people passing the law, certainly reeves and his allies, reeves got half a dozen friends elected to the legislature, they served one term to get this bill passed, they knew what -- to transform medicine the way it has been transformed. they wanted to limit the educational -- narrow the gate of education so only highly educated people could practice medicine. that necessarily limits the number of doctors in the marketplace. allows them to charge whatever they want and they charge more and more because there are fewer of them and that is a consequence reeves and his allies were happy with. instead of thinking of themselves as greedy, they thought of themselves as engineering a different direction. the legislatures who passed it did not anticipate the kind of crisis that developed by the end of the 20th century and early 21st-century in which we are badly underdoctored. we need doctors but by assisting on this lab oriented high science way of training physicians it becomes very expensive to train physicians. we don't train nearly as many as we would like. that was in unintended consequence

keanu reeves. you ever -- did you ever think that -- >> keanu reeves.a little second of maybe changing your name or your agents or somebody brought up -- >> oh, the beginning story. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> okay, so i'm 20-years-old and i'm going to drive in my first car. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i'm going to drive to hollywood. and i get there and my manager -- my agent said, welcome. >> jimmy: wow. this is a great story. >> great to see you. [ laughter ] and i'm all excited. they say great to see you, but we want to change your name. >> jimmy: this is the truth. this is hollywood. this is fantastic. >> oh, yeah. no, i mean they did it the first day i got there. i mean literally, i'm like, hey, man. they're like change your name. so anyways so -- >> jimmy: they don't think keanu reeves is hirable? >> i'm not going to talk about that. so anyway, so -- [ laughter ] they -- so they say, okay. well, help us out. so, i go to the ocean. because this is a big deal for me. right? it's my name. that's my name. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and -- a

i think the people passing the law certainly reeves and hisallies , the people passing the law, reeves incidentally got himself, half a dozen of his friends elected to the legislature, they served one term to get this bill passed area. >> they knew what they were doing and they transformed a medicine in exactly the way it has been transformed. >> they wanted to limit the educational, they wanted to narrow the gate of education so that only highly educated people could practice medicine. that necessarily limits the number of doctors in the marketplace. that allows them to charge whatever they want and they charge more and more because there's fewer and fewer of them and i think that's a consequence that reeves and his allies were perfectly happy with and consciousness that would happen. and instead of being, thinking of themselves as greedy, i think they thought of themselves as engineering a move in the right direction. i think legislatures who passed it did not fully anticipate the kind of crisis that has now developed by the end of the 20th century and early 21st century in which we

reeves.ink it makes it a lot harder for me to vote for bryce reeves. at the end of the day, republicans win when we are inclusive and spread our message to everybody. that's not what this was. this was a straight-up attack on a judge because he happened to be gay. >> there's a third republican seeking the nomination, and glenn davis, also critical of opponent reeves. >> stuff like this that turns people off politics, turns people off to serving in office, and turns a lot of republicans off. >> reporter: reeves issued a written statement, saying my criticism of miss vogel is that she voted to put a liberal on the court. vogel's campaign manager said she stands by her vote because it was for the candidate who had the most exceptional qualifications. in fairfax county, i'm julie carey, news4. >>> the leader of one of our region's largest mosque has resigned over some controversial comments made by another of the mosque's imams. joe harhari abdul-malik, direct outreach at dar al hijrah in falls c

bryce reeves said, my criticism of vogel is that she voted to put a liberal on the court. earlier this year, reeves filed a civil lawsuit accusing the vogel campaign of spreading false rumors about him. that case won't be resolved until after the primary. in fairfax county, i'm julie carey, news4. >>> changing gears completely here, talk about a special delivery. a mother in fauquier county has quite a story to tell tonight. her due date was monday morning, but her baby couldn't wait until they got to the hospital. mom deliver her mother was there and dialed 911. the dispatcher calmly helped them through the entire process. >> i'm due today. >> and you see the head? >> yes, the head is crowning. >> how much of the head can you see? >>. >> it's out. >> once the head is out, the rest of the body will be delivered with the next few cross-examinations. there will be water and blood with the delivery and that is normal. >> baby's crying, that's a good thing. >> if only you could see us here. doreen is smiling and i am wincing. mom is baby are doing just fine now. they were take

the most influential and successful was a man named james reeves. reeves was a genuine believer in public health and a fanatical lever in science as the future of medicine. he is so fanatical that he would the members off his medical organization to even to talk to physicians that were not medical, that were not ama-type doctors. for example, he had one man thrown out of the medical society because the man's father-in-law was a physician of a different sort, a homeopathic atsician, and reeves felt family gatherings you must be talking to your father-in-law in law, that means automatically you are expelled from our society because you're talking to him. to his credit, he was genuinely committed to public health. -- foundingounty members of the american public health association and politically astute. he is the one more than anybody who engineered passage of this law. he is the one who engineers the alliance with the big railroad, mining corporations. it is important to think of this decision as not creating a national medical profession, but instead

richard reeve has more on the funeral and the investigation. richard: hundreds of people coming, an a very emotional time here. the imam called the young woman generous, bright, caring and beautiful. young and old came here to pay their respects. some are schoolmates of nabra hassanen at south lake high school. she would have graduated from the sophomore year. the 17-year-old attacked and beaten to death walking back to the adams center. investigators say darwin martinez torres is the suspect accused of what they aralcaing a road rage incident that escalated from an argument from torres and bicyclist. authorities say torres chased hassanen with a bat, abducted her, killed her and leaving her body in a pond. some in the community, including her father, are calling investigators to look into this as a hate crime because she was wearing muslim clothing. most people told us today they are taking time to mourn and comfort the family. >> we are a grieving community. with the spirit and love she received from around the world. >> i'm very shocked, tra

in arlington, richard reeve, abc 7 news.mberly: gillespie has a huge cash advantage, about $2.5 million available. only has about 100 87,000 dollars, wagner 59,000, and they are second and third in recent polls. learn more about all candidates on both sides by going to wjla.com. it is still warm outside. you can see pennsylvania avenue here, still busy even though the capital pride festival has wrapped up. let's check in with josh: yes, the temperatures topped out at reagan national at 93 today, and it is currently still sitting at 80. the dew point continues to creep up, so it is feeling soupy, and more than likely will start off that way tomorrow as well. the feels-like temperature's, right around 80 degrees. we have the high pressure continuing with the southwesterly flow. we follow that in a clockwise direction, pumping all of the warm air in our direction. tonight, the temperatures stay on the warm side again, close to a full moon, 64 to 72. within the beltway, most of us will stay in the 70's. further out west, some te

richard reeve joining us outside the hospital center. they gave an update on congressman's condition. we understand it is getting abetted better -- getting a bit better. richard they say the congressman's condition is improving. we will get to that. first, show you images we just got these in from the f.b.i. these are the kind of the weapons they believe the gunman on wednesday carrying when he opened fire. one is a .9-millimeter handgun. the other a rifle. they were purchased legally according to the federal authorities. >> congressman scalise hit by a rifle round. the bullet entered his left hip and went out the other side, damaging internal organs, bones and blood russells. the biggest concern was the loss of blood. the bullet and the hundreds of fragmenteds are still inside mr. scalise. the doctors say he is still critical. but his risk of death is now substantially lower. we controlled the internal bleeding and the vital signs are stabilize. >> it's enclosed by crime scene tape. evidence teams spent much of friday combing over the b

in ashburn, richard reeve. abc7 news.hat is the kind of thing you remember long after all the tests. doug: lifetime memories. michelle: we are m inching our way to rain. doug: chances tonight but better chances tomorrow. it will cool down tomorrow and friday. we need the rain. i don't think we have any measurable rain to speak of since the 1st of june. we will make up for that and get some relief. looking live at the hyde regency and tysons corner. it's hazy, hot and humid at this hour. it's currently 95. that is leesburg. 92 in manassas and joint base andrews. 90 in washington. 93 in hagerstown. 88 in lexington park. at the joint base andrews whatever it's called. it feels warmer, too. it feels like 100 in leesburg. 94 in fredericksburg and 93 in washington. this is day three the final day of the heat. didn't set a record at washington but we did in washington dulles and tied in baltimore. we hope at the end of the game it's a curly w. i'm a hometown rooter. i'm not a sports person. i'm a weather person. i can root for m

author richard reeves argues it is not the top 1%, but the top 20% who are the problem. that is the focus of his new book, "dream hoarders: how the american upper middle class everyone else in the dust, why that is a problem and what to do about it." richard reeves, can you define for us who is in america that is hoarding money and opportunity for themselves and their families. richard: it is the top 20% of the distribution, average income about $200,000. household annual income, that is the group i'm talking about. laura: very interesting, the last election we saw a lot of voters angry about globalization about being left behind. your book shows how much they have to worry about. richard: the dream hoarders, as i call them, are pulling away economically, residentially, in terms of education. there is class separation taking place in the u.s. and maybe the election reflected that a bit. laura: you and i are both british citizens who became americans and we are used to americans teasing about the british class system but is the american one more stratus than ours? richard

richard reeve explains what happened. richard: the woman was sitting here at willow and tulup will when a group of girls approached. they asked where the metro was. that is when one of the girls went to the rear passenger door and tried to grab the woman's purse. from this window another girl began hitting a woman and shocked her with a stun gun. in this quiet neighborhood a sense of disbelief. >> we are continuing to be concerned about the safety. >> the victim, petite mother in her 30's. >> so many people going by. >> stun gun attack in seconds. >> she was screaming and trying to fight back against the assailants. >> witnesses ran up to help and the girls took off. >> this is a neighborhood where people are looking out for one another. >> a k9 girl tracked four of them down behind a shed. there had been other issues but nothing like this. >> they have had numerous car break-ins in front of the center where it's a smash and grab. >> woman shaken up with no serious injuries. the residents will be more watchful. >> remain

she walked the carpet last night and featured keanu reeves and jim carrey. alyssamalano says her former business manager left her in debt. she is suing him and his firm for $10 million. and formed her signature and put her into bad investments in a company he was an investor. >>> the manayunk arts festival is kicking off the 28th annual garthing of artists from across the country this weekend and jeanette reyes has what you can find on main street this time. >> reporter: the manayunk arts festival draws a crowd. >> we get about 200,000 people over the course of two days. nearly 300 artists converge on main street with an ray of craftsman ship. local artists peter was a judge last year and now has his own stuff. >> i was impressed with the quality of work in the show and it would be great to be part of that. >> he is showing his ceramic works of art. >> and john is an emerging artist the last to years and this year adding real estate. >> you can create your own world in there. >> it's filled with his psychedelic artwork. >> it's about energy. >> it's amazing

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in dream richard reeves offers his thoughts on income inequality and argues that america is becoming a class -based society. also being released this week, financial executive scott nations examined for significant spot market crashes over the past century in a history of united states: in five crashes into the queen offers the republican agenda to eliminate unions, suppress voting, privatize education and change the constitution in democracy and change. look for these titles and bookstores this coming week. watch for many of the others in the near future on tv. and he's been to. >> as the crisis link depend lick and wondered how he could be effective in fighting slavery while maintaining his identity and the crumbling brick party and all of these various movements were sterling on him swirling around him. on august 204th 185, lincoln wrote his intimate friend to joshua with whom he had shared a room in springfield and had now gone back to his home in kentucky where he presided over a plantation. he and lincoln agreed about slavery. lincoln wrote him a very long letter and in the for

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- keanu reeves. cat deeley.

richard reeve is live at the hospital. rich, what did the doctors richard: right now they are saying that the congressman is improving, but he is still in critical condition at this point. he is now under sedation. he is able to understand when somebody speaks to him. but apparently that is the extent of the situation right now. he first arrived here in critical condition, imminent risk of death was the word used. we have video we can show you of the scene from wednesday at simpson park where all of this unfolded. now they are saying the risk of death is substantially lower. now the congressman was hit in the hip, at the park, that was a single high velocity rifle round. it's called a transpelvic wound. the bullet penetrated the left hip and went to the other side, damaging internal organs, bones and blood vessels. the biggest concern was the loss of blood. you may recall he was lying in the field for several minutes because everyone was pinned down by gunfire from gunman james hodgkinson. the bullet and fragmenteds are st

miss reeves makes us sound amazing. and miss santoro always takes time to see how we're doing.s simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile. and mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ ♪ >>> action news sports sunday, sponsored by audi. challenge all givens. >>> back here on sports sunday. look whose back in the winners circle in dover. jimmie johnson from worst to first on the restart in overtime. johnson takes the lead and the win. about half the field crashes. johnson is a monster. a record 11th win in dover. he is now tied for the most wins all time in nascar. speaking of dominating. nba finals, the golden state warriors, monsters. 14-0 in the playoffs. and lesean mccoy is confident they're going to win. he placed a $200,000 bet that they're going to beat the cavs. >> hide the money in the closet and you wake up with extra money. >> the best in nba history after watching game two? >> it's like this -- this series is like watching a car trying to get out of the mud. the cle

richard reeve takes a closer look at the race.illespie has a huge cash advantage--- about $2.5-million available. stewart has about $187,000 and wagner, stewart has about $187,000 and wagner, about $59,000... they are now 2nd and 3rd in recent polls. learn more about all the candidates... on both sides at wjla dot com. if your getting ready for work today.. you probably aren't the one who hit the powerball jackpot over the weekend. we know at least one lucky person who lives in california had all the winning numbers. the grand prize reached an estimated 447-point-eight million dollars! it's unclear if the california player was the only winner. the massive jackpot came in at tenth in the list of the largest awarded u-s lottery prizes of all time. at 4 xx time for weather. toss to eileen weather. toss to eileen alert - record highs possible today - heat wave breaks wednesday - t-storm chances wednesday through sunday today: mostly sunny. hot and humid. highs: 91-95 winds: nw to sw 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy. mild and muggy. low

miss reeves makes us sound amazing. and miss santoro always takes time to see how we're doing. miss simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile. and mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ >>> good sunday morning. current temperatures now in new jersey are pretty warm. pretty nice. in fact we are seeing mostly sunny skies and a few people from the to the north and west seeing partly cloudy skies. and hope township seeing 60s. conditions right now are nice and warmer, but we have a cooling trend in the works. robinville, 60 degrees. we have, again, temperatures in the 60s and 70s. jersey shore seeing a nice start to the day. ma may's landing, 67 degrees. hour by hour forecast starting this right now and pausing at noon, and notice we are seeing showers move into the area so everything moving from the northwest to the southeast. it's not going to be a totally dry day, and it's not going to be a total washup. i will explain in more detail the forecast. >>> and then watching out l

miss reeves makes us sound amazing. and miss santoro always takes time to see how we're doing.s simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess nobody does underwater stunts, sylvia. except me, of course. this is my stop. adios! ♪ if you're a stuntman, you cheat death. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. número uno! >> keselowski takes on the checkered flag. >> he court. 20th birthday on thursday. >> soul host of the cleveland gladiators. darius reynolds, how about that grab? 8-0 this season, 15 gam thanknud homes thanks to a local shelter. introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. with speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster than most people have. and, it's just $79.99 a month online for 1 year. and only $5 more per month for the second year. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo for 1 year and multi-room dvr service for 2 years. all with a 2-year agreement. switch now at fiosgigabit.com. >> saturday night. perez. releef hel

miss reeves makes us sound amazing. and miss santoro always takes time to see how we're doing. miss simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile. and mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ >> ocean city music tour, they have some great act, hooters coming, tell takes at the end of the month, sue serio, they have the trombone orleans avenue playing this friday. >> nice, avenue feeling that will be crowded, too, because wait until you see the forecast for the weekends. music pier, living up to its name. we've got the system to the south, which is just close enough to spread some clouds, and the occasional shower, northward, into our area. so, we do expect to see quite a few clouds, and still on the cool side today. we will show you what that looks leak on live radar. you see that rain to the south, and then the clouds spreading up, and we do have one area of rain that just developed in southern delaware, right around between milford and georgetown this morning, so if you see a s

miss reeves makes us sound amazing. and miss santoro always takes time to see how we're doing.s simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile. and mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ >> jeff skversky has sports with big news from the sixers. >> markel fults getting cheese steak. getting hungry talking about this thing. we have a deal. the sixers agreed to trade multiple pics for this year's top pick. sealing the deal, a visit from markel ful ts. they want to make sure the teen is worth the price. the highest scorer in the country last season. he praised the fans and he believes he can help the sixers asap. >> i carry myself as a player and man being humble. i'm a hard worker. i'll do whatever i can to help any team i go to, to perform. >> wherever you go, i love to do it. >> big news for the sixers. >> philly starter jarred eickhoff without a win, the latest in the season with nothing to show for it, matt beach 20 years ago. the fanatic speeding things along here. highlights

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northwest washington, richard reeve, abc7 news.doug: the temperatures are in couple of showers from pennsylvania. hitting hagerstown. i said yesterday nay would stay ahead of the pennsylvania line. so i'm not going to say that but nothing in the metro area. until the morning. rain will develop around:00 or 6:00 in the morning with thunderstorms and southwest winds and muggy conditions. the future cast gives us a sense of timing with the showers moving in. moisture from the gulf of mexico ahead of the circulation of cindy. it will affect portion of the area through the morning rush. it's in the upper 80's and then tomorrow night a cold front will approach to bring in rain. the result is the rain could be heavy as we get overnight to saturday morning. by the time we hit 7:00 oral:00, most to -- 7:00 or 8:00, most of the heavy rain is out. the weekend outlook friday is muggy with the storms the showers and storms saturday morning, clear in the afternoon. warm and muggy and 88. sunday is delightful. partly to mostly sunny. breezy, cool

richard reeve is joining us live. richard, you spent the day talking to neighbors in this neighborhood. they must be absolutely floored with what played out this morning in the neighborhood. richard jonathan, a lot of folks seem shelf shot clocked, almost in -- shell-shocked. there are messages of love here even after the difficult day. crime scene tape and unfamiliar sounds of gunshots. >> i heard a bunch of what appeared to be shots. pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow. richard so loud he heard the sound over the roar of his lawnmower. 30 sho >> you don't want to get shot mowing the grass. you go inside so you have some protection. richard this is unfamiliar territory for this neighborhood. >> when you have the acts of violence it calls for prayer. richard along monroe now blocked off by the police. the father decided to continue on with the midday mass, needed now more than ever he said. >> i told them to pray for everyone. all of them. we even pray for the people who perpetrated the acts. richard on the streets you will

miss reeves makes us sound amazing. and miss santoro always takes time to see how we're doing.ns keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile. and mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ >>> this case is so polarizing i don't think you can retry it. >> it's too early to celebrate, mr. cosby. >> both sides weigh in after a judge declares a mistrial in the sex assault case, and we will break down what will happen and what may be next. >>> now the city of philadelphia is preparing for a high profile trial. jury selection starts tomorrow in the federal corruption case against the district attorney, seth williams. >>> not looking bad out there, bought father's day will be hot and humid with maybe a shower or two, and we are tracking the possibility of severe storms in the week ahead. >> announcer: nbc10 news starts now. >> don't worry, today will be fine if you have father's day plans outdoors. it's 6:00 on this sunday. let's start with the weekend weather. meteorologist, krystal klei, is tr

richard reeve, abc7 news. larry: he climbed the highest mountain on every continent. it would complete it. alison: he has to the that now. can you imagine how good it feels to come home, though? after a normal vacation you are like this is nice to be home. he must really be loving it. larry: exactly! no pick axes or ropes to save your life. alison: congratulations. larry: very cool. alison: still ahead at 5:00. >> i have called a lot of people trying to get it straightened out. >> but her call to "7 on your side" may get it fixed. what happened when the item started to ask questions about the collapsed alley. larry: prosecution and the defense make the cases on the first day of bill cosby's sex assault trial. >> long-time teachers in fairfax county are being shut out of pay increases because they don't hav degree. coming he's somebody who says,. i am going to make change. and i wanna make change not for the richest, not for the most powerful, i'm gonna make change to make this economy work better for hardworking families. that's who he is. i'm tom perriello, an

live in upper marlboro, richard reeve. alison: thank you. now a developing story involving bill cosby. prosecuted rested their case on day five of the salt trial. up next -- the sex assault trial. up next might be the comedian himself. he said he would not testify last month but a week in the publicist said it is now a possibility. cosby of course accused of drugging and molesting andrea constand at his pennsylvania home in 2004 >> nobody knew. i lived a double life. >> coming up, set free but feeling remorse. why the mayor called the time in prison a blessing in disguise. >> up next, a picture perfect day to go up in a hot air balloon. but how a gust of wind made for a scary ride. >> from the warm fair in celebrate fairfax to a very soothing jacuzzi. i'm going to talk to the celebrate fairfax organizer. i think we may just do it from a hot tub here on the ground. live from the fairfax county government center. more coming up in a bit. >> this is the bes my life and they are like 5. alison: still ahead, working woman working to make birthday

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- keanu reeves. cat deeley.

. >> and matt reeves and j.j. abrams. >> jimmy: j.j. jimmy: and now he gave your eulogy, the circle is complete. >> wait a minute. >> jimmy: but that is a lot of stuff to do together. >> it was. >> jimmy: obviously you're close. did you know tom cruise before that movie? >> didn't know tom cruise. i'd met him at j.j.'s house. j.j. was having this birthday party at his house. and suddenly tom cruise was there. we were like, tom cruise, what is he doing at this birthday party? there was a -- because it was at his house. not like j.j. had hula hoops or something. it was a kid easy hula hoop. somehow there was a hula hoop contest. i could be wrong but i think scott speedman was involved in the hula hoop contest. >> jimmy: is that right? >> you could ask him. i'm pretty sure tom cruise won the hula hoop contest. >> jimmy: of course he, did he probably trained with some hula hoop shaman. >> right. >> jimmy: climbed to the top of hula hoop mountain to learn how. >> yes. >> jimmy: he's probably still out there doing it. >> so good. >> jimmy: ye

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miss reeves makes us sound amazing. and miss santoro always takes time to see how we're doing.mpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile. and mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ okay, homie, i'm plugging it in. wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait! the gravestones could be a little more crooked. oh! let me just fluff up these entrails. and... light it up. (wolf howls) bleh, bleh, bleh, bleh, bleh, bleh. halloween at the simpsons'. what a classic tradition! are you heading up to the tree house to tell three horrifying tales? ah, we're doing it next week. it's gonna be psycho with skinner and his mom, muppet wizard of oz-- i'm scarecrow-fozzie-- and then, uh, one where furniture gets smart and takes over the world or something. mmm! sounds chilling! eh. people love it. everscream terrors looks amazing this year. i've never seen black cats with such arched backs. well, you gotta bring it. halloweening your house is a dying art.

reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. new developments today with the dakota access project say today it is officially in service. i carries oil from north dakota to south dakota to a distribution point in illinois. four native american tribes are still hoping that a judge shut down the line based on environmental concerns. michelle: coming up at 4:00, a fiery crash brings rush hour to a halt. while the driver says he is not sure what happened. >> i don't feel like rushed. i feel calm. nancy: but why an original rosie the riveter returned to the plant where she helped rrator: "the time is to do what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood up to the nra. as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting to expand access to affordable healthcare. ralph northam believes in making progress every day. and he won't let donald trum

in alexandria, richard reeve, abc7 news. larry: richard, thank you.w developments now in the fight over the redskins trademark and name. justices say the 71-year-old trademark law barring disparaging term infringes free speech rights. washington,washington redskins saying, "i'm thrilled. hail to the redskins." meanwhile, one of several rulings handed down by the high court today. the justices will hear the redrawing of the wisconsin legislative districts. that case is in the fall. scotus struck down a north carolina law that barred convicted sex offenders from facebook and twitter and popular sites. and they voted muslim men detained after the 9/11 attacks cannot sue top law enforcement officials. the current supreme court session is set to end on monday. nancy: despite president trump's tweets and confirmation from multiple news organizations the president's lawyers and the white house insist he is not under investigation. we have details on the back and forth. >> there is no notification to any of us the president is under investigation. reporter: d

reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. looking ahead to weekend. we are getting you prepared for d.c. pride. we are proud sponsors of the parade and we will carry it live and stream it on wjla.com starting 4:30 saturday afternoon. then sunday we air the aquality march. we want to see your pride pictures. you can send your picks to burst.com/wjla. you might see them on air. and i will be there and steve rudin will be joins us live from college park. what do you have going on there? >> we have dinner cooking. we are having a lot of fun. this is unique con september. music venue and a great restaurant downstairs where we are now. >> this is fantastic. we make everything in-house. this is a hangover burger with apple smoked bacon, chili mayo and sunny side egg on top. we partner with a local farm, local, urban, sustainable normal is less than five miles from here. this is straight from the farm. >> you can eat those. the feature menu is the burgers, right? >> we are in a college town. you h everybody. the burger is a great sell ir. >> you opened a mont

richard reeve, abc7 news. michelle: water tower in sussex, wisconsin, got attention for the paint job. jonathan: partial paint job. they took a break for the night and left the word. it's supposed to be "sussex." it's "sex." maybe they thought it was easier to start with the last three. they took a break and some found it shocking and others got a giggle and found it funny. >> we like the honks and the road traffic. >> driving is interested in the morning. >> the town of sex. wouldn't you know it? the sex sign will be painted over soon. they have to paint the other side. michelle: they will let this linger as long as it can. >> it's getting people talking. traffic in the area. businesses do better. michelle: the parents with like we are not rea talk. >> hello. the weather is beautiful. we'll get more of it? >> some should be fine. it won't last all the way through summer but we'll take it. today is the start of the atlantic hurricane season. arlene was a storm in april so the next tropical storm named by the h

miss reeves makes us sound amazing. and miss santoro always takes time to see how we're doing. miss simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile. and mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ us, in "healthcheck" this morning, bicycle accidents are on the rise. researchers found nearly 30% increases in crashes from 1997 to 2013. over that time, hospital admissions doubled and ten thousand people were killed. the cost associated with treating adults involved in bike crashes has risen dramatically, exceeding $24 billion in 2013. study says that's twice the cost of workplace injuries. >>> research is linked to eating fish wards off alzheimers disease. the report published in the journal of alzheimers disease found a diet heavy in fish with high amounts of omega 3 fatty acids boost emotional and mental health. >>> researchers found that lab animals that had stroke preferred to drink alcohol over water. the discovery may claim why so many stroke survivors do not take their doctors adv

miss reeves makes us sound amazing. and miss santoro always takes time to see how we're doing. miss simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile. and mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> the big story on "action news" is breaking fuse. within the last half hour the jury in the bill cosby sex assault trial says it is deadlocked. this is video of bill cosby leaving the courthouse just minutes after the jury spoke with the judge this morning. they told the jury to return with deliberations. they were working to come up with a verdict for 30 hours now. jeanette reyes is following the trial from the very beginning and joins us in montgomery county with the latest. >> reporter: well, interestingly enough this morning was very quiet and suddenly an hour ago we heard that the jury was being brought back into the courtroom. telling the judge just minutes

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that disconnect was on josh reeve's mind when he decides to rent an rv and drive across america. finds his customers and potential customers where they live and in some cases handing over checks. . we would play that song about "finding america." he went to 11 cities in two weeks from san francisco, south, al albuquerque, phoenix, amarillo, jacksonville florida. he is on the 30 under 30 list by forbes, and the most admired ceo, joined by katie better of the new york times and john schwartz. at a time like this, the most admired ceo in tech is a welcome guest indeed. >> this long list of cities, why those cities? >> so for this route we wanted to -- we had a couple constraints. we wanted to go coast to coast, to very different types of cities, and no more of six hours of driving per day. so one thing i wanted to mention, steve going over to the four year, this year he is going through five states in the midwest. so, it seems to be a theme going on. a talked to a lot of ceos in silicon valley, and the more the merrier. the better they will have perspective on what they can and coul

5:00, you meet the owner of the house and see what may be the loudest green company in the richard reeve, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. the president's decision is lauded in cold -- coal country, no surprise. trying to revive an industry struggling for years. >> go to pennsylvania, west virginia, there are people laid off for years. they have been forgotten. jonathan: that man is kenny smith, a retired coal miner. he is a democrat who voted for president trump. check out the pictures. these are important. if you look at the ship, carrier, and a task force with it, another carrier over there. the joint exercise between u.s. warships and the japanese warships. they are training together and doing it close to the coast of north korea. the u.s. says this is not an effort to try to intimidate kim jong un and it's just an exercise. this comes two days after the pentagon shot an i.c.b.m. out in the sky at the reaches of space. nancy: developing now isis claims to be behind an attack that left at least 35 people dead yesterday. a lone gunman storming to the resort in manila requiring rounds fr

richard reeve joining us live with more. these are true heroes. richard: yeah, that is right. this is about raw courage in the face of withering gunfire. those officers facing down that gunman. let's take you back now to simpson park where the shots were fired. it was decidedly a horrible situation. round after round of rifle fire by james hodgkinson, pulling trigger behind a chain link fence. senator rand paul called the baseball field a killing field. that is when special agents david bailey and crystal griner, part of house majority whip steve scalise's security detail jumped into action. the two officers with the guns out placed themselves between congressional members hiding in a dugout and hodgkinson. witnesses say griner shouted, "drop your weapon" before she was shot in the ankle. bailey, a nine-year department veteran hit by shrapnel. hodgkinson the exchange of gunfire. the u.s. capitol police have been around a long time protecting congress and visitors since 1828. at the time they had just four officers. now they number more than 1,700. since then four u.s. capitol

miss reeves makes us sound amazing. and miss santoro always takes time to see how we're doing.s simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile. and mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ >> thank you for staying with us, if you purchased cleaning products from the honest company you could be receiving a refund. jessica alba's company will pay $1.5 million because of misleading customers with laundry soap and clearance. if you don't have a receipt, no need to worry, you can get up to $50. >>> walmart is testing a new kiosk that will revolutionize the way you shop. it's a self serve kiosk for grocery pick up. shop online, the order can be picked up at the kiosk that sits in the parking lot. no need to go inside the store, the service is free. there's a minimum purchase of $30 required. the feature is being tested at a store in oklahoma. >>> air b and b boom has changed the way many people think about travel. they are helping people use their homes to make extra cash. it's a 100 bi