anchor: right place, right time. here for the emt who sprung into action seconds after a seven-year-old boy was shot walking to church. blue on the u.s. capitol lawn as thousands of law enforcement officers, survivors, and family remember once you made the ultimate -- made the ultimate sacrifice. >> if you have a car, and they can be hit with some kind of technology, they are going to do it. anchor: a consumer alert. how would be crooks are breaking into your cars without breaking anything. >> now, abc seven news

on your side. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] anchor: we start with an amazing story. police officer in the right place at the right time. veronica is a mother of two and always carries a medical bag in her trunk. that helped her take immediate action way seven-year-old was shot near a church in southeast d.c. yesterday. in talked to our diane cho interview with you will only see on 7. veronica baskerville was at her niece's baby shower in an afternoon -- when an afternoon filled with laughter and smiles turned into anything but. >> i realized it was gunshot, not firecrackers. i heard probably five. diane: the off-duty d.c. fire emt jumped into action and found a young boy had been shot.

down when i saw it was a child, but i had to pull it together and go to work. diane: she says the child started to panic a little, but she was able to call him down while to waited for the ambulance to get to the scene. >> he let me know what was on him that was hurt. andpt talking to him controlling the bleeding at the same time. diane: witnesses say it appears the child was walking with a friend when he was hit in the shoulder by a bullet that may have been intended for someone else. baskerville says paramedics arrived within minutes and took him to the hospital. me in this job for a reason, to help somebody. as long as i am here, i am going to help somebody. diane: police say they don't have a lot of information to go on at this time about a potential shooter in this case. right now,kimberly: d.c. fire crews are on a scene

old warehouse collapsed. it happened a little bit after 3:00 this afternoon. ron slater is live with the latest. it is a huge hole. >> you can probably tell it is windy, but the wind may have played a part in all of this. i am told they are waiting for pepco to give the all clear before they can get inspectors in and they can take a look at what happened here. d.c. fire says this happened as after 2:00 this afternoon. a huge chunk, about two stories high of that brick wall came crashing down, taking out a utility pole and some street signs. this, we are told, is an old tomato packing plant that is being converted. inside, the building is hard -- is hollowed out. we don't know yet what the construction is for. it is in the middle of an area

a lot of developments, called ivy city, an area of new york avenue, where a number of where houses are being converted into housing, retail, and restaurants. d.c. fire pretty quickly determined that nobody has been injured. we had out,one including our special ops division and our new tracing dog, who did two or three runs in there just as a precaution. so far, and in the end the end, there was no one inside the building and nobody injured. reporter: we are told that once the all clear is given is windy the cra inspectors can get close enough to inspect the building and determine if data determine its stability at this point in time. until that is done, we are told this portion of fenwick street will remain

time being. kimberly: as you mentioned, whipping winds. at least the sun was back out. a first look at your forecast. >> we will take whatever we can get this point. a little bit of sunshine along with that windy weather. we're starting off here with a shot from the national harbor. 57 degrees. we have had a couple light sprinkles worked their way across the area. i think the bigger story for almost everybody has been the wind. 12 miles per hour for d.c.. this is just your sustained wind. we have had gusts 35, 40 miles per hour for a lot of the area. a few extra class this evening. a slim chance for an isolated sprinkle. predominately off to the south and east of d.c., we will look for a few more of those raindrops over toward chesapeake beach and maybe clinton.

getting out there this evening, you want to take the dog out for a nice walk to end your weekend. it will be chilly and it will be breezy. 30's and 40's tomorrow morning. we will talk about the coldest spots. except for the wind, the weather was perfect for today's taste of arlington. the annual event gives thousands the ability to sample creations from dozens of restaurants. that is our own jeff goldberg, virginia bureau chief. he helped host this year's celebration, which included an expanded kids zone and a different bands. at 6:30, on abc 7 news honoring the officers who never made it home. >> i am not an emotional man, but i'm telling you, it can kill you while you're playing those pipes. we will take you inside the service honoring fallen officers across the country, next. and, still to

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kimberly: old liberty road the country taking part in the 35th annual national police officers memorial service. live from the memorial where a wreathlaying ceremony followed the service. reporter: absolutely. people are still gathering out here at the memorial. wreaths line the exterior. badges, flowers, family photos like this one here decorate the wall. officers in uniform and plaincth

across the country. >> their names are forever attached in our common history. national police officers memorial service trying family, friends, and loved ones. >> at it every american needs to be here at some point in time at a police officers memorial to know that the people out there putting their lives at risk are doing it for us. reporter: a rollcall honoring the fallen. >> i am not in emotional man, i'm telling you, it can absolutely kill you while you are playing those pipes. you start thinking about the kidshat don't have a father anymore. reporter: officer jason back made the trek from texas. he says his group started a height band three years ago to remember -- started a pipe band. >> it is a way to honor all of them from the united states for us to come up here and play and be a part of this. because we can't see all of those families, it is our way of doing it.

.eremony, a wreathlaying with each being of the drum, a solemn reminder. behind every name, every officer, a story. now i told guards are standing watch over the wreath out here until midnight tonight. kimberly: thank you so much. a suspicious package prompted the evacuation of a british soccer stadium just minutes before a manchester united match. the british army's bomb disposal unit destroyed the package, which authorities described as an incredibly lifelike explosive device. no explosives were found in the end and the game was rescheduled. coming up on abc 7 news, a key fall -- a

like this, car thieves are finding ways to use it to their advantage. plus, a windy and to the weekend. josh is tracking unusually

kimberly: a consumer alert tonight for anyone who has one of these. these have figured out a way to have electronic car keys like this. now, they are using the wireless technology to break into your car. camerae crooks caught on breaking into cars without breaking anything. in california, this alleged thief using some sort of device to unlock the car, walking away with a laptop and an expensive custom bike.

outside his home in seattle. >> this is a criminal universal key fob. kimberly: this researcher working with car manufacturers says key -- says these are hacking the key fob. >> they put the device under the car. as soon as the user of the car unless the vehicle, they now have a code they can use later on. they can take this device from under the car, press the button, and unlike the vehicle. kimberly: he says it only cost far, itto make, and so has worked on every make and model he has tried. >> it is all over the country. no one is immune from it. if you have a car -- kimberly: right now, these alleged thieves can only break-in, but they say it is only a matter of time before hackers can drive off, too. this is a pretty good tip to protect yourself. if the lock button on your

the door. that should keep the device from working. i do that anyway because i always forget whether i actually locked the car. i don't want to be too picky. at least the sun was out. bit better today, and tomorrow is an improvement from this, even. thes less windy and temperature goes up a few more degrees. still not quite normal for this time of year, but headed in the right direction. right now, the clouds have popped up for us. we will watch them dissipate quickly this evening. that sets us up for a cold night, one of the coldest we have had in at least a few weeks. 59 at reagan national. 62 at dca. it has been tough to warm up today thanks to the breezy weather. i wanted to start off with this big

and it is a little bit worse. just a couple sprinkles working their way across the area. when you get into central pennsylvania, some rain showers. parts of new york actually had some snow throughout parts of the day. some flurries reported in west virginia. closer to d.c., we are doing all right. some of the showers into calvert county, that is about it. a bit more just north of hagerstown. other than that, the clouds will break down for us as we go through the night. two 4:00ast forwarded p.m. in the afternoon. a little bit breezy, but not nearly as windy yesterday. then the clouds move back in and so does the rain on tuesday. by 7:00 in the morning, as close to 9:00 or 10:00, the rain starts to move back inland. weathercool, and rainy will be the story on tuesday. this evening, falling through the 50's.

as we get into the overnight hours, this officially goes into effect at midnight. a frost advisory for fauquier, western loudoun, back into the shenandoah valley's. this purple color is a freeze morning. if you have any sensitive plants that are outside, keep in mind. typically we are done with these advisories at this time of year. charles town tomorrow morning, 37. as we work toward the district, a lot of us are in the 40's. college park, 39. posted 39 in reston. we dropped down to the south, 30's and 40's. as we were today -- work our way to at least tomorrow afternoon, temperatures warming up. the average this time of year is about 75. still not quite where we would like to be for this point in the year. at least 70's are back in the forecast for thursday and friday. kimberly: you know who is n

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>> and now, the deal -- the toyota sports desk. >> nats and marlins. who is that the game? if you guys who have nothing to do right now. the caps at the ballpark. while of the fourth, scary moment in the outfield. ryan zimmerman drives it to right center. --ncarlo scanned and giancarlo stanton and marcel ozuna, the collision. they lay motionless

he was able to go all the way for an inside-the-park home run. in the sixth inning, deep to write, his 11th homer of the season. final for this one, 5-1. in football, date three of rookie minicamp in ashburn. is all about playing time. for some, those two words are roster spots. however, for guys like the first round pick out of tcu josh doctson, he has done nothing to disappoint according to jay gruden. the craven's is rocking sean taylor helmet. >> how you feel about wearing sean taylor's number? >> i am doing my best to respect to the number. sean taylor is one of my all-time favorite players. the fact that i get to wear the number it means so much. i am so grateful and i'm going to do my best to respect the number. >> what about him,

sticks out to you? >> how he carried himself and play on the field like every snap was his last snap. even when he didn't make the play, you still look at him like , wow, i don't think i could have done that if i tried. he really changed the culture of football with the way that db's came up and hit. your impressions of the team or being in burgundy and gold been so far? grexit has been great being down here. this is a great area. the team has been great. i don't think i could have wound up in a better spot. areael's here at minicamp to do with the coaches ask of me and show coach ability and that i want to play. >> is it nerve-racking at all knowing that you're being graded and evaluated? >> the pressure is always on. that kind of role with it. >> top-seede

terps lacrosse team in ncaa first-round action. their opponent is quinnipiac. the terps had no problem today playing in front of their home fans. henry west had a hat trick. this is his third goal of the -4.e, putting the terps up 80 here is something you don't see every day in lacrosse, a buzzer beater. matt rambo, who also had a hat trick, finds the back of the net. maryland goes on to win this one. a final note, the orioles lose to the tigers, ending their seven-game winning streak. saying,, what you are we also know something that isn't average, i thought you were talking about me. kimberly: i was.

kimberly: what do you think of this? has a present colliding at a resident -- at a renaissance festival in russia. a passerby -- a participant sent a spear at a drone, sending it plummeting into the ground. the man who threw the spear apologized and offered today for repairs or a replacement. i think it was a pretty good shot. josh: never breaking character. cold temperatures for us tomorrow morning. that will be the big take away. 30's and 40's around d.c.. for the bus stop, make sure you're thinking heavier coats, maybe the winter coats. we are up into the mid-60's for the end of the day. more rain moves in on tu

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