where better to take our bus to meet voters than the colourful bus stops of the constituency?f this before? hello, folks. how are you enjoying the election so far? rubbish! exactly, yeah. good afternoon, ladies. how are you? all right. are you excited about the election? no! no? they're all the same. how many of these battle buses have you seen so far? this is the first one. they only come when they really need you, don't they? even the labour. it's pretty rock—solid, this seat, isn't it? maybe that's the problem? if that is the problem, once they know they've got a safe seat, they don't bother. do you think it would help if you saw more of the party leaders round here? yeah. what do you think of our bus? we don't see buses round here! you don't, do you? bye — bye. bring it back! bye! i sometimes feel like my mps aren't always visible enough in the community. you sound like you take quite an interest in it, is that right? yeah, definitely. because, i mean, it's affecting our future. we've had such a turbulent year for politics, haven't we, or a turbulent five years even. thank

so we had to leave our bus there.ived home about two minutes ago. we were unable to move our bus because it is part of the area of the crime scene for a so, yeah, our bus is there and we don't know how long it will be staying there for, possibly a few days. we are glad you are safe, even if your bus is there. you say you saw people being treated in the road. have you any idea of the number, how many people were affected? i counted eight. eight people? lynne and i saw eight people lying down on the pavement. some looked like they were lying on the actual road, rather than on the pavement itself, on the road itself. the problem is she was concentrating on her driving and i had a microphone in my hand so i took my attention off my guiding and i was trying to do two things at once, find out what was happening around us and then the people upstairs on the bus were all peering over the side of the bus and they saw all the people lying there. we came to a stage where a lot of the ladies on the bus and some of the children we

we were approaching london bridge with the bus and i was preparing the tourists on the bus to get their tower bridge from london bridge. as we were coming on to the bridge the driver and i noticed two taxis on the side and somebody lying on the pavement. we just assumed that perhaps the person may have been accidentally knocked over or something. as we continued along the bridge at a very slow pace, like we always do, we spotted another person lying on the pavement and we became alarmed. and then a third person and we started to think well, maybe it may have been a gang fight, because i know that area does tend to have a few gangs. then when we saw a few more people lying down and people running towards them we became concerned and eventually we had to stop the bus halfway across the bridge because the traffic had come to a stop. there were no police at the time we arrived so we are assuming a must have happened within two or three minutes prior to us arriving on the bridge. i attempted to call my 99 and the police did arrive within about five minutes after we stopped the bus. sometime

so we had to leave our bus there. our driver has now gone home and ijust bus there.ived bus there. our driver has now gone home and ijust arrived home about two minutes ago. we were unable to move our bus because it is part of the area of the crime scene for a so, yeah, our bus is there and we don't know how long it will be staying there for, possibly a few days. we are glad you are safe. you say you saw people being treated in the road. have you any idea of the number, how many people were affected 7 number, how many people were affected? i counted eight. the driver and i saw eight people lying down on the pavement. some looked like they were lying on the actual road, rather than on the pavement itself, on the road itself. the problem is the driver was concentrating on her driving and i had a microphone in my hand so i took my attention off my work and i was trained to do two things at once, find out what was happening around us and then the people u psta i rs around us and then the people upstairs on the bus were peering over the side of the bus and they saw all th

we were approaching london bridge with the bus and i was preparing the tourists on the bus to get theirt a photo of tower bridge from london bridge. as we were coming on to the bridge, the driver and i noticed two taxis on the left—hand side and someone lying on the pavement. and we just assumed that perhaps that person may have been accidentally knocked over or something. as we continued along the bridge at a slow pace, like we always do, we spotted another person lying on the pavement and we became a bit alarmed with that, and then a third person and we started to think, well, maybe it may have been a gang fight, because i know that area does have a few gangs. then when we saw a few more people lying down and people running up towards them and we were quite concerned and eventually, we had to stop the bus halfway across the bridge because the traffic had come to a stop. there were no police at the time we arrived. we are assuming it must have happened within two or three minutes prior to us arriving on the bridge. i attempted to call 999 and the police did arrive within about five min

the truck hit the bus head on smashing the driver's side window of the bus.the past half-hour. we have a crew on the way to the scene. we'll have a live report coming up. >>> they are a major line of defense for stopping terror attacks but several bay area airport screeners pleaded guilty to taking bribes. kpix 5's jackie ward reports. >> reporter: when you go through security at the airport air not allowed to bring a bottle of water but today a former security supervisor who used to work here at sfo faced federal charges for turning a blind eye at 50-pounds of cocaine went through his pri screener. this is as close to talking to joseph scott as we could. the former security cleaner at sfo pleaded guilty to receiving a bribe for a public official. the briber sentenced to four years last week. the u.s. attorney said, napier admitted he agreed to smuggle cocaine through security at sfo by paying joseph scott. napier agreed he participated in the scheme for several years and also smuggled marijuana. the big worry says kpix 5 security analyst and former fbi agent

when you were driving the bus?> all day long. my main goal was to get home to my family. >> so what are the top ten bus routes for fare evasion? the i-team found out, to see if the stations or routes are in your area, go to our nbc washington app and search for investigations. scott mcfarland, news4 i-team. >>> when you sign up to be a sheriff's deputy, you know there's a possibility your life could be in danger. for one deputy, his life was put in danger while he was off the job. fortunately, some of his colleagues came to the rescue. introducing the italian collection from subway. head in now to grab the five dollar footlong spicy italian. loaded with salami and pepperoni. for a limited time, the spicy italian footlong is just five dollars. only at subway. z2e2bz z1a2z y2e2by y1a2y introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. with speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster than most people have. and, it's

make her get out of the bus. and then do whatever he wanted to do. >> reporter: the family says the driver, ronaldo vega should never have been behind the wheel arrest aid year earlier on suspicion of child abuse but was allowed to keep his job. the charges were eventually dropped, but vega pleaded guilty to assaulting their daughter. >> they shouldn't have been an issue. he just shouldn't have been driving those kids. >> reporter: school bus drivers have to get commercial driver's license. but because the few drive across state lines many federal safety rules dude not apply. so while drivers with disqualifying medical conditions dn could drive a school bus. transportation attorney, steve gerston. >> truck drivers driving heads of lettuce or television sets actually have to meet higher safety standard than the people that drive our children on school buses. >> this driver was busted for dui in connecticut. one of two states keeping track of all drivers arrested on the job. 21 states told us no school bus drivers

. >> reporter: every day, 60 school bus drivers get into accidents. that's about 22,000 bus crashes a year, injuring thousands of students. but the problems are much worse than just traffic accidents. our cbs news investigation found a stunning lack of oversight of school bus drivers. on average, at least once a week, a driver is arrested for driving under the influence. >> i caught a big whiff of alcohol. >> reporter: or child pornography. >> and what was on that computer? >> some underaged pictures. >> reporter: or even sexually assaulting a child. >> when when i look into her eyes i can still see it. >> reporter: this new york couple, who didn't want to be identified, told us their special needs dawforts assaulted behind a church by her driver. >> he would pick her up, make her get out of the expwus do whatever he wanted her to do. >> reporter: the family said the driver, reinaldo vega, should never have been behind the wheel. he had been arrest aid year earlier on suspicion of child abuse but was allowed to keep his job. the charges were eventuall

two teachers and a bus driver on the bus. the bus will, i will say the reports i get is the bus was going too fast. it went around a curve and reached the peak of a bump in the road, a rise in the road, the bus went airborne. off the road into a ravine. and it crashed nose-down. in the same fashion that a plane might crash into the earth. and of the 39 people on the bus, 36 of them children, there were only three survivors. these three survivors were in the back of the bus and all others in the front were thrown to the front, where the engine and the front part of the bus, all the way back to behind the driver, was jammed into the fuselage i might call it of the bus itself. as that was jammed backwards, they were all thrown into that. the three survivors were in the back and the violence to them was cushions to a degree -- cushioned to a degree by those who had perished in front of them. everyone else was essentially instantly killed and these three children, these three children by the name of wilson and sadia and darin were

his jay 5 bus route will go away next week. >> you can see the bus is full. >> everyone on the bus was asking. >> reporter: jay was showing the video, and this new petition to metro's board on thursday. it approved eliminating he said it did not get enough riders to make money. jay lives in tacoma, and uses the bus to get to rockville. >> i actually gave away my car two years ago, because of the j5 bus. >> this line runs east to west. without it, riders will have to take the long way around on the red line. >> reporter: montgomery county ride on buses will pick up some of the slack. county councilman, tom hucker. >> we need more east-west service. the j5 provides that. >> reporter: metro's board did have hearings about ending the j5. wilson says working riders simply did not have the time to go, the petition is more than 170 signatures. one from a mom whose daughter takes the bus to school. >> i'm optimistic. i don't think they realize the fact it is having on people now. >> reporter: an 11th hour push to put metro's plans reverse. wusa9. >>> two words for you. free food. after talking

now back to the muni bus this wasn't the only bus i saw driving in the bike lane so it appears to be normal operating procedure for drivers but the sfmta is not very happy, in fact, the have already identified the bus driver despite he appears to put up his hand to conceal his identity nats: ambiance if you look at the barriers you can cleary see many have been run over by careless drivers. it's just a matter of time before a cyclist takes the brunt of car or bus in the wrong lane nats: ambiance remember a bike lanes are for bikes not cars and in the absence of the dedicated bike lane riders are allowed full use of the lane and you should give them at least 3 feet of space in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news (steve) our top story tonight at eleven... criminal charges filed against two men for the deadly ghost ship fire. i'm steve aveson.(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis...in for pam moore. that devastating fire six months ago ripped through a party at the oakland warehouse.. killing 36 people. tonight... derrick almena and max harris are in custody facing manslaughter charges.

said she thought she put the bus in park and stepped out but the bus was in neutral, he says that thewas shock >> she's like i can't believe this, my third day on the job. >> reporter: church van totaled and so was this smart car, suv in the path left with significant damage as well. >> wow. >> it is crazy. it could have been her house. >> reporter: many residents who slept through or the deal stunned to see footage and no one was seriously hurt. >> i just thank god it happened at the time that it did, because it is a really busy intersection and it could have been a lot, of bad accidents. >> reporter: man who was injured is expected to be okay , as for the bus driver, it is not clear exactly how long that she had been on the job, but, she has been suspended by the nta as thin investigation, continues. reporting from brooklyn, janel barrel, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> fbi is looking into terrorism as a possible motive in the stabbing of a police officer at airport in flint, michigan. the officer was stabbed in the neck, and bishop international airport, that officer is now in stable

he robbed two people before boarding the bus. officers pulled the bus over to find him, and that is when shots rang out. >> it was like watching a for a movie in my backyard. michelle: body camera footage showed officers firing back. an officer was injured, and so was a passenger in the crossfire. everybody else escaped the bus without injury. alison: just incredible, thank you. breaking in prince george's county -- a deadly shooting in district heights. the police say that a man was shot to death on pennsylvania avenue. no arrests have been made, but stay with abc seven and wjla.com for updates. breaking news from australia tonight. authorities have charged a top catholic official with multiple counts of sexual assault. this is a cardinal, who handles the vatican's finances and is a top he has denied previous allegations against him and has been ordered to appear in court by july 18. health care battle, anger over republican efforts to repeal and replace obamacare. centerstage on capitol hill today, the police arresting 40 prote

ten people on the bus were hurt. chris gordon is at the scene with new reaction and a look at the cause of this crash. >> reporter: wendy, passengers say the bus was slammed from behind. they were sent flying. some of them were hurt. it happened here at 11th and h street. at first, they didn't know what hit them. but a witness tells us he saw how >> reporter: there was a loud crash and after that, you saw a lot of people, you know, really hurt and getting off the bus. >> reporter: johnny bay said he saw the d.c. street car hit the back of the metro bus at the intersection right across the street from the store he manages. do you know who had the light? >> definitely the street car had the light, but the metro bus had stopped. and i think there was a car coming out of a parking spot here, and maybe the street car didn't see that. >> reporter: didn't see the bus had stopped? >> yeah, possibly. >> reporter: at 11:00 a.m., d.c. fire and ems crews got the emergency call reporting the accident. >> i was sitting on the back

we posted a link to the recent bus route changes in washington app. 13 metro bus. >> i can't stand. all right. get promoted, failed and repeat, pretty simple. some prince georges county schools. now, who is putting the pressure on the head of the school system? >> and her little boy wandered out of the house during a storm and it all ended tragically. her message to parents >> as you can see, carol is out there with the patomic. you guys having a good time out there. >> yes, we are. >> this is a nice day for you to come out here and say out loud. it's beautiful and they came in and sweating all day, but finally. >> you blame me earlier, and now you're singing my praises. >> that's typical. you did a great job today or you did terrible today. >> the weather was hot. and people were miserable. >> but, you know, speaking of hot, what about the five-year anniversary. >> it was at congressional. i was doing a live shot exactly this time. and it was so humid that it's time and handed me a napkin to went to wipe it off and it dissolved. it just dissolved. i was literally on camera sweating

tell us the bus slammed into several cars, those cars slammed into other vehicles and the bus hit one more car before finally coming to a stop, one witness told us the bus dragged his lexus down the street. take a look t >> i was looking for my car, and i started walking down and i saw this right here. it's just, it's crazy >> you parked there. >> how are you feeling about this >> bad, i love my car. i just got it registered about a week ago >> it's a new car? >> yeah. >> still no the accident. bus driver refused medical treatment. mega bus sent ace statement said the bus was traveling from union station to a local depot. >>> right now, clean-up continues from what was tropical storm cindy. take a look at the pictures, you can see the damage left behind after it hit the gulf coast with heavy rains and winds's now, that storm system is moving northeast, guess what direction it's moving? let's check in with gwen to see what we can expect >> it's moving right towards our area, so we really have to watch it closely. so far though, most of it stayed well to the west and you can see this wi

metro has dozens of train stations and thousands of bus stops. each one is about to see major changes. fares are increasing, hours are changing. >> increasing? people will be insane over it. tim: metro rail stations will close 30 minutes earlier during the week but stay open an hour later on the weekend. >> i think the later they stay open on the weekend, it helps people get home. tim: train and bus fares will increase roughly $.10 to $.25. >> it is not cheap for some people. it can be a big expense for people. tim: several bus lines are shutting down, such as the j5 silver spring, which hundreds of riders depend on to go to work. and metro officials say this is not about cost. this is about safety. tim barber, abc 7 news. horace: 7 on your side when you are riding rails. get alerts about metro on your phone by signing up at wjla.com /text. shaky support tonight for the senate republicans health care plan. five republicans have publicly come out against the proposal, and at least three more are said to be wavering. the congressional budget office

on the bus, a list of students an their home addresses.d unsuccessfully to ck >> it could have been bad. >> he was arrested. he pleaded guilty to statutory rape and was sentenced to probation leaving this parent demanding more be done. >> at what point do you say as a society we need a higher standard. >> there was one piece of disturbing video. the boy on the bicycle did survive. the driver stayeded on the job after the crash. now some in congress have proposed to better regulation school bus drivers and those bills all died in committee in recent years. the industry says school buses are still the safest way to transport the children to school. >> how did you do the reporting. >> we had to go state by state and go state by start. meaghan tui put in hours and hours. they said in some states with very no report of school bus drives being arrested f state police then gave us reports of school bus drivers being convicted of dii. >> like you said, you give more attention to people driving your lettuce than students. that's very, very shocking

> during hyundai rush hour a 36-year-old was killed using a city bank, he was run over by a charter bus. >> how did he fall off the bike. >> nypd is the enemy of safe cycling in new york city. >> in front of me right now. in the bike lane. >> what a hypocrite. >> what are you doing? you are a bunch of fools. >> all of my daughtery picturess pictures in the third floor. >> nypd is enemy of safe cycling in new york city. >> i am in chelsea, during moon monday rush hour, a 36-year-old investment banker was killed by using the bike share program, citibike, this is the very first fatality in history of the program, they had over 43 million successful rides. so far and counting, you can see by none of the bikes available. the man's name, dan of brooklyn heights, according to statement, he was riding a citibike on 26th street between 7th and eighth avenue, he fell to the ground, run over by rear tires of a charter bus, suffered serious injuries, witnesses said he was alive, and it looked like he was breathing, he was immediately taken to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. >> a choice

mega bus september a same time that said the bus was traveling from union station to a local depot. >> that cot you have invested out having car damminged by something like that. it could be impacking health and more. >> live in northwest with this story, tisha. >> shawn and tony we're here if these walls could talk what a store yes they would tell. c you but good for business especially businesses where adult beverages are served and folks come to unwiped like where we are tonight and it's one of the many places people come to relax amid jaw dropping headlines take a listen. >> the headlines this week alone may feel like people are stressed out. losing control and preparing to go over the edge. an pa parent road rage cas ach a motorcyclist kicks another driver's car was caught on cellphone video in california. motorcyclist apeeshz to kick the car with his leg as two vehicles are colliding and then there's giant work whor stabbed coworkner section she was using to cut a watermelon. she was taken to to jail. the high stress levels are impacting people's health. >> the stress level is h

a bus driver shot and killed inside a new jersey transit bus garage. let's go right to lauren mayk live in washington township. >> what are you hearing from police right now at the scene? >> reporter: police now are looking for the shooter who killed a male bus driver here about 1:30 this afternoon. now this is just off of busy route 42 here in washington township. in a lot now busy with investigators trying to figure out what happened. >> from sky force 10, you can see police on the scene of this new jersey tran sis bus garage. new jersey tran silt says a bus operator was shot and killed this afternoon and initial indications are it was not random. >> we didn't hear anything. we just saw a bunch of police and helicopters and didn't know anything until ten medicines ago when somebody said there was a shooting next door. >> he owns the fence business next door to the area where buzzes are housed overnight. >> it's always busy there. it's the bus depot so there's always something going on and people walking around as far as in and out. >> reporter: for n

on board that school bus, some friends and family.to pick up tracy. >> if you were two years ahead of me and i if ig yured i didn't have a chance so i kept it to myself. >> many years later, life brought them together. this guy, he has all the words. >> about 35 years ago at this bus stop, i saw you get on and i was done. when i told you about it, once we'd been dating for a little while, you said i should have said something and i didn't. i don't think at that time i was ready to say it. i don't think that you were ready to hear it. but i'm ready now. and i hope you are. tracy, would you do me the distinct honor of sharing the rest of eternity with me as my wife? >> come on! >> oh, that's so sweet. >>> that's it, that's all. thanks for joining us today, everybody. rightthisminute.com has a lot more fun stuff to check out. go on over there or catch us on the next brand new episode of "rtm." fios built its 100% fiber optic network because we knew that everyone would need faster internet. so we're introducing fios gigabit connection. it

street car had hit the back of a metro bus injuring ten passengers on the bus. >> we called our mass casualty bus, considering the number of people that were involved, and we transported them to local hospitals. >> there was a loud crash. >> reporter: johnny bay was standing outside the metro pcs store he manages and saw the accident right across the street. >> so i saw the street car coming up. and i don't think he saw the bus, because he ran streit into the back of -- straight into the back of it. and everybody on the bus goes jerking, jerking, like that. >> reporter: the metro bus passed through the intersection at 11th and h as the street car followed behind. >> do you know who had the light? >> definitely the street car had the light, but the metro bus had stopped. and i think there was a car coming out of a parking spot here and maybe the street car >> reporter: metro reports that the injuries to the passengers on the bus were minor, that we are told by ddot that there were no passengers on the street car at the time of the accident. the driver suffered minor injuries, was take

the suv was pushed 50 feet and the bus plowed into a brick wall. multiple angles. the bus driver was knocked right out of his seat, as were several passengers. five people were hurt, two critically, but everyone survived. scary sounds, too, when it comes to that video. >>> a rhode island zoo is treating a giraffe with acupuncture. animalkeepers say he received treatments similar to how humans do, with 14 needles poked in around her hips for 45 minutes at a time. they say it helps with her arthritis. just one sign of aging for the 24-year-old giraffe. she has outlived most of her generation, as giraffe life expectancy is usually just in the teens. zacari receives the special treatment every other week. >>> how about this instagram video called "dad fail." watch this father and son playing with that big giant soccer ball. >> oh! here is the slow-mo version. look at the head bounce back. the little boy only cried for about 30 seconds, according to the caption on the instagram. apparently wasn't too upset, but he went back up running again. >> and what

look at the bus going by. look at the right there, the shot from sky 7 at the huge crowd gathered in front of the convention center on the shores of the lake, ready for a massive rally. the parade is beginning to filter all the way to the convention center now. the rally is supposed to start at about 12:15. >> hearing speeches from the coaches and players. >> absolutely. s >> interesting when he said it took all 15 guys. larry, i thought, wow, he's as hum ble humble, he mentioned himself. he mentioned every guy. >> he's selfless, the most humble superstar and why the team is successful. i just want to point out one thing. if you caught the back of his cap, the quote is, i can do all things. >> oh. >> that's a bible quote. it's from philippians 4: 13, i can do all things through christ who strengthens me. he's a man of faith, deeply religious, many of the players are. it's what bonds them together and part of the selflessness that makes the warriors a special, special team. >> and the humbleness. >> yes, yes. >

the empty bus hit several parked cars before hitting a bus at the church.he driver parked early this morning and rolled out and suddenly the truck rolls forward and picked up speed. the person on the street was forced to jump out of the way. >>> mandatory evacuations are happening near a fast moving wild fire in california. residents near big bear were told to leave their homes yesterday. the fire burned nearly 1,000 acres since it broke out monday. bags of evidence is taken from a home suspected in yesterday's attack in the brussels station in belgium. police raided the man's home and announced his name but was not on a terror list in belgium after he left a suitcase full of explosives at the station. nobody was injured. it's unclear what kind of evidence was taken from the home. >>> britain's prince phillip is in the hospital being treated for an infection. it's a precautionary measure and the print is in spirits. he recently announced he would stop attending public events earlier this year. >> and they are once again rallying over critical issues for pat

a witness tweeted us video and you can see the front window of the bus is smashed to the number 24 bus crashed with that beer uc muni says there were six people on the bus including the driver. we are told everyone is awake and conscious and there were some superficial wounds but the injuries appear to be non-life- threatening. >>> also at 6:30, the senate's plan to replace obama administration might be on life support. today republicans called off plans of the vote because of the 4th of july recess. weijia jang reports on the republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare. weijia jang. >> reporter: veronica he hosted several republican senators at the white house today after that delay in the vote which really buys gop senate leaders more time to revise the bill and persuade holdouts to come around. that's exactly what we saw in the house the only difference being in the senate there's a lot less wiggle room for republican opposition which seems to be growing every day. republican senators boarded buses headed for the white house after president trump summoned them to talk about heal

the bus and delivery truck slammed into each other smashing out the front windshield of the bus. witnesses told us the bus driver honked at the truck before the crash. >> we have video aboard the bus and we'll look at that before we finalize any investigation with the police department. >> both drivers and seven bus passengers suffered injuries but are not life threatening. the crash temporarily affected service on the 24 line. it is back to normal tonight. >>> tonight law enforcement officials laying down the line for a bay area woman who has been breeding hundreds of exotic birds in her backyard. kpix5's christian ahers shows us authorities started the count down clock to comply. >>> authorities sited the woman who lives here for having hundreds of birds and they say they'll be back in a month to make sure she gets rid of all but a few dozen of them. >> i've never seen a situation with birds. this number of birds. >> 500 exotic birds from parrots to mccaws being bread and sold for thousands of dollars on craigslist. the bird farm has ruffled feathers in this neighborhood. peopl

bus --- rolled away from her. take a look --- you see the bus here moving backwards down the new york city streets. the buses driver had left the bus in rolled away. according to authorities, the bus side swiped ten cars including a church van. amazingly noone was seriously hurt. m-t-a is now investigating.... the driver has been taken off of service. it was only her third day on the job. still ahea stronger is blasting without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. a tractor trailer and a truck - colliding. the highway reopening moments ago - we are live on the scene. plus - tropical storm cindy, closing in on the gulf coast. the new tra

middletown township police say school officials called an officer when the bus driver looked inn tock indicated the driver had kids on the bus but had not left the school yet. >> being under the influence and driving young children, that's not good. >> reporter: cops say the driver struggled with breath test and was taken to have his blood drawn. >> that would be like teacher doing the same thing. you know you're responsible for young lives. you're responsible for different things. >> reporter: we're told that driver of the bus was released from custody and so far no charges are pending. police say they are waiting for the results of that blood test. lucy? >> all right, keep us posted. thank you, dave. >>> man trying to stuff a woman into a trash bag across from a hospital grabbed a lot of people's attention begun thing it did. what happened next in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood tonight may have saved that woman's life. when folks nearby saw him beating her then trying to put her in that bag, they started yelling and he left. police have not been a able to talk to the 29-year-

when police pulled the bus over, erb reacted. in the middle of the gunfire, passengers frantically running, one wounded in the crossfire. >> officer down. officer down. shot. >> reporter: an officer also shot. this body cam video shows them using cars as shields. >> this was like watching a horror movie in my backyard. >> reporter: erb then flees the bus, running at officers while shooting, eventually he was killed by police. the wounded officer and passenger have both recovered. police say erb had a long record and appeared determined not to go back to jail. tom? >> eva pilgrim with that new video tonight. eva, thank you. >>> around the world, new developments in venezuela's growing political cries. a police helicopter. you hear it there, opening fire and dropping grenades on the supreme court and interior ministry buildings. the president calling it a terrorist attack. and at the same time, this pilot posting this online, calling for a rebellion. these protests have taken at least 75 lives. >>> next, the global cyberattack reve

if you are going toward shady bus, catch the service bus. >> after service was suspended on two different stretches, stranding passengers. trying to get downtown, beasley got rerouted twice. three hours. >> got off and it's like 200 people outside. there was no shuttle bus for anyone. they made us get back on the train. we said no we'll take uber here. brianne: midday there was another one at cleveland park. a year of trashwork takes effect. on sunday riders have to pay more an average of 10 to 25 cents more a trip. there will be extra time that will be designed to give more time for preventive maintenance. >> the riders will not see a lot of that. that is the point to not get ahead of work. the issue today, the water infiltration has been ongoing issue that metro continues to tackle. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. larry: new development tonight at a preliminary hearing for a man accused of hitting two police officers and ddot worker in adams morgan wraps up in d.c. witnesses testified they yelled at mormon as he hit the people at the intersection of 18th street and columbia r

he said he would get the money from the first bus company to pay the second bus company.didn't happen. [knocking] we went to the address on the mosley invoice for the g.&l transportation a that is also listed on the maryland property site as a home that grady coowns. no one answered. then this. a civil court case from prince george's county in 2013 shows another bus company. capital tours. sued grady for more than $600 for bouncing a payment check with them. the case was dismissed for nonaction. as for the warrioriettes they pulled resources to rent the van and make a trip but the team wants their money back. >> they sacrificed a lot to go on this trip. nancy: happy ending to ducklings in distress from new mexico. a man noticed a momma duck wandering near a storm drain. he looked inside and he saw several ducklings sitting there. they rescued them and reunited them with the they were released at the rio grande. there is no word on how they got inside the drain. the momma duck is grateful. so happy to be reunited with the babies. i just, i mean you see so many of the stori

on video shows bus driver verbal ly abusing one of the students on the bus. >> unaudible. >> you cryy 12 year-old christopher wilson junior said terrifying ordeal lasted an hour, it began when driver tried to take away his cell phone. chris called his dad who rushed over to the bus stop to pick up chris and his brothers but the driver didn't stop. chris senior says he chased the bus for blocks and eventually cutting it off. >> i ran in the back of the bus, opened up emergency hatch and got my kid off. >> father says he has filed complaints before, the driver resigned shortly after being placed on administrative leave >>> updating a story we brought to you yesterday about a girl his soccer team was disqualified because league officials thought she was a boy. >> lily hernandez is eight. she said because she looked like a boy but now league officials are sounding off and saying that is not the case. tournament direction or says it was an error on her teams roster and he stand by his decision. >> i didn't disqualify file her. lets get that straight. it wasn't anything personal about her.

new video shows a terrifying shootout in a crowded maryland bus. the state's attorney says the police shooting on june 7th was justified. police say blain herb tried robbing two people before getting on this bus. when police pulled the bus over, herb reacted. >> this was like watching a horror movie in the backyard. >> that is so scary. one passenger was wounded in this shooting. an officer was also shot. eventually herb was killed by police after fleeing that bus. >>> a youtube stunt went wrong for a minnesota couple and now a 20-year-old woman will make a first court appearance today to face manslaughter charges in the death of her 22-year-old boyfriend. mona lisa perez told police that pedro lose iii wanted to make a video of her shooting a book. she said the boyfriend believed the book would stop the bullet. ruse was dead with a single gunshot wound to the chest. >> he told me about an idea and i said, don't do it. don't do it. why are you going to use a gun? why? because we want more viewers. >> perez is the mother of the couple's first child

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we cross the road to take our bus and wait on another friend and we was watching the bus coming from that direction, obviously. we see the van speeding. >> reporter: through a crowd. >> it was speeding. i was looking at the bus. i thought maybe he wants to catch the traffic light or something. suddenly he turned right into the mosque, so i was -- so then i was shocked and we were screaming and he hurt a woman, and another two nigerian guy, he drove a bus, he hit another four, five, six, seven. as soon as the guy stopped. we ran after to him and managed to get him out of the car. >> you ran up to the van and pulled the guy out. >> and i called my friend, they came running to get him out of the car. one from the other side, he pushed him from the vehicle and we get him out of the car and he's fighting with us. he was a big muscly guy. there was a police guy with a situation, they did -- >> police passed. they didn't know what was going on. >> they thought it was fight or something. and we stopped the guy and put him on the floor and people called the police. he bite me on my thumb. >>

lux bus america, said everyone on their bus is okay. they are very glad they didn't have the injuries. we know there was a nissan involved, and they were really crunched up against that media. we're hearing from our crew on the scene that this nissan is going to be there for at least another hour and then that dump truck likely as well as they are trying to get a flatbed tow truck on the scene. down to just the far left lane blocked at this point. you can't avoid this by using milipitas boulevard or 680 is wide open for an alternate as well. back to you guys. >> all right. alexis, thank you so much. thank you for joining us. i'm kristein sze. >> and i'm matt keller. >>> our top story today, the oppressive heat conditions. the bay area is seeing the hottest day of the workweek. >> that's right, and the heat has led to the deaths of two people in the south bay. they were identified as 72-year-old dennis young and 81 sets setsu jordan. both died on monday. >> santa clara county has confirmed both suffered heat-related illnesses. health off

the bus and delivery truck collided smashing out the front windshield of the bus. witnesses telling us that the bus driver honked at the truck before the crash. >> we had video on the bus and we'll look at that before we finalize any investigation with the police department. >> both drivers and seven bus passengers were taken to the hospital. all of them are expected to be okay. >>> a new ultimatum for an east bay woman who has been breeding hundreds of exotic birds in her backyard. kpix 5's christin ayers was there as law enforcement took inventory of her castro valley property. >> i have never seen a situation with birds -- this number of birds. >> reporter: 500 exotic birds from parrots to mccaws being bred in this backyard in castro valley and sold for thousands on craigslist. the bird farm has ruffled feathers in the neighborhood. people who live here are fed up with the sound, smell and the flies. >> just a real nuisance. >> reporter: the woman who owns the home and the birds looked on as a team of code enforcements officials and animal control officers cited

i would bus on the bridge. —— we left our bus.still there as we speak. john stokes, a tour guide who was out on london bridge when the attack happened last night. he said to me it is a job that he will continue to do. he absolutely loves it. he loves showing people from all over the world what london has to offer. sirens off again, very noisy and busy around here still, as you would expect. we are on the edge of the police cordon. he spoke to that point, london is a multicultural city, it is a city that attracts tourists from every corner of the globe. he says he wa nts corner of the globe. he says he wants it to continue to do that. and no surprise that the events in london overnight have attracted world attention and reaction. let's ta ke world attention and reaction. let's take you through some of the comments that have been coming through the last few hours. president trump wrote in a tweet shortly after the attack, some hours ago now, whatever the united states can do doubt about in london in the uk will be there, we are with