a fascinating interview, suzanne. a wide-ranging interview covering a lot of different ground, including the details about the messages that the killer was writing in his own blood just before he was killed. micah johnson improvised his way through thursday's night attack with deadly precision. police chief brown says that he quickly found a way to shoot at officers from inside el centro college. the unsuspecting officers on the ground were essentially trapped in the cross-hairs of johnson's firearms. >> they went a funnel, ended up being a fatal funnel and then the suspect continued to shoot from different angles from the high-perched position and then down to street level and then back up to the high-perched position, really almost triangulating our officers with this rapid fire. >> reporter: brown says the killer used a shoot and move tactic, changing locations in rapid succession, perhaps the kind of training that he learned during his time in the army and wrote about in a journal about tactics found in johnson's

reporting live, suzanne kennedy. right now -- suzanne kennedy. are on the hunt for the man who killed worker at the democratic national committee. 27-year-old seth ridge was shot and build in northwest early sunday morning. police believe it was in advancing attack. cannotents say that they believe that anyone would do this to their son. >> we were very, very proud of him. i will forever missing, yes. i have to remember the happy times to get through the tears. jummy: we know that the vigil tonight is set for 7:00 in northwest. , his parentsrning will speak out about their son right here on abc seven on "good morning america." anyone with information is asked to come forward. a note for those of you who live in buoy. autria: a film production company will be in the area, re-creating a plane crash, using black smoke and pyrotechnics that will be visible. don't be alarmed, it's just for a movie. it will last through friday. a nine-year-old girl from ocean city has broken a new fishing let -- fishing record from the state of maryland. catching the b

suzanne kennedy, people are still feeling the pinch by this. suzanne: absolutely. not an ideal day for traveling on southwest airlines. you can see a lot of people still in line this morning at the ticket counter trying check their bags and also get onto a plane. perhaps even get checked into a new flight if they were trying to get out yesterday. take a look over here. we can tell you there are several flights that are canceled. burbank, all of this impacted. and a lot of people are frustrated by what they have to deal with this morning, some people choosing to get out here early so they can make sure they made their flight. i was here at 6:20, -- i bored at: 20, and i do not get here normally this early. i had to get out here an hour early. i did not expect this line, especially going inside. suzanne: southwest says computer systems are gradually coming online, but they urge anyone flying today to get to the airport early. they say they will do their very best to get people accommodated on new flights as they deal with this issue. national airport, suzanne kennedy

our suzanne kennedy shows us the effort. suzanne: severe weather rolled through this area around 10:30 last night, leaving in its wake some significant damage, like this downed tree in northwest washington. >> this item here was through hanging out of the ceiling of the garage. suzanne: bit light of day, this resident was assessing the damage to his milwood lane lightning, heavy rain, and winds. wilson and his wife were sleeping when the giant japanese maple landed on power lines and his car. >> the only unusual thing other than the standard thunderstorm was a big sort of whoosh. i don't think we hard a crash. but it was pretty powerful and unusual, and i said that was kind of odd. suzanne: pepco crews spent the early-morning hours working to restore power to the dozens of home that lost electricity. >> i didn't think there was any major damage or anything done, so this morning just walking around, seeing power crews out, just cleaning up debris, and branches everywhere. success jen: this resident had no idea this oak tree c

suzanne: good afternoon, jummy. people are leaving flowers and notes, signifying that they are with dallas. this is just a heartbreaking day for law enforcement across the country. overnight, a mandate from d.c. police chief. all officers will double up in squad cars for safety, the measure staying in place indefinitely. the chief saying in an early morning press conference that security is being stepped up at all d.c. police facilities. >> our hearts go i cannot imagine what it must be like for them today, but we have got a lot of protest coming here in the next few days, and we have got to come to work and do our job. suzanne: what happened in dallas is a terror attack against law enforcement. >> this is an assassination against individuals who took an oath to protect our communities. suzanne: deandre moore as part of the black lives matter movement. he says responding to violence with violence is not the answer. not all policemen and women are racist. some of them want to protect each other. suzanne: there are 20

suzanne kennedy has more. suzanne: nearly 100 victims of gun violence and gun control capitol steps as house democrats restart their and control protests. they are pushing for the house speaker to allow a vote on to gun control measures. among those speaking of, the mother of alison parker, a roanoke television reporter shot summer.t ms. parker: nothing is going to bring allison back to us, but we will not stop until every one of these nra-funded politicians either step up to the plate and enact change, or we will vote them out of office. house democrats set -- held a sit-in before the independence day break. they want legislation that would keep guns away from suspected terrorists and strengthen negron checks. >> the overwhelming majority of americans want legislation to keep guns out of suspected terrorists and criminals. real action. suzanne: this mother lost her son to gun violence ago. illnesses, die from children die from injuries sustained in accidents, but to have a child died from multiple -- multiple

suzanne? suzanne: we are in the 5000 block here. have been all night, working to restore power to a couple of dozen homes here in this community. all of it because of what happened just to the right here, where a maple tree fell and the primary and secondary lines took down a power pole. the good news is that it fell in the driveway, narrowly missing hitting a house. we want to show how it impacted other areas. this was the scene on 7th street, southwest, where several cars found themselves submerged in water. the motorist and passengers were able to get themselves out of that dangerous situation. spring,rive, silver firefighters helped to get people out after a large tree fell on top of it. no one was injured, but the house is now not safe to live in. lanes closed overnight due to downed trees, westbound lanes has also been impacted where we are right now. several dozen homes without power this morning. they are hoping to have the situation worked out here by 10:00 this morning. reporting liv

i'm suzanne malveaux.resident obama right now is heading back to washington and is going to travel to dallas on tuesday. we have just learned this. he's delivering remarks at an interfaith memorial service for the five officers killed in last week's ambush. we're learning shocking new revelations from the dallas police chief about the final moments in that standoff downtown. a gunman writing the message in his own blood on the walls of his hideout. the chief's transparency comes after a third night of protests erupt against police brutality. at least 250 nationwide arrested. in st. paul, minnesota, protesters launched fireworks, threw rocks and steel bars at police. smoke bombs were deployed and flash bangs and tear gas. >> you can't stop the revolution! >> in chicago and new york, hundreds of protesters blocking traffic. 20 people taken into custody in manhattan. tensions are high in baton rouge, louisiana, following the arrest of 125 people there. more of all of that coming up. first, we are learning gri

suzanne? suzanne: important information from metro >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. autria: some are cain to buy me my tv. [laughter] big day for retail sales. >> good morning, topping america's money. black friday five months early. >> today is amazon prime day. .ower prices for prime members other retailers are getting on board with sales of their own. >> among them, target, best buy, is, walmart offering free shipping with 50% off regular price items. >> taylor swift has another number one. a top spot among the world's highest-paid celebrities. >> one direction was on this list. number two with $110 million. >> denny's, rolling out a new pancake recipe. >> replacing the old pancakes made from a powdered mix and water. the new ones will be made with buttermilk and freshman ella. >> have a great monday. -- fresh vanilla. >> have a monday. >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. autria: major commuter alert. our number four of a major safe track

suzanne?is there extra security? what kind of preparations are they making this evening? >> reporter: well, we have seen a lot of police presence around this area. if we turn our camera around, i can actually show you that there are police officers around here. now, we have seen these police officers 24/7 here. they are, you know, protecting the public during these protests. there have been police officers surrounding these protesters. of course, a lot of them clearing the streets to make sure that it is peaceful and safe for the protesters to exercise their first amendment right. and so we've seen the presence of very calm police officers. we walked through some of the route yesterday while it was very peaceful. and again, it was a clear exchange of just exercising -- people exercising their first amendment right and police officers doing their job, making sure that the streets were safe for those protesters to demonstrate and exercise those rights. suzanne? >> rosa flores thank you so much.

suzanne kennedy is live in northwest d.c. with more on the day ahead. suzanne? suzanne: good morning to you, autria. it is down to the wire for the present of presidential nominees as they try to determine who will be there vice presidential nominees. hillary clinton will be in our area, attending a convention of the league of united latin american citizens here. she will campaign in n a possible vp pick for mrs. clinton. virginia is a battleground state, so tim kaine is being considered for the spot. the pair will be at an event this afternoon at 3:15 at northern virginia community college. also, elizabeth warren, tom perez, and cory booker. donald trump has been trying if you running mates on, spending a significant time working on this this week, specifically in indiana, meeting with governor mike pence. he also met with new jersey governor chris christie, and former house speaker newt gingrich. late last night, it looks as if donald trump will make his announcement tomorrow in new york city. reporting live in northwest washington, suzanne kennedy, "good morn

suzanne kennedy is there live this morning with the latest. suzanne? suzanne: firefighters were here for several hours overnight to deal with the fire in the 3800 block of lakeview terrace. we want to show you pictures from just after 1:00 this morning when the two-alarm blaze started here. it is unclear what caused a natural gas meter to ignite. fire spread from the meter to the garage and onto the house. the two occupants were able to get out safely. there were no injuries. the house is uninhabitable right now. one of the homeowners is retrieving one of -- is re try to figure out what role the gas meter may have played in the blaze. reporting live in fairfax county, suzanne kennedy, "good morning washington." breaking this morning, a deadly attack at a prayer gathering. larry: all this coming on one of the holiest days of the year. jummy olabanji is following this for us. jummy: the story is developing out of bangladesh. a gunman opened fire on a prayer congregation of about 100,000 people northeast of the capital city of dhaka. the attack happened a

suzanne, police are getting new orders overnight? suzanne: they are, as they leave and come into their shift this morning they do so with heavy heart. i spoke to many officers not able to go on camera, but expressing shot and -- shock and sadness. >> new overnight, officers are writing in teams of two or check them in the event that they are attacked in the them will or way as to what happened in dallas. last night in washington a large but nonviolent protest was held. local crowds headed to the street. earlier in the evening the group started at the white house. they had signs addressing the two rouge, one in minnesota. authorities telling us overnight that they are trying to remain fluid. has beene officers monitoring the events. we are of course going to try to reach out to members of the police community in our area. the executive director for the police officer's foundation is going to talk to us this morning about what happened and the reaction here. reporting live, suzanne kennedy. autria: thank you. president obama speaking o

suzanne kennedy is live at the scene this morning. suzanne what can you tell us about the search? last night president obama tackled issues of race and policing during a town hall meeting. this after last weeks deadly police involved shootings in minnesota the deadly ambush on police officers in dallas. president obama also noted that community policing and training officers to de-escalate conflicts will help improve relations with people of color -- but he noted that cities will have to find ways to pay for those programs. today.. funeral services will be held for alton sterling. sterling was shot and killed while he was pinned to the ground by two police officers last week in baton rouge. his death, and the shooting death of philando castile in minnesota, set off recent nationwide protests against police killings. the private ceremony for steling will be held at southern na-03fr its 5: 07 right now coming up on good morning washington.. after a day of extreme heat! after a day of extreme heat! here comes the hummidity! coming up the latest check up on todays forecast. fios is no

suzanne kennedy. back to you. jummy: in baltimore today, the bench trial against libby police officers charged in the death of freddie gray resumes. lieutenant brian rice is charged with manslaughter, assault, reckless endangerment, and reckless misconduct. he is the fourth of six officers to stand trial in freddie gray's death. two were acquitted, and proceedings for another ended in mistrial. rice the highest-ranking officer of the six officers charged. we are developments in the war on terror in iraq. the united states will deploy 560 more troops to help iraqi ilrces try to retake mos from isis. secretary asked carter arrived in baghdad to discuss military strategy and how u.s. troops will be involved. the city has been in the hands of isis for more than two years now. days ago, iraq's prime minister and asked iraqi forces backed by us-led closest to back an airbase near mosil from isis. to the forecast now. a live look outside of the capital in pennsylvania avenue. here today. another will climb toures the mid

suzanne kennedy has the latest. there were fourth of july fireworks set off in this neighborhood around 10:00 last night, and metro police were called here for a person who had a weapon. altman, they would she do suspect. initial reports were the person was hit in the upper body. closed0 block remained for investigators to some residents say they did not realize anything had happened until they will go up and headed out to work. >> i am mostly concerned about my own child safety because he is back and forth. i worry about that. and for it to be happening on the fourth of july, you don't know the difference between gunshots or the fireworks. suzanne: authorities have not released the name of the person killed here, or why police had to shoot them. in northeast washington, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. jummy: late-breaking the elements with the officers charged in connection with the death of freddie gray. we have learned brian rice has chosen to be tried by a judge --uld he faces manslaughter judge. he faces manslaugh

suzanne kennedy has more. suzanne: we are rapidly working our way toward knowing the vice presidential picks for both candidates. tonight -- today may be decision day for donald trump. hillary clinton making several stops in the washington area. she will be here midday to speak at the league of united latin american citizens convention at the washington hilton. this afternoon, she will head to northern virginia community college for a campaign appearance with tim kaine, who is widely talked about at the top of her list of readiness. other candidates, senator elizabeth warren, labor secretary tom perez, and new jersey senator cory booker. donald trump is less than a day away from making his big announcement. his top two contenders had this to say about where things stand. gingrich: i spe time tomorrow mike and i will both get phone calls, and one of us will be packing our bags to go to new york, and the other will be watching it on tv. pence: nothing was offered, nothing except it, but we had a great conversati

suzanne kennedy is live at reagan how is it out there suzanne? turning to the 2016 presidential race-- another day-- a new controversy at the developing now-- police are investigating a violent attack station in capitol heights maryland. a man - stabbed to death at a bus bay at the addison road station. investigators say a suspect is now in custody, and this does not appear to be a random encounter. a station entrance was briefly closed off, but is back open this morning. turning to the 2016 presidential race-- another day-- a new controversy at the republican national convention. on the same night the vice presidential nominee took the stage, many are talking about former candidate, senator ted cruz. jessica ralston is live in cleveland with more. (flipped into mediabase) abc-7 is your headquarters for campaign coverage- as we await donald trump's big address campaign coverage- as we await donald trump's big address tonight. we'll bring you live reports from the r-n-c throughout the day- and we're streaming every event live at wjla.com. it's 5:x

at nationals park, suzanne kennedy, back to you. jummy: district leaders will hold a news conference about their plan to help city resident stay cool live at 12:30 and we will bring that to you on news channel 8, a hot weekend. doug: think about your neighbors and relatives, t people who may be live by themselves and do not have air conditioning, we will get through itthe heat will break by wednesday but we have a long stretch to go. advisories orheat watches or warnings yet, they could be issued later, most of the heat and humidity will be tomorrow, sunday, and monday. i do not think we will break high temperature records by the combination of heat and humidity will make it oppressive and possibly dangerous. let us get you started, time lapse, let's give you a view ,rom the park, some high clouds the more cloudiness you have in this kind of air mass that keeps the air temperature down what it does not effect the low level humidity. whether it is sunshine or clouds, it was to be humid, the more sunshine and the more humidity at the

suzanne kennedy has more on the protest planned for today. suzanne?anne: they are protesting an officer involved death that was deemed to be accidental. still, the group showing up for racial justice will be here 17 months after the death of every .even-year-old natasha mckenna she was in alexandria woman diagnosed as being transportedeing between jails she became agitated. 17 minutes into a confrontation for times.ered she died several days later by what the medical examiner's office called excited delirium. when a mental illness becomes so agitated, the heart and body functions give out. her family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the shares department. the protest is one of six being held today in several cities across the country, including madison, philadelphia, and portland, oregon area the group is calling for the firing of the six deputies involved in this incident. the protest is scheduled for 8:00 this morning. or in my their backs county, suzanne kennedy. the bench trial for the highest ranked officer charged in the death of fredd

our suzanne kennedy is live on the scene. we'll have a live report from her coming up in about 30 minutes. happening right now. the search for a gunman who fired a shot inside a herndon home, that landed just feet from where a 9-year-old sleeps. the girl was sleeping in her bed tuesday night when a bullet went through her window and landed inside her matress. the bullet sent glass flying. one of the shards even cut into the girls arm. anyone with information on the to call fairfax county police. the drowning of a navy seal student in california has been ruled a homicide. trainee james lovelace died during an underwater training exercise his first week of basic training. the autopsy report cites the actions - or inactions - of instructors as directly contributing to the death. it says an instructor repeatedly dunked lovelace under water despite his struggling. the navy says it's still investigating whether criminal charges will be filed. now to your voice your vote.. donald trump on the campaign trail and with a potential runn

suzanne kennedy has more from falls church.suzanne: the drowning victim has been identified as 17-year-old jeremy munga. authorities saying his body was recovered here after more than seven hours of searching the lake. this unfolded at around 730 last night when the teenager slipped below the water's surface. people on the shoreline called 911, and authorities arrived on the scene. local residents saying the response by fire and ems was big and lasted for hours. and the trucks coming through, three or four of them, they came through, which was alarming, and then we started hearing the helicopters circling around and around. suzanne: officials say there is no reason to believe that this was anything more than an accident, but they do not know why the young man went under. community sayhis they cannot remember the last time someone drowned in this very pleased location. these and kennedy, abc 7 news -- .uzanne kennedy, abc 7 news melanie: a scare at bwi yesterday after a grenade was detected in a carry-on item. the checkpoint lin

suzanne kennedy is live with more on what to expect suzzane? an emotional tribute to the murdered democratic national committee employee who was gunned morning.. a vigil was held last night outside seth rich's home in northwest d.c.'s bloomingdale neighborhood. more than a hundred people were there. rich was shot less than two blocks away during what police believe may have been a robbery attempt. among the people who attended the vigil: d-n-c chair debbie wasserman schultz. vigil: d-n-c chair debbie wasserman schultz. during the vigil, d.c. police handed out fliers, in an effort to find clues that will lead them to the kill 50-thousand dollars is being offered for information leading to an arrest. a six-week old baby girl who was the focus of an amber alert is safe this morning. and her mother, flora khatun is in jail in prince george's county. virginia state police requested the amber alert yesterday morning, after kah-tun' allegedly ran away with her child. they warned.. the baby was in "extreme danger." a friend of the mother's disagrees. p

suzanne kennedy is here live to win. suzanne: good morning to you, autria. many police the country, including some from baton rouge, louisiana, learned that the incident there, while attending the conference here in washington, the the, some of the people took time out of their day to go down to the law enforcement memorial. not only to remember those killed yesterday, but also the officers killed in dallas and other line of duty deaths. 2000 officers and executives are gathered for the conference. marking the 40th anniversary, adding a retired major from the east baton rouge police department. >> it leaves you speechless. i'm not sure what it -- what to say. i'm sure that when they go out on the job, they expect to return home safely, like we all do. suzanne: the group called the violence unacceptable and said that they are even more between the police and the community. reporting live in northwest washington, suzanne kennedy. -- jummy: tonight the fairfax county police want you to talk to the captain. to talk about community safety after all the recent inc

suzanne kennedy is in northwest washington as the conference is underway. as the national conference of black officers meets, it does so ring a time

cnn's suzanne malveaux has more from the white house. >> reporter: good morning, john and alison.a was notified really just moments after the attack in nice by his national security team getting updates throughout the evening and morning. the president releasing a statement. i will read it in part. on behalf of the american people, i condemn in the strongest terms what appears to be a horrific terrorist attack in nice, france. our thoughts and prayers are with the families and other loved ones of those killed. wish a full recovery for those wounded. the president directing the national security team to offer assistance to french officials with the investigation into the terrorist attacks and vowing solidarity with the french people. you may recall back in april, you saw president obama with president hollande here at the white house vowing to work together to fight terrorism. it was in the days following the paris attack in november where president obama said we are all french now. that is when the two leaders vowed to take the fight against isis that they would increase the air s

suzanne kennedy is live in one of the hard hit areas. tradition bk at the republican businessman donald trump officially winning his party's nomination for the white house. his children taking the stage to address the r-n-c-- where the theme was make america work again. abc's stephanie ramos has more. trt 1:36 soc nats "...(votes for trump)..." once this pumped up state by state roll call vote was over... it became official......donald trump, the outsider candidate, is now the legit republican presidential nominee?. natsot - donald trump, jr. / son "it is my honor to be able to we're streaming all the convention events online at wjla.c on newschannel 8 -- an hour-long special look at the convention - including analysis from political insiders. covering metro. the agency has entered phase 5 of it's safetrack plan. the plan is expected to have a big impact on riders. sam sweeney is live with more on what metro is saying this morning. a few big upsets last night at the citi open. eighth seeded sam querry. querry still riding high after beat

at reagan national airport, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 jummy: news. jummy:we turn now to -- abc 7 jummy: we turn now to ohio. high-caliber a shooting on the police? bullets came flying at them. luckily, no one was hurt. the swat team and air bullies are helping track down whoever pulled the trigger -- and air police are helping track down whoever pulled the trigger. demonstrators with the black arms,matter group locked linking for change. john gonzalez explains. john: the message here in downtown d.c. is very clear today -- stop killing black people. it is another black lives matter rally going on here. these folks are gathering in front of the d.c. office of police complaints. white and black people gathered together in solidarity. recente standing behind black men who have been shot and killed by police. the most by the name of sherman evans, who was armed with a bb gun. police showed up at the scene. we were actually there covering the story. a video, body cam video has been released from that scene, police telling this man numerous time to drop th

along i-495, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. jonathan: it's nice to see cars moving on the interstate, isn't it? now we get a check of the traffic situation. are they moving out there now or not so much? >> in some places folks are but we have some news of some important and serious accidents happening on the 95 corridor. if your travels take you to baltimore beware of delays due to accident, an investigation that does continue this afternoon. it's i-95 northbound near 195. again, it may slow your ride down if you are headed to b.w.i. this afternoon. report of an accident there, serious with the investigation continuing. you can see in the camera shot live on the ground that we certainly 95 will slow from 32 up to the incident scene as you approach baltimore county. elsewhere closer to home we have an incident that closes the b.w. parkway. we have report of an accident that involves a pedestrian. northbound lanes of the b.w. parkway this afternoon closed between 410 and the beltway. right now traffic is stopped from the split me

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suzanne kennedy, back to you. stuffing outside right now for a live look at arlington and the pentagon. another hot week is headed our way. doug? the dew: we're -- doug: point temperature measures the and humidity at 60%, it already feels like 101 degrees in the nation's capital. we will be in this range all day long. not quite enough to get us into an advisory, but with the breeze and the humidity, a very uncomfortable day. shop -- thunderstorms a possibility this afternoon. feels like 100 in fredericksburg , 95 in baltimore. the forecast to the afternoon will be in the mid-90's. also's chances of scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and this evening. there is some potential for some of these storms to be severe. right now we have a line moving from south-central pennsylvania through to the panhandle of west virginia. moves eastward is likely you will get some activity but right now the prediction center six -- suspects that the best chance of anything severe may be to the north and west of the area

suzanne: cleaning up -- after an overnight fire.his is where firefighters had to access this building overnight, the fire started at 2:15 in this large commercial building, 100 firefighters were situationchallenging because the building was locked and they had to break windows to get inside. the building has a goodyear tire shop, a u.s. postal service vehicle storage facility and a wood workshop that is -- that does restoration work for government buildings. >> the woodworking is fine, the historic materials are fine. the materials is not. >> i was very concerned but i am relieved that none of them were damaged. started insidere the woodworking shop but not sure of the source. authorities say one firefighter did have to be treated for heat exposure, other than that, no injuries. news.e kennedy, abc 7 jummy: rescuers in italy working through the night to find any survivors from tuesday's train crash. at least 27 people have been killed after two trains collided. investigators focusing on the lack of signaling systems on the railway n

suzanne kennedy has more suzanne: it started last night and at 3:00 this morning we know they found the body of a young man who had been swimming here last night. we know that he was swimming at around 7:30 when he slipped below the surface of the water. that's when eyewitnesses call the fairfax county fire and ems who rushed the scene and spent several hours searching for him. we had initially her that they suspended the search until daylight, but clearly someone was searching must night and the body was recovered this morning. furtheries not getting details as to what led to his drowning, but we knew that -- we do know that his body was found here overnight. suzanne kennedy, back to you. autria: thank you. so sad. a new look is morning at the frantic moments after the orlando nightclub terror attack. university the officer and his canine are searching for possible bombs in the video. they also check out and clear another nearby nightclub. this all happening is the shooter is hold up inside of the nightclub after shooting into a crowd of more than 300, killing or denying evil. a fundra

suzanne kennedy is live at the scene with the very latest. breaking right now. investigating a string of armed robberies at the university of maryland college park. police say they received three separate reports of robberies on campus last night. in all the cases, police say the suspect wore all black, with a black mask. no arrests were made. if you have any information about any of the incidents, you are asked to call police. three people now faces a slew of charges following a wild chase through the capitol tuesday. sam sweeney joins us with more on shootout that briefly locked down the capitol. the wild police pursuit ended with a crashed car, guns drawn. tuesday afternoon police responded to 4th and p streets in southwest dc for reports of a man with a gun. chief cathy lanier says officers chased the silver car -- speeding through the streets of dc. and just before entering the 3rd street tunnel a passenger hung out a window and fired multiple rounds at the when the suspect dropped the weapon. the car eventually crashed and a fully-automatic machine gun was

the again, from philadelphia theatre company at the suzanne roberts theatres, ifill.or, gwen [applause] >> good evening. hello, philadelphia, from the city of brotherly love. week'se of next democratic national convention. when we left cleveland this party divide,ft a in the wake of a nominating nomineeon whose new painted a dark, even apocalyptic vision of america. in doing so, donald trump made or it's us.s them >> i have visited the laid-off workers and the communities crushed by our horrible and unfair trade deals. forgotten men and women of our country. and they are forgotten. not gonna be forgotten long. [cheering] people who work voice.t no longer have a i am your voice! [cheering] besetwas a convention with the unusual melania trump, familiar speech, ted cruz's on-stage nonendorsement, for senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and whenever hillary clinton's name was mentioned, chants of "lock her up." in fact, hillary clinton seemed organizing principal of this convention, even more so than donald trump. >> i think particularly on the first few days, you would have the anti-hi

we're going to bring in suzanne with the san francisco spca. who is this special friend we've got with us today? >> this is gucci. gucci is a 4-year-old terrier mix. she's available for adoption. >> reporter: aww. >> she doesn't have any teeth. she's doing just fine, but her tongue lolls out a bit. she likes to be cuddled on sunday. >> reporter: she's got the tongue wag down for sure. it's been super successful. how amazing has it been this afternoon? >> absolutely phenomenal. we have done 91 adoptions today so far. that is a record for us. we've never done so many adoptions in a single day. i think the best away dowe've d to this point is last year, we cleared the shelters. the community has come out in full force. >> reporter: that's super great. we hear you guys are extending cheer the shelter benefits a little longer. >> absolutely. we're going to go ahead and waive adoption fees, free adoptions for the rest of the weekend. so on sunday as well from 10:00 to 5:00 we'll be having free adoptions all day long, so come on down. we'll have them

suzanne kennedy shows us the plan to help you beat the heat. suzanne: we have been out here all morning long watching this just climb. it will continue to climb as we go through the day. take a look at this guy up here. bryce harper. he hit a crusher of a home run. 450 feet on wednesday night. he is hot. you know who else is going to be hot? all the fans that go through the gates at 7:00 tonight. but the nats are taking provisions to make sure that all of their fans stay safe. here is what they are doing. they are opening two cooling centers inside the park in the kennedy and the roosevelt rooms. at the conference center here at the park. they want to make sure even takes advantage of that. also they are allowing people to bring in two one-liter bottles. they have to be sealed. bottle of water to make sure people will stay hydrated and allowing people to bring in b finally they will have misting fans at several locations inside the park. so if you feel overheated you have some place to go. battery operated fans means something like this. we cho

including an investigation of a house fire -- suzanne. - a minnesota man shot and killed by police - and it was all caught live on facebook. the social media video surfacing overnight - and the traffic stop that started it all. plus - protests across the country after another deadly police shooting in louisiana. the new calls for justice this morning. and heat wave day three. how high the temperatures are rising today - and what it will feel like when you step outside. good morning washington. toss to eileen today: hot and humid. highs: 91-95 heat index: 98-104 winds: w 5-10 mph tonight: warm and very muggy. patchy fog. lows: 71-76 winds: nw 5 mph friday: hot and humid. isolated pm thunderstorms possible. highs: 92-97 heat

and good morning washington continues at 5am -- suzanne.. right now at 5am. stumping in virginia. hillary clinton making her mark later today. who's she's bringing with her. more than playing the game. the powerful message by four of the nba's biggest stars on the recent racial tumoil here in the u-s. and we are set for a hot one today! a heat advisory going into effect later this afternoon. what you can expect..as the day progresses. good morning washington. toss to eileen today: hot and very humid. heat advisory in effect from noon through 8 pm. highs: 94-98 feels: 100-105

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