plunges into the potomac. a passenger swims ashore and tells authorities that to others are in the water. tonight we are learning more about the search and recovery efforts. ryan hughes live with new information. : there was a massive search out here that lasted into the early morning. you can see these orange markings in the grass and tire marks that show the path the car took into the water. today we learned to was the driver and another passenger who did not survive. yellow police tape is still on the ground in the concrete is scraped at the exact spot a car plunged into the potomac river. i was coming around here last night and it was cop cars all the way down, up over to here. 20-30 of them. police says the car was driving north near parkway drive around 10:40 when a driver lost control and ended up in the water. the passenger managed to escape and swim to shore, but t others were trapped inside. and multiple ems agencies searched the water for aurs, but it was this do
prince george police want to know why a man pulled the trigger, killing his estranged wife. now, abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. kellye: as protests against police shootings continue around the country, new details about the ambush in dallas. the night five officers were ignited by thes police shootings, we learned that micah johnson was hoping to do more damage. gonzalez has the latest. the five officers killed, the chaos unleashed, just a fraction of what the police say the dallas sniper was planning. the suspect had been practicing explosive detonations. and the materials were such that they were large enough to have devastating effects. marci: the dallas police chief saying though micah johnson claimed he wanted to murder what officers after recent cases of the police killing black men, it appears that he started to prepare for an attack much earlier. deaths ineve the minnesota and louisiana just sparked his delusion, to fast-track his plans. he had a journal of
country. it s going to be another tough week in dallas. the community is preparing for the funerals of the five fallen police officers killed in the ambush. president obama will be in dallas on tuesday where he ll speak at a memorial service. in dallas at a church service this morning, the girlfriend of the african-american man shot by the minneapolis police officer during a traffic stop called in to address the congregation. diamond reynolds said she could instantly tell that the shooting incident would become bigger than he and herself. that shooting and another at t baton rouged sparked outrage. on meet the press , charles ramsey said we re at a very critical point in our country s history. you ve got too many people with this extreme rhetoric, and that is just not good for anybody. we need to come together. we need thoughtful people to sit down and engage in but actually come up with solutions, not just finger pointing and playing the blame game. that s not helpful to
tim: yes. al: this shouldn t take long. you wonder how many of the women will be shocked by what they hear. tim: mykayla skinner could be shocked and maggie nichols will be devastated. a year ago she was definitely on the team. was the only athlete in the usa that competed all four events in the gold medal runs. ragan smith with a tremendous future. it will be hard for her, for all of them. but you know what? i think the rationale is strong. al: you know, these young women have been hearing the word rio for four years now. in your world, nastia, the world championships are great. the nationals are great. you are constantly surrounded by olympic rings every day. nastia: absolutely. you live your life to compete at the olympic games. no matter how many world championship medals you have. like simone biles. to complete the entire thing. she wants multiple gold medals at the olympic al: are you surprised it took this long? tim: i am a little bit. al: you had it
the dallas community is coming together through prayer and song. hundreds of people went to sunday service to hear bishop t.d. jake s words after a difficult week. they gave a standing ovation. they lost pictures of all the lives lost last week. mayor mike rawlings was in the front row there. he challenged the group to face the controversies head on. obviously, race is a big issue. we got to be honest with each other. he encouraged churchgoers against the temptation to dee n deemenize those wit point of view. it is 4:31 now. time for weather and traffic on the ones. let s check with tom kierein for a look at our forecast for today. good morning, tom. good morning. all is calm and quiet and if you slept with the windows open, you got a nice cool breeze coming in this morning. temperatures are down in the 60s from the shenandoah valley all the way to the bay. reagan national is at 73. also dip down to the upper 50s, winchester. out of the mountains, it s only in t