at 11:00 summer may be over but this weekend is the shore is expected to draw big crowds, a warning why extra crews will be patrolling. the republicans last ditch effort to prevail obamacare. john mccain comes out against the bill and president trump responds. armed and dangerous the search is on for this man, who police say shot a woman as she answered the door at her montgomery county home. authorities believe the victim knows her attacker. good evening, i m ukee washington. jessica is off the shooting happened on long media dough road in limerick. alexandria hoff is outside the police station with more on the suspect authorities are after. alex? reporter: ukee, first of all a witness told us that the victim appeared to be conscious and calms being transported to the hospital and calm is the same way she described the man she saw walking away from the scene. walked down the yard to address him and he never looked at me. he just walked calmly toward his car, got in a
answered the door at her montgomery county home. authorities believe the victim knows her attacker. good evening, i m ukee washington. jessica is off the shooting happened on long media dough road in limerick. alexandria hoff is outside the police station with more on the suspect authorities are after. alex? reporter: ukee, first of all a witness told us that the victim appeared to be conscious and calms being transported to the hospital and calm is the same way she described the man she saw walking away from the scene. walked down the yard to address him and he never looked at me. he just walked calmly toward his car, got in and drove away. mary johnston lives on long meadow road in limerick township. she was brought to her front lawn after hearing gunshot i heard shots. and screaming. reporter: the commotion was coming from a home across the street. i thought it was just kids playing around and i realized it sounded more serious. reporter: when she came outs
take it. we get this portrait of ellen, and also william, who is supportive of her as a couple who were in love. they wanted they wanted a normal life. they wanted the same kind of life that you and i have. but they were denied that because of the laws of the slavery. that generated just a desire, unquenchable thirst to leave and get out of the state of georgia and the south. 1848, they decided they were going to leave. they planned the trip for four days, and they took off at night, they left, and they went to savannah and from savannah they caught a ship. sailed to charleston, south carolina, and made symptom stops along the way, and finally ended up in philadelphia. but then once in philadelphia, the abolitionsist told them they wouldn t be safe in philadelphia as they would be in boston, massachusetts. because the law in philadelphia were different than massachusetts. they helped them get to boston where there was a free black society of about 200 or 300 free blacks tha
an answer tonight? well, actually they are not disputed. they are provisional ballots. they are ballots people fill out when they go to the polling place and their name is not there. they fill out the ballot and people are coming in to face to have their ballot counted. only 159 of those 500 came in and we may see about, maybe 300 of them counted. take a look inside at the room where it s all going to happen. it s filled with lots of media. they will be moving in three different optical scanning machines for the three different congressional precincts. that s how they count these votes. the ballots that are accepted will be put into those three different machines and we ll know how those people voted. it has been quite a drive, quite a push to get these ballots counted. the three member fairfax county lektorial board has been hearing from residents who cast provisional ballots election day because they weren t listed as registered voters. it s a 1:00 shortstop deadline.
he was seen alive earlier in the day, actually, according to police. but right now, authorities are not saying where he was seen or by whom. considering kirby s high profile status, he spent 30 years as a public servant and all things in the d.c. metro region. one of the first questions, did that have anything do with his killing? was he targeted? right now, it is too early to tell, they are not eliminating any of the possibilities. everything is on the table. chief cook says his detectives understand the high profile nature of the case, but that does not change the way they investigate. all of our homicides, protocalls are exactly the same. our job is to expend all of our resources in bringing some justice to this, by hopefully arresting the individual responsible. chuck being the executive director of the council of government says his colleagues were devastated upon finding out that kirby had been killed. kirby was a key figure in countless local and state transportati