remained on the car. that car was left off of display for several years out of sensitivity for the tragedy associated with it. it has been on displaces the late 1970's. these are some of the first rings people see when they come in because they are the first things people are looking for. they know they are here and want to see them. i have fun seeing people pose for pictures with the cars. they always pose with the sun sign special -- sunshine special and the kennedy car. on the anniversary of the assassination, we move it closer to the entrance. it was one of the most remarkable days in my professional career seeing people lined up out the door waiting for an hour or more to spend a few minutes with that car. they left flowers, cards, notes. it shows how these are tangible links to our own memories and personal experiences. i think that is what makes these cars so special. announcer: you can watch this and other american artifacts programs by visiting our website . announcer: c-span, where history unfol

kennedy car. that represents two worlds of presidential transport. you have what starts as a modified lincoln, but beyond that just a car you could buy from any dealer. after the assassination it is completely rebuilt with titanium planing, filters for gas attacks, still plating underneath. really a car that represents a changing moment where we really have to start thinking about protection for our president. it is surprising that it took that long and something that tragic to make that realization happened. of course, president lincoln had been assassinated in the 1860's. it seems for a time which is thought people would not harm the president. it couldn't happen again. unfortunately, it did several times, even before president kennedy was assassinated. i do also like the sunshine special because it is so associated with president roosevelt and so perfect for his sunny optimism during the darkest years of the depression. the love that car very much. he enjoyed writing it and insisted on the top

and also this is for any a newer use the car. and also this is forany car a newer use the car.k people need to do their homework on both sides, really, because we recommend that people haggle, and they haggle quite hard. you have to take that into consideration, but also your trade—in is often worth at least £2000. if an average family car is around seven yea rs £2000. if an average family car is around seven years old, it would be worth more like £5,000. so you need to do your homework. and clearly some people will benefit if they have ca rs some people will benefit if they have cars older than that in worth a lot less. how does this compare with what we have heard from the other manufacturers? a slight differences. some of the manufacturers, bmw and mercedes, are focused on swapping ca rs mercedes, are focused on swapping cars the low emission ones. ford and vauxhall are focusing on different ones. they all have the same aim and an offer ofa ones. they all have the same aim and an offer of a discount at the end of it. now, i started this by saying it is all about it. now, i s

a new car. car that might be up to £20,000. which it has to be. they are not offering it on the lowest priced vehicles. that is likely to force people on to pay monthly schemes where they pay... signed a three—year contract and pay off the depreciation of the vehicle's value. and then there is a balloon. thank you. exactly three months ago, a suicide bomber blew himself up at the end of an ariana grande concert in the manchester arena. 22 people were killed, and more than 50 were injured. since then, the nhs has been offering therapy to those who have suffered mental and physical trauma. one of those who died was 29—year—old martyn hett. his mother figen murray has been talking to graham satchell, about why she can never return to life as it was before the attack. the tears are never far away, really. suddenly you catch yourself thinking, oh my gosh, martyn would have loved this. or, it's a shame he isn't there. we are in st anne's square in the centre of manchester. it became the focus of remem

a traditional car has around 30,000.kes it simpler to build and less likely to suffer supply chain disruption. when he spoke to the bbc last year, tesla boss elon musk predicted his company would transform the world of transport. i think all transport, with the exception of rockets, will go fully electric. that's why i see the value of tesla as an accelerant, as a ca ta lyst of tesla as an accelerant, as a catalyst in that transition. i think tesla, maybe, when one looks back on it from a historical perspective, it might accelerate that transition by a decade, maybe more. i say he has cast a spell over wall street and investors. they were bigger than ford and ge at one point, but when you look at the numbers, it is incredible. these numbers, it is incredible. these numbers that came out overnight show us numbers that came out overnight show us they run the right track. that is right. there has been doubts in terms of delivery which has delayed things in past years. and now, model three, the first handover was last week,

he hit -- a parked car, which then hit another parked car. the chain reaction of cars caused a lot more carnage to people. >> people let the car in because they thought it was a cop car? >> um, there were some witnesses. after it happened, we had a time we were taking to each other, look at other people's video footage. trying to get the whole story of what happened. and -- we had some witnesses that were up at the front of the street where the car entered. saying that -- it was coming in slow, they thought it was a cop car because it had all tinted windows. they didn't see a license plate on the front of the car. so they kind of let it through. it was going slow. then it slammed on the gas. >> how fast do you think the driver was going at that point? and he did stop, back up, and ram the crowd again, correct? >> yes. i mean, i would say he was going at least 30 miles per hour, if not faster than that. and then, when he backed up, i know he ran over another couple of people as he was backing up to get out of there. another interesting piece,

a car did stop. we're working to get you more information about the driver and the accident. >>> in downtown durham, north carolina, protesters knocked down a confederate statue in the latest sign of erupting tensions following a deadly weekend of hate. >> it stood near the old courthouse and dedicated in 1924 after the years the statue be removed. >>> the man that was behind the wheel of a vehicle ta crashed understands the charges against him. among them are hit-and-run. he drove a car that ran through the crowd in charlottesville this weekend. one of his high school teachers said his white supremacist sympathies were well known in high school. he remains in jail with no bond and a court-appointed attorney. while some are using social media to voice their anger over the violence, oh others are using it to exact their form of justice. members of a bucks county community hit the streets last night to rise up against hate and violence. in newtown there was a walk and vigil in response. the organizers

the cars. and there's some damage where we can look underneath and do a thorough examination and document any other damage we can identify. >> i know you can't speculate, but it appears not only here but in new york several trainen accidents in the last couple years all appear to be caused by speed. what would you say to train engineers who may be listening about your concerns about speed on the rails, which appear to be the cause of many of these cr h crashes. >> we're focusing right now on this investigation. right now, we're collecting all the evidence we can. make sure we don't lose any parishable evidence right now. speed would be speculating, and i can't say that was a factor right now or not. once we get back to d.c. headquarters, we do a a full system comparison with others to see if we can identify trends. ien wouldn't say speed was a factor. >> this car that was struck, was that out of place or been there? >> right now, we're still collecting records. it was stationed there and parked

at first a half a million cars is about one out of 500 cars on the road in the united states.t's a very large number we look at this as kind of like mother nature's cash for clunkers people are going to get checks this is a wealth transfer from the insurance company to car dealers to auto companies. a half a million cars at 35,000 bucks a car, which is the average transaction price, that's over $18 billion worth of cars it is a one off to your point. but that could bring in 3, maybe 4 billion of incremental pre-tax profit to the industry, so you've probably seen that performance reflected in the last day or so so, again, the it's a one off. but it can stimulate demand. after the disruption in august, it creates tightness in the rental car market. even if your car wasn't totalled, auction houses are going to say any car in those counties you know, let's avoid this so just the phantom thought of it being affected can create tightness and it could last for months could help for a few months by as much a million units or more. who knows, but then there could be an air pocket after

let's move on cars.thing about their emissions, but a lot of people saying they are not doing enough? people are comparing it to nokia. remember the phone company that dominated the market and was virtually annihilated by the iphone and new developments. it was the leading company. mobile phones, everybody wanted a new one every six months every year, every two years and it couldn't keep up and was overtaken by technology. some said the german car industry is like that. they backed the wrong horse, they went green by backing diesel and then they fiddled the tests to make it look greener and 110w tests to make it look greener and now they have talks with the government out they will crack that. and the new cars we were talking about our electric cards or hybrids. bmw is heavily, all its products will have a electric elements within them? which is why i think the analogy is wrong, cars last longer and they have put a lot of money and research into this and they will have time. people are still buying petro

bunch of m cars.up to response tour the even as well. corvette there and escalade and all kinds of fun toys. >> you mentioned if you want to come down as spectator it's ten bucks. pay cash at the gate. >> exactly. >> check out the cool cars. i love to do. >> absolutely. >> adam you mentioned cadillac. this is a cadillac. this is one much your baby. >> it is. >> were do we to this i know this car. and to me this was always kind of like the family man's dream. still have that high output engine in there but room for car seat, too. >> that's exactly the reason i bought this car. i've always really loved the ctv's it's four door car but usually you have some type of chevrolet performance underneath the hood and in this case we have the lt4 super charged engine from the new zo6 from chevrolet and it's in a four door, um, family mobile, you know, as many of you know or don't know i recently had a son last year. >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. and it has helped me persuade the wife to get race ca

>> it's a car wash. it's just a wash. >> no!ad. >> we're going through. [ crying ] >> no. i may have spoken too soon. obviously very conflicted. >> the best part of the video comes right at the end. a bit intense. hoare brother's been there for her so he asks, do you want to do that again sometime? >> yeah. >> like, no big deal. >> car's clean. what about your diaper? [ laughter ] >> now the only adorable video. these two right here posted to youtube. apparently shot by grandma. >> 2-year-old twins. brother and sister. i think the sister had a little spidey sense tingling and asking -- >> are you -- teeny-tiny little voice. >> what's the matter? >> not really talking. just kind of doc rivers take a moment. sit down. think about things. but sister's like, you know what, buddy? i feel you. sits down next to him. share as space. everything's going to be okay and puts a little reassuring on. >> oh! >> rubs his back. he's like, ah, thanks. puts an arm back, too. a little cuddle moment, and you know -- i feel like we all need a group

a home is redtagged after a car crashed into it.etails on who else police could be looking for in conncection to this crash. a look at your forecast after the break. and here's a live look outside...san mateo we're coming up on 4-30... here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning... firefighters have contained a wildfire burning in the oakland hills. at last check the fire burned 20 acres, but this morning we are told that it is out. this is burning near girzzly peak boulevard. no homes have been damaged. firefighters will remain on scene looking for hot spots as the hot weather continues. (tiffany) a high speed chase ends when officers open fire killing an armed robbery suspect. it happened in richmond just before 5:30 last night. the chase started in vallejo. police say vallejo officers followed the suspect, who exited interstate- 80 at richmond parkway. the suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. his identity has not been released.( james ) we are learning new details about that near collision at s-f-o last mo

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>> squad cars.engines, police -- police coming, helicopters. >> reporter: mile north on the boulevard the car thief stopped behind that firehouse recent leased the little boy still in his car seat and took off again. family members arrived a to console the little guy and all points bulletin went ought for the honda accord. less than 90 minutes philly philly highway patrol officers stop the vehicle on the 6800 block of torresdale avenue with this man behind the wheel. he was held at the scene until dad could be brought here and, well, as you can see for yourself, he identified the car thief and his car. happy end to go what could have been a tragic loss of life. less than three hours after the child has been abducted the child is safe back with his family. no injuries have been reported. >> reporter: now our bad guy certainly face charges of vehicle theft. it's not clear whether he'll also face abduction charges. that's still to be decided. mom little aaron's mom was of course at the firehouse as wel

good down to pick up in the car next to the car and then back out of this completely printed out. we pick it up and what. somebody knew the marks coming before the march could get under way a persistent fancy but i don't think races some races mansion to pick up he ran to the back of the line of cars people were pinned in between cars people on the ground planted on the ground we've got to have my car repairs. but out here we traded windows you cannot see that it. really was but all been for from the libertarian national committee. i think that the level of violence is catching people off guard but the presence of violence i don't think is going to be a surprise to anyone who's been watching that kind of damaging ideologies that are taking hold of the left and on the and the right and what we're seeing here is an explosion of that kind of damaging ideology these violent ideologies that have really taken over both the left and the right now american politics the libertarian party has had his disagreements with the with the left on the right in the past but we've all been able to ag

they will offer incentives to car owners -- for car owners are traded vehicles more than 10 years oldit is not just dirty diesels but collusion allegedly among carmakers. daniel: some regulators hate anti-competitive activity. it seems consumers just don't care. the accusations are german car firms met in secret to ordinate sidechains and costs. lawyers from san francisco and new jersey filed class-action lawsuits against companies. the average american motorist hasn't even heard of the latest scandal. >> americans are big fans of german cars. the u.s. is the second-largest largest buyer of german cars worldwide. many in germany are now shocked at some of the most respected brands in the automotive business may have been cheating consumers. when we asked buyers of german cars here thing you knew about the scandal we got one answer. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no, i have not. >> no. >> unlike the dieselgate scandal, these may be too abstract. >> i haven't heard any reaction from customers. the only thing i know about it is by reading about some of it in the press. it has been a non-factor

who road the cable cars. of the audit they road 30 times and were only asked to pay their fare about half of the time. we talked to an auditor this morning and he said when it's packed it's tough to get to everybody. >> there's people who know how to get on board without you getting to them. you have to be safe first. you have to be in your position to put the brake on and to take care of that aspect of the cable car. so you're going to miss some. >> the audit also found that the cash fare system on the cable cars makes it vulnerable to fraud and theft. two cable car operators were charged with embezzlement earlier this year. the audit recommends the cable cars switch to a cash free system or if that's not possible at least install fare boxes and require passengers to pass through them. >> one of the unique attributes of the cable cars is that they're completely unpowered and getting up those hills using a cable under the ground. there's no power going into the vehicle so there's no power going out to power a

the car was driven too fast. the driver had been drinking. lost control of that car. down the ramp at the end and that was our conclusions. >> did you find any indication whatsoever, that princess and dod i were murdered? >> no. no evidence whatsoever. >> no evidence of murder or any involvement by mi5, mi6 or the royal family. >> what about reports that the princess was pregnant? >> those were totally disproved by her closest friends. of course we brought the car back from paris. analyzed the blood by the latest techniques at that time and found out she was not pregnant. >> what is the truth behind the reports that dodi had bought diana is ring that day in pair snis. >> he may well of done that. but we don't know what he was going to do with that ring and neither does anyone else. >> stephens also investigates the role of the paparazzi. >> they followed them around, obviously. but we didn't know how close they were up to the car. whether they actually played a part in the deaths of the people in that car. it is difficult to say. >> it would be speculation? >> it woul

these cars are hot. dude gets out of his car, walking around the back. uh-oh. >> oh, no!at's not the rumble you want to see. >> no. this is not the kind of hot we're talking about. the car is too hot under the back engine cover. you can see flames starting to lick out. then the passenger gets out of the car just as you see that fire spread quickly right into the cabin of this lamborghini. >> you see what happened to ferraris and lambos overseas. they overheat very quickly. >> no word as to what caused this fire to start. thankfully firefighters were called and just moments later they get there and go to work. but but that time, this lamborghini was marshmallowed. >>> let's head over to a popular home improvement store. they're known to say you can do it, we can help. good thing they stayed out of it this time. looks like an suv here in the parking lot is smoking too much. >> is there reggae music coming from inside? >> i like to see nobody tried anything here. nobody went up and opened the door. what do you know about fire? as soon as you let it breathe, it spreads faster

, a black car and possibly a third car were driving south on meridian when the vehicles made contact. the white car hit a man waiting at a bus stop and a tree before stopping. police say the driver and the man at the bus stop were taken to the hospital. the pedestrian has life-threatening injuries. people who live here say collisions are common here. >> i don't know how they're going to stop it. people are in too big of a hurry. >> failure to stop has caused every one that i'm aware of. >> reporter: mike says he has a brickyard around his front yard to keep cars out of it. >> the prior owner built the wall because of cars in the yard. we have twice had this wall damaged severely muff that it cost us over $15,000 each time to replace the wall. >> reporter: this time the car landed across the street after hitting a man who was waiting for a bus. police say the man who was hit at the bus stop has life-threatening injuries. the driver of the white car is expected to be okay. the driver of the black car has been here since this accident happened. talking with police. police say no arrests

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gloves on his hands from doing the car burglaries.ecause ripping people's stuff off and run from the cops. >> reporter: teenager car theft is a trend they've tried to fight as it spiked over last 18 months. but the sheriff said law enforcement can't fight the problem alone >> this is not on us. the families, the caregivers, parents, where are these 14 and 15-year-olds 4:00 in the morning? parents know where they are? somebody needs to start taking control. >> reporter: kelly cowan. fox news. >>> in wilmington, a woman turned herself in after her boss caught her using the company car to pay for her wedding. police say 42-year-old patricia nicholas lon dehad access to the bank accounts and she served as the treasurer. the presiden noticed unusual activist and alerted police, more than $60,000 later a felony. >>> a celebration in south philly for jamaica's 55th year of independence. people of all ages came out for the all day event. colorful tents and dancers lined the three-block party. gets enjoyed jamaican specialties like chicken and

they had more interest in technology so maybe if you can take cars down that route, you can take carsyou can take cars down that route, you can win them over. in that sense, although a lot of the a nalysts a re sense, although a lot of the analysts are expecting toyota is probably going to report a fall in profits, but that is down to them spending more on research and developing the tax side of things, it sounds like that is no bad thing. absolutely, and if you look at the sales side and the revenue, is expected to be better, volume sellers are doing quite well. a lot of it is on expenditure. an electric vehicles, going straight to hydrogen. autonomy, ai, they are looking into a lot of technologies. they seem to be in a bit of that niche position with self driving ca rs. niche position with self driving cars. you think that was a misjudgement? i think it was because there was a lot of support from the japanese covenant, so the carmakers got support to get into hydrogen and it is very niche, as you say, there isa it is very niche, as you say, there is a lot of infrastructure. it is a

he expected to be and he was. >> a car hit two other cars and then sped away. >> reporter: the injuries were disturbing. >> the other guy had a serious head injury and was bleeding out of his arm really bad. we worked on him a little bit till the ems got there. >> reporter: one died and 19 injured. worst of the violence to spring from an alt-right protest opposing the removal of a confederate statue here. other protesters showed up in opposition to those supporting the statue. locals are troubled this has come to this town described by many as an atmosphere of liberalness. joshua thomas says it's part of what's up here. >> it's part of the issue of racism and those with privilege and power not wanting to relinquish the power. in order for one group to become more equal, one group will have to relinquish some of their power and privilege. i think we're seeing that it's a great opposition to want to give up their power they have and they'll drive cars through children and women and fathers and mothers. >> this is just silliness and stupid. i think that it's not doing anything but both sid

they are also accepting petrol cars, but cars registered before 2010.all those manufacturers coming together trying to do something about the clean air issue and moving towards electric, towards hybrid. just a month ago we reported the uk government said by 2040 we would be looking towards all new hybrid and electric cars, no more petrol or diesel. full details on the website. you're watching business live. our top story — south korea and us began talks on possible revisions to a five—year—old free trade agreement, as the us administration seeks to follow through on president trump's pledge to cut deficits with trading partners. there is a big trade deficit. america importing more from south korea than it sells. president trump does not like that. a quick look at how markets are faring. not a huge amount of movement. the ftse and the dax up about half percent. lots of investors waiting to see what happen? towards the end of the week, waiting to hear from the central bankers. she believes will not get any big headlines. we will not get any big headlines.

police tell us the dad left the car running and the child also inside in his car seat and ran into there. listen to how police describe what happened next. >> the 30-year-old father was able to witness the theft of the vehicle. he ran out and started banging on the hood of the vehicle telling the thief that his son was in the backseat. the thief sped off. >> we have a description of the car that police are looking for. there's some unrelated damage, but it might help people spot this car. if it you see it on the left driver's side of the front of the honda

his car then reportedly hit another car... driven by a 48 year old woman, she later died at the hospital. the victim has been identified as cynthia clay... last night, a vigil was held for her near the crash. hundreds of people gathered to pay their respects.. her husband of twenty- five years says, he hopes everyone takes something from this tragedy, so it does not happen to another family. (grant)police have released a sketch of a man they say... tried to kidnap a teen in concord.... they also sent a photograph of a car similar to the one the suspect was driving. it happened on the afternoon of july 6th.... on laguna street near ellis streeta 16- year old girl was walking alone, when a man in a car drove by... parked.. got out of his car.. and grabbed her. the girl was able to fight the man off - and run awway.if you have any information... you're asked to contact concord police. ((pam)) the family of a bay area artist... killed while painting an anti- violence mural in oakland... is suing immigration and customs enforcement

on this day, he got into the car to drive, wasn't familiar with the cars and pedals. there you have it. >> panicked. >> nearly killed someone. >> he could be charged with dangerous driving. >> the girl in this next video is a new driver and is in the middle of taking her driving test. >> you are kidding me? >> you can't get too cocky learning how to drive. she really is in the middle of her test? >> yeah. >> after she feels like she nailed each task, she goes into celebration mode. >> there's no tester in the car, they analyze the camera instead? >> that's the thing. they were watching her the whole time. she was like, i got my license. did it. they were like, no, your hands are supposed to be on the steering wheel the entire time. so they failed her. >> did they dance to the response? get it? >> no. ♪ >> zoe has had a great idea. >> i will be recreating my old photos from my childhood. i'm a little nervous, i'm not going to lie. some of these photos i look insane. >> adorable and cute right here, looking like little snow white. in this case, she goes to a merry-go-ro

by a car. who were in the streets, in the area at the time, were rushing to be by those people's sides before they were able to get some medical attention. right now, virginia state police is saying through social media that there were multiple injuries, but he said that he watched as the car plowed into the people and then actually pulled away. right now, where i am standing, there are police barricades, a very active scene. you can actually hear the state police chopper overhead from where i am, but right now, just witnesses on the street, they're trying to clear as many people out of

the convertible car was involved. it is the middle of three cars that were involved. another silver car came up from behind on water street have their headed in a southerly direction at a high rate of speed. rear-ended the car which then rear-ended a minivan in front of it. then, the car which made the initial impact backed away from the accident scene at a high rate of speed. running over several pedestrians. as many as six victims. the police told me they would not quantify the number of victims, only that it was multiple and the injuries range from life-threatening to very minor. apparently, the car which did the initial ramming has been taken into police custody. was found in another part of town. there say nothing about the driver who was in the car and what the motivation was. they will not characterize it as an intentional ramming, but eyewitnesses who sought are characterizing it that way. >> kelly: thank you. there were reports initially that it wasn't intentional. now where hearing there might be some variance there. we'll wait for an update. >> let me add o

to the car in the car and back out of this completely drifted out completely creeping up almost. like. somebody knew the darkness coming before the march could get under way of resistance the fancy but let me racist some racist mansion to pick up he ran to the back of the line a part of the people were pinned in between cars people on the ground blood on the ground who got out of. the car repairs. but out here we traded windows you cannot see it. but to all the inboard from the libertarian national committee. i think you love whole of. the following is a severe thunderstorm watch announcement from the national weather service the national weather service has issued severe thunderstorm watch member for forty eight affected and eleven pm this watching clude the following marine location chesapeake bay north island maryland remember a severe thunderstorm watch means the conditions are favorable for the development of severe weather including large hail and damaging winds and close to the white area while severe weather means eminent persons should remain alert for rapidly changing w

toward the car. the girl kicked and punched him and the man let her go. he is described as latino, 5 feet 8 inches tall driving a four door gold or beige sedan similar to a 2000 buick lesabre. >>>the investigation into possible links between the trump campaign and russia appears to be expanding. >> a grand jury has been impacted now in the -- impaneled now in the investigation and that means the president and others could spend months under a microscope. reporter: good morning. this move doesn't necessarily mean that we're going to see criminal charges, although that's certainly a possibilities. what it almost -- possibility. what it almost certainly means is that this is something we're going to be talking about for months. president trump basking in the embrace of supporters in west virginia but also reacting to the latest developments into the investigation between possible ties between his campaign and russia. >> we didn't win because of russia. we won because of you. that i can tell you. reporte

other cars.nd these people by the hundreds they were there in order to match the white nationalists who have come to charlottesville for this so-called unite the right rally. some members of alt-right groups, some outright racist, anti-semitic individuals coming there with hail hitler signs. and others waving confederate flags. others say they're not white nationalists but there as part of the unite the right protest. because they were in town we've seen hundreds of counterprotesters flocking to charlottesville, liberal groups, left leaning individuals, folks who want to speak out. some who identify as antifascist. that's the protest that this car drove into last hour, those victims now are at local hospitals. >> yeah, this was said to be the largest hate gathering of its kind in decades in the u.s., according to the southern poverty law center. up to 6,000 people headed to that rally this afternoon. it was supposed to start at about noon near a statue of confederate general robert e. lee. the ci

i think because it was suspicious, right, because the car -- the front of the car was all smashed up.hey had the helicopter overhead. yeah, we're on it quickly take me to where this is happening. by the time i got back like brennan said, you know, the response was in full swing. >> yeah. chris, i was watching the protest in emancipation park from a safe distance. how do you describe what that experience was like? >> i mean, look, it's shocking to see this kind of disgusting hatred on the streets of a town as beautiful as charlottesville. and there was an attempt to separate the crowds but it got violent very quickly. so yeah, certainly i agree with the decision to declare a state of emergency and try to shut it down. just it's a terrible thing we're witnessing. >> where do you both anticipate today going from here? when protesters and counterprotesters have been separated but when as you both just witnessed such a horrific act of violence as that car plowed through the streets. >> well, the sentiments certainly expressed by those, that you probably heard when you were observing those

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. >>> and the couple stealing a car. you can see their excitement when the car suddenly shuts down. the doors lock on their own. they have been caught. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night, and we begin tonight with the horrific scene playing out in barcelona in an historic shopping district where many tourists visit. a driver jumping the curb and his van barrelling through the crowd. children believed to be among the victims tonight. so many images we cannot show here. the death toll, more than a dozen people dead, can the authorities warning that could go higher. more than 100 injured at this hour, and here's the van afterwards. it was going at speeds up to 50 miles per hour. one suspect dead, two in custody, and the urgent manhunt for others. abc's james longman leading us off from barcelona. [ sirens ] >> reporter: tonight, a trail of in the heart of barcelona. the dead and injured lining the streets. first responders racing to the scene. around 5:30 afternoon local time, police say this white van jumped onto a packed city sidew

this is the smallest car of the ones we are testing. is 29 cubic feet, in the middle of our range. a family on a trip might have trouble fitting everything in. there are other cars that are more powerful that look more distinct, but it is also really affordable, and audi is the sweet spot. so how did it add up? the immediate response made me feel in control. the horsepower was a little weaker at 252, and the 22 miles per gallon means this is in the middle of the road. looks-wise it was a bit conservative. it is the smallest of the three, but with a sleek interior. the pricing is the best at $41,000. now this is the bmw x5 hybrid. that means it gets 56 miles per gallon combined between the electric motor and conventional engine. this car starts at $62,000, right in the middle of our group. the electric motor and the engine switch off depending on what drive mode, how fast you were going. what you won't find out from the website is how big this car feels when you sit in it. it is a nice balance. the interior is not as futuristic, it is no

gerhart: fixing the current cars is a good point.alls are being discussed but there is a big disappointment about what kind of fixes. daniel: that's right. hardware versus software. it's a wild west end off between environmentalist and carmakers. the carmakers want to do it cheaply and easily, as you would expect. the software fix is 100 euros per car and carmakers would pay for that. that should reduce half of emissions by 25%. environmentalists say that is nonsense. they want a 1500 euro hardware fix, but carmakers say that is utterly unfeasible. gerhart: is there a future for diesel? it's been discussed a lot in recent days, quite emotionally. is there a future for diesel? daniel: it will be a gloomy future if anything. there are a lot of things working against it. pollution in general contributes to half a million early deaths every year in europe. so of course everyone will be working against pollution of all kinds in the future. france, norway and britain want to move into electronic cars await from -- away from petrol and dies

a white car pulled up next to a dark car, fired into the dark car. and did shoot the driver in the head. that driver is in critical condition. the car did crash. there were other people in the car but they were all okay. the white car got away. no arrtsav h they don't have a further description of the car for us this morning. they do think they have a lot work here still to do on this investigation so that's why all the lanes are closed all morning long. we tried to driving through this mess. it is at a stand still. the cars are crawling. it takes a long time to get through here. avoid it if you can. northbound looks okay. cars aren't slowing down too much to get a look at what's happening. northbound you can count on. southbound, forget about it. reporting live in san leandro, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> yeah, forget about southbound 880, i second what amy just said. we have sky 7 up right now. they are getting close to the scene there so you see that heavy traffic on that southbound side approaching that closure where everyone is forced off at l