>> axelrod: gary cooper of our affiliate, kens, in san antonio. thank you. they have an idea of how to get traffic moving again on a busy highway north of seattle. gtemporary pre-fabricated syidge is being considered to replace a 160-foot section that nsidapsed into the skagit river thursday. it could still be months before et's in place. this surveillance video shows the bridge just as a truck hit a brid beam sending vehicles into nding ver below. a fiery crash of two freight trains in missouri is drawing trvestigators to the scene. it happened near the town of ofkview, 115 miles southeast of es. louis. chip reid has the details on the iluntry's second major train laident in the last eight days. >> reporter: the two freight trains collided at about 2:30 this morning. more than a dozen train cars derailed. some plowed into the base of a highway overpass, which came ghwaying down. wayne woods lives nearby. e woodeard the crash, and we stepped outside and my son said the overpass was down. >> reporter: two cars were on we overpass at the time. >> we heard a ca

gary cooper of our cbs affiliate has the story. >> reporter: today san antonio and the surrounding braceor a second day of flash floods. at least two people drowned and one teen went missing after yesterday's unexpected downpour. in roughly six hours ten inches fell. the second most intense downpour in the city's history. the san antonio river broke over its banks, bernice sanchez says her grandson's house flooded with three feet of water. >> everything is wet. everything is destroyed. >> reporter: the home has flooded twice before but she says not like this. >> it's heritage, it's family, nobody wants to move. even though we've gone through this so many times, nobody's going to move. >> reporter: others got swept up in rising waters and transportation was snarled. passengers on this bus were safely evacuated. others took inventory of the damage. joseph zachary the manager of this car dealership says he lost his entire lot, 130 cars. >> we're going to make it we're going to make it we're to the going to let this stop us. we know this is mother nature. we can't control it. but we're just

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gary maynard. he says the recent indictments are a positive development in the fight against gangs. the governor says he has known against the investigation last spring and told secretary maynard to cooperate with authorities. o'malley says this may lead to others coming forward. >> there will be more correctional officers as well as citizens who come forward now because they see we can be effective in coordinating together to attack a problem that everybody has talked about for a long time but until now it seemed we were incapable of doing anything about it. >> maynard has moved his office into the detention center last week. he said he waited for the indictment because he didn't want to do anything to undermine the investigation. >>> the latest on the case sheds a bright light on the gang problem popping up in maryland. head to abc2news.com. when you get there go to the featured stories section under the slide show and click on gangs in maryland. >>> harsh criticism for the baltimore county fire department. jonathan hart says the county is not well equipped to handle big fires. in an editorial this week, ha are, t said it was evident the fire back in 2011 that killed volunteer firefighte

gary tuchman, cnn, atlanta. >>> piers, do you think they should take the death penalty off the table. let me know what you think on twitter @anderson cooper. >>> jason collins, a pioneer. coming up, filmmaker and nba fan spike lee talks to me about collins' decision to come out and the response he's been hearing. >>> also ahead, accused killer amanda knox is facing out as she faces retrial. susan page joins us to talk about her in depth interview. >>> support is pouring in tonight for jason collins' decision for coming out. the 7 foot center has had support from president obama, other greats. the characterization quote that collins' coming out party was a joyous affair was a little bit optimistic. he's gotten a dose of negative interaction. he'll talk about the journey he's been on with george stephanopoulos. >> they talk about the 12 steps, you go through anger, denial. you know, it's just -- but when you finally get to that point of acceptance, there's nothing more beautiful than just allowing yourself to, you know, really be happy and be comfortable in your own skin. >> as i said, that decision to be open about who he is did not come w