plainly park and plain reject crestwood around seven ten pm toms river beechwood pleasant plains holiday city south leisure village and leisure village east around seven fifteen pm brick township around seven twenty pm seaside heights men are looking over beaches and over beaches north around seven twenty five pm other locations and pectin by the severe thunderstorm include country lake estates over ridge brielle point pleasant leisure no crestwood village park south toms river they head and holiday city for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building in addition to large hail and damaging winds frequent cloud to ground lightning is occurring with this storm move in the mediately remember if you can hear thunder you are close enough to be struck by lightning frequent cloud to ground lightning is occurring with this storm and the storm will affect the beaches for your safety immediately move off the beach and seek shelter indoors torrential rainfall is occurring with this storm and may lead to flash flooding do not drive your vehicle through flooded roadways. those tha

ridge at crestwood leisure village west timely park and holiday city south around four twenty five am toms river beechwood pleasant plains and cedar glen west around four thirty am lakewood seaside heights leisure village leisure village east and dover beach south around four thirty five am other locations and pounded by the severe thunderstorms include country lake estates over ridge point pleasant mystic island leader no crestwood village ocean acres guilford park south toms river and behead for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building in addition to damaging winds frequent cloud to ground lightning is occurring with this storm moved indoors immediately remember if you can hear thunder you are close enough to be struck by lightning torrential rainfall is occurring with these storms and maybe flash flooding do not drive your vehicle through flooded roadways repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until four forty five am for the following counties in new jersey burlington and ocean. wow. a journalist is caught up in a gun battle in the iraqi city of mosul despite the fac

of totality is what we're calling it, it's about a 70 mile wide strip that goes south of portland, oregon, across the plains to the western carolinas to charleston over the ocean. if you want to see the total solar eclipse, you have to drive south of here. you have 30 days to come up with a plan for where you want to be. closest to us, western carolinas. know this. the weather community, the astronomy community have been getting the word out and the hotels in and around totality are nearly booked up already. if you want to make a day trip to see it, here's friendly advice. don't even think about driving down i-95 to charleston on the day of the eclipse much the eclipse will occur, the totality will occur around 2:30, 3:00 in the afternoon. i-95 will be a parking lot trying to get down to that spot. so just know, if you're going to go make a plan to leave saturday and spend saturday night, sunday night where the path is. because getting to the path of totality on the eclipse day itself will be nearly impossible. i will be there myself. we're talking about heat in abundance. more on the forecast in a bit. let

heat will build out to the west and watch for strong storms i mentioned in the southern plains and parts of the mid-southreworks displays in chicago, boston, new york city are all looking great and i think we will see a nice fourth of july. dara? >> thanks so much. >>> up next, venus williams emotional breakdown over her tragic traffic accident and tiger woods fresh out of treatment, new details on his health. tesla's mass market model 3 car is about to hit the streets in your neighborhood. up next. . people, want an unlimited data plan that gives us more. we want more than just texting. more than just surfing and shopping. because sure, we want to use this to call the people we love- - like our directors. but mostly, to get the entertainment we love. maaaaark ! ! ! switch to at&t for the only unlimited plan that gives you 60 channels of live television on any screen all for $70 a month. when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance.

in the southern plains and parts of the mid-south. fireworks displays in chicago, boston, new york city, are all looking great and i think we're going to see a nice fourth of july. >> thanks so much. >>> up next, venus williams' emotional breakdown over her tragic traffic accident, plus tiger woods fresh out of treatment, new details on his health. and tesla's mass market mod 38 electric car is about to hit the streets in your neighborhood. up next. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting harvoni, your doctor will test to see if you've ever had hepatitis b, which may flare up and cause serious liver problems during and after harvoni treatment. tell your doctor if you've ever had hepatitis b, a liver transplant, other liver or kidney p

plains. it will move across south jersey. one later in the morning towards dover and delaware. the forecast models are biting on to strong storms coming through at 9:00 moving through pottstown and moving out of the area at 5:00 in the morning. and then clearing out. we could see something else moving in on sunday. but a at this point, things look fairly quiet out there. 92 in south philadelphia. 89 in phoenixville. and harrington is going to be 93 with a feels like that's going on to upwards of right around 101 degrees. the heat wave finally goes away. we are going to drop into the 80s by monday. we have a chance of a shower or storm. by tuesday, relief definitely arrives. i can't stress enough to take it easy over the weekend. >> it's not just one big line. it's here and there. you need to follow along. >> everybody is hoping it's there and not here. >> aren't we all. >> back in action, how malcolm jenkins is getting warmed up for training camp next week. several students from west philadelphia. >>> if i had to do it again,

south bay. san jose cue the plain landing at mineta airport -- cue the plane landing at mineta airport right now. you will not hit 100 degrees san jose this weekend. you will be in the 80s and 90s. currently 81 in san jose. 80 in santa rosa. 87 in livermore. 67 in oakland. it's getting foggy in san francisco. breezy to windy as well 60 degrees. hot spot has been all week concord 91 degrees. we had a heat advisory this weekend. told you about that yesterday for the hills. now it's expanded. the national weather service includes the east bay valleys in the heat advisory. triple digits likely in concord and antioch, dublin and surrounding communities. it's going to be hot away from the water. the indians are in town to take on the oakland a's. 7:05 first pitch. a couple of clouds, 62 degrees your first pitch temperature this evening. it will be warmer for a's games this weekend. livermore 59. napa 53 overnight tonight. redwood city 58. sunrise now getting later. it's back to 6:00. fast forward a month or so it will be 6:30. satellite-radar one big h. it's sitting over southern california right now.

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mountains and forest and glaciers that would spill onto the coastal plains as low pressure strengthened the said debt -- the jet stream will go south macleod's and the storm would punch to the east cascading with the coastal ranges as the moist air in the clouds would rise over the sierras the temperature below freezing changing the moisture that would harden into crystals and turning into snowflakes in the tempest into heaviest snowfalls one would have made crossing over challenging but that was not the case in the autumn of 1946 a large snowstorm struck this year is it another wine suit -- soon followed so each storm brought a huge snow fall and then to approach truckee lake later named it donner make to called the gem of the sierra it was slightly less than 3 miles long and three-quarters of a mile wide. with the snow melted and creeks it was at the foot of the eastern flank of the sierras in the most critical massive walls of the granite boulders. to enter the promised land they had to rescind more than 7,000 feet crevasse the remnants of an early snowfall remain it was confident would not last they knew after a few days it alw

south. maybe some severe storms moving across the plains. beautiful in seattle with 78 degrees.ack again central plains. notice we may have some in new york city by the afternoon with 89 degrees. atlanta with scattered activity. maybe some across parts of the gulf coast. out west, los angeles, beautiful times. 77 for your high. denver, high times along parts of the frontal range. cooler weather. get to high elevation farther out to the west. boise, 101 on tuesday. for the fourth of july, atlanta, stormy one. atlanta with showers early. new york spectacular but warm times with 86 grease. chicago, 82 and plenty of sun. bismarck going to 96 and phoenix 111 degrees. hot times out west. let's send it back to you. >> reynolds, thank you very much. happy fourth to you. >>> u.s. marshals make two arrests following yesterday's nightclub shooting in arkansas. a sustained burst of gunshots rang out inside the power ultra lounge. this was cell phone video captured inside that club. nbc's maya rodriguez joins us from the scene in little rock. explain the arrests. they're not directly related

temperature 72 in new york, cooler across the great lakes as well as northern plains, the low pressure develops across the mid-atlantic, south breezy conditions, heavy rainfall, potential flooding as well. watching this area into saturday and sunday a better beach day across the northeast, but the coast of the southeast we will see potential for heavy rain. there is a look at your heavy rainfall saturday and sunday and a look at your forecast, very hot in the southern us and showers and thunderstorms for the southwest. happy friday. fry ea. heather: hillary clinton has a new book about the election called what happened. the internet, if you other title suggestions. todd: carly shimkus is here with some of the ideas twitter came up with. very creative. >> reporter: twitter users had a field day with this. hillary clinton's upcoming memoir is due out in november and like you heard she revealed the title of it. it is called what happened and it will detail her thoughts on the 2016 presidential election but the title what happened, social media grabbed sat by the horns, dug in and came up with alternative titles, better name for

in the sunshine further south and east we could be warmer. good plainttled. relief for some of us, even if you don't like the humid weather. next time we see you can we 5ee weather. next time we see you can we see what the weather is like for the lion5 game? ican tie lion5 game? i can tie to get a chart up for that. just the outside chance of a shower. not like last weekend, probably similar to the first test. and she very much! —— thanks very much. we'll be back with the headlines at 7:00. now it's time for click. on july 12th, the internet, as we know it, will change. go to amazon, twitter, reddit or many other sites and you could be asked to wait on a slower connection, or pay extra, or you may be blocked altogether. thankfully, the5e warnings aren't real. they're part of an internet—wide prote5t, with the aim of protecting net neutrality. net neutrality is the basic principle that protects our freedom of speech on the internet. it's the guiding rules that have made the internet into what it is today, and it prevents our internet service providers —

south—westerly monsoon here and very wet weather, more downpours from mumbai and go. across the northern plainsstern states of india, there will be some more frequent thundery downpours. a lot of flooding already, and over the next five days or so there could be as much as 500 millimetres of rain. looking elsewhere around the world, in north america there may well be some flash flooding. these storms a little more localised perhaps a more particular across eastern areas. eastern canada towards the north—east the united states on friday and those downpours moving towards the eastern seaboard. showers in the south, not quite as heavy, these funds. no sign of rain in the south—west, but where we have those wildfires at least it is not windy. storms across europe and we are keeping a close eye on this storm clouds that have been developing across spain. a couple of areas of cloud elsewhere. the showers will be pushing their way into the black sea on friday. still some wet and windy weather and cooler weather for moscow. some storms developing in germany and central europe. these funds will also be

south and east. not much north and west. sunday's weather across the high plains in the midwest. we'll see a beautiful day tomorrow. this storm is in the process of pulling away. we're looking at clouds breaking for peeks of sun by afternoon, very comfortable temperatures, especially considering it's the end of july. shooting for a high of 75. humidity leaves go way down. an enjoyable second half of the weekend is on the way. i'll be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, plus, another heat wave in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast arriving next week. >>> let's take you live outside mobile 6 this is ventnor as it overlooks the back bays there. you can see the water level is high after the overnight rain, but the roads are beginning to dry in the region which is of course good news. "action news" bob brooks has been at the shore all morning long, this morning bob you were in the thick of it, looks better out there right now. no audio. >> all right, folks, we apologize fore the audio troubles. we would like to remind you can expect the 6abc app as wet we

south. >> authorities admit that by now cunanan could be anywhere. >> reporter: he made it all the way to miami. >> he was hiding in plain sight. >> reporter: after nearlywo months without a murder cunanan was ready to strike again. his target -- gianni versace. july 15th, 1997. a sunny morning and the iconic fashion designer was walking back to his house after picking up a newspaper. >> as he's walking up the stairs, what we know now to be andrew cunanan comes up behind him and shoots him twice in the head at point blank range. >> so i run out the door, and gianni was laying there. i check his artery. nothing. he was gone. >> oh, my god. there's blood everywhere. please help me. please! >> tell me your location. >> i'm in front of the versace house. 1100 block ocean drive. please, dear god. >> i never saw his face. i don't want to look at his face. this is the man who killed my friend. >> reporter: cunanan got away again. >> he disappears. he's gone. he's underground. now the fbi is hunting for him. everybody's hunting for him. >> south beach was -- >> shooting occurred on the front steps of his ornate mansion -- >> reporter: versace's murder kicked of

all the way to the northern plains. 90s. pierre, south dakota, tomorrow, may get up to 100 degrees.. pacific northwest, can't ask for better weather. scattered showers >>> good morning, i'm carrie hall. we'll see highs in the mid-60s. san francisco, more sunshine, and by the weekend, we'll see highs in the mid-70s, a little warmer while the inland areas will be much hotter, reaching into the triple digits for both saturday and sunday. before the next couple days, the hottest temperatures will be in the low 90s and upper 80s tomorrow. the rest of the week still above average, but it really ramps up this weekend. >> that's your latest weather. >>> coming up next, how bad is it to drink from a public water fountain? >> not bad. not bad at all. >> how about putting sandy towels in the washington machine? >> not bad. >> answers to ♪ only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® my challenge is to be in sync with my body, myself, my life. it all starts with a healthy routine. begin the activia two week probiotic chall

plains. as clouds grew and low pressure strengthened the dread stream was forged south along the coastline. clouds loaded with moisture rolled over see inshore and the storm punched to the east cascading over the coastal ranges. it climbed the highest cascading over the coastal ranges. it climbed the highest the temperature was below freezing changing it to icy droplets. the crystal soon turned into snowflakes and a furious list that reduced the heaviest snowfalls. one such star would have made the crossing over the sierra challenging but possible. that was not the case in the autumn of 1846. starting on october 16 much earlier in the season than usual a large snow storm struck snowstorm struck the crs. another big one soon followed. between mid october and early april 184710 major snowstorms descended on the sierras. each storm brought huge snowfalls. it was almost in november when the first two parties almost two thirds of the company approached the lake later named donner lake. it was called the gem of the sierras it was slightly less than 3 miles long and about three quarters of a mile

more wet weather in the south through texas, hot and dry through the plains and again west coast stille day showers and thunderstorms for much of the area but before they roll in 95 in the suburbs. 97 in philadelphia. even into the 90s at the shore. 92 degrees this afternoon. and into the 90s for the lehigh valley and delaware. seven-day forecast gets cooler tomorrow and pretty nice weekend. have a great day. >> and that is your latest weather. up next, oscar winner christophe waltz tells us about his latest role the best way to hit the beach? with neutrogena® beach defense® sunscreen. helioplex™ powered, uva uvb strong. beach strength protection for the whole family. for the best day in the sun. neutrogena®. fromto the wobbling yogis.kers to the stationary race winners, we all need lean protein. and it comes in a jimmy dean's delights breakfast sandwich. stacked with 17 grams of protein. lean into a great day. i've got a big night planned want twith my friends. hold. shine on.when i t and i want to enjoy every moment of it. that's why i use fast-acting excedrin for my headaches. and f

south korea and this is how the u.s. responded you know that has to be denuclearization the secretary said he's not going to negotiate his way back to the negotiating table plain and simple so instead of the china responsibility theory perhaps washington should stop provoking north korea and take heed of a chinese proverb don't fan the flames support the fire or next to an awesome international puerto rico. and that's what joining us from the u.k. larry king doll thank you. we've got these enormous international. we've got issues in syria we've got issues with migration we're going to shoes in ukraine. all of his issues to be solved i think without the operation words that were present before to that's why i think what you have something that's hard to do for suspicious minds due to your best or suspicion. i would need to make this manufacture consent to step into public wealth. when the ruling classes and project themselves. in the primary go round lifts only the one percent told. to ignore middle of the room sick. deluded million real news in. the world. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself and taken your last turn. up to you as

south korea and this is how the u.s. responded i know that has to be me or sation the secretary said he's not going to negotiate his way back to the negotiating table plain as the ball so instead of the china responsibility theory perhaps washington should stop provoking north korea and take heed of the chinese proverb don't fan the flames that support the fire. the killer of russian opposition politician boris nemtsov was just being sentenced down your whole going to join me live with more details on this right here on the program today. daniel how has the trial concluded. it's been almost two and a half years since. killed on the bridge outside moscow kremlin in a case that will resonate both at home here in russia and abroad with accusations and speculations very quick to fly in all directions in the days and weeks following the murder several men were arrested within weeks of the murder already chechen men from the southern part of russia with one of them named as the mastermind behind the organization behind the organization of the murder with a fifty million dollar reward allegedly offered to these men to kill the opposition figure now putin was qu

elsewhere it is plain sailing, light winds, sunshine coming through, pleasant feel, not too hot, temperatures up to highs of 23 or 2a degrees today. no showers will continue to sink southgland and wales by the end of the night, and wales by the end of the night, and gradually spreading to the south—east corner. that is not great news for wimbledon because it means there is a risk of the odd spot or two of rain. it shouldn't cause too many issues in terms of the opening—day. certainly worth bearing in mind we could see a bit of cloud, the odd spot or two the odd spot or two of rain on monday, warmer by tuesday and wednesday, highs of 25 degrees. this is bbc news. the headlines... pressure on the prime minister to lift the pay cap for public sector workers — the environment secretary, michael gove, says the government should listen to pay review bodies' recommendations. council tenants whose services have been disrupted by the grenfell tower fire have had their rent suspended. iraqi forces say they've taken control of the main base of the so—called islamic state in mosul. also in the next hour — could battery—powered planes be the future of flying? we'll take an exclusiv

plain clothed police officers in the neighborhood to help catch thieves in the act. >>> well, today crews on san francisco bay will continue to remove a sunken barge south of the bay they cut that barge into two pieces. and each piece weighs 300 tons. that barge is sitting in about 40 feet of water. one of the pieces was removed yesterday by a huge crane. the crews say the work should be finished by tomorrow or friday. >> this is a very challenging project. the main challenge that we have is the water conditions on scene. >> now, the 112-foot freight barge named the vengeance sink back in april during a heavy storm. it was to help with an anti- corrosion project. the sunken barge did not damage the tube. >>> tense moments in san francisco's delores park. the confrontation caught on video between police and a group of skateboarders. mornings on 2 continues. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> middle of the week, wednesday, july 12th. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk about our wednesday weather. steve paulson is working really hard on this forecast. >> really cool today. we're keeping it today. low clouds which yesterday never made

so a place like south africa or australia or new zealand or canada with different types of landscapes where you have beaches and mountains and great cities and deserts and plainsat i think is probably the best where you can get a lot from one place. >> okay. lee, that means we can stay right here in northern california. thanks for joining us. for joining us. >> coming up here on mornings on 2 the 9, a connection between two people on tinder. >> yeah. >> is getting a whole lot of attention. coming up why a three-year joke between the two have landed them the first date of a lifetime. >>> and a luxury hotel on wheels. take a look at this. sal takes us inside of a new service that will shuttle you between san francisco and los angeles and it will do you in style and while you sleep. is that sal? it is sal. we will in with him in a minute. what makes a lipton meal? first you start with this then add this and this face wait, we can do better yeah that's the one and fresh brewed lipton iced tea ah that can wait oh but not you buddy. bring everyone together with the refreshing taste of lipton iced tea. >> a bay area startup named cabin is launching its service tomorr

plains. that's why we have a flash flooding risk that's very high today along with the severe weather threat. already some thunderstorms just southo through northern indiana, and later on today we'll get a new complex of storms, 27 million people at risk from fargo to minneapolis, lacrosse, madison, and then down towards chicago. a lot more airport delays late today. then we take this mess today and into saturday, i mean this number is amazingly huge. mostly because we're adding the big cities like new york, philadelphia, and d.c. a slight risk of severe storms. if you have saturday afternoon plans in the ohio valley right through pennsylvania from d.c. to new york, be prepared. there's a good chance of a line of on strong thunderstorms to come through. it only lasts a half hour, but it will be enough that you want to head indoors and stay safe. saturday, 104 in st. louis. 96 in d.c. by sunday everyone cools off slightly. i mean, 90s instead of 1 00s in the middle of the nation. >> i was going to say, if there's any good news with some of the thunderstorms, the hope is that it will cool down. >> you just don't want to deal with t

south. you can see the texas/oklahoma border. flood warnings and flash flood warnings in effect. a little bit of trouble down there. we could see scattered storms for the fourth across the plains. sunshine for the west, including the pacific northwest. weather looks nice. extreme portions of the northeast look good. could see some scattered showers across the southeast. for today, though, this is the area we're watching, dodge city, damaging winds, large hail. doesn't look like tornadoes will be likely. you can never rule that out, of course. and temperatures will be feeling very hot across much of the country, especially the south and the west. john? >> thank you very much. >>> a big week ahead for the white house. can the president stay on message? we'll get the bottom line, next. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. about to see progressive's new home quote exp

plain sailing. this is the picture in cornwall. more moisture and humidity through the night has brought some fog to some of the coast and the south—west. the northern wales it will be a warmer day than yesterday with some good spells of sunshine but for scotland and northern ireland it has changed through the night. this is a weather front, the rain trundling its way slowly southwards and almost grinding toa slowly southwards and almost grinding to a halt across southern and central scotland in the north of northern ireland. that means behind it will be a brighter day for the north of scotland, where we had the cloud, the wind in the rain yesterday afternoon. a very different feeling day for northern scotla nd different feeling day for northern scotland while for england and wales we have the morning fog which will clear away, and the only fly in the oink is if you don't like the heat we could have a few isolated showers. the odd isolated shower for aultbea in the far north—west of scotland, the rain tapping up a bit and it is cool. just 14 or 15 degrees. not like a summer day at all across scotland and northern ireland. down across w

south bay. coyote freak flooded several neighborhoods back in february but hundreds of people are still not able to actually return home. >> pressure they hope will help get compensation. >> we will e plain what they're doing today to get more help. alex. >> reporter: good morning to you: six different families are seeking compensation for losss and they filed administrative claims against both the city and the county, for not doing enough to prevent this disaster and for a slow response, once the flood waters began to rise along coyote creek. many of the families taking this legal action live here in the rock springs neighborhood. this one area of san jose, that was hit hard and you can see there's clear evidence of this disaster even six months after the fact. and the mobile home park near old oakland road. they were all damaged by catastrophic flooding that we saw here in san jose back in february these familys are taking legal action against the district. and according to the claims the water district should have done a better job dealing with the rising waters at anderson dam from the big rainstorms we saw earlier this year, and they also say that contributed to the coyote creek bei

south. it's colliding right here, we're getting small areas of low pressure developing on the line and racing east, so they get it first and the high plains, excuse me, the great lake states will see it, eventually the mid atlantic coast will see that activity. this is the next wave of action that's on the way arriving overnight tonight. at least part of it in the form ever severe weather. there could be a stray thunderstorm around today, but most of us stay dry. it's this evening, into the overnight, showers ascertain thunderstorms that cluster as i showed you on radar. heaviest should hit areas south and east of philadelphia. it's the southern new jersey and delaware that will get hit. damaging winds gusts 60, 65 miles per hour. hail stones with this an cloud to ground lightning strikes. future tracker 6, there's the stray shower or thunderstorm that i was talking about during the afternoon hours today, but as you can see a lot of us will stay dry here. the coverage on that is very, very isolated. this evening, we see the showers and thunderstorms. 11:30 p.m. heavy weather to the south pushing through cumberland, cape may and southern a

south ande through the day-to-day. we could get southeasterly flow and then we will watch as our next system comes in, right now, developing out in the mid to-- american part of the plain states and that will be coming in as a cold front that will settle to the north. unsettled pattern does take over after today, we will see sunshine for our sunday but a few showers are a afternoon into the evening as well, it will not be a wash out of the monday by any imagination but later on in the afternoon and evening hours shower, isolated rump of thunder. here comes our system our cold front, parks itself to the north on tuesday and that means that we will be dealing with the southeasterly wind, pumping in the heat,haws fuel fa shower or thunderstorm chance. sensational sunday afterno wil t up into monday and tuesday and then front gives us those shower chances later in the week. 8520 day atful y for the pool, nine for our uv index on the high side so make sure you kind of screen on out on the outdoor activity. 88 degrees for our temperature tomorrow, late day sure or thunderstorm, 90's, tuesday, wednesday, thursday those low 90's out there accompanied by shower, thunderstorm ch

plain sight. >> reporter: police hot on his trail, cunanan outmaneuvering them at every step eventually landing in south july 15th, 1997, versace made his daily trip down to the local cafe to buy his italian newspaper. >> he said, good morning. i said, good morning, you know, and he went up towards his house. >> i didn't know that gianni was out. >> as he's walking up the stairs, what we know now to be andrew cunanan comes up behind him and shoots him twice in the head. >> when we heard bang, bang, i thought it was backfire from the lawn mower that was being worked on. >> oh, my god. there's blood everywhere. please help me. please. >> so i run out the door and gianni was laying there. i check his artery and he was gone. >> reporter: the fashion icon left murdered on his front steps. and cunanan's motive? >> i believe that andrew cunanan singled out gianni versace to murder because he was jealous of the lifestyle. i think he said i'm going down sometime so i want to go down in history. >> he wanted to be bundy. he wanted to be dahmer. he wanted the recognition he felt he deserved. >> reporter: tonight w