with the officer and the homeowner s store live because of if. dan clutching his wife who both are arrive today thanks to sergeant scott brooks who pulled them from their burning home. they were at their home in silver spring when the f re broke out around 5:00 a.m. it was a vigorous fire. reporter: sergeant brooks was driving to work on new hampshire avenue at that sametime. observed like a big funnel cloud/smoke going straight up in the sky, like black smoke. brooks called in the fire and followed the smoke to the house. he was the first to arrive. the house was fully engulfed coming from the back area with both smoke and fire. reporter: brooks didn t wait for help. went to the front door and the front door was locked. reporter: meanwhile inside them burning the couple were trying to get out. my wife jumped up the wall s on fire so i jumped out of bed and started making my way towards the door. reporter: that s when sergeant brooks decid to kick in the
50 years later one of the apollo 11 astronauts reflects on the mission and his hopes for the future. from this parade of dolphins no way. to the woman who broke the cancer-free bell. to the new app for your phone that s way ahead of its time. all the trending stories on this wednesday morning. good wednesday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. we begin with that rare rebuke from congress officially condemning president trump s racist attacks on four congresswomen of color. the resolution passed with only four republicans breaking ranks to side with democrats. they called out the president for urging the four congresswomen to go back to where they came from. but the president is insisting he s no racist. abc s mona kosar abdi begins our live coverage from washington. mona, good morning. reporter: good morning, janai and good morning, kenneth. partisan divides were on full display yesterday as members of both parties stuck to their respective corners a
walking into court, the 27-year-old is a father of two. the son of a greek orthodox priest now charged with eaton s murder. the suspect posted videos of himself exploring a cave similar to the one eaton was found in, used by the nazis as a bunker. police say he was spotted by a security camera near that cave and at first denied he was there on the day of the murder. police say under interrogation he confessed to spotting her walking, hit her twice with her car, and took her to the bunker where he raped her. she went missing july 2nd after going for a run, sparking a week-long search. police sources tell us the 59-year-old mother of two who grew up here in california fought ferociously for her life. she s said to have suffered extensive defensive wounds. matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. our thanks to matt. now to a bittersweet sr en their lives ended. herbert and francis delagel celebrated their 71st wedding anniversary last month. 71 years. 94-year-old herbert died at