serena -- >> before we get to serena, why are you setting it at two?> because i think i think he is favorite for wimbledon this year. i think he can win that. i think he can win one more, whether u.s. open this year, wimbledon next year. >> why do you think more than two? >> father time has ever lost. if someone beats, roger will. he is 35, about to be 36. eventually he loses half a step. it will be slower. injury takes longer for him to come back from. i think it is just numbers. >> and serena? as many as she wants a number. i don't know. it is crazy to think of. a lot of people counted her out at times. would i say, i can't speak from experience what it is like to have a baby then come back and be successful athletically. kim cleiseterk, won u.s. open a year after had birth. serena, wouldn't put it past here. father time. she is 35, to think she could play at 38, 39. she is greatest of all time, i think that is pushing it physically. >> have you hit with her. >> i played hoffman cup with her and couple times out in l.a. we happened to be there for th

abc's serena marshall has the latest. good morning, serena. >> reporter: good morning, diane, ron.nd as police continue to unravel the shooter's past in search of a motive they discovered he may have targeted other music festivals not just in las vegas but as far away as boston and chicago. in las vegas, thousands gathering to pay tribute. ♪ off-duty las vegas police officer charleston hartfield, 1 of the 58 lives taken in the the deadliest shooting in modern u.s. history. >> we have officials identified all 58 victims. >> reporter: as we learn more about the victims, fbi agents continue picking through the chaos left behind. in the hotel room of the shooter and on the ground as investigators unravel more about the shooter's past. abc news learned stephen paddock may have scouted other targets. sources say phone records show google searches for hotels around fenway park in boston and in august, he booked rooms at chicago's blackstone hotel across the street from grant park on the same dates as the lollapalooza festival but no evidence he traveled to either. democrats introduced leg

serena: a critical element of the affordable care act killed overnight. late night statement from the white house said insurance payments have been making for months were unlawful and did not have congressional funding. therefore they should be stopped immediately. president trump: with respect to healthcare it's step by step by step. serena: the attorney general on "fox and friends" said they can't spend the $7 billion a year without congressional authority. >> the from congress. the president cannot do it. serena: the president took to twitter to call it a broken mess and the insurance payments have stopped. dems should call me to fix." it helps lowerco pay and deductibles for 7 million americans. insurance company warned instability of the marketplace came from the look of security and knowing the payments would be made. >> they should make clear that the look of security is causing premiums to rise significantly. serena: earlier this year, the house republican continued making payments in. august the nonpartisan congressional budget office estimated i

serena. >> reporter: kendis, diane, good morning. president trump reached out to all four families of the fallen soldiers from that deadly attack two weeks ago, but that one phone call raising questions. a grieving widow six months pregnant and a flag-draped coffin. the remains of her husband u.s. army sergeant la david johnson returned home. the soldier with the elite u.s. army special forces, one of four who died nearly two weeks ago in niger. only an hour before, president trump calling myeshia johnson offering condolences, but according to democratic representative, frederica wilson, in that call the president told the grief-stricken johnson he knew what he signed up for, but when it happens, it hurts anyway. >> so insensitive. >> reporter: by her own admission, wilson only heard parts of the more than five-minute call. >> you don't say. he is the president of the united states. this is a soldier who gave his life for his country. >> reporter: according to the white house, the president's conversations with the families of americ

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marshall live in washington, thank you serena. >>> turning overseas, three u.s.rmy green berets have been killed during an ambush in the western african nation of niger. they were likely attacked by al qaeda militants. two others wounded. about 400 u.s. service members are currently in niger helping african forces fight terror groups. >>> the state department is denying that secretary of state trump a moron after a meeting over the summer. president trump called the story first reported by nbc fake news. in a rare news conference secretary tillerson had this to say. >> i'm not going to deal with petty stuff like that. i'm just not going to be part of this effort to divide this administration. >> tillerson also denied another part of that report that said he wanted to resign. he and the president have had sharp differences, though, on policy including a public dispute over how to handle north korea. >>> veteran republican senator bob corker had some eye-opening criticism of the trump administration while defending tillerson. corker said, quote, i think secretary t

abc's serena marshall has the latest from washington. good morning, serena. >> reporter: kendis, diane. good morning. senator flake did not hold back with his criticism of the president. senator corker, a man who once campaigned for him, even going on the record and saying that he continually says untruths taking us far beyond a mere twitter war of words. it has all the makings of a civil war. senate republicans rejecting the behavior of their republican president. >> it is dangerous to a democracy. >> reporter: arizona senator jeff flake, announcing he will not seek a second term because he is disgusted. >> flagrant disregard for truth and decency. the reckless provocations most often for the pettyiest and most personal reasons. >> reporter: the public shaming an hour after president trump visited capitol hill pushing tax reform. and on the same day bob corker, the influential head of the senate foreign relations committee said this. >> and i think that the worst of it is going to be just the debasing over our nation. >> reporter: the p

abc's serena marshall has new details from washington, good morning, serena. >> reporter: kendis, diane, good morning. those new details include those tax plans could be up for negotiation, those 401(k) plans, excuse me, could be up for negotiation in the tax bill the president wants signed on his desk by the end of the year. americans' retirement savings could be the battleground for a republicans promise for a tax overhaul. president trump eager for a legislative win pushing tax reform on fox news. >> they're passing this bill along very rapidly. we have to get tax cuts and just pass it along. this will be the biggest tax cut in history. >> reporter: it's what could pay for those tax cuts, though, that could put 401(k)s in the crosshairs. on wednesday, the president promising. >> 401(k)s to me are very important, and they're important because that's one of the great benefits to the middle class. >> reporter: but just seconds later -- >> well, maybe it is, and maybe we'll use it as negotiating but trust me. >> reporter: the response after the top republican writing the plan said there

abc's serena marshall has more from washington. good morning, serena. >> reporter: erielle, kendis, good morning. while sergeant johnson was laid to rest over the weekend, the political battle that started with president trump's condolence call to his family seems to just be getting started. a final kiss, a final good-bye, flags folded for his children. the 25-year-old father, husband and special forces soldier, one of four killed in niger earlier this month after an ambush by isis pledged militants. to his community he was known as the wheelie king. to america his name and his death embroiled in politics. >> i didn't know there were a thousand troops in niger. >> reporter: confusion over his death during a mission that senior intelligence officials said was seen as so low risk, the soldiers did not use armored vehicles or have a drone overhead. >> at this point we have conflicting stories and want to be able to the full accurate story and get it right. >> reporter: the president not discussing the ambush. >> mr. president, did you

abc's serena marshall has a preview of the president's visit.ena, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis, diane, and that's right. the mayor has criticized the administration's response to puerto rico, and the president fired back accusing her of poor leadership. now, the two could come face-to-face later this morning as the president heads to the island. the white house saying they've invited her to a response briefing. nearly two weeks after hurricane maria battered puerto rico, president trump will be arriving to this, an island where 95% of people still without power. more than 88% without cell service. gas lines in the capital stretching for blocks. in this town, just an hour away, homes remain flooded as fema tries to unclog the drains unsure if bodies lie in the murky waters. >> we're doing disaster survivor assistance right now. that's like the main mission. >> reporter: more than 13,000 troops and civilians now working together to hand out more than 1 million meals and 2 million liters of water, but the mayor of san juan says m

abc's serena marshall has new details. good morning, serena. >> reporter: good morning, kendis, diane. after president trump wrote on twitter that puerto ricans want everything done for them, he traveled to the u.s. territory as consoler in chief. telling officials there they should be proud the death toll was in the double digits and not the thousands like with hurricane katrina. president trump meeting with the military and locals praising response efforts to hurricane maria. >> the whole team has been amazing. >> reporter: telling fox news -- >> we got an "a" plus in texas. we got an "a" plus in florida and we may have done our best work here but it hasn't been appreciated. >> reporter: and making a comparison not often heard during natural disasters. >> every death is a horror, but if you look at a real catastrophe like katrina, what is your death count? 16 people versus in the thousands. you can be very proud. >> reporter: after the president left, the governor announced the death count had doubled. during the preside

abc's serena marshall has all the new details for us. serena, good morning. >> reporter: kendis, diane, good morning. it was a rare moment to see the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff speaking before the press and admitting that questions still remain into that deadly ambush, but they owe the american people and the families answers. it's the first chilling account of a mission gone wrong. it all began o it all began october 3rd for a reconnaissance mission considered so low risk, they didn't have armored vehicles or drones. >> the assessment was that contact with the enemy was unlikely. >> reporter: but that low-risk mission changed, a senior intelligence official tells abc news, to a kill or capture mission of a high-value target with ties to both al qaeda and isis. the next morning awake more than 24 hours leaving this village 50 miles from base, something went terribly wrong. >> midmorning on october 4th the patrol began to take fire as they were returning to their operating base. >> reporter: they'd only gone a few hundred yards

serena marshall begins our coverage. good morning, serena. >> reporter: good morning. it was a surprise visit to the white house briefing room for general john kelly hoping to end the controversy that's consumed the white house all week. it was an emotional defense of the president, not from chief of staff john kelly but gold star father and retired general john kelly. >> there's no perfect way to make that phone call. my first recommendation was he not do it. >> reporter: kelly lost his own son when he stepped on a land mine in afghanistan in 2010, something he doesn't talk about often but addressing an unusually silent press corps. >> in my son's case in afghanistan, when he died he was surrounded by the best men on this earth, his friends. that's what the president tried to say to four families. >> reporter: kelly frustrated and brokenhearted over the politicalization. >> it stuns me that a member of congress would have listened in on that conversation. >> reporter: it's the president's words versus intension. kelly not disputing that the president told the widow of

serena marshall has reaction on the hill. serena: president trump hoping to strike a deal on immigration. ready to trade with democrats to project the so-called "dreamers." >> he said he is open to a deal, open to figure out a way to have a broader immigration policy that certainly addresses daca. dozen point list, border security, including his promised wall. along with hiring 10,000 more immigration officers. overhauling the country green card system, limiting chain migration to spouses and minor children. and a crackdown on unaccompanied minors entering the country. last month when the president announced the end of the dreamer program that shielded 800,000 young immigrants from deportation he suggested he was eager for a deal. president trump: i have a love for these people. hopefully now congress will help them and do it properly. serena: then came the dinner with the democratic leaders he calls "chuck and nancy" where it looked like they had struck a deal. president trump: we are looking to allow people the stay here. >

good morning, serena. >> reporter: good morning. name calling like that that senator flake called undignified and also used the word reckless to describe the president. one time he campaigned for the president. now saying that he continuously spells. this is becoming much more than a typical twitter war of words. >> it has all the makings of a war. senator republicans rejecting the behavior of their republican president. >> it is dangerous to a democracy. >> arizona senator jeff flake. announcing who will not seek a second terms because he is disgusted. >> flagrant disregard for truth and decency. the reckless provocations, most often for the pettiest and most personal reasons. >> the public shaming an hour after president trump visited capitol hill, pushing tax reform. and on the same day, bob corker, the influential head of the relations committee said this. >> i think the worst of it is going to be just the cold basing if you will of our nation. >> the president responding on twitter calling him a lightweight and incompetent. cor

. ♪ ♪ >>> abc serena marshal picks up the story from here. >>> it has all the makings of a civil war.ans rejecting the behavior of their republican president. >> it is dangerous to a democracy. >> reporter: arizona senator jeff flake announcing he will not seek a second terms because he is disgusted. >> flagrant disregard and decency. most often for the pettiest and personal reasons. >> public shaming an hour after president trump visited capitol hill pushing tax reform. and on the same day, bob corker, influential head of the senate relations committee said this. >> i think the worst of it is going to be just the cold debasing if you will after our nation. >> the president responding on twitter. calling him an lightweight and incompetent. corker tweeting back same untruth from an utterly untruthful president. hashtag, alert the day care staff. >> former white house steve bannon claiming a victory against the establishment saying another scalp for his movement. the white house seems to agree. >> i think they were not likely to be re-elected and that shows the support the more behind t

here's abc news reporter serena marshall with the latest. >> reporter: special counsel mrtllernontwe/o punchro making his first moves d first charges. into russia's alleged meddling in the preti desiial did you commit a crime? >> reporter: mueller charging paul manafort and his deputy rick gates with tax evasion, money laundering and fraud. barely an headquarter later a guilty plea from former trump campaign foreign policy adviser george papadopoulos. unsealed. he admitted to several interactions with a russian with significant tgosiernmeont and lo the fbi. the president reacting this morning on twitterri wng was n" and few people knew the young low-level volunteer pro nven te liar." that low-level volunteer in this picture from the president's instagram. shortly after tha meeting, then-candidate trump told the "washington post" -- >> george papadopoulos, he's an oil and energy consultant, excellent guy. >> reporter: on the campaign less than a month according to court filings, papadopoulos traveled to london and was offered dirt on hillary clinton with thousands of e-mails by his egi

tag: seemingly lost in the uproar...the four soldier who died in abc's serena marshall has more. coming up at six - fizzing over. a legal battle over diet soda.. the key ingredient a new lawsuit claims is actually making people fat! plus - a scandal makeover! infamous room 214 - getting a new look. we'll give you a first look inside... and while you were sleeping - a huge surprise from taylor swift. hear her brand new song.. coming up at six! a historic homecoming this weekend at howard university. the school is celelbrating it's 150th anniversary this year! congress chartered howard back in 18-67. since then, the school has played a vital role in american history and helped advance civil rights. howard is one of 107 historically black colleges and universites or hbcu's across the country. our veronica johnson is heading to howard right now. she'll have a live report with much more on the big weekend - coming up next hour. and what's homecoming without a little football! howard takes on morgan state tomorrow and we'll be showing the game! watch it live starting at one o'clock on

his communication is coming under scrutiny and serena marshall is following all the developments from washington. good morning to you. morning and it's not just that call but the president's new claim that he's called virtually every family of a fallen soldier. it's the moment the commander in chief becomes comforter in chief calling the families of fallen soldiers. president trump launched a firestorm with this false comparison. >> most of them didn't make calls. >> reporter: now going a step further. >> i have called i believe everybody but certainly i'll use the word virtually everybody. >> reporter: the associated press reports some families say they have not heard from this white house at all. the administration disputes that. at least one family who did speak to the president was promised a $25,000 gift. >> he didn't have to say that. he could have just said i'm sorry for your loss. >> reporter: months later the white house says that check is in the mail. the administration still defending its handling of the calls after the president allegedly told this grieving pregnant widow

serena marshall on the hill with today's development. serena: a presidential pivot. mr. trump tried to move back to policy. and pass the charges, special counsel robert mueller levied against paul manafort, his deputy and the guilty plea against campaign adviser george papadopoulos. the indictment for tax evasion, money laundering and fraud against the deputy rick gates came the same morning that papadopoulos's guilty plea was unsealed. he pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. about several interactions with the suspected russian agent with significant ties to the russian government. president trump's personal lawyer responded. the end result is the meeting doesn't take place. there is no time of collusion. tried to put to rest concerns that the president may fire a special counsel. >> there is no conversation regarding firing robert mueller. there is no ba robert mueller. >> the top republican on the senate intelligence committee not comforted by the promise. as the questions of the possible collusion swirl on capitol hill, russia interference front and center with the

serena marshall, abc7 news. michelle: this just in. montgomery county grand jury indicted tyler tessier. the once teacher of was reported missing in september. her boyfriend was arrested in connection to her murder in september. after he spoke at a news conference. he sat with wallen's parents as they made a tierful plea for answers in her disappearance. her body was later discovered in a shallow grave in damascus and tessier was identified as a suspect. michelle marsh, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. after meeting with investigators, cheryl sandburg insisting that facebook is committed to cooperating with those investigating the election interference. she supports plans to release election ad purchased by russian groups she is refusing to say if there was an overlap of ad targeting between russian accounts and the trump campaign. jonathan: indiana state police dog on the mend now after being shot in the neck by a man. apache is his name. he ran off after the shooting. what followed was a 12-hour departments. even a police drone called in

abc's serena marshall has the full story. >> reporter: a grieving widow six months pregnant and a flagd coffin. the remains of her husband u.s. army sergeant la david johnson returned home. the soldier with the elite u.s. army special forces, one of four who died nearly two weeks ago, only an hour before president trump calling miss johnson offering condolences but according to democratic representative frederica wilson in that call the president told the grief stricken johnson he knew what he signed up for but when it happens it hurts anyway. >> that's so insensitive. >> by her own admission wilson only heard parts of the more than five minute call. >> you don't say that. he is the president of the united states. this is a soldier who gave his life for his country. >> reporter: according to the white house, the president's conversations with the families of american heroes who have made the ultimate sacrifice are private. but the new controversy coming after the president defended his claims that other presidents including president obama did not ever personally call grieving families

abc's serena marshall has more from northwest. today we're learning more about the man police say woman in her camp springs home last weekend. court documents show khary edwards, had a prior sex crime arrest just last month. on sepetmber 25-th, edwards allegedly gave two women a ride home when he tried to rape one of them. the women stabbed edwards in the hand forcing him to stop... she would call police. edwards was later charged first degree sexual abuse... he would be ordered release under a program called "high intensity supervision program." today edwards is in a prince george's county jail on no bond. turning to baseball-- game one of the world series is in the books. and dodgers fans have plenty of reasons to smile this morning. los angeles starter clayton kershaw was dominant.. striking out 11 batters through 6 innings. all the dodgers needed was this 6th that would be the game winner. 3-1 was the final. game 2 is wednesday at 8:09. we talked yesterday about how hot is was we talked yesterday about how hot is was going to

serena marshall, abc news, washington. >>> prototypes for a border wall between the u.s. and mexico are almost finished. the government is spending $20 million for eight concrete and steel mockups near san diego. they are set to be ready for testing by the end of next month. $2 billion is needed to begin construction which democrats and some republicans say congress will never approve. >>> marin deputies arrested man for evading officers and possessing dozens of pounds of marijuana. the chp shared this photo of the drug found in the suspect's car. they say officers tried to pull a car over yesterday afternoon after seeing the driver talking on his cellphone. the driver kept going, but later stopped his car in a parking lot and ran away from officers. they found 38 pounds of marijuana in the car, about an hour later officers found the man and arrested him. >>> happenings today, san francisco supervisor is going to introduce legislation meant to stop gentrification across the city. supervisor hillary row nan wants to create cultural districts which she believes will give pe

serena williams, ranked number51. just one. serena williams, ranked number 51.men's tennis player of all time, but the men's number four, roger tennis player of all time, but the men's numberfour, roger federer, pockets more than twice as much. so why is this? well, how much women's sport have you watched this year? in football, broadcasts of the last men's world cup totalled 98,000 hours. the last women's tournament? fewer than 8000 hours. although that didn't stop the women's final in 2011 racking up more than 7000 tweets per second and setting a new record. but if we check who was watching, tv viewers of the last women's world cup were, well, mostly men. so, let's rephrase that question: do women have a problem with sport? well, research shows that girls are less likely than boys to continue playing sport as they get older. but here's the thing: girls are more likely to get involved in sport if they have other girls to take part with. so, maybe the best way to level the playing field is to make sure we're passing on the ball. some of the facts and figures the

kelly telling reporters-- there is "no perfect a abc's serena marshall has more. a former president is back on the campaign trail. a massive crowd in richmond - as former president barack obama campaigned with guberna northam. it's the first time obama has been in the political spotlight since leaving the white house. tim barber has more. as we close in on election day -- the race is looking election day -- the race is looking closer and closer. the latest polls show northam and republican ed gillespie practically deadlocked. gillespie spent the weekend campaigning with vice president mike pence. less than three weeks from election day -- there's still no plans for president trump to join gillespie on the campaign trail. developing now-- former president george w. bush is stepping back into the media spotlight. he is speaking out on what he calls a breakdown in the public discourse in american politics. the former president never mentioned the current president - but much of the speech seemed directly aimed at the words and policies of president trump. bush also p

abc's serena marshall has more on the federal response to the disaster. >> reporter: back at the white house, president trump responding to the crisis in puerto rico. >> we're getting a lot of things done really at a record clip so we're very happy with that and i'll be going there on tuesday. >> reporter: he spent his sunday watching the president's cup golf tournament from the 14th green but not forgetting those suffering from the storm. >> we're going to dedicate this trophy to all of those people that went through so much. >> reporter: the president's disaster management including tweets we done a great job with the almost impossible situation he tweeted. in another one, accusing the san juan mayor of poor leadership writing they want everything to be done for them when it should be a community effort. as of saturday, 45 percent of the island still without drinking water. the capitol's mayor responding to the president's ire. >> there's only one goal and that is saving lives. >> reporter: just 25 miles outside of san juan, politics and the president couldn't be further from their m

abc's serena marshall is following the growing backlash. meanwhile-- the white house is dealing with meanwhile-- the white house is dealing with the white house is dealing with another major battle on capitol hill. and right now-- president trump may be having trouble picking a side. the president this morning is coming out against a bi-partisan plan to continue "cost sharing reduction payments" to insurance companies for two years. however-- less than 24 hours ago, president trump came out in support of that same plan. meanwhile-- the senators behind the bill-- say it's good for america. president trump announced that he was ending those subsidies last week, despite warnings from the congressional budget office saying that it could cause premiums to jump by 20 percent. the president says he still wants to move forward with a broader health care bill - insisting he's got the votes needed even though congressional analysts say otherwise developing now-- clean up efforts will get underway in just a few hours at a maryland storage facility tha

abc's serena marshall reports. the streets were packed in arlington on sunday as 20-thousand people line of the marine corps marathon the 26-point-two mile race - bringing people from all walks of life together - earning its nickname, "the people's marathon." the race is the largest in the world that does not offer a monetary prize for top finishers but for most it's the chance to challenge themselves. but for many runners, the race is about more than just money. among the men, desta morkama finished first this min. and for the women, fairfax native sarah bishop finished first in 2 hours 45 minutes 6 seconds. check it out - abc7 meteorologists - josh knight and alex liggitt - conquering the marine corps marathon. congratulations guys! for d.c. sports fans.. it appears to be the end of an era. d.c. united played its last game at r-f-k stadium last night. the team is relocating to audi field, across from nats park. r-f-k stadium opened 56 years ago. and with d.c. united leaving, this is now the first time r-f-k doesn

abc's serena marshall reports from northwest. happening today-- a federal judge is a whether to order the trump administration to recently suspended affordable care act subsidies. the lawsuit was filed by attorneys general from 18 states including d-c, maryland, and virginia. they want the government to keep making the payments pending the outcome of a lawsuit challenging president trump's decision to end the subsidies. however-- the judge noted that almost every state took steps to prepare for trump's action in advance. and most healthcare consumers will not face immediate spikes in their premiums. developing now. a man is behind bars after an attempted sexual assault in camp springs. and now we are learning that the same man was arrested for another sexual assault, a few weeks ago. khary edwards is facing 17 charges in connection to the camp springs attack, including attempted first degree murder. police say he broke into an older woman's home, robbed her, and tried to rape and kill her. prince george's county police say edwads

abc's serena marshall is in washington with the fallout. developing now-- stunning new murder of a local teen, that shocked the nation. police now revealing that 17 year-old nabra hassanen was sexually assualted, before her tragic death. anna-lysa gayle has more. an update now on the wildfires that northern and souther california. fire crews are now mourning the death of one of their own. one firefighter was killed monday after his tanker truck crashed in napa after more than a week-- crews are now starting to get a hand on the fires that have killed at least 41 people and destroyed thousands of buildings. but the danger isn't over, and crews are still stretched thin. last night-- evacuation orders were lifted for two neighborhoods in santa rosa, a city of 175,000 people. thousands, however, will return to nothing but ashes. more than 100 people are still missing. happening today, n-f-l owners will meet in new york city to discuss former quarterback colin kaepernick, and the grievance he's filed. he claims the league and owners colluded not

abc's serena marshall has more. an historic day in america politics.. happening today-- president trump is happening today-- president trump is expected to publicly release thousands of government documents related to the assassination of president john f. kennedy. president trump confirmed over the weekend that he will not block the documents release. the papers include more than 3-thousand that have never been seen by the public and more than 30,000 that have been previously released, but with redactions. but trump could have blocked the release on the the material public would harm intelligence, law enforcement, military operations or foreign relations. major new developments overnight - prince george's county police say they found the man pictured in this surveillance video released yesterday afternoon. detectives wanted to talk to him about a sexual assault on a trail in bowie. now they say the man is not involved - and the suspect is still out there. the attack happened monday around 4:30. police say an 18-year-old was jogging in the collington st