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the night, arica. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. ama: tonight, fears calls for freeway cameras. a five-year-old hey tonight we take a look at the steps freeway in fremont. ama: no arrests have been made. lauren martinez is looking at the push to shore up freeway safety. reporter: three days after the deadly freeway shooting, a five-year-old. chp investigators shut it down for hours looking for evidence relating to the shooting which happened near fremont. >> our freeways have become shooting grounds. that has to stop. reporter: for years, dan romero has advocated for freeway cameras. with several mayors support, contra costa county received federal funding to install a freeway security network along interstate 80 and highway four. now the hope is that other counties can get cameras. governor newsom announced funding for a pilot program to add more cameras on freeways across the state. >> got the money in 2017. i never imagine that six years later, i would be back on tv talking about this regularly. reporter: contra

also blazing hot during the day and freezing cold at night officials in the nearby border town of arica have declared a migration emergency and have vowed to provide resources for them. >>> >> the state department has announced new sanctions against both iran and russia over their continued detention of u.s. citizens the action specifically targets russia's federal security service fsb and the intelligence wing of iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps. let's go to london where raf sanchez is following the story for us raf, good morning. what is the u.s. hoping to achieve with the latest sanctions? >> frances, good morning the state department says the gel of the sanctions is to pressure both russia and iran into releasing current u.s. hostages, but also to deter them from taking future ones. in both cases, these sanctions aimed at the security agencies which the u.s. says are responsible for targeting, arresting, and then imprisoning these americans to use them as diplomatic pawns i want to read you just a little bit of the statement from u.s. secretary of state antony blinken yester

if we hand it wisely and show some successes, our response could become an inflection point where arica starts to relearn how to talk with one another and solve problems or come -- solve problems." in nashville, a gun owner. caller: i live in the beautiful state of tennessee, i live in nashville. i am a gun owner. i am a responsible one. i believe it doesn't really depend on if you are a gun owner or not, we do have a common ground this is wrong. these mass shootings are wrong. if we can find some compassion, things have got to change. we need background checks. we need all of that. for us to come together and saying how are we going to change that and take little steps, there is going to be a change because we can all agree on that. host: from the wall street journal this morning about the fallout in the tennessee legislature after the shootings in the protests on t floor in the tennessee house, tennessee's republican led house of representatives moveto expelled to democrats last week, resulted in a surprise. it gave the due out the biggest platform of their careers. the two democrats,