fired, suspects >> i was shocked. i could not believe it was happening in front of my building. leon: a fully automatic machine gun recovered near the u.s. capital. tonight, three people in custody after shots are fired and a chase led to tense moments and the capital locked down for a short time. alison: jay korff

now. jay: alison, the wild police pursuit ended behind me, and the police had their hands full. >> we heard a bang. we were like, wait, what's going on. jay: chaos on capitol hill tuesday afternoon. [sirens] jay: as a wild police pursuit ended with a crashed car -- >> hands up, let me see your hands! jay: much of it captured on camera. >> i cannot believe it was happening in front of my building. tuesday afternoon, the police responded to reports of a man with a gun who jumped into this car with two other men. officers chase the suspects at a high rate of speed. just before entering the third street tunnel, the passenger hung out a window and fired multiple rounds at the pursuing cruiser. >>

people what it feels like to have somebody shoot at you. the automatic rifle was tossed from the speeding car along with a lot of ammunition. onlyar slammed into a curb a block from the nation's capital, which was temporarily locked down. >> they were yelling at them, giving them to action to get on the ground, get their hands out slowly. jay: two men were arrested, a third was tracked down soon after. we have a weapon in our possession, a lot of ammunition with the weapon, we have the car, and we have three people. jay: those three suspects, their identities have not been released, and their alleged intentions are also under investigation. thankfully, no one was hurt on this day. live in the district, jay korff, abc 7 news. leon: investigators say they have foiled a plot to kill

including one juvenile. one suspect is still on the loose. tied with ais pawnshop shop burglary where eight guns were stolen. baton rouge has become ground zero for protests, all of that stemming from the death of old sterling, who was shot to death while being arrested by officers. the deadly shootings that have shaken the country have been followed by an outpouring of love. we found the latest example in arlington, where a community group has spent the last three days giving officer snacks and drinks. tim barber has been following the story. that's not all they have done. tim: the refreshment stand around the corner from where i'm standing, and they also had thank you cards, not just for the officers but also the officers in dallas. last week by shootings divided some americans, but brought others closer together.

decided it's the time for love. >> it means a lot more than you guys realize. tim: saying not everything is as it seems. >> most of them are actually really good people. tim: love and understanding flowing both ways. >> despite everything going on in society against law enforcement, we have genuinely phenomenal people. free drinks and snacks were not just for law enforcement. volunteers were sharing their love with the cupidity. in the past few days, other residents sent the department thank you cards and flowers for stop man even paid for dinner. also signedidents thank you cards, four officers here and the ones more than a thousand miles away in dallas. >> they are very happy that we are here and they are happy that

them. out the volunteers were not here just tonight, they were also out here last night and friday. live in arlington, tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: related nice to see that, tim, thank you. emotional president obama honored five police officers killed in the dallas ambush last week. president spoke at an interfaith service this afternoon. just feet away, there were five flag andmpty, a folded police hat on each one. the president called on americans to channel their anger and sadness at recent shootings into change for the better. so much of the: tensions between the police departments and my nordic communities whom they serve is because we asked the police to do too much and we ask too little love ourselves. alison: while on his way to da

mother of the minnesota man killed during the traffic stop a week ago. he also spoke to the family of the louisiana man shot by officers outside of the convenience store. and coming up thursday, abc news presents the president and the people, a national conversation. world news anchor david muir will host a town hall with president obama about a search for solutions after these horrible events in minnesota, louisiana, and texas. that will air right here thursday at 8 p.m. a 27-year-old worker for the democratic national committee was gunned down in the bloomingdale community. tonight, the search is on for his killer and his parents are pleading for help finding the killer. the police went door to door, hoping that somebody saw what happened. seth ridgeway shot in the back

was shot twice in the back early sunday morning. his father said he thinks he may have been trying to defend himself is not nothing was taken. wallet,ll had his watch, and credit cards. tonight, his parents are trying to come to terms with a life taken too soon. >> our son had a wonderful life and we are very proud of that. i have to remember the happy times to get through the tears. michelle: they pointed to his latest facebook post last week which reads in part, "stop hating each other, we have to be better." there are no suspects in the investigation at this point. we will bring you new information as we get it. michelle marsh, abc 7 news. leon: new developments on a life sentence for the university of

committed murder. sentenced to life plus 11 years for the abduction comest regulation, and murder. he will also have to pay $5,000 to the victims family for funeral expenses. he had pled insanity in the april 2015 murders. he was sentenced earlier this year. alison: metro safe track is now in phase four, and the biggest impact for this one is at the airport. while you may be aware of the station closures and rail interruptions, people who just stepped off an airplane usually are not, and that is triggering confusion among travelers. tom roussey is live the airport with the impact of the newest phase. tom? tom: as of today, the trains a coming from the south and arriving at reagan national airport, but this is where they stop. they are not continuing further north into the district.

flying in from out of town having confused looks on their faces. every day, hundreds of flights arrive at reagan national from all over the country, with passengers from all over the world. many who come have no idea what in the heck safe track is, until they find out the hard way. >> i just found out. and you told us. there was nobody here to give us an explanation. tom: these ladies in town to work for a cirque du soleil show were stunned they cannot take metro towards d.c. >> it's confusing, not knowing about it. tom: for the next week, folks can take a free shuttle bus to get around the track work, then had to d.c. for the pentagon city metro station. one man from new york said it is hard to imagine the subway they are doing this. >> i would imagine this is a big deal. >> i cannot understand this. tom:

colomibia used to live in d.c. they found out about safe track before arriving. easy. theend, it was one manthe story aired, walked by and said it was a mess. another man was confused. this is affecting a lot of people. metro estimates as this goes on, safe track phase four through monday, 86,000 passenger trips per day will be affected. live at reagan national airport, tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: get alerts about your commute sent right to your phone. sign up for our text alert service at wjla.com/text, or text the word "metro" to 43817. alison: still ahead -- a safety alert for all of you suv drivers.

rating for headlights. what is behind the new concern and what you can do about it. been the site has notorious for adultery, but now ashley madison says they do not want you to cheat. alison: and they were out catching pokémon and stumbled upon an emergency. >> i yelled at her because i thought she was playing pokémon. a videogame that turned into a life-saving story. and the wake-up temperatures in the morning in the 70's. the heat index values are a totally different story.

leon: as a residents in central minnesota salvage what they can,

the state monday. it was one minor injurand dozens of homes were damaged or destroyed and flooding is a big concern tonight. alison: now a 7 on your side consumer alert -- a study finds that many small suv have poor-performing headlights. the insurance institute for highway safety tested the headlights of 21 different vehicles and not one of them earned a good rating. on a track after dark, the study measured the amount of usable light provided by the low beams and high beams. of the 27 vehicles and 47 different hig headlight combinations, more than two thirds rated poor. >> both these vehicles made by honda are giving drastically different visibility. alison: the results of previous headlight tests of midsize cars were

institute said the suv findings were more trouing. leon: it has been known as the website for adultery, but now ashley madison says they don't what you to cheat. they are changing their slogan from "life a short, have an affair" to "find your moment." the company wants to rebrand as a dating site. hack thatthere was a exposed the information of millions of users. alison: the app that has taken the country by storm a have led to life-saving actions. these friends were playing pokémon go, and saw a car in front of them in distress. the couple in the car had overdosed behind the wheel. the friends jumped into action, pulled the victims from the car, called 911, stayed with them, even going to the hospital, they said to pray for them. >> a lot of cars drove past. that is unacceptable. why don'

that bothers me. that should be our first reaction is to love on each other and help each other out. alison: they say without pokémon go, they might have been at home watching tv. instead, they say they were at the right place at the right time and they were helping strangers in need. there are warnings that come along with pokémon go. criminals have reportedly used it to target people, so you are urged to try to stay aware of your surroundings. leon: a n ote for those of you --tomorrow abowie film production company will be working in the area to re-create a plane crash. there will be thick like smoke and pyrotechnics. don't be alarmed, it is just a movie. production starts tomorrow morning near the freeway airport. alison: they served this country honorably, and today ,four

highest honor. ur came to capitol hill to receive the inaugural life canine metal of courage. served alongside soldiers in afghanistan, alerting troops to enemy movement and explosives. steve: mostly cloudy skies for the day tomorrow. if you are going to the pool, the best time will be in the morning. we have showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. walkng out for one last with the dog, upper 70's, lower 80's. still humid. we had some showers earlier this evening, and those are beginning to move into fredericksburg. not a lot associated with them, moving off to the east, otherwise partly cloudy skies the rest of the overnight. the temperatures range from the upper 60's to the middle 70's. those are also the wake-up temperatures in the morning. that is just one part of the story. the heat index will quickly rebound into the upper 90's by

thursday, probably the hottest feeling day so far of the year with futurecast model showing the heat index around 100 to 106 . at least that is only one day. that will dry things out for friday. in terms of how sticky it will feel, tomorrow, in the sticky category. thursday, oppressive heat and humidity. i would not be surprised if we may be our first heat advisory for parts of the area for the first time this year. upper 80's by 6:00 in the evening, looking at scattered showers and thunderstorms. grab the umbrella. the timing of the showers and storms come it appears as they move through for the rush-hour commute drivetime home, then things fizzle out as we move into the night and early thursday morning. the next seven days, 94 to 95 thursday. it will be drive friday. a few showers and thunderstorms saturday and sunday. if you are planning to go to the

or the delmarva beaches come just widely scattered showers and thunderstorms. we will stay near 90 degrees into early next week. it is summer in washington and this is what we expected. alison: cracking up the heat. up the heat. leon: how did bryce do on the national stage? erin: you know if you could have dinner with anybody, who would it be? somebody picked tim duncan.

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wall and bradley beal saying, "i think we could have one of the best if not the best back courts and basketball." as for some of the younger players at the las vegas summer league, but drive draws the contact, the bucket. he had 16. tied in the final seconds. the nets looking for the game-winner. eddie comes up rig. -- comes up big. washington over brooklyn by two points. when tim duncan announced his retirement yesterday after 19 seasons, it was perfect tim duncan style -- no press conference, no tweets. reluctant superstar just called it a career. , and unusuallyh emotional gregg popovich, address the media. >>

who they like to eat dinner with come if they only have one night , who you would like to do it with. -- myhonestly tell you dinner would be with timmy. the most real, consistent, true life. i've ever met in my erin: i mean, i don't know how you follow that up. newly acquired winger took part in practice today. lloyd was traded from the new york red bulls, one of d.c.'s rivals. he feels like you something to prove. >> i was surprised it was to a rival. maybe a slight little chip there.

against them every week, so i just need to try to get into the playoffs and have success with this team. erin: and it looks like the miami marlins are backtracking now on a ticket promotion. the team had advertise a deal giving fans 20% off tickets sales for every home run that giancarlo stanton hit in last night's home run derby. he hit a record 61 long balls. the team is now only offering 25% off tickets. come on, man. saying that is the max allowed by major league baseball. how convenient. and the american league is leading the national league right now in the all-star game. the: they only expected strongest player in baseball was only going to hit 25 homers in three rounds? that is not cool. another reason not to like the marlins. alison:

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thrive and really, really take off. the oxygen of community redevelopment is financing. and all this rebuilding that happened could not have happened without organizations like citi. and citi has formed a partnership with our company so that we can take all the lessons from the revitalization of urban america to other cities, so we are now working in chicago and in washington d.c. and newark. its amazing how important safe, affordable housing is to the future of our society. alison: a good note to share with you tonight with tensions between police and civilians. four officers were having

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>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- anthony anderson -- bill simmons -- "this week in unnecessary censorship." plus music from train. and now, to get things rolling, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you, everybody for coming. i'm jimmy kimmel, i'm your host. thank you for joining us. earlier tonight in primetime, game four, nba special.