guests reported hearing a child crying. kevin: the mother telling us she is a recovering alcoholic and terribly ashamed of her actions. it was that screams that led police to the three-star hotel along wisconsin avenue. when officers walked inside the hotel room, they found the one-year-old child in hysterics no parent to be found. the allegations are hard to comprehend, a young mother checked into the american inn in downtown bethesda. guests complained after hearing the baby scream and shout for more than an hour. amazing. how did she do something like that? kevin: george has four children of her own of his own. it breaks my heart. kevin: we visited her silver spring apartment, but no one was home. we then called the 24-year-old who spoke with us. police say you were drinking at a downtown bar in bethesda and left your child alone in a hotel room. did that happen? why did it happen? miles went on to tell us she is a recovering alcoholic, now enrolled in a substance ab
tonight at 6:00, she was shot and killed on memorial day and nearly two weeks later, the crime remains unsolved. police say someone on a dirt bike shot and killed tam mare rah bliss while she stood outside her northwest d.c. apartment building. news4 s darcy stepper is live where the community is coming together to remember her. reporter: we are on the field behind the kennedy rec center northwest, not far from where that shooting happened. if you take a look at the action here mind me this is a community coming together for a kick ballgame to honor and remember tamara g almost iss. let s gliss. it shows her 12-year-old son, she was a single parent, throwing the first ball in this game and her mom kicking the first ball. they say this is what she would have wanted to turn away from violence and for this community to come together. she was shot and killed on memorial day about 9:00 in the evening, the 600 block of o street, just outside of where she lived. she was outside
[captioning performed by the national captioning institute which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] the breaking news from charleston, south carolina. reports eight people killed in a shooting at a church. a massive police presence in the downtown area where the search is on for the shooter. jay korff is live with the latest. jay, what are you learned? jay: a lot new developments. horrifying news out of charleston. errors of a shooting at one of the oldest ame churches from all the south. the latest from abc news 4. police responded to a shooting at the manuel ame church commonly referred to as mother emanuel at 9:00. which necessaries are telling crews at the scene they have seen multiple wounded and multiple fatalities. we do not have exact numbers as to the number of people injured or killed but reports indicate in the area possibly of eight fatalities. the shooter described as a white male approximately 21 years of age. a reporter fro
streets are blocked off in the area. roz: they are. i would call this a massive police response. we are at six and independence. back there is where the activity seems to be, maryland avenue. the area roped off goes all the way down independence to maryland, back to 7th street about a block on either side of maryland avenue. we are near the old campus of the department of transportation, which has multiple buildings up and down and around maryland avenue. there are multiple agencies here. we have d.c. police, which seemed to be taking the lead in this investigation federal police, park police, homeland security, metro transit officers. there are helicopters overhead and fire trucks standing by. this has been going on for more than an hour. the question is why. all we have been able to get from police right now is that they are investigating something. i think you have to assume it is something that they believe they need this large a presence to get some understanding and get
it was really amazing. i mean, i woke up, and i had like 7 texts on my phone, and everyone was like i got something really important to you. we are here today to celebrate. love is love. the new national right to marry meant this year s celebration wasn t about pride at all, it was about victory, and how better to come out of the shadows than to march in a parade. jewel lowry, and christina limer tied the not last year, and say it meant a lot to feel they re married everywhere, not just here. is it a greater feeling to feel special about being married or a greater feeling to feel like everybody else for a change. doesn t everybody feel special about being married. i m a straight ally, my son is marching in the parade, and he s transgender, it gives me hope he can live the kind of life, and marry the man of his dreams like my wife married the man of her dreams. reporter: but the true hero s welcome was reserved for haunt governor gavin newsome lieutenant governor