suzanne kennedy is live at the scene this morning. suzanne?ne: we had to move ourselves just a bit further up the beltway. virginia state police moving us the the accident scene to outer loop of the beltway. you can see just how far the backup is stretching. we are about half of a mile from where the accident took lace. i am told by julie wright that the backup now stretches about seven miles. we want to show you some video from when we were closer to the accident scene. virginia state police responding along with the department of transportation. there were two vehicles involved, possibly one person ejected. they are reconstructing the scene at that location right now. set up a diversion here at root one. you will want to get off of the inner loop of the beltway there. and if you can, just avoid this area at all cost. this situation will not change for some time. as they reconstruct the accident scene down there, they will be leaving disclosure in place for a good while. meaning all of the cars on the inner loop are not going anywhere. meanin

larry: suzanne, thanks. scalise a patriot, saying he will recover. this is in the del ray neighborhood of alexandria. in case you're wondering, this was a practice ahead of the baseball game tomorrow night. it raises money for a number of great causes. manyepublicans practicing, practicing this morning at tevin coleman 15 a.m. when the gunshots took place. five have been shot there at the park in alexandria, including representative steve scalise, the house majority with. two capital police officers, and the suspect, described as a middle-aged young -- white male also among those hit. started unfolding in around 7:15 this morning as republicans and democrats were taking part in this practice for congressional baseball game taking part. hearing from rand paul about why the armed guards were there in the first place, and it have to do with the fact that steve scalise was taking part of -- in the practice. leadership, the house majority whip, he has strong detail assigned with him. he had those armed guards wit

adriana: thanks for that, suzanne. an emergency response near north bethesda high school late last night. police responded to heavy smoke from a storm drain. two went to the hospital and one had smoke inhalation and minor burns. that is under investigation. larry: russian hacking, sufflet investigators believe hugs qatar and ked into placed a fake news report and created a crisis with our gulf allies. recently the u.s. sent a team of investigators to look into the alleged hacking incident. important things to know about the nation of qatar. it's a key u.s. ally and home to more than 10,000 troops and the u.s. conducts air operations ops center coordinating all combat missions over iraq and syria. adriana: president donald trump wishes fired director james comey luck when he testifies on capitol hill tomorrow. comey will testify as part of the senate intelligence committee russian probe. those close to him say he'll refute the president's claim that said the president was never under investigation. you can watch that te

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suzanne bailey came here in one thousand seventy eight to work on the tough line production lines. i went to work in may the eighth one nine hundred seventy eight that was by glorious day. it took our pictures it's u. s. me. without gray hair. in the middle yeah you know i was so happy i was that was the only job i mean everybody want to go there because of the money and the benefits and everything like that it was secure the chemical industry of the growing growing by leaps and bomb. i mean you can just mention to dupont name and door swung open it was like princes coming through the door you know. first one buyer and one. bright future with. where you are at the so i was thrilled i was absolutely thrilled that it. a few months after starting her job at dupont suzanne bailey became pregnant in january of one nine hundred eighty one she gives birth to the little bucky. when he was born it was very traumatic they didn't know what to do with it they've never seen anything like it. i cannot figure out what happened. he had. the eye as a keyhole people. i didn't know what to do i was s

suzanne kennedy is at the scene where that gunfire corrupted. -- erupted. suzanne: anne arundel police are trying to figure out how two people ended up dead in the 1300-block of scott town road. take a look over here in this driveway. that's wh it was a white, four-door saturn with north carolina tags. authorities removed it from the area on a flatbed truck. it's unclear right now what part it plays in this double shooting. authorities say it all happened between midnight and 1:00 a.m. >> a bunch of people fussing and hollering. a truck was trying to get this car out. it was a bunch of fussing. a gunshot went off. a gunshot went off, then two, then another one. it was crazy. suzanne: residents of this community site it has problems -- community say it has problems. >> they won't do nothing about it. authorities won't even patrol the streets. it's mayhem down here, and they know it. suzanne: what are the problems? >> drugs. everywhere. it's a lot of problems. suzanne: right now there i release the victims' names once their family members have been notified.

suzanne kennedy-- washington. suzanne kennedy-- what are you working on. shut down.he deadly crash under inve stern warning against syria. the white house threat to the assad regime. democrats taking their health care fight to the capitol steps. the sit in while you were asleep. good morning washington i'm autria godfrey. suzanne kennedy is live at the scene of that deadly crash on silver hill road in suitland. suz toss to julie

shortly after dupont decided to transfer suzanne bailey and her colleagues to other departments. at the time clinton whimsically also worked in the manufacturing department of tough line. he remembers the discussion he had with his manager he said can we send all the women home out of all of. the cell don't worry him or her the men just and when we feel that it can cause trouble so awesome or hurt me. clinton whimsically it was a lab technician he handled c eight for thirty years breed the fumes from all the samples we breathe we just you know and the time when we would take care of it and. so i just did mage all those for years. and we didn't realize our health was an issue then. surgeon diagnose me have a new cancer. he had to take all my rectum part of my cold. i don't see clear at accounts that that is in any way i always see that because. if it was good for today. you have a team for one brief period of time and you know divorce immediately i feel that we got a. bad historical moment in the middle east and it is very difficult to predict how things will be called. all right

the scientific studies suzanne believed found had been conducted by a sub contractor of dupont. it's study baby rats whose mothers were exposed to see eight they developed abnormal eye lenses. i immediately walked at that door went down to medical and i said is this what's wrong with my baby oh no no. it was a motto. that. a thing year or two. but in the mean time dupont was secretly investigating the pregnant women working in their factory to out of seven children born to the factory workers had facial deformities like bucky. shortly after dupont decided to transfer suzanne bailey and her colleagues to other departments. at the time canton whimsically also worked in the manufacturing department of tough line. he remembers the discussion he had with his manager he said can we sell the women home out of all of. these oh don't worry it won't hurt them in just the when we feel that it can cause trouble so awesome or hurt me. kenton whimsically it was a lab technician he handled c eight for thirty years to bring the fumes from all the samples we bring. the we just you know and a ton

suzanne kennedy is live in montgomery village - suzanne? suitland parkway is back open after a serious crash. is dead. this was the scene overnight in hillcrest heights. police cleared the intersection near naylor road about 30 minutes ago. happening now - take a look at this - a hydrant bursts in camp srings, and 14 hours later, still a complete mess. this was the scene on allentown road, near branch avenue yesterday afternoon, and lanes are still closed now. we'll have an update from our john gonzalez on the scene in the next thirty minutes. devel leaking classified information on russian hacking faces ten years in prison. reality winner is a contractor with pluribus international corporation in georgia. she was arrested saturday. investigators say last month she removed classified material from a government facility, and mailed it to an online news outlet. the n-s-a report provides details about a 20-16 russian military intelligence cyberattack on a u.s. voting software supplier. but there's no evidence any votes in the election were aff

shortly after dupont decided to transfer suzanne bailey and her colleagues to other departments. at the time canton whimsically also worked in the manufacturing department of tough line. he remembers the discussion he had with his manager he said can we sell the women home out all. he said oh don't worry him or her the men just the when we feel that it can cause trouble so i saw him or heard me say. clinton whimsically was a lab technician he handled c eight for thirty years to breed the fumes from all the samples we breathed we just in time when we saw when you would take care of us and. so i just didn't budge all those for years near enough. and we didn't realize who our health was an issue then. surgeon diagnosed me have a new cancer. so he had to take all my rectum part of my cold. war hawks still with you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles. that you saw spread a tell you that would be gossip and probably worthwhile for the record they. think you are not cool enough to buy. all the hawks that we along with all wo

suzanne kennedy is live with more. suzanne: good morning. new information.telling us the fbi will be here through the day. the crime scene from monday morning's shoot out in alexandria. -- thepe the ball filled ball field will be reopened for weekend activities. steve scalise continues on his road to recovery. he was injured in the shooting, shot in the hip. authorities releasing this statement, saying surgery related to his internal injuries and a broken bone in his leg. last 24mproved in the hours. he will require additional operations. across town, good news for tyson food lobbyist matt mika. his condition was upgraded to serious. he was volunteering to help the republican team and was shot in the chest. crews had to talk with the estranged wife of the suspect. she describes her thoughts after hearing of what happened. >> i cannot believe he did this. away and leaveo my neighbors and peace. they don't deserve this. i don't deserve this. my daughters don't deserve this. suzanne: crystal protecting congressman steve scalise. she was shot in the ankle yester

autria: suzanne kennedy is there live where the teenager attended classes. suzanne? you,ne: good morning to autria and larry. authorities in fairfax county are investigating the time is a possible hate crime. timeis supposed to be the of year when students are very happy in the final week of classes instead they are mour was with a group 4:00 on sunday morning, getting food and spending time at her mosque in the sterling area. as they were walking they were confronted by a motorist. the darwin torres assaulted the vehicle -- the teen get after getting out of his vehicle. her daughter was struck of a metal bat. after the assault, her friends couldn't find her. police were called in in they conducted a large-scale search. while they were searching an officer saw a car being driven suspiciously. they stopped it and subsequently arrested torres. her family describes her as a devout muslim and a good student . the attorney general of the state of virginia released a statement yesterday saying that impart the unspeakable attack feels like an assault on the entire community

suzanne kennedy is live in burke - suzanne? trt 18 oc - technical skills happenig today - attorney general jeff sessions, taking seet. he'll testify publicy before the senate intelligence commitee as part of it's ongoing probe into russian interference in the 2016 election. questions are likely to focus on both the firing of james comey --and sessions' contacts with the russian ambassador, during the presidential campaign. the hearing starts at 2:30 this afternoon. you can watch it live, as it happens on both abc7 and our sister station newschannel 8. d.c.'s african-american history museum will open at 10 a.m. as scheduled today, after being evacuated last night. it happened after a suspicious package was found on the second floor. park police did not elaborate on the item that was found. but the incident interrupted a discussion with legendary photographer steve schapiro. he came from photographer during the civil rights movement. the suspicious package was found less than two weeks after a noose was discovered in a public gal

suzanne kennedy is live in vienna.. suzanne? breaking overnight - - president trump facing another lawsuit - this time from congress. nearly 200 democratic senators and representatives are suing the president over foreign money flowing into his global business interests. they allege the president is violating the so-called emoluments clause of the constiutition, which says only congress may approve foreign gifts and payments. the lawusit is the third of it's kind against the president. earlier this week, the democratic attorneys general of maryland and the district filed a similar claim. this afternoon both of them will be holding a conference call to discuss that case. the president and called these lawsuits baseless.. arguing the emoluments clause is not intended to prevent normal business like hotel payments and real estate transactions. breaking overnight... an american student detained in north korea - returning to the u-s.. and immediately taken to the hospital. the new questions about his condition and why he was released

reporting live, suzanne kennedy. we asked if you're going to be watching this testimony today. 64% of you said yes, you will be watching. larry: you can let us know what you think, go to wjla.com/ votenow. big crowds forming outside the hart building. that is where sam sweeney is now. typically, we see lines like this over the supreme court for some of the biggest cases in history. today, we are seeing it on capitol hill. some of these people have been here since 12:30 this morning. a couple of them dozed off and capital police said, you cannot sleep here. if you're going to be a line, you have to be awake. molly, what brought you here today? >> i wanted to see the historic moment in person. sam: what do you think we ecb's people lined up? >> people are wanting to get to the bottom of what happened. sam: why not watch it on tv or in the bar? it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see it in person. sam: thank you. enjoy it. the press office has they have not seen this much interest in a congressional hearing since

suzanne kennedy?nne co the watchful eye being left -- suzanne kennedy: the watchful at is being kept on those the hospital. we start with the house majority whip, steve scalise, who has stayed here at the hospital since he was brought here yesterday morning. authorities telling us that he is in critical condition. overnight saying "congressman steve scalise sustained a single gunshot wound to the left hit, fracturing bones and injuring internal organs and causing severe bleeding. he underwent immediate surgery and an additional procedure to stop bleeding. he has received multiple units of blood transfusion. his condition is critical and he will require additional surgery." trump tweeted -- " just left hospital, steve scalise is in tough condition but he is a fighter. pray for steve." -- a former college baseball player who was volunteering his the again -- time to get republicans ready. -- was there to provide security for congressmanco still remaining here at washington hospital center. her colleague

suzanne kennedy has the latest on this investigation. suzanne: you can see the remnants of what happened here overnight. the window offrom the vehicle. of this is taking place in the 8200 block of this road. two people were shot to death in , dark blue-green honda. >> i came down. there were a lot of police. >> you cannot keep your doors open. you have to be aware of what is going on. to find out two individuals lost their lives, that is disheartening. suzanne: police have released the identity of the vick tends -- of the . both are from germantown. no suspect description has been released. adrianna: crews in camp springs are working to fix this. a broken fire hydrant has led to a collapse of part of allentown road and left the people without water. john: frustrations for customers, they will not have water for a second day. crews have installed these support beams to make sure the utility poles do not fall. look at the road. in.ge crater caving heavy machinery has been brought in. they are starting to excavate and soon they will get dow

suzanne? election day started early at these polling places.p up until very late last night. corey stewart, watching the election returns in his home county of prince william county, in the end gillespie pulled it out but only narrowly. remember that stewart is a staunch donald trump supporter and chairman of supervisors. he told supporters that the race was too close to call. he campaigned on a platform of conservative values. polls show that he had a fraction of the some order his opponent, gillespie. he had a huge fundraising advantage over stewart and the solid backing of most elected state republicans and did not embrace president trump in the way that stewart did area because it was so close, there is the option for stewart to ask for a recount. his campus the fine to determine if that is an avenue they want to go down but said at first they are waiting for all the absentee ballot to be counted before they determine whether or not to ask for a recount. in vienna, suzanne kennedy area larry: a series of early-morning bribery's -- robberies

ryan, sam, and suzanne reporting live for us. updates tog news your phone, sign up for alerts at wjla.com/text. news in the bill cosby sex assault trial. after 30 hours of deliberation, the jury is deadlocked. the judge ordered them back to their room until they can get a unanimous decision. cosby is accused of molesting andrea constand. if convicted, he faces up to 10 years in prison. arm parents of otto w since his return from north korea. he came back in a coma. now.e rulli has more >> i hugged him. >> wearing the same jacket his while while being -- wore being interrogated, his father the first time. >> we went for 60 months without a word about otto. he has been in a, for about a year. >> they are terroristic. we do not believe anything they say. held prisoner in north korea, sentenced to 15 years hard labor for allegedly trying to steal a political poster. >> i made the worst mistake of my life. >> the secret talks last month in norway. from received a nice call mr. trump. letorth korea said they warmbier go for humanitaria

suzanne kennedy is live in sterling - suzanne new information expected today about last week's ambush at an field. the f-b-i will hold a news conference in just af their investigation. five people were injured when a gunman opened fire during a congressional baseball practice. among those injured - g-o-p whip "steve scalise" who remains in the hospital in serious condition. a motive is still unclear, but posts by the shooter indicate it may have been political. new this hour - river bend road in great falls - is back open after a crash. the accident was cleared last night - but power crews needed extra time to repair some downed wires overnight. new this morning.. republicans holding onto to a hotly contested congressional seat in georgia. g-o-p candidate "karen handel" defeated democrat "jon ossoff" in the most expensive race in u-s- history. the result - a big blow to democrats, who were looking to take sixth district for the first time in nearly 40 years. handel will replace tom price - who resigned to become health and human services secretary. overnight - president trump, quick t

suzanne kennedy following this one. suzanne: well, it is not just a death investigation. they are also investigating a burglary at the spring hill plaza shopping mall. a live >> you are watching "good morning washington." autria: breaking now at 6:45, police swarming a shopping center in fairfax county. one person is dead. suzanne kennedy is live and police were called offer multiple incidents there. suzanne: all of this taking place in the 2:00 hour. if you take a look behind me, this is one of the locations in the 6400 block of springfield plaza. authorities say initially on the other side of this shopping center at the revolution lounge, they were called for a stabbing. want to show you some pictures of that. on the other side of this plaza. that was it around 2:09 this morning, a response for a stabbing in the alleyway between the shopping center. 25 minutes later, they could they got a report of a burglary. at this location, they did find a person injured, non-life-threatening injuries. that person was transported to the hospital while the person on the other side wa

shortly after dupont decided to transfer suzanne bailey and her colleagues to other departments. at the time clinton whimsically also worked in the manufacturing department of tough line . he remembers the discussion he had with his manager he said can we sell the women home out. don't worry him or her the men just the when we feel that it can cause trouble so i saw. or heard me. canton whimsically it was a lab technician he handled c eight for thirty years bring the fumes from all the samples we bring. no we just you know as i told him when we saw the new pope would take care of us and. so i just did my job for years near enough. and we didn't realize who our health was an issue then. surgeon diagnosed me with have a new cancer. so they had to take all my rectum part of my cold. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself and taken your last wrong turn. up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry but only i could so i write these last words and hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life

suzanne kennedy has the very latest now from montgomery county. suzanne: i talked with contacts here at the police department this morning and they tell me montgomery county detectives have had a productive 24 hours but they aren't yet ready to release details on a possible suspect or a motive in this case. artem ziberov were shot to death in najjar's honda parked in a montgomery village neighborhood. the car idling and windows shot out. neighbors reported hearing gunfire. the teens were to graduate on tuesday. they told their parents when they went out monday night that they were going to sell some extra graduation tickets. their friends and families are now left mourning their deaths. >> why would somebody kill my boy, my beautiful boy two days before graduation? as a father, i need to know what's happened to my son. why somebody shot him, what did he do wrong? >> supposed to be a day to remember for your life for good reasons and this just is very upsetting to hear about, the situation that happened last night. >> it just was not something you'

then we move on to suzanne dimaggio, suzanne is a senior fellow at the new america vision, he has years of experience working on diplomatic initiatives on a range of issues including non-percolation and international security with countries like north korea. she's at the society and she is most recently in pyongyang in february and she has been with the north koreans this past month to open dialogue. i will turn it over to mike to get the discussion started. >> great, thank you chelsea and thank you to the arms control association for the opportunity to speak here today. i'm going to try to keep my comments as brief as possible and kelsey has agreed to kick me if i go over my time. it would be good entertainment for tv, anyway. so i want to focus on making three essential points instead of kind of rehashing the different systems and such that north korea is currently developing and i want to highlight them for a reason and i hope this comes out at the end . one, we seen this new pattern of missile testing under the regime of kim jong-un. his grandfather, under his reign from 1984 to 199

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and then we're going to move on to suzanne damaggio. suzanne is a director in senior fellow at the new america foundation. she has years of experience working on track two diplomatic initiatives and range of issues including nonproliferation and international security with countries like iran, myanmar and north korea. she's formally been at the asia society and most recently with pyongyang in february and she has met him next month for a dialogue. so i'll turn it over to mike to get the discussion started. >> great. thank you, kelsey. thank you to the arms control association for the opportunity to speak here today. i'm going to try to keep my comments as brief as possible and kelsey agreed to kick me if i go over my time. it will be good entertainment for tv anyway. so i want to focus on making three essential points instead of rehashing the different systems and such that north korea is currently developing. i want to highlight them for a reason. i hope this comes out at the end clearly. we've seen this new pattern of missile testing

suzanne kennedy is live in alexandria with more.-7 and newschannel 8 essentially a "get well" card. people stopped by to sign well-wishes for the victims - we currenlty have it out at the scene in del-ray. we'll deliver the banner to capitol hill. thank you to everyone who has already signed it. much more on last night's game and the tributes to the victims - coming up at 5:45. the heat and humidity returns today... and it's sticking around thorough the weekend. eileen tells us which day will feel the worst - next but first, here's what's coming up tonight at five/. and be sure to follow good morning washington on facebook, twitter and instagram. morning washington on facebook, twitter and instagram. just search for us @abc7gmw - hot & humid through ready or not, here i come.ek.) ♪ anyone can dream. making it a reality is the hard part. northrop grumman command and control systems always let you see the complete picture. and we're looking for a few dreamers to join us.

let's get to suzanne kennedy live at the scene. suzanne: adriana and larry, at the 1300 block of scott town road and i'll step out of the way to see what's going on. it's a very active crime scene at this point. right now they're taking a four-door white saturn on to a flatbed truck and it's unclear why that vehicle is being removed from the scene. what we know according to anne arundel county police, two people were shot, a man and woman. initially their wounds were thought to be life-threatening but they've since died. authorities saying a person in this neighborhood did report seeing someone walking down the street with a gun but there is no further description being given of that suspect. they're still searching for that person at this hour. all of this taking place at around 1:00 this morning. i spoke to the person who lives in the house to my immediate left. he said he didn't hear anything last night. that vehicle parked on the property in which he lives does not belong to him. got there. so right now authorities are trying t

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suzanne kennedy is live in the captiol rotunda - suzanne? right now - people are already lining right now - people are already lining lining up outside the hart building to get a seat inside the hearing room. there are limited seats for the public to watch in person. doors open to the public in about two hours.. at seven a-m then you can start lining up outside room 216. if you don't snag a seat inside - there is an overflow room with monitors. there are options if you cant get into the overflow room - some bars are opening early this morning, just for the hearing. so far we've heard of at least three watch parties... with politically-named drinks and food. every time the president tweets during the testimony. bars in san francisco plan to open really early as the hearing starts at seven a-m on the west coast. a-b-c seven has live coverage with a special report starting at 10 a-m. you can see the entire hearing live right here - and streaming online, at w-j-l-a-dot-com. new developments expected today in the case of the government contractor

we want to get started with suzanne kennedy, live on the scene for us. [captioning performed by the national captiong caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] new at the top of the 6:00 hour, we have one westbound lane here, the number one lane, the far lane to the left, reopened here. just withinpened the last few minutes. it was closed overnight due to a fatal accident here. let show you what happened, it was 1:40 in the morning when this went off the road and hit a utility pole here. vehicle isinside the yet to be identified. authorities have closed down the lanes and just within the last few minutes, they were able to move that vehicle out and open one lane. there is still a utility power line impacted by this accident. pepco is going to move into this area soon. they say that customers who were previously impacted by this now have their power restored, but the hard work of fixing that power pole now goes into effect, will take eight hours and leave one link close. julie wright has been keeping a watchful eye on the situation. what's the scene

suzanne kennedy is live in springfield with the breaking details just coming in. good morning.

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i thank suzanne for being here tonight. and also thank you for coming so that you can learn more about women and mass incarceration. this today would be the 92nd anniversary of the birth malcolm

suzanne kennedy with the story for us. suzanne: we are one week away from the fourth of july.hat means a lot of people will have the personal fireworks display. this morning, the consumer product safety com issued its annual warning about the dangers of improperly using the explosive devices. according to the c.p.s.c., more than 11,000 people were injured and treated in u.s. emergency rooms. four died as a result of the direct impact from the fireworks. children younger than 5:00, had -- children younger than 5 had the biggest injuries. the advice is never allow children to play with or ignite fireworks. do not buy fireworks if brown paper. they usually mean they were made for professional, not for consumers. light them one at a time and have a bucketed of water available for emergency. >> sparklers burn at 2,000 degrees. that is as hot as a blow torch. many people don't realize that. if something doesn't light, that you don't bend over it to check it out. you might go off in your face. that could be a severe injury. suzanne: many fireworks of misuse or malfunctioning of devic

suzanne kennedy is there an oncoming village.dy: the crime scene has been cleared but the investigation continues at this hour. let show you footage from overnight when this began to unfold. it was around 11:00 last night. a person heard gunfire when police responded, they found a and inside the vehicle, to dead people. authorities are not ready to release the gender or identity of the two people who were the victims in this case. they also have not released information on a suspect or a possible motive in this case. quiet, residential neighborhood of single-family homes areas unusual to have something like this take place here. authorities are still looking for a suspect in connection. as soon as we get more , we will pass that along to you. larry: thank you. it is 6:48 and police are looking for your help. a mom and her baby are missing in the district. this is a 17-year-old with her seven-month-old daughter. in the 2600 block of rolling road -- of bowen road. call if you know anything about where they might be. adrianna: a wom

i thank suzanne for being here tonight. and also thank you for coming so that you can learn more about women and mass incarceration. this today would be the 92nd anniversary of the birth malcolm x and i think we ought to salute his memory with a round of applause. [applause] [applause] >> >> i haded pleasure of meeting suzanne byrd the other day borns in housing projects of 1950 in los angeles. i was immediately infatuated by her. she's -- intoxicating in terms of what she bringses to passion she brings to her cause. and when heard and raised o.c. about how the death of her son into this, i was immediately impressed. you will hear more from her this evening. i've already mentioned michelle alexander civil rights lawyer advocate legal scholar and best selling author. and i should also tell you that -- later after the discussion, the book of becoming will be on sale be downstairs in our bookstore. where's ms. graham make sure i'm right about this. now down stairs in our bookstore soy encourage you all to go down after it is o

cnn's suzanne malveaux and m.j. lee joining me now. talk about the postures and numbers games on capitol hill? >> i'll get to that. i covered the protests yesterday and met a lot of people in mcconnell's office. one a gentleman in a wheelchair said he'd been a quadriplegic since he was 6 years old from a diving accident and saw two people in similar situations die of dead sores untreated when they ran out of money. for them medicaid is a life or death issue. tremendousality of backlash from this legislation. talking about the aarp, the american medical association, democrats, of course, united behind this, but also you have on the other side conservatives. conservative senators who say this does not go far enough in repealing obamacare and does not lower the cost of premiums or health care in general. take a listen. >> this current draft doesn't get the job done. >> down as a solid undecided. >> keeps the pre-existing condition, keeps regulations and subsidizes the death spiral. we are not fixing obamacare. >> i cannot support a bill t

suzanne kennedy has been at the polling centers all day long and has an update. >> voters are casting their primary ballots for the governor, lieutenant governor and the house of delegates. virginia is one of two states elections this year. candidates have been busy crisscrossing the commonwealth over the last few days to secure voters. here are the candidates on the republican side. corey stewart, the chairman of the princely encounter board of supervisors. a 48-year-old lawyer. -- the former chairman of the republican national committee. frank wagner is a member of the virginia state senate and a naval academy graduate. ralph lauren them has the backing of the state's top three democrats -- a governor and two senates. and a lawyer from charlottesville and a one term congressman. voter turnout in burke was light this morning. they expect the turnout to be in the single-digit's. residents have a differing opinion over whether this is a referendum on the trump presidency. >> a lot want to show that the general election was not a reflection of the prevailing sentiment of the country. i

our suzanne kennedy was at the school in southeast when devos arrived.anne: secretary of education betsy devos spent a good portion of her morning here at the eagle academy public charter school in southeast washington. the four-year-old school third graders. charter school, education model of which devos is a proponent. this different is one from the dcps elementary school in february. protesters tried to block her efforts to jefferson middle school to show the opposition to her education policies. after visiting both public and charter schools in the metro region, i asked the secretary the difference between the public and the charter schools. >> there are many, many great schools in this area. and all of them are trying to meet the needs of the students they are serving. my hope is that every student and every family will find the right school and the right fit for their children and their side. suzanne: this is the second school she visited in the washington area since she was appointed. in southeast washington, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. michelle:

suzanne kennedy live at medstar washington where he is being treated.. in the del ray neighborhood - people are still stunned this people are still stunned this morning. the area - widely known as safe and quiet - now haunted by those nearly 10 minutes of gunfire. and now - we're getting a first hand look at what happened. sam sweeney continues our coverage - live in alexandria. as people struggle to deal with the baseball field ambush, another baseball field ambush, another tragedy is on a lot of people's minds. an event was held in d.c. last night to honor the victims of the sandy hook elementary school shootings. in 20-12, adam lanza killed 20 children and six adults at the school in connecticut before killing himself. a woman whose six-year-old son was killed says yesterday's ambush brought back painful memories. congressman tim murphy of pennsylvania said mental health awareness must be a pennsylvania said mental health awareness must be a part of the solution to the issue of gun violence. the "sandy hook promise foundation" put on last night's even

in sterling, suzanne kennedy. an investigation is underway in baltimore to find out why a blocksipe exploded two from camden yards. it left a crater in the road, making it look like a war zone. the roads are still closed and the mayor says it is a miracle nobody was killed. sam sweeney has the details. sam: this blast rocked downtown baltimore just an hour before the orioles game last night. it is still standing today. take a look. you can see just how powerful this blast was, lifting chunks of concrete up into the air, spreading it in all directions. you can see the damage it did through just one of the cars in the area. today, the mayor baltimore calling this a miracle that nobody was seriously injured or even killed. normally, there are vendors selling drinks here. yesterday, they moved down the street. take a look at the video from the air. the force, this team pouring into the air -- the steam pouring into the air. at times, the steam reaches 1200 degrees. firefighters begin spring there by building so the fa

suzanne kennedy: good morning to you. metro said that when he safetrack program was over they would have routine maintenance taking place. this is important maintenance. this will be along the red line and it will primarily impact peop w weekend. let's break it down. metro shuts down the red line strathmore.venor there are leaks inside the tunnels that could lead to smoke incidents similar to what we saw last week. holes will be drilled in the ceilings of the hunnell -- of the tunnel. bus shuttles will replace the july 15, 16th, july 22, it july 28th, 29th. it has beenhey know rough for the riders through all .f the safetrack system they do apologize for that but say it appreciation so today, all of metro workers will be out -- at least 700 of them -- will be out at the metro stations to personally thank riders for their patients. nce. you for that. a former washington redskins now saying that money almost drove him to commit murder. clinton portis thought about killing one of his former financial managers and he told spo

that's where we find suzanne kennedy live this morning. three men accused of murdering two montgomery county teens have a bail today. edgar garcia, roger garcia, and jose canales-yanez were arrested saturday night. shaddi najjar and artem ziberov were killed june fifth in montgomery village.. the night before their high school graduation. police believe their deaths were in retaliation for a robbery committed against the girlfriend of one of the suspects. the parents of the victims do not believe that theory. new information from the pentagon this morning. the navy has now identified the seven sailors killed when a container ship hit the the u-s-s fitzgerald off the coast of japan. among those killed - 24 year old specialist first class xavier martin of halethorpe, maryland near baltimore. the navy says the in two flooded sleeping compartments. an investigation is now underway as to how the ships collided. happening today - life is slowing returning to normal in the alexandria community rocked by last week's ballpark amubush. police say si

in largo, suzanne kennedy. adrianna: still to come, breaking their silence, how convicting bill cosby. andconcern for thousands the u.k., why the prime minister is sounding the alarm for many living in building similar to the high-rise that recently went up in flames. drinking water straight out of the toilet, kind of, we will enslave why this may be the number two option if you are hot in hollywood hills. first, a quick check of the traffic. it is going to be a little bit heavy in a few spots this afternoon, starting off with trouble on 270 northbound out of bethesda passed the 270 spur merge. the left lane is closed for some road work. as a result, delays on the 270 spur. accepts past -- that is a tough ride northbound as a result off of the beltway. 270 beyond that is looking good near clarksburg as lanes merge together, wide-open at another trouble spot because of work done on 395 northbound across the 14th street bridge. the left lane blocked which is complicated as the rams merge together, exploit -- expe