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kellye: the star and the creator of the broadway hit musical "hamilton" took his last curtain call. in the days leading up to the performance, tickets were selling for thousands of dollars on stub hub. only 10 tickets were still listed as the show started, ranging from $700 to $2000.

kellye: getting back to the breaking news earlier, a

speaking with the police and we will be checking in with her a little later on saturday news extra. a final look at the forecast? josh: temperatures will feel much better tomorrow, mid and upper 80's, but much lower humidity, so feels great sunday and monday, especially in the morning, starting in the 60's. heat and humidity return tuesday, and what that a daily chance of thunderstorms. not going to rain every day, but spotty activity. kellye: we will be right back.

[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] kellye: welcome back. to the to go back breaking news, amy aubert near the roosevelt bridge were a massive search operation is unfolding after a car plunged to the

potomac river. amy: you are right, a massive search. take a look at all of the emergency crews who are out here. if you can actually zoom in here, there are crews with life vests on. organizing about 10, 15 minutes ago, and this really looks like the location that a lot is centered on. there is a helicopter circling above, seems focused over here. boatu pan over, there is a appear against the bridge. we are out here with very limited information, but a very active scene continuing tonight. d.c. fire and ems tweeting out, the most recent tweet, d.c. police department divers in the water, checkingn

water near the roosevelt bridge. earlier in the evening, d.c. fire and ems tweeting out car into the potomac. rock creek parkway, one occupant others as many as two inside the car now in the water, divers headed in. police trucks, ambulances, fire trucks, everybody lined up. this has been the scene since we got here about 20 minutes, maybe a half hour ago at this point, a very active scene. if we can actually pan over this way one more time to the water, you can see the boat docked up against the bridge. as i was telling you earlier, kellye, we saw at least five boats on the water through the again, and tonight, developing scene, very active, and we will continue to work to get you guys the latest as this comes in,

saying, very active scene, doing their best on the water. back to you, kellye. kellye: thank you, amy. the tragedy in dallas, police departments were told to prepare for the type of ambush attack that occurred thursday night. joce: in the nation's capital, the response means doubled up on patrols, adding police gun is all department across the country can really do, including washington, where police chief cathy lanier said her officers are forging on. in dallas telling negotiators he specifically wanted to kill police officers. chief lanier: we have to carry on. we cannot let this detract from army should every day. joce: departments across the country are looking to protect and prepare officers for ambush attacks, growing concern. >>

assassination on individuals who take an oath to protect our communities. joce: communities responding to this very real threat. cleveland, to d.c., las vegas, and other police shifting to two-person patrol cars. there is little else they can do according to a 2015 report funded by the department of justice. law report found few enforcement agencies conduct ambush-specific training, and there is not even a universal lawnition of ambush across enforcement, which makes training and tracking these attacks harder. but that report that looked at 10 years of ambush incidents zeroed in on trends in attacks against cops. ambush attacks are most common on a single officer alone in a patrol car. the majority involve just one suspect. most attacks happen outside and involve a suspect with no known relationship tth

-- suspects are generally young men, generally with little experience, firing from a tactical advantage location. officers across the u.s. are back on the beat, facing a real-life threat simple tactics. chief lanier: just stay on our toes and do our job. kellye: the transportation security administration is expanding test designed to speed up airport lines and security. tsa will begin using c.t. scan or to inspect carry on bags at the phoenix airport by the end of the year. ct scanners already used to scan checked baggage. stepsanners and other could cut time travelers spend in line by about 30%. just a few days away from the fourth save track surge. tuesday, there will be no service between pentagon city

bus service will be in place for yellow and blue line riders, but people are urged to make alternate plans. surge three is scheduled to wrap up monday. sign up to get breaking news alerts sent to your phone by texting the word "metro" to 438 17. coming up on saturday news extra -- we could all use some good news after a week like this one. a story that is guaranteed to bring a smile to your face coming up later. but first, the reason a virginia someone off the freeway for an entire year. josh:

kellye: a child custody battle in virginia has taken a controversial turn. a judge in loudoun county has banned a 10-year-old girl from play competitive golf for the next year. tj holmes explains what. the 10-year-old was ordered by a judge to stay away from golf tournaments for the next year, that decision part of an ongoing custody battle between the parents that has lasted seven years come at a time when she says her career and talent are flourishing. >> it just happens to be that she has won 23 of 33 tournaments in the last few years. t.j.:

plastic clubs when she was three and she has developed into a promising young prospect. level,ar as her skill she is in the top 10% in the nation. she is ready to obtain a scholarship to college, and here she is only 10 years old. but the custody order says among other things like who she spends holidays with that she shall not be permitted to play competitive golf for one year and is not allowed to take lessons with any golf pro. her mother has sole legal and physical custody of the child. the latest order does not lay out why she can compete. >> i think the judge thought that she was playing 5, 6 hours per day, which is false. t.j.: he is appealing the decision, hoping that his daughter does not have to take a year off from competitive

and slow a career that he says is off to a stellar start. the storyill ahead -- that we all need after the week of violence that will make you smile, we promise. first, breaking news in the district, a rescue operation after a car plunged into the potomac river.

kellye:

breaking news, a car in the river near the roosevelt bridge. amy aubert got some new information. amy? that's right, you saw the picture a couple minutes ago, very close to the scene. we were just told to move away. 66, are shutting down working the other side of the parkway, so we literally have been running in this direction and stopped to do this live it. a very active scene. like i said, we were near the focus of where crews are really focused on. they have life jackets on. that is where the boats are docked. it seems right by the roosevelt bridge is where all the activity is. really not saying much information, besides telling us and other media outlets we needed to move back out of t

66 over in that direction. still are on the water and d.c. fire and ems tweeted out about 20 minutes ago, "occupant out of car, on way to hospital, divers in the water still looking for car in water with possibly others inside." today d.c. fire and ems said the d.c. police department divers are in the water, boats checking on reports of others possibly in the car in the water near roosevelt bridge. earlier, there was a helicopter circling above. like i said, they were flashing lights towards the bridge come in that direction. that is the focus, i believe, based on what we are seeing of the search. like i've been saying through the evening, a very active scene. we got here maybe 10 minutes after 11:00, still a very activ

back to you. kellye: a lot of people out there and hopefully things will progress smoothly. you said the water temperature is probably in the 80's? josh: yeah, right on the bay where we take the reading, it is 80 to 84, so hopefully a similar temperature in that area, but such a scary thing, the idea of a car being underwater. we will switch gears. the temperatures, finally we will be cooling down. that is the trend through the night. we are dropping into the 60's. it has been days since we have seen that. d.c., thes around th bay temperature 83, so probably similar to that in the potomac river. 72 manassas, 77 leesburg, 82 annapolis. we will

better tonight, thanks to the drier air. the dew point, 61 degrees d.c. the dew point is the direct measurement of how much moisture is floating around in the air. putting that on the dew point meter, right around 60 is still sticky. into the 50's, it feels great. the last five days we've been in the 70's. even though it is still the sticky category, it's better than where it has been. cloud cover out there, that is about it. really what is going on is this cold front pushes through. behind it is much drier air. we lose the humidity, bring in the sunshine, and that sticks around tomorrow. a similar story monday. the high pressure is still the dominant weather maker, allowing us to stay mostly sunny. the question that we have some showers in west virginia, closer to stanton, harrisburg, but around d.c., su

69orrow morning, 70 degrees, andrews, 65 winchester, 66 hagerstown, 65 frederick. a much more comfortable and refreshing start. we warm up quickly. the dryer has a tendency to heat up faster. 8:00, low 80's at lunchtime, 85, 86 degrees by 4:00. that is still a wonderful july day because we have the lack of humidity. it will still feel very nice. next couple days, we still hang on with the nice weather by the time we get into monday, 87 degrees. also sunday. tuesday, that is when the heat and humidity move back in. we hang on to the daily chance of pop up thunderstorms. it's the type of rain that you will not see every day, but just have the umbrella h

up. kellye: we've been warned, no excuses.

kellye: he came to the d.c. area with less then five dollars in his pocket. 20 years later, he is giving back in a way that will inspire you. it's a good news story. jay korff has more on one man's mission to give back while living the american dream. jay:

street in northwest washington that is taking a new approach to service. >> this is the place where they can eat free. i want tons of people coming in eating for a. he recently decided he will never turn down someone who cannot afford the bill. people whoy invites are homeless into his pakistani indian restaurant. >> it shocking to me because i think they would support the needs of the homeless. web in a powerful abc 7 exclusive, you will find out why he is willing to give so much of himself. >> when i arrived in america, i had just three dollars. jay: and you will see how his legacy is spreading. >> thank you, thank you, yes. jay: jay korff, abc 7 news. kellye: for more on this emotional web exclusive, just go to wjla.com and search

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