after the 11th street bridge and the third street tunnel.d a crash coming inbound on the hov lane headed toward the 14th street bridge. apparently a vehicle struck the bridge and being broging the left lane right now. >>> we're watching developments out of louisiana this morning where police are answers after the deaths of three officers. what we're learning about the man accused of pulling the trigger. >> reporter: i'm kristen wright at the national law enforcement officers memorial in washington where people are honoring the lives of police officers lost and continuing to ask what is the answer. >>> plus, protecting the crowds in cleveland. the security measures in place as the republican national convention begin s. >>> we don't call for no blood shed. that's how this all started, with blood shed. >>> your top stories right now. emotional cries for peace in baton rouge after the deaths of three police officers. >>> an accident overnight in prince george's county leaves a man dead and a busy commuter route closed for hours. >>> plus securi

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they were in the middle of the crowded tunnel. and that wasn't an option at that point. >> reporter: the gunman then dropped that gun out their window just moments later after appearing to hit the retaining wall, which they came to the stop of the third street exit. and they took off on foot. and with two men still inside that car them. weapons were drawn. the woman who didn't want to be identified, they watched from the office window and feared the worse. >> i thought they were going to see somebody get shot on either end that i wasn't speculating who would shoot first that it is what i was fearing the most. >> we couldn't believe it. that cops were yelling for the two men to get out of the car. >> they were and that the other nearby buildings were put on lockdown. and that they couldn't believe what was going on and with everything that has been going on in dallas and across the nation right now. that it was upsetting. >> for them this is their reality every day. >> for those of us in law enforcement it is on our minds all th no

celebrate in the tunnel, walk back. here's the second one on june 15th. just misses a tatar. they're getting close to the bull pen, right? take it out the bull pen, down the tunnel, back to the clubhouse. >> bob: fighting for his life. >> f.p.: i think if you're trea turner, regardless you have to go somewhere in this sequence. even if you get thrown out by five feet. >> bob: you prefer early in the count? >> f.p.: foo too fast to stay on first. >> bob: nicasio, quick move. werth against juan nicasio, 0-1 career. winning run at first. >> f.p.: you know why, carp? you've won the first two games of the series. you're playing with house money right now. you can be a little more you're not trying to salvage like the pirates are. so you have the upper hand. you're the home team, you're seven games up. >> bob: there he goes. i don't think he got a great jump but the throw goes into center. not far away enough. kratz bouncing to throw. i saw a lot of dirt coming up when trea first left the bag at first but he's got unbelievable makeup speed. . >> f.p.: just go. you get thrown out? w

it down in the tunnel. it does have a permeating smell like it's smoke not dust. >> slight odor but doesn't seem to be anything too bad. >> they've got vents going try to clear it. >> yes. >> and you can tell that they're working towards trying to get that taken care of. >> not kill you this morning. >> not killing me relatively smooth ride seeing safe track work is making a difference. >> okay. >> making a differentiation even take a live look here clearing diingt off the railings and flat surfaces and they're wearing masks and their rags are dirty. metro is frying to clean it up. they say they have exhaust system clearing the air circulating the air but as you see this guy is cleaning dust, dirt off the surfaces here and this is what people are breathing in this morning. again metro treating out it's clearing work area dust and that is what is leaving this haze as you look here. but that's what it is throwing on people's hands as they come up the escalators here and this is also what they're breathing in

they don't solve the problem on the other side of penn station which is the east river tunnels. >> what this entails is twin suspension bridges and from there you soar above the hudson river, 212 feet in the air above 38th st. and westbound above 39th street in the opposite direction. this twin suspension bridge would go all the way into queens i asked how much it would cost and he set about $20 billion which is is the same amount being projected for the new tunnels under the hudson river. >> it would not need all the public funding from the state of new jersey and new york or the federal government because as much as 75% of it can be paid in user fees. >> there are four different generating levels to this plan. utility conduits for power, electric, telecommunications and then the second level would be only train. >> the hudson level is just one track in each direction. this would have two tracks in each direction. above that two lanes in each direction. it would allow you to walk or bike as well. >> this would benefit everybody. it would be a remarkable access to residential areas. >>

solution. 14,000 dollar toad tunnel. there has been no toad that i have observed.ide. >>reporter: news of the opportunity it shortcomings made the daily show back in >>reporter: local author wrote a book about it and even built this small little town for thecÑ toad outside davis post office. >> if anything the tunnel become an icon. >>reporter: if wondering about those toad now let's just say human he viced them from the wet lapped. with the#y over crossing really remanufactured most of the habitat for him. >> belongs to everyone. >>reporter: toad legacy lives on at the library. >> you want to hear it again. >>reporter: abc 7 news. >> after one of the scariest leap of their lives the couple would lives in san jose took an even bigger leap of faith. aaron and matthew the went sky diving in monterey over the wean. it was his birthday celebration but she got a big surprise when she landed on the ground. he got down on one knee in front of special message written for her in. my head it was like the will you marry me and i was like my god is that for me then it said my

. >> in the tunnel itself. chp told us a couple of lane, maybe three blocked and that it would be quite some time to cleared but they just cleared all but the last car from the roadway. one lane remains closed. that's why we see this backup. before you get to the tower and into treasure island. just past the tunnel we do see speeds starting to improve as they clear one of the lanes. we still have the slow lane blocked for another few minutes. the rest of the bay moves well but we'll talk about a reroute for san jose coming up. for now, back to you. >>> now we head to oakland for breaking news this morning. that's where police say that four people are recovering after a late night shooting. it happened at about 10:00 on 7 street near peralta. police say three men and one woman were shot and that all of those folks were transported to nearby hospitals. we do not have an update on the victims' conditions. police are also saying nothing about possible suspects or a motive. >>> now to our continuing coverage out of

volume on the expressway right around morrissey boulevard and then southbound as you're leaving the tunnel. over the zakim bridge in leverett connector fine. besides the rain drops. be careful of wet roadways. 13 minutes route 1 from 128 to the tobin and 25 minutes on 93 south, 24 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in >>> hillary, hillary, hillary. >> catherine: fox25 blair miller on the floor last night during the speech and joins us with a wrap-up from philadelphia. hi, blair. >> blair: hillary clinton has been visible for 25 years but it came down to last night. >> i accept your nomination for president of the united states. >> blair: following a speech from chelsea clinton. >> every single memory i have from my mom regardless what was happening in her life she was always, always there for me. >> blair: told america moment >> bonds of trust and respect of fraying. we have to decide whether that will all work together so we can all rise together. >> blair: pointing out differences with donald trump. >> really think donald trump has temperament to be commander in chief? donald trump c

this tunnel flooded, that tunnel flooded. >> especially when it is darker out, you can't tell how deep the water is. >> reporter: the flooding also affected businesses in this area. we found in wawa, they to shut down for a time. any further rain, and we are expecting that later today, could cause problems, especially in this area, because the rain stopped so many hours ago here, but you can see the water had nowhere to go for so long. these will be the spots that will once again be a problem if it begins raining here again today. i'm drew smith, nbc 10 snus. >> thank you for the around the clock updates. be sure to download the app. you'll find out what your neighborhood forecast is, and check out the live radar as well. >>> it is 6:04, following breaking news out of austin, texas. that's where one person is dead this morning, three others have been wounded in separate shootings. you can see as we take a live look in the downtown area. police officers are briefing the media and other people about what happened around 4:00 a.m. our time this morning. now, officers have told people to s

the third street tunnel is open. ninth street and 12th street tunnels also been. aret street and 12 street closed until approximately 4:00. if you are not trying to get downtown, take a look at what is happening in virginia. both directions looking great in dale city. near falls road, we are moving well, if you are heading in down on 270, or heading west toward germantown. so far, just some downtime closures. jummy: thank you. and organizers of the capital or the concert are hoping the weather cooperates. performers include that man there, kenny logins. they rehearsed on the capital on yesterday. other acts include smokey degraw. and gavin organizers for other celebrations are also keeping their eyes on the forecast. if you are looking for some celebrations going on in your own neighborhood, we have them for you at wjla.com. we want to know when you plan to do to celebrate the fourth. the national mall, your own fireworks, or maybe nothing at all? you say you only watching on tv. 30% in other places. mall. , and experiment with fireworks or a homemade explosive? a

maybe you do something different to move utilities [inaudible] to build the tunnel. the different construction methods are currently proposing a different parts. it could be those are done under different procurement methods >> absolutely >> i think there's a lot more work to be done understand what the design looks like before making this decision. i think it's right at the surface. i would agree kind of on the surface pulmonary doesn't make sense to paper something for finance. i think the initial narrowing seems to make some sense but i think world long way from being able to get determinate on anything on that >> yes. noticing this report highlighted to us is that cmr was widely used in the city it's never been used for transit. so, that's another thing >> is been used for service transit. >> okay. so, that's another consideration when looking at but again this is [inaudible] >> director gee >> thank you for the report get we been unusual for that officer expense and different delivery methods like you professionally i was able to champion the cmg at uc berkeley,

we placed an open wind tunnel in the channel and art able to operate under atmospheric surface pressuresmars. in this particular series of experiments, we have placed a model in the tunnel floor and want to determine the zone of erosion and deposition around the crater. in this particular case, we are going to let the wind blow across the crater and see what those zones of erosion and deposition around it. position around it are like. that is the most common feature around mars on the surface related to wind. it is followed from the global dust storms. the region in which the light layer of material reveals a darker surface. these streaks serve as wind markers. the patterns define the wind flow. to the geologist, the features seen in tens of thousands of photographs transmitted by the viking show what has shaped the surface of mars. the excavation of large craters and basins by asteroids and meteorites. the raising of mountains through the action of volcanoes. the folding and subsiding of the crust at the planet expanded. water,ting of channels i abrasiver, or the particles carried by th

a labyrinth of tunnels and passageways.ou can go from one extreme corner to the far other corner and navigate that entire trek underground. that's why u.s. capitol police secure the underground areas. there are underground and then you have to get checked again when you try to traverse the capitol complex underground through one of the many tunnels. it's almost like an entire community to itself. there are stores, banks, post offices, cafeterias. people go all over the place during the course of the day. there's a lot of terrain for capitol police to cover. that's an indication of how sweeping in scope and size a lockdown can be. u.s. house members, you can see them now still voting. they cannot leave the house chamber until the lockdown is lifted and people visiting or members of the staff, they, too, can't move. they are locked down in their offices. our second lockdown of the u.s. capitol complex in as many weeks. we had one late last week, we have one now and we're hearing at this point that a person with a gun might be

haze in the tunnels.entagon city and crystal city some folks having trouble breathing this is leftover dust from construction. use caution if you take those shot there they're still on. more traffic in a few. back to you allison and steve. >> straight ahead at 6:30 day two prompted please of republican national cop vengs gets underway it's one that everybody is talking about. more on melania's speech. >> and more crews on pepper spray incident at the university of maryland. we'll talk to >> donald trump breaking protocol showing up first day to introduce his wife final speaker ever the night and her speech is talk of the town this morning and two pass amings match nearly world for world from speech first lady michelle obama delivered in 2008. here's air comparison. >> that you treat people with dignity and respect. >> that you treat people with respect. >> because we want our children and all children in this nation to know that --. >> was we want our children in this nation to know --. >> and only limit

she is accused of not paying the holland tunnels $15 tool. yesterday police stopped her trying to get through again without paying. transit officials found out she owed more than $16,000 in unpaid tolls. she is also charged with theft of services. >>> we want to check in with the sal for a look at traffic . >>> it is getting busier out there. right now, highway 4 is going to be stop and go in some areas right now. traffic is going to be slow coming up and over the hill. it is slow through almost all of pittsburg coming up into the bay point area. 680 does not look bad from concorde or walnut creek. when you get to the bay bridge told tony -- toll tunnel, traffic is backed up for a 15 or 20 minute delay. the commute has been okay. we're looking at the peninsula and traffic on 101 and 280 looks good. >>> i got a lot of tweets about the air-conditioning issue. i will just read one. i live in loss altos, no ac. while it's been harder to just manage with that. i think this gentleman is considering ac. >> i would think, we talk about berkeley being

during world war ii, britain drilled 30 more miles of tunnels. the 100-ton gun is one of many cannon that both protected gibraltar and controlled shipping in the strait. a cable car whisks visitors from downtown to the rock's 14,000-foot summit. from the top of the rock, spain's costa del sol arcs eastward, and 15 miles across the hazy strait of gibraltar, the shores of morocco beckon. these cliffs and those over in africa created what ancient societies in the mediterranean world called the pillars of hercules. for centuries, they were the foreboding gateway to the unknown. descending the rock, whether you like it or not, you'll meet the famous apes of gibraltar. 200 of these mischief-makers entertain tourists. and with all the visitors, they're bold, and they get their way. yeah? you can have it. you can -- you can -- you can -- here on the rock of gibraltar, the locals are very friendly, but give them your apples. legend has it that as long as these apes are here, the british will stay in gibraltar. - [voiceover] this program is made possible i

was supposed to be 40 feet and the tunnel machine they make the tunnel closer to the ground i requestome kind of environmental review before that kind of thing this house is built the two of the 3 on powell hat even sit directly over the tunnel it is fairly close they're digging down so i just request that you look at this thing alternate plus on the tunnel on one of the properties they'll have to be moved at the extension of the taxpayer where will the fence go who's property will it go on all i'm asking is you look at this stuff. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is mike eave lived in bernal heights since 1983 a few years ago some of the fellow neighbors literally demand the demolition cruise stop working that would have dramatically accident the east slope they prompted the city and planning department to create a design area it requires community review before a building permit could be approved in 198 six the planning commission accepted the bernal heights east slope building guidelines those guidelines are an effort to retain the spi

rights by harlen tunnel -- harlem tunnel he was this big. >> when i was on upper west side, i woke up to a rabid raccoon knocking on my window, i have a picture, i had to call 311. >> sthee those stories are stra, new yorker say they are so tough but when it comes to vermin they cannot hand it, it. >> they said they reached out to mayor de blasio, one person said, we have rats, she got a response. >> they are not hearing back from de blasio, would you say that de blasio is playing opossum. >> nicely done, that is so alex. >> all right. thank you tara. >> thanks guys. >> high-speed chase, jillian. >> in chicago. she was told by her boss that this outfit she was wearing was unprofessional because she was wearing a headscarf. she found a way around this. this is wearing everything that the boss put out, sh also -- who could forget, als ice bucket challenge? video that became viral sensations in 2014, raising $100 million, now we have learned that money made a huge difference, als association, said that used that money to fund a global research project, they have discovered finds of a ver

people will have access through the east tunnel.ia can live with that. >> i would have to find another place to do my jogging. >> reporter: edwards opened in 1932. just last year, the university's seismic action plan for facilities;$icÑ enhancement and renewal gave the stadium a poor seismic rat seismic rating. they will send out another structural engineer to examine the pillars. >> they're going to let the university know of ways that it might be strengthened. >> reporter: since 1997, cal has upgraded 75% of the buildings that needed retrofitting. edwards has yet to make that list. abc7 news. >>> california is being urged to stay out of two lakes that has been found to grow a type of green algae that can make people very sick and kill dogs. it's in parts of shasta and pyramid lake. it marks the third straight sum ir that the water has been af limits die to the toxic algae. >>> we had a nice break from the traditional summer heat, but that is only temporary. >> that's right. it's back. >> it will be soon. here's a look at live dopp

the downed tree area isrea between spout run and the t rosslyn tunnel. tnel. so, i would say exiting at 29ng take lee highway is a much better bet.et. or you'll get stuck in b delays there. let's take ahere.a look at our maps. map those aren't the only two bigoig problems we're dealing with.e'rw we have other issues.ssue this david did clear. dav that's good news. 295 northbound at burroughs of o a all lanes opened so comingg up from the bottom of the tot beltway towards burroughs bro you're in great shape but there's a long line of yellowofo right now 295 southboundouthboud definitely backs up a bit from b just souacth of 50 past eastern avenue. crash investigation thirdtion street tunnel outbound at theun ramp to south capitol street.l . driver left the vehicle, fled the scene.the scen police in the area.poce in th watch for delays and we'll wll talk fourth of julyy celebrations and roadions closures. any questions at erin fox5 fox d.c. on twitter as wes w continue. contin steve and maureen back to you. y >> all right.ht next up, those self drivingfri cars r

people will have access through the east tunnel.ia can live with that. >> i would have to find another place to do my jogging. >> reporter: edwards opened in 1932. just last year, the university's seismic action plan for facilities;$icÑ enhancement and renewal gave the stadium a poor seismic rat seismic rating. they will send out another structural engineer to examine the pillars. >> they're going to let the university know of ways that it might be strengthened. >> reporter: since 1997, cal has upgraded 75% of the buildings that needed retrofitting. edwards has yet to make that list. abc7 news. >>> california is being urged to stay out of two lakes that has been found to grow a type of green algae that can make people very sick and kill dogs. it's in parts of shasta and pyramid lake. it marks the third straight sum ir that the water has been af limits die to the toxic algae. >>> we had a nice break from the traditional summer heat, but that is only temporary. >> that's right. it's back. >> it will be soon. here's a look at live dopp

the decision favoring land owners could add millions of dollars to $15.7 billion water tunnel project. >>> barth is resuming normal operations this morning. a pickup truck ended up on the tracks last night . a spokesman says the truck crashed through a maintenance agape and went on the tracks between west oakland and the 12th street statement around 7:40 p.m. . caused systemwide delays. trains ran again about 90 minutes later . the driver was booked into jail on dui charges. >>> and overturned drivers are told to take highway 37 as alternate route . highways were clear before 2:00 a.m. >>> police in san francisco looking for person shot and killed a man man. number one callers reported hearing shots just minutes afternoon yesterday on 23rd and dakota. officers found the man who had been shot and paramedics tried to revive him but he was pronounced dead. no arrest have been made . police have now released information about possible suspects. >>> national blood banks are facing an unprecedented shortage of blood surprise -- supplies. people who travel to central and south america cannot

the car eventually crashed and a fully-automatic machine gun was recovered in the tunnel. two men were quickly arrested. a third was tracked down a short time later. this was the second time in less than 18 hours dc police were fire upon. happening now. police in baton rouge file charges against three men police in baton rouge file charges against three men accused of conspiring to kill police officers. one suspect is still on the loose. the plot is reportedly tied to a pawn shop burglary- where 8 guns were stolen. 6 of them have been recovered. there have been numerous protests in baton rouge in recent days following the death of alton sterling. he was shot to death during a confrontation with police officers outside a convenience store. we continue to follow the ambush in dallas. loved one prepare to attend funeral today-- following an emotional visit from president obama tuesday. spoke at an interfaith service honoring the five police officers killed during a sniper attack last week. feet away -- five chairs sat empty, a folded flag and police hat on each. the president