up next, i'm scott taylor. i-team exclusive that uncovers how the guys were treated different alison: right now skytrak7 is live. look at the tolls at the chesapeake bay bridge. you can see really for the friday of a long weekend things don't look too terribly bad. of course there is a bit of a chance of a delay once you get through tolls and merge back in three lanes but we will keep an eye on it. nancy: a firefighter in a state correctional worker caught in a prostitution sting in prince george's county. now "7 on your side" scott taylor is uncovering what went down in a red roof inn in college park, maryland. sco in the scott: the vice unit posted an ad on backpage.com. 14 men answered it. the i-team discovering not all 14 were treated the same way by the p.g. police. it went down in may at the red roof inn. firefighter eric answered the add textg one of the firefighter's text said, "out of the shower. ready when you are. can be there in ten minutes." a correctionage officer was also caught in sting. 14 men

jane: congressman scott taylor, thank you for joining me. rep. taylor: thank you, jane. jane: president trump also announces his pick to replace james comey as head of the fbi. chris wray is a former justice department official who has been working in private that this. -- private practice. myanmar is mounting a search operation for a missing military transport airplane. reports say it was carrying 120 two passengers and crew, most of them soldiers and their families. contact was lost half an hour after takeoff. the japanese nuclear research facility has been exposed to dangerous levels of radioactivity materials. the accident return -- the accident occurred when workers were checking the back. south korea says it will hold off on installing remaining components of a u.s. antimissile defense system until it completes an assessment of the impact on the environment. this could mean delays in the high altitude area defense system in korea. the review could take more than a year. thursday is election day in the u.k.. in the past week, the campaign has been dominated by secur

i'm scott taylor.y this ticket isn't going to cost you anything but it will protect you. >> when i saw the wind it looked like it was a storm and fireworks, said this woman. "i told my husband this is the end of the world." larry: plus the latest on the deadly fires sweeping across parts of europe. nancy: but first, here is autria godfrey with a preview of tomorrow's "good morning washington." >> thanks, guys. tomorrow on "good morning washington," travel websites don't always give you the best deals on flights. now the new quicker way to find the cheapest air fare to your favorite getaway >> plus, find out how easy is it to break your smartphone addiction for better sleep and less stress in your life. >> keep it here for traffic and weather every ten minutes tomorrow morning at 4:25 on "good morning washington." nancy: you saw it first on 7. now more fallout from the i-team investigation into a rash of smash-and-grabs in northwest d.c. thieves hit the bait car twice. so far, two suspects have been arr

investigative reporter scott taylor is all over this one. >> can we talk to your principal?> communication. >> can we talk to your principal? >> i said, "communication." >> is your principal around? you can't communicate with us? all we want to do is come in and get a shot of the water problem. i don't think it's too much to ask. >> i-team at a school in prince george's county school district where 45 classrooms and sinks were turned off last year due to high lead in the water. the schools appear to be at it again. not notifying the parents about the recent led testing. last april, "7 on your side" discovered the district for years never revealed to the parents high level of lead and the water system as as 2004. after we exposed the district, the c.e.o., dr. kevin maxwell announced all schools would be tested. the first time since 2009. maxwell has refused to speak to the item on camera. i just got my hands on the latest lead testing results, which you won't see on the district website. so far 17 of 29 schools tested above the district recommended guideline of ten parts per

atior investor and manager aberdeen and scott taylor, deputy see a.l. of fixed income and -- joining us from california is the global head of fixed income. great to have you with us on the program. capturing the votes as they came through. just to see this was real. see weren't expecting to 314, 315, and 317. story, the conversation has shifted whether or not you get a softer brexit. justified? here.eal risk harder for her to negotiate. a bigger noise. >> the fallout was really united kingdom, hardly any spillover whatsoever. the negotiations are taking place in the next couple of years. >> it is a result no one expected. i think the challenge is going to be now the u.k. has to renegotiate free trade within e rest oeurope the government that doesn't have a majority now has to form a coalition government. uncertainty is not good for the markets. >> if i said to you hung parliament, would you have said 10-year gilts yields? >> what is she going to give away in the median term of fiscal send -- fiscal spending. it's a very messy situation. midpoint and lab

nancy: scott taylor with a new way to check the recalls. cott: you know lisa fletcher has been all over the takoma recall. the item has been involved in making sure the consume now a national push we can get behind. that is asking the drivers to step up and be responsible. older cars being recalled is the biggest issue. only 44% are getting fixed. the national campaign is launched. the national safety council and chrysler want you to grab the vin number and go online to see if you have a recall. >> ewant them to understand that the recall fixes are free of charge. >> go to wjla.com. to use the link. we set up to check out recalls for yourca. grab your vin number. you will need it. you can find it on the left of the windshield. 17-character number. it's also on the insurance card or the car registration. scott taylor, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. a record number of americans are expected to hit the road july fourth weekend. a.a.a. predicting 44.2 million people will get out of town traveling 50 miles. nearly 3% boost from last year's recor

scott taylor has been following this story closely from day one. ott: police tell the i-team seth rich's murder is still being investigated as a botched robbery. profiling project made up of the grad students doesn't buy it. report just issued by the profiling project says the murder was likely committed by a higher killer. >> it's a possibility. proficient killer is that the fact that the killer got away with it until this period of time. it appears to be a sanitized crime scene shows a level of proficiency in killing. scott: it claims that rich's death does not appear to a random homicide or robbery gone it found additional surveillance camera they believe the police might have missed. let me show you the second camera they are talking about. there is first one on top of the market. then there is the second one that they are talking about so far. the d.c. police have not confirmed if any evidence was on the camera. >> we hope they have it ready. we came across it in our neighborhood canvass. >> it's funded by republican lobbyist who filed a lawsui

scott taylor, abc7 news. larry: okay. sandusky scandal at penn state.ol administrators will spend time behind bars. graham spanier was sentenced to two months in jail and two more months under house arrest. his former vice president receiving two months. the exathletic director was sentenced to three months. nancy: new video released of tiger woods taking a breathalyzer test at the florida police station following his d.u.i. arrest. they found him asleep behind the wheel of his car. the former top golfer said he had not been drinking but had taken prescription medication. two breathalyzer tests confirmed he had no alcohol in his blood. larry: bill cosby's trial is scheduled to begin monday in pennsylvania. he is facing three felony counts of of assault. nancy: cosby was one of the faces on the mural on the side of ben's chili bowl for years but the family is making a change. today we found out who will be michelle marsh at the "live desk" with the story. michelle? michelle: this is exciting. the ali family held an online poll with more than 50 choices o

scott taylor with the reason why. right now in america, there are 766 million chip cards being used at just under 2 million merchant locations, which is only 39% of all stores across the country. no wonder at a lot of businesses they continue to tell you to swipe and not use your chip card. "7 on your side" wants to know what is the holdup? randy handerhook, the director of the u.s. payment forum explains. changing the box on the counter that the consumer interfaces with but also the cash register or point of sale system and back end software that runs that system in that store. scott: the national retail federation tells us, 99% of their members will have chip card readers up and running by the end of the year. but a third party hired by card companies need to certify machines at 5 million stores. >> the merchants have done their part. they have put the machines in place. but the card company have to certify them before they turn them on. the card company have been woefully slow in doing that. scott: chip reading car

joining me now is scott taylor. how do we deal with these threats? let's back that up.here's growing calls for lawmakers to defend himself. chris collins will start carrying a gun with him. barry loudermilk, the republican in georgia, considering expanding ways for lawmakers to defend themselves. james clyburn from south carolina wants more flexibility to defend your homes and offices. the trend to me, defend yourself. what say you, sir? >> great to be with you, stuart. appreciate you having me. a security review is a proper thing to do when you have things like this, of course. there's many folks out there, members of congress, many others, that have the ability to have conceal carry permits in their own place. when you have this kind of rhetoric and tone in the country, which i'm hopeful that that will change in light of this, out of this tragedy, that leaders, folks in the media, folks that have a platform tone down their red rick. information leads to rhetoric. emotion leads to action. i don't worry about myself. i worry about my family, staff, those around me. >> y

i-team investigator scott taylor takes a closer look. scott joins us live outside the white house. scott, what is the secret service doing to prevent this from scott: well, over the past couple of years they have been doing a lot. let me show you what is happening in front of the white house. we have your usual group of tourists here, enjoying the day. what we are talking about is the fence behind them with the spikes. the secret service is moving forward on the plan to build a higher fence that surrounds the white house. if we look at the numbers like we did, the white house knows there hasn't been increase in fence jumpers. as the u.s. secret service still works on plans to raise the fence by several more feet around the white house, people continue to try and scale it since president trump took office. 38-year-old marcy wall arrested three times near the white house, including earlier this year after she got her shoe laces stuck on top of the fence. 26-year-old jonathan tran actually got over the fence and on to the white house grounds. with the numbers the i-team has obtained,

i'm scott taylor in the "7 on your side" help center. i'm with some of the best mechanics you will find. they are all from a.a.a. and answering your questions. you can call right now if you have a question about an engine, what kind of tires you should put on the car or a simple oil change. 703-236-9220. we will be here until 6:30. alison: thank you. new developments in fight over the purple line. maryland asked a judge to put a hold on an order asking planners to take the declining ridership in account. the new ridership impact studies puts federal funding in jeopardy and a hold would allow the project to move forward while it works its way through the been working to connect tunnels along 395 in the district. when it's done the capital crossing project will add five new buildings and serve acres from the union station. only on 7, q mccray took a tour inside to see how it will be self-sufficient. >> the capital crossing project is more than offering amazing views of d.c. >> we are walking over to the west side of 200 avenue. >> sean cah

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congressman scott taylor, a former navy s.e.a.l.ew them. >> a big tragedy we lost both of those men. they were outstanding heroes for our nation. >> cnn has obtained the battlefield citations for both owens and milliken, both of whom served for years on high-risk classified combat missions. new details now revealed of their extraordinary service. owens was posthumously awarded the silver star, the nation's third highest medal for value or in a never disclosed battle against 400 al qaeda militants in 2015. u.s. officials say it all happened deep inside war-torn somalia. this secret battle raged for three days in july 2015. owens leading a 12-man team alongside african forces targeting 400 enemy militants, constantly ambushed and attacked with small arms, machine guns, anti-aircraft guns, rocket-propelled grenades, mortars and improvised explosive devices according to his citation. owens repeatedly exposed himself to enemy fire. the citation said eventually the team securing a town that had been in enemy hands for ten years. on earlie

joining me now to discuss is congressman scott taylor, former navy seal, hi, thank you so much for talkingo us, congressman. go ahead and react, if you would come in to what i believe you just heard president trump just talking about when it came to the so-called surprise when it came to health care. so far no surprise in that they don't have the votes. they have the exceeded amount of g.o.p. senators that are opposing the bill in order to get this boat through. so what surprised you think he is talking about? >> it is great to be with you, julie. thank you for having me. this is taking place of course, now through the senate, i know that there is a lot of attention, if you will, placed under different senators and what their positions are and what not. but i think they're going to ultimately pass something and i think they will negotiate with the house and the senate and get this to the president's desk. i'm not sure exactly what he's talking about, but i'm an optimist, and i believe we will get something through the senate and get something to his desk. the statement lastly, i've got to

scott taylor of virginia. a friend of our show. europe is on the edge right now. from the manchester terror attack, an incident in paris. police shot a man after he pulled a hammer from his backpack and tried to attack an officer outside notre dame. he shouted this is for isil. several hundred people were inside when the incident occurred. kelly joins me with the latest. you have been covering this since the minute it happened. what do we know now? >> the paris prosecutor is investigating this as a possible terror attack, but they won't go all the way there yet. they are looking at it as terrorism and where it happened. in front of the notre dame cathedral, the iconic spot in paris visited by so many tour t tourists every day and because the target was a police officer. we know that police officers have been targeted in the past in paris. there was an attack in april that left one officer dead and two seriously wounded. an attacker opened fire on them. at this point the only hint of a motive is the attacker's own words saying this is for syria. that's according to

scott taylor has been covering the murder from day one and joins us now live. are they naming anyone in this report? >> no names. here is the 45 page report that goes into several different theories and sums it up by saying it is more than likely he was murdered by a hired killer. george washington university students volunteered their own time during the investigation and are funded by former republican lobbyist, jack bergman, who has filed a lawsuit against the d.c. police to release records in the case. they believe the death does not appear to be random homicide or a robbery gone bad. they found a surve have missed near the intersection where police found the body. i asked what proof they had to show that he was killed by a hired gunmen? >> a proficient killer is what we think -- the fact that the killer has gotten away with it for this time and that it appears it was a sanitized crime scene. it shows a level of proficiency in killing. it is the lack of clues that come to this conclusion. the crime scene was sanitized and no direct linking to anything. the

congressman scott taylor, a former navy s.e.a.l.w them. >> it's a big tragedy we lost boast those men because they were outstanding heros for our nation. >> cnn has obtained the battlefield citations for both owens and milliken both who served for years on high-risk classified combat missions. new details now reveal of their extraordinary service. owens was posthumously awarded the will silver star, the nation's third highest medal for valor in a never disclosed battle against 400 al qaeda militants in 2015. u.s. officials say it all happened deep inside war-torn somalia. >> this secret battle raged for three days in july 2015. owens leading a 12-man team alongside african forces, targeting 400 enemy militants, constantly ambushed and attacked with small arms, machine guns, anti-aircraft guns, rocket-propelled grenades, mortars and improvised explosive devices according to his citation. owens repeatedly exposed himself to enemy fire. the citation says eventually the team securing a town that had been in enemy hands for ten years. on

both charged with two counts of prostitution and i reached out to both o scott taylor, abc7 news. jonathan: we continue to follow the breaking news out of the south bronx in new york city. former employee of bronx lebanon hospital center entered the center with a rifle that was hidden under a lab coat. he then opened fire killing a woman and hurting six others. wounding them before taking his own life. he reportedly tried to set himself on fire which then set off the building's fire alarms. it drew a heavy police presence to the area as you imagine. officers with the guns drawn told people to hide as they went floor to floor, room to room at the hospital looking for the gunman. police believe the shooter is exemployee of the hospital doctor henry bello. a doctor. a half hour ago there was a news confluence about the shooting. >> this was a horrific situation unfolding in the middle of a place that people associate with care and comfort. a situation that came out of nowhere. but even in midst of horror there were many acts of heroism. jonathan: this is a very active investigation.

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scot: i'm scott taylor with "7 on your side." we have the gang back here. jim, marty is here to talk about the batteries as well. i want everybody to call. 703-236-9220. this triple-a phone bank almost go on until 6:30 but get your calls in now. these are the experts and they can handle any question. michelle: thank you. this is no action film. nancy: waiting for it. a man apparently randomly jumping on an atlanta woman's car, smashing the windshield. monday afternoon and outside a shopping center. the woman behind the wheel had no idea who the man is. random it seems. she started to scream for help. didn't go any further than this but the man did get away. jonathan: wow! russian jets intercept a u.s. bomber. the russians say they scramble the jets and they believe it was a b-52 flying at the border of their the ballot tick. it's not the -- baltic. this is the not the first time this has happened. in september, they buzzed the navy aircraft over the black see and that instance came within ten feet of the aircraft. michelle: the main accuser in the bill cosb

let's discuss with republican congress member scott taylor of virginia. former navy s.e.a.l. and iraq war veteran. yes, they are tweets, but i see them as policy of the united states of america. directly from the head and heart of the president. this is a travel ban. it's always been a travel ban. all of the chiding of the media calling us fake for saying it was a ban was untrue, congressman. it's always been a ban. >> it's great to be with you again. i understand how you can be frustrated that you had chiding of course with a travel ban or not a travel ban. i don't think that changes the legal asity of it. i understand the frustration. i understand it. i don't think it changes the legality of the president's ability to control immigration via the law. >> no question there is a very strong constitutional component to the president's powers of immigration. the question for the courts is if this is a rightful application of this and are you concerned that the original order was fairly clear in intent to target muslims and had a carveout for christians emphasizing that focus on

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congressman scott taylor, a former navy s.e.a.l.s sniper.an served for years on high risk combat missions, new details now revealed of their extraordinary service. owens was posthumously awarded the bronze star, in a never disclosed battle against 400 al qaeda militants in to 15, u.s. officials say it all happened deep inside war torn somalia, this secret battle raged for three days in july of 2015. owens leading a 12-man team alongside african forces targeting 400 enemy militants, constantly ambushed and attacked with small arms, machine-guns, anti-aircraft guns, rocket propelled grenades, mortarings and improvised explosive devices. owens repeatedly exposed himself to enemy fair. he helped buddies who were pinned down and wounded and guided medevac choppers under fire. >> he was a great guy, highly talented. >> reporter: from somalia to yemen, iraq, syria and afghanistan, it's largely fallen on special operations forces to wage battle against isis, al qaeda and their affiliates and they are increasingly paying with their lives. five killed

scott pelley. and i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. >>> tonight, is taylorn katy perry's big day? ♪ my name keeps coming out your mouth ♪ the bombshell taylor dropped just before katy's weekend pajamas party. >>> and "e.t." is the first show to take you behind closed doors with four things you never knew about katy perry. >> ilgts it's nice to show i'm a human. i put my foot in my mouth all the time. >>> then, blake shelton, the bartender? his big surprise for a few lucky fans. >>> plus, brad pitt's big night out. cindy crawford's lookalike kid. when is beyonce having those babies. we hind the scenes will ferrell and amy poe her's new movie crack up. weov

scott abraham. with our rising star. nancy: a great attitude. taylor swi she pulled her music from the streaming service three years ago because it wasn't paying enough but swift's management team made the announcement online saying it will stream on title, pandora and amazon music. apple is the loser in this. they are no longer exclusively carrying swift. michelle: the powerball jackpot is $435 million. that is a lot of money. the 8th largest jackpot ever. if you take it once it is only $273 million. but i think we could get by on that. there is 1 in 92 million when it comes to winning. nancy: so you are saying there's a chance? we have our office pool going. so we see if we will show up on monday. michelle: i don't know how the station would operate. nancy: fingers crossed. go back out to brian van de graaff now. michelle: he won the lotto with t we count down to celebrate fairfax. >> yeah. the doors opening. if we don't win, ladies, we are still rich with love. i want to talk about this. set up on the main strip. we are putting out the goodies and t