and body cam video publicly. we are going to show it to you. so we do want to warn you, you may find this disturbing. >> but you'll see what happened. abc news reporter danya bacchus takes you through what took place. >> los angeles police releasing dramatic video, showing the shoot-out with 28-year-old gene atkins. police first started pursuing atkins after receiving a call he shot his grandmother and kidnapped his girlfriend. for 15 minutes, they say he led them on a chase, firing at officers through his back window. >> shots fired. >> eventually he crashes into a pole outside the grocery store, jumps out the vehicle, according to lapd, firing again at officers. that's when body camera video shows the officer fire back. this officer running behind a concrete wall for cover, protecting himself from what sounds like bullets ricochetting off a nearby pole. police say in the midst of the gun battle, 27-year-old melita corrado, the assistant manager of the store was hit and killed by police gunfire. >> one of the of

concord, upper 50s and the live cam a toward the bay bridge, we are talking about low clouds and fog blocking the scene and that will be the deal for this evening was scattered low cloud cover and it should be a fairly nice evening. at this point, it should be okay. that does include the fire zone. today will be beneficial, probably the best day since the fire started in terms of temperature and relative humidity. temperatures projected to be in the 60s and then into the afternoon, the 80s and no triple digits. not much in the way of 90s and the wind will be out of the southwest. this should help push smoke out of the bay area. compared to the past few days, we should have better air quality and we cannot rule out haze as you work toward the fire zones. later on, scattered low clouds increasing throughout the evening, especially on the coast side with patches into the bay. it will be a factor this evening with these dots representing fireworks shows throughout the bay. toward san francisco, patchy clouds with blocking everything. 60s and 70s and lower 80s this afternoon was san jose,

. >>> body cam footage of an officer involved shooting faster than ever before. >>> going on his own terms. a courageous young boy gets the last word after losing his fight with cancer. his up lifting final message. >>> and the deals are primed and ready. amazon prime day kicks off. good to be with you on a monday morning. mr. trump and first lady melania arriving just moments ago ahead of that long awaited meeting as we await the helsinki arrival of vladimir putin. >> with still no agenda for the meeting it's anyone's guess what each president will walk away with. mr. trump's bashing of the eu, his slamming of the british pm, his repeated attacks on the media and his inability to take action on robert mueller's run of indictments against 12 russian hackers. and the president says this about putin ahead of their one-on-one. >> i think we could probably get along very well. somebody said are you friends or enemies, and i said it's too earlyt for russia and the unite at places to get along with. for russia and china and all these other places that's a good thing. it's not a bad thing.

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police releasing two versions of the body cam video. one version slowed down showing 37-year-old harith augustus' fatal encounter with police on chicago's south side. police are seen approaching augustus saying they believed he had a gun. police reach for augustus who pulls away and begins backing away toward the street. his shirt coming up to reveal what police say is a semiautomatic weapon near his waist. after he appears to put his hand near the gun, officers opened fire. police superintendent eddie johnson releasing the video after consulting with augustus' family and after mounting pressure. protesters taking immediately to the streets saturday where augustus was killed. clashes between police and protesters leaving four injured. superintendent johnson saying he wanted to clear up any misinformation about the shooting but not saying if he believed the shooting was justified. >> you know, these things happen in a split second and officers have to make decisions quickly. they don't have the luxury of looking at video later. >> report

police releasing this body cam much faster than other incidents. the chief explaining why. >> reporter: that's right, tom. police felt the community deserved answers relating to the incident. so in the interest of transparency, they released the footage. but this is a city on edge. tom? >> zachary, thank you. >>> staying in chicago, a woman claims a cvs store manager called police on her when she tried to redeem a coupon. the woman, who is black, took out her phone and recorded their interaction. janai norman tonight. >> she's african-american. >> reporter: a cvs manager captured on cell phone video calling 911 on a black customer trying to use a coupon. >> you can tell them her name is camilla hudson, i have i.d. and will share it. >> reporter: the manager visibly shaking while making the call. >> african-american. >> black. no, i'm not african-american. i'm black. black isn't a bad word. >> reporter: camilla hudson tells abc news she started recording shortly after she handed the coupon to another cvs manager. >> he goes, well, i can't accept thi

mark fuhrman breaks down the surprising revelation in the officer's body cam footage. judge jeanine will tell us w how things are only going to get worse for those anti-trump texting fbi lovebirds, peter strzok and lisa page. but first, trump and putin go to helsinki. that is the focus of tonight "angle." for three hours today, president donald trump and russian president vladimir putin met at a summit in helsinki. and though the meeting is now in the history books, the fallout and the political attacks have just begun. now so much of thett commentary today was devoid of even the slightest hint of context or history, so we thought we would try to rectify that tonight. following a strategy that he used effectively with xi jingping of china and kim jong un of north korea. and the president, of course, was gracious and chummy with vladimir putin today.a. president trump prefers to turn on the charm in person while using a hammer and sickle behind the scenes. but the president made his objectives clear: he was there to begin a true reset of our relationship with russia. >>

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>> repte and new dash cam video showing a tree crashing onto power lines in culpepper, virginia, narrowly missing a suv. along the north carolina coast, deadly rip currents. beach-goers in emerald isle, forming a human chain, pulling people out of the water. tragically, at least person drowning there. >> david kerley live with us tonight from pennsylvania. we see the water behind you. we know the river has crested and more rain in the forecast tonight? >> reporter: it's raining right now, david. another inch or two expected tonight. ighborhoods that hav been hit s. david? >> david kerley on the scene for us. david, thank you. >>> that dangerous flooding shut down hershey park in pennsylvania today. it was closed mopd, as well. and with the heavy rain david just mentioned, it will be closed again tomorrow. abc senior meteorologist rob marciano live there, tracking the flood warnings here in the east. the concerns in the west. rob? take it away. >> reporter: good evening, david. five days of heavy rain here in hershey and another strong push coming tonight. we've got a flash flood warning u

carlos, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> look at this video from our tower cam over the east bay hills. what do you notice? the haze and smoke in mendocino county all the way down here to the bay area. the conditions firefighters can expect over the weekend. >> that's right. let's look at the current conditions, 85 degrees. cooler, humidity up, winds gusting and they die down early tomorrow afternoon and pick back up again tomorrow night. the other challenge, look at the heat, 110 degrees both days this weekend, hot conditions are not a help especially when triple digits are expected well into next week. >> thanks very much. >>> tonight, several families are being let back into their homes near the ferguson fires, burning 46,000 acres and they lifted the evacuation orders for the subdivision but there won't be food services until next week. >> the sheriff in mendy sino just put out new evacuation orders for the river fire. it has burned 4,000 acres and destroyed a mobile home since it started just this afternoon. >> the ranch fire north of ukiah has spread to 1,000 acres now. residents

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the disturbing body cam video showing the armed suspect running from police. and today, as prosecutors were about to declare no charges, the family and their supporters took over the podium on live tv. abc's alex perez in minneapolis. >> reporter: tonight, growing fallout in minneapolis after the release of this body cam video showing the fatal police shooting of 31-year-old thurman blevins. two officers can be heard trying to get blevins to put down what police say was a loaded semiautomatic handgun. >> put your hands up. put your [ bleep ] hands up now. stop! put your [ bleep ] hands up. >> reporter: the officers involved, justin schmidt and ryan kelly, were responding to a call of shots fired. >> report of an intoxicated male walking around shooting a gun into the air. >> reporter: after the officers confronted blevins, the video shows him running away. >> stop! >> reporter: telling the suspect what they say they spotted. >> put your hands up. >> i haven't done nothing, bro. >> you got a gun [ bleep ]. >> no, i don't. >> yes, you do. >> reporter: blevins, s

>> caught red-handed on the fourth of july, how one bay area city is us to fight fireworks and dash cam video s it's working. >>> beware of tax scam in your mailbox. >>> jeff ranieri. might be july but clouds rolling in from tropical storm. changes for friday and what is next for the weekend in seven minutes. an illegal fireworks crn on the peninsula. >>> new at 11:00, bay area wide pr fireworks crackdown on the peninsula, dash cam video from san bruno police car. officers catching someone in the act. 25 $1,000 citations last night. jean elle with details. crackin don't want anybody to get hurt and want to prevent fires like this grassy area burned across the street from baseball diamonds yesterday. and spoke to woman whose home nearly burned when fireworks landed in back yard. shows officers driving up to people using illegal fireworks. $1,000 mistake. issued 25 $1,000 citations last night. even with fireworks going off all over town say cracking down is harder than it looks. >> two seconds to light a fuse and run away, and we're trying to make sure we only arrest people we know have a

to get information, you can open up our nbc washington app and search safe at home. >>> training cam is under way for the redskins. richmond.eam is down in we have more on smith and some other new faces. >> d one of training camp in ce books. whileoaches and players are getting more comrtable with alex smith, he's winning over his teammates. >> he's the leader. you can tell he is comfortable in that role. he is what we needed. >> i need to be the best i can be. i lov every day. every rep going out against the gu mixing it up. you have a better understanding and grasp of what reality is the older you get. >>> already a fan favorite, darius gice, happy to oblige. he hasn't taken the field in his first game yet. and fans have hh expectations. the team back in action at 9:45 a.m. from richmond, sherry burress, news 4 sports. >>> usa basketball is under way out in vegas. washington wizards point guard john wall is on the team. it's not hisrm perce at practice that has folks talking. check this t. let's call it a bad picture day. john wall appgently sport some extra pounds and bags under h

the city installed an eagle cam out there.t will let you, the public, everybody safely watch the bald eagles and their chicks. the birds moved in about 18 months ago. we posted a link to the eagle cam at our website, ktvu.com. just look for it on web links right there on of people will be gathering at san from this year's fourth of july fireworks show and the final touches being worked on leading up to that show. that show. >> reporter: the firefighters say they started to fight the fire with a fire last night. and they made good progress on the county fire. more on the fire fight coming up. >>> cooler temperaturestor your fourth of july forecast. we'll look at your day today and the fireworks forecast. . >>> good morning. thank you for waking up with us on this holiday. love the tie. >> we did the red, white and blue. >> and mike is looking festive as well. >> thank you very much. happy to be here with you guys. this is the fourth of july morning. we're talking about the fireworks forecast. when i first heard the forecast, th

. >>> also police body cam video putting you in the driver's seat for an intense shootout the driver firing through his own windshield. >>> we're back now with the big break that has finally led to an arrest in an infamous cold case. investigators from indiana think they solved a 1988 kidnapping and murder, thanks to the rise in personal genetic testing kits that so many americans have used to learn about their ancestry. kate snow explains. >> reporter: 8-year-old april tinsley went mng walng to a friend's house. her body found in a ditch. >> 30 years, 30 years this family waited for answers. >> reporter: retired police officer, dan camp, was one of the police officers assigned to the case. for decades he carried photos of april in his wallet. >> i would put these pictures on my dining room table and scan these pictures over and over again, thinking there might be something there that i'm missing. >> reporter: camp got the call in 1990 when tinsley's killer taunted detectives with a message scrawled on a barn. then in 2004, threatening notes found on young girls' bicycles. after all

all caught on officer body cam. >> cover me! >> i look to my left, i see zach's down. my first thought is, my friend's down, i need to go get him. >> the split-second decision. >> i'm hit! >> the bravery. >> we have one deputy down inside the apartment. all of us have been hit at least once. >> i geared up and going to try to make another attempt to get zach out. >> i need fire up here now! >> and the sacrifice. "nightline," "ambush at copper canyon" will be right back. >>> "nightline," "ambush at copper canyon" continues. good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight we'll hear from a group of officers ambushed by a mentally unstable man armed with a semiautomatic rifle. it seems so often these days body cam footage is used to scrutinize police behavior. what you're about to see is a heart-pounding, first hand testament to the dangers of wearing a badge and the loyalty of these men and women to their fellow officers as they put their lives on the line to serve and protect. here's abc's clayton sandell with another look at the ambush at copper canyon. >> reporter: it's

. >> and now we're bringing you force breathtaking views thanks tower cams. >> four different cameras on top of the tallest building west of the mississippi river. >> capture the changing beauty of the bay area. expect original coverage from kpix5 news. expect more. right now: firefighters are working to put out a in the footh >>> developing news tonight on the fire watch in the east bay right now, firefighters are working to put out a 70-acre blaze burning in the foothills north of pleasanton and east of danville. that broke out about 4:30 on bruce drive. firefighters are fighting the fire from the air and the ground. we are hearing some buildings are threatened and that some livestock in the area are being evacuated. firefighters in san jose had to work fast to keep this house fire from becoming a lot more than just that. it broke out about noon on a house on stewart avenue. it burned the yard, a car, melted siding off a neighborhood home before firefighters got turned control. there are no reports of injuries. so far they don't know how the fire started. >>> the end may be near for

a night of violent protests on chicago's south side after a man in brought the body cam just released. >>> and police officers are shot in separate incidents in the latest on the violent and deadly sunday. >>> seven minutes of terror. oxygen masks drop as a plane descends more than 26,000 feet. passengers saying they feared for their lives. >>> and frozen in time. the san diego zoo's high tech effort to save endangered and extinct animals. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from helsinki. >>> good evening. it has been a violent weekend in the united states with three police officers shot in an undercover operation gone bad in kansas city. while in chicago, police moved to calm angry crowds after a deadly shooting. details on both those stories just ahead. >>> but we begin in helsinki. capital of this nordic nation along the gulf of finland, 500 miles from moscow. president trump has arrived here ready for his face-to-face meeting with russia's vladimir putin, after leaving a trail of uncertainty and discomfort among close american allies in his

a live bald eagle cam via youtube. the camera is perched on a utility pole in milpitas. the city says eventually you'll be able to see the chick learn how to fly. there was a second chick inside of this nest but the baby eagle fell out. the lindsay wildlife refugee took the bird in and is nursing it backnightly news with lesters next. >>> tonight, july 4th security breach at the statue of liberty. the shocking sight. a protester scaling up the side, refusing to leave, in a standoff with police. tourists evacuated from one of the most iconic u.s. landmarks on america's birthday. >>> scorching fourth. raging infernos exploding in size. dangerous holiday heat for 100 million americans. we're tracking it all. >>> new images from inside the cave where a boys' soccer team is trapped. how rescuers are training them for a dangerous journey to freedom. >>> president trump narrows his supreme court candidates. who are the seven on his short list? >>> fertility clinic couples devastated after embryos were destroyed by accident. >> it's very hurtful and it's really

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. >>> daking leookritrobc 7 roof cam, the 41st san francisco marathon begins in a few minutes. we have a look at the route that winds around the city. >>> welcome back, everyone. 5:13 on this sunday morning. a cool start to the morning in san francisco. there was briz l this morning as i headed into work. what does the rest of the day look like for the city and where you live? francis will be along shortly with the full accuweather forecast. >>> we expect to learn more, soon, about the death of a woman at a bart station. bart police responded to the dublin-pleasanton station to reports of an unresponsive woman. she was just released from jail and declared dead at the scene. bart officials say the woman had a bump on her head. they did not see other signs of foul play. this follows, as you know, the death of an 18-year-old stabbed at the mcarthur bart station one week ago. >>> we are hearing from the family of a man killed at a daly city construction site. a 34-year-old husband and father. abc 7 news reporter, amanda has the story. >> reporter: the death of a construction worker

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daniel nottingham has the video. >> reporter: police dash cam video captured the shootout between thesuspect, jean atkins, after he crashed into a pole outside a trader joe's. >> reporter: >> reporter: another angle from police wearing body cameras shows those officers firing back eight rounds at the suspect as he runs inside. he was hit the left arm. it was in those moments that store manager, nelly corrado was hit by one of the rounds fired by officers. >> it was a through and through wound to her left arm that moved into her body. as chief of police, i am sorry for the loss. >> police chief michael moore said that his officers had to make a split-second decision to defend themselves. he ran back inside and collapse. when she was brought out to be treated by paramedics, it was too late. >> i recognize how they will forever go through debating whether that was what they had to do. >> the gunman continued to fire from inside the store at officers. you can hear the bullets hitting the wall that they were using as cover. dozens of customers and employees were held hostage for hours. tho

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>> both of the officers you hear and see in the body cam have been put on administrative leave. police department saying as soon as they learned about the incident, they opened up an internal investigation. the investigation join going. the police chief saying he's appalled that any law enforcement officer would trivialize the decision-making process of something as important as the arrest of a person. as you mentioned it was back in april that sara webb was driving. she was speeding down a road when she was pulled over. it was officer kourtney brown who initiated the traffic stop. listen to what's revealed on her body cam to get some more color about their initial exchange. >> you think driving that fast on a wet road is a smart idea just because you're late for work instead of calling and saying you're late for work, you would rather risk people's lives? >> i'm sorry. >> after that tense exchange officer brown returned to her patrol car and then the debate began with one of her colleagues. officer christy wilson. that debate to arrest or release. the driver, the decision hingi

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i also want to point out the audio in this cam footage is very clear.r and over hands up. you can hear them begging for him to stop. you can actually hear blevins saying leave me alone, don't shoot, don't shoot. but at the same time when you watch the highlighted portions of this video, it looks like the weapon is pointed back toward officers. something else that we learned today, they apparently said they found a shell casing near his body that came from his gun. so not sure if this was fired during this chase. maybe it was fired after he fell. but the point is that weapon did apparently discharge. if you think about this, did that chase last 30 or 35 seconds? the entire time you could hear the instructions from the officers to please stop, to put your hand up. they very direct with their calls for hmm to stop running. then you will also see that weapon pointed back toward officers. there is a planned protest for tomorrow. wondering how the community will react in terms of this because at first when they heard about the shooting they were angry and ver

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seated to the left of the sax. >> thanks, cam. joining us again world news editor for axios.ave, good to see you again the nato summit is to u.s. allie, germany and the uk, find their nations very much in flux, excuse me. do you think trump is going to use that as leverage against them in his talks? >> he can try. i think the more he insults these leaders, though, probably the better they look among their domestic population, trump's popularity in germany is non-existent. angela merkel is coming out of the other side that seemed likely to collapse her leadership. she might only be strengthened by a showdown with trump here. it's a little more awkward for teresa may, she has as to host trump in a few days in the uk. she is probably hoping he keeps his arrows aimed at angela merkel and she can squeak by and have as undramatic a summit as possible in the uk. >> dave, that last big summit the g7, a few moments ago, we saw justin trudeau arriving in brussels. we saw how that ended and last year's nato summit went in brussels as well him help us how this is epitomizeing or shaping

listen to officer brown's body cam and the color it gives from this initial exchange. >> okay.t on the wet road is smart idea just because you are late for work instead of calling and saying you're running late for work you would rather risk people's lives? >> i'm sorry. >> after that tense exchange officer brown returned to her patrol car and had this shocking debate with her colleague, fellow officer kristy wilson and there you have the debate to arrest or release sarah web hinging on the toss of a virtual coin. when you listen to the exchange earlier the coin lands on tails which they had agreed meant they released the driver they arrested her anyway when prosecutors say the body cam video they dismissed the charges immediately. >> all right. kayleigh hair kung we appreciate it. thank you we'll be right back. but first cnn's original series the history of comedy is back with an all new season. here is a preview. >> chemistry is the main special sauce in comedy team. >> there is one guy out of control and one guy trying to fake come down. >> the theme of sex in comedy is ther

bending to public pressure, police released body cam footage of the fatal encounter on sunday.e video, officers fired their weapons after 37-year-old harith augustus appears to put his hands near his gun. more protests are planned for today. >>> a terrifying scene on a new mexico highway. three people were killed and dozens of others injured after a tour bus crash. witnesses say the bus driver tried to avoid hitting a disabled vehicle but lost control, and the bus rolled over. it was then sideswiped by a semi-truck. emergency crews had to remove several passengers trapped on that bus. authorities say injuries the head, and internal injuries. >>> budget airline ryanair is apologizing for the terrifying moments on a flight from ireland to croatia. a drop in cabin pressure forced the plane to make an emergency landing in germany late friday. oxygen masks came down and the plane descended nearly 30,000 feet in just ten minutes. many passengers say the flight crew didn't tell them what was wrong. some of the 189 travelers suffered bleeding from the ears, mouths and noses. 33 had to

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