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obama: we stand united with the people and the police department. 24 hours after tragedy in dallas, protesters returned to the streets tonight. these are live pictures tonight out of atlanta, with a massive protest, and to group of thousands shutting down a major thoroughfare in the city. the police are on one side, protesters on the other. earlier inshootings the week in which a police officer was killed. although this 24 hours after the horror last night in dallas. we begin there with the newest of elements from dallas. five police officers shot to death last night after a peaceful protest in dallas. tonight we know it was a lone gunman, micah johnson,

veteran, killed by a bomb robot during a long standoff with the police. he told the police he wanted to kill white officers. researchers uncovered a materials at his home, a munition, and a journal of combat tactics. tonight, tributes are growing in dallas and across the country. reports tonight president obama will be leaving europe early and will be in dallas very early next week. were events tonight in d.c., from police meeting with the community to a solemn service of prayer. tom roussey is outside of the white house tonight. tom? the second straight night, a lot of protesters gathered on pennsylvania avenue. they were here basically for the same reason as last night, but a lot had changed. we talked to them about that. >> black lives matter is not a declaration of superiority. tom: for the second straight

white house to protest the killing of black men by the police in minnesota and louisiana. >> it cannot happen anymore. lastalso won their minds, night's killing of five police officers during a black lives matter protest there. >> that is not us. we hate racist police, but we do not kill the police. >> just because of one bad apple does not mean the whole batch is bad. tom: they don't want people to think that suspected gunman micah johnson represents their movement. >> we need to press forward with a peaceful protest. >> the police are killing random, innocent black people. you don't know their story, the same way they don't know ours. that's what's wrong. tom: the flag flying at half staff above the white house. i talked to a number of black lives matter proteste

they plan to continue their rotests peacefully, just as they have the last several nights. dallasn: the ambush in at an events mind created by d.c. officer eight years ago that takes on new meeting. -- new meaningful step tim barber, this has been going on for quite some time and it has an impact on the community. talked to a bunch of young girls tonight, who will still have hope. get want police officers to out of the squad cars and keep talking to people in the community. this week's shootings have the country in despair. but in northeast washington -- ♪ tim: we still found joy, from the community and from the officers. shelby

alton sterling and philando castile and the officers gunned down in dallas. >> there's a lot of violence going down. tim: all of the shootings were on everyone's mind at tonight's beat the street in d.c. >> they are all helping you. tim: officer douglas started these gatherings eight years ago. >> the police department, there is a person behind the camera. tim: the theme tonight was love, for the officers -- >> they are wonderful. tim: and the families the officers are sworn to protect. >> people getting killed for no type of reason. tim: there are several more events just like this through the rest of the summer. live in the district tonight, tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: the massacre in dallas

especially difficult for the prince george's county police department. just four months ago, a gunman opened fire outside of the district station in landover an officer jacai colson was killed during the shootout. now the shooting in dallas has reopened those wounds. >> disbelief. andelief and pain suffering. understanding the police officers doing their jobs to protect a peaceful protest were maliciously and violently attacked. presidentthe union and police chiefs say they have been overwhelmed with calls of support for them and their officers. among those killed in dallas, a veteran, a father, a newlywed. they, people all across country laying flowers, lighting candles, standing in silence to honor their memories. roz plater continues our team coverage with a prayer vigil held tonight in northeast. roz: a northeast d.c. church held a p

opportunity to have hope in a very violent week. [no audio] >> our hearts are broken our spirits are torn, bodies exhausted. for dozens gathered to pray peace and understanding after a very difficult 72 hours in america. men gunnedlack t down by police officers under questionable circumstances. one in louisiana, the next in minnesota. shot byt, dallas police a sniper, apparently bent on revenge, and five officers left dead. >> i think a lot of people are in a lot of pain. roz: the first congregational church of christ invited the community and clergy to join and find a

nation right now. i think our clergy, especially clergy of color, need to unite. 200here must have been clergy on the call this morning. roz: this congregation d.c.'s first racially integrated church trying to bring people together again. e people beingein persecuted and hurt because of who they are, and that is not who we are. we cannot let that control the conversation. roz: after the prayer service, the group had a conversation, sharing ideas about to heal -- about how to heal the community. jonathan: we are following to elements from missouri, were a police officer was shot during a traffic stop this morning. the suspect took off after shooting the officer three times.

figure out the motive in the shooting. in tennessee, investigators believe there was a man who opened fire on a highway, trying to target police officers there because he was troubled by the incidents involving black people and law enforcement, which is what he said. he is accused of killing one person and wounding three, including a police officer. say he fired his gun randomly at passing cars, then fired at officers who were responding. a lot to sort out across the country tonight. stay with abc 7 as we learn more about the tragedy in dallas and the pair of deadly shootings that took place that trigger the protest. sign up for breaking news alerts on your phone. just go to wjla.com/text. when something happens, we text it to your phone. steve: daytime highs today were once again in the lower 90's. tomorrow, another hot and humid day. 90 to

degrees, increased humidity during the morning hours. in the late afternoon, cold front will move through, triggering showers, maybe an embedded thunderstorm. the best news of all, we go from the really uncomfortable sticky air mass to drier air late tomorrow night into early, early sunday morning. sunday will be the kick day -- pick day of the weekend. all about that in another big warm-up in the seven-day. he wasn: still ahead -- mistakenly identified as the dallas gun man. hear what this innocent man is saying about being entangled in a national tragedy. and a disturbing arrest closer to home. the growing list of local men accused of trying to help terrace. right now, black lives matter protest still going on.

is one sidereet police officers shoulder to shoulder, and on the other side protesters who seem to be breaking up. earlier, hundreds were blocking streets.

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deadlyn: last night's ambush in dallas was chaos in the streets. at the height of it, the search for a gun man, the police tweeted out a picture of the man they said they needed to find. the truth is it was the wrong guy. michelle marsh has what he is saying tonight. michelle: marcuse had been photographed at the rally wearing a camouflage shirt and sporting an ar-15. officers were watching him in the crowd. in the aftermath of the shooting, the dallas police department was asking people to help find him. that tweet spread like wildfire. >> the first thing in my mind was they were going to shoot me. michelle: hughes

his firearm. he was questioned and later released. why did he carry the gun in the first place? >> i was exercising my constitutional rights to go to a firearm rally, carry my , and be within the parameters of the law. >> would you do it again? >> absolutely. michelle: texas is an open carry state. say they willghes look at if his rights were violated. i checked tonight and the tweet was taken down from the dallas page, but screenshots of the image are still floating around the internet. from the newsroom, michelle marsh, abc 7 news. jonathan: an update after the teenager stepped on an explosive in new york's central park over the weekend. connor golden is recovering after his leg was amputated from all the damage done from the explosion. he is listed in good condition.

thank the good samaritans and the medical team that helped him. the police are actively investigating who placed the explosive device, but say that it was not terrorism and it likely was not intended to do harm. golden turns 19 tomorrow. a disturbing arrest in northern virginia, a local man charged with trying to help isis. he suggested of where to take pictures of possible terror targets in d.c., the second arrest this week. another man from sterling was charged with finding material support for isis. in the past two years, eight men from northern virginia have faced similar charges. they could be facing 20 years in prison if convicted. an update on a story that are i-team brought last year -- nearly 100 dead and dying horses were seized from a horse rescue farm in virginia.

counts of animal cruelty. today she pled not guilty. she will go on trial in september. she is also facing charges of embezzlement related to her nonprofit horse farm. a metro train operator is out of a job after he ran a red signal. it happened tuesday on the red line at the glenmont station. metro said the operator narrowly missed an oncoming train and two track inspectors. metro g.m. paul wiedefeld said there was no evidence of mechanical defect or sick all there was noe -- evidence of medical defect or signal failure, so he fired the operator on the spot. america may have new multimillionaires after the mega millions drawings. check the tickets. i will go slow. the numbers are -- 20, 19, 55, 73, and 8. the mega millions number is 5.

million up for grabs. no word if there is a winner yet, that takes time, but we should know when the coming hours. stay with abc news 14 coverage if there is a winner. the fourth of july on the eighth of july? yep, rain forced fireworks to be canceled in gaithersburg on monday, so tonight, look at this. you can actually see them this time, a dazzling spectacle for the crowd. steve: if you are planning on waking up early in the morning, going to the farmers market, dress comfortably, bring the sunscreen and sunglasses. upper 70's at 7:00 and warning morning, lower 80's by 9:00. , old townit later alexandria, they stay open until noon time, about 86 degrees. the heat index values near 90. the feels-like

right now, upper 70's, middle 80's downtown d.c. it will stay warm and humid overnight. if you are contemplating cracking open the windows a little bit, shutting off the ac, may want to think otherwise. partly cloudy skies right now, the showers we had across southern maryland are now long gone. 78 overnight. 8.e wind only yet 3 to 7 that is why you probably should not open the windows, because you will not get much flow from the west wind. warm,at index tomorrow, turning hot midday and late afternoon, with feels like temperatures in the middle to upper 90's. a cold front on the way is likely to trigger showers and thunderstorms. behind the cold front, lower humidity, not as hot sunday. if i had to pick between tomorrow when sunday for which they would be the best,

with sunday with cooler temperatures and lower humidity. the rapid warm-up saturday, daytime highs. showers and thunderstorms. nothing that should postpone any barbecues early in the evening. keep an eye out for the raindrops. showers and storms later in the day, if they materialize at all. then the fireworks, old town alexandria, upper 70's, lower 80's, lower humidity. the next seven days, the temperatures warming up again. the time. -- big time. into wednesday, thursday, friday of next week, another heat wave on the way. temperatures will be above 90 degrees. jonathan: i like dreaming. nats in town against the mets. robert: we will check in on that game.

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>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: no ryan zimmerman for the nats, placed on the disabled list. strasburg on the mound tonight for the good guys. the nationals get on the board early. clint robinson, deep to right field. that is gone. two-run shot. stephen strasburg, he wins tonight. he is 12-0 on the season. nats win 3-1. o's and angels, a tough night for jimenez. he gave up five runs. will calhoun goes 2-4. the angels when 9-5. federerroger

for his eighth wimbledon title, but he did not get that. talk about an upset. late in the fourth set, he ran away with it in the fifth. he also becomes the first canadian male to reach a major singles final. he will face andy murray in the finals sunday. the long road stretch continues for d.c. united, infinitely to try to grab some points. last night, d.c. united tied real salt lake. they have four more road games before they come back home. now is the time to start stacking up points. see that battle on our sister station, news channel 8. coverage begins at 6:30, the match begins at 7:00. u.s. track and field trials, the 200 meters. he will be in the finals tomorrow night in oregon, for chance to be on the elbow picts

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jonathan: in atlanta, this is what has happened in the last few minutes. the crowd is huge. they have shut down a major thoroughfare in atlanta, starting earlier is a breck lives matter protest. it has grown quite a bit. on one side there is a very strong police presence stopping the protesters from going in one direction. they are all backed up at that intersection. so far we have not heard of violence or problems. onare keeping a close eye things and we will let you know if anything changes. it has been a week of heartbreak and devastation for many across the country. reminder inositive the community of good policing, because they're a lot of them out there. d.c. police share this image on twitter, showing an officer getting down and tying the little guy's shoe.

tonight of the cupidity supporting law enforcement. montgomery county shared an image of solidarity. the hope is that sharing a positive message can begin the process of healing.

steve: we have to keep working, we did not win the lottery. 95 degrees the high tomorrow. it will be hot and humid until the late afternoon when the cold front moves through. isolated thunderstorms. lower humidity. a beautiful day sunday, upper 80's monday. we will be in the 80's tuesday. a new heat wave wednesday through friday next week come into the upcoming weekend after this weekend. jonathan: thank you for joining us. have a great weekend.

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