likely injured since he's on that stretcher. they're pulling up another stretcher in which they'll transport him, i suppose, and get him on an ambulance. but they needed that hard stretcher to be able to slide it through there, that hole, and put him on it. keep him stable. and now they're transporting him. we'll keep our eye on this and get information. we have a reporter, monique, who is on her way to the scene. we'll get a live report from her when she arrives. in the meantime, we're going to take a break and we'll be right back. stay with us. >>> we have breaking news this morning. construction worker trapped in a house collapse. sky force 10 is live over the scene. they just placed that construction worker in that ambulance just moment ago along north southford street near 59th and arch in west philadelphia. nbc10's monique braxton just arrived on the scene. monique, if you're there, tell us what you see and what's happened so far. >> hey, vai. i am here at the corner of the 100 block of southford street, and firefighters t

you can see someone is on a stretcher. this is at interstate 580 at redwood road. it began near fremont city hall at 10:15. a suspect tried and famed to carjack a vehicle. moments later police say he stole the van. it is lie on its side. officers gave chase up the east bay. a woman was certified the van and it crashed on the interstate 580 on the side with the man in custody. we see man on stretcher so you can surmise there could be an injury. >> tracking developing news in antioch police are investigating whether the same suspect is behind the shooting of an officer and domestic dispute at mcdonald's the officer was shot in east leland road in pittsburg, police chased the suspect there from pittsburg. you can see a mangled bmw with bullet holes in the windshields and the suspect started firing at police shortly after crashing >> i heard a car crash. i ran over. san jose was everywhere. i hit the floor. it was 15-20 gunshots. all the officer is out of the hospital and is expected to be okay. these other people needed to be treated. the suspect surrender asked was t

the worker was placed on a stretcher lifted out of the trench. he was taken to a hospital.his condition is not known. >>> and a plane plummeted into the waters off hawaii's coast. two people were on the small plane. they were hurt but are expected to be okay. this happens a day after a deadly plane crash in cue a -- kauai. >>> the speech to the people of vietnam president obama urged the vietnamese to strief for human rights. -- strive for human rights. the president stressed that the u.s. is not trying to impose its will but offered a path to a better future. >> when there's freedom of speech and people can access the social media without restriction that fuels the invasion economies need to thrive. >>> secretary of state john kerry signed an agreement establishing a peace corps program in vietnam. >>> the expanding outbreak of the zika virus should serve as a warning to the medical community. most people have only mild symptoms, but experts say the link between zika and arbiters defect makes it an emergency for pregnant women. old diseases can reappear and cause new probl

as we watch the officer there has on a neck brace and is being laid on the stretcher to get further medical treatment. we'll keep an eye on this crash in strawberry mansion. >>> a chaotic scene at a septa bus stop this one in northeast philadelphia, two school officers were attacked while they were trying to break up a fight. police are trying to sort out different eyewitness nts accounts in hopes of finding out who is responsible for that. it's tuesday night and rick is off and brian taff joins us. we have two big stories. a violent confrontation that put two school officers in the hospital. >> new at 5:00, "action news's" walter perez is live outside of northeast detectives. >> reporter: officials here from northeast detectives say they have cell phone video of this fight it's still unclear if the gh

. >> we pulled up, and there's people on the stretchers getting taken out and everything. girl was crying for her baby. >> an off-duty sheriffs deputy who happened to be on the seen fatally shot the attacker. police say if the officer had not been there, more people could have been killed. >>> the justice department will not pursue the death penalty against benghazi suspect. attorney general loretta lynch made the decision without explanation, insisting she remains committed to holding the suspect accountable for the attack. he's considered one of the ring leaders of the terror attack that took four american lives. his lawyers called attorney general's decision courageous. >>> this afternoon, a judge will rule on the mental competency of the suspect accused of killing three people last year at a colorado springs planned parenthood. robert lewis dear was in court tuesday at a hearing determined whether he's fit to stand trial. when deer was captured. >> one of six baltimore police officers facing charges in the death of freddie gray has decided to pass on a jury trial. he's

i've counted at least five ambulances, are here, you see stretcher being unloaded off of this ambulance, and it is about to go into the school. the parking lot is pretty packed with cars. so that tells you that there were still people here at the school. and it seems like the majority of the presence is just outside the auditorium at this high school. now, we understand, the search continues right now for a suspect potentially more than one suspect, and it seems like at least they know who one of the suspect are, of course, we're still wait to go get more information on that. and don't want to compromise any of the investigation at this point. but the presence, at the school here, is extremely large. whether this is related to a student or teacher at this point, not confirmed, but sources saying this is domestic in nature. again, a very active scene here, this just happened, in the last few minutes here, and as you can see that ambulance just unloading that last stretcher. so that tells us t looking to help someone still in the building. the injuries we don't know, again, two people sho

eventually, the man was able to stand and get on the stretcher. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. it was a coordinated effort between police officers and medics to save a life as dozens of people watched. >> it was fairly dramatic on your footage. it is something the fire department sees many times, 365 days a year. >> reporter: now fire officials tell me, this underscores the importance of everyone getting cpr training. it's the critical moment that makes all the difference in getting the training so you could potentially save a life. back to you. >> darcy, thank you. new video just into our newsroom of a scuffle that forced secret service to surround bernie sanders. some animal rights protesters attempted to rush the stage at a bernie rally in oakland. agents quickly stopped the protesters and hit one of them several times with a police baton. secret service agents shielded him before it was over. they were trying to put a banner onto the sanders' podium that read "animal liberation now." >>> residents of a prince georges

this man removed on a stretcher.rs, washing out roads and submerging bars. at least four dead and now five missing after days of violent storms. in wichita, an 11-year-old boy is missing after being swept away when he fell into a creek trying to cross it. this family, headed to their son's graduation by boat. >> cap and gown here. >> the southeast bracing for tropical storm bonnie set to land between 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. in south carolina. and the high winds and high surf has them on high alert. and concerns of the deadly rip tides. >> a little rough but not terrible yet. i think it will get worse. >> residents in the stores to stock up. bonnie will drift north by monday, making a damp and dreary holiday for millions. >>> fast-moving airport security lines at the beginning of the memorial day weekend could be good news for travellers returning monday. travellers reported moving quickly through airport checkpoints yesterday. the t.s.a. opened extra screening lines, and used bomb-sniffing dogs so some passengers about no

secured her to a splint on to the stretcher with the shark and she went to boca raton regional hospital with the shark attached. >> the shark died but the woman was treated and released. this attack is unusual because these sharks are usuallys do ill. >>> resident the felt a lot more like something out of a movie. the neighborhood was swarmed by killer bees, two people had to go to the hospital and two small dogs were killed. the swarm began when an amateur bee keeper attempted to collect honey in his backyard unwhere that his hive had been taken over. >> the bees were in her hair, she was shaking violently. >> they were super aggressive. going after us and banking on the windows. it was freak ky like a horror movie. >> experts say killer bees can take over by killing the hive's queen. >> on his way to the hospital right now and unable to play this evening. we are devastated about it. >> fans are shocked and disappointed after learning that had the lead singer of the hot and humid chilly peppers is in the hospital. he suffered severe stomach pain before last night's concert in californi

here's one of the residents being taken away on a stretcher for second and third degree burns. a teenage victim was taken to a nearby hospital for minor burns. the fire did take the life of one child. >> i hear the mother. >> reporter: jeff heard those screams and called 911. even attempted to put the fire out himself. >> took the hose and went in the building. i got as far as maybe halfway through the living room. >> reporter: he tells me he hosed down the female burn victim. but he wishes he could have done more. >> i feel a certain grief. i don't feel any responsibility for the child doing. i did what i could. but i kind of wish i had another chance to do it at the same time. >> reporter: this is still an ongoing investigation. live -- >>> tracking breaking news in southern california tonight. more than two dozen people hurt after a crash that flipped a shuttle bus on its side. this is chopper video of the aftermath. the bus hit another vehicle on state route 330 in the san bernardino mountains. two people are in critical condition and had to be air lifted to the hospital. f

we've already seen a couple other people being loaded onto stretchers, some of them being rinsed withater first because the fire department trying to get that chemical off these patients. and many of them are outside right now because of the process, the decontamination process, involves getting these people some fresh air. i want to point out that injuries to these folks are non-life-threatening. we've been told that by the san jose fire department, but we will continue to follow this story and bring you more updates on air and on line at abc7news.com. for now we're live in san jose. i'm chris nguyen, abc 7 news. back to you. >>> sky 7 is also heading to the health center right now. we should be overhead in about 10 minutes to give you a broader perspective there on the ground. you can certainly watch sky 7 and get breaking news updates any time on our free abc 7 news app. >>> mcdonald's is testing out a new recipe that hopes it will leave the competition stirnking mad. they are now offering gilroy fries in the south bay. matt is live in san jose. matt, this has reporter involvement

you can see one person here on a stretcher. law enforcement sources say the man taken into custody is the same suspect involved in an earlier mcdonalds drive through shooting. it was in antioch. a man in his 20s who was not the inend ited victim had minor gunshot wounds, but did not go to the hospital. back in pittsburgh evidence markers covered the intersection that was closed for hours. abc7 news. >> san francisco police are carrying a new weapon. he is now requiring officers to carry three-foot long batons to certain calls. uniformed officerses will carry 36-inch batons on calls for homeless people, people in crisis and people with weapons other than a gun. he has long advocated that it is a leslie that will way to disarm people. they believe twin brotherses are response believe a for a bb gun attack. they were expected to turn themselves in and they never did. police say they used a bb gun to shoot at a woman last month. they may also be connected to similar attacks here along the 880 corridor. there have been more than 125

secured her to a splint on to the stretcher with the shark and she went to boca raton regional hospitalshark attached. >> the shark died but the woman was treated and released. this attack is unusual because these sharks are usuallys do ill. >>> resident the felt a lot more like something out of a movie. the neighborhood was swarmed by killer bees, two people had to go to the hospital and two small dogs were killed. the swarm began when an amateur bee keeper attempted to collect honey in his backyard unwhere that his hive had been taken over. >> the bees were in her hair, she was shaking violently. >> they were super aggressive. going after us and banking on the windows. it was freak ky like a horror movie. >> experts say killer bees can take over by killing the hive's queen. >> on his way to the hospital right now and unable to play this evening. we are devastated about it. >> fans are shocked and disappointed after learning that had the lead singer of the hot and humid chilly peppers is in the hospital. he suffered severe stomach pain before last night's concert in california. forcing

this image shows him being carried on a stretcher. he spoke today and he said he remembers his body hitting another man just before the cars came to a rest. >> i wonder did he live or die, did me hitting him kill him, hurt him? was he dead when he hit me? i don't know, but it bothers me. >> hewitt is among dozens of passengers now suing amtrack. >>> a lot has changed in the past year. on the left port richmond one year ago and on the right that same stretch of track tonight. the incident had a lasting impact on rail road safety. >>> they have installed positive train control on all of rails. the train safety system automatically slows a speeding train and can help avoid a collision, yet in april a train crashed into this backhoe killing two maintenance workers and that raised questions about how effective the technology actually is. >> they're on the northeast corridor. we know that amtrack is using it and when we know when used correctly and when used the right way we can prevent accidents like this. >> they are also using the techno

firefighters came from the rear and the front to pull the man out of the home and then they put him on a stretcher. they are told he was alert and conscious. lni came out here a short time ago to give us an update. >> this building here on the block was characterized by lni as being unsafe and we notified the owner and told him what repairs were necessary to make the building stable. there was a contractor in the building preparing to actually do that work and at which time the floors which were severely water damaged gave way. >> reporter: and back out here live you can see a much different scene, fire crews are gone and there are members of lni out here and they are assessing homes on either side of the home with the partial collapse. at this point it appears that nobody has to be evacuated on this block, either homes and the side are okay. they are finding out who the man was on the property and lni will be back out here to make sure everything is okay on the property of the partial collapse. back to you. >> thanks annie. >>> now a still developing story. the national transportation board relea

you can see one person here on a stretcher. enforcement sources say the man taken into custody is the same suspect involved in an earlier mcdonalds drive through shooting. it was in antioch. a man in his 20s who was not the inend ited victim had minor gunshot wounds, but did not go to the hospital. back in pittsburgh evidence markers covered the intersection that was closed for hours. abc7 news. >> san francisco police are carrying a new weapon. he is now requiring officers to carry three-foot long batons to certain calls. uniformed officerses will carry 36-inch batons on calls for homeless people, people in crisis and people with weapons other than a gun. he has long advocated that it is a leslie that will way to disarm people. they believe twin brotherses are response believe a for a bb gun attack. they were expected to turn themselves in and they never did. police say they used a bb gun to shoot at a woman last month. they may also be connected to similar attacks here along the 880 corridor. there have been more than 125 bb

on to the stretcher. with the shark. and she went to boca raton regional hospital.h the shark attached to her arm. >> the shark has been in our park for some time. and although we have compassion for the victim, we are also sad that the shark is, urine, not going to be there any-- is you know, not going to be there anymore. >> that woman is hospitalized in stable condition and expected to be okay. >>> a bond between a child and a pet may be hard to explain but it is so obvious when you see it. this is molly deluka and she just wants her best friend to come home. he has been in the hospital since wednesday after he was bitten three times by a diamondbacked rattle stake in tampa, florida. molly and her grandmother were in the back jumped between him and the snake. and he has so much very venom. he sa has a steady drip of anti-venom medicine. >>> to stories you may have missed up and others picking up steam online, here is a look at what is trending with nikki burdine burd robotic bartender, record-sized planes and a pee pee nis transplant. >> thomas in massachusetts h

there was little blood, she was calm, good vitals, secured her to a splint on to the stretcher with the shark. the shark is here in some time. we are sad that the shark is not going to be there anymore. >> the shark died before rescue workers arrived but was still stuck to the woman's arm. she is hospitalized in stable condition but is expected to be okay. >>> always watching, always tracking. wusa9's first alert weather. dc's most accurate. >>> so, you think you can follow that story? >> no, no, no. [ laughter ] >> just go on. >> that is interesting. we will put it that way. >> yes. no transition from the shark bite. okay. quote, tomorrow? >> definitely. now, cold night tonight, i know it is mid-may. feeling the 90s this time of the year. now, the 60s, we will talk about that with the 3 degree guarantee. >> oh, good. >> i was thinking 62 degrees for th now, it hits, 62. now, we call that a bull's-eye in the weather business. we are happy with that. 3-degree guarantee tomorrow. 68. nicer tomorrow. while we were in the lower 60s, many areas south and east middle 50s. i would of said winc

. >> we pulled up and there was people on stretchers getting taken out and everything.ne girl was crying for her baby. the d.a. credits the deputy who killed the suspect saying there could have been many more victims. a motive for the attacks remains under investigation. but state police said they have found no evidence of a connection to terrorism. >> in the race for the white house, bernie sanders and donald trump have easily soared to victory in west virginia. trump is now running unopposed and also won in nebraska. despite his success with voters though, the republican leadership is still hesitant as trump appears to meet with paul ryan tomorrow, former rivals ted cruz and marco rubio are not backing him. he now has more than 91% of the delegates he needs to officially claim the gop nomination though. >> on the democratic side, sanders with the large victory in west virginia, his latest victories haven't put a dent in hillary clinton's delegate lead. he vows it's going to fight on. it is your voice, your vote. lauren lyster joinings us with more on e and who knew th

windows, one witness captured on his cell phone firefighters bringing the victim in her 20s out on a stretcher >> so unexpected. we didn't even expect it, you know what i mean? it caught everybody off guard. so sad. >> the victim is in stable condition and fire officials are looking into what caused the fire. >> twin brothers from chester county are accused of setting off several bombs while on winter break from college. prosecutors say daniel and kaleb tate went on a two-week crime spree while they were home from school last december. they are charged with blowing up five mailboxes and sheds throughout chester and lancaster county. here's a look at some of the damage caused by the blast. they've been investigating for the past five months. they say they found surveillance of the brothers stealing bomb-making materials from stores in the area and they matched fingerprints from one of the brothers at one of the scenes. >>> a vigil will be held tonight at bridgeton high school in cumberland county for two teens killed in in a car crash after the prom. they died last weekend when their car veered

firefighters living around 10:0 0 a.m., one child died as a result and another taken away on a stretcher suffering second and third degree burns. a teenage victim was injured and taken to a nearby hospital. investigators are still determining what may have caused this fire. >> i come on and see the flames. and the smoke i hear the mother. >> reporter: jeff aims heard those screams and called 911. you can see him here attempting to put out the fire himself. he hosed down the female burn victim but wishes he could have done more. >> i feel a certain grief. i don't feel any responsibility for the child dying. i feel i probably did what i could by i kind of wish i had another chance to do it at the same time. >> reporter: as you can see thanks investigation is still on going and will last through the night and fire is not releasing the name of the victims. we're live, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >>> developing news tonight, more than two dozen people are hurt after a crash that flipped a shuttle bus in the san bernardino mountains. we learned the shuttle bus was from a church heading to

they were taken away on stretchers.t 33 people are known to have died ends 80 are still missing -- and 80 are still missing. the building, which was condemned, collapsed during heavy rain. australian entre nor craig wright who identified himself as the creator of virtual currency bitcoin has retracted a promise to furnish further proof to support his claim. he promised to move some virtual currency from one to another address bar, which experts believe could only be done by the currency creator. wildfires have continued to spread in the canadian province of alberta, where almost 90,000 people had to leave their homes. more evacuations were ordered, this time from three community south of fort mcmurray. james cook is following events just south of the town and sends us this report. god -- oh, my god! james: a mother, father, and child are fleeing for their lives. of fort mcmurray had just minutes to abandon their homes and run. >> this is insane. you can feel the heat. that's just crazy. this: for most residents, was the

this was captured on a cell phone, firefighters bringing the victim out on a stretcher. >> we didn't expect it. it caught everybody off guard. so sad. >> the victim is in stable condition. fire officials are looking into what caused that fire. >>> the ntsb's final ruling, the cause of that deadly amtrak crash in philadelphia was a distracted engineer and lack of fail safe technology. federal investigators yesterday said the train most likely ran off the rails because the engineer, brandon bostian was focused on a rock-throwingence dent he heard about over the radio, lost track of where he was and increased the speed of the train. last year, the train went into a curve at 106 miles an hour, more than 50 miles offer the speed limit. the ntsb alsoç blames the railroad industry's delay in installing positive train control, the equipment that can automatically slow down speeding trains. >> i'm very concerned that we're going to be ba in this room again hearing investigators detail how technology that we have recommended for more than 45 years could have prevent yet another fatal accident

that terror turned to panic when neighbors saw fsters afs firefighters carry a young woman out on a stretcher. he caught the moment on his cell phone. >> it was so unexpected. we didn't expect. it caught everybody off guard. so sad. >> reporter: neighbors say the woman in her 20s with special needs was home alone when the fire broke out. a witness saw the flames move quickly through the back windows of the home on marvine stroeet n hunting park. >> i couldn't get to my kitchen because the flames were coming in the window from the back of the house. >> reporter: fire officials believe the fire started in the back of the house. philadelphia's new fire commissioner adam teal got a firsthand look his second day on the job. >> this is the first tire i've responded to. we actually had a higher than normal number of fires over the past couple of days. >> reporter: the victim lives with her parents. they rushed to her bedside at the hospital. neighbors say they're grateful for the firefighters' quick work in saving their beloved neighbor. >> nobody notice she was in there. they went in there and pull

he'd lay on the ice several minutes and stretchered off. he was in tears. officials say it's a knee injury. no word on the severity. that's tough to see. i'm john clark. we're right back after this. enjoy your weekend. >>> well, tomorrow, it does look good. i know you see thunderstorm icons there. most of your day will be good. in the afternoon tomorrow, that's when thunderstorms roll in. some of those could be strong. sunday around 60, sunny, windy, dry. pretty nice. >> i'm jacqueline london. i'm next on jimmy fallon, rose burn. i like her from "bridesmaids." and blake shelton. good night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kit harington, rose byrne, musical guest blake shelto

. >> i remember hitting the ground, the whole way with the stretcher. >> the most devastating part was first day he lifted out of a bed and nothing moved, just his head. that really hit hard. at that point, i really wanted to go jump off a bridge. >> mason was left a quadriplegic with just the slightest ability to move his arms. doctors said he would never walk again. gambuti, a retired cop became his full time care giver and found an experimental trial at new york's mount sinai hospital. >> we spoke with mason just before he underwent delicate neck surgery to try to repair the damaged portion of his spinal cord by injecting stem cells. >> what is going on in your head, what are you thinking, what are you hoping for? >> i'm just super excited, ready to just get it done and go back to rehab and start proving the doctors wrong. >> the surgery performed by dr. arthur jenkins took four hours. researchers have followed james and five other patients all with severe spinal cord injuries. >> squeeze as hard as you can. >> we met three months after the surgery. >> my wrist has gotten a lot stro

in june, this woman wheeled out of the park on a stretcher after a broken bat hit her in the face. spending a week recovering in the hospital. and this woman hit in the face with a foul ball. >> there was no reaction time. i did see it coming. >> reporter: it's not just fenway. this fan hit by a line drive in tampa at the beginning of this season. even players are now speaking out. >> it seems like something happens once a game where a ball just misses a fan. it's something that needs to be addressed. immediately. >> reporter: more than 1,700 fans every year are hit by balls flying into the stands. that led major league baseball to recommend protective netting between the field and the seats be extended. that's something fenway has done. but its newly-installed safety netting wasn't enough to keep a shattered bat from flying five rows up on the third baseline. tom, that fan not seriously hurt. he was treated at the stadium, taken to a hospital and later released. and tonight he's at home, recovering. tom? >> eva, thank you. >>> overseas to iraq. isis attacking a natural gas plant.

they secured her to a splint on to the stretcher with the shark and she went to boca rah tone regional hospital with the shark attached to her arm. >> the experts are baffled because small nurse sharks they say are usually docile and generally stay near one spot. >>> campaign 2016 donald trump will be in lawrenceville, new jersey, on thursday. he'll attend a fund raiding event to help chris kiss tee pay off debt from his presidential run. bernie sanders and hillary clinton are gearing up for tomorrow's primaries in oregon and kentucky. clinton is now 144 delegates away from clenching the democratic nomination. sanders is favored in both states he spent today in puerto rico ahead of the island's jun june 5th caucuses. >> people of the united states cannot continue a cologne until tight relationship with the people of puerto rico. >> former republican candidate ohio governor john kasich rejected a request to launch a third party bid for president saying that running as third party candidate quote does not feel right. >>> the corruption trial of al outgoing congressman chaka fattah is und

they secured her to a splint on to the stretcher with the shark and she went to boca rah tone regional hospital with the shark attached to her arm. >> the experts are baffled because small nurse sharks they say are usually docile and generally stay near one spot. >>> campaign 2016 donald trump will be in lawrenceville, new jersey, on thursday. he'll attend a fund raiding event to help chris kiss tee pay off debt from his presidential run. bernie sanders and hillary clinton are gearing up for tomorrow's primaries in oregon and kentucky. clinton is now 144 delegates away from clenching the democratic nomination. sanders is favored in both states he spent today in puerto rico ahead of the island's jun june 5th caucuses. >> people of the united states cannot continue a cologne until tight relationship with the people of puerto rico. >> former republican candidate ohio governor john kasich rejected a request to launch a third party bid for president saying that running as third party candidate quote does not feel right. >>> the corruption trial of al outgoing congressman chaka fattah is und

. >> we're there trying to get the young orca in the stretcher, and the whole fam damnly is out nearig line, and they're communicating back and forth. well, you understand then what you're doing. you know? >> i lost it. i mean, i just -- started crying. i didn't stop working, but i -- you know -- just couldn't handle it. just like kidnapping a little kid away from a mother. everybody's watching, what can you do? but the worst i could think of. i can't think of anything worse than that. now this really sounds bad, but when the whole hunt was over there was three dead whales in the net, and so they had peter and brian and i cut the whales open. fill them with rocks put anchors on their tail and sink them. well -- really, i didn't even think about it being illegal at that point. i thought it was a p.r. thing. >> they were finally ejected from the state of washington by a court order in 1976. it was seaworld by name that was told, do not come back to washington to capture whales. without missing a beat, they went from washington to iceland, and began capturing there. >> i've been part of

ben bishop hurts his left leg, was taken off on a stretcher.ive but no word even on what he injured or how long he's likely to be out. the lightning inspired a win for their goalie took a 3-0 lead in the second period. then backup goalie andre bass lef ski stopped 25 of 26 shots. lightning win 3-1 and take a 1-0 series lead. round two of the players championship, the famous 17th hole, the water hole. no hole in ones on that hole since 2002, and that's about to end right now. will wilcox shot a 1 under 71. he's five under par. nine shots back of the leader jason day, 5 under on the day. almost an eagle right here. rims out. these got a three-shot lead at 14 under par. abc sports brought to you by toyota. >> thank you, larry. thank you for joining us tonight. for all of us at abc 7 news at 9:00, thanks for watching. we'll see y at 11:00 over on channel 7. narrator: this program contains material that may be disturbing to some audience members. viewer discretion is advised. today, jennifer hudson soars to fame on the hit tv show "american idol." b

you can see the woman carried out on a stretcher., they gave her oxygen, water and glucose, the building collapse killed 30 people. 70 others are missing. >> time is 6:46. let's see what's coming up in the next hour. >> good morning. when i join you guys, are recent traffic changes to mission street a form of violence, some say the changes are part of a continued assault on people who live be work in the area. their plea to the transit authority board of directors and some believe the solution is giving it more time. >>> don't just stop and smelling the roses try growing your own. any type of garden will help. the boost you will get, how it compares to aerobic exercise. cave clark, i see a lot of roses on your facebook account. they are beautiful. >> thank you. i can't take credit. >> i cannot. no. i'm working on that gardening story. it's a good one. >>> right now, we want to check in with sal for a look at traffic. hopefully no big problems. >> today is just a moderate day. we don't have the problems of the last few days. we have s

this plan was removed on a stretcher. >>> up to 16 inches of rain in 24 hours, washing out roads an submerging cars. four dead after days of violent storms. in wichita an 11-year-old boy is missing after being swept away falling into a creek trying to cross it. this family heading to their son's graduation by boat. in the southeast they are bracing for tropical storm bonnie in south carolina. high winds and high surf have the lifeguards an high alert, the big concern, the deadly rip tights. >>> a little choppy, a little rough, but not terrible yet. i think it will get worse. >>> i have to be careful of the kids. >> reporter: residents hitting stores to stock up, bonnie will drift north by monday making a damp and dreary holiday for millions. elizabeth hur abc new york. >>> 6:08. one of the biggest days in racing. the 100th running of the indianapolis 500 is running today. it is the first ever out of -- l out of the race. the race is scheduled to go on, you can watch it live on of abc. coverage begins apt 11:00 a.m. live coverage of the indi500 starts at 11:00 a.m. >>> one programming note this

with the stretcher. >> most devastating part, the first day they lifted him out of the bed and nothingved. just his head. that really hit hard. at that point, i really wanted to go jump off a bridge. >> mason was left a quadriplegic with just the slightest ability to move his arms. doctors she'd would never talk again. gambutti, a retired cop became his full time care giver and found a trial at mount sinai hospital. >> take good care of you. >> reporter: we spoke with mason before he underwent delicate neck surgery to try to repair the damaged portion of the spinal cord by injecting stem cells. >> what is going on in your head, what are you thinking, hoping for? >> just super excited ready to get it done. and go back to rehab. and start proving the doctors wrong even more. >> slow. >> reporter: the surgery performed by dr. arthur jenkins took four hours. researchers followed james and five patients all with severe spinal cord injuries. we met up three months after the surgery. >> notice any change? >> my wrist has the got in a lot stronger. able to grasp around a lot of other things. a

this man was removed on a stretcher. up to 16 inches of rain in 24 hours washing out roads and submerging cars. at least four dead after days of violent storms. in wichita an 11-year-old boy is missing after being swept away after he fell into a creek trying to cross it. this family heading to their son's graduation by boat. >>> i have all his stuff, cap and gown here. >> reporter: in the southeast they are bracing for tropical storm bonnie set to hit south carolina. high winds and high surf have the lifeguards on high alert, the big concern potentially deadly rip tides. >>> it's a little chop, a little rough, but not terrible. i think it will get worse. >>> i have to be careful of the kids. >> reporter: residents hitting stores to stock up. bonnie will drift north by monday making a damp and dreary holiday for millions. >>> it is 7:08 a.m. racing fans are ready we're hours away from the running of the indianapolis 500. people will pack the brickyard as it's known. you can see they are already trying to get there. the fi

five minutes later they pulled out a seemingly healthy newborn and put the mom on a stretcher. abc7 is in contact with d.c. fire about the story. we'll follow up and let you know when we learn more about exactly what happened. coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- thank goodness we don't have smell-o-vision today. we will tell you about a stinky situation that has neighbors up in arms in drink. leon: the week began with more flooding. find out where they are bracing for more of this on the way. alison: it laer the six words it took to get action for a -- later the six words it took to get action for a woman fighting her cable company. >> highly unexpected discovery in an unlikely place. i'm jeff goldberg. we will tell you what and where in a live report when "abc7 news at 5:00" continues. leon: abc7 on the scene of a story in centreville where they are investigating a situation where a body was found floating in a pond off ridge vass bureau chief jeff goldberg is on the -- virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is on the scene. what do we know about the situation? jeff: we don't hav

we saw firefighters taking one person down a ladder on a stretcher. right now it's not clear how many people were on board that plane or the extent of the injury. >>> also in southern california tonight, a yearbook typo has one muslim high schooler outraged. the 11th grader who was wearing a jihab in her photo was listed as isis phillips that's not her name. she says she is upset. school officials in rancho cucomonga are calling it a mistake, and some students agree. >> i feel it's a mistake. if everything in the world was not going on with the whole isis terrorist group, everything would have interpreted differently. >> the school district investigating the misprint. >>> someone in san jose is a newly minted millionaire. a ticket purchased in task and flask. that ticket is worth $1.3 million. some where in new jersey is a ticket worth $29.9 million. the winner has not come forward yet. >> well for those of us who have not won the lottery and still have to work. state lawmakers are trying to give us a bit of a break. the reliability schedules act woul

man was removed on a stretcher.ours washing out roads and submerging cars. at least four dead. and now five missing after days of violent storms. in wichita, an 11-year-old boy is missing after being swept away when he fell into a creek trying to cross it. this family heading to their son's graduation by boat. >> i have his cap and gown here. >> reporter: in the southeast, they are bracing for tropical storm bonnie, set to roll in between 5:00 and 6:00 a.m. in south carolina. high winds and high surf have the lifeguards on high alert. the big concern, potentially deadly rip tides. >> it is a little choppy. a little rough. but not terrible yet. i think it's going to get worse. >> have to be careful with the kids. >> reporter: residents hitting stores to stock up. bonnie will drift north by monday making it a damp and dreerry holiday for millions. >>> overseas, dangerous weather injured dozens of children. in paris, nine children and two adults were struck by lightning at an outdoor birthday party. they were huddled u

at ninth street and emergency crews rescued a person from the suv placing that individual on the stretcherlet's get right out to nbc 10's lauren mayk at the scene. what's the latest you know there on injuries? >> reporter: yeah. good afternoon. let me show you what's happening right now. this car is still right there where was it hit by the trolly. i spoke with several withins here who say they were on that trolly when this happened. that that car you see actually started out over where i am on this side of the street, and then came over and got in front of the trolly. it is not clear whether they were trying to make a u-turn, trying to get to the other side of the street. there's conflicting reports there, but that trolly then ran into that car. there was one person inside. this is from skyforce10 trying to get the driver out of here, watching the rescue, you can tell he was conscious, talking to them, and he was moving as they tried to get him out of the car, but you can see how badly mangled this car is, and it was quite a difficult job. now, eventually, they were able to get him out, a

and i'm able to have a visual of the condemned on the stretcher. so, i push all seven syringes.t. that's what -- by statute in the state of alabama, the warden at this facility is responsible for carrying out that duty. ♪ >> announcer: holman's barber shop is the perfect place for an inmate to get a cut, offer advice, or just gossip. but when there's an execution, it takes on a more somber tone. >> i couldn't see in the room. i seen when they brought him out. the dude was so heavy, man, in that black body bag on, man. he looked like he was tall. the family of the victims, doctor, the nurses seen all them come in. i was like -- talk about was scared. petraified. it's a sad occasion. >> announcer: all execution s occur at 6:00 p.m. and that day the prison goes under lock down, restricting any movement. >> death row inmate will be escorted into this cell. there's no property allowed in the cell. everything he would have had in his cell would have been confiscated. we allow him to use the phone. mail is brought to him, gets an opportunity to read it, passes it back out. last year we

as we watch the officer there has on a neck brace and is being laid on the stretcher to get further medical treatment. we'll keep an eye on this crash in strawberry mansion. >>> a chaotic scene at a septa bus stop this one in northeast philadelphia, two school officers were attacked while they were trying to break up a fight. police are trying to sort out different eyewitness nts accounts in hopes of finding out who is responsible for that. it's tuesday night and rick is off and brian taff joins us. we have two big stories. a violent confrontation that put two school officers in the hospital. >> new at 5:00, "action news's" walter perez is live outside of northeast detectives. >> reporter: officials here from northeast detectives say they have cell phone video of this fight it's still unclear if the high school students were also involved in the beating of the the school police officers. they are hoping for the public's help. >> he watched the whole thing up fold outside of his pizza shop at cotman and caster. >> tried to break the fight but too many guys were in there. i went inside and ca

good vitals and they secured her to a splint on to the stretcher with the shark and she went to bocaaton regional hospital with the shark attached to her arm." the attack is unusual because nurse sharks are usually quite docile and stationary. this shark in particular was a canadian woman drives her car in to a lake. she says her g-p-s is to blame. the 23-year-old woman says she was following the g-p-s instructions while driving in the dark and fog. she apparently took a wrong turn. drove down a boat launch. and plunged right into the water. the woman was able to roll down her window, get out and swim to shore. the car had to be pulled from the water the next morning. will breaking news is out of the east bay this morning. a body was found at a park in concord. a body was found at a park in concord. introducing the completely redesigned mercedes-benz c-coupe, a body was found at a park in concord. with its athletic prowess and sleek new body. it doesn't just raise the bar... ...it completely crushes it. the all-new c-class coupe. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. a war >> dave: mob

they secured her to splint on the stretcher with the shark.ital with the shark attached. >> is it me or is he the calmest person ever to talk about a shark attack? bizarre. fowl say the nurse shock are usually stationery and docile. >> britain stow is giving thanks to those would helped him rebuild his live after the devastating boating a speaker at the annual trauma survival center the father of two the he suffer severe brain enjoy when attacked outside dodger stadium in 2011. you can see the pictures kissing the hand of a nurse, joking around he has a foundation to fight bullying. two men were convicted and sent to prison for the attack. >> if you wear glasses you of love this, the federal government recently reminded eye doctors of a law that could save you time and money. it requires eye doctors do give patient as copy of their prescription even if you dough not ask and prevents doctors from charging a fee for release. it bars doctors from offering eye exams only to those who bay glasses from them allowing patients to shop around. >> deep

you know what they used to do to guys like that in place like this, they'd be carried out on a stretcheri'd like to punch him in the face. his father was with lee harvey oswald prior to oswald being shot. the whole thing is ridiculous. what is this? nobody even brings it up. >> you know that was just yesterday. this is all fresh meat. joining me is the hardball round table. tim, every once in a while i get the feeling the door has been slammed in this guy's face. he can be president of the united states and that's another day in the life of donald trump. >> i think every step along the way a lot of pundits said this can't happen. when the field became smaller he would be eliminated on the contested convention would eliminate him. >> the way we look at things in popular culture, do we just dismiss everything. it's like every ten minutes it doesn't matter what happened ten minutes before. >> i don't know. we have a memory for day, two days. >> part of it is just the jujitsu that donald trump was done that was referenced earlier. he's able to quickly pivot off these nefarious statements. i

. >> reporter: this man was removed on a stretcher. up to 16 inches of rain in 24 hours watching out roads and submerging cars, at least four dead and now five missing after days of violent storms. in wichita, an 11-year-old boy is missing after being swept away when he fell into a creek trying trying to cross it. this family heading to their son's graduation by boat. >> i have his cap and gown here. >> reporter: in the southeast they are bracing for tropical storm bonnie set to roll in between 5:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. in south carolina. high winds and high surf have these life guards on high alert. the big concern -- potentially deadly riptides. >> a little choppy. a little rough. but not terrible yet. i think it will get worse. have to be careful with the kids. >> reporter: bonnie will drift north by monday making it a damp and dreary holiday for millions. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >>> overseas dangerous weather has injured dozens of children in paris. nine children and two adults were struck by lightning at an outdoor birthd

because we have the ambulance and a stretcher out on the roadway, this is westbound side of the schuylkill expressway, approaching conshohocken. so we are bumper to bumper from pretty much gladwynn all the way out around the conshy curve and it is right here between the curve and the conshy exit. so, watch for delays if you are headed west this morning. also, some haze out there. which could impact some flight at philadelphia international airport. make sure your headlights are on as you roll out of the driveway, looking live at the boulevard in the northeast on the boulevard, northbound an accident at red lion, right by northeast airport, and then overnight crash, knocked the traffic light out at easton and horsham road. that's just off of the willow grove interchange of the turnpike, and there is still some lane restrictions on the northeast extension, from lansdale, up through quakertown, and then you have that active work zone all the way up through the lehigh valleyment mike and alex back over to you you. >> all right, 6:02 now. >> somber anniversary of the city remembers deadly amtra

. >> on a stretcher. >>> all right. we have a story we think you will really want to stick around for this morning. a veteran told he had little l hope after being seriously injured in war, and the remarkable recovery he made against all odds. >>> plus, a flooding emergency in texas rivers continue to rise, this time to historic levels. and there is more rain on the >>> if you've ever had your flight delayed once, you can be thankful it wasn't delayed three consecutive times. that happened on monday for passengers aboard alee jant airline flight. plane first returned when a passenger had medical issue then electrical problems forced to turn around once it was in the air. later boarding was stopped when a piece of emergency equipment had to be inspected. passengers were eventually able to get to their destination. >>> another day and the latest on those deadly floods. right now rivers are nearing record levels in some parts of texas where the rains have stopped but the waters keep rising. eight peop have died. about the