we now have a running mate for the democratic side of the ticket, and a very familiar face and name in virginia. senator tim kaine. chief political correspondent scott thuman joins us with more on the announcement and what kaine brings to the campaign and virginia.

senator tim kaine had been rumored as the top choice. can i come hillary clinton made it official, tweeting out to her 7.5 million twitter followers. she followed it up with a spanish version. why? tim kaine is fluent in spanish. he was a jesuit missionary in honduras while in college. say duringnalysts this polarizing race, especially on latino issues, even though hillary clinton is doing well with hispanic voters, that kaine's talent is a critical edition. -- critical ambition. thehen you look at commentary donald trump has offered, it is clear that latinos are not infatuated with him. what tim kaine to dc can do

clinton and tim kaine campaigning and in and they'll last week. kaine's reputation and his ability to get both the democrats and republicans in his home state, he has proven it before. that gives the taken a huge advantage trying to win virginia, one of the most valuable purple swing states up for grabs. lieutenantoth governor and governor in virginia before being elected to the senate. he has run several successful auctions for bash several successful elections for public office. kaine says he cannot wait to join clinton in miami. trump said that clinton and kaine are the ultimate insiders. to criticizeble the president come so moderate republicans who do not like trump may get traction with kaine. ch

democratic national convention begins, thousands of hacked dnc e-mails are being posted on wikileaks. some of those were sent between last may in january, focusing on ways to discredit senator bernie sanders during his primary run against hillary clinton. they say this is just the first of a series of leaks focused on clinton. leon: virginia governor terry mcauliffe is pledging to sign 13,000 executive orders after the virginia supreme court blocked felons boating rights -- voting rights in the states. 4-3 ruling, the court said the order overstep the governor's power, so mcauliffe said he will sign individual orders until all felons who have served their terms can vote. michelle: now the dangerous heat wave thais

task of walking outside feel like a chore. did little to help, and it's only going to get worse from here. meteorologist steve rudin has a look at the fiery weekend. steve: a lot going on this weekend. take a lot of water with you, find shade, and dress comfortably. tennis tomorrow at the citi open , 99 degrees by 4:00 in the afternoon. the feels-like temperature closer to 105 or hotter on the court. if you are going to the pool, it will be hot. have plenty of sunscreen and of course take it easy. the daytime high, partly cloudy skies. the heat index factors sunday and next week, and the next best chance of showers and thunderstorms. the timing of that coming up. michelle: steve, thank you. this afternoon fire crews were checking on people in the heat

putting themselves in danger. the effort to keep people safe even meant bending some of the roles. tim barber joins us live from nats park with what he found. tim? tim: basically they were allowing people to bring water bottles into the stadium. right throughnt the gate before the game and came right back out. they did not even wait to see if they had won or lost. >> one dollar water, gatorade, ice-t! it's a scorcher. tim: supply and demand. >> you need it out here. it's hot. outside ofet up shop a nationals park on a day that feels like a sauna. >> sticky, humid. tim: courtney st. john's

seat to the sun, which also met that she would not stay the entire game. >> it is a warm and humid friday evening. fans were allowed to bring in electric fans and two water bottles as long as they were sealed. >> stay hydrated and have fun and i hope that we win. tim: if your water bottle is open this weekend, it's going right over here into the recycling bin. that is part of the rules tomorrow and sunday. you can also bring water bottles as long as they are closed. it is going to be hot. tim barber, abc 7 news. michelle: d.c. jail inmates are being moved because of the heat. other parts ofto the facility because of air-conditioning problems. another 20 inmates were sent to jails in virginia.

lights and ac to the national mall, forcing some museums and federal buildings to shut down. pepco says it has found the source of the problem underground and hopes to have the power back on by noon tomorrow. take a moment right now to get alerts sent to your phone about dangerous weather. just go to wjla.com/text to sign up. storynow the developing in munich, germany, were nine people were killed and 16 wounded in an attack at a mall. the victims included children. the police say a suspect the gun man, an 18-year-old with pool i rani and german citizenship killed himself in the massacre. this cell phone video capture the moments the shots were fired, the gun man aiming right at innocent bystanders. shots rang out shortly before 6 p.m. unix time at the mall. -- 6 p.m. munich time. 1 was the site of the

today shooting was at a mcdonald's restaurant. >> the most important variable we know at this point is it was a mall, which is a very easy target. was quicklyilding evacuated with special forces moving into position. stopped and the city lockdown. president obamwas quick to condemn the violence. president obama: we will pledge all the support they may need in dealing with the circumstances. leon: theh state department is urging americans to be aware of surroundings as german officials urge vigilance. hide, and is you run, if you have to you fight. leon: the attack was initially called an act of terrorism, but german officials say they have no signs the 18-year-old had any links to islamic extremism. they will be investigating the next several days, searching for clues. michelle:

fairfax county police are putting out a warning tone it after a string of unusual crimes. someone is stealing cars, then using them to help steal entire atm's. we are following this story from one of the stores that was hit. reporter: that's right, the thieves are not just getting away with cash, they are also getting way with entire atm machines in the stolen vehicles. the police have surveillance video, but they are not ready to release it at this time because they are worried they may compromise their investigation. >> they came right around, broke out the atm. they probably got a few hundred dollars. sa: he said the atm in his store was stolen friday morning at 2 a.m. the burglars were in and out within two minutes. surveillance cameras captured the men kicking the atm and pushing i

what do you think about it? it's pretty ballsy. is one of this several businesses in the area where the same exact thing has happened. the entire atm machine now missing. last month and atm machine was also stolen from a bowling alley only highway. was stolenanother from a restaurant on south jefferson street. mat another from a laundry on little river turnpike. according to the owner, two burglars took the atm out of the business. that same day, another disappeared from a convenience store on richmond highway. with no arrests, fairfax county police are asking businesses to stay alert. >> if they have alarm systems to keep them on. in each case, the police were notified by the business alarm that they triggered. anna-ly

suspects are wearing mostly black and covering their faces, so the police are having a difficult time identifying them. if anybody has any information, call crime solvers. fairfax kenny police are looking for whoever fired at a shot in clifton and fairfax station's. one of the homes was targeted twice. the other was in fairfax station. laster home was targeted saturday. the police do not think the targets were random. no one has been hurt. michelle: a dangerous heat wave is beginning. when you want to avoid the heat. leon: plus, a description of a suspect that the police and neighbors want you to hear. michelle: first, what happened moments before a deadly house fire in gainesville. leon: first, a flashback for hillary clinton's running mate.

michelle: take a look at these pictures. a bulldozer rammed into a home in denver. fire investigators say that the operator suffered a medical emergency and cannot stop stop fortunately, no one was home. the operator escaped with only minor injuries. leon: an accident sparked a house fire in gainesville this afternoon. a car crashed into the garage of the house and the house caught fire. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. all occupants of the home got out safely. their dog died in the fire. michelle: a d.c. neighborhood's rabble today after a woman was grabbed off the street and attacked at gunpoint on m street and forced into a car. she was driven about a mile away and sexually assaulted. roz plater retraced the suspect's steps

what's happening now with the investigation. indeed, that woman's terrifying ordeal ended in the parking lot near rfk stadium. her neighborhood is on edge and community leaders are asking the police to step up patrols. it was a long this quiet corridor on m street northeast where the police say the woman was kidnapped just a four 5 a.m. monday. >> that's shocking. it gives you something to think about. roz: the woman was walking when she was confronted i a man with a knife. droveced her to his car, into a parking lot near rfk stadium at knife point, and raped her. >> kidnap and rape? i would not expect that. roz: folks who live in this neighborhood have had their share of troubles, but most people had not heard about this crime until they spotted our newsgroup. >>

about this until now. roz: they asked us to get the word out. >> please do. >> i love my community. >> this hits really close to home. and i feel for her and her family. the police described the suspect as a dark skinned man with a short dreadlocked hair style. tattoo on his left arm driving a four-door navy blue vehicle. anybody with information is asked to call the police. live in northeast, roz plater, abc 7 news. michelle: 7 on your side fighting back against crime. she was happening in your neighborhood using the spot crime app on wjla.com. with a on your side consumer alert about a travel nightmare for southwest airline passengers. wednesday, a computer glitch caused problem

flights. passenger says some flights could not be refunded or booked online and they have not been able to reach customer service on the phone. ,teve: welcome to the weekend and we will look at what's going on with the farmers market. the temperatures tomorrow morning will be in the 80's, the heat index in the upper 80's, low 90's, partly cloudy skies. for the mountains, if you plan sogoing there, 90 degrees or saturday, sunday 90, upper 80's monday. a few thunderstorms monday, but not going to be a washout. the current feels-like temperature's, near 90 degrees downtown d.c., manassas. same with leesburg. the heat and humidity builds in the coming days, so dress comfortably as the hot weather sticks around the weekend and into next week. partly cloudy skies, the temperatures

warm and humid. not much relief from the wind. out of the southwest at five to 10. tomorrow morning, going for a jog, may want to do that early come in the 70's. the feels-like temperature's closer to the middle 80's. later in the afternoon, this is just the computer-generated numbers, feels like temperatures of 105. but once you are that hot, 98,her it is 107 or 104 or it is uncomfortable. have plenty of fluids, make sure pets have lots of water and a cool place to go. the heat index sunday, a little cooler. if he sticks around monday, tuesday, even wednesday. may see a pop-up shower or thunderstorms late in the afternoon. should not amount to a lot. if you find yourself under one of the storms, not going to last long, but then they clear out. the moisture in the atmosphere will

than before the showers arrive. degreess tomorrow, 99 later in the afternoon, the heat index near 100 to 105. if you are going to the citi open this weekend on 16th street, temperatures around 100 tomorrow, upper 90's sunday. you can always watch it on the tennis channel. check your local listings. and the seven day outlook, the temperatures stay above average for this time of year, a long stretch of 90-plus degree days. butonly this weekend tuesday, wednesday, thursday, even friday. michelle: making playing tennis even tougher. leon: it will be an oven. robert: it has been a hot tournament so far. at the citi open, big names going at it, and some acrobatics.

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>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: the big match tonight at the citi open, american sam querrey fighting for spot in the semi finals. the point of the match in the first set. he has flair. querrey was able to get the backhand valley, but monfils fakes him out. monfils wins in straight sets. in a big upset earlier the day, top-seeded john isner. johnson pulls out the second set. that's a tiebreaker, winning that 17-15. scott abraham caught up with tracy alston to talk about how the pl

tracy: and humid. scott: as a player, how do you adjust to the heat? tracy: this type of feet usually takes 3, 4 days to adjust to. ithink the humidity makes even tougher. it saps your energy. i think the players are really in tune to make sure they stay hydrated, and that includes not only before their match but the night before as well. scott: will it have an effect on the matches tonight and this weekend? tracy: it could, certainly. survival of the fittest. for some of the big servers, they have quick points, so it is more helpful. at the same time, it could be a determining factor in some matches. robert: baseball for the daniel murphy slapped another one tonight. the is winning individually. the backbreakein

the fifth. tied at2-2. tanner roark serves one up to matt kemp, like a batting practice pitch. padres win, 5-3. and don't forget that news your home for d.c. united this season. see them live saturday as they head north of the border. coverage begins at 7:00, kickoff is at 7:30. the mystics hosting the l.a. sparks. the mystics fell behind early in this one. the mystics lose their final break,fore the olympic 95-75. in the orioles beat the indians today, and they lead the american league east by a half-game over the red sox. citi open, drink plenty of water.

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this forecast you can deliver in one word. steve: hot. drink plenty of water. near 100 degrees, upper 90's sunday. heat and humidity continues all next week.

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