maryland to from union station. >> the metro from union station to dupont circle farragut. it is terrible, so whenever i can, i will bicycle. reporter: the number of commuters on two wheels is going up. washington area bicyclist association executive director greg billings says, some trails, the number of bikers has risen 60% to 80%. capital by share is also becoming increasingly popular. >> we want to make alternatives so that it is an attractive option. reporter: one plan includes posting information about possible bike routes. there is also a bike buddy program that matches novice like users with experienced one. todd has been riding his bike to work for nearly 20 years. a few pieces of advice for anyone thinking of dusting off their bicycle. >> stay with traffic lights and find bike lane where you can. if you are interested in signing up one of these bike convoy groups or maybe even finding a bike buddy, and to our website, wjla.com, and search for state safe track. kimberly: you can stay a step ahead of safe track with alerts to your phone. 3817.the word metro to 4 it

that is surrounding the areahe a of union station.e do have a crew out there keeping an eye on things. t let's take a live look at loo a massachusetts and d street.t. where traffic is crawlings crawl through the intersection right now. you can see folks just need to tap the brakes, take turns, t treat that intersection asthatnr though you would a stop sign. use a lot of caution. it looks like things are moving pretty smoota hly through that intersection right now. but several in the area area affected so please be prepareded for that.r we'll go ad had and switch itnd back to a look at our maps andad show you an update from metro.et today is the last day to trade t in your paper fare cards and metro checks so if you have any of those make sure youho take care of that today if you want to get that money triageseg fed over onto one of those ontot smart trip cards that theyha have the hard versions ofons o them. and aside from that crash ont co the shoulder past ritchieritc marlboro road on the inner loop still stacked from 50 onta down.

i'll take a look at union station. let's take a look outside our studios. you can download the nbc washington app for any and all >>> we are learning more about the man shot and killed in a neighborhood in prince william county. he's a 24-year-old named najim mason. >> reporter: a broken window seemingly out of place in an apartment kmcomplex like this, t it is part of a police investigation into a homicide. >> everybody heard a loud bang in the area. at that point, everybody was like what's going on. >> reporter: when police arrived here, they found the 24-year-old victim. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> i saw a fleet of police cars in a row and some detective cars. it was raining outside. i believe it was a police officer. he knocked on my door and he asked me if i heard no, we didn't. >> reporter: police say another person was injured in the incident and they're still sorting out that person's involvement. >> every since i got armed security around the complex they've had a lot more problems. >> reporter: this is not the fir

has also ruled out a shuttle system that would have carried passengers back and forth between union stationnd rockville on marked trains. >>> new tonight, a group of residents said no to fairfax county's plan to move a homeless shelter. the county wants to temporary he relocate the bailey's crossroads shelt tore an empty field. that shelter is currently located on columbia pike, but it's being ousted by new development. tonight, the mason district land use committee voted against approving that project, many concerned that it would not be temporary and too expensive. another public hearing will be held next month. >>> next, a high tech tool at a high school gives a local 6-year-old something he has never had before. tonight, how his big brother made it all happen. >>> robots making deliveries of packages in d.c. see how one company is getting around the district's ban on drones. >>> and did you see it? some surprises tonight at the olympic swim trials michael p.he over the next 40 years, the united states population michael p.he is going to grow by over 90 million people and almost all that

maryland ruled out a shuttle system between union station and rock belt using marks trains. >>> a rail track inside the metro station is now at a lab for testing. metro says an electrical current caused the smoking problem monday to temporarily shut down that station monday night. smoke filled the station after a fire extinguisher has used. it's back to jail for the man accused of groping a little girl at a target in fairfax county. he was out of jail on bond after his arrest last week. on monday, though, the commonwealth's attorney appealed the bond decision and won. car dove a will stay in jail until his next hearing in august. he faces three counts of aggravated sexual bat ray. >>> the loudoun county sheriff's office is asking for $30,000 in federal funding. it would beed equipment, including 45 body cameras. it's requested as part of a four-year grant program that includes no local tax funding. >>> we're continuing to follow the terror attack in turkey. this morning, the united states is offering to help the country investigate this attack. federal officials are keeping an eye on i

we are also dealing with a power outage reported by pepco p surrounding union station. the area near north capitolthap and h street so please give giv yourself extra time to get around some traffic lights onigt flash in the area.flasin t treat those as though youhoyo would a stop sign and ben b prepared for extra delays and dl backups. blue and yellow line singlee tracking between braddock roader and national airport.l air there's a track condition condi outside national airport.nati we have app disabled car 395ar 3 southbound prior to thirdor street and a house fire inn upper marlboro main streeto ste closed both directions largotis road to elm street. seet. you'll need to steer clear ofcl that as well. steve and maureen.aure >> still ahead a violent nightnn in the district. the four shootings all within aithin couple of hours of each other.f. this morning one of those mning crimes is sadly a homicide. hic comes on the same flight as fli the d.c. police chief pushes chs to get illegal guns off cityy streets.tre >> also a record deal for one fr of the nfl's franchiseran

environment director tommy wells has been reunited with his bike nearly a week after it was stolen near union stationn recognized the bike from news reports when somebody tried to sell it to him. police managed to recover the fordable bike. it's expensive. he picked it up earlier today at the police station. hap happy reunion. >>> tonight, nearly 50,000 american veterans will be sleeping on the streets all over the country. but a local effort to end that has been successful. mark seagraves has the story of a veteran who spent decades on the street and is now a homeowner. >> reporter: alfred never thought this day would come. at age 68, the very first time. back in 1971, he was serving in the military in vietnam and came home addicted to heroin. he spent the next 30 years either sleeping on the streets or in jail. >> all you wanted to do was get drugs or alcohol so you didn't care where you lived. >> reporter: eight years ago, he found help. first, at this shelter where he entered a substance abuse program and then he got a housing voucher. >> thank god i had a safe place to live, go and get myself to

>> i'm going to actually catch the bus from my home down to union station to the red line. >> a lot of my colleagues live too far and don't have another option but metro but luckily i do. i can bike. >> i just want them to finish the work so we can be safe. >> take a look at this map. they're going to begin the work between eastern market and the minnesota and benning road stations. that's the area. what that means is that they are going to completely close down those two stations, potomac avenue and the stadium armory station. they will be closed for the duration of phase two and obviously it's going to be a big problem. the message they're trying to get out here this morning is that everyone who travels through those areas, you're going to have to plan ahead. don't leave it until the last minute. back to you in the studio. >> thank you, megan. and you can find all the details ab washington app. just search safe tracks. maryland state police are working to determine what caused a crash that tied up traffic on the beltway this morning. all lanes are open after a tractor trailer and two

union station next week, look at the security, how it's managed there and ask about operational issuesat will help us with our building. we had the mayor and welcome the delegation from china on june 7 and the staff provided an overview of the project and gave the mayor and them a look at our system and impressed and the development and intermeadol transit development and that was successful and pleased to report that the downtown rail extension has been identified as a high performing project in the plan b area and under development with the regional strategic plan b area is a planning document for transportation investment in northern california. being designated as a high performing project is critical for the funding of the program and helps with the position to get the start and fully fund the project. this concludes my verbal report. you do have two reports before you for information quarterly financial report as well as the monthly transaction reports. >> any questions so far? okay. >> move into the next item? >> yes please. >> item 6 is construction update. >> good morning dire

look at the winds still here at union station. that is a stiff wind.t the day tomorrow plenty of sunshine, a high of 80, and we'll hit our high at 4:00 in the afternoon. if you're heading to the beach this weekend, you're lucking out. breezy out the beach all weekend long. here saturday a high of 88. can't rule out a shower or thunderstorm. not a washout by any means. around 90 on tuesday with a chance of a late day thunderstorm. that will cool us off for >>> the city of philadelphia is trying to do something other big cities have failed to do. we're talking about passing a tax on soda and sugary drinks. >> things got loud both inside and outside city hall as people on both sides of the debate made their voices heard. >> reporter: the roar you hear inside city council chambers is actually made up of two. it's hard to separate the noise, but the chants are different. we made out shouts of "no new tax" and "kids can't wait" representing different positions on whether the city should tax soda to get money for schools, pre-k, and parks and rec. it started

live view from our capitol camera overlooking union station. the flag flapping gently in a northeasterly breeze, but lower humidity moving in as the day progresses. right now temperatures in the 60s. shenandoah valley and mountains of west virginia and virginia, hovering around 70 at the bay, around 70 degrees. storm team 4 radar clear, the beaches, the bay, west shenandoah valley, in the mountains, a great day for outdoor recreation, getting in some exercise,ú getting in some yardwork. the next chances for rain, minutes. >> we will check in with you then. thanks. >>> coming up on 6:02. a developing story out of prince george's county. five people shot, three dead. this happened around 9:30 off marlboro pike. among those that died two women and a man. at last check the fourth victim is in critical condition. the fifth is stable. no word how the five victims could be related and there is no suspect information to release at this time. police do not believe, though, this was a random act. >>> another story out of germantown. five injured includin

> today is flag day, as we look at the flag there waving in that gentle breeze in front of the union stationhow a u.s. air force pilot took on a new mission at home when he was injured in combat. that's coming up. >>> metro starts a new phase on saturday. the new concern that could impact ride at peak times. rs it's a great day for an adventure. surprises are hiding around each corner. come chase thrills that lead in every direction. yet somehow bring us all back together. busch gardens williamsburg and water country usa. vacation packages start at $50 per person. a whole other world awaits. ♪ ♪ don't you just love it ♪ ♪ >>> the american flag, more than just a symbol of our country, it's a symbol of what we stand for. liberty and freedom for all. when you're a soldier, that flag is a constant reminder of why you serve. u.s. air force pilot brian storts knows just how important that flag is to him and his fellow men and women in the military. he was injured while deployed and faced trying tocl also joining us is phillip peck, a former u.s. marine as well. so great to have you with us. >> tha

. >>> the wind's picking up out there around union station and we're starting to whip and doug's got full fecast or >> and now your storm team 4 forecast. >> and right now if you look outside it's looking pretty nice. an hour ago it was raining downtown and now that rain moving down to the south and east as strong thunderstorms continue to do the same. a couple of more thunderstorms back out to the west and for the most part we're drying out back to the north and west. the biggest threat of thunderstorms came to the metro area about an hour ago and now they're down to the south and take a look at the storms down around -- and it's moved out of the area and this is now into ports of charles county around st. mary's county and southern calvert county and you're still seeing some of the very heavy rain and not a lot of lightning with these and the biggest threat will continue to be windy conditions and winds upward of 50 to 60 miles per hour and look at this guy. a small cell and it is moving just to the east right through frederick and this did pulse up pretty good and you may have hai

>> i'm going to catch this bus from my home down it union station. >> it's going to take longer. >> it longer, but it's safer. so i'm getting tired of getting pushed back inside the train trying to get off. >> reporter: so folks should expect major delays at all orange and silver line stations. there will be a press briefing at 10:30 this morning. we'll hear from metro about how things are going with the program and maybe get some ideas on what folks should do to get to work on time once this second phase gets under way. back to you. >>> well, it lks you are taking advantage of the capital bikeshare program. capital bikeshare had over 89,000 users last week, that is 6% higher than the previous record week established during bike to workweek in 2015. now, overall bike ridership is also up. weekday ridership, 31% higher on the 15th street cycle track alone. that is almost 600 more bike trips per day compared to june 2015. >>> you can find all the details about phase two of safetrack on our nbc washington app, just search "safetrack." >>> let's take a live look outside right now. and pret

pick up a bicycle from union station location monday. return it friday evening. locks are included. the d.c. region seen a surge in bike riding since metro's safetrack started. leon: in surges a campaign got one today. major developments from the r.f.k. in an hour after a tumultuous day on the trail. we have a live report on that. stinky mail. a story you will see only on 7. unopened mail dumped in a sewer from a mailman. does that postal worker industrial a job? and will the people ever get their mail? we look at that at 6:00. >> we don't have stinky weather. we have good weather. leon: anything but. dais at least through tomorrow you will be happy with the weather but over the weekend the humidity will start to build. this is a view from the hyatt region tysons corner. there is a little haze but it's still pretty darn good visibility. from tysons. warm temperatures and a pleasant evening ahead for you. even at the pools tonight, it won't be too bad. have a towel or something when you get finished. temperatures drop to 70's. we head through the early morning hours it will be fine.

union. voting stations have been opened now for over three hours. they will stay open until 10:00 p.m. local time. this was the scene in london earlier as people made their way through the rain. among those casting their ballots in london earlier were prime minister david cameron and his wife samantha. the electoral commission expects to have the results by breakfast time tomorrow. the latest composite of polling shows it's neck and neck. 47-45 in favor of remaining in the e.u. >>> let's get a look at how global marks are reacting. cnbc's louisa bojesen has more. >> good morning. neck and neck being the key term there. that's what we're seeing over the past couple of weeks, a shifting back and forth ever so slightly between the sides. markets today taking things in stride. some of the latest polls have indicated that perhaps the remain polls, they're just -- the remain camp, they're creeping a little bit ahead. we have seen that reaction over the last couple of days with buying back into the equities and into the pound that had been sold off. some trading out of the traditional safe ha

union station next week, look at the security, how it's managed there and ask about operational issues that will help us with our building. we had the mayor and welcome the delegation from china on june 7 and the staff provided an overview of the project and gave the mayor and them a look at our system and impressed and the development and intermeadol transit development and that was successful and pleased to report that the downtown rail extension has been identified as a high performing project in the plan b area and under development with the regional strategic plan b area is a planning document for transportation investment in northern california. being designated as a high performing project is critical for the funding of the program and helps with the position to get the start and fully fund the project. this concludes my verbal report. you do have two reports before you for information quarterly financial report as well as the monthly transaction reports. >> any questions so far? okay. >> move into the next item? >> yes please. >> item 6 is construction update. >> good morning d

a light northeast breeze flapping the flag near union station. live view from the capitol camera. mid-80s with low huty day. beautiful day tomorrow. then hotter on monday. the summer solstice arriving at 6:34 p.m. lots of sun. low 90s. a little more humid. then rather humid on tuesday. up near 90. could get afternoon and evening showers and storms. after that, a couple days with low humidity. highs 80s wednesday and thursday. more showers possible friday. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> let's talk about this voyage that you took yesterday. a voyage. you got a taste of what it would be like on a sailboat around the world. >> and i went around the new york harbor. this is intense. it is part of the clipper around the world yacht race. competitors deal with cramped quarters and a lot of near-death experiences and they all love it. >> reporter: the last time we saw linda, she was preparing for pole dancing and pilates. now one year later, the 60-year-old is nothing but muscle and fearlessness. >> i went to the main sail. you could see my flying around. while i was doing it, i

mourners line the train tracks when franklin roosevelt's remains were taken from georgia to union station. a grieving north carolina man if he knew roosevelt, the man said, no, but he knew me. that's the party we have been in the past. it is a party we should be now and in the future. thank you. >> i want to get back to a question that was asked yesterday to the attorney general eric holder on equal justice under the law. we have been asking a question during this campaign and the question that we have been asking is how does it happen that young americans, older americans go out and smoke marijuana and they end up with a criminal record. yet no one, not one major executive on wall street has gone to jail for their greed, recklessness and illegal behavior. and we have seen since 2009 every has been fined over $200 billion mostly for fraud and other types of activities. goldman sachs was recently not too long ago reached a settlement for $5 billion for fraudulent securities. how can we fine these large institutions and still have not one major executive go to jail for that fraudulent behav

we have one witness who parked over at union station and making his way over here. he can join us when he gets here. i want to thank the witnesses for appearing for your time, your testimony. the mission statement of this committee, you have heard it repeatedly, but i'll repeat it again. to enhance the economic and national security of america. on the homeland security side, one of our top four priorities is doing whatever we can to keep our homeland safe to counter islamic terror. the goal of every hearing, from my standpoint coming from a manufacturing background, i solved a lot of problems. . the first step in solving a problem is admitting you have one. but really facing reality. so the goal of every hearing is to lay out a reality. so that certainly the members of the committee, the people in the audience understand what we're dealing with with a particular problem. today's hearing is our eighth hearing dealing with some form of component of the threat we face from islamic terror. it's a harsh reality. it's one i wish u was not true. it was one i wish we didn't

we have one witness who parked over at union station and making his way over here. he can join us when he gets here. i want to thank the witnesses for appearing for your time, your testimony. the mission statement of this committee, you have heard it repeatedly, but i'll repeat it again. to enhance the economic and national security of america. on the homeland security side, one of our top four priorities is doing whatever we can to keep our homeland safe to counter islamic terror. the goal of every hearing, from my standpoint coming from a manufacturing background, i solved a lot of problems. the first step in solving a problem is admitting you have one. but really facing reality. so the goal of every hearing is to lay out a reality. so that certainly the members of the committee, the people in the audience understand what we're dealing with with a particular problem. today's hearing is our eighth hearing dealing with some form of component of the threat we face from islamic terror. it's a harsh reality. it's one i wish was not true. it was one i wish we didn't hav

union station next week, look at the security, how it's managed there and ask about operational issues that will help us with our building. we had the mayor and welcome the delegation from china on june 7 and the staff provided an overview of the project and gave the mayor and them a look at our system and impressed and the development and intermeadol transit development and that was successful and pleased to report that the downtown rail extension has been identified as a high performing project in the plan b area and under development with the regional strategic plan b area is a planning document for transportation investment in northern california. being designated as a high performing project is critical for the funding of the program and helps with the position to get the start and fully fund the project. this concludes my verbal report. you do have two reports before you for information quarterly financial report as well as the monthly transaction reports. >> any questions so far? okay. >> move into the next item? >> yes please. >> item 6 is construction update. >> good morning d

union station next week, look at the security, how it's managed there and ask about operational issuesll help us with our building. we had the mayor and welcome the delegation from china on june 7 and the staff provided an overview of the project and gave the mayor and them a look at our system and impressed and the development and intermeadol transit development and that was successful and pleased to report that the downtown rail extension has been identified as a high performing project in the plan b area and under development with the regional strategic plan b area is a planning document for transportation investment in northern california. being designated as a high performing project is critical for the funding of the program and helps with the position to get the start and fully fund the project. this concludes my verbal report. you do have two reports before you for information quarterly financial report as well as the monthly transaction reports. >> any questions so far? okay. >> move into the next item? >> yes please. >> item 6 is construction update. >> good morning directors

mar when we had the deadly attack and then they attacked the train station and metro station in the heart of the union. they're the mayor airports ask train stations. it's not in the union and 90s is asia and this is the bridge and that's been a point of. turkey is not allowed in the eu. we should remind the audience and just in the last 24 hours signed an agreement with israel and bringing the relationship with israel back to a normal footing after having been on a very bad footing for a better part of five or six years and ever since the incident and the israeli military. there are an awful lot of moving pieces here in turkey on any given day and competing interests. >> this is the time of night that some flights are p coming in from europe. >> yeah, i was just checking on that and you i know that there's an outbound flight from jfk later. that may in fact be postponed. we will see how that goes. 7:15 p.m., we were supposed to have an outbound flight jfk to istanbul and we do not know the status of that yet. we will see how that progresses in the next couple of hours. >> if we're talking about the a

union. voting stations have been open much of the morning.the electoral commission expects to have the results by brack fafts ti -- breakfast tomorrow. keir simmons, any idea how this is going to shake out today? >> good morning. we know for sure it's once in a generation vote. let me show you some of the front pages of the newspapers here. front page of the popular "sun" newspaper, banner headline, independence day. the front page of its competitor "the mirror," don't take a leap in the dark. that sums it up. it's a bit like britain is considering whether to divorce europe, to divorce the european union. and a bit like a divorce. for some there's a sense that freedom is close, that it's exciting. for others, there's a real fear this could all end in disaster. the "financial times" poll of polls saying now that 48% to 46% of voters are in favor of remaining. it's that tight. even the people who say they know how they'll vote may change their minds and there's a big group who haven't even yet decided. guys, imagine texas voting to leave the un

local 54 union is starting a advertising campaign today on radio stations, in southern new jersey, and philadelphia, laying out why they're threatening to go on strike against five casinos, unless a contract is reached by july 1st. the walk-out would affect bally, a ceasar's, hair's, tropicana and taj mahal. >> local dad shaken up after violent confrontation right outside his home. the dad spoke with fox 29, asked not to be identified it, all began when couple started fighting, off jackson street, northeast part of the town, the father says he came outside, and asked the two to move on for the safety of his kids, but the man, who was fighting, just refused to leave. he just stayed there. the concerned parent says the man then made a phonecall to a second person, who pulled up, in a cadillac, with a gun. >> he's like, hey, bring that piece. i got to take care of something. but i understood very well what he said. i thought he was going to shoot. he look like he was aim to go shoot. >> my kids are to be safe. and i didn't feel safe at all. >> can you imagine the kids seeing that? thankfu

union. we have reporters stationed throughout uk.eanwhile, donald trump is traveling to scotland to check on his golf properties. he's not planning to meet with any government officials. jim acosta has more now. jim? >> reporter: don, no easy putt for donald trump. he will be here in scotland for what is essentially a business trip. he will be doing a ribbon cutting on a newly refurbished golf course here in scotland. unlike past presidential candidates he is not slated to meet with any leaders. here in scotland, trump, as you know, has clash ed with british prime minister david cameron, who slammed his proposals of muslims coming into the u.s. hillary clinton released a web video mocking trump's trip today. here is what was in that video earlier today. >> a petition signed by more than half a million people to ban trump from entering britain. >> trump is a fool. is he free to be a fool. is he not free to be a dangerous fool on our shores. >> now mr. trump told me should he become president he might not have a good relationship with

the city is dealing with a $6 million budget gap closing station 95 at lincoln avenue would save $1 million a year. union is fighting that saying the response would be delayed by several minutes with fewer engines. the fire station would close on july 1. >> happening today first responders are delivering an important warn on the use of illegal fireworks upcoming fourth of july holiday. members of south bay fire and police and hospitals host a fireworks safety community event this afternoon to tell the public of the the risks of associated with illegal fireworks. santa clara safe and sane fireworks are only legal in gilroy. >> today, palo alto city council is scheduled to vote on whether to use eminent domain to preserve the city's last mobile home park. a spokesman for the owners of the mobile home park say they want to develop the land for other purposes. and resent being presented with sell or else demand. palo alto officials have set aside $29 million to bay the property. >> the oakland city council will vote on an ordinance to block coal exports to the city. a terminal for the coal would be the near

union. they call it the brexit, which, in america, of course is the meal between breakfast and exiting breakfast. and right now in the polls, brexiting has a seven-point lead over station in the european union. and it could be even bigger than it sounds because, remember, british s but there's also happy news from the british isles. i just read a man in ireland has found a 2,000-year-old, 22-pound, still-edible hunk of bog butter. ( applause ) yeah. 2000-year-old butter! that is butter from the time. jesus. you're telling me i could eat 22 pounds of butter and have abs like that? that's a miracle! now, one theory-- he's cut. >> jon: he's cut, man. >> stephen: carpenter, man, works the core, works the work. one theory holds that the butter was buried by ancient priests as a ritual offering to the gods. and one expert says, "theoretically, the stuff is still edible, but we wouldn't say it's advisable." ( laughter ) coincidentally, "edible but not advisable" also the slogan for slim jims. ( cheend yes. slim jims, it looks like hair and oil in a tube. well, folks, lock-time viewures know not visible is my middle name. so i got some of that bog butter, and i'm going to eat

. >> a 65-year-old union city woman was walking to the bart station on tuesday night in the crosswalk on walnut avenue and struck by a car. >> this is no way someone did not know they hit something. all the sergeant said the vehicle did not stop after possibly running a red light. the victim taken to the hospital. she died. >> do not even stop? and call 9-1-1? >> people drive too fast. >> locals say cars drive fast on walnut avenue but the crosswalk has always been safe. >> we cross on all four sides. >> police have few leads. and no security camera footage. witnesses described the vehicle as a dark or silver colored van or s.u.v. it may now have extensive front help end damage from the crash. >> in the driver decided to turn himself in and tell us what happened that would be the best thing. >> until that happens a tip from the public could be the best home to find the hit-and-run accident driver. >> officials at uc berkeley have plans to fix crumbling edward stadium, the track and field stadium opened in 1932 and it could use a makeover especially for earthquake retrofitting. concret

. >> police say a 65-year-old union city woman was walking to t fremont bart station on tuesday night in the crosswalk on walnut avenue when she was struck by a car heading eastbound. >> there is no way someone didn't know that they had hit something. >> sergeant dan o'connell said the vehicle didn't stop after possibly running a red light. the victim was taken to a hospital where she later died. >> don't even stop. i don't know if i would have -- i don't know, i would have stopped and called 9-1-1. the person may be alive. >> i think people drive too fast. >> reporter: locals say cars drive fast on walnut avenue, but the crosswalk has always been safe. >> we cross on all four sides. we go running often. >> reporter: police have few leads and no security camera footage. witnesses describe the vehicle as a dark or silver colored van or suv which may now have extensive front end damage from the crash. >> if the driver decides to turn himself in and tell us what happened that would be the best thing. >> until that happens, a tip from the public could be the best hope to find the hit-and-

were largely organized by france's, labor unions still at odds with the government after weeks of strike s. passengers across the cotry were left stranded at stationsfter half of all trains nationally were canceled. some transport unions are now threatening to disrupt the first week of the euro 2016 soccer championships. >> all the necessary ways to make the government will -- a step back will be employed in the social struggle, the social war. the public transportation workers of marseille will employ all the ways to make the government step back. reporter: but despite the rhetoric from some unions, there is widespread belief t they will not t be able to o get the popur support they need to disrupt the euro 2016. anchor: the death toll after serious flooding across northern europe is still rising. five people have lost their lives in, the southern german state of bavaria and one persos. more heavy showers are forecast through the weekend. reporter: what is left after the flood? loss of sticky mode -- mud. a massive cleanup ahead for this small town, hit by flash floods. most residenents were caught completely by surprise. >> the w water came so fa

. >> police say a 65-year-old union city woman was walking to the fremont bart station on tuesday night in the crosswalk on walnut avenue when she was struck by a car heading eastbound. >> there is no way someone didn't know that they had hit something. >> sergeant dan o'connell said the vehicle didn't stop after possibly running a red light. the victim was taken to a hospital where she later died. >> don't even stop. i don't know if i would have -- i don't know, i would have stopped and called 9-1-1. the person may be alive. >> i think people drive too fast. >> reporter: locals say cars drive fast on walnut avenue, but the crosswalk has always been safe. >> we cross on all four sides. we go running often. >> reporter: police have few leads and no security camera footage. witnesses describe the vehicle as a dark or silver colored van or suv which may now have extensive front end damage from the crash. >> if the driver decides to turn himself in and tell us what happened that would be the best thing. >> until that happens, a tip from the public could be the best hope to find the hit-and-

union. this is a live look at the polling station. part of the debate is also an immigration battle. the party gaves leading the eu and said the country is dploflo with syrian refugees. >> it is strikes the downtown because there is white flight. >> some said it's zen phobic meaning an intense or irrational fear of people from other countries. it could trigger spikes in the u.s. stock market and impact on home mortgages. >> hundreds of men walk around san jose in high heels to raise awareness for sexual assault survivors. why some say this event was more important than ever before. >> he fold me there was a fight. i don't remember nothing else. >> a violent end to the finals. a fan falls 50 feet from the upper level concourse. the desperate plea from his family. >> good evening. i'm jack ranieri. a slightly cooler forecast for tomorrow and this weekend. sfx: turbines revving up, getting louder and louder you hear that? that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its engines with fares as low as $69 dollars one-way. so get ready to take off... because sale prices as low as these don

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the uk must not turn back on neighbors, friends and allies of the union if they exit from the trading bloc. fox business reporters stationed all arounded globe, the british exit and impact on the european union, the united states, national security and trade and your money with market experts. former nato commander admiral james stavridis and bob hormats, donald trump has finished speaking, is the speech viable? pretty strong, lot of props out of it. less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the "countdown." so in the last 17 minutes we suddenly started to see the markets charge higher. they touched session highs. we're slightly off it right now. look at the green on the screen, regardless how it looks today with the dow up 229 points, we have come nowhere near erasing the two day losses from friday through monday. that can be blamed on the uk's exit from the european union. we have a long way to go to recover. of course the nearly 900 points that the dow lost. risk on absolutely is the theme of the hour right now. the volatility index following to lowest level since june 22nd, the day before the vote. vix, down 2

closing the station would save $1 million a area. fires union is fighting the closure. ey say response team could be delayed by several minutes. in approved the fire station would close on july 1st. >> first responders will deliver an important warning of the use of illegal fire works during fourth of july holiday. members of the south bay fire, police and hospitals will hold an event at lake county this afternoon telling the public of the risks associated with using illegal fireworks. santa clara safe and sane fire works are legal only in gilroy. >> the palo alto city council is scheduled to vote on whether to use imminent domain to preserve the last mobile home park. a spokesman for the owners of the buena vista mobile home park want to develop the land for other purposes and resents being rented with a "sell or else," demand. palo alto and santa clara officials have set aside $29 million to buy the property. all the oakland city council is expected to vote to block coal exports through the city. a terminal for the coal would be built in west oakland promising good blu

closing station 95 at lincoln avenue would save $1 million a year. the firefighters union is fighting the closure saying the response team could be delayed by several minutes. in approved the fire station would be closed on july 1st. >> stunning new numbers for california law enforcements officers losing their service weapon. since 2010 a thousand guns have disappear product officers. matt keller is at the c.h.p. office. matt? >> good morning, natasha, a shocking number. and even more shocking is how the guns end up being last or stolen. you may remember the kate steinle case, shot and killed in san francisco last summer. the gun used in the shooting was stolen from a federal agent's car. how widespread of is a problem is this? the mercury news did a report on it and found that 944 guns were lost in 2010 and many were stolen most commonly from vehicles but jim bags and dresses. c.h.p. has the most stolen with 40 taken since 2010 and then fish and wildlife and d.e.a. and san francisco police department and the alameda county sheriff and the oakland police department. some o

local 54 union starting advertising campaign today on radio stations, in southern new jersey, and philadelphiahy they're threatening to go on strike, against five casinos. unless a contract is reached by july 1st, the walk-out would affect ballist, ceasar's, harrah's, the tropicana, and the trump taj mahal. cash strapped atlantic city set to kick off sort of high tech garage sale to help ease the massive budget crisis. baderfield, old municipal airport in ac thomas the list of goodies in a auction sit to kick off this afternoon. the hundred acre waterfront site was an airport from 1910 until 1990 and more recently used for big outdoor concerts. it will be the prime attraction in a sealed bid auction, in addition, 120 other city owned properties will be part of live simulcast auction, at the ac convention center starting at 2:00 p.m. today. the goal is to raise $100 million to balance atlantic city's 2017 budget and stave off state take-over. the bader field site is considered prime real estate for commercial development. >> the press of atlantic city report there is no minimum bid on the bader

union. voting began minutes ago and this is a live look at a polling station in london right now. british conservatives are behind the vote. they have called the eu elitist and job destroying because of the regulation. the london school of economics said leaving the eu would devastate the economy. voters are going to the polls now. >> interesting to see how that turns out. if you live in the east bay a warning after sikh home burglaries in the past 24 hours. four robbery attempts. in two incidents they say the suspect ran off when they heard someone was home. police are investigating two residential burglaries. one happened on wild plum way. both interrupted by the homeowner. >>> some kids dream of being a professional basketball player, but one man had a different dream. he wanted to be a professional arm wrestler. >> luke is vying for a world title this weekend in a sport that requires serious training. >> luke kent has been repairing for this for a longtime. >> this is the biggest tournament i have ever been to. >> he will be on the world stage in the world where he grew up. lu

union. >>> new this morning, also a woman was shot and killed on alameda fruit station. a witness drove the victim to the hospital where she later died. no arrests have been made, police did not release information about the shooter. >>> coming up next, tracking down on vacation rent also. why listings on airbnb could be diminishing. for a second straight n-b-a >>> the golden state warriors and draymond green had a chance to break things opened tonight in their quest for a second nba championship. for the win, they would commandeer a three games to nothing lead. so far this showdown has been pretty darn lopsided. >> hasn't it, though? the warriors set a record for largest combined vic tire through two games of the nba finals. sunday they won by 33. but here's the good news, tip-off for tonight's game is at 6:00 p.m. >> you almost did that. it's scary, though, a team like the cavs or any championship caliber team with the potential of their backs against the wall, we seen what the warriors can do. >> it's now or never. they don't win tonight, they are putting a fork in it

union. in the back of everybody's mind, it was still a space station, to whatas the first cap now has become the international space station. a huge new facility in the earth's orbit this behemoth backup skylabhe space station. place ready. nasa build two of them in case they wanted to do to skylab missions they knew there is some hardware problem with the first skylab orbital workshop. we did make a modification to it. more ordinarily, we don't. case, we cut a passage down a sortand laid ofhallway through the middle the living quarter some people can visit the museum, walk inside, cv living quarters, looking to the bathrooms and see a manikin at the table with some food out at the table. bicycles are setup up. they can see that trash airlocks. and if they look up, they can be wowed by the amount of free space there is. i mentioned that skylab was occupied in 1973 and 74. the last crew to leave skylab attended up and put it into sleep mode with a view towards the future crew coming back. the nasa got very busy developing the shuttle. what happened to skylab? over time, the orbit again to det

station kyw news radio 1060. >>> also philadelphia public school principals union and blue color workers union vote on tentative contract agreements. if you have asthma chances are you have another problem you may not the know about. and a major golf tournament comes to town. check in two, three, four times a day on kyw news radio 1060 on your am dial. >>> time is 4:49. time for a check on business news. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange where dow jones continues to climb back toward the 18,000 mark, but jill, there is dire news about the global economy i hear. >> reporter: that is right, warning from the world bank, global economy could be on the verge of a slow down, world bank cut gross projections for this year and next says falling oil prices are hurting russia, nigeria, here in the united states, the elections are increasing uncertainty. brooke and jim. >> so jill, folks are traveling in summer we have good news about airport security lines finally. >> yes, finally tsa says it added staff and significantly reduced wait times at u.s. airports from earlier this spri