the sheriff's department began to hear about that green volvo well before the fatal accident. was driving back on courthouse road when people began to call in about a car driving dangerously fast. >> they're hanging cartons of beer out the window, yelling and hollering and acting, you know, the way you would expect someone in that condition to act. >> reporter: then on brock road near the elementary school, the volvo struck two vehicles. that's when one man bailed out and started running. the two others changed seats. >> the

the volvo struck two vehicles, one man bailed out and ran and two others changed seats. sheriff's deputies were trying to catch up but the volvo continued and hit head on with the vehicle driven by sammantha sumter. his father received the call his daughter, who wrote poetry and wanted to become a meteorologist did not survive. >> any time you carelessly, callously take the life of not just anybody, someone so special and angelic, almost not of this world, every means of the law needs to come your way. they should not be spared. i'll try to forgive some day and our reverend came in here and told us to do that. it's hard. >> reporter: the two men in the volvo, both in their 30s remain hospitalized, one charged with dui and more charges pending. investigators have been able to locate the third man who bailed out in fredericksburg, jackie bensen, news4. >>> staggering new numbers sh showing the dangerous effects synthetic drugs have. 71% of cases suspected did come back positive for synthetics. almost 4% of all ems transports in the last five months have been related to syn

it was a volvo. it struck two other vehicles before colliding head on with a toyota sumter was driving. witnesses say passengers were hanging cartons of beer out of the windows and yelling. >> any time you carelessly callously take the life of someone so special, so angelic, almost not of this world, yes, every means of the law needs to come your way. i mean they should not be spared. >> the two men who were in the volvo remain in the hospital. one of them has been charged with dui. a third man who bailed out of the car has also been found. >>> today bowe bergdahl will appear in court. he was captured and held for five years. bergdahl was eventually released in exchange for five at guantanamo bay. lawyers will argue his years in captivity was enough. >>> and the american men who stopped a train attack in france will be heading to the white house. the man came out of the bathroom and started firing an assault rifle. the three men, alex skarlatos and spencer stone and their friend anthony sadler risked

the sheriff's department began to hear about that green volvo well before the fatal accident. it was driving back on courthouse road when people began to call in about a car driving dangerously fast. >> they're hanging cartons of beer out the window, yelling and hollering and acting, you know, the way you would expect someone in that condition to act. >> reporter: then on brock road near the elementary school, the volvo struck two vehicles. that's when one man bailed out and started running. the two others changed seats. >> the driver left the driver's seat according to the witnesses. another person in the vehicle took over the driver's seat. >> reporter: by this time, deputies were racing to try to catch up, but a little farther down the road, the head-on collision. >> this is one of the worst things that a deputy has to deal with is the death of an innoc t innocent, and you never get used to it. >> reporter: vanessa lawrence is both sad and angry. >> you're minding your own business, you're going, tending to whatever you need to tend to and then all of a sudden a drunk drive

we know volvos are known to be strong and safe. this guy is inside a little caravan stringing things up. they'll hook up the caravan to the back of the volvo. it looked like it spent a weekend with the guys before. >> one of the guys is already in a wheelchair, too, can we just point that out? >> watch the speed as it comes through the industrial looking park. >> oh! no, they didn't. >> oh, yeah. >> the guy is standing right there on top of those cars with the camera was the worst place you could possibly be. >> a great shot though. the camera angle. fortunately he didn't get hit which means okay we can be like where is that video? >> you're so right. this is what we would do. >> no kidding, i would have loved to spend a weekend with these guys. >>> a lot of floridians up early on wednesday morning, got a look at this, what you're looking at is an atlas 5 rocket taking off. it took off at 6:18 in the morning. john fause from the fresh focal channel was in the parking lot at the gym. >> run! >> a lot of people didn't know what it wa

we know volvos are known to be strong and safe. this guy is inside a little caravan stringing things up. they'll hook up the caravan to the back of the volvo. it looked like it spent a weekend with the guys before. >> one of the guys is already in a wheelchair, too, can we just point that out? >> watch the speed as it comes through the industrial looking park. >> oh! no, they didn't. >> oh, yeah. >> the guy is standing right there on top of those cars with the camera was the worst place you could possibly be. >> a great shot though. the camera angle. fortunately he didn't get hit which means okay we can be like where is that video? >> you're so right. this is what we would do. >> no kidding, i would have loved to spend a weekend with these guys. >>> a lot of floridians up early on wednesday morning, got a look at this, what you're looking at is an atlas 5 rocket taking off. it took off at 6:18 in the morning. john fause from the fresh focal channel was in the parking lot at the gym. >> run! >> a lot of people didn't know what it wa

mercedes, volvo, volkswagen, that's just the start of the list. we will walk you through the growing number of car companies that could face recalls over faulty air bags. >>> seven more companies could face recalls linked to the takata company that has recalled more than 23 million air bag this is year. the ntsb sent letters to mercedes, land rove earn, suzuki and volvo and volkswagen to determine how many more may be recalled. the defective air bags are known to explode too much force. eight have died because of that problem. >> we could see more red arrows on wall street, landen doughty is here to explain what's ahead in the cnbc business news. good morning. >> good morning. wall street looks to rebound from monday's sell-off. futures pointing to a higher open. stocks dropping sharply on monday with the nasdaq the worst performing index amid the continued deklain in biotech and health care stocks, investors unnerve bid china and a mixed bag of u.s. economic data, reports today on home prices and consumer confidence also the dow falling 312 to 16

f, volvo. -- cadillac, volvo. betty: how much edge can of warranty get you? thank you.k: his stories at bloomberg.com. about to get a lot cheaper. thank you. betty: i am going to be leaving you here. mark: yes, you are. coming up in the next half hour, live sports. they draw huge ratings that command huge prices. ♪ this is a great place to work. not because they have yoga meetings and a juice bar. because they're getting comcast business internet. comcast business offers convenient installation appointments that work around your schedule. and it takes- done. - about an hour. get reliable internet that's up to five times faster than dsl from the phone company. call 800-501-6000 to switch today. perks are nice. but the best thing you can give your business is comcast business. comcast business. built for business. mark: welcome back to the bloomberg "market day." i am mark crumpton in new york. taking a look at the top stories crossing the bloomberg terminal. king solomon of saudi arabia will meet with president obama on friday at the white house. they want to know how th

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sheriff's deputies were trying to catch up with a car, a volvo. witnesses say the passengers were hanging cartons of beer out of twhe windows and yelling. >> any time you carelessly, c d coward isly take the life of someone so angelic, the means of the law should come their way. they should not be spared. >> two men are in the hospital. third man who bailed out of the car has also been located. >>> sources say general motors will pay a $900 million fine. criminal charges would be dismissed if the company complies for three years. prosecutors say the automaker knew about the problem for more than a decade. >>> also happening today, both sides of the pepco epsilon merger will be calling for the leaders. they voted unanimously to reject the merger. commissioners say they didn't prove the merger would benefit you, the public. they're holding a meeting in the northwest to ask the district to reconsider and then this afternoon the opponents are holding a rally to keep epsilon out of d.c. some report that a combined company would be a liability. >>> serg

this plant of chinese auto parts maker produce volvos, which are expensive. government subsidies will help pay off the hefty investment in over eight years. the company plans to install more robots and eventually cut the number of its 400 workers by 75%. >> the robots helped improve our production efficiency. we have also been able to boost our competitiveness. >> reporter: but for small makers, it's not easy to come up with such investment money. this man has been running this factory for 18 years. he tends to develop a lean work force turning out high value products. this is a young engineer in charge of designing speakers. the company has been giving one-on-one guidance to sophisticated skill and know-how. >> i enjoy working here because i enjoy learning many things. i'm fully committed to learning the technology he has taught me. >> reporter: the company sells its main product line to high-end speakers. >> translator: there is no chance of survival for small businesses like us if we just do what everybody else is doing. we are trying to develop more advan

it includes audi, volvo, and more. >> and issuing null safety rules in the recent food born illnesses and outbreaks. they will develop plans to prevent outbreaks that stem from contaminated fruit, spinach, and peanut butter. >>> corn prices rose today. the reason is adverse weather in the midwest, but it could be why beef prices are going lower. >>> the bull run is ending. >> the market is softer. >> it is about time. here is why beef prices shot up and are starting to come down. four years ago, large cattle states like texas are hit with a historic drought. that's when we first met sadler. feeding his cattle was so expensive, he slashed his herd by a third, so did everyone else creating a short term glut of beef before they turned way up with strong domestic demand. >> in is a god send. >> sadler is rebuilding his herd and so is everyone else. after getting record prices last year, they're now down 15%. also driving down prices is the strong dollar. they fell 13% in july. >>> don't expect to see prices plunk quickly. ranchers are rebuilding slowly. when he was liquidates in 2011. >>

companies could be facing recalls because they used airbags used by takata, it could affect tesla, volvo and mercedes. they can explode with too much force during i crash and the problem is linked to eight deaths and hundreds of injuries. >>> as more americans upgrade to big screen tvs they may be putting their children at risk. television falling on to kids may be creating injuries. this could happen even more often as tvs get larger and more affordable. they should always be permanently fixed to a wall and supported by a stable base. eating more fruits and vegetables can control your weight. die those that ate none starchy vegetables gained less wait and daily servings of tofu or soy also helped . >>> researchers looked at 100 children that were exposed to cancer treatment of the first two trimesters during their mother's pregnancy, the study is established in the american journal of medicine. >>> now the "action news" reporters are working on news stories for today at 4:00. >> there is a new hoax that is making the rounds on facebook, it has to do with paying for privacy, we'll tell y

. >>> if you own a mercedes, a jaguar or a volvo, you might be getting a recall notice soon if you have a car that contains an airbag made by takata organization. 11 million cars sold by 11 different companies. now according to a letter that went out last week, they may add another seven companies because of some of those cars that might contain defective airbags, as well. the additional companies include suki, volkswagen, spartan motors. >>> hankering for some chipotle carnitas. pork is back at 90% of its outlet and they stopped serving pork in january after animal welfare standards at one of it suppliers. the company says it's now working with other suppliers. >>> new york city building owners have an extra incentive to go green. the nyc retrofit accelerator program. advise ory service to improve energy efficiency and water conservation. the city hopes the plan will reduce citywide greenhouse gas emissions by 1 million metric tons in the next ten years. >>> look at this, tonight we're getting a look inside a tornado. this is home security video showing an f2 twister hitting near charl

multinational manufacturers such as general motors, hyundai, volvo, mitsubishi and volkswagen all havessembly plants in india. lack of a stable power supply has been one impediment to india's development. this plant generates its own power. ( machinery humming ) one advantage of urban life, and an important reason for rural-to-urban migration, is that caste discrimination is much less in the cities. daniere: once people leave their rural villages, it's much more difficult to enforce the caste system upon their arrival in a big city. it becomes a much less potentially exploitive barrier because people aren't sure of your caste, one, and many of the people who employ lower-caste employees are already educated to a certain extent themselves about the kind of cruelty and exploitation and negative aspects of castes and don't necessarily enforce it themselves in their lives, even if they're sure about the relative castes of people. narrator: chauhan was born in an agricultural village and came to the company as an apprentice 11 years ago. he currently works as the assistant line manager on t

officials tonight notifying seven more mercedes against, jaguar, land lover, suezukisuzuki, tessa, volvo, wool volkswagen. >>> a medical headline for you tonight. the new gone test shown to be very effective at telling whether women can safely skip chemo chemotherapy and use hormone-blocking drugs with the same results, but without the side effects. after five years, 99% of the the women in the study had not relapsed. >>> and a headline able tomorrow morning's cup of morning joe. tuesday is national coffee day and dunkin' donuts, wawa, peet's coffee giving out free coffee. >>> when we come back on a monday night, the big mystery on mars tonight. the bigger question, though, and we'll ask you. the red planet? terry bradshaw? what a surprise! you know what else is a surprise? shingles. and how it can hit you out of nowhere. i know. i had it. that's why i'm here. c'mon let's sit down and talk about it. and did you know that one in three people will get shingles? i didn't know that. i did. he's on tv saying it. but have you done anything? (all) no. that's why i'm reminding people like you to

mercedes-benz, jaguar, land rover, suzuki, tesla, volvo, volkswagen and spartan motors.and tesla tonight saying their airbags are not affected, but we'll stay on this for you. >>> a medical headline for you tonight. those battling early stage breast cancer. the new gene test shown to be very effective at telling whether women can safely skip chemotherapy and use hormone-blocking drugs with the same results, but without the side owe fekts and health risks. after five years, 99% of the women in the study had not relapsed. >>> and a headline about tomorrow morning's cup of morning joe. tuesday is national coffee day and dunkin' donuts, wawa, peet's coffee all saying they will give out free coffee tomorrow in selected cities. so, check out whether yours is one of them. other companies expected to join in the fun, as well. >>> when we come back on a monday night, the big mystery on mars solved tonight. the bigger question, though, and we'll ask it. what does it mean for life on the red planet? terry bradshaw? what a surprise! you know what else is a surprise? shingles. and ho

matt: i think volvo used to have a third row they did the same thing and it is cool, but the model sigger. open,he falcon wings are you can literally walk into it and it is like a little cabin because the floor is so low in the ceiling is high enough that if you are a smaller person than me, you just walk in. the key really is the safety of the vehicle. betty: exactly. as we know, the model s had the highest safety rating by consumer reports and i thought it was really interesting, the gender gap. matt: i was shocked, and i cover these for a living. betty: let's bring up that chart that shows in 2012 -- matt: only 13%. betty: 13% of buyers were women. in 2014, 18%. look at that huge disparity. matt: the reason this is so amazing is that more than half of car buying decisions in america are made by women, like 56%. that is only because probably the husbands are not telling you it is more. car, which isof kind of experimental, almost revolutionary as far as a completely new way, powertrain to run a vehicle, i guess women were not willing to take the chance. it did not become clear unti

. >> the two men in the volvo are still in the hospital. one was charged with a dui. man who bailed out of the car has also been found. >>> is the purple line becoming any closer to a reality? they'll talk about possible changes to the line that could cause reduction in staff. the public is invited to see this presentationation. it's expected this morning. >> getting a ride home from the airport might koflt you more money soon. they voted yesterday to let ride sharing services sit on airport property for pickups. companies will have to pay a one-time fee of $5,000. there will also be a $4 surcharge every time they come opt or off of the property and that could be passed on to you. >>> a developing story in prince george's county where tu we're learning about a person killed overnight on a fiery crash. we'll take you live to the scene on what happened. >> right now. chopper 4 over us. orange line delays to vienna. much more, coming up. >>> the day ahead for tens of thousands of students in washington state after their teachers walk >>> thousands of schools are in schoo

you can see that red volvo. creek area.into the now, according to witnesses, they say there were two w vehicles that were involved in this. now, exactly what led up to all of this is still part of the investigation. talked to police about how exactly this happened, but we do know army reservists jumped into action. they say they heard a loud noise and came across the street, and that is when they noticed the first car, and they got a little closer, and it was the second car down the embankment, and they immediately jumped into action. >> there was another gentleman there. .e was also helping as he was opening the door or , they to open the door that wasut the driver in there, and we carried her out, and after we carried her out, we took her to the curb. brianne: we do understand that she was said to be speaking to paramedics but was very shaken up at the time. you can see how close the building is to wear that happened, and what led up to that car being here in the creek is still under investigation. again, we h

in 1988, volvo, renault, they paid claims for detect if i have cheating as well. >> how big of a fine may or may not be weighing on shares. we were called to open 7% lower, we opened 10% lower. >> also, yeah, we'll see how this really, you know, drags on throughout the rest of the session. let's give you a runout of what else we're also watching for during this trading day. august existing home sales due out at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. they're forecast to have dropped by more than 1% last month after hitting an eight-year high in the month of july. atlanta fed president dennis lockhart is speaking this afternoon and then home builder lennar and software maker red hatch will report earnings as well later on today. >> rsa has shed 1/5 of its value in zurich. shares down 1.17. rsa is down 20.5%. this is after the swiss insurer dropped the bid for its rifle. zurich says it's no longer able to continue through. it's expecting losses of $275 million from a series of explosions from a container explosion. they've downgraded their ratings on rsa after the announcement. >>> another top story w

ntsb officials sent letters to mercedes, jaguar, tesla, volvo and volkswagen to determine how many more vehicles could be recalled. the defective air bags are known to explode with an amount of force -- significant amount of force, eight people have died because of the problem. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is on the presidential campaign trail but taking time to address a gas tax issue. democrats want to raise the motor fuel tax, christie is urging state gop leaders to block the measure out of fairness for taxpayers. the assembly speaker called christie disengeneral you which is. >> it's 6:16. let's check your ride to work. >> here is jessica boyington with a check on the traffic. >> yeah, we're on 95 starting to see that delay just like i said. right here on the southbound side. around an 18-minute trip. the drive time creeping up. you can see headed to the center city area we're seeing all of this delay. the northbound side better. and you head out the door in montgomery county we have a few accidents, one in upper hanover and another in our system in lower south word at cre

even though they're in close competition, tesla, volvo, gm, audi, bmw and 8 other car companies are allogy designed by israeli company mobileye. it roast to prominence with a dashboard camera for everyday cars to alert drivers to potential collisions. now they're rebooting systems to allow the driver to take their hands off the steering wheel. >> tell me what's in this car right now that allows me to do this interview with you? i'm behind the wheel, i have my hands up as you can see. what's actually here that allows this? >> it is powered by a front facing camera in the development system, in production there will be multiple cameras to get 360 degrees. what we see here on the monitor is what the processing chip picks up from the visual field. it knows about other cars, knows about people. mobileye says there are two ingredients to the secret sauce of their company's success. first, their algorithms. dozens of teams in the jerusalem headquarters obsess over the algorithms so the computer can recognize the difference between a green and red light or a bicycle darting in front of the car.

have no evidence they did, but we found a discrepancy with bmw, but also with opel, mercedes-benz, volvounting as well. all of those vehicles do better in the test in the lab than on the road. it opens big questions about the testing process particularly in europe on diesel engine. cheryl: things for the updates, jeff flock, coming out of chicago. >> the company set to announce new leadership. how does that hit the stock? let's bring in fox news.com come the automotive reporter. bruce terkel, ceo. first of all, arafat is the most recent crisis we can compare this to. how does that compare with the airbag scandal? worse, the same? >> the good news is no one died. there wasn't a tragedy like that. the bad news is it is a mistake they covered up. this is an intentional path to break the laws, to sell these cars and have a clean diesel image. that is bad and it's a lot bigger than one person tries to fix it up by racing and other people get involved in covering up. they decided we are going to do this in program the cars and break these laws and advertise like it never happened. >> scott, le

traffic safety administration has sent letters to mercedes-benz, jaguar, land rover, suzuki, tesla, volvo, volkswagen and spartan motor asking which models used the parts. the air bags can explode with too much force. eight people died and hundreds have been injured. >>> the clock is ticking when it comes to the government shutdown. what lawmakers must do before midnight tomorrow. >>> something most of you probably aren't big fans of. taxes. unless you live in maryland. ruling there that might change how you feel. >>> it is 71 degrees, a bit muggy too. what can we expect in the hours ahead? chuck has your forecast at 5:31. >>> looking live at storm team 4 radar now on the left-hand of your screen where all that blue and green you're seeing is heading our way. you never know right now from the live pictures of d.c. on the right. the rain, that could get heavy at times. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> i'm david culver in for aaron. let's head over to chuck bell who will break down just how much we're getting. >> i'm thinking the rain will get heavier as we get later into the afternoon

. >> next up we have the volvo xc 90. >> i love this. >> volvo has always been a safety leader.ar, you could fit someone 5'7" in the back comfortably. if you have older teens, this is a great car for you. i'm told there's also -- you can actually have a dog -- a spot for your dog in the back. a dog cage. then this is -- >> this is a ready made booster seat. >> integrated booster seat. great for parents, people with grandchildren, want to the get up and go. >> this is for kids. you put it back up if you had adults in the car? >> exactly. >> finally the jaguar. >> some women like to have a reward in life. why not? everyone loves the jaguar type. how could you not? it's always been the hallmark of the brand. you have excellent performance. look at styling. this is the car we deserve at the reward. >> yes. who needs a hand bag or shoes? the convertible top goes up or down in 12 seconds. >> this is the area companies are constantly trying to update. if it starts sprinkles, you want to push it. >> we don't want to ruin our hair. >> what's the price snp. >> it starts in the $70,000 ran

. >> reporter: owning a tesla says i'm a well-heeled environmentalist; a volvo, "i care about safety.ere the wright brothers insane? bill gates, les paul, ali. >> cadillac last year had an ad campaign where they made sure people recognize the car as an american car. >> you work hard, you create your own luck, you got to believe anything is possible. >> reporter: ford's response? >> you work hard, you believe that anything is possible, and you try to make the world better. you try. >> am i, by owning a cadillac, someone who endorses kind of individualistic values of america? or am i, by owning a ford, someone who appreciates more of the community that i kind of build with my car ownership? >> reporter: or are my tastes somewhat edgier? consider the least expensive mercedes. ♪ you, too, can now afford the good life and the status of belonging to a distinctive community of cool. to quartz, the idea of "cool"-- now the title of his new book-- propelled the proliferation of separate-but-equal status groups. >> cool began in the 1950s as rebel cool. to be cool was not to conform, not to be

sergeant shawn tyler has just spotted the three kids climbing into the trunk of the woman's volvo. he follows close behind and pulls her over. 37-year-old lenora lucas steps out of the car to open the trunk, and out pops her 9-year-old son, her 3-year-old daughter and an 8-year-old friend. then she places a box that was taking up room in the back seat in the trunk. sergeant tyler is mystified. >> why would you let the kids ride in the trunk? >> they wanted to be in the trunk. >> the entire scenario is strange enough, but it's this next exchange that astonishes the officer. >> i see you have a "b" license. what do you do for a living? >> school bus. >> you drive a school bus. >> officials say at the time of the incident, lucas hadn't driven for the school system in two years. lucas said she let the kids ride in the trunk because she wanted to be a cool mom. she is convicted of reckless endangerment and sentenced to 18 months of probation and community service. >>> coming up -- tow yard employees fear for their lives. >> am i going to die today? that's what i actually thought. >>> mc

we build planes with boeing, we build cars with bmw, mercedes-benz and now, volvo. we have five, yes five, international tire companies with michelin, bridgestone, ct tire. the first american let screen tvs, you will find them in rural winnsboro, south carolina element electronics. for those who said bicycles would never be made in the united states, look no forward than kent international, a new jersey bike manufacturer we brought from china to rural manning south carolina. more than 70,000 new jobs and almost 17 million in investment has been announced in south carolina over the last five years. unemployment has dropped from 11.1% in 2011 to 6.4% today. [applause] we have moved more than 25,000 people off of welfare and put them to work. more south carolinians are working today than ever in the history of our state. these developments have a clear connection to racial equality. these jobs are going to places like where i grew up and many of these jobs will go to african-americans and other minorities. we have announced jobs in 45 out of 36 counties, rural and urba

we used to go outside the stores while our volvo shopping. greg: food fair. grand avenue. i fell off one. had to go to the hospital. rosanna: that explains it. [laughter] rosanna: thank you aardvark entertainment for bringing that in. rosanna: still the same show, obviously. mike woods. what's up? mike: not as bad this morning. they came through very early this morning. the really heavy stuff. now things look considerably better. rosanna: a lot of rain. mike: it was not a complete delusion. an inch and a half for most of us here in the tri-state region. still coming down for many of us. about 1 inch and a half plus for you. more than 8 inches behind. we need all of this rain. here is what we have with the world watches and advisories. it is the northern tier of the holster and dutchess counties. urban and small stream flooding that we have had in those regions. take a look at the radar. even the lower hudson valley starting to look a little better for you. we have cloudy skies with a little patchy light rain here and there. even those of both of the heavy stuff has moved o

. >>> welcome back for the weather report sponsored by volvo.ood morning, we're following braking news right now. metro service on the orange, silver and blue line is suspended between eastern mark and minnesota avenue. this is because of this, a photo posted o on social media, shows smoke pouring from the stadium parking lot. dc fire is working an incident, nonmetro related. trains are not passing through the armory station. first, let's get an update on the rest of the traffic. >> good morning, washington, on the roads right now. delays, as we exec in the capitol belt way. i-95, the crash is after maryland 200, icc. everything moved over to the shoulder. and capitol beltway delays in oxford hill, heading toward the bridge. major delays as you travel from 95 to maryland, heading to i-270. jackie, look at the forecast. >> cloudy day, occasional rain showers. the rain will be lightly moderate. we will pick up a quarter of an inch. temperatures in the 60s in the suburbs. we can reach 70 downtown with mostly cloudy skies expected during the day. li

jaguar suzuki tesla volvo hot volkswagen in spartan motors are among the problems. >> darya: donald trump and hillary clinton continued to face off. >> reporter: i'm in the santa clara county jail about of the recent possible murder. goldmark there is a huge motorcycle accident north of the bay bridge in his cause in marin county area traffic and george will help us more. >> george: look have densely packed the traffic is on the span and that is because traffic got so bad it back up to over two hours. we are still dealing with major delays. speeds are picking up over the wall below grade but they start to slow down again because of the transition which definitely reduces the flow of traffic. in the southbound direction along interstate 580 and southbound on a one things are picking up of, of el--though. remember we had this big green backs in over two hours ago on northbound to 38. there is still an oil spill to contend with and that is why there is back up all the way of to the dublin grade. that is short freeway has major delays. 500 way the west bank and that a the back of all the way

. >>> welcome back for the weather report sponsored by volvo. >>> this is a channel 7 eyewitness news news brief. >> it 7:56, i'm ken rosato. topping headlines, intense security, frozen zones and street closures. those are the watch words this week with pope francis' visit three days away. experts in command centers will be monitoring about 8,000 cameras while the holy father is here. city, state and federal agencies will be represented in each location. a major update to the new jersey fire code will take effect today, but it will not include the changes that firefighters and other safety advocates recommended after january's massive fire in edgewater. that fire consumed much of the avalon apartment complex displacing more than a thousand residents. the new code ignores calls for new restrictions on the use of lightweight construction materials. >>> it is 7:57. now we check the commute. here's heather o'rourke. >> hi ken. we are going to take a look at a webcam and show you how things look on the northern parkway. we have some police activity off the side of the road right here. this

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. >>> welcome back for the weather report sponsored by volvo.towing ahead of the pope francis visit resumes in and around the parkway. residents with the yellow placard from the parking authority can stay in restricted areas, but only until thursday. hey, everybody, 7:56. matt pellman has traffic. >> reporter: we're getting ready eye -- owe -- along the parkway. the outer drive is closed, and the inner drive is closed. the entirety of the benjamin franklin parkway is closed. gridlock around the parkway. westbound vine is extra congested because people cannot exit at 22nd street. those delays are spilling back to the ben franklin bridge westbound jamming from 8th and vine. we had a couple of accidents on the schuylkill expressway. everything is open, but it's clogged in both directions close to montgomery drive. and two accidents on 422, one on 29 from the shoulder one approaching trooper has cleared. it's a long slow line from recognizer. >> taking a live look from our temple camera, a little chilly to start this morning. >> reporter: chilly par

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they've had fires too and gusty winds are s >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by volvo. >>ate on the weather. here is josh knight. >> good morning washington. as we go through the morning. temperatures still a bit on the chilly side. lots of the areas in the 50s. close to 60 7:00. and near 80 by noon. and 84 for the high. so grab the sunglasses and jacket early this morning. later on this afternoon, layers will be the keep. we are up to 84. and 86 on wednesday. and thursday. lots of sunshine sticks around. few clouds friday. check out the highs. upper 80s as we head to saturday. >>well, josh, on this tuesday morning commute, we are dealing with sun glare. but a couple of accidentsing to us up. for folks traveling on the southeast southwest freeway at main, blocking two lanes and live look at 395 crossing the steventh street bridge. blocking a lane there as well. with a crash inbound. adding to the volume delays. from northbound 395. and interstate 95 in virginia now dealing with two separate accidents. one on the service road approaching prince william parkway. and second a

. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by volvo. >>> good morning. i'm lori stokes. a garbage truck is sinking into a gaping hole on a parking deck. this is happening on flatbush right above a set of train tracks. eyewitness news reporter kala rama just arrived on the scene and bringing us up to date. >> >> reporter: on top of the parking deck is a yellow bar. it is supposed to signal to larger trucks that they are not supposed to come in because these parking decks cannot bear the weight of the heavy truck. take a look to the heavy truck. there is a hole under it. the driver was able to get out. you can see from newscopter 7 here above how big that hole is and police are warning that it's increasingly warning here. they shut down the parking lot and also a fright train runs underneath the parking deck. they shut down that as well. the good news here, the driver was able to get out and businesses are open. lori, back to you. >> all right, kala, thank you. >>> let's get a check on the commute with heather o'rourke. >> we are going to go over to the maps and tell you a

. >> what a career, ray kelly's me >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by volvo. >> i think> i do too. >> pennsys and everything. >> steven tyler tomorrow. how about that. he's going country. >> uh-huh. have a great day. melanie: good morning. it's 8:56. here's a check on your forecast with eileen whelan. lots of sunshine expected all day long, heating up quickly. we will be up to 88 degrees. high temperatures in the lower 90's, with humidity feeling hotter than that. you may want the umbrella tomorrow. a few isolated storms in the evening, otherwise hot 92. still muggy with a better chance for showers and storms with more seasonable air moving in in the weekend. angela: gridlock and congestion with a second crash on the inner loop just past the springfield interchange. in towards thed springfield bridge, we have a 210 on oxon hill road. extend through manassas and beyond through fairfax, eastbound travel lanes are open. for folks traveling through columbia park, police say the crashes on memorial bridge. pedestrians on gw parkway, tying us up in both directions. in the dist

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