cheryl casone will take you through the next hour. cheryl: charles payne, thank you so much. so much is going on. we want to update all our viewers on all breaking news we're following. breaking this hour authorities searching for answers after a sniper opens fire on police officers, killing five, injuring seven others. hello, everyone. i'm cheryl casone in for trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." it has been called the deadliest day in law enforcement since 9/11. a peaceful protest against police brutality turning deadly. a sniper reportedly on a mission to kill white people ambushes police officers. that sniper died after police detonate ad bomb. police at the time think he is only gunman but three other suspects are taken into custody. let's go straight to adam shapiro with the latest on the developing story. reporter: we go to the suspect that has been identified, department of justice verified, micah xavier johnson. we have a photograph of them. served in the u.s. arm reserves. his home of record was in mesquite, texas. served roughly, 2009 throu

here is cheryl casone. she will take you through the next hour. >> don't tell me i'm not sophisticated. sophisticated word of the day. house republicans grilling fbi director james comey about his decision not to recommend charges against hillary clinton. hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for trish regan today. welcome to "the intelligence report." on tuesday comey outline ad laundry list what sounded like crimes of the former secretary of state in handling classified emails. he took a right turn, letting her off the hook, calling her careless, not criminal. today comey was forced to explain the difference. >> i see evidence of great carelessness, but i do not see evidence sufficient to establish secretary clinton or for those who they were corresponding, both talked about classified information on email and knew when they were did it, they were doing something against the law. no reasonable prosecutor would bring second case in 100 years focused on gross negligence. cheryl: we'll look at politica

cheryl? cheryl: something else, lori.e'll see you in a few moments when belts ring down at new york stock exchange. what a difference a week makes. two of the best days chip away of two the year's worst in the wake of the uk vote. jordan kimmel says it is time to buy. you're not first one, jordan. we have to say getting on that train. isn't it amazing what the markets have done the last week. how have your clients ridden this out? >> we're not actually day traders. what is really important we stepped ahead at the time and are in the highest quality companies right now. so what you have right now, cheryl, you know how much fear there is. this is market for last few years all driven by fear. there is cash on the sidelines. you know what? we're actually fully invested right now and the names we're holding we're comfortable with. and i have to say the rebound was not at all shocking. the vix ran up. and looked like a clear rebound coming. i'm really glad it played out that way. melissa: we're looking at s&p. by the way, if we

cheryl? cheryl: wall street seeing gains for fourth day in a row as we wrap up the last first trading day of the month and first half of the year. we have monica mehta and charles payne. you might have called something. charles, no surprise to you. hold on. >> now the dow what they call cup and handle formation. normally a very bullish chart formation. there is chance we could look at 18,000 on the upside before the week is over. cheryl: look who called it. what is happening next week charles, all ears? >> let you know friday at close. someone mentioned the jobs report already. this is what i like about this week, guys. the result with the market the last two sessions were powered by good economic data. yesterday was chicago pmi. listen we opened up, we were meandering a little bit and today it was the broader manufacturing data. in fact these manufacturing numbers were the strongest we've seen in years. good to see the market up on good news aft whole lot of other things going on. keep in mi

cheryl:. smoke neighbors may have and water damage, but we prevented from going into the row homes on either side. cheryl: certainly a large area of calvert street is blocked off as firefighters continue to do their work. kellye: good to know that nobody was hurt. also breaking tonight, an active scene after a deadly double shooting in northeast dcu -- in northeast d.c. a man is dead and another injured after they were shot just after 10:00 off of rhode island avenue. that is a few blocks from the rhode island avenue metro station. 7 wants to keep you updated when breaking news happens. sign up to get text alerts by xt, and thena.com/te enter your phone number. new details in the last few hours about the fairfax man who lost his foot in an explosion at central park today. the explosion happened near 68th street. roz plater just spoke with the man's grandmother to learn more she is live in silver spring with new information. what is she telling you? roz: he is out of the first surgery. he is re

cheryl: what do you think gold is going to do?hey probably do some pulling in first. though gold and silver stock much stronger than medals. cheryl: is part of the market on easy? >> look, of course. we have an outlier in donald trump. i think call me said it all yesterday. there is worry about both of them by markets. generating like crazy. welcome to my world. >> i like your world. thank you, gary. the results are in for the rudest cities in america. guess what, new york city, you are not number one. i will tell you which city is. coming up. ♪ ♪ >> hey, new yorkers, you are no longer the rudest city. miami has taken the crown by travel and leash magazine. so according to the magazine, miami is the rudest because it's a mix of flashy luxury, and it's quote pretty high snob score. there you go, miami. guess what? number two phoenix, arizona. and then new york city dropped from the number one spot last year to three. and then number four? los angeles. okay. we can kind of see that. and then at number five, philadelphia. so the city

cheryl: it's personal to those in uniform. this family is in the nation's capital for a conference of black law enforcement executives. >> you have to find a way to handle dialogue with those that you serve. cheryl: noble honored reverend as wejackson, right learned of the three officers killed sunday morning. totallye , trying to find out what's going on, why is going on, but we know it's got to stop. cheryl: a lesson from a parent to his children. >> when i'm able to show my , this isames in a book not hollywood, this is real life. mind, youback of your think about these officers and what happened come and you are nervous all the time. day to it is a sad understand that three more names will be added to the wall at the national law enforcement officers memorial. the events continue through the week, including a town hall on tuesday to discuss the very current issues involving law enforcement. live in northwest, cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kimberly: the gun man identified tonight is 29-year-old gavin his motive is still not cl

cheryl: northeast d.c., cheryl conner, abc7 news.on: if you think the roads are littered with aggressive drivers, a.a.a. agrees with you. the study finds 80% of drivers expressed anger behind the wheel. 8 million drivers have been involved in extreme road rage like ramming another car. a.a.a. is urging drivers to not respond to road rage and call 911 if needed. alison: we want to show you typo. a pretty big one. probably making transportation officials angry. it's supposed to say syracuse. but instead the sign directing reads s-r-y-a-c-u-s-e. it's 23409 -- it's not clear when the sign went up. the state transportation officials are looking into the misspelling which reportedly now been addressed. leon: you have to sneeze when you say it. michelle: a big oops there. still ahead for us on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the fifth annual kids state dinner at the white house. the pint-size chefs invited and some of the recipes coming up. leon: but first, taking you along to the journey of the big leagues in the trip of a lifetime. the trade that

cheryl: nathan crane takes off his police cadet shirt before going to lunch. stay safe. >> we are not properly trained yet and we don't have much to defend ourselves with. we usually take off our uniforms. cheryl: the recent violence against law enforcement has crane has been a fairfax county police cadet for two years and he still plans to go into the academy. >> i will treat everyone with as much respect and do everything they can on the views police change. cheryl: his fresh attitude is what fairfax county police hope for while leaving through piles and piles of recruitment applications. cheryl: the detective can't attribute the decline in applications now to this time last year to recent violence but often times policing is a passion. >> they have always had an interest in this work. they are not going to be swayed by the current climate. cheerleads the day after the -- cheryl: the day after the dallas shooting, 72 people showed up to take the police test. the most they have seen in a long time. we caught up with the former police chief who predicts a care

cheryl: in college park, cheryl conner, abc7 news. michelle: prince george's county police officer is accused of taking pictures up women's skirts. on june 1, someone filed a complaint about officer james sims claiming that he took an inappropriate picture of her at a store in bowie. an investigation revealed sims took similar photos of female drivers with his phone on at least two other traffic stops in the past year. if convicted he could face up to a year in prison. leon: all right, michelle. back to the happenings in cleveland. tonight, donald trump, the republican presidential nominee is going to be speaking at the national convention. you know when he talks he usually gets a lot of attention, right? but through the first three days of this convention it may be trump's son donald jr. who abc7's chief political correspondent scott thuman now in cleveland. >> you can't not have that, nerves. but he performs better under pressure. he is the guy that on national tv hits the hole in one. right? scott: while donald trump senior is know

cheryl conner, abc 7 news. is the bigday celebration on the national mall, and in the wake of recent terror attacks, security will be tight. streets around the mall and memorial bridge will be closed to traffic most of the day. visitors will be screened at one of eight access points. ohol,olol - weapons, and drones are prohibited on the mall. and as always, if you see something, say something. josh, no pressure to continue the sunny forecast. josh: i wish i had better news, but i think it will still be hit and miss. things are cooling off nicely. we are looking at temperatures hanging in the 60's, near 75 d.c. 70 manassas, 67 in woodbridge. not too muggy, so it feels good. we had the sunshine, than the clouds moved in. wichita, omaha, st. louis on the left side of the screen, that is the way the rain is coming from monday. i think it is scattered. a few showers near charlottesville overnight. they are slowly building. early tomorrow morning, 4:30, scattered rain for the district, showers the first part of the d

i'm cheryl jennings. you know, communities across the bay area are facing issues of hunger every single day. it affects children, seniors, people with steady jobs, and so many more. according to the five bay area food banks, almost 800,000 people use their services every month. now, overall, these food banks distribute more than 170 million pounds of food to those in need every year. it's interesting to note that more than half of the total pounds of food distributed is actually fresh produce. i am proud to say that abc7's parent company, disney, is committed to fighting hunger. this past year disney donated $1.5 million to the feeding america network of food banks, and this means that each of our local food banks in the network received $15,000 from disney and abc7 to continue their important efforts. right now we have a local story of a young person making a difference. the city of san jose is teaming up with a south bay teenager to fight hunger. kiran sridhar founded waste no food, a website and an app

cheryl: new york city has similar devices. the county says only one device will be placed in arlington if approved. the department of defense has requested the public not know the type of equipment or where it's located. the dod wants an exemption to limit who knows where it's located. >> many cases. the county is scheduled to vote on the proposal next tuesday. cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kimberly: a billboard in frederick has come down. parents complained about the message that addiction is preventable, parenting is prevention. parent started a petition sing the billboard did not recognize addiction as a disease. it county health department apologized and remove the billboard. this little dog is a survivor, but it is his voice that's getting the attention. [howling] pup singing his way into everyone's hearts. and the weather forecast. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis... vaccine he had received. until 20 there were... no vaccines for meningitis b

in oxon hill, cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kellye: also in prince george's county, the police arrested 61-year-old robert crosby, facing first-degree murder and robbery charges after killing his neighbor, allegedly. the police found frederick with trauma to her body inside of her home on 70 1st avenue in landover hills friday night. they say robbery was the motive. trying to piece together the events leading to the death of two men in severn. a confrontation led to a shooting inside of a home on sandy farm. they found one man dead inside of a different home nearby. a second man tried to drive away, but died of his injuries. "the baltimore sun" reports that the police held one person for questioning. investigators working to identify to people who were killed when their car plunged into the potomac river, heading north on ohio drive last night when for whatever reason it left the road. two people in the vehicle were trapped, a third escape and swim ashore. what followed was a rescue operation that soon became one of recovery. w

>> to be expected, cheryl. we had a violent rally.world was not coming to an and even though the referendum went against the anticipation. we are taking some of that back right now. the rally of last week brought equities to at or below levels that you mentioned. we are facing the same issues. you wage in. we have uneven economic news locally. in that context, it has not been growing fast enough to warrant high earnings growth. we have been stuck in this range. >> are there things that all we need to be concerned about? >>m what we do now. i still think that it is a negative. it were covered to quickly. anytime you any time you get into any sort of a panic, you start buying stocks. the s&p was yielding more than the bond market. how will that work out over 10 years? their real risk. we get into a cycle of deflation. that is the underlying risk. why commodities are going back down today. treasuries do well. if you get into a cycle where you cannot stop the prices from declining, every investment that has leverage behind it, requires gr

live in edmonston, cheryl conner, abc7 news.michelle: we are following breaking news from fairfax county, virginia. if you are traveling on route 50 there are going to be some major delays. because of a bank robbery there. eastbound arlington boulevard is shut down from the ramp to route 7. westbound arlington boulevard is shut down at patrick henry drive. right now that is all the information we have at this time. we are working to get more details. we'll get an update on the commute from jamie sullivan in a few minutes. d.c. police are investigating a deadly shooting involving a metro transit officer. police say the officer responded to a call at around 11:00 street in northeast washington. that is where people had been setting off fireworks. the officer was confronted by an armed man and that led to the shooting. >> it makes me concerned about my own child's safety. he is back and forth. so i worry about that. and then for it to be happening on the 4th of july. you don't know the difference between gunshots or the fireworks.

cheryl: construction sites are a problem.at are close to the buildings the crews mix cement. they need water. wssc estimates a day supply of water for the 1.8 million customers is stolen in one year. firefighters say criminals can throw off their hookup needed in an emergency. >> they may damage and trip that and make the hydrant unusable. >> if you don't see a meeter with a hose attached you are asked to give wssc a call. in laurel, cheryl michelle: around the world now. theresa may is britain's new prime minister and first lord of the treasury. keep elizabeth ii i have been vited may to form a new government after david cameron resigned. cameron stepped down after the plea for the u.k. to remain part of the european union was rejected. leon: back here state side, a it bahal amongst football's royalty -- battle amongst football's royalty. the appeals court rejected brady'snate flate appeal. the players association with brady asked for a new hearing on the four-game suspension handed down by commissioner goodell. the nfl susp

cheryl casone has. cheryl casone has the details on that another headlines.transfer a string of suicide on his paper that they strike an outside an islamic holy site in edina killed at least or security personnel injuring five more. two bombings including one near the united states can't act were also carried out. no group has claimed responsibility for those attacks. the chaos in british politics continues with one of the strongest proponents of the u.k. decision to leave the e.u. independence party leader nigel farage and announcing his stepping down from his post. >> my aim in politics is to get britain out of the european union. that is what we voted for the referendum two weeks ago and that is why i now feel that i am a big. i couldn't possibly achieve more did we manage to get in that referendum. i feel it is right that i should now stand aside as leader of the u.k. >> about to wallop is that i just talked to leave the british accent. it will continue to closely keep an eye on exit negotiations. speaking of accent, former nba mvp pick pack and is back,

cheryl: in southeast d.c., cheryl conner, abc7 news.lison: well, still to come here on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- boosting the population. why what feels like good news about chesapeake bay crabs, well, it's a mixed bag. leon: okay. later -- president obama: this is not the time to play politics. leon: president obama pushing congress to d before the lawmakers take the break until september. >> metro promises to do a better job reporting crimes. the results leon: covering metro tonight and their promise to publish crimes effectively. but we find they are not keeping their word. drivers ar accountability. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis is live at the glenmont station with more. kevin: in may, metro drew sharp criticism for failing to tell riders about a mid-morning rape on the red line. in response, g.m. paul wiedefeld told metro transit police to start notifying riders and the public about all violent crimes. and so now five or six weeks later, we do a progress report and find poor results. >> fortunately, we have a media that is ag

i'm cheryl jennings. we are talking about an extremely difficult subject today, so i have to warn you, some of the stories you'll be hearing will be extremely disturbing. we're talking about rape in the military. we've heard the horrifying statistics about women being raped, but this next fact is equally horrifying. you may not know that more men are raped in the military than women. i want to show you a clip of one veteran who had the courage to tell his story. >> i was knocked unconscious from behind. and when i came to, uh... i was being held down by two individuals. and someone was pulling my pants down, and i was raped, sodomized. >> and that brave man in the video is here with us in the studio today with his partner and his wife, michael matthews and geri lynn matthews. it is so good to see you in person. thank you so much for being here. >> nice to see you, cheryl. >> all the way from albuquerque, new mexico? >> yes. >> we met each other first by satellite about three years ago as i recall. >> yes,

our cheryl casone has the very latest, cheryl. cheryl: yeah, ashley, the reports started about an hour ago coming owl of munich, germany, reports of multiple victims, multiple-shooting incident. the olympia shopping center in downtown munich. all we are getting is that the shooting began at a mcdonalds inside of the mall just after 6:00 p.m. local time in germany. police have confirmed three dead. so police confirming three dead. reports as many 15 dead. sky newses our partners in london, ashley, are saying that there's report of second shooting. they've got eyewitnesses saying that there's a second shoot target marion plat stations, you have two different locations in munich. the train stags and shopping mall as well. it's a large mall in munich. it has two levels, 135 stores. the police were talking to news agency in germany saying they do expect multiple dead out of this incident. the response was quick. you've got counterterrorism officials from munich already on the ground. german police as well but they are hunting for a sus

cheryl dorsey, live for us in los angeles. cheryl, thank you for your time. >> we'll have more on that story in a moment here. but coming up, we're going to turn to some other news we're following. funerals have begun in turkey for people, hundreds killed in a failed coup attempt there. >> how ankara is cracking down on the alleged protesters. as "cnn newsroom" continues. ♪ is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. the still feels better after 10 shaves than a disposable on it's first mach 3 blades have twice the coatings. for a closer shave with zero redness shave after shave after shave gillette. the best a man can get. >>> and welcome back. turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan is urging his supporters to keep up their rallies after friday's failed coup in that country. he says pro-government protesters who took over the streets foiled the takeover. at least 290 people were killed, though, when anti-government forces tried to seize po

our cheryl casone has the very latest, cheryl.d about an hour ago coming owl of munich, germany, reports of multiple victims, multiple-shooting incident. the olympia shopping center in downtown munich. all we are getting is that the shooting began at a mcdonalds

cheryl: i will not. alison: thank you. we have new information tonight.his is after the bank robbery that shut down route 50 right at the height of rush hour last night. today they released the pictures. this is in int.d. bank in falls church. a man walked in the bank around 3:30 yesterday afternoon claiming to ha bomb. he escaped with some money and he left a backpack outside the door. police shut down the road. they searched the bag out of an abundance of caution. fortunately nothing was found. if you recognize this guy you are asked to call police. jonathan: breaking news out of alexandria. that is where a local land mark is on fire. the steakhouse on mount vernon we are told. avenue and del rey caught fire after 4:00 this afternoon. the restaurant had just reopened today. it had closed for a few months after the owner had died. crews from arlington county are hemming fight the fire. we will let -- relling -- helping fight the fire. we'll let you know more when we have it. the justice department has taken over the investigation into a deadly police sho

cheryl casone with the stories and other headlines, cheryl.outside the united states. officials not providing any details as to how it's been transmitted. seven new zika cases reported in florida just yesterday all acquired of people traveling outside. miami-dade has the largest number of zika cases this year. mcdonald to sponsor pock -- "pokemon go", reported the games developers have hit the breaks that overwhelming demand would crash servers. still, tech crunch. krispy kreme teaming up to create a new doughnut-flavored soda. there it is. unfortunately for those of us who love doughnuts it's only available if north carolina, south carolina and parts of georgia. maria, i always say, never underestimate the power of the doughnut. maria: yeah, because soda doesn't have enough sugar. [laughter] cheryl: you bet. maria: up next unforgettable convention, the most memorable moments from convention history from ronald reagan to clint eastwood. chris christie going after hillary clinton in his speech. >> answer me now is she guilty or not guilty. mari

cheryl casone has that story another headlines this morning. cheryl: hey, sandra., texas. the two men will speak at an interfaith war service in dallas to consult the city and the families of the big guns. president obama spent much of yesterday in private preparing his remarks for what will be understandably very somber occasion. the bushes live in dallas. this is home to georgia laura bush. meanwhile, investigators believe the attacker legally purchased the weapons used in the shooting combine or maybe at a gun show and now s. parents speaking out after the tragic shooting. >> i don't know what to say to anybody to make anything better. i didn't see it coming. i love my son with all my heart. i hate what he did. sandra: the investigation continues in dallas. a head-on collision involving two passenger trains killing at least 10 people in italy. authorities said dozens of others were injured in this accident. the trains ran a singletrack line the time of the crash. well, president obama suggesting congress had a government run insurance option to be affordable car

cheryl conner, abc7 news. erin: now as cheryl tells us there are excellent players to keep ania on this week. as for -- keep an eye on this week. coming up at 5:00, we hear from former world number one tracy austin with the tennis channel who has a preview of the citi open. michelle: let's check now on the traffic this afternoon on monday. let's check in. how are the roads with all the rain? >> well, with the rain, i decided to wear my waterproof hair. so no problem for me. but if you are on the roads there are delays this afternoon. anyplace you can think about taking a car we are seeing a lot of slowdowns. a live picture here from the beltway. this is 495 in georgetown pike. it's slow in and on the outer loop making your way from maryland and virginia. we have wires georgetown pike. that is between the beltway and spring hill road. if you are traveling there mindful of that. authorities should hopefully get it out of the way quickly. we have an issue for folks on river road westbound before the beltway near

i'm cheryl jennings. we're always so inspired when we find california connections changing the world. we met a number of them over the past few months and want to bring you their stories. they're people who are working to make a difference, whether it's the arts, architecture, or agriculture. we had the rare opportunity to meet the new young minister of agriculture in afghanistan. he graduated from cal state, east bay in hayward. minister assadullah zamir visited uc davis as part of a nationwide tour to learn about the best practices to take home to his country. it is a huge honor to welcome minister assadullah zamir. he is the minister of agriculture, irrigation & livestock, or mail for short. and you're in charge of everything there. >> well, agriculture is life. it's the backbone of our economy. it's a huge responsibility for me. >> it is a h-- and you're the youngest member of president ghani's cabinet. >> that's right. >> so no pressure at all. >> well, that added responsibility because 75% of our po

=boxes= nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is live in pleasanton with the story. cheryl. happy ending.s excitement building in rio. one week from the start of the olympics... the athletes are there preparing.. and our team has made their way there as well amid lingering concerns about what's in the water. here's n-b-c's miguel almaguer. =pkg= 07-11 outcue: back to you trt:1:03 =janelle/vo= fireworks lit up the sky over rio's stadium last night as fireworks lit up the sky over rio's stadium last night as rehearsals got underway for the olympic opening ceremony. it was a trial run for the ceremony that will take place, next friday, on august fifth. =janelle/fs= members of team u-s-a are starting to arrive in rio. gymnast "simone biles" tweeted out this photo of her & teammate laurie hernandez in the olympic village. the caption: "the dream is real, nights in rio. =peggy/fs= six days to go. we're now just a week away from the opening ceremony of the rio olympics. our jessica aguirre is on her way down there right now. she'll be bringing us live coverage from opening ceremony and the rest

i'm cheryl jennings. joining us right now is somebody who has dyslexia, the lieutenant governor of california, gavin newsom. >> thanks for having me. it's fun. >> thank you for being so open about this. >> yeah, no, it's interesting. the response has been interesting. i've always been pretty honest about the fact i have dyslexia, but no one really paid much attention to it until i became mayor. and actually, one of the first things i did as mayor, the first public events, was visiting kids with dyslexia in the school, and everyone was shocked to know that i had this learning disability, which if i look back, was probably the best thing that's ever happened to me. >> except a lot of kids would hear that and go, "for me, it's the worst thing. >> it was, and it was terrible growing up. >> well, take me back. >> i think, for me, i think it was two things. one, it was very difficult for me, in terms of my own academic experience. school was a terrible and terrorizing experience. i'll just be candid with you. s

cheryl wall is a leading hurston scholar. do meant to anybody who knows more about hurston and her contemporaries than cheryl wall who is also a very significant and important critic and leader in our field. she is the author of wow worrying the line: black women writers, lineage and literary tradition, and women in the harlem rein substance, and a beloved professor at rutgers university, department of english. our final speaker is rich blint. many of you may know rich. he has quite the profile as a curator, an important cultural figure in our art scene, a writer, scholar, and if cheryl is the leading scholar of hurston, rich is one of the leading scholars of james baldwin. he is the coeditor of a special issue of african-american review came out in within 2013 but you can still get it, as well as a contributing editor of the james bald win review. so -- baldwin so please join me in welcoming these panelists. there's never enough time to talk about hurston. thought i would open with a leading question that would allow our pan

cheryl conner tells us the message behind bot >> mr. trump, how did it go?ryl: leaving a meeting with republican leaders in washington, donald trump gives a thumbs up to the cameras. >> we are united to defeat hillary clinton. we are united to elect donald trump. cheryl: reporters were not allowed in but more than 200 members of congress had a chance to ask questions and talk about the issues. >> this is an opportunity for donald trump to introduce himself to many of the members. i think together we will come out of this united. >> protesters gathered outside of trump international hotel set to open in september. >> they have written a letter to the c.e.o. wanting the largest retailer to back off the commitment to the republican national convention. >> donald trump is a different candidate. he has offe cheryl: a spokesman says wal-mart has given $15,000 to the r.n.c. and the democratic national convention. >> we are coming together to call out wal-mart. >> police officer stopped and made sure the crowd was under control. they stayed on the sidewalk. they did

michelle: cheryl conner is live at the rock creek tennis center. alison: some kids paired up professionals today. what a thrill for them. cheryl: would you love to be a reporter? >> i would love to be a reporter. cheryl: she is already f fence here from three years ago? >> yes. cheryl: you are a senior in high school. >> the washington tennis education foundation brought students here for the professional development day. chris green is paired up with the citi open tournament director and this is a behind the scenes for what it takes to get the players in front of a live audience. >> get new skills. business manager. like my partner. >> it's professional development day so the students with the washington tennis education foundation followed the pros off the court. wtef is the non-profit benefiting from the tournament. >> get a sense of what you want to do early on it's a competitive world. they put in advantage with network and knowledge. >> they e checking out the rock creek tennis center before it opens to the >> you don't know what they have ea

kathryn bodine, ethron reed, barbara parker, cheryl robinson, daryl brooks,iates, a iatbrook yates, and they will tell their stories. before we yield, i want to yield to our distinguished whip, mr. hoyer, of maryland. >> thank you all for being here. thank you for being here! two weeks ago, democrats held the floor to demand real action. to keep americans safe from gun violence. the american people want a vote. john lewis will speak to us at the end. he marched to get the vote. he speaks now, he sat and stands

nbc bay area cheryl herd has more.at is the police response tonight and when do you think 880 will reopen? >> reporter: not sure about that. but there is a party atmosphere going on, on 880, they're dancing, singing, playing drums. it appears they will be there for a while. but here at opd headquarters there is a heavy police presence. police in riot gear protecting police headquarters. now although there is a heavy police presence here the protests leading up to the freeway shutdown, very peaceful. it was the ultimate show of defiance on interstate 880 against the recent killings of two african-american men by police. protesters making a point by stopping traffic on the busy highway. earlier tonight, the protest was centered at frank ogawa plaza. >> i live in a society where i'm expected to act a certain way, if not i could be shot dead. >> reporter: the killing of two african-american men, one in baton rouge, louisiana, the other a thousand miles away in falcon heights, minnesota. >> if i had a son today i would have

cheryl: if you own a hoverboard, stop using it immediately. this board has flagway written on the side. this is one of ten companies involved in the recall. today the chairman of the consumer products of nearly 100 hoverboards overheating or catching on fire. the scientists studied the burned batteries at the research lab. >> the product did not have sufficient interim controls to deal with the overheat -- internal controls to deal with the overheating. that is evidence of the products exploding in charging and usage. cheryl: we learn this addresses the boards sold between june 2015 and may of this year. the c.p.s.c. says consumers should contact the maker of their hoverboard. each company has different steps to take. for example, this board swagway will offer repair or credit to buy a new one with the proper certification. if you want more information about the recall you can find it on wjla.com. back to you. alison: okay, cheryl. meanwhile, i took a trip back here to the weather center to say hi. doug: nice and cool here. if you feel the gla

cheryl hurd joins us. i understand that neighbors banded together to fight this fire. >> reporter: you're right, jessica. no one was hurt, but lucky people were around to help pull out the wall of flame. >> the whole entire backside over here was on fire. >> reporter: a frightening sight when she ran down to her parent's home. all she saw was the field on fire. >> so when we came, all we saw was the fire and smoke. and we did what we could. >> reporter: her neighbors did the rest, fighting the fire with garden hoses before crews arrived. >> when we ran over here, it was three houses on fire. >> it was move thing way, then they finally came down and if they didn't come down within a matter of, i'm telling you, within two minutes, this could have all caught on fire right here. >> reporter: instead, two rooms caught fire. the flames were put out quickly and a strong reminder that illegal fireworks can cause a lot of damage. >> today is a low fire danger  day, the humidity is up, not quite as warm. but a sma

melissa: wow, cheryl, thank you for that. david: joining us chris harmer for the institute of the study of war. chris, too early to tell who is responsible. we just got word by the way there was a witness in the mcdonald's who heard the suspect shouting "allahu akbar!" despite the fact now we think they may have been germans upset by foreigners so who knows. however the m-o, the modus operandi of this particular attack seems to be soft target, economic target, isn't that something isis has called for? >> isis has called for that. i want to refer to your viewers, little odd the reaction to the west is so muted. one hand that is good. we don't want terrorists to dictate how we live our lives. we don't want to become desensitized to the threat that we allow them free rein. shooters struck simultaneously in different points. that indicates fairly significant amount of tax call expertise. germany since 9/11 has really escaped any sort of islamic or fundamentalist terrorism. if you look at history of terrorism between world war i a

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cheryl hurd is in antioch this evening where the story begins. cheryl? >> reporter: raj, the story begins here. this is where the service dog and dog sitter got on a boat headed to a remote campground near the area. while on the trip, the chow retriever mix disappeared while on the trip. >> such a special dog. >> reporter: nicolette tried hard to hold back emotions while explaining life with her service dog leo. >> he's my best friend. he's the love of my life. >> reporter: now she's being forced to think of life without him. the combat service dog disappeared sunday. he was being cared for by nickette's friend chris peterson and his family who were camping near the lower sherman island slough in the san joaquin island. >> we got out to the island around noon on sunday and everyone was socializing and swimming in the river and fishing. >> reporter: peterson even snapped this picture of leo lying in the sun and around 4:00 p.m., leo was nowhere to be found. >> we just started looking. we looked all up and down that island. >> reporter: the search went on

cheryl: good morning, sandra. charges in connection with the wildfire over the weekend. more than 330 acres have been burned. they completely but at a camp fire, forcing 2000 people to evacuate. three homes, three buildings also destroyed. firefighters in california are working on a brushfire north of los angeles. the fire is now 20% contained. it is no longer a threat to residences. 2000 people evacuated from their homes were allowed to return just laugh night. aerosmith guitarist joe perry now in stable condition after collapsing during a concert in new york's brooklyn last night. the back of his plane with the hollywood vampires in coney island. his bandmates johnny depp and alice cooper finished the show, but at the end told the crowd that parry was sick. the u.s. the salad itself for a reported $4 billion at the mixed martial arts late confirming the deal mullets ago but not disclosing the price tag did wma ing buying the sleek with backers of the deal including private equity firms kkr and the investment fir

i am cheryl fiandaca, 7 news. >>> all right. cheryl, thank you. 7 news checking the hot temperatures. heat is holding. could get temperatures into the 90s, danielle, relief tomorrow? yesterday. dew points 50s. pleasant. winds calm out of the southwest. high clouds filtering in. pleasant hot day. temperatures topping out again in the 90s. still above average. that is going to change as we head into tomorrow. i mentioned mostly sunshine out there for today. i want to zoom out. then these two systems are going to come together. don't have to worry about it today, in the mid 90s. temperatures dropping down into the 70s. unanswered questions for a city employees off the job as this investigation continues. >> mayor is taking steps to make sure something like this never cooper has more. >> they are investigating the tragic death of will will willis kaiser. >> reporter: his family gathered at a nearby beach using candles to spell out his name. he was attending a city wide program inside the bathhouse. he was reported missing 2:45 tuesd

cheryl hurd is there live where folks are being urged to stay out of the water. cheryl?> it's hard to stay out of the water. the folks i've been talking to say the algae bloom like you see here, is a way of life. if you come in contact with it, it can make you sick. >> i think it's terrible. it smells bad, it looks awful. >> you can see it in the still waters when the sun sets. recent tests prove it's blue/green algae and it can be dangerous. >> it concerns me, i have 500 members that like to know that, we all have dogs, we all go swimming. we all take our boats out every weekend. >> according to the central county waterboard, swimming in algae infested waters in parts of discovery bay should be off limits rise now, because recent tests prove the algae in that area has the potential to produce harmful and sometimes deadly toxins. >> these toxins can produce both gastrointestinal problems, skin problems and neurological problems. and that's some of the concerns of why we don't want folks to go in the water right now. >> no one in discovery bay has reported becoming ill. >

her lawyer david kendall was present and cheryl mills is a long- time advisor was present and we saw her at hillary clinton's residence after the meeting. cheryl mills was questioned by the fbi not too long ago about her knowledge of the e-mail server and we know from the new york times that eight members of the fbi and justice department questioning hillary clinton. >> jennifer you have a great vantage point. what do you make of the timing? >> look at the timing of the meeting on a holiday weekend. that is by design and not it by chance. if you are the hillary clinton campaign, you would want it to happen in a new's cycle when the rest of america is focusing on other things in the 4th of july weekend. that is not a coincidence. the timing is good for it the campaign if they wrap things up before the convention. it is notable. it is not clear if it was arranged after bill clinton's impromtu meeting with loretta lynch. the first statement we with received was from spokesman nick merrill after she was back at her house. he said secretary clinton gave a voluntary interview about her e-m

cheryl casone with the headlines and more. good morning, cheryl.eryl: good morning, maria, with concerns about vie -- violence with 23 arrests, thousands of police officers were deployed to keep everyone safe in cleveland. looks like they have succeeded. well, in business headlines this morning, stock to watch general motors the company might have to deploy millions of vehicles because of tekata air bags. additional cost of $550 million. in may gm recalled almost 2 million vehicles because of the air bag problem and expanded the recall to another 600,000 in the month of june. and finally this, despite the government's healthy food initialsivity, the federal government apparently has been heavily subsidizing the fast food industry, the new york reports from 1995 to 2010 the government spent $107 billion in agriculture aub -- subsidies that make chunk food cheaper. only a small fraction of federal subsidies support fresh produce production. by the way, maria, congress renew it is farm bill every five years, they may want to take a closer look at this

cheryl casone with the headlines. cheryl: good morning.sts after a crackdown after the july 15th attempted coup. president also detaining to turkish general serving in afghanistan and a former istanbul governor. written 13,000 people in the military judiciary and other institutions have been arrested so far. president erdogan claiming the turkish people want to reinstate the death penalty. well, for the first time come a solar powered plane has completed a flight around the world. the solar impulse to touch down in abu dhabi today, but it was a bumpy ride. the final leg of the flight had to do with turbulence from hot desert air. the plane with a wingspan wider than a boeing 747. 17,000 solar cells on the wings. it began march of last year in abu dhabi and that's where it ended finally today. a big week for earnings. the biggest well-known companies releasing their results. investors look over results from six dow components before the battle. three m., caterpillar, dupont community technology center rising. both beating estimates for earn

i'm cheryl conner. coming up, more on what we learned about the new program. alison: plus, taking a gamble. what is at stake in tonight's mega millions lottery? jonathan: then a little later -- >> well, the party is over. we have got to get this under control. concerns about spending as metro works to get back on track in the midst of a jonathan: the show on the national mall, but many people postponed the fireworks shows bought of -- because of the weather. you can places and the times. alison: null 1st meant -- july 1st meant a new policy for kids swimming at nedrick pools. or did it? cheryl conner went to the city to sort through confusion. >> kids are splashing. welcome to one of the hottest days so far this year in frederick. >> she is not crying. >> nathan is getting his 6-month-old daughter warmed up to the pool. >> and this moment. paul lifted out of the water with the help of a motorized chair. part of a special needs camp. >> so much better than being at the playground. we can't keep them outside as long. >> putting your toes in the water should be c

cheryl: is sign is in a prominent place.r the health department, the agency responsible to put up the billboard says it is scheduled to come down on tuesday and says health officials never meant to cause any pain. >> addiction is a disease. that is what our society needs to know. >> this could have been avoided had they contacted a vo kates. >> miller doesn't think the message was intentional but says it a step back for drug prevention. in frederick county, cheryl conner, abc7 news. alison: that will do it for us at 5:00 tonight. but coming up next at 6:00 -- it could have been worse. what we are learning about the plot from the dallas gunman as the protests resume across the nation. plus, safetrack set to enter a new phase. what you need to know about getting around on metro this week. grisly crash in the potomac river over the weekend. police have now identified one of the victims. the investigation happening now is coming up next. announcer: now "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. maureen: first at 6:00, he shot five polic

it is notable to see cheryl mills in the mix.he was here the day that elizabeth warren had her first meeting here in the residence behind us. so a lot going on this week. this is not what the campaign wanted to be talking about. they wanted to be focusing on elizabeth warren coming out for clinton. they also wanted to be focusing on donald trump and they had pulled out many, many -- put out many e-mails at the end of this week talking about donald trump's products, ties and shirts made overseas. they wanted to talk about trade. but unfortunately today all the news is about this meeting with the fbi. >> you can imagine that's going to be the news for the next couple of days at least until hillary clinton goes and campaigns with president obama on tuesday. jennifer griffin live outside mrs. clinton's house. back to jen as news warrants. >> to break this all down, the breaking news of the day as well as the fallout after attorney general loretto lynch had an impromptu meeting, angela, a fox news contributor, and mark levine, radio s