breaking news first, we on the d.c.-prince george's county line were a bicyclist is seriously hurt after getting hit by a car. the police will not confirm any details about the victim. an

underway and roz plater is just arriving at the scene. we will hear from her in a few moments. tense moments in dallas as against an unknown threat, this time reports of an intruder inside the police parking garage. an intense search told up nothing, the city left on edge after a gunman shot 12 police officers, killing five. zalez reports, the bigger focus right now is on healing. marci: broken hearts and frayed nerves met by new fears from the dallas police. ofan quickly spotted inside the parking garage, sparking a huge response. canines team deployed, searching the garage, but never finding the main or anything suspicious. the department is still on heightened alert. >> people put their lives on the line.

after five grave colleagues were gunned down by a lone sniper late thursday. micah johnson said that he was angry about the recent shooting death of black men by the police and set out specifically to murder white officers. president obama: he is no more representative of african-americans than the shooter in charleston was representative of white americans. : president obama speaking at the nato summit in warsaw, addressing the ambush in dallas and the police involved shootings in minnesota and baton rouge, which inspired more protests across the country. here in texas, quiet gestures of unity and gratitude. so many are still showing

police, including the seven who were injured in the ambush. at least two of them are home from the hospital. kellye: the violence over the past week has many across the area spreading a message of unity. amy aubert joins us live from northwest d.c., where one event: for change has just wrapped up will stopamy? amy: that is right, about 45 minutes ago, this area was packed with people holding signs and marching for hours, just one event in the city today to send a message. a large group gathering at 7:00 saturday evening. >> i have a really young son, five years old, and i'm worried about this. amy: a march to spread the word. >> i snd

women. i stand because i'm a mother. amy: it was not the only crowd at the day. lives organized a candlelight vigil, sending a message of solidarity. >> we wanted to come down and just be with folks come and i wanted the girls to see and be part of this. gathering thes same day a noncontact officer-involved shooting happen in prince george's county. there were calls regarding a man with a weapon. officere point the perceived the individual was displaying the weapon towards rounds, wered two believe, but that is not verified, in the direction of the individual. nobody was struck or injured in the shooting. the individual eventually turned himself in. meanwhile, groups say

forward, we all need to come together. >> we cannot be in dallas, but we can be here and we can show our support for dallas and let them know we are with them. amy: i cover the story of the national mall at the officers memorial both yesterday and for the dallasal officers that continues to grow and flowers, wreaths,a handwritten messages. amy aubert, abc 7 news. songs of praise to fill the lichen memorial tonight -- the lincoln memorial tonight. hundreds of people from churches around the area marched on the lincoln memorial to the martin luther king memorial. their message, a call for action and a call for peace after what they call a violent week of tragedy. a

minnesota, where a police officer shot and killed philando castile thursday. protesters have shut down the interstate there. these are live pictures of the crowd on interstate 94. the rally has been peaceful, as officers diverted traffic. the events over the past week have read nude efforts of the police departments and the communities they serve to come together, but not everyone believes this is the right path. some believe the community should handle their own security and police departments should disband. there is a local offshoot of the black lives matter movement called keep the see for me. >> i have no desire to work with or for the police. >> we want the police as a profession to go away. we want them to get a different job. kellye:

broader black lives matter movement do not share this view. they condemn the defense in dallas and praise the improved relations. and a sheriff's deputy in alabama is recovering after being shot in a hostage standoff. the hostages safe, but the suspect is dead. killed hisortedly son's dog and set several small fires before the police arrived. it's not clear if the suspect was killed by the police or took his own life. officerndria police found this welcome surprise on his police cruiser. the note reads, "thank you. you do not hear that enough, so thank you for what you do. god bless." and we are finally feeling the break from the five-day heat wave. josh knight has the first look at the forecast. tomorrow was looking really good. josh: it will feel so much better. we are watching the humidity drop the last couple hours. with that, the feels

temperature is on the way down as well stop84 degrees in d.c., but 70's reston and woodbridge. the top of the screen, upstate new york in canada, the counterclockwise rotation is the low swinging the cold front through. it will not be cold, but what is behind that is drier air. we lose the humidity. tomorrow morning, most of us start in the 60's, much more comfortable and a crisp morning. if you want to jog, start early. it is not as muggy. isortunately, the humidity not stay gone for long. when that comes back and when the thunderstorms return as well. kellye: back to the breaking news, a bicyclist seriously hurt after being hit by car in southeast d.c. roz plater joins us from the scene with what she has learned so far. what's happening out there, roz? roz:

the scene, not a lot of information. we are at the intersection of southern avenue and benning road. your evidence markers in the middle of the intersection. that number five is where the cyclist was. this is video. all this happened just before 10 p.m., a little over an hour ago, a cyclist, an adult, not a child -- they will not give us any more details, but the cyclist was struck by vehicle. the car had an awful lot of damage. the bike was mangled, the car windshield was shattered. it was a pretty hard hit. we are told the cyclist is in critical condition. paramedics worked on the cyclist for a while before taking them to the hospital, but we do not have an update anything more than critical condition. are about to toe the car away and investigators are still on the scene looking for any kind of information they can gather as they try to piece this together.

multiple pieces of evidence they are investigating, taking pictures, collecting evidence as they try to find out what happened. as we get more details, we will bring them to you. live in southeast d.c., roz plater, abc 7 news. kellye: five children are among anse injured when a car and homage buggy collided in st. mary's county. the crash happened about midnight on maryland route six near mechanicsville. two adults and their five children were flown to d.c. hospitals. the people in the car were treated at the scene. none of the injuries were life-threatening. a family's nightmare comes back a second night. coming up -- >> we heard pop, pop, pop. i said get away from the window. momentsfrightening after somebody opened fire on the same home where days ago a bullet hit a sleeping child's mattress. plus, the race to

40% of the streetlights in detroit, at one point, did not work. you had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corridors that were just totally pitch black. those things had to change. we wanted to restore our lighting system in the city. you can have the greatest dreams in the world, but unless you can finance those dreams, it doesn't happen. at the time that the bankruptcy filing was done, the public lighting authority had a hard time of finding a bank. citi did not run away from the table like some other bankers did. citi had the strength to help us go to the credit markets and raise the money. it's a brighter day in detroit.

oving back in town. kids are feeling safer while they walk to school. and folks are making investments and the community is moving forward. 40% of the lights were out, but they're not out for long. they're coming back. kellye: take a look at this. three people had

from the potomac after their sailboat began taking on water. d.c. fire and ems pulled to people from the river, a boat help a third person. it is a terrifying scene for any family, bullet holes into the home. there was a bullet into their daughters mattress. now the same home has been struck by gunfire again. roz plater is following those developments. four, fivewo, three, bullets into the side of this house in herndon and another through the window has left neighbors on edge. >> they are frightened. this is the second time, the same house. roz: tuesday night come a shot pierced this window and landed in a nine-year-old girls mattress. some of the shards of glass cut her arm. >> it felt like a shot or something. roz:

fired on the house again. while the police were investigating, neighbors say shots rang out again. >> we heard pop, pop, pop. i said get away from the window. roz: that neighbor does not want to be identified. be said the shots seem to coming from the open space behind the townhomes. >> we had the police here and they said get back in your house, turn off the lights. roz: at 3 a.m., officers were back. she, her husband, and their five children spent the rest of the night hold will the floor of the front bedroom. >> is very scary. you never think something like that will happen. roz: the police spent hours looking for clues. >> i spoke with them this morning. they don't have any idea what's going on. >> it's scary because you don't know what you are dealing with. roz: the age away president says she has asked the police to meet with the

ears and how- calm fw they are going to keep everybody safe. kellye: breast cancer survivors and supporters marched four in the heat this morning, led by paul that, who recently completed her trek from alabama to washington, after going -- after undergoing a double mastectomy and not being afraid to show her scars. she made the entire trip topless. >> i walked across the country topless, about a thousand miles. the shame and stigma away from women like myself. k, breast cancer survivors will be meeting with local leaders and members of congress. a colorado wildfire has forced hundreds of people from their homes. the fire is burning in the mountains to the west of boulder. there are no reports of injuries and it's not clear how the fire started. the fire has bur

a serious situation. and fireworks lit up the night sky over alexandria as the city celebrated its 267th birthday. the celebration in old is always held separately from the rigor celebration of the national, marking america's birth. thanks to our weather intern for getting this great video. she did a nice job. josh: she did. trying to get her self hired. kellye: as a photographer, right? josh: the humidity has been dropping, and it sets up for a great sunday. get ready to soak up the sunshine. right now, from the national harbor, 84 degrees. it is still warm, but you will notice for the first time in about five days the actual temperature, 84 degrees, and the feels-like temperature is also 84. that's because we are losing the humidity. the dew poi i

improvement over where we have been since about tuesday with dew points in the 70's and mid 70's. stopis very muggy air for feeling a lot better. the only showers are in western maryland as the cold front pushes through. through the overnight, that will continue to happen. beach, with mostly sunny skies, the temperature still hot but not as humid. the high-pressure still the story monday. a similar sort of day. the air mass does not change much, so still dry, not too muggy, a good amount of sunshine. two days of the week are sunday and monday. today we had the uncomfortable, sticky feeling. tomorrow into sunday, that translates into a much more pleasant air mass thanks to the lower humidity. the dry air in lower humidity also all

we are about 64 to 71 tonight. last three nights we were stuck at 77 degrees. , crisp be a much nicer and refreshing morning tomorrow. sunshine,m., lots of 80 degrees on the golf course at 11:00. it is still hot tomorrow, mid and upper 80's, but because it is not as muggy it feels better, especially in the morning. a bit warmer manassas and fredericksburg, 89, 87 annapolis, close to 88 leesburg, 86 winchester. thanks to the july sunshine, we will be warming up, but it feels better. 87 monday, mostly sunny. tuesday, what happens, right into the beginning of next weekend, we get another dose of giving us muggy air, a chance of spotty thunderstorms. it will not rain every day, but we are looking for a

typical of what you think of through the summertime, and it definitely feels muggy again. take advantage sunday, monday, do some yard work, and enjoy the comfortable weather. kellye: we have more breaking news -- this time reports of a car that has careened in the potomac river near the roosevelt bridge. amy aubert just arrived at the scene. can you see from where you are, amy? amy: we literally just pulled up to the scene on rock creek parkway. we have limited information, but a very active scene. look at all of the fire crews, emergency vehicles. if you look over here, there is at least five boats on the water. we have very limited information. d.c. fire and ems tweeting out

" car into potomac off rock creek parkway, one occupant out, as many as two others inside car, now in water, divers had it in -- divers headed in." others possibly inside the vehicle. that is the d.c. fire and ems on twitter. a very, very active scene out here. the caution tape is blocking us from getting any closer, but we have seen activity on the water since we got out here just about 5, 10 minutes ago. like i said, five boats on the water, obviously searching. they said that divers were going to go in. up, there are helicopters above, police cruisers on the ground. we will continue working this scene to get as many details as we can and we will have another live hit for you later in the show.

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>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: mets trying to gain ground against the nationals in the national league east. top of third, game tied at 1-1. ben revere with a shot come all the way into the corner. max scherzer hustling from first and will score. 2-1 nats. seventh, the mets should have found a way to pay this guy

up on his old team, the sixth home run against the mets this season, 18th of the year. he finished with three hits, four rbis. o's-angels. mark trumbo with a blast to dead center, a solo shot. his league-leading 28th of the year. automate, game tied at 2-2, jonathan schoop hits a lighter up the middle, base hit. manny machado trots home. o's win 3-2. three more road matches for d.c. united until they come back to rfk. three morechance for points in philly against the union. scoreless until the 20th minute. after a yellow card by the with a penalty kick. fast-forward,42nd minute,

nion. philly with a commanding 3-0 lead. united makes too many mistakes and they lose 3-0. women's soccer, u.s.-south africa in a friendly. passry pew with the great to crystal dunn. lead, and the 1-0 that's how they win it. serena williams playing in two finals today, the singles final and the doubles final. she had germany's angelique kerber in the singles final. just a couple of points sell up grading them -- just a couple of points separating them. serena with the set point, look at the backhand winner. clutch. the second set, serena broke kerber to take the 5-3 lead. matchpoint, she is

serena with the charge to the net, the winning volley. she makes history, tying steffi graf with most grand slam titles in the open era with 22. 6-3.na wins 7-5, if you hours later, serena was back on the court with her for theenus doubles final -- a few hours later full stop they easily when , their 14th grand slam doubles title together, six that wimbledon. hoops, the wizards played a summer league game today in vegas. second quarter, the wiz up by tw o. michael eric finishes with the smash. wiz led by five at the break. strong with the

the wizards win 88-73. and the washington spirit beat the chicago red stars 2-0. kellye: beat chicago, interesting. robert: no worries. but chicago has been doing great things this week, so i'm ok. kellye: you really think you are cap? robert: i'm fine. i don't look ok? kellye: we are going to move on. the breaking news earlier, a car into the potomac river near the roosevelt bridge. d.c. fire sing psibly two

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