so maybe 101 north, sal, some shiny roads if you will. i ll keep an eye out. thank you very much, steve. we ll start this hour with a deadly crash on eastbound interstate 80. it remains partially shut down after three crashes, including one fatality as i just mentioned. alex savidge is at the scene. what s the latest? reporter: unfortunately, three separate crashes here in the same spot. and the last of the crashes left one man dead. let me show you the scene here. and all the crashes happened in the same spot. this is eastbound 80 near the cummings skyway in crockett. and the chp is here and they have the two left lanes closed for the investigation into the final crash that happened here. and it involved that big rig. that truck slammed into the back of a mazda sedan this morning. and the driver of the mazda was dead at the scene. i want to show you video from earlier on. we ll show you what the scene looked like. it s unclear why the driver of the big rig was unable to
clinton prevailed beating bernie sanders by nearly 300,000 votes. the victory, though, did include some controversy at the polls. today in new york s katherine creag is at the board of elections in lower manhattan. a lot of questio anns beiig asked about what happened to the voter roles. they ve been described as chaos. voter irregularities. some local lawmakers vowed they will launch a probe into the elections board to figure out what went wrong. it resulted in thousands of people not being able to vote. r the candidates, hillary clinton in particular, the new york primary resulted in a big victory. she took 5 8% of the vote. address for bernie sanders, his day day started out fine eno h with a rally in pennsylvhia. the pennsylvania primary is en he received information about voter irregularities at places, especially brooklyn. and he said this. i must say i m really concerned about the conduct of the voting process in new york state. i hope that that process will chan
that don t leave his mind. the faces of the 129 killed in the terror attacks, most of them under the age of 30, youth, he said, in all its diversity. the violinist from algeria, studying music at the sor bon. the french advertising executive who once attended the university of north texas. the architect from germany. the romanians who immigrated to paris to find a better life and found each other. tonight, france celebrate who they were and weeps for what they might have been. the search for the terroristwidenned today, and elizabeth palmer is following the investigation. liz. reporter: scott, the police say that tonight they re look for a second man who got away. that would make him the ninth terrorist, and they say they spotted him inside a car on surveillance camera video very near the place where the clients of the restaurants and cafes first, a police robot moved in to examine this car abandoned on a paris street. then an officer broke in, searching for links to the te
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concerned about leaving a trail for investigators. knowing what they were about to do, he probably didn t think he d survive. and it s unscheer why he did. but incredibly, in the pandemonium following the massacre, he called some friends to come and pick him up. they drove him back to belgium, where he vanished. the police have also asked for help in identifying this man, one of the suicide bombers at the football stadium who came to france onaise false syrian passport with a fake name. picture, though, is accurate, and so the police say somebody s got to know who he is. pelley: elizabeth palmer, thank you, liz. in belgium, the hunt is focused on molenbeak, there was a raid there tonight and allen pizzey is there. police say the operation tonight was not droactly targeting anyone in the paris attacks. they closed this dar for drug now one of the owners, salah abdeslam, is the subject of an international arrest warrant for the paris attacks. his older brother was a suicide
meet finley, a 10-foot long tiger shark. the first gulf shark to be spot tagged. here it is, finley the tiger shark for you to enjoy following across the gulf of mexico. reporter: this group of scientists just wrapped an expedition off the coast of texas. tiger sharks, sort of the white shark of the gulf? yes. tiger sharks love to come in to beaches and estuaries. reporter: during their expedition, they tagged four sharks, two tigers and two hammerheads. they re posting all of their data to their websites, bringing global attention to a body of watt with an often muddy reputation. a lot of people think of the gulf as a mess, largely because of the spill. what kind of shape is the gulf in? i think the gulf is in pretty good shape. it s rebounding and full of life. reporter: and he hopes full of sharks. remove too many and second tier predators would roam, throwing the ecosystem off balance. in the gulf, they re optimistic. fit over the past few decades, the influx
isolated thunderstorms redeveloping by 9:30 up until the north bay. that could push on down towards the south bay. before we leave right now we did get new news on el nino. the current rankings have us behind 1997. we ll talk more about what this means for our forecast coming up throughout this hour. okay. you can get up to the minute information about this storm straight to your smartphone. it s usually more accurate that the iphone forecast. some cities have seen inches of rain today. how is the situation now? is it starting to clear? you know the showers have been spotty for the most part. nothing like we saw in the morning but it s a little chilly. when it starts raining here, the roads get flooded. the driving 101 south on shoreline highway. cars drove through flooded areas of the road. the result of this morning s storm blowing through the north bay. the storms knocking down trees off of route 116 leading to a power outage in the area. another one off of panaramic
the terror attacks, most of them under the age of 30, youth, he said, in all its diversity. the violinist from algeria, studying music at the sor bon. the french advertising executive who once attended the university of north texas. the architect from germany. the romanians who immigrated to paris to find a better life and found each other. tonight, france celebrate who they were and weeps for what they might have been. the search for the terroristwidenned today, and elizabeth palmer is following the investigation. liz. reporter: scott, the police say that tonight they re look for a second man who got away. that would make him the ninth terrorist, and they say they spotted him inside a car on surveillance camera video very near the place where the clients of the restaurants and cafes were gunned down. first, a police robot moved in to examine this car abandoned on a paris street. then an officer broke in, searching for links to the terrorists. police are scouring europe for
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