tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: tim, thank you. is in one officer critical condition, the other is in serious condition. anna-lysa gayle is live at washington hospital center where they are being treated. we are also awaiting an update from the chief of police and the mayor. have you heard from them yet? anna-lysa: alison, at this time we have not, but at washington hospital center, there are several police cruisers surrounding the emergency department, showing their support. we are waiting for the mayor and chief newsham come in were both expected to provide more details in this hour. more details of what happened after the pickup truck struck injuring one and injuring the other in serious condition. a couple pedestrians are also here in critical condition. the driver is also here. mayor bowser is expected at any minute and we will bring it to u.s. soon as we get it. the officers here surrounding the emergency department, showing their support. back to you. alison: anna-lysa, thank you. jonathan: team coverage continues from the s

in southern illinois, tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: tim, thanks. one thing we know about james the areas, one of that he frequented, a bar, a barbecue bar called porkbarrel. they remember him. >> when his picture was released , it was like a punch to the gut. guy,initely served this had spoken to him. it's crazy. jonathan: the bartender said hodgkinson was not friendly, a strange,nd a little but she had never engaged him in political conversation. this is a very quiet neighborhood. one neighbor said when he or the shooting start this morning, the first shot was fired by itself. he thought it was a construction accident, perhaps somebody dropped something in the street. with much more frequency and he knew what was happening. he and his wife were diving for cover in their own harm that borders the park. the dispatch calls, he called 911 come he was not alone. listen to what dispatch was up against when the shooting took place. >> east munro, receiving shots fired, people running, possibly victims involved. jonathan: stunning scanner traffic detailin

in prince of his county, tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: tim, thanks. i bet she becomes a doctor, just watch. still ahead, underground chaos. running for their lives by the light of cell phones. what triggered the panic. alison: and remember this night. turns out it may put the tsa in hot water. the it senses your everyere with move and automatically adjusts on both sides. right now save on sleep number 360 smart beds. plus, it's the lowest prices of the season with savings of $500 on our most popular p5 bed. jonathan: chaos and confusion during a rush-hour scare in new york city, subway passengers forced into the dark underground. there are train derailed and the tunnel was filled with smoke, so they were using cell phones as flashlights. >> i thought it was a terrorist attack. jonathan: the good news, nobody was seriously hurt. 34 people were treated for mostly smoke inhalation. a full investigation is underway. update, changes coming to usa gymnastics after a sex abuse scandal. accused ofor is abusing dozens of young girls, and that investigation led

tim barber, abc 7 news. this just in from new orleans --the police have arrested one of the men suspect it may brutal attack on a pair of tourists. the men were from boston, walking back to their hotel saturday night when the attack happened. they robbed the victims and took off. one of the victims is still in critical condition, the other has been released. the police say there is more surveillance video of this attack. an officer stabbed in an apparent terror attack is now out of the hospital. he received 50 stitches. he is resting at home. the suspect in this case is in custody. new developments, millions are driving cars with airbags that may not be safe. takata issued the largest recall in autom protection. speaks with abc 7 lawyer representing dozens of victims who were injured because of those airbags. jeff goldberg has reaction to the filing. >>, broken ribs broken hands. jeff: when kevin dean mentions some of the injuries suffered by his clients behind the wheel, his anger builds. >> over the last t

tim barber has the story that you will see only on 7. tim? tim: the mom said her daughter was attacked last week. she called 7 on your side after she said she was not getting enough answers. 15she should not know what what it feels like to be violated. tim: this mother said her 15-year-old daughter was sexually abused inside of this district high school. she wants answers. >> i cannot get anything a compass for my child even when she is a victim. tim: she said the attack 13. the family filed a report with the school and police. >> this is my daughter. tim: her daughter said the assailant is a 10th grade athlete. said the allegation is being investigated by youth and family services. >> she should not have had to learn how hard the world is her first year. you understand how that kills someone's soul? tim: we reached out to district officials, but they referred us back to mpd who are investigating. we will stay in touch with them and let you know what they find out. live in northwest washington, tim barber, abc 7 news. nancy: the former pharma

tim barber is live in northeast with a story that you will see only on 7. tim: it happened on 17th street. homeaid she was on her way from work, had the green light, and collided in the intersection. now this is under investigation by mpd. >> once i realized i was still alive, i called my mom and father. i just got in an accident. snapped this picture after a d.c. police officer crashed into her leg and han it was my first accident. she had the green light, and claims the officer did not slow down or have his sirens on. >> he jumped out and it was not even his turn. tim: this woman lives next door. >> i heard the crash and came out and it was horrible. there were no sirens. no sirens, no lights. police spokesperson said while the circumstances are still under investigation, our thoughts are with the officer and female driver who were both hospitalized as a result of this crash. she said she is hiring an attorney because she wants the department to pay her medical bills and for a new car. >> i wish i could see my parents and brother again. it's all i can thin

tim barber was outside with the protesters and the messages they were trying to send. tim? tim: drive for the president, up pennsylvania avenue entering through the side door at his hotel. moved tocontroversial hold fundraiser at the hotel, but both of the protesters were focused on health careful cap president trump's motorcade rolled past protesters lining the hotel that bears his name. donors hundreds of attended a glamorous fundraiser for the presidents reelection campaign, just five months after he was sworn in. the price tag? $35,000 per plate. not allowed inside, but outside protesters shouted about issues from the border wall to the president's controversial health care bill that would cut medicaid. >> the only reason i've maintained my independence is i've been on medicaid. >> when health care is under attack, what do we do? tim: this seven-year-old uses medicaid for help with a neurological disorder that prevents her from walking, talking, and chewing. legislators on capitol hill were supposed to vote on the health care measure this week, but that has been delayed

we begins for much cover tonight from silver spring with tim barber. earlier,ybody told me this had to be a tornado, and they turned out to be right. some of the damage, it is incredible. across the street right now, they are cutting a tree that fell on somebody's home. branches fallen on homes and cars, while residents to cover. tonight the cleanup. neil is covering his damaged car with plastic. >> i said i think my glass just shattered. tim: two neighbors are a tree fell on to their house. around the corner, another family was displaced. along with the family fish. crews fixed power lines and cleared branches. playel was about to baseball with the storm hit at about 4 p.m. >> i just touched the handle and it flew open. tim: they are grateful the insurance only has to go towards his car. >> i'm glad nobody was hurt or anything. tim: the debris is still scattered on the road. a lot to clean up tonight. you can bet they will be out here tomorrow. red cross workers were here to help those displaced. live in silver spring, montgomery county, tim barber, a

tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. details on a report from metro' properly erase information from hard drives put up for auction. the investigator said in two cases business data and users personal information were not white from the drive. they recommend that a quitman sold for disposal or sale -- they recommended that equipment sold for disposal or resale be certified. she has broken bones and a concussion, but she does not remember what happened to her. tonight people are tried to figure out what happened. the last thing she remembers is walking to the grocery store on may 16. she thinks she may have been hit by a car before a good samaritan helped. >> it's truly a blank and it's very odd. i would very much like to identify the people who came to my aid. them. no witnesses have come forward. the police department says there is no evidence she was hit by the car or a victim of a violent crime. the ems incident report said the incident involved a car. she has hired a private investigator to get to the bottom of this.

live in prince george's county, tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: new tonight, a high school football coach arrested for inappropriate contact with a student. the police want to know if there are more victims. marvin brown jr. lived in upper marlboro and coached at north county high school in glen burnie. he texted a female student and touched her. jonathan: developing now -- chaos and gunfire in san antonio. two police officers critically wounded. this started as a routine patrol, officers trying to stop two shooting. one officer fired back, risking his life for his partner. >> he was pulling his partner out of the line of fire as he was hit. jonathan: one gun man was shot by the police, the other taken into custody. the motive is under investigation. alison: the question of the night -- did president trump go too far when he launched this tweet attack against "morning joe" host mika brzezinski. jonathan: you can vote in our poll at wjla.com/votenow. we are tracking reaction to the tweet that has been seen around the world. nancy chen joins

louis airport, tim barber, abc7 news. doug: after a fourth consecutive days in the 90's things are cooling off. with that comes thunderstorms south of the area. spotsylvania, for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ michelle: u.s. marshals arrested two men in connection with the large fight outside the residence of the turkey's ambassador in d.c. the men were arrested in virginia and new jersey on assault charges. security personnel for the turkey's visiting president attacked anti-turkey protesters in sheridan circle. this happened may 16. nine people were hurt in that f

tim barber, abc 7 news. this just days after another news was found on a tree outside of the hirshhorn museum saturday. the police are still investigating. steve: stormwatch 7 first forecast this wednesday evening, lingering showers right now, but i guarantee you will not see them early tomorrow morning. tomorrow looks a whole lot better than today. no showers or thunderstorms, and a little cooler. sunshine, upper 70's, near 80 degrees. hoping we keep the trend going into parts of the upcoming weekend. better changes on the way for saturday. talking sunday a chance of thunderstorms. more on that coming up. jonathan: our first look at video of tiger woods' the police say he was asleep behind the wheel. a breathalyzer found no alcohol. woods claimed that it was someected reaction to medication for back surgery. there was damage to his car. woods will be in court july 5. alison: the search for a man who solemn memorial day event at arlington national cemetery. the police a that he groped a young girl multiple t

tim barber, abc 7 news. explosion came just hours after the city council president met with senior white house officials about improving baltimore's infrastructure. bernard jack young was presented ideas. he said that baltimore perfectly matches president trump's plan to br infrastructure in inner cities. alison: a black man shot to death by a police officer, streamed live on facebook. last week the officer was acquitted of all charges, prompting marches in the streets. deny, a new video showing what happened and just how quickly things escalated. nancy chen is at the live desk. from the stateo of minnesota shows the moments immediately after the police over.r pulled castille the starts as a traffic stop in which you hear castille tell the officer he has a gun. a warning, this footage may be disturbing. the brake light, the passenger side, the third brake light, back here, is out. you have license and your insurance? >> sir, i have to tell you, i do have >> don't pull it out. don't pull it out. >> he was not

reporter: in fairfax county, tim barber, abc 7 news.eporter: i met the lead desk with new information on the man accused of having a police officer today at an airport in flint, michigan. that man illegally entered -- legally entered through lake in new york. the fbi is confirming they are investigating this as an act of terror. the officer was stabbed in the back and neck. he is stable tonight. a 49-year-old man praised god inherent arabic while attacking him, as well as yelling about syria, iraq, and afghanistan. he is now in custody. the airport remains closed at this hour. nancy chen, abc 7. alison: thank you. back here at home and happening right now, investigating a deadly crash on the beltway. this is in greenbelt. one person was killed. two others were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. sky track 7 is over the senior kenilworth avenue. the crash is under investigation. jonathan: a guilty plea in a charity fraud case. the washington post reporting that john birch you guilty to investing $150,000. he's the fo

tim barber is live on capitol hill tonight. tim?im: the president wants to move forward, but the russian andstigation is still open the james comey is expected to testify on capitol hill that he met with the president and talked to the president on five occasions, all of which the investigation came up. new details about the unusual meetings between the president and his former fbi director. james comey first briefed the president about russia's meddling in the election in january. during that meeting comey told the president he was not being personally investigated. later that month, a private dinner at the white house. therding to comey, president asked if he wanted to stay on as fbi director, then asked for loyalty. comey said he did not reply. the next month, during an oval office president said, "i hope that you can see your way to letting this go, letting flynn go." comey took detailed notes about each conversation and is expected to go into details of the conversations tomorrow on capitol hill. live on capitol hill, tim barbe

our tim barber flew there immediately. and has more on his background. on capitol hill-- lawmakers on both sides of the are coming together in the wake of yesterday's attack. leaders from both parties delivering a clear message, denouncing violence and wishing the victims a speedy recovery. complete coverage of the baseball ambush continues coming up. for breaking news right to your phone. sign up for alerts right now -- at wjla.com slash text. also developing now on capitol hill-- a bombshell report. president trump is now reportedly under investigation for possible obstruction of justice. thats's according to the washington post. it's reporting that justice department special counsel robert mueller is interviewing three top intelligence officials as part of the probe as early as this week. the washington post's report comes the same week chris ruddy, a friend of president trump, floated the possibility that the president would fire mueller. in a statement-- a spokesman for the president's private attorney condemned the post's report saying, quote "the

tim barber- has more. an update on last year's incident in which a fairfax in which a fairfax teen stepped on a bag of exo connor golden lost part of his leg in new york city last july fourth. police initially said the bag contained homemade fireworks. but they now say it was filled with a compound used in terrorist attacks in manchester, paris, and brussels. they said yesterday, there's no evidence this incident was a terrorist act. but they increased the reward to 40-thousand dollars. golden's father tell us, it's about time the case was taken seriously. connor golden is an oakton high school graduate. he's now 19, and a music major at the university of miami. his dad says connor's positive attitude has helped in his recovery. coming up-- new details about a deadly shootout onboard a baltimore bus. what police are saying about the gunfight that left one person dead. derecho today - much warmer today; humidity a touch higher - hot & humid tomorrow through the weekend - storm chances increasing this weeken

tim barber has more. happening today. a reston teen with a baseball bat while walking back to her mosque, will be laid to rest. last night-- mourners held a vigil for nabra hassanen at dupont circle. police say the 17 year old was attacked in a case of road rage early sunday morning. 22 year old darwin martinez torres is now charged with murder. many of the mourners say expressed frustration with the police investigation. a funeral for nabra will be held this afternoon at 1:30. an online donation drive has raised more than 300-thousand dollars to cover those costs. another vigil for the teen will be held tonight in reston. now to a case that shocked the nation. a black man - shot to death in his car by a police officer. the aftermath, streamed live on facebook. last week - officer jeronimo yanez was acquitted of all charges... prompting marches in the streets. new dash cam video showing what happened, after the officer pulled castile over, saying he looked like a burglary suspect. we want to warn you that this video is gr

nancy: tim barber live with details on the hefty plate donors are expected to pick up. tim?ar the protesters here. they are starting to trickle in as the event starts. they have signs about the healthcare l medicaid, the wall, and then if we pan over the other way you can start seeing some of the guests arrive here. this is where they have been driving down the main driveway to the hotel. you can see they have the barricades up there. this is typical. they have had the barricades up for months, ever since the president took office because there have been so many tests out here. we'll -- so many protests out here. we'll monitor protests and we'll let you know when the president arrives. again, $35,000 a plate up to $100 few for fundraiser. this is a big deal for the president. the protesters are out here to voice concerns to the president. reporting live outside the trump hotel, forth west washington. tim barber, abc7 news. nancy: new information to u.s.-bound flights. the changes announced late today by the secretary of homeland security. alison starling has what it includes

tim barber, abc 7 news. horace: 7 on your side when you are riding rails. get alerts about metro on your phone by signing up at wjla.com /text. shaky support tonight for the senate republicans health care plan. five republicans have publicly come out against the proposal, and at least three more are said to be wavering. the congressional budget office will release its estimate on the financial impact early next week. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he wants a vote by the july for recess. in ahere, for the second row, president trump appeared to it knowledge russian interference in last year's election. in tweets today he accused the obama administration of not doing enough to stop it. reported the u.s. has intelligence vladimir putin directed the meddling to help donald trump in hurt hillary clinton. a judge ordering the first daughter and white house advisor in aa trump to testify trademark lawsuit involving an italian shoemaker, saying that trump stole a design. the judge says that she must answer questions in the deposition before october. tr

tim barber, abc7 news. nancy: new information to u.s.-bound flights. the changes announced late today by the secretary of homeland security. alison starling has what it includes. >> there is not of the cabin laptop ban instituted on flights this year. the department of homeland security is threatening to expand the ban if the airlines do not comply with the new security measures. they include passengers and baggage on any inbound flighted. disruption to travelers should be minimal. >> i am hopeful that 0 nations will follow suit. unless we raise our security standards, terrorists seeking the commercial aviation as the greatest takedown will find and attack the weakest link. alison: back to the ban on large electronics on flights from the middal east and north africa, secretary kelly said if the airlines meet the new criteria the ban which applies to the flights from ten airports could be lifted altogether. michelle: v.r.e. service suspended after a woman was hit by a train. it happened near the fairfax county line. we don't know the condition the woman

we sent tim barber to belleville illinois to search for answers. despite the attack - the house will be back in session also still scheduled - the annual congressional baseball game, that lawmakers were practicing for yesterday when the gunshots rang out. ryan hughes continues our coverage live at nationals park - ryan? thoughts and prayers- pouring in -- online. adrianna hopkins is sentiments shared on social media... another story making the rounds on social media.. woman is searching for her dog -- who was spooked by the gunshots that rang out and ran off. "daphne" is a pointer mix. she was out with the dog walker -- near that park in alexandria -- when her owner says the dog is very timid... and might be hiding somewhere. if you see her -- give police or animal control a call. we are covering every angle of this story for you. get breaking news updates on the investigation -- right to your phone. sign up for alerts right now -- at wjla.com slash text. new developments in the investigation into the wannacry computer worm.. the national security

our tim barber joins us with more. tim?ights are being projected at the base of the wilson building in solidarity with the paris agreement. the president announced a pull under the shadow of the white house -- >> shut trump down. >> this decision affects everyone. reporter: this protest is about the controversial move to pull out of the paris climate change agreement. a president that just negotiated the worst is this deal of his life. this is a business president. reporter: the president says that walking away is good because the obama administration did a bad job to go sheeting the deal. ask if your kid had a two degree fever, taking it from 98-100 degrees, you would be alarmed. we are trying to keep temperatures below two degrees celsius. reporter: environmentalists believe that the president's devastating for all countries. withdrawing from the agreement could take years, because of the complexity of the agreement. this will be a big story we will follow for years to come. of course, some supporting the president's deci

he sent tim barber to his hometown in illinois to learn more. more fr in the meantime, an update on how the victims of the shooting are doing. suzanne kennedy is live at medstar hospital. onthe road to recovery is for the victims although the road will be a long one for two eople shote p yesterday. we start with steve scalise, remaining here -- he is in medical condition. authorities say he went under surgery and will need more. -- shothe lobbyist for in the chest and transported to gw hospital, where he is in critical condition. u.s. capitol police agent -- was shot in the ankle and remains at washingtonere hospital center. she is a member of the dignitary protection center and was there scalia. -- was treated for minor injuries and was released from the hospital. cap thats shot in the was released from the hospital. overnight, the hospital -- president paid a surprise visit to the hospital to visit steve scalise. he said -- steve scalise is in tough shape but is a fighter. pray for steve scalise. the hospital says they will give updates. repor

tim barber, abc 7 news. nancy: in orlando, a steady flow of people at the nightclub site.les in honor of the victims. the owner of pulse says she misses everything. >> i'm grateful and comforted and i hear your memories and see your pictures. it breaks my heart that your sanctuary was taken from you. but i know we are resilient and i know we will not let hate win. nancy: there are plans to open pulse in a new location for stop a suspicious package and museum evacuated, people forced to leave the nati investigated. alison: the police decided there was not a threat, but it had left -- but it left visitor shaken. anna-lysa: dozens of people evacuated as the police searched the building. >> they announced we had to clear the auditorium because there was a threat against the building. anna-lysa: they were left wondering after a suspicious package was found on the second floor of the museum. park police did not elaborate. >> i asked one of the security officers on the way out, does this happen often, and he said,yes, this happens often. anna-lysa: the safety measure less than tw