reporting live inside the newseum, i'm tom roussey, abc7 news. alison: thank you, tom. we are following breaking news out of los angeles where the lead singer of the group linkin park was found dead this afternoon. the coroner's office says chester bennington was found dead in his home. right now it appears he committed suicide. bennington was married with six kids and 41 years old. sign up for abc7 breaking news text alerts anytime at wjla.com. larry: shifting gears and tomorrow is set to be the worst day of the heatwave. doug hill has the f two today. day three tomorrow. high heat, high humidity. one day a little different than the others if you factor the highest temperature and the highest moisture level. it will be tough any way you cut it. heat advisory in effect across the region until 7:00 this evening. check the numbers. 97 degrees in warrenton and washington. 95 in frederick. peoples like range from 102 in washington and 106 in quantico. through the day tomorrow we start in the 80's, and hit upper 90's. afternoon thunderstorms are a possibility. muggy. part of

tom roussey picking up team coverage now outside the newseum getting reaction to today's decision.? tom: tom: we are talking to people and there are parents explaining to their kids at the newseum who o.j. simpson is. they weren't born when it went down two decades ago. this was already making the news on today's newspapers. probably the front page of all the newspapers tomorrow. we talked to folks to get reaction to the fact that o.j. simpson is a free man again. this is what they had to say. >> my opinion is this is the justice system.

kevin lewis went in the newseum in d.c. to see how people are taking the tweet.ays it advocates violence against journalists. kevin: president trump's own video tweet portraying him tackling a man with a cnn logo plastered on his face today had people outside the newseum chatting. >> i am embarrassed. embarrassed that is how the country is represented. >> he needs mental health. >> the w.w.e. video originally filmed in 2007 was accompanieded by the #fraudnewsnetwork. >> it's horrible thing for the president of the united states partake in behavior like that. it's childish, boorish, buffoonish. every "ish" i can think of that is uncome plentary. >> -- uncomplimentary. >> last week, trump who is 71 attracted more attention after calling "morning joe" hosts joe scarborough and jeff bezos "psycho joe" and "crazy mika." >> is that how the president should act? no. it's divided up in canada. there are people who don't like trump and there are people who do kevin: despite the pushback 39% of americans still say they approve of trump. i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. kimberly

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. >> his place in history preserved at the newseum. there is the suit he wednesday wearing in 1995 when acquit -- wearing in 1995 when requited of the murder of his wife nicole and her frand ron goldman. michelle: the white house says trump has confidence in jeff sessions december white he told the "new york times" he never would have appointed sessions if he had known he would recuse himself from the russian investigation. >> how do you take a job and recuse yourself? if he recused himself before that i would have said thanks but i'm not taking him. it's unfair to the president. that is a mild word. >> in response sessions says he loves his job and plan to keep doing nancy: senator mccain show nothing signs of slowing down after the diagnose know silas of brain cancer. cheryl conner has more on the road ahead. >> the nurse was a patient facing the same form of brain cancer four years ago that senator mccain has. >> i couldn't keep up with the details of my life. >> diagnosed with glioblastoma but she is back to living a healthy life.

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tom roussey talk to people at the newseum who could not forget the murder investigation. this video was taken in the d.c. area in october 1995. the oj trial and not lt verdict divided people, largely on racial lines -- the not guilty verdict divided people largely on racial lines. are explaining to their kids why this was a big deal. 22 years later, opinions are strong again. understands the parole board was only ns robbery and kidnapping conviction. >> based on the laws of what he was sentenced for this particular time, the parole was just. >> did the man serve his time? i think he served his time. >> i thought he was guilty when he was tried for murder, so i hate to see it, but if that is what the law and the. parole system decides, i will go with the government tom: tom roussey, abc 7 news. nancy: developing news from the white house. aurces are telling abc news chief spokesperson for president trump's personal legal team has resigned. he was working on the white house defense against the probe into russian election interference in the 2016 election. there has been no

at the newseum.. a green carpet for the screening of "an incoveinent sequel: truth to power". at center stage, former vice president al gore. this is his second climate-change documentary. and at the same hour, just blocks away - a screening of world war two drama "dunkirk" at the air and space museum. our kidd o'shea was on the red carpet last night. he'll have much more coming up "in the now" at 5:50. new this morning - the los angeles angels snapping the nats six game win streak. the angels' pitchers allowed just one hit the entire game. that only hit - in the sixth... when brian goodwin doubled down the right field line. that same inning l-a's c.j. cron put the game farther out of reach with a two run homer, extending the angels lead to 4-0. mike trout followed suit in the seventh with a two run blast of his own. the angels win 7-0. up next on the nats road trip, the arizona diamondbacks. first pitch is just after 9:30 eastern. time now for weather alert - high heat & humidity continue through the weekend - heat advisories possible this weekend - relief comes next week tod

there's even an exhibit here at the newseum in washington, dc. in detroit, they're still debating whether they experienced a riot or a rebellion different perspectives , that are both on display in at the detroit historical museum. here's correspondent jessica go jessica: through a maze of dark rooms, visitors to the detroit historical museum are transported . a time of crisis for detroit. >> four days of rioting in the detroit. jessica visual effects help tell : the story of that violent week in 1967, along with touch screens, videos, animation -- and props-like a tank -- even a 1960s era living room. >> i remember the fear. jessica: echoing through the exhibition, the voices of those who were there. the project director -- >> in the past, you know people told detroit's story, and they got it wrong. this is the opportunity to get jessica: in the largest archive of the eve, the detroit historical society collected o those connected with america's deadliest civil unrest. >> there was a lot of, oh, you don't need to know my story, it's probably a l

richard: a bit of hollywood glitz at the newseum. >> there is a new participant in the discussion, and that his mother nature. richard: former vice president al gore, attending his second climate change documentary. >> the extreme weather events are way more common and way more destructive, and that is convincing a lot of people. but not the president, who pulled out of the paris climate accord in may. >> i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh, not paris. richard: the administration arguing the agreement signed by 200 nations would hurt the americans. there are skeptics, but they are hoping this production will change some minds. president trump is in the documentary. >> it's freezing. richard: and the vision of solar, wind power, and clean jobs. >> we are on the path of a clean energy revolution that is like the industrial revolution. >> there are certainly people who do not believe. all we can do is try to get the message out. richard: richard reeve, abc 7 news. nancy: still ahead -- raccoons maul a man at his home in arlington. >> they were chewing me. nancy: what is

one at the newseum it was the al gore film an inconvenient sequel the sequel to the 2006 documentarydunkirk. here's the result. >> theater and wch 2006 film guggenheim is an absolute genius. where were things then and where are things now. >> there have been two really big changes in the last decade since the first movie. one is the climate related extreme weather events are way more common and unfortunately way more destructive. the second big difference is that we now have the solutions. >> but this to me is the most exciting new development. >> president trump pulling out of the paris peace accord was a big change. can you talk about how that changed for you in regards to what you had to go back and do for the film. >> we always anticipated that we would have to wait and see what the new administration was going to be like. >> our plan will end the epa. >> but the directors bonnie cohen and john shenk wisely decided that yes there needed to be new parts of the movie at the tend to make it clear what had happened and where we are right now. >> all right. >> i made i just ran from i

monday trump admin officials appeared with top leaders of coke's network to promote a tax plan at the newseum in washington the koch brothers are putting their money and muscle behind the overhaul but so far the details are slim what we do know is. both trump and the koch brothers want to see the corporate tax rate cut from thirty five to fifteen percent they also want to see individual tax rate brackets cut from seven to three categories koch affiliated groups are spending millions on grassroots efforts to promote overhauling the program while the white house and republican leaders have just released a one page statement that promises to reduce tax rates as much as possible allow unprecedented capital expensing place a priority on permanence and encourage american companies to bring back jobs and profits trapped overseas the trumpet ministration has promised a more detailed plan by early september. the number of new people filing for unemployment each week in the u.s. has been below three hundred thousand for one hundred twenty five straight weeks it's the longest stretch of this kind in mor

. >> we're here to see the newseum. >> i wanted to go to the african-american museum. >> dc is awesomehe history and the museums. >> the monuments and the grounds and the mall, all the different buildings. >> i think it's like really hot in dc right now. it's just like so hot. it's like so humid. it feels like the rain forest so i don't think is the best time. >> you could tell us some places to eat around here. >> i think the best food place in dc is pizzeria paradiso. >> the old >> i like taylor gourmet. >> ocean prime, depending what type of taste they got. >> i love dc like. >> what do you think? they did pretty good. came up with good places. >> wonderful and so many reminders of all you can do in this great city. you don't get bored. >>. >> a lot of folks are going to head out to do all that stuff. >> john stamos is watching this forecast now and hoping for the best. >> hi, john. he said that, not me by the way. >> i'm a big fan too. and have been my whole life. and how do you look so good and not age? what are you taking? >> greek yogurt. >> i'm done with you guys. >> i thought

. >> and your glasses that were broken during this incident are now in the newseum.the broader lesson about what happened to you, about this physical incident? >> i think the broader lesson is not just about what happened to me, it's what's happening to journalists all over the country right now, there's a growing atmosphere of hate and disdain towards journalists and my situation was certainly an aberration, but reporters that are just doing their job in the united states of america are of concern. >> talking got journalists experiencing harassment and threats, kirsten, do you agree that there's a growing amount of this, that there's more and more hate than there used to be? there's no question, certainly there's been a noticeable uptick in the kinds of harassment or, you know, attacks online. now i would say since donald trump basically came on the scene, it's gotten worse since he's been president, and i think in particular, or for anybody who works in an outlet who has been in his crosshairs has experienced it more. there's just more comparison, i have never had

i made it interviewing former vice-president al gore at the newseum for inconvenient sequel truth tom to interview one of the greatest directors of all time christopher nolan to for the new movie dunkirk. >> i was blown away by the three timeline structure. do you mind photo my audience explaining how the timelines work out the one week, the one day and one hour and how you decided to inter cut them the way did you. >> we divide our story into land, sea and air so we can stay in very subjected mode of story time really immerse seive by cross cutting these different timelines that run at different speeds, we sort of build a bigger picture events for people people who don't know the story of dunkirk. so we have one story line that takes place over week and that's the guys on the beach there. we have a civilian boat coming over to help with the evacuation and that's one day and we have a spite fire pilot dog fighting in the skies above the beach and that's about an hour fly that had he had over the beach. >> can you please walk me through the experience of going dunkirk for the first ti

at the newseum in d to him about this new movie which is sequel to the 2006 film an inconvenient truthbut i poke to him specifically about his meetings with president-elect trump at trump tower trying to work with him on climate control. christopher foal land right there and the next picture would be president al gore. my apologies. >> i was like wow. >> the vice-president has changed. >> here's al gore's interview. watch this. >>> i met with the president-elect in trump tower and that wasn't the only conversation that i had with him. i talk with him since as well, and i thought there was a chance that he would come to his senses on the paris agreement but i was wrong. >> we're in dc. we air here in washington, d.c. i know you can easily get in touch with him if you wanted to. if there's message you can send to president trump like i know this is a movie and the movie can speak about that, but what is the one thing you would love to get across to him if you could >> i've already tried my best to convince him to do the right thing on climate and i think he's made it clear that he's dete

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. >> we're here to see the new newseum. >> i wanted to go to the african-american museum. >> dv awesomets and the grounds and the mall and, you know, all the different buildings. >> i think it's like really hot in d.c. right now. now. it's like so humid it feels like thearound here. >> best food place is d.c. is pizzeria paradise in george up to. >> ben's chili bowl. >> we just help from the restaurant hip city 57. it has a blossoming veg scene. >> food wise old abbott's grill is phenomenal. somebody told me about that. >> astro doughnuts. >> i like taylor gourmet. we just went there. >> mastro's ocean front. depending on what type of taste they got. >> i love dc. >> yeah, denver and amber that's awesome. >> you can't go wrong in d.c. any spot. >> you got that right. any spot. >> you go the that right. >> good to go 100%. >> little interns so adorbs. >> i love that. >> still ahead a coffee shop in nashville quickly becoming the cats me would you. details on the cafe it's helping to connect furry felines homes. >> okay. >> i'll a little scared by this. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ >> there we go. we need this

committee meeting having dinners with members of congress, hanging out with journalists over at the newseum of course thought. they are focused on russian collusion, collusion, collusion. how many months have we been focused on this story. clayton: we thought it wastlesz going to go adivla. >> drip, crip, drip. opens the door for the media to pounce on though. >> our own chris wallace interviewing members of the trump administration asking these very question are were there any meetings no and this stuff just keeps coming outs. if they would have got therein information e. information out of early then you wouldn't have this problem fjt. now is it the media's fault they didn't tell the truth about it? i don't know. let us know what you think friends@foxnews.com. they could be focused on other issues people are concerned about. number one issue they elected him on is immigration. abby: keep america safe. clayton: border security. now we are learning more americans are interested in what's being done there than ever before. seen a huge drop. ainsley: 5% of drop in arrests of illegals at the s