live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. sky 7 is over a gruesome traffic accident involving a big rig and up to six vehicles on highway 7 in the santa cruz mountains. one person was killed. several others are injured. thanks for joining us. c.h.p. says the accident happened just before 8:00 this morning and it brought track to a complete stop on 17 near pair creek road. we joined near the scene.

that is the tractor trailer that caused the accident at 8:00. we are on the frontage road the northbound lane of highway 17. the truck was going northbound on 17 and according to early reports we hear that he may have lost his brakes and crashed through the railing that separates the main highway from the frontage road. the highway what troll is out here in full force and the reason why this road is going to be closed for another three or four hours is that the multidisciplinary accident investigation team is deployed here. they are interviewing witnesses. you can see road crews trying to figure out how to repair the rail and we have nine vehicles which were damaged in the multiple vehicle collision that need to be checked out, as well as towed away. this is going to be very painstaking investigation.

the elite organization knows how it unfolds and they will put today the cause of the accident. if we can switch to sky 7 we will we show you something interesting: there are cones along the center line of the southbound lane. the reason for that is the highway patrol is trying to see whether they can re-open the northbound lane by putting traffic in the southbound lane. suddenly the sound lanes would be two-way lanes and the yellow cones, orange cones would be separating the track going in opposite directions. we don't have word when that will happen or whether they can make that happen but that is what the process is right now. back on the ground we can see the highway patrol is talking to potential witnesses and others who may have information what happened. this is a main staking investigation and we know that there are multiple injuries along with one fatality and that is why to will take time to unravel.

we are along highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains for abc7 news. we are learning more this morning about the horrific shooting rampage in texas that left six family members dead including four concern. we now know the relationship between the victims and the alleged gunman. katie marzullo is in the newsroom. katie? he is charged with capital murder. police say the victims are a married couple and their five children. they are related to haskell's wife, and he and his wife are getting divorced. >> police say the suspect, ron haskell was targeting the soon-to-be ex-wife's family members going to their home last night wearing a fedex universe has a disguised but he was an employee with the contain physical january. investigators say he kicked in the door, tied up the one child who was home and waited for the

rest of the family to arrive. >> in 40 years i have not seen such a horrific tragedy of one family. the parents were shot and killed, katie and steve stay, four of the children, ages fours seven, nine and 13 are also dead. >> it is heartbreaking to know one someone is fill with so much anger they take it out on little kids. >>the only survivor is a 15-year-old girl shot in the head and still managed to call 9-1-1 and tell the dispatcher he was headed to the grandparents' how many where he was going to kill more family members. >> we station on constables and five minutes after we did that he drove up. he took off and the police followed. >>the left rear tire is flat on the tire. >> chase him until he stopped after a three hour long stand off he surrendered. >> the charges against haskell

were read in court as a hearing and he was not there. haskell is due in court tomorrow morning. an emergency drill involving hundreds of people is underway right now at seattle international airport with a directly link to last year's flight at sfo simulating a large air crash with 300 volunteer victims and multiple agencies from seattle area are taking part in the exercise. another connection to the asiana flight 214 is that a helicopter -- eight helicopters are taking part in the drill. >> firefighters in san jose made quick work of a fire near a golf course this morning. >> you can see firefighters knocked it down quickly put out the fire.

the cause is under investigation but a homeless camp was found near the fire and there were two other fires in the same area just last week. >> in the east bay the family of the baby girl who disappeared a year ago will barry for a vigil. last year on this day, the girl was reported missing and the father said he left her in the back of the car when he went into the car. when he came out she was gone. she has still not been found. he was the only "person of interest" in her disappearance and he committed suicide two months ago. >> homicide detectives in georgia re-opened an investigation into the death of the boy friend of the alleged prostitute charged with killing a firm google executive. the woman, 26 years old, licks lick, did not -- alix tichleman did not enter a plea. we have learned that investigators in alix tichleman atlanta are looking at the death of her boyfriend, 53-year-old, would was a knit club owner who

died of a heart attack in september of last year. alix tichleman faces a manslaughter charge in the november detective of 51-year-old forrest hayes in santa cruz. police say surveillance video from his yacht showed alix tichleman injecting him with heroin and leashing him to die. >> giant fans can wear orange and black which tire that is culturally offensive could be band from the ballpark the amy hollyfield is at at&t park with what is being considered. amy? >> this is because of a night that was full of good intention but it took a negative turn and now the giants' officials want to push it into a teachable moment. >> this is what nature i american heritage tight was supposed to be all about a celebration of the native american culture, and this video was taken at at&t park by a woman and then this happened a white man was wearing a head dress which offended some fans.

>> they were hurt the way an artifact, that are sake credit, items of clothing were being worn by a fan. there was an altercation and a native american was in tears. officials knew something needed to change. >> those were offended met with us and educated us and had us look at some of our policies. >> at the meeting, the officials changed the team code of conduct for the fans. >> if they wear culturally insensitive attire they could be subject to removal from the ballpark. there is a line about culturally insensitive attire to our game. >> those involved that night say they are delighted to matter giants are doing this. fans arriving for the game say they, too, are feeling proud of their team. >> it is a good thing.

giants always involve themselves in things like that and for them to come out and do that, there is a message. >> it is a if idea. if you are offending someone, that is the right thing to do. it is the right way to go. this is getting nationwide attention and i spoke with "eradicating sensitive native mascot tree," and she is thrilled and she wants to run out and boy a giants' jersey. still ahead on abc7 news at 11 a terror plot targeting two of the world's most popular destinations in the world were stopped. and what it will take for a cease fear in the holy land. >> could the electric street core come back in downtown oakland? there is a land to make it

happen. >> the bay is gorgeous and we have main layers with it and burning quickly and meteorologist mike nicco is checking in with the forecast in

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mobilized 20,000 reservists for possible ground operations. israeli officials say hamas must stop firing rockets into israel before tel aviv will consider a truce. >> authorities in france are revealing they have stopped a terrorist attack last year to blow up the eiffel tower, the lourve museum and a nuclear power plant with a man franceing in the south of france and a member of al-qaeda. police decoded the messages suggesting targeting airplanes and culture events and markets. the butcher was arrested before he left for aerogellia -- algeria to be trained. >> oakland is exploring an electric street car from broadway to the bart station at mcarthur and will be up for discussion tonight. proponents say it improves

transit efficiency and spurs economic development. this is what it could look like. share your opinion at 6:00 meeting tonight at city hall. just ahead, meteorologist mike nicco, with the forecast. >> good morning from the broadcast center. we have a bit of a breeze up here and you can see the flag behind me blowing out and this going did keep us cooler-than-average and we had measurable drizzle and i will show you that and the warming rend is coming this week end into next week. don't miss your seven-day outlook. >> one specificcant million's wild ride to the hospital every second caught on camera and the baby could not wait. why did this dad have a

>> covering santa clara, san francisco, east bay and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. bay. a familiar face is returning to "the view." abc announced rosie is coming back to co-host the daytime talk show. the five time emmy nominee was on show from 2006 to 2007 and remembered for her outspoken views and lively debates with guests and co-hosts. she will join whoopi for season 18. other co-hosts are both leaving the show. it airs right here weekdays at 10:00 a.m. hbo "game of throne," is leading nomination for prime time emmys with 19 nods and best drama series, other top knox

needs are "fargo," and "american horror story," "breaking bad," which is in final season and abc7news.com has a complete list of the nominees. >> a child birth caught on camera you have never seen. this is a little tough to watch. >> ouch. ouch. ouch. ouch. ouch. ouch. >> a texas dad video taped the moment his wife was in labor on the gopro camera strapping the camera to his head so he could document the wild ride to the hospital with his regulate wife, kristen, but it captured a lot more. >> i wanted to get this bighted on camera i had no idea this would happen. >> i knew there was no way i would make it. >> kristen was almost two weeks after the due date and she knew she did not have much time. when they got to the hospital it

was too late. she gave birthright in outside the hospital. it was a curb side delivery and the boy is named "baby go." >> all the people at at&t bark and the game is about to get underway. meteorologist mike nicco how is the weather? >> pretty good. whether it is a drive through baby drop or going to the game a lot sunshine. it is breezy, and you would expect that at at&t park of the take the sunscreen. the drizzle, we had more measurable drizzle this morning and you can see it in marin county and in the east bay hills and up to .03 michigan above 1,400 teach like yesterday morning and tomorrow morning. everything is clear open live doppler 7 hd and watching the waves come up from the south at half moon bay at 17, and make that right turn influence the golden gate bridge and head through the san pablo, and all way up to fairfield and that is the breeze that is going to bring us cooler-than-average

weather. the swirling air mass is why some areas cleared out quicker than the north bay which was still waiting to get the total amount of sunshine. here we are in the east bay hills, can you remember the last time we had a "spare the air" day. the air looks clean. est golden gate bridge it is picture-esque. we will be sunny and partly cloudy and cooler than normal with drizzle the next few nights and warming trend this weekend and what happened overnight is the marine player thickened and the air mass cool and went to 2,500 so we will not make it to average. low 80's in los gatos and gilroy. we will be at 77 in los altos and be 9 in milbrae. most of the peninsula is in the mid-70's. we will have low-to-mid 60's along the coast, downtown, south san francisco, sausalito, north bay coast and low-to-mid 70's with the southern wind to the north bay valley with the wind comes off the water and it keeps you below average.

water and wind keeping berkeley and oakland in the upper 60's and everyone else in the low-to-mid 70's and low-to-mid 80's for the inland east bay neighborhoods. at&t park is just a few minutes, 65 degrees, and 66 by the time the game ends at 4:00. the lows tonight are hanging out in the mid-to-upper 50's and comfortable sloping weather again. any drizzle tonight will be above 1,000 feet again. we have seen the flooding rains from japan and they will have more in the next 24 to 36 hours as the tropical storm rolls through but, thankfully, by friday morning it will be gone. here is the seven-day forecast, tomorrow going to be a lot like today and then the main layer is compressed and theç winds slow down. the biggest young is inland and above average mop, tuesday and wednesday with 80's and 90's around the bay and free air conditioning at the coast with 60's. did you know, we are a proud sponsor of this year's aids

washington san francisco with walkers filing past the jumbo-tron last year, and that was fund and i love interaction the walk is just ten days away on sunday, july 20 at golden gate bridge, to register call 415-615-walk. and download the aids walk app and hopefully we will be able to see you there trying to make it the we had a great time last year, it was great to see all those people supporting such a great cause. >> absolutely. >> what are you doing to week end? we have your weekend cover with leyla gulen here to help you explore where you live. >> a feet for the senses and the soul begins tomorrow in napa valley during festival of the sun and the next 15 days visitors can choose to indulge in the finest wine and food, take health and wellness courses or be enter detained with dance

and more the. >> i was preoccupied with getting a first indication. >> diaries are being resurrected from shoeboxes across the area just flake this documentary and audiences are invited tomorrow to watch the now adults get you on stage and share their angst from childhood journals live. ringo starr and his all stars are on the band coming to the city in san jose on sunday. hear songs from the solo career and classics. that is happening where you live. visit abc7news.com for more information. leyla gulen for abc7 news. >> back in a

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