abc7 news begins with breaking news. the breaking news is happening in chattanooga, tennessee where a gunman opened fire on two separate military locations injuring a police officer and at least two marines. good morning, i am eric thomas. >> i am kristen sze. new developments are coming in to the newsroom. we go to amy hollyfield with the latest. >> the latest information to the newsroom is two marines and a police officer were shot and the shooter is believed to have been shot and killed. authorities say it is no longer an active situation. this is unfolding in chattanooga, tennessee, at two separate military locations. they are seven miles apart. a combined armed forces

recruiting center and a navy reserve center. witnesses at the location say the shooter pulled up in a convertible mustang and fired from the car. it looked like he mad a high powered rifle. the city was in lockdown with people huddled inside restaurants and shops as emergency vehicles rushed up and down the streets looking for the shooter. counties advised people should stay indoors as a precaution. it is nerve wracking few hours with little information coming out and the mayor saying it was a horrific situation and they were trying to figure out how to handle it. >> witnesses were shaking long after the shooter sped away but it seemed unreal and was terrifying. >> we saw the silver convertible mustang and he was unloading some type of large rifle. >> initially i saw her coming to the door and i told her to go back. i just pulled off trying -- i

didn't want get hit is i pulled off and i tried to go around back where i saw people escaping from the back of the building. >> at this time we are told the victims are expected to survive. their injuries are not life threating. police have not released any information of the shooter but they said this doesn't appear to be terrorist-related activity. we are hearing people are on lockdown although we expect change soon. police have said this is no longer an active situation. in the newsroom. >> thank you. in san jose police are concern about rising violence after another homicide this morning. >> this took place a block away from a positive particular hang out for kids. our reporter joins us from the scene. matt? >> this is the two story chuck e. cheese. it is prominent. can you see as i turn the photographer around at the tully

road exit around this corner here is fontaine road. police just opened the road. the crime scene is around the bend. they were investigating the 13th homicide of the year in san jose. a van crashed in front of the social security administration building on phone stain road in san jose just before 2:30 this morning. police arrived they found a man in the driver's seat with at least a gun hot wound. he was taken to the hospital. he died. officers canvassed the area for evidence. they questioned people staying at two hotels near. >> they told me to get up and talk to them. that is what i did. >> this homicide is the fifth in san jose in three weeks. because of increased violence in the city this summer police started a new enforcement of the this weekend targeting several areas with higher crime and gang activity. since that time two homicides have taken place including this. >> we have implemented a strategy to provide additional

resources in certain areas hotspots, in san jose. we are definitely concerned. we addressing the issues. >> his say the man in his late 40s so far no arrests. matt thanks. through this morning in pittsburg crews are watching for hotspots following a fire on a pallet lumberyard on industry road this is how it looked at 2:30 this morning. it burned through piles of wooden pal lets and video to two buildings and knocked out power. it took crews an hour to get the fire under control. the fire marshal said this caught fire three times over the past ten years. >> new details involving a high speed chase cross two countries that started at 10:00 last night in san lorenzo. two were arrested after crashing their car into several vehicles in walnut creek. one of the suspects ran off but

was found a short time later inside a night club. the second suspect was arrested at the scene. >> happening now a woman fighting her ex-husband over frozen embryos is testifying in san francisco courtroom. 46-year-old dr. mimi lee on the right and her husband froze the grows five years ago. they divorced. now she wants the embryos implanted into a surrogate but they signed a form direct they be destroyed if they divorce. her ex-husband stephen findley is suing to have the agreement enforced. >> republican presidential hopeful jeb bush is in san francisco to visit a start-up and talk of the benefits of small business. the former florida governor road with uber driver to the headquarters of a business that matches customers with local service providers such as plumbers and carpenters and others. he will show he is pro small pice and hillary clinton is cracking down on businesses or wants to classifying workers and

employees rather, businesses as contractors rather than employees. >> temperatures are heating up as we get a new drought forecast. now, we will check with meteorologist mike nicco with more. mike? >> good morning from the top of the broadcastst. basking in sunshine, we will on the weather window and show you the clouds have rolled back to the coast with typical summertime pattern and will be warmer-than-average, redwood city and san francisco are close and much else is four to seven degrees warmer-than-average with 93 in concord a warm spot. here is the outlook from the climate prediction center. notice there is relief from the drought poll but it is south of us they say we will get no relief from the drought and our temperatures are going to be before average august through october. i will have a warm seven-day forecast coming up. >> the espy guess goes to...steph curry. >> never imagined standing on the stage winning this award.

i am 6' 3" and 180 soaking wet so it is nice to be caught. thank you. >> what an athlete. steph curried ad more hardware to the mvp year honored with two espys last night both male athlete and best nba player. >> he looks so different when he is fancy. he talks to robin roberts and riley and the new baby girl. >> here is a look at memorable moments from last night. >> my daughter was diagnosed with cancer i felt i was in a nightmare. >> a strong father salute the his courageous daughter. from the moment you was born you molded me into the man i am today. >> the cincinnati bengals devon still and his five-year-old daughter accepting the perseverance award for her ongoing battle with cancer. >> fin that goes up and makes

this peace -- just one emotional trip." eight is hard to believe it is six months sense my friend, our friend stewart scott passed away. but his message endures. >> his impact felt through the espys extending to another honoree, lauryn hill. >> she was given less than two careers to live. >> fulfilling a dream of playing college basketball before passing away just three months ago, and she did what she wanted to do: lived. >> even on her worse days she got smiles and rumor and made the best of each day. it was amazing. >> it was a night of celebration >> earning the total "best female athlete."

steph curry. >> and mvp: steph curry. >> another strove. >> congratulations. >> are is riley? >> on baby duty...she is helping mommy with our newborn she wished show could be here i will bring some toys home. >> the team that just cannot be beat. >> women's soccer! the world cup champions getting award for best team. >> everyone could win. so many of the teams but we are super honored. we did win the world cup. >> one last huddle to cap off one unforgettable night. >> another moment people are talking about is caitlyn jenner's speech after receiving the arthur ashe courage award the champion hopes this will pave the way for others

struggling with gender identity. >> it is about all of us excepting one another. we are all different. that's not a bad thing. that's a good thing. >> i thought on many occasions, by what if some day i could make a difference in the world? and do what i am doing could i do that? >> it was also some humor in the speech saying picking out an outfit was exhausting and asked the fashion police to "please be kind." >> still to come at eleven scare in the air. >> we are getting a laser at 10:00. >> airline pilots report a swarm of laser attacks approaching a major airport and the investigation now is underway into who was behind it. >> the emmy nominations are out for prime time and who got

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>> i have information someone is shooting a laser four or five miles off the last wing. >> it happened again? >> checking in with you we got the laser, also, at 3,000. >> a scare for pilots flying over new jersey, 11 flights were targeted by someone on the ground pointing a laser at planes ready to land at newark's liberty. they can blind a pilot dug the most important part of the flight.

>> you would not think of a laser as having the power to bring down an airplane but if you get the eyes of the pilot blinded you could kill 400 people. >> they are trying to track down the person responsible, anyone convicted of pointing lasers at airports could face up to five years in prison. >> the emmy nominations for prime time are out outstanding actress could be for the history books. >> the nominees for lead actress in a drama are claire daines and elizabeth mark and robin wright. the competition between vioal and hanson, sets up

history-making win with black actress never winning and "game of thrones," leads and "modern family," with five consecutive wins is looking to set a record. and julie bowman has been nominated and anthony anderson and "dancing with the stars" reality store and jimmy kimmel for outstanding variety series. >> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> coming up in the seven fence -- seven-day forecast especially inland and if the tropical air mass will yield much-needed rain. >> tougher new stand a major consumer group is taking on deterge end pods. >> all the bacon flavor without the big a new twist on a popular breakfast food made from something found at the

>> this could be the ultimate super food. researchers from oregon state university created and patented a new sea wood that tastes just like bacon. they say. the creation looks like red lettuce and is packed with protein and twice the nutritional value of kale. researchers hope the bacon flavored sea wood will provide a new industry. >> all right, mr. cardiologist what do you have to say? >> a little salt it will take great. >> mike? >> put that next to the "chicken of the sea," and you have a good meal. this morning going back to the east bay hills, opening the wet

window the many layer was 2,000 feet but when we get high pressure on top of us the strong sunshine and searching air, gone quickly. now we have a lot of sunshine in most neighborhoods including san jose. it will repeat again tomorrow. after we will have the warmest highs and again tomorrow. now, the weekend, tropical air mass coming up from delores is possible and a slight chance of storms on sunday and monday. right new we have a look at the winds at half moon bay coming from the south and making a right hand turn at golden gate bridge and san bruno game and inland. not breezy yet but it will be and a couple of feets about how rough the ferry rides were getting home yesterday. that could be the case toll today. small craft advisory from 3:00 to 9:00 and the small swirl of clouds off the coast is bringing the son surge and it will keep the coast and a last cloud cover

with just pockets much sunshine where it will coolest headed into the south bay money 80s and san jose at 87 and nearly 90 in gilroy. sunnyvale is 83 and 83 also in redwood city and 66 today at half moon bay and also, daly city but low-to-mid 70s from downtown into south san francisco and sausalito and low-to-mid 80s through the north bay valley and 20 degrees cooler at the beaches and the warmest weather is headache port clear lake, in the low-to-mid 90s and mid-to-upper 70s berkeley and richmond and everyone else in the low-to-mid 80s and looking at the east bay valleys, low-to-mid 90 and you need the air conditioning later today if you want do have a comfortable house. speaking of 409 hot some are nights in danville tonight is the 21st year to see custom and classic cars and 90 at 4:00 dropping to 80 an 7:00 and mild at 71 as the brands wrap up at 9:00. temperatures are comfortable tonight with cloud cover in the same area as we had this

morning. temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. delores is not a big deal because it is putting away but moisture off the baja into southern california where it will stay saturday and sunday and then it moves to us on monday. that is when we have our best chance of an isolated thunderstorm. you will notice the surge in the humidity sunday and monday and temperatures remain chose to average through use and wednesday and the air will be dry. be careful today and tomorrow our hottest days in the forecast. >> thanks mike new this morning a consumer warning to are paents of small children to stop by will 9 small liquid deexternalent pods that can be mistaken for candy. "consumer reports" said it is no longer recommending the product because of the high rates of accident am poisoning in kids. there have been 6,000 reported

cases among children under the age of five just this year. >> children ingest the pods. they are seeing stomach upset, difficulty breathing wheezing unfortunately two children have died. >> the leading manufacturer of the pods tells abc that it taxis every incident of accident am exposure seriously and believes the defenses are previce presidentable. >> former president george hr bush is in fair condition in maine after he fell at his home in maine and break a bone in his neck. he is okay. he has a form of parkinson's disease and the hospital said it is too soon to tell when he will be released. >> this weekend you can walk for a good cause. leyla gulen has more on how to explore where you live. >> join tens of thousands of your neighborhoods this sunday at the 29th annual aids walk san francisco at golden gate park with the aids walk the

largest fundraiser raising more than $80 million for valuable local organizations serving men women and children living with hiv and aids. meet the newsroom along the route and help spread the word to the world through our lifer stream open abc7.com . good things do come in small packages, the latest installment from mar express is coming to the movie theater, with michael douglas which marvel is owned by disney. >> the only event in north america is back in the bay area the 41st midsummer mozart festival is delighting audiences through the 26th with george cleeve conducting, the must famous experimenter of mozart. check out more on abc7news.com.

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