son was dead. they said they identified him using f

nancy: thank you. today the senate intelligence committee continuing the probe of russia's meddling in the 2016 election. members asking the f.b.i. assistant director of counterintelligence if there is any evidence of collusion. >> i'm sorry, i can't comment on that today. that falls under the special council's per view. i have to defer to him. >> are you aware of any such evidence? >> i can't comment on that. alison: the white house says a peace breakthrough between israelis and the palestinians is a top priority. president trump senior middle east advisor and son-in-law, of course, jared kushner traveled to the region to restart the talks. minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem. and the palestinian president mahmoud abbas in the west bank. back at home, some tough self-reflection for democrats across the country today as they wonder what to do next after two more losses in special elections. that despite for poll numbers for the president. what is the reason? chief political correspondent scott thu

nancy: thank you. developing now the investigation of the role are you shay may have played in the last u.s. presidential election. tomorrow special counsel robert mueller is scheduled to meet with leaders of the senate judiciary committee and they will discuss the scope of the probe. meeting comes as president trump's approval rating drops to 36%. >> this has been called the vam tire bill. they are afraid -- the vampire bill. they are avoid for it to see the late of day. >> they're ashamed. they don't want anybody to see it. least of all the public. >> the obamacare law is collapsing around us. we have to act. we are. jonathan: there is intense debate on the hill about the senate version of revised healthcare plan. democrats pulled an all-nighter on the senate in particular protesting the fact that the bill is negotiated behind closed doors. senate majority leader mcconnell says a draft could be released thursday in time for a vote before the july 4 recess. alison: the debate may have stayed civil but

nancy: thank you. trying to open the emergency exit midflight is what the passengers say happened on a southwest flight from l.a. to houston. they had to divert because of an outburst. a passenger said the door would not open but another passenger wouldn't stop trying. >> sheer to off a piece of it. there was a -- she tore off a piece of it. we had been visiting corpus christi for four or five hours after that. >> off-duty officer with another man on board helped to hold back unruly passenger. jonathan: begin to violently shake. peek are freaking out. this is airs but a-33. pound for malaysia. it had to return to perth. but at some point the pilot got on and said everybody say your prayers. the passengers said they first heard a blast from the left engine and the entire cabin was shaking like a washing machine. because of the shaking and what the pilot had to say, the nerves were frayed. but they did land safely and got on another plane. michelle: you don't want to feel like you're in the gentle cycle

nancy: see you then. thank you. new developments in the two local teenagers the night before the high school graduation. according to sources the investigation is now focusing on the activity. the authorities believe that tim owed someone money. days before the murder they tried to collect from the teen. who it is and what the money was for is a misery. michelle: we learned a toddler drowned today and the police are calling it an den. sam ford is there live with what he has learned. brad: we are behind a daycare center that the woman diane has run for 30 years. in the pool. there was a 2-year-old boy who drown. they got a call and they came here and the employees were doing c.p.r. a friend of the day care worker has known here for 30 years. >> if you care for other people and their life is if your hands and you know you have done everything you can do to keep them safe and something happens it's devastating. >> you don't think she is irresponsible person? >> not at all. never has been. >> that is the situation. imag

nancy: breaking in st. paul minnesota, a major protest after a police officer was cleared following a controversial shooting, the aftermath caught on facebook. this is a live picture. we will take you there in a moment. jonathan: we start off on storm watch because parts of the area are getting storms with a chance of rain continuing into tomorrow and sunday. nancy: meteorologist brian van de graaff is here. brian: the storms are isolated, so there will be dry hours. outside right now come across the area, showers pushing through right now. live doppler showing showers right now through central virginia come heavier showers on the east side. through the evening, the showers continue to dissipate. we are in the mid-70's, not dropping much. day, afternoon shower and storm chances. thanks very much, brian. the breaking news from st. paul, minnesota, were a massive group of protesters are walking through the streets after it officer was acquitted in the shooting death of a man whose girlfriend was streaming liv

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nancy: talk about overpacking. >> get out of the way. nancy: and this! you might not want to tick off a pregnant woman. what drove one to mow down somebody in the parking lot of a wal-mart. jonathan: there are a report that a former redskin wanted to kill his manager after he lost millions >> he thought they took away his ability to provide for the family. jonathan: an nfl costar said portis was too generous with the money. but the future is bright. just in the "washington post" reporting the legal battle over the redskin team name is over. the native american group backing out. this follows a supreme court ruling that asian rock band can trademark a name some found extensive. >> the suit is asked that the districts give them the same opportunity to girls as boys. they are only allow to play in an all girls tackle league. >> this is not okay for boys to have more opportunities than girls. >> if they jump at the chance to do so. nancy: the school districts cannot assume there is interest in all girls football. a school district in the suit has not comment

nancy: thank you. as all of this was happening a new report that greenhouse gas emissions actually went up in the european union in 2015. that was the first increase in emissions in five years. researchers are blaming a colder winter as well as more cars on the road. jonathan: well, just hours before the paris president trump temporarily waved the law that would have moved the u.s. embassy in israel out of tel aviv. he says he is still reviewing campaign promise to move the embassy to jerusalem. several news organizations is reporting today that the president is considering rolling back some of the recent renewed relations with cuba. nancy: former f.b.i. director james comey will soon be testifying before an open session of the senate intelligence committee. they announcing it will happen a week from today, june 8. the committee is investigating russia's role if any in influencing last year's u.s. presidential election. alison: we have new information today about the person who tried to jump the white

tom: a tragic story, nancy. the mcdonald's behind me is popular with the teenagers at the local mosque in the month of ramadan. they were here early yesterday morning. after they ate here according to the father of the teen killed they walked this way. 7 and drainsville road is where that mcdonald's is. they walked this way down drainsville road and made it less than a half mile before they were attacked. south lakes high classmates came to comfort the family of nabra hassanen who was supposed to be taking sophomore final exams this week. >> how devastated is the school today? >> from one to ten, 100. tom: students shared pictures of nabraef >> she was everything to us. she was a nice friend. if we felt down she helped us up. >> we love everybody. tom: her father wants to ask the suspects one thing. >> why? that is my question. why? tom: hesaz nabra and a dozen friends were walking bam to the adams center mosque. 22-year-old suspect darwin torres allegedly followed folloe group in his car and got out with a base

saying he was nancy pelosi in a cowboy hat. again, whether that's fair to not, she is part of the damaged brands of the democratic party. helpful to have a change. that's not what we're dealing with here in the people's house project. ist we're trying to do really focus on local communities and the types of candidates that will be able to appeal there and have the deep connection. when somebody does run an ad saying they're nancy pelosi in a cowboy hat or in boots or whatever, there won't be at the do of credibility behind that. and susan, that's not who they are. they're in touch with our community. they're not part of this distant elite. means when i it try to tie a candidate to nancy pelosi. the: you talk about some of representatives backing you. who is backing you in terms of support and funding? guest: we're still early days. i don't want to release numbers names. i got congressman tim ryan from us.gstown behind my congressman in kentucky and a number of others. excited about the support we're getting. host: krystal ball

nancy: thank you. if you want weather and temperature alerts sent to your phone go to wjla.com/text for the latest. michelle: now to a developing story that could impact the white house. president trump hit with a lawsuit filed by the attorneys general for maryland and d.c. stephen tschida now with more details on the lawsuit and reaction. stephen: yeah, very strong condemnation of president trump coming from the two attorneys general. they say by continuing to conduct his business while in the white house, he is threatening our democracy. the trump hotel, prime location for lavish spending. >> the kingdom of saudi arabia, whose government has important business and policy before the president of the united states spent hundreds of thousands of dollars at the trump international hotel. stephen: the attorneys general from maryland and d.c. filed a lawsuit alleging president trump run afoul of the constitution by taking money from foreign powers. >> president trump is flagrantly violating the constitutio

nancy: a cool story.veronica johnson has a look at how to start your friday with "good morning washington." >> thank you, guys. tomorrow on "good morning washington" -- we are in for a soggy, slippery, morning commute. the timing of the rain and which areas will be hit the hardest. >> plus, feeling tired? can't handle stress? gaining weight? you may suffer from adrenal fatigue and how to get your body back on track. >> keep it here for traffic and weather every ten minutes tomorrow starting at >>> this is absolutely fine. nancy: the orange county water officials say their toilet water exceeds minimum standards. i guess it's all part of one world. michelle: we do have to conserve. nancy: there you go. all right. next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the facts tracking. the auto recall identification and how long it takes for the owners to find out the car needs to be taken in and the proposed changes ahead. jonathan: plus, the supreme court upholds a d.c. gang murder conviction from 1985. the ruling and why our n

are we talking health care or nancy pelosi? all right. we are going to keep an eye on nancy pelosi.y on capitol hill. run, don't walk to your computer, phil because the republicans posted the bill online, 142 pages. what do we know? >> reporter: 142 pages. the bcra. the key elements, we know a good deal about. it repeals the obamacare taxes with the exception of the cadillac tax. it appeals some mandates, key elements we knew were going to be in there. the details like medicaid, whether the expansion goes away as quickly as the house version did. the answer is no. it goes more slowly. that is something they wanted to have in the bill. on the tax credit side, a lot of criticism from the president himself that the subsidies were not generous enough. that's largely backed up by analysts that show it would be difficult for lower income individuals to be able to finance their ability to pay for health care. this bill tries to address that changing the way the tax credit would be applied here, going by income instead of age entirely, trying to make it less flat. that's something there as

kidd: thanks, nancy. tomorrow on "good morning washington," good ready for a sneak peek of this summer's hottest fashion i vent to hit the area -- event hit the area. fashion carnival. >> the bad girls of brunch are back with how to pack the perfect picnic basket for summer. >> stay with us for traffic and weather every ten minutes tomorr jonathan: dunkin' donuts is the place most people get a morning fix and relax. this happened at cambridge, massachusetts. a guy comes in, this guy, out of control. throwing chairs and tables. people are having the morning coffee. the rampage took place and it lasted for minutes. innocent bystander hit by the chairs and the tables. even an elderly man could not get out of the way of the nutcase. this started with a feud with someone else in the shop. but everyone is caught in the middle of it. nancy: heck a way to start your day. michelle: this is a fat pig. i know you are thinking aren't they supposed to be fat? not this fat. this is massachusetts. a woman faces animal c

pelosi -- nancy cordes. thank you. we are waiting to hear from nancy pelosi. the police officers, thick e-think about them for just a second. here you are at a baseball diamond, clearly a soft target. they're not even on alert. i'm curious to hear what they were doing when the shots rang out. >> they have to be on alert at all times -- >> i don't know jeff, we're there watching steve scalise, it's different if you are an officer and this is a dangerous situation, i think you have a different kind of stance about you. are you looking around, are you scanning the crowd? i don't think that's the case at 6:30 to 7:30 this morning. >> it is a target much softer than one would think other targets would be. it is 7:09 a.m. >> paul ryan prepared to talk to members of congress who are anxious to hear as much as they can and understand the implications of what happened this morning in alexandria, virginia. following him is nancy pelosi. she is the former speaker of the house, now a ranking minority member. >> there's

nancy: and today, the d.c.esidents can choose to have a nonbinary gender neutral driver's license. so instead of having m or f in the gender column you can have an x. d.c. is the first in the nation to take this step for transgender rights. morning to be the fist person in the united states to apply for the honor. >> for me it's important to have an idea that validates my -- i.d. that validates my existence and the government recognizes i'm a person. i want an idea that isn't false. >> eoregon is next. california and new york is also looking at legislation for that. >> next at 4:00, john mcenroe serves up and serena returns with a dear john tweet of her own. jonathan: plus, babe ruth's 1927 world series ring is on the auction block. forget the near $1 million price tag. the fun part is who is selling it? one of his great grandchildren. derek jeter. or charlie sheen? there are choices for you. we have the answer coming up. michelle: now adrianna hopkins has a look at what is ahead at "good morning washington" wh

ashley: nancy p. stuart: nancy p.losi will stay as leader of the democrats because it is best thing possible for republican party. ashley: there it is. stuart: i certainly hope the democrats do not force nancy p. out. that would be very bad for the republican party. please like cry inch chuck stay. any comment? >> enjoying this. she is not going anywhere. she has way too much money. way too much influence. she runs the democratic party from the house side. to see them implode, see democrats fight each other instead of republicans, i think republicans should be celebrating. we won. stuart: can their obstruction policy stand? can they maintain the stance that not one of us in the house or senate, not a single democrat will vote for health care reform or tax reform. ashley: all they have got right now, let's be honest. certainly republicans helped them because they can't get their own act together. >> that's right. ashley: once republicans get on the same page it will be harpedder for the democrats. stuart: we're expecti

what is the tweets story say about nancy pelosi?his is typical nancy pelosi using sensationalized rhetoric to get her point across to steer people into supporting her. that's the best thing to do, right? people are going to die unless you support nancy pelosi but that's what she's doing and i used to be a social media strategist and from pr standpoint this is not good messaging. what they are doing by saying why are we bashing our fearless leader you are reminding people that she should be fast. you are reminding that everyone has a negative perception of her. if i were them i would try to come out with some kind of positive message. liz: nearly five dozen democrats have balked at nancy pelosi's leadership so what does this tell you? >> they are coming to an end i think. she also says she is worth the trouble. what makes you worth the trouble is certainly not winning because in president trump swords i think nancy pelosi should just stay exactly where she is doing exactly what she is doing good republicans -- liz: president trump sa

that is where nancy chen joins us. nancy: good evening to you. the shots ringing out across the river in del ray, security was stepped up here on the nation's capitol. stephen tschida is joining us now from the senate and the house office buildings. the changes have been noticeable but inside and outside. stephen: well, it's tangible, nancy. you can see the capitol police here, the presence is very strong today. i can tell you when i arrived here today you could sense the urgency. this was just shortly after the capitol. word of the shooting spread. shootings jeff duncan believes that politics motivated. >> i would make that assumption. because he has asked me if the team was the republican or the democrat team practicing. i responded it was the republican team practicing. he proceeded to shoot republicans. stephen: some striving for unity amid fear and worry for the colleagues. >> at a moment like this we are asking questions and figuring out what the motives were this is a time to unite and put the differences aside. stephen: despite the sense

nancy pelosi and crying chuck. sounds like a band. up, california is banning some from taking trips to texas. heather: barack obama calling the senate health bill a massive transfer of wealth to the richest people in america. what happened to pass presidents staying out of paulison -- partisan politics? how do we say that this summer, if guests book direct at choicehotels.com and stay twice they'll get a $50 gift card? summertime. badda book. badda boom. got you a shirt! ...i kept the receipt... book now at choicehotels.com but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going b

nancy: happening today a truck safety blitz. big rigs pulled off the road near fedex field and inspected. abc7 transportation reporter brianne carter in landover with what was found. >> turn off all your lights. shut down on the brakes. brianne: from bumper to bumper, a full inspection of the trucks you see driving alongside you on the highway. all in the name of safety for everyone on today the maryland state police pulled the trucks off the beltway for inspection. every aspects of hundreds of trucks were checked while they were parked at fedex field. if anything was found it went sent to another part of the parking lot and fixed before it was put back out on the road. last year 25% of the trucks were found to have safety defects. this year that number is expected to be even higher. >> it's scary feature. that is why we try to do the initiative. brianne: coming up tonight at 5:00, what happens if a driver's lot is found not to be up to date? how soon before they can be back behind the wheel? inoverover, maryland -- in landover,

roosevelt dickerman met -- anti-cook -- nancy cook and dickerman met. she invited eleanor roosevelt to she speak at a luncheon as was just getting really involved in political activity after fdr had contracted polio and was not name inreally keep his front of the public because his dream was to become president of the united states one day and she wanted to keep his dream alive at a time when he was really feeling pretty down over the fact that he might not be able to walk again. so she was going out and trying to keep his ideas in front of the american people. corrects have this opportunity of greeting the people of southern california and telling them what a pleasure it is to be here, even for a little while. corrects that's when she met nancy and mariam when she went to speak at a luncheon of the women's division of the new york state democratic committee. of there to veterans political scene, they were very active in political life much earlier than eleanor roosevelt was very nancy and marion were life partners. nancy was very active in politics and

nancy pelosi is the face of that. charles: you know, ned, i can remember during the election and all these different surveys they had and the things they thought millennials cared about and there is such a data focus, they pay money to these people who turn out these $200,000 reports and say this is what they think. they don't go out and meet people and press the flesh and have conversations with someone in a diner. ned: they have forgotten the human element. most americans want to know are you going to give us jobs, are you going to give us paychecks and will we be able to put food on the table and pay our mort gauges. it's a simple solution what the american working class wants. quite frankly, i think donald trump will probably win a second term. i think he can be successful if he accomplishes healthcare reform and tax reform. this is what the american people want. charles: you wrote an article about france and the message there. i thought it was parallel to here. >> the amazing thing is in france, that has been des

some are pointing the finger at leader nancy pelosi.time she step aside. >> nancy pelosi was a great speaker, she is a great leader, but her time has come and gone. yes, she's a great fund-raiser, but if the money we're raising through her leadership is not helping us win elections, then we have to have this difficult conversation now. >> let's bring in california congressman democrat eric swalwell, co-chair of the party's steering and policy committee. congressman swalwell, always good to see you. thanks for being with me. >> thanks for having me back. >> you were appointed to that committee by congresswoman pelosi, what's your reaction from what you just heard by congresswoman rice? >> it's time for all of us to step up. no one needs to step aside. step up and fight for the health care of the people we represent, for job opportunities and for dreams that parents have for their kids. that's what we need to do right now and not be distracted by anything else. >> so you fully support leader pelosi? >> yes, and i support the job they ahea

plus, the democrats' laws of ja georgia calls nancy pelosi to step down. pelosi says she's not going anywhere. >> for democrats to win the house, do they need a new candidate for speaker? >> democrats have boof both sid the issue joining me. russian meddling in this stunning statement from the obama's official. ichoked." >> joining me now our nbc news correspondence, halie jackson and mark leibovich. >> this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning, this is a week that brought into focus more clearly. the hardening of our political cultures. from the special congressional in georgia, the shooting o f the republican baseball practice. americans watched their favorite cable channels and clicked on their top news site and spoke and listened to primarily who agreed with them. 38% gave president trump the rating. 38% believed obamacare is a bad idea and 38% wants efforts to repeal and replace obamacare to continue. 38% largely packed into republicans district. it illustrates why these days to many voters, less satisfying to win than to see th

nancy: thank you.ay's white house press briefing included the head of the environmental protection agency

nancy is on capitol hill. from paul ryan and democratic leader nancy pelosi. we'll join nancy on capitol hill with that part of the story. >> reporter: i can tell you that members of congress reacted with applause when they learned the baseball game will goen tomorrow as skej -- go on tomorrow as scheduled. one congressman from california said the congressional baseball game is on. we will play for charity but also for the victims and heroic officers who took down the shooter. there were many members who felt it was symbolically important that this game take place as planned. so that members of congress could show they were not daunted by this act of violent and so they could show their respects for the people who were injured. now we are awaiting paul ryan to speak on the house floor but in the meantime bernie sanders is speaking on the senate floor. let's take a listen. >> congressional staff and the capitol police officers who full recovery. i also want to thank the capitol police for their huroric actions to prevent further harm. thank you. >> reporter: so

nancy and marion were life partners. marion was very active in politics and ran for political office in 1919, very early on after women have gotten the vote. she garnered quite a few votes. she didn't win, but she did get quite a few votes for that time period. nancy and marion became eleanor roosevelt's political mentors when eleanor roosevelt was just getting started in political life. we are in a room that originally was a living room in office for eleanor roosevelt's secretary mel mina thompson or tommy, she was called. she lived here until her death in the early 1950's, with eleanor roosevelt. mrs. roosevelt took over the use of this area and this became her office sitting room. this is where she would receive guests. this is where she would work every day. at this desk, which was made at the val-kill industries. the industry thing about the desk is there's a little lame plates on there. it's actually her first name is misspelled on the nameplate. this was given to her as a gift by a child. she obviously noticed rig

nancy: thank you. in new york the subway train derailment that left three dozen people injured and caused chaos on tuesday is blamed for improperly secured piece of the replacement rail. it came do a screeching h floor. two of the cars derailed. the accident triggered a massive power outage. right now $40,000 is offered for any information in a central park explosion that injured a fairfax county college student. doctors had to amputate connor golden's left leg below the knee because of injuries he sustained in the blast last july. investigators say golden stepped on a bag filled with homemade explosives while climbing in the park. >> covering metro now. a lot of riders are fed up with countless issues along the metro. now metro says it has a plan to fix pesky water problems. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis is live at the grosvenor metro station with details. kevin? kevin: yesterday we told you paul wiedefeld had a plan to tackle the problems but today metro announced starting july 10 the crews

joining me now is tim ryan, of course, he publicly challenged nancy pelosi for the role of nancy pelosifor coming on. >> thanks chuck. >> i know you have been talking to a lot of people today. you just got out of this meeting. cedric richmond is in that meeting. he said something interesting. well, i think what we need is just an internal family conversation and i think we need to have that. it was reminded, did that happen in november, no, i am not sure that happened. do you believe your challenge which was i think designed to start this conversation actually did not work when it comes to starting that conversation? >> well in some sense it did not work. some reforms and most of them internal with vice chairs and communication teams and all of that we have internally in our caucus. it is june now and we don't have a cohesive message that's penetrating in these districts and the only way to win is a strong economic message. i think that we came up short because we did not have that full conversation that's mind boggling to me that it is june and some of our leaders are saying we need an

that's the answer. >> nancy pelosi, good morning. you do want to respond? >> i'm here and we're hearing from all these other people. they had their time on tv. this is such a small item. it isn't about me. right now the chak is the affordable care act. i always had a look right from the start. >> let's look too. you've been losing special elections and four of them and it's because they say your democratic leader has no leader. your message is anti-trump. >> no. let me say these are four races that were chosen by donald trump, four races where double-digit lead for republicans in previous elections. we picked up 70 points. 25 in one race, 15, 20 like that in the four races. people in those states are very happy because we've pushed the republicans very far back. me, i like to win. but h was -- i -- the people in georgia worked very hard, in m, all of those places. they made great progress. >> they lost. >> they lost, but, again, there are 70 races that are easier forus than any of those. we would have never chosen to go in. there was so much excitement in t

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