they are not sure if it's one of the shooters. the latest body count is one of the attackers is down. but the investigators as i said are just not sure. police in munich say the scene does look like a terror attack. at this hour, member of germany antiterrorism squad are on the way to the scene. there could be as many as three shooters they are looking for out on the loose. the shooting happened inside a malibu the mcdonald's is connected to the mall. it happened before 6:00 in the evening germany time. public transportation in munich shut down. state department telling all american citizens in germany to shelter-in-place and stay out of plain view. president obama spoke about the shooting and said while few details are known, the u.s. will provide germany with whatever it needs. the olympia mall where it happened is munich's busiest shopping center near a major transit hub, right across the street from olympic park where the 19722 olympic games were held. this becomes the second attack in germany in less than a week.

five passengers with anaxon a train -- with anaxon -- with an ax on a train. michelle: thank you. stay with abc7 for breaking updates even when you are away from the television. subscribe to the breaking news text alerts by going to wjla.com/text. enter your phone number there. the other developing story at home we are facing dangerous heat this weekend. leon: that is right. power problems downtown forced several buildings including museums to close for the day already. michelle: the heat and the humidity could make it feel well over 100 degrees. leon: that is nice and toasty. we have team coverage on the heat this everything beginning with our chief meteorologist doug hill. hot stuff. doug: absolutely. if you look now from the h.d. weather bug camera in alexandria belle haven country club. it looks nice until you get to

the combination of the heat and the humidity. these are the feels like temperatures. combination of heat and humidity. 105 in leesburg. 101 downtown washington. 99 in annapolis. 98 in manassas. as we get through the next couple of days we will see more of this. temperature goes up a couple of degrees. heat index will go up a few degrees as well. first pitch at nationals park, 93. 91 degrees in that range. i will feel warmer. hot and muggy throughout the entire game. we look at the future heat index to give you an idea what is coming here for the day tomorrow. heat index values 104, 107, 106. you get the picture. not much better on sunday and monday. leon? leon: that sounds great. thanks, doug. oh, my gosh. this heat has a lot of folks out there changing plans on the fly. but downtown a power problem knocked out a.c. to several buildings. michelle: that includes some of the smithsonian museums and the newseum. ryan hughes

coverage for you from northwest washington. ryan many forced into a quick backup plan. ryan: yeah, a lot of people rearranging their schedules tonight. this is what visitors are running into. an orange sign on the door at the newseum letting people know it is closed because of the power outage. the door is locked. not good news for people trying to get relief from the heat. they are not allowed inside. visitors are turned away outside the museum of the american indian and several other museums around the city because of power problems. >> as soon as we got to the door, we couldn't open it. we tried all the doors. ryan: tourists like emily martin and her mom traveled from minneapolis. >> it's disappointing because i know my mom, this is one she was really looking forward to. she is interested in native american history and culture. >> the galleria of art, the national museum of african art, the ripley c

closed. the newseum is also affected. >> it is warm out there and we were picking a cool place to be. ryan: now you can't get in. >> now we can't get in. ryan: signs are posted on the doors. as people sweat it out waiting outside, pepco trying to turn the power back on. >> we don't know what to do at this point. disappointment. things happen. ryan: we just got new information from pepco a few minutes ago. they tell us the outage is underground. and at this point they don't have a cause. crews are still on scene trying to figure it out. they also tell us they are not sure when the power will be turned back on. we are live downtown tonight. ryan hughes, abc7 news. leon: breaking news coming in now from gains,ville, virginia. mobiletrak7 is live over the scene. a fire destroyed a large home there. extra fire units were requested to come to the scene

availability in the rural area. fire department says someone may have been inside the structure at the time. we will keep an eye on the story and let you know latest as we learn it. michelle: think of the challenge for the firefighters in this heat. speaking of the heat. the heatwave has d.c. officials on high alert. they are making sure city services are available through the weekend. at the green leaf spray park in southwest, officials urge you to help out during the hottest part of the day by checking on neighbors, especially those who are elderly. of course it doesn't mean that you can't have a little fun while trying to keep cool. >> i want to encourage all of our district residents and the visitors to visit our spray parks and the outdoor pools as they are great resources to stay cool in the heat wave. michelle: residents were reminded it is illegal to open fire hydrants to create your own spray park. the park and pools have extended hours. 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. through at least july 29. leon: you have to be

nats this evening. or this weekend, i should say, to watch them play. the team is taking steps to help people deal with the heat we will be socked with all weekend. there will be cooling centers open and misting fans set up all around the park. the team will allow fans to bring in two 19-liter bottle -- two 1-liter bottles of water but they have to be sealed. get critical weather updates on the go from the stormwatch7 team. we will provide updates on all platforms. michelle: "7 on your side" with a consumer alert and day three of the southwest airlines computer problems. the ripple effect from two days ago continues with hundreds of cancellations. for passengers who were scheduled to fly, some are still hoping to catch a flight. jay korff is at national airport for us. how is southwest trying to ease the pain for travelers? jay: there is a number of things they a

cancellations. there is one out of little rock. another out of midway. they are providing vouchers. but we have also heard some things they are trying to do to ease the problem rebooking and refunds people are having issues there. southwest airlines passengers are dealing with a cascade of delays and cancellations. after a network failure wednesday shut down part of the carrier's computer system for hours. the problem has been fix bud the damage has already been done. thousands of flights dropped and travel plans put on hold. >> they have been waiting for hours after their flight was canceled out at short "new york post." daughter and mother are trying to get home in time for a special occasion.

tomorrow to get ready for a family reunion. some can be rebooked online but calling customer service is nearly impossible. >> i tried to call the 800-number and i was on hold forever. >> a customer sent us a screen shot waiting in vain for an hour and a half with no luck getting an agent online. >> first of all what i want to do is apologize to the customers and the employees. i realize how frustrating it can be to have the travel plans disrupted. jay: despite all the issues with southwest airlines in the last couple of days almost everyone we spoke with customers tell us that southwest employees have been very accommodating. reporting live at reagan national airport, jay korff, abc7

>> nobody is going to watch the next convention coming. i'm going to have a hard time watching her final speech. leon: with that the trump campaign and the r.n.c. are packing up after four days in cleveland. meanwhile virginia senator tim kaine left boston after a fundraiser there. he is rumored to be a finalist to run as hillary clinton's vice president. our chief political correspondent has a look back at the r.n.c. and ahead to the d.n.c. >> i humbly and gratefully accept your nomination for the presidency of the united states. scott: with that the republicans wrapped up their national convention. a week that was supposed to display unity instead was mired with controversies. >> you work hard for what you want in life. that your word is your bond. >> vote your conscience. vote for candidates up and down t

to defend our freedom. scott: despite that the r.n.c. chairman told me the party is a family looking ahead to the future. what concerns you most moving forward? >> nothing. just continuing to pivot to the general election. be on message. scott: next week is hillary clinton's time as the democrats are expected to officially nominate her to become the first woman to ever head up a major political party presidential ticket. in cleveland, i'm scott thuman. leon: now the democrats have their chance at the national stage next week. and chief score spon doesn't scott thuman and maryland bureau chief brad bell are both in philadelphia for the democrat convention. live reports will start monday with special coverage on newschannel8 and each night at 7:00 through the close of the convention. new development in this campaign season to report now. former k.k.k. leader david duke has

the senate race in louisiana. he made the announcement on his website. he is a registered republican seeking an open seat vacatedded by fellow party man vitter. he is a convicted felon having pleading guilty to cheating on his taxes and stealing from the supporters in 2002. he spent a year in prison federal for that. michelle: coming up at 5:00, we are continuing to monitor the developing situation in munich. several dead in a mall shooting rampage. we will bring you updates as we get them. leon: smart watches not sticking. the advance tech not as popular as others hoped. the surprising disappointing sales numbers ahead. michelle: bulls on the run in baltimore. two break free. where they were running from and the final destination. that is coming up. steve: i'm abc7's steve rudin in oldtown alexandria.

but get ready. a huge change on the way for the upcoming weekend. chief meteorologist doug hill

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michelle: a massive standoff after two bulls escaped slaughterhouse. leon: they found their way to an aparm complex and they remained there for hours. terry collins show us how the negosh concluded. >> where the heck did the bulls come from. >> scene from the wild west. well, west baltimore. >> the two bulls got out. >> when something like this happens in the middle of the city. >> two bulls got loose from a slaughter house. >> it's hard to keep people away. >> we stopped. i have a group of kids. i thought it was interesting. >> after time running around the area -- >> they are some big bulls. >> they ended up in the penn square apartments. >> i guess they try to get them back where they belong. >> handlers adding more gates

growing look of onlookers. >> they could probably hurt a lot of the bones in my body. >> some spectators remind the two bulls were headed to the slaughter house. what happens next to them is something that most people would not want to see. >> i was say nothing matter what happens today they are not going to have a good day. they are just having breath of fresh air. respite before, you know. after the standoff the urban county outing came to an end. larry collins, abc7 news. leon: consumer alert. sales for apple watches are down 55% since the launch last year according to a new report from market

3.5 million watches were shipped in the first few months but the number slowed dramatically. they could be out with a second version of the watch this year, though. michelle: well, pokémon go is now available where the pocket monster craze began a couple of decas ago. japan. at 10:00 this morning, people started tweeting the game was available there. it's available on android and apple mobile platforms overseas. a lot of people are probably out and about playing pokémon go around here. leon: yeah. looking for water monsters. stay hydrated. it will be a hot weekend. steve rudin is outside. he is not playing pokémon go right now. is it any cooler down there by the water. steve: wait, i am! wait, wait. leon: put the phone down. c'mon. steve: i'm not playing pokémon. it feels cooler by the water. we have a breeze down here. i'm in a little shade right now. but temperatures are still very, very warm. it will

we move through the everything hours. take a look at the forecast. if you have outdoor dining plans find some shade. if you are going to barbecue, looks fine. if you are taking the kids to the pool or if you are going to exercise take it easy. temperatures will fine from 90 through the 80's. partly cloudy skies. winds will be hit or miss. breezy by the water. further inland you go not as much. we have a lot of hot air. a lot of humidity that is on the way as we move through the next several days. we will head back inside to a nice and a comfortable studio with doug hill. he has more on the forecast. no heat advisories of now. correct? doug: not at the moment. but the national weather service keep an eye on the data as we go forward. there could be a heat advisory or a watch issued over the next few days if the continues warrant. right now the forecast just below the threshold 105 degrees heat index for three hours or more.

we are close to it. all right? leon: all right. we are stuck with it. no choice. doug i don't want to tell you this stuff. 90 in frederick. give you a time lapse from the h.d. weather bug camera at tuscarora elementary school in frederick. through the afternoon it broke through the clouds and we got sunshine to bring temperatures to the lower 90's. these are the current air temperatures around the region. 9 in frederick. 9 -- 93 in frederick. 94 in baltimore. 95 at patuxent river naval air station. about the same everywhere. the key figure we factor in is the humidity. this gives you an idea of what it feels like outside beyond the temperature. it feels like 101 in washington. ed -- 98 in leesburg. 101 on the midshore

the values will be higher tomorrow and sunday. but again on monday. it will be a stretch. steve said the outdoor dining is fine. but it will be hot in the city. couple of degrees cooler in suburban areas making a slow drop to 90-degree mark. later tonight when the air temperatures drop in the 70's the feels like temperature will remain in the 80's. even overnight long. as far as rain, not much in the way of rain.

temperatures for the upper 90's to near 100 and then the added moisture to make it tough outside. the future cast looks clear. we will see temperatures continue to climb. this model suggests isolated showers and storms in the afternoon. we get in the day on sunday and we start to heat up again. excessive heat warnings in effect in a large area to the west. the heat advisory and the core of the heat continues to build eastward. as far as the heat index value what we think based on the computer models it should be 102 tomorrow. st. louis has heat index of 110 tomorrow. at the citi open the final day is saturday and sunday. it will be brutally hot and humid. in the sun, in the stands watching, the temperatures approaching 100 degrees. i will feel over 100 at times. cooler way is watch the action on tennis channel. next several days 98, 98, 98. you see them. a week from today we will have a high of 93. that is the cool air we send

but again a combination of the temperatures and the humidity to make the heatwave so tough and so dangerous. even at nighttime it will still feel like the 80's. day to night you don't get a break or cooling. very uncomfortable. michelle: that tells you everything you need to know when you say 93 will feel cooler. doug: crazy. leon: all right. michelle: thank you. coming up for us on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- leslie jones won't back off on twitter. leon: support for the "ghostbusters" star that received racist rants online. just ahead. michelle: plus to cak a crook. the -- catch a crook. the teen piloted a drone to get their boat back. that is coming up. coverage of the shooting spree in munich. update on thehunt -- on the manhunt in a few minutes. >> we all thought the problem was fixed. but the replacement would

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michelle: actor and coimmediate yang leslie jones known for her roles on "s.n.l." and the "ghostbusters" reboot says she is not afraid of twitter trolls. the support for her was swift with the

trending once the word got out. she retweeted some of the most offensive messages to highlight how bad it had gotten. twitter banned an editor after they found out he instituted the trolling. some use drones to capture images from the air but two teens in washington state used one to catch a couple of crooks. the boy saw two people use a speedboat to illegally tow away the aunt and uncle's boat. so they sent a drone to the air to track down the suspect's vocation and tip off authorities -- suspect's location and tip off authorities. >> there is no way to follow them unless we're in another boat which we don't have. michelle: the video is awesome. the suspects were arrested and it turns out the speedboat they used in the theft was also stolen. leon: very smart. nice going, guys! up next on "abc7 news at 5:00". update on the mass shooting in

munich. heavily armed police are scouring the streets. you can hear two gunshots there. police saying at least one gunman is on the run. update on the manhunt just ahead. michelle: plus, the unbearable heat. already feeling an impact here. a.c. problems at the d.c. jail forcing inmates to move. we'll have details coming up. reporter: people are hitting up the misting stations to try to stay cool. how else they are trying to beat the heat at the citi open coming

announcer: from abc7 news, this is a breaking news alert. jonathan: i'm jonathan elias from the breaking news desk. in germany, munich, one of the busiest shopping centers in the mall a man opens fire. this is cell phone video of him walking outside the mcdonald's. raising his gun and opening fire on people that were making their way to that mcdonald's. eight people a number of others ople have be. a number of others wounded. police converged on the area. this is across from the olympic stadium where the 1972 olympics were held and next to a hub for transportation. we know of the

there is one more body police have located. they believe at this point it might be the shooter and it might be self-inflicted gunshot wounds. they are not saying or even speculating if this was a terrorist act. some report say he is dressed like a right wing extremist, gestapo outfit from world war ii. whatever it was, but they believe it could be something along the lines. with that said they are looking for two or three shooters in case there were accomplices that were a part of this. as more details come in we'll pass it on to you. i'm jonathan elias from the breaking desk. back to you. leon: back to the weather now without a doubt. you have been feeling the scorching temperatures outside today. michelle: but imagine what it feels like to be running up and down a tennis court all day long. amy aubert joins us live from the citi open where people are getting creative to stay cool out there. amy: absolutely!

tells me on the court, 128 degrees on the surface. that is why they stress the importance of staying hydrated and having cooling centers like this misting station that has been a huge hit. you have to have sun screen. when it comes to volunteering at the citi open, sheila fletcher knows what to expect. >> it's been pretty warm this week. amy: she has done the job for 25 years. >> i just tell even to keep drinking. make sure that all my volunteers have their ice water handy. amy: workers spent friday morning setting up refill stations. gearing up to tackle the heat head on. >> it can get pretty toasty out here. i won't sugar coat anything. the important part is that we are a team. we all work together. amy: the tournament says they have shaded seating set up and water fountains on site. >> it's really hot out

we have to keep drinking water. amy: lines for ice cream seem never ending. >> it's so hot people are asking to stand next to me in the shade. amy: for some goers, scorching temperature is part of the game. you need buckets, bottlings of water. it's not a one bottle experience. amy: staying hydrated on on their game. >> i try to take care of my volunteers so they all want to come back as long as i've been here. amy: now anybody you talk to out here is going to tell you just how hot it is. and how the national park service is giving away these water bottles for free. so you can keep cool at any of the refill stations on site. live at the citi open, amy aubert, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. we showed you some of the museums downtown forced to close because there is no a.c. now word some inmates from the d.c. jail are being transferred because of the same problem. some parts

have no cool air. d.c. bureau chief sam ford is in southeast washington. this has been an issue for some time. nothing new here. sam: michelle, after an inmate died here last week, this week the jail has been moving inmates from hotter to cooler areas within the complex. according to a city spokesperson since tuesday nearly 180 inmates have been moved in stages from hotter to cooler part of the main jail to the newer correctional treatment facility next door and also u.s. marshals moved 21 of their prisoners to virginia. the spokesperson says all inmates over 50 years of age have been moved and they have looked at others based on their medical conditions. the inmate who died last year died of a stroke. a jail spokesperson said he was 70 years old. they insist it was not heat-related.

pending. those familiar with the jail say the chillers on the roof, apparently they were having problems with them. they have had problems with them for some time and they are not functioning properly. this jail finished in 1976. so it is 40 years old. a number of people here say it is time for a new jail here at this facility. it holds about 1,200 inmates. reporting live from southeast washington, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. leon: thank you, sam. a commander for the north miami police department has been suspended for allegedly fabricating information about unarmed black therapist. they are not saying what or how he fabricated the information. on monday, charles kinsey was shot three times. video shows kinsey on the ground with his hands in the air. he was trying to calm down a patient of his who has autism.

>> we believe if you do everything that the police tell you to do you will walk away unharmed. that was not the case here. leon: a police official said the officer was aiming for a patient because he thought he was a threat but he missed and hit kinsey in the leg. he has been released from the hospital. coming up for "abc7 news at 5:00" -- v.c.r. going the way of the dinosaur. when production is going to stop on the particular piece of machinery. even if you knew they were still being made. how many of these have been sold in the past year? we'll tell you ahead. michelle: still ahead, the effect of the chipotle outbreak felt one year later. all the contamination has been clean up. the chain has taken a big financial hit. how big? just ahead. leon: coming your way at 6:00 tonight, a possible fix for the volkswagen emission cheating vehicles. the two changes have to be made to

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sunday drink plenty of fluids. it will be hot and humid with temperatures around 100 degrees. heat index values even hotter than that. if you are planning on traveling to any of the rehoboth beach you will look for plenty of sunshine saturday and sunday. highs will be in the 80's to the lower 90's. on monday we may see a stray passing shower. i will take you out to look at the next seven days. we are looking at temperatures to stay above 90 degrees. not only for this weekend but into next week. chance for a few showers and thunderstorms come wednesday, thursday, friday. this will be the longest days -- longest stretch of days with temperatures over 90 degrees that we have seen in quite some time. a quick note, if can't make it to the citi open you can watch it on the tennis channel. check your local listings on cable. that's from old town alexandria. back inside. leon: we'll let you go back inside. there is

the corner. that is where he is heading now. guess who will get their own stamp? michelle: this gal? leon: this lady. wonder woman. michelle: the postal service celebrating the birthday this fall and they will war them out. four stamps will show the superhero. looks pretty good for 75. she was born in 1941. wonder woman rose to popularity as a founding member of the justice league. fighting alongside batman, super man, aqua man and flash. the stamps will debut at the new york comic con in october. leon: she is 75? michelle: i know! leon: amazing. michelle: a lot of pressure now. for the ladies out there to look that great. leon: still crushing. way to go. michelle: how about this. this is another blast from the past. do you remember when you bought a v.c.r.? leon: yes. i'm old enough to remember those, yes. michelle: i remember them, too. you won't be able to buy them anymore soon. leon: get this, folks. the world's last video cassette

manufactured this month according to the last company still making them in japan. the company claims to be the only one still making v.c.r.'s. at their peak they sold 15 million a year. last year, 750,000. michelle: that is still impressive. leon: who is buying those? michelle: i know! leon: when is the last time you have seen one. i haven't even seen one. michelle: i have one in a box. leon: you might want to keep it there. michelle: i was going to donate it to good will but i don't think they will take it. leon: bring it right back to you. all right. coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- the chipotle e. coli outbreak began a year ago. while that has been cleaned up the chain is still suffering from financial effects. how big of a hit it has taken coming up. >> a gaithersburg

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michelle: hillary clinton's campaign created a website highlighting some of the insults from donald trump's campaign. it's called trump yourself. it was trending for a while on twitter. you take a picture fro

trumpesque comments over it. you can use these by going to the website. you have to make a donation to use them. leon: okay. nude men and bags full of cash. that's what police say they found when they busted a spa. now three unlicensed masseuses are under arrest in a story you will only see here on abc7. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis says why the owner says they are wrongly accused. kevin: tree lined streets make this family friendly. but the three women were exchanging sexual favors for money inside the tao foot spa located smack dab in the middle of main street. in the undercover sting officers found naked men, $18,000 in cash, a client list, condom and numerous bottles of lotion and

this man says the three asian masseuses who live in an apartment directly above the spa are innocent. >> who is the owner? >> he is not here. kevin: who is he? >> it's my friend. kevin: your friend owns tao foot spa? >> uh-huh. >> i feel sorry for the women. kevin: pat is relieved she opted for a pedicure over a mystery massage. >> it's completely against anything that we would hold important in our lives. kevin: gaithersburg city officials have since shut down the spa with an orange notice posted on the front door. >> work and make money and go back to work. kevin: we reached the owner by telephone and he told us the police found the condom and dubely can't because he -- lubricant because he is dating one of the masseuses.

hand and he said he prefers to keep the money around instead of the bank. michelle: thank you. chipotle still feeling the aftereffects of last year's e. coli outbreak. the profits dropped 82% compared this summer to last summer. health issues began last july. by the end of the outbreak in january, restaurants in dozens of states had been affected. chipotle tried to reassure customers it has taken a number of steps to improve food safety. michelle: time for a check on the roads. angela foster is in the abc7 traffic center. we need good news on this friday. angela: i wish i had better news. i have to tell you we have had three beltway accidents in the last hour. the only good thing about those they have been moved over to the shoulder. i want to quickly go to the map to show you we are dealing with a pretty serious situation out of the district on the sout east/southwest -- southeast/southwest freeway. it's before you get to the thd

causing major problems because we have been blocking the center lane for quite some time. we have a lot of red on the map. you can see in the northeast corner of the capital beltway heading toward the i-270 spur. we take a live look here approaching the american legion bridge. the inner loop delays start before you get to tysons and continue into bethesda. again, the accident activity has moved over to the shoulder to prince george's county but the crash at river road moved to the shoulder as well. that is the latest on the roads. back to you. leon: thank you. you got it. our coverage of metro's rebuilding continues ahead at 6:00 tonight. we will give you a firsthand look at what the crews are doing in the safetrack work zones. what they are dealing with and what brought work to a grinding halt. you are welcoming live here at hillary clinton in tampa, florida. coming up at 6:00, we have the latest as the rumors continue to swirl about her potential running mate choice. we are keeping you updated on thed

way throughout the everything. michelle: let's go to chief meteorologist doug hill. we may not crack the triple digits but it will get close and feel like triple digits. doug: absolutely! it's a long siege of this day after day after day of high heat and humidity. as we stand here there is no advisories or excessive heat watches issued. for the moment it's good out of congressional. 93 degrees. don't see many people on the course. it might be hot in the day to be out golfing but that is the pattern we will have in the next few hours. air temperature in the lower 90's. but it feels like 101 in washington and leesburg. it feels like 99 in annapolis. if you are headed down the park, or friends and family going down there, this is what they will experience. first pitch temperature at the park at 91 degrees but it will feel more like 99 degrees at first pitch. only slowly cool down through the evening. i wouldn't say "cool down" is a good phrase. slowly get less hot. couple showers to the w

that is where they will stay tonight. tomorrow we could have isolated thunderstorm in the afternoon. temperatures approaching 99 degrees. it may feel like 105 at times. in fact look at the future heat index for tomorrow afternoon. i reads 108 in leesburg. 107 in fredericksburg. in the nation's capitol. we will talk more about the weekend and when it may end in a few minutes. back to you. leon: all right. a hot weekend for the folks out there hitting the tennis balls. michelle: i almost feel bad. i am shivering. it's so cold in this studio. leon: enjoy while you have it. michelle: you know who wishes they could have the cooler air? leon: scott abraham. michelle: how does it feel out there? scott: it's hot outside. speaking of heating up, the competition is getting awfully good on the court here at the citi open at rock creek park. today is the quarterfinals in the men's and the women's singles tournament. great matchup today on center court.

stevie johnson. this is an absolute battle. after winning the first set 7-6, johnson pulls out the second set as well. in a tie-breaker winning that breaker 17-15. it was a marathon. johnson will now face carlovich in the semi-finals. it was also a special day for a group of kids. let's just say they will probably remember their experience for quite a long time. a tennis camp for kids. not just any camp. the boys and the girls were learning from a legend. >> this program is bringing kids in from different cities throughout america to the support of the u.s.t.a. tennis is a movement sport. run for the ball. scott: professional tennis coach nick bollettieri who coached andre agassi, monica selles and the williams sister made a stop at the citi open. >> this is fantastic. getting kid

make them feel they have a chance in life. scott: over 50 rising tennis stars. >> c'mon kids! scott: brave the scorching heat to get tips from coach nick. >> if he is yelling, it means you are good. if he is whispering he said start running. scott: growing on the court together. >> i play a game at doubles. scott: the next generation showing off their talent. >> when they get on the tennis court and hit a few balls they will feel good about themselves, do better in school. this is what it is all about. scott: making lifetime memories at the citi open. nick bollettieri, 84 years young. amazing. don't forget, my friends. we are your home for the citi open on sunday at 3:00 on abc7. we will have the men's final. at 5:00 on newschannel8 we will have the women's final. it will be a hot weekend with some fantastic tennis here at rock

if they come out here, bring water and sun screen. it is scorching! leon: i had a little mini air conditioner. more on the way. see you in a bit. coming up next at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- the nba cancels plans to hold the all-star game in charlotte. inside that decision to take a political stand over the so-called bathroom law in north carolina up nex

ray: the nba delivering a powerful message. the 2017 nba all-star game scheduled to be in charlotte snatched away by the nba. >> they made the right choice. the nba is based upon a core value of diversity, inclusion.

to the state's controversial lgbtq law that restricts which bathrooms transgender people can do. >> hb2 is about dills crim nation and play -- discrimination, and playing politics. ray: the nba said no to charlotte after they failed to repeal the law after the last session of the year earlier in month. charlotte native and nba m.v.p. steph curry. >> it's disappointing that my hometown won't be able to host the all-star game as they had planned. obviously, i understand adam silver's decision. ray: the city of charlotte expected to feel the financial blow as a result of the move. as the all-star game brings with it a week worth of festivities and revenue up to $100 million. north carolina's governor patrick mccrory responding to the decision. >> i think it

ray: he is looking for all-star activities in 2019 provided there is an appropriate resolution to the matter. ray raimundi, abc news, new york. michelle: that is all for us at 5:00. "abc7 news at 6:00" begins with breaking news. >> from abc7 news, this is a breaking news alert. maureen: we begin with the breaking news we have been following from munich tonight. at least nine people are dead after a gunman or gunmen opened fire at a shopping mall. right now munich is shut down as authorities search for those responsible. jonathan elias has been monitoring the developments from the "live desk" for us. jonathan: it's still a fluid situation as far as getting accurate information. what we do know eight people are dead. more than 20 others wounded after a gunman walked into a mall. one of the busiest malls in all of munich and opened fire. this is the aftermath. police are converging on the

after a transportation hub. train station next door. they shut down the transportation. surrounded the mall. there is a huge presence there from the police. what they are not sure at this point is a lone gunman or are there multiple gunmen? they did not get accurate reporting from people there so it's confusing. so with that said, they are searching for other potential suspects in this case. other gunmen. we know one body found at the location had a gun next to it and they believe it was one if not the only gunman who took his own life after opening fire. the scene at the hospital they have been taking the victims, some heartbreaking. there were small children inside the mcdonald's. he started there and walked out and then walked back in and started going toward the mall. a very busy mall this time of day. as soon as we get more information about what is happening there, specific information. right now again as i said