w" making news in america this morning drk breaking overnight. hillary clinton's e-mails under review. the state department announcing when 50,000 pages will be made public. we're live with the latest. derailment evidence. commuters back in the cars going over the same curve where the amtrak train went off the tracks. as the fbi releases new details. why the damage to the windshield has become to crucial. heavy smoke and flames filled the air. three people trapped inside that car. who is the hero in the red shirt showing no fear. pulling passengers to safety. and close encounter. a giant bear charges the hunter standing his ground and it's the bear that goes a runnin'.

well good tuesday norng you. we begin with the break news overnight. a date is being proposed for the release of thousands of hillary clinton's e-mails. >> the state department intending to make those public but not until next year as team of 12 works full-time, around the clock, to review them. >> reporter: good morning, t.j. good morning, reena. it emerged overnight that 55,000 pages of e-mails from hillary clinton from her time as secretary of state will be released starting on january 15th of next year. that date being made public in court documents by vice news. the review is a slow process due to the large number of e-mails. those e-mails have been the focus of controversy since

before she declared her presidential run when it was revealed she used a private and not a government e-mail address. she tweeted in early march that she wanted the e-mails released as soon as possible and now it looks like the first batch will be released just two weeks before the iowa caucuses. now, former secretary of clinton's was scheduled to testify on capitol hill this week about the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi and about the e-mails. but that testimony has been delayed. reena? t.j.? >> all right. bazi kanani with the latest. thank you so much. federal investigators looking into the amtrak disaster are dismissing reports that gunshots may have damaged the windshield. >> they're focusing again on excessive speed as service resumed yesterday for the first time in nearly a week. abc's david kerley was on board. >> reporter: less than seven days after the deadly

derailment, amtrak trains rolled through philadelphia. you're back on the train? >> yes. >> reporter: any concerns? >> no. >> reporter: we ride through the curve where the derailment happened. why was the train travel something fast? the fbi inspected the engine with the partially shattered windshield sand says it was not hit by a bullet. the ntsb will determine iffing in else hit the train. there are no radio recordings supporting the story that amtrak 188 was struck by something. it was traveling at more than 100 miles an hour and the brax were engaged as it reached a 50-mile-an-hour corner. what caused the speed? investigators aring look at a manual increase of the or an engine issue. trains now return to service. david kerley abc news philadelphia.

now to the deadly shootout in waco texas. police keeping an eye out for possible retaliation. five rival motorcycle gangs were involved in the fierce gun battle that killed five people. police are not saying how many people will be charged. >> in my nearly 35 years of law enforcement experience this is the most violent and most gruesome scene that i have seen. >> the twin peaks restaurant has been shut down for good. meanwhile, president obama is restricting the types of combat gear and weapons local police departments can get from the military. the president says battlefield equipment can alienate and intimidate residents and send the wrong message. the obama administration

says the fall of the iraqi city of ramadi to isis is a setback. but the pentagon says the u.s. coalition will ultimately prevail. some 500 civilians and soldiers have been killed by the militants since last friday. south carolina senator lindsey graham is joining the very crowded republican presidential race. he won't make the official announcement until june 1st. he says he's running because quote, the world is falling apart. the former air force leader is snow on as a leader on national security. word this morning that the nfl and the patriots are trying to make a deal. the patriots were find $1 million and will lose two fruch draft picks. they're trying to avoid an appeal or a legal action. the central plains states are under a flood warning. deep waters on the roads

yesterday. and very low vizsibilityvisibility. as much as an inch of rain an hour fell. there were also heavy storms and flooding in eastern mississippi. firefighters had to rescue two women and their kit frn a home. motorists were stranded on flood street paps mud slide closed the major highway in the area. 11 inches of rain fell in just a few hours. if you look at the weather radar, you see the storms chirping in the central and plains. more than an inch of rain an hour may fall in texas, new mexico, and colorado. rain all the way up to the pacific northwest, though in the rockies, it may become snow. still ahead, president obama officially on twitter now. his first tweet and an exchange with former president clinton. an army captain racing to the rescue. big cat captured.

an elusive mountain lion roaming a neighborhood finally caught.

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look at this huge mess on the 5 freeway out in l.a. a tractor trailer carrying glass overturned. you don't want that on a highway. broken glass all over the place brought several lanes of busy interchange at the height of the morning rush hour no less. the driver escaped with a minor cut. the hazards on the roads this morning won't be glass by water. rain along most of the east coast, the deep south, and plains. watch out for flooding in texas and oklahoma. snow in the rockies. roads wet in the northwest. if you're flying, airport delays likeliest in denver, philadelphia, new york city, and boston. federal prosecutors say baggage handlers were part of a pot-smuggling ring at the airport in oakland, california. >> three handlers used security clearance to bypass check points and send weed in the cargo hold of southwest airlines jets. now according to the investigators, one of the accused posted pictures of large bundles of cash and pot on his instagram. brilliant. in all, 14 people were charged.

they each face 40 years in prison. a tourist at yellowstone national park lucky to be alive this morning. nearly fell into the park's own grand canyon. look at this. rangers say he was trying to take a picture when he stumbled backwards over a low stone wall. he fell about 25 feet before he was able to stop himself and hang on. rangers used ropes and pulleys to rescue him before he fell another 200 feet. take a look at this fiery crash caught on camera. this is in north carolina. that guy right there that's an army captain from ft. bragg. he's the hero. that's him in the red t-shirt pulling the guy out. captain steve voglezon pulled the victims out who were trapped in the burning car. risked his own life. he downplayed his heroics saying it took a whole team of good samaritans to make it happen. that red t-shirt he's wearing had captain america on the front of it. a mountain lion has been captured in california after a wild, day-long chase. the 90-pound cat was spotted in

a red denl neighborhood several times near san mateo before it was cornered in a backyard tree and tranquilized. the mountain lion was then released in a wildlife refuge. a bank robber in florida didn't get very far with his loot. that's because a trained fighter happened to be in the building. mixed martial arts expert eric haritakis was there. he saw the man hold up a teller. so he chased him down, hog-tied him with duct tape and held him down until police arrived. he insists he's not a hero either. he just felt obligated to intervene. >> duct tape. a rare event in a texas maternity ward. identical female triplets. two of the little girls are conjoined and face separation surgery when they're older. each of the girls weighed just over four pounds and are breathing on their own despite the challenges ahead. the parents call them miracle babies. >> god chose us for a reason to take care of them. he sent us these angels for a reason.

it's a big blessing for us. >> little angels for sure. the chances of having identical triplets with two of them conjoined is about 1 in 50 million. the babies have a big brother waiting for them at home. we turn to the track. an indycar driver waking up in intensive care this morning after another major crash ahead of sunday's indianapolis 500. this time, james hinchcliffe. he had surgery on his left leg yesterday following this. that frightening incident on the track. >> his team says it happened because a suspension part in his car broke. there have been four serious indy crashes in the past week. hinchcliffe was the first driver to be injured. the nba's final four gets underway tonight with the golden state warriors facing off with the houston rockets. >> as for last night's playoff action, here are our guys at espn. >> scott van pelt, john anderson. and actually, we have sports news to attend to as well, in addition to just being pleasant folks. >> we are relatively pleasant folks. the nba took the night off. the stanley cup playoffs continued in new york. the lightning evened up the

eastern conference finals series and lit up henrik lundqvist in the process. first period, the rangers on a 5 on 3 power play. tyler johnson. how fast is this guy to the net? he's got to be fast because martin st. louis can't chase him down. they originally ruled no goal. reviewed it. it was a goal. the first of three. tyler johnson there just beats lundqvist. top shelf. 2-1. second period, same score. once again, it's a gigantic rush to the net. everyone on the ice ends up in front of lundqvist. it's johnson again. first hat trick in lightning playoff history. they beat lundqvist, 6-2. cardinals-mets as seen on espn. in the ninth. jason heyward, sac fly. pinch runner pete kozma is going to come home. score. it's 1-1. the mets blow the save. and then we yawn our way through the 10th and the 11th and the 12th and 13th. finally get to the 14th. bases loaded, one out, john mayberry steps to the dish. hits it over to short. jhon peralta can't come up with it and get it home in time for the force.

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it was reported last week. >> both families still plan to gather in kentucky this week end to celebrate life if general. >> that will be an interesting gathering. president obama now officially on twitter. >> we're supposed to say, hay, can we gate follow mr. president. he sent his first tweet yesterday. it said hello, twitter. it's barack. really. six years in they're finally giving me my own account. >> first lady michelle sent him a tweet saying it's about time. >> former president bill clinton said, welcome to twitter potu one question does the user name stay with the title? >> good question. the handle comes with the know anyone interested in blking

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good tuesday morning at 4:28. >> i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas with leyla gulen who is watching traffic. and mike with the weather. >> it is cool. tracking drizzle. more widespread than it was this time yesterday morning. you may have to use the windshield wipers. no real rain on live doppler hd. here is a look getting ready for the big game tonight, the embarcadero center. here is the day planner, drizzle with temperatures in the low-to-mid 60s through 7:00. we will be spreadty steady compared to yesterday with more sunshine today than yesterday. have the sunglasses handy. you need them more today. how is the traffic,

>> blustery. it is smooth but at the bay bridge it is gusty so c.h.p. said there is a high wind advisory. the traffic is not impeded by accidents. here is the san mateo bridge, where it is going to shut down this weekend, memorial day weekend already with a closure starting 10:00 on friday through monday morning at 5:00 a.m. >> we have breaking news from san jose fires are trying to contain toxic water run off from a dangerous four alarm fire in a business that processes metal products. here is the latest. >> we are at old bayshore highway in san jose and we are kept far away from scene. you can see an ambulance is here. san jose police department is blocking zanker road and several fire department engines are here and kept far away because of the danger from the smoke and some

of the run off. workers are not going to be let into their businesses for a long-term. here are pictures taken by the san jose fire department of the huge flames and plume of smoke from the warehouse next to bow we. a bystander saw the fire and called it in at 12:30 and it went to four alarms of the 100 firefighters and command staff were on the scene and contained it to a fifth of the structure. firefighters sprayed water from the outside. the biggest concern was the chemicals in the building. the biggest danger are came from an auto repair and caming business that uses many chemicals that can eat through clothing and skin. as a result of that, half of the fires on the scene, 45, were put through a decontamination process and sprayed down with water, retested for chemicals and given medical ass