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>> gio benitez leading us off tonight. thank you, gio. >>> and as they now call for the justice department to get involved there in minnesota, in baton rouge tonight, the feds are already on the scene, as outrage grows there, as well. a father of five tackled by officers and then moments later, they fire multiple shots. tonight, abc's byron pitts is there with the video and the moment it appears an officer reaches into the man's pocket after the shooting. >> reporter: today on the streets of baton rouge, a mix of seething anger and steadfast solidarity. as investigators examine every frame of this fatal encounter, they're looking at footage from other cameras. and there, you can see it. two security cameras outside the store. the store owner tells us, it would have captured the entire incident, from the moment the police arrived, to the moment alton sterling died. abdullah says police confiscated his store tape, telling us, he watched police tase, then tackle his friend, alton sterling, and that's when he pulled his phone

and gio, what do we know about the police officer at the center of the case? >> reporter: well, david, that officer has not yet been identified, but we know that he's on paid leave at home and investigators did speak with him this afternoon. david? >> gio benitez, thank you. >>> and as they now call for the justice department to get involved there in minnesota, in baton rouge tonight, the feds are already on the scene, as outrage grows there, as well. a father of five tackled by officers and then moments later, they fire multiple shots. tonight, abc's byron pitts is there with the video, the moment it appears an officer reaches into the man's pocket. >> reporter: today on the streets of baton rouge, a mix of seething anger and steadfast solidarity. as investigators examine every frame of this fatal encounter, they're looking at footage from other cameras. you can see the two surt scam ares from outside the store. it would have captured the incident from the moment the police arrived, to the moment alton sterling died. so, your camera shows the front of the sto

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>> gio benitez with us tonight. thanks, gio. >>> next, to a deadly plane crash, right into an american neighborhood. a home engulfed in planes. the pilot was killed. abc's alex perez is on the scene, outside chicago. >> anybody in that house? >> i don't know. >> reporter: complete chaos in this suburban chicago neighborhood. >> no one inside? >> oh, my god. >> reporter: a small plane crashing right in the middle of the street in plainfield, illinois, igniting a fireball that neighbors say could be seen for blocks. the impact causing an explosion, engulfing the side of this home in flames. andrew maksimik was fishing nearby, and recorded this said owe. >> i felt the heat over there. i heard the plane flying very low, and that's when i looked up and seen it coming down very phat. >> reporter: patti daniel was inside the home in the living room, dozing off, when suddenly it seemed the whole house was about to come down. >> it got really loud, and next thing i knew, the whole side of the dining room just blew open. >> r

>> gio benitez leading us off tonight. gio, thank you. >>> and this evening, there are also new images now emerging of the horror in dallas. what appears to be the gunman on the sidewalk, taking aim. we'll show you in a moment, and it comes after pictures like these already. police running in to help the protesters once the gunfire began. five officers were killed. we are also learning more about the gunman, his final words to the negotiators and what he wrote in his own blood. president obama arrives in dallas tomorrow with the first lady and former president george w. bush. abc's matt gutman in dallas tonight with those haunting images now coming to light. >> reporter: tonight, a harrowing moment coming to light. you can see the gunman approaching one of the victims. you can hear the gunshots. we're not showing you those last deadly shots. as we learn about the bombing micah johnson may have been planning from his middle class home. >> one of the bomb techs called me at home to describe his concern of how large a stockpi

gio benitez, abc news, rockville, maryland. >> all right, good advise, gio, thank you. >>> when we comeback here tonight, the major headline this evening involving basketball great michael jordan. >>> there is also news coming in tonight involving football star peyton manning. the results are now in after that investigation. >>> and prince harry, right here tonight, revealing one of his biggest regrets. something he's carried with him for years about his mother, princess diana. ience with usaa is awesome. homeowners insurance life insurance automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member because of my service in the military to pass that on to my kids something that makes me happy my name is roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. the search for relief often leads here.s, introducing drug-free aleve direct therapy. a high intensity tens device that uses technology once only in doctors' offic

>> gio benitez with us tonight.hanks, gio. >>> we turn overseas tonight, and isis is now taking responsibility for a bloody attack in germany. officials in bavaria say a 17-year-old asylum seeker from afghanistan struck train passengers with an axe and a knife, injuring five people, before he was shot dead by police last night. and today, a video now surfacing, allegedly showing the attacker threatening further isis attacks. >>> and next, to extraordinary sanctions against russia tonight. will american athletes headed to rio no longer face their russian counterparts? a scathing report on doping, and now, a push to keep the russians from rio completely. here's abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz. >> reporter: tonight, the american team headed to the olympics in rio might not face the team once considered its stiffest competition -- the russians. its track and field team already banned for doping. now, potentially the entire team, after a blistering report from the world doping agency found russia

>> gio benitez with us tonight. gio, thanks. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee, who is tracking the system on the move tonight. ginger? >> reporter: david, the heat advisories go from north carolina to new york city. and you can see the excessive heat warnings for philadelphia, eastern northern delaware. well, that's because we're not going to cool down overnight. so, cumulative heat day after day, morning after morning, that's what we're dealing with. feels like 81 when you wake up in virginia tomorrow morning. and the afternoon comes and it feels like it's above 100 in a lot of spots. we'll finally break the heat, david, as we go through the weekend. >> all right, relief on the way. ginger, thank you. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this evening. road rage nation. millions of americans now admitting they drive while angry. we have seen drivers cutting each other off on the highway. running over motorcycles. what's behind the soaring numbers? the new study out. >>> also, there are

only one of two runs gio allowed. in the third, nats clinging to a one-run lead.en on the corners for wilson ramos. and the buffalo showing off why he is an all-star. bounces off the wall. jayson werth, come on in to score. bryce harper was a little hesitant. and that relay throw comes and bryce gets caught in a pickle, tagged out. ramos advances to second with a 48th rbi for him. nats up 3-1. bottom nine now, last chance for the mets, down a run. with a man on, jonathan papelbon. he gets alejandro de aza swinging. nationals win it 3-2. they're now off until friday. >> i'm very pleased with the first half that we had. and, you know, we know we can get even better. so i just urge the guys to go relax, but, you know, no off-the-field injuries while you're on this break, and come back ready to go to the finish line. >> the orioles' fans, some of them are having trouble sitting still. o's hosting the angels. bottom four, o's down a run. man on for christmas davis. have you heard his nickname? it's crush. taking it deep to the seats in left. two-run shot. 22nd of the s

gio benitez is in minnesota. >> reporter: tonight, we're learning the identities of those two officers who stopped philando castile in that deadly traffic stop. officers joseph kauser and jeronimo yanez, who pulled the trigger. featured in this police department annual report. castile's girlfriend diamond reynolds streaming the aftermath live on facebook. >> we're waiting for backup. >> keep your hands inside! >> i will, sir, no worries. >> reporter: now tonight, she reveals she stayed calm in the car. your 4-year-old little daughter was right there in the back seat. she saw it all. >> it's okay, i'm right here with you. >> she was trying to keep me calm and she constantly kept reminding me that if i didn't listen, he would kill me. >> reporter: in the midst of her own grief, diamond is calling for everyone to unite after dallas. >> it hurts me what's going on in dallas. because nobody should have to be taken away from their family. >> reporter: as for her boyfriend's case, the state of minnesota has taken over the investigation. police dash cam videos will likely be very critical here

>> gio, thanks. >>> in baton rouge, the first of three officers shot has been laid to rest. me had three tours in iraq. thousands in iraq honored officer jer rald. they hope it will foster peace in fact the country he lived, loved and died for. >>> there is for ahead this friday. the passing on of a nfl head coach. >>> and the new zika headline tonight. two patients who may have contracted it right here in this country. and another headline, another baby is born in an american city with a zika-related birth defect. >>> consumer warning. how thieves are atracking victims in a new way and swiping their cell phones. >>> and prince charming turns 3. there is a warning because of this picture. not everyone is happy. can you spot the reason why? tweet us your thoughts. we'll be right back. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but what i won't accept is getting out there with less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin, i will. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke

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abc's gio benitez leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, a tense and dramatic scene. >> we have him cornered on the second floor. he has a gun with a hostage. >> reporter: a tense and dramatic scene at a michigan courthouse, the building on lockdown after an inmate somehow opens fire inside. >> if you know anyone in the area or building, just make sure they stay put and are safe. >> reporter: our station wbnd reporting the suspect took a gun off a deputy and began firing. >> shots fired, one down, one down. >> reporter: authorities could finally take down the gunman. >> shooter is down. shooter is down. we're doing cpr on the shooter and on the officer down. >> i stand here with a heavy heart today with what occurred at the courthouse. >> reporter: michigan's governor tweeting, "horrible news out of berrien county just now. i am monitoring the situation closely and my heart breaks for everyone affected." and david, we are now learning the inmate was being sent to jail when he grabbed that gun. meanwhile, the wounded are still recovering tonight. david? >> gio benitez tonight, thank you. >>>

abc's gio benitez is in minneapolis with more this morning. gio, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning to you. demonstrators are camping out here at the minnesota's governor's mansion. they like millions of others want their voices heard. >> all: black lives matter. >> reporter: overnight massive protests across the nation from atlanta. to phoenix where protesters were met with pepper spray. to baton rouge. >> are y'all going to shoot me. >> reporter: to minnesota where the reverend jesse jackson made an appearance. >> as for this execution here a few days ago our brother will live long as we remember him. >> reporter: you're still here protesting. why? >> we're serious. we need a change before even more things start to happen. worse things. >> reporter: they are protesting the shooting deaths of alton sterling and philando castile, two high-profile police shootings igniting a nationwide firestorm. one showing a close-up killing in front of a louisiana convenience store. the other broadcast live on facebook from minnesota. >> you

but tonight, there are new concerns over the distraction it's now causing, and here's abc's gio benitezeporter: tonight, authorities are sounding the alarm on the sum summer craze "pokemon go." at issue, crooks are snatching phones right out of gamers' hands as they're distracted playing the game. police say the car in this surveillance video has two gunmen inside, following gamers. >> they were robbed at gunpoint. had their cell phones stolen. >> reporter: and it's not just robberies. it's injuries, too. this girl was hit by a car while crossing a busy highway after playing the game. and serious car crashes. incredibly, the driver wasn't badly hurt, but told police he was playing "pokemon go." the nypd tweeting out this warning, "don't catch them all and drive." debuting just last week, "pokemon go" now has more than 21 million daily users, pulling in $2 million a day. and nintendo, a part owner, saw a sudden and steep rise in its stock, all to catch these little guys. someone even caught in the act on live tv. >> got a pokemon? she's looking for pokemon right now. >> reporter: interru

>> gio, thank you. >>> up next on the west coast the passing of a pioneering coach. >>> and two patients who might have contracted zika in this country. >>> another baby is born in america with the zika rife related birth defect. >>> how thieves are distracting their victims and swiping their cell phone. >>> the prince turns 3. not everyone is celebrating. can you spot what's happening in this photo that earned the palace a royal scolding. the warning tonight. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but what i won't accept is getting out there with less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin, i will. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus it had significantly less major bleeding than warfarin... eliquis had both... that really mattered to me. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an arti

abc's gio benitez is on the scene tonight. >> reporter: it was a terrifying ordeal for drivers on onef new york's busiest bridges. just after noon, a construction crane collapsing right in front of oncoming traffic on the tappan zee bridge. >> the crane kind of, like, collapsed literally in front of my eyes. >> reporter: incredibly, no cars were hit. one contractor reporting minor injuries, and at least three others hurt, after a car crash. the drivers trying to avoid the debris. and just take a look at that massive traffic mess behind me. people h hours. this crane has been working on the biggest instfrastructure project in the u.s. right now, a new tappan zee bridge. >> holy -- >> reporter: this disaster on the heels of another crane collapse in new york city. last february, one man was killed. tonight here, officials are still searching for answers. >> if there's a silver lining in this situation, it's that nobody was seriously hurt. >> reporter: and david, it was a windy day out here, but still, officials don't know exactly what brought down that crane. david? >> gio benitez, than

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. >> on top of the junk food, let's have some cake president you have cake and then gio's cake. now. it looks like art, almost like like reality. >> yes, it does. >> so, lauren, how long does it take to make a cake like this. you are showing us some in deptford, new jersey. >> i know, we will get to that answer in just a second but we have to show them off. you just showed a picture. this is incredible, alex, chris, sue i have never seen anything like it before. we have not had a request here in new jersey just yet but you will tell us about it. it will be fun. tell me when you first saw this it came out of california, a lady named rachel were you like what in the world because you have seen it all. >> i have seen it all. i was a little surprised but yet exited to do this cake. >> it would be a challenge but something new. >> it is a new, up and coming cake that we're doing. >> after this segment you will give a call we will promise that. >> how long does it the take verse a traditional cake like the ones here behind us like we do. >> only a few hours, each cake is different, so

>> a lot of people, gio.hat is just inexplicable. >>> to the campaign money trail. here in cleveland some gop's biggest donors are holding back support from donald trump and our chief investigative correspondent brian ross with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, george. good morning to you. new figures out show so far in the general election cycle the trump campaign has not spent a single dollar on television ad time compared to the clinton campaign's $35 million. it's another sign of the uncharacteristic money problems the republicans are facing with trump as their nominee as they step up efforts to woo america's super rich donors. high above the convention floor here every night is what the republicans call club 45. fine wines, whiskey and hot hors d'oeuvres for the big money people being asked to spend millions of dollars to help make donald trump the 45th president. it's a place where reporters are not welcome. >> this is a closed private event. can you please take out the cameras. thank you. >> this

gio bonitez, abc news, new york. >> clearly it was arms day for him. >>> when we come back, the biggestent of last night at the espy awards. >>> and the new record selena gomez just set without trying, she says. "world news now" ♪ when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press 1. ♪ >>> time for "the skinny" starting with the biggest night of the year for sports, or at least when no one is actually playing sports. >> well, it certainly was for lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers who extended their winning streak scooping up several awards including best male athlete, best nba player and best team. >> the night kicked off with four of the nba's biggest names calling for an end to police brutality and retaliation against officers. >> the racial profiling has to stop. the shoot to kill mentality has to stop. but also the retaliation has to stop. the endless gun violence in places like chicago, dallas, not to mention orlando, it has to stop. >> enough. enough is enough. >> president obama also taped an anti-gun message for

gio gonzalez gave up only four hits, but two were home runs by josÉ reyes. the second solo thirds.ttom night, runner on first, jonathan papelbon into close this one out. this is what happened. nats win 3-2. that is how you go into the all-star break. >> i'm very pleased with the first half we had. and we know we can get even better. so, i just, the guys just go relax, but no off the field injuries while you are on this break. and come back ready to go to the finish line. bottomand angels, fourth, 1-0 angels. khris davis hits one high. a two run shot giving baltimore the league. final, 4-2. the tennis. the wimbledon murray and milos raonic. there was only one break of serve. it happened in the first set. raonic makes the error. second set went to a tiebreak. great defense by murray. throws up the love. -- the lob. murray would eventually pass raonic with a forehand to take it two sets to love. first set went to a tiebreak. matchpoint. murray wins his second wimbledon title. a winner 6-4, 7-6, 7-6. the finals euro 2016, portugal and france. scary moment for christiana reynaldo. he w

the nationals have gio gonzalez. that's their secret weapon. he is on the mound on sunday. >> so he is pretty good. >> he's my brother from another mother! [ laughter ] >> with a z or s. >> the boys of summer. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, helping veterans suit up. how this week's jefferson award winner makes sure vets have the clothes they need to get back on their feet. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, need clothes -- from a busi suit to even underwear -- ty know where to go. a free clothes closet starty an energetic volunteer. shan chin introduces us to this >>> when veterans on the peninsula need clothes they know where to go. a free clothes closet started by an energetic volunteer. sharon chin introduces to us this week's jefferson award winner. >> reporter: when veteran gary loftis suffered a mental breakdown, he lost everything. >> that's going to work really well. >> reporter: during his treatment for ptsd, he came to laurel lipsick for clothes as he got back on his feet as an attorney. >> she makes you feel good about yourself every time you see

nationals will try to wake up and that's tomorrow night with gio gonzalez on the bump. to wake them up. you will be there. leon: it will be a tape, and incredible encounter with a massive whale. alison: check this out, a woman was how boarding in california when a massive whale surfaced right next to her. she is a musician, and she was paddleboard at the time. she thinks the soothing music that she was playing may have called out to the whale. regardless, it was an amazing encounter. leon: maybe the whale had enough. alison: the whale was trying to sleep. leon: is that a complement to say that you're playing sounds like a whale? steve: strong storms moving across the area, newly issued flash flood warnings for the district, prince george's county, and some areas have already seen upwards of two inches of rain. severe thunderstorm warning until 11:45, prince george's county until midnight. alison: thank you very much. know you're budgeted for the expected, and the unexpected. know that at least the process of buying a new home can