as many as 5,000 people in the knoxville, tennessee, area have been evacuated to a nearby shelter after a train carrying flammable toxic chemicals derailed and then caught fire. seven firefighters have been taken to local hospitals after breathing in fumes. this is a live look now at the shelter that is in place there. the evacuation could last from 24 to 48 hours. never a good time for an evacuation but this is leading up to a holiday weekend. private hazmat team and emergency management officials are also on the scene. >>> oh my goodness. take a look at this incredible rescue. a woman jumped into the arms of her neighbors after her apartment caught on fire in georgia. another girl also escaped through the window. fire on tuesday left more than two dozen people homeless but everybody made it out safely. investigators are now trying to figure out exactly what sparked this fire. >>> this frightening fall was caught on camera and this morning, we are getting a closer look at the men who fell on to the track at a septa station in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. happened before 6:30

several agents from our birmingham office, from our knoxville office, from our nashville office have responded as well as our intelligence research specialists are here and present and working in a collaborative effort, with all of our partners here. so we're committed to work as a team and to be here and like united states attorney killian said we will bear no expense in making sure we bring this case to closure for the american people. thank you. >> good afternoon. welcome back. first on behalf of the fbi the director of the fbi and all the men and women who serve in the fbi, and our law enforcement partners i too wand to extend our deepest sympathies to not only the united states marine corps but the families who lost their loved ones in yesterday's horrific shootings. it is difficult to express just how sorry we are at your loss. now i'd like to provide you with a quick update since our last press conference late yesterday evening. this matter continues to be investigated as an act of terrorism. you about the fbi's knoxville joint terrorism task force along with the chattanooga p

met at the train in knoxville. another girl nurse who had graduated with me, we had also had the same opportunity to go to oak ridge. she was going to work in the o.b. department. so she came to the train to meet me with a friend. on to oak ridge. lived in a dormitory. there were only two dormitories for women and i think two or three for men at that time. it was a very, very hot day. no roads. no sidewalks. one cafeteria and about three dormitories was where all the people who came to oak ridge from away from that area lived in single rooms or double rooms. we actually were in single rooms. i shared a room with rose basinsky was her name at that time. anyway, that's how i got to oak ridge. the hospital was still not built. actually, it was not built until -- completed until november. it was in the process. november it was finished, and it was a 50-bed hospital. and i was in charge of the emergency room, helped set it up. we were a very very very busy emergency room. that was the only medical place. we lived in the

are they people traveling in and out of the knoxville area? he wasn't ready to say today. >> john, thank you. and the g.o.p. race to the white house so crowded and about to get more crowded very soon. is a big g.o.p. crowd a bad thing for republicans? charles krauthammer will be right here to go "on the record." plus, the women's soccer team is the world champions. and now we celebrate big time for team u.s.a. a former champion from 1999 world's champion team u.s.a. and a two-time gold ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? did you know that meeting your daily protein needs actually helps to support your muscle health? boost® high protein nutritional drink can help you get the protein you need. each serving

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it happened around midnight near knoxville in blount county. the train was carrying highly flammable and toxic gas. 5,000 people have been evacuated from their homes in that area. you are looking at a picture there at the emergency shelter that has been set up for those people. the evacuation zone is a one mile radius. those people could be out of their homes for two days. the train was from cincinnati to waycross, georgia. seven firefighters this morning in the hospital because of this. we're following this closely. >>> a man who pleaded guilty after climbing over the white house fence will be sentenced. he could face up to a year in prison. he was caught by secret officers climbing the fence last year. metal spikes now being added to the white house fence for added security. >>> baltimore police say they caught the man who started this huge fire at a cvs. that burning store is one of the most memorable images from the protests from freddie gray's death. police arrested him yesterday. he could spend up to 20 years in prison if convicted. anoth

that train jumped the tracks just after midnight south of knoxville. the chemicals caught fire sending toxic gas spewing into the area. seven officers were rushed to the hospital after taking in the fumes from the fire.

this matter continues to be investigated as an act of terrorism by the fbi's knoxville joint terrorism task force along with the chattanooga police department and our other federal, state and local partners. because the investigation is still in its early stages it would be premature to speculate on exactly why the shooter did what he did. however, we are conducting a thorough investigation to determine whether this person acted alone, was inspired or directed and will exhaust all efforts in determining why or how this terrible act happened. because this is an ongoing investigation, we are somewhat limited in what we can discuss but i can tell you that as i speak right now, personnel from the fbi, atf, hsi, troopers from the tennessee highway patrol chattanooga police officers and hamilton county sheriff deputies along with other law enforcement throughout the state of tennessee and throughout this nation are covering leads that are coming in to our command center. some of those agents are part of our evidence response teams who are highly trained in crime scene processing. they contin

several agents from our birmingham office, from our knoxville office, from our nashville office have responded as well as our intelligence research specialists are here and present and working in a collaborative effort with all of our partners here today. so we are committed to work as a team and to be here. and like the united states attorney killian said, we will spare no expense in making sure we bring this case to closure for the american people. thank you. >> good afternoon. welcome back. first, on behalf of the fbi, the director of the fbi and all the men and women who serve in the fbi and our law enforcement partners, i too want to extend our deepest sympathies to not only the united states marine corps, but to the families of those lost, who lost their loved ones in yesterday's horrific shootings. it is difficult to find the words to express just how sorry we are at your loss. now i'd like to provide you with a quick update since our last press conference late yesterday evening. this matter continues to be investigatorred as an act of terrorism by the fbi's knoxville joint te

this matter continues to be investigated as an act of terrorism by the fbi's knoxville joint terrorism task force along with the chattanooga police department, and our other federal, state and local partners. because the investigation is still in its early stages, it would be premature to speculate on exactly why the shooter did what he did. however, we are conducting a thorough investigation to determine whether this person acted alone. was inspired or directed, and we'll exhaust all efforts in determining how and why this horrible act happened. because this is an ongoing investigation, we are somewhat limited in what we can discuss but i can tell you as i speak right now person mel from the fbi, atf hsi tennessee highway patrol, could go police officers and hamilton county sheriff's deputies and other law enforcement throughout the state of tennessee and the nation are covering leads that are coming into our command center. some of those agents are part of our evidence response teams, who are highly trained in crime scene processing. they continue to meticulously document evidence lo

this matter continues to be investigated as an act of terrorism by the fbi's knoxville joint terrorism task force with the chattanooga police department and our federal, state and local partners. because the investigation is still in its early stages, it would be premature to speculate on why the shooter did what he did. however, we are conducting an investigation to determine whether this person acted alone. was inspired or directed and we'll exhaust all efforts to determine why and how this horrible act happened. because this is an ongoing investigation we are somewhat limited what we can discuss but as i speak personnel from the fbi, atf, hsi, troopers from the tennessee highway patrol chattanooga police officers and hamilton county sheriff's deputies with other law enforcement throughout the state of tennessee and this nation are covering leads that are coming into our command centerment some of those agents are part of the evidence response teams. who are highly trained in crime scene processing. they continue to meticulous document evidence located at the crime scenes, teams from

all of this happening south of knoxville. we're going to continue to follow both of those stories and bring you new information as soon as we get it. >>> more breaking news. authorities responding to reports of shots fired at a navy yard in washington, d.c. right now the base is on lockdown. "today in the bay" tracie potts live in washington, d.c. this morning with the latest. we've seen a lot of developments this morning, tracie. >> reporter: right. and it looks like there may be no shooter there. the latest information that we are he' getting, laura, from authorities, they've done a first entire sweep of the place and there was no active shooter, no one found with a gun, no bullet holes seen, no shots heard. the initial report was a possible shots fired, but they haven't found anyone who heard gunshots in that facility. now, the s.w.a.t. team doing ago second team just to be sure about but d.c. ems, the emergency personnel, dozens of ambulances told us that no one there has been treated. that is certainly good news. initial

it was a smart bank in west knoxville where he was forced to actually go in there and steal all that men. now, the husband was handcuffed and the pair, along with their infant, they were forced into their own vehicle to get to that bank. the armed men there was two of them involved according to the fbi and they were driven from their family home to the bank which is in the west knoxville area. now, the man was forced to go inside as i said to go take all of that money while the baby and his wife were left in that car. the man forced them to go inside the bank to do. so the man left the -- after the man went inside and got all of that money police -- when the man got inside and got all that money, that's when they left. and they took the wife and the baby down the road where they actually abandoned them in the car and they ran off. as you said a little while ago, there was a similar instance of this in the knoxville area about three months ago. it happened a y 12 federal credit union. again, there was no arrest in that one and the fbi agencies do believe that both of those cases were

you can head to birmingham from here or atlanta or north to knoxville. any number of places. where he was at the initial site is right by i-75. i-75 within two miles would have taken him south to atlanta, west to nashville and north to knoxville. that's disturbing. >> you know it because you are a native. stand by. i want to go back to shepard smith. he has breaking news on the condition of the marines. >> fox news cannot independently confirm this but the "chattanooga times free press" the big newspaper in town been around forever. it's now the times free press is now quoting multiple sources that the four members of the united states marines who were shot have died. again, that's according to the reporting of the times free press. online they have reporters at many of the different scenes and are very well plugged in with the authorities and the military. multiple sources indicate that the four members of the united states marines who were there were shot and killed gretchen. >> all right. getting that breaking news from shepard smith. is dan still with me on the phone? >>

he had images of child pornography at a hard drive at his home in takoma but they found him in knoxville. he has turned himself in. a spokes penn with the tans studio tans place, tells us that he is no longer employed there and never involved with kids classes. the very latest i'm jona elias. back to you. >> thank you. coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- move over rusty. another animal from the national zoo is ready for the spotlight. leon: months after an abc7 investigation on high fines on local toll lanes we are hearing that the problems may not be getting better. kellye: the donald hear what he said about his comments on immigrants and another project in d.c. leon: tracking a line of storms moving toward the area. we will check in with doug hill in a few minute. don't kellye: negotiators reach a nuclear deal after 20 months after on-again off-again talks. as mary bruce reports not even is pleased with the deal. mary: negotiators emerging this morning after 17 days of tense talks finally with a deal to block iran from developing a nuclear weapon. president obama: today because america

you can see a thick plume of smoke out of knoxville yesterday. the train was carrying a highly toxic substance used to make plastic when it derailed. the fumes are dangerous to breathe. 87 people were taken to the hospital for breathing issues yesterday. the cause of the derailment is under investigation. >>> this morning we are hearing from passengers who were on board a flight that diverted from dulles airport. a woman started making threats on the united express flight. the passenger says she was making threats about technology and the plane and it blowing up. another passenger said he was sitting next to the woman. he said she was suspicious and skag lot of questions. the flight left st. louis in rout to dulles when the pilot was forced to land the plane in ohio. >> i was told to put my tray up, my computer way and we were only about halfway through the flight and then we just took a nose dive toward the ground and did a quick landing. i looked around and said this isn't dulles. >> officers arrested that woman. the remaining passengers were i

. >> you are a lecturer in history in american studies at the university of tennessee in knoxville. your panel at the organization of the on capital punishment in the 19th century south. how common were executions? bob hutton: executions nationwide were common. in certain rural areas, they were relatively seldom because people did not like to convict their friends and neighbors. juries were often afraid to convict someone who had been convicted of a violent crime. after people were convicted, if they were sentenced to the death penalty it would not always be carried out. they could get clemency. the particular execution i covered in my paper was such a rare event that 5000 people gathered to see this man hanged in 1895. it was a familiar occurrence in the 19th century, but perhaps not a common one. >> what was the cultural thinking at the time about executions? were they considered a moral type of punishment? bob hutton: in the 1890's, the death penalty had been around for a long time in human history. it is right around that more americans are starting to wonder if this is how just

. >> brand new video into the newsroom of the evacuation efforts in maryville south of knoxville. red cross is at a shopping center where people have gathered. a shelter has been set up at a local high school. sheriff's deputies say people may not return to their homes for a day maybe two days,. >> these fumes get to you quickly and affect your sinuses and make you sick and they are trying to get the people out of there quickly. >>> let's go over to karen rogers and david murphy good morning. >> reporter: we have sunshine here but we have cloud cover out to the west and rain out there and it's all on the way. the closest shower is northwest of baltimore, it will be later on before it gets into our area. 67 degrees in philadelphia. 66 in millville right now. 61 in allentown, 72 down the shore, looks like the morning commute will be dry north to south. 72 by 8:00. noon 82. and the high today is 84 at 3:00 p.m., clouds steadily increasing during the day, there's a chance of late morning and afternoon showers especially in south jersey and delaware, although we can't rule out somethin

several agents from our birmingham office, from our knoxville office have responded as well as our intelligence research specialist, they are here and present and working in an effort with all of our partners here today. we are committed to work as a team and to be here. and we will bear no extense and make sure that we bring this -- expense and make sure we bring this case to closure for the american people. >> hearing from an atf agent a moment ago we heard from fred fletcher giving us the first detailed account of what happened. he described his officers rushing to the second scene taking down what he described a cowardly homicidal suspect. that suspect was killed but one chattanooga police officer was hurt by gunfire. four marines shot and killed in chattanooga yesterday. as you can see, the information details are still unfolding from the deadly scene. we'll stay on top of this and bring you more coming up today. >>> here at home, san francisco is one of the worse cities for drivers. wallet hub listed the city number 97 of the 100. while they compared the cost of gas, car insurance as well

. >> brand new video into the newsroom of the evacuation efforts in maryville south of knoxville. red cross is at a shopping center where people have gathered. a shelter has been set up at a local high school. sheriff's deputies say people may not return to their homes for a day maybe two days,. >> these fumes get to you quickly and

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police say masked men forced their way into a family's knoxville home they abducted the man and his wife and infant son and forced him to rob the brarnlg. the ceo. a nearby credit union endured a similar ordeal in april. >>> mayor stephanie rollings blake did not give a reason for the firing. the city was rocked by civil unrest after the death of freddie gray. 6 police officers are facing charges. >>> pope francis has touched down in bolivia for the second leg of his south american tour. the pontiff is praising the president for taking important steps to involve the poor in politics and growing economy. >>> don't forget to get the update on the pope's visit to philadelphia in september. >>> an aspiring rapper in new york said he recorded his entire new album at an apple store in so soho. he transferred his work to a portable drive. >> employees kind of smooth things over with the manager hey he is doing something creative. they would come around and listen to the movie. >> his album is slated to drop later thorchg. if he sells enough copies he'll buy his own commuter. >> a new york giant

that's about 15 miles away from knoxville. this is a red cross shelter due to the fact that a little ways away from here. a train derailed caught fire and started spewing poisonous gas into the air. we're told at this hour that fire is still burning. that prompted an evacuation of about 5,000 people in the immediate area. by the time we looked it was 2:00, 2:30 it smelled bad. i mean, it stunk. >> several major roads and businesses are shut down today and the sheriff's office says the evacuation could be in place for 24 to 48 hours. a csx rep came to the shelter and told people they could go to a hotel and they would be reimbursed. but many of those evacuees want to know when they can go home. >> we have a constant flow of new people coming in. they see no need for us to stand around here after they're eating and they're going to do what they can do. >> as for the cause of the crash, investigators are still trying to determine why that train derailed. here at the red cross shelter breakfast is served. in merrillville i'm katie

mask men forced their way into a family's knoxville home they abducted a man and wife and infant son and forced the man to rob a bank where he served as vice president. the robbers abandoned the family they were not hurt. the ceo of a nearby credit union endured a similar ordeal in april. >>> pope francis touched down in bolivia. thousands greeted him at a welcome ceremony he praised the police police bolivian president. >>> an aspiring rapper in new york recorded his entire album at an apple store in soho. he transferred his work to a portable drive. >> the employees smooth things over with the manager. they would come around and listen to the music. >> prince harvey's album is slated to drop later this month. if he sells enough copies he'll go out and buy his own computer. >> a live preview of "good morning america" is next. plus there's a rare gator sighting at a new jersey river. >> reporter: it's going to be warm and humid 89 degrees is the high. a couple of showers this morning and then a lull and look out later today and tomorrow some strong gusty storms possible. i'll have th

this happened around midnight in the town of marionville south of knoxville. we are told 12 emergency responders are being decontaminated after coming into contact with the liquid. >>> the justice department is investigating major u.s. airlines for possible collusion. american airlines delta and southwest control 80% of the airlines. the airlines say they are cooperating fully with investigators investigators. >>> back to our top story, a new prison soupuperintendent is in charge at the clinton correctional facility. so what changes will be made? we have a former officer of the correctional facility here with us michael palmer, thank you for being here. >> you're welcome. >> you have an interesting history at the clinton prison. you worked there for 12 years and were a visiting room guard. you have guarded the notorious prisoners like tupac, son of sam, known as the preppy murderer. you know a lot what went on in this prison. what do you think of nine prison staffers including the three top guys the superintendent now put on leave because of corruption? >> wel

. >>> new this morning, a train derailed outside of knoxville, tennessee. 5,000 people are being evacuated to a nearby high school because the freight train was carrying highly flammable and toxic gas. it happened last night. one car caught fire. no word if it's out. 7 officers were hospitalized but no one has died. >>> 6:09 your time. months after a horrific passenger jet crash in taiwan, investigators say they finally found out how the pilot contributed to that disaster. >> and more shark sightings off the santa cruz coast. the phenomenon bringing unusually high numbers to our waters. >> to beat the heat head to the beach. there is a new weather feature you need to know about. >> a new tr leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no.

carrying a highly flammable gas from since nat ohio, to georgia, when one car caught fire outside of knoxville. >> reporter: toxic fumes in the air a trigger for unnerving wake-up calls overnight in merriville, tennessee. >> police came and knocked on the door and said they would like to evacuate as quickly as possible. five people evacuated after one of a freight train's cars was punctured. >> i heard what sounded like brakes and saw smoke on board the train traveling from ohio to georgia, a chemical used to make plastics. >> it's highly flammable toxic gas, the chemicals burning creating a hazardous cloud spanning at least two miles firefighters working through the night to get people to safety. >> getting the dogs out and making sure kids are up and out of bed. >> based on the chemical plume and where it was headed they had to expand the evacuation area and our command post had to reloebt because it was it danger of being exposed. >> at least 10 first responders had to be treated for etch poesh to the fumes but there was no serious injuries. channel 6 "action news" sara back to you. >> marc

it happened overnight south of knoxville. authorities told residents to not drink the water for now. the train was carrying a hazardous material used to make plastics and it is dangerous if inhaled. a new democrat joins the race for the white house. it is former virginia senator jim webb. he served a term in the senate in 2006. he is a vietnam veteran and former sectionary under president reagan. that pales in comparison to the other side. this are now some 14 people running for the presidency in the republican party. latest being chris christie. today the president had something to say about this. president obama: i have lost count how many republicans are running for the job. [laughter] president obama: they will have enough for an actual hunger games. [laughter] presidentpresident obama: that is an interesting bunch. leon: and that bunch is expected to grow on july 13 when scott walker is expected to that he is going to be running for president. >> c.e.o. of whole foods is apologizing for pricing at the company stores. a n

a little bit of a northerly breeze there at knoxville creek. i am seeing more of a west southwest for most locations. it's still going to be very hot there, cooler coming in by the tropical clouds but for the bay area it's going to be cooler for almost everybody today. big fog bank. most locations have a decent breeze, not all but most. santa rosa says calm. diana says no breeze here either, not much in the north bay, 22, 12, west, for some the breeze has picked up. 60s for some of the temps, not the 70s we had yesterday. 50s and 60s, and the water temps went down a little bit. san francisco buoy is 58. this is a showing of the water temperatures off of california, pacific northwest, and off of l. a. 73 at santa monica. the colder water, some of the buoys in alaska are running about 59 degrees. very warm ocean temps there. for some of the cooler locations are right here even off portland i've seen about 65 degrees. we have some of the coolest water in the west. that's for sure. the higher clouds are coming up around a low and a high. the combin

. >>> and officials near knoxville, tennessee are putting plans in place to lift evacuation orders near the site of a train derailment. dozens of people had to go to the hospital for exposure to potentially toxic fumes. >>> greece's prime minister went on national television today to urge his people to vote no in sunday's referendum. a no vote would mean a rejection of proposals for more austerity in exchange for billout funds. >> translator: the moment of responsibility and democracy has come. it would be best if the sirens of danger and catastrophe are silenced. when people take their future into their own hands they have nothing to fear. let us go to the polls calmly. >> reporter: don't forget that we have had dire warnings from creditors and other government leaders in europe saying that a no vote means ultimately has no place in the euro zone but it's clear that not everyone here is take those warnings very seriously. about four-fifths of greeks are polling as wanting to stay in the euro zone. and about three-fifths of them are saying that a no vote will seriously endanger that sta

several members from the birmingham officer from my knoxville and nash villanova office have responded, as well as intelligence search specialists are here and present working in a collaborative with all of our partners here on the stage today. we are committed to work as a team and to be here. and like the united states attorney said, we will spare no expense to bring this case to closure for the american people. thank you. >> we were listening there to the u.s. attorney for the eastern district of tennessee, william killian speaking earlier on. we have heard from various other law enforcement officials. we heard william killian calling this a terror investigation. we spokes people from the police and the marine corps as well. they are looking for clues for what motivated the gunman that carried out the attack that claimed the lives of four marines. earlier on, counterterrorism officials said there was no evidence toling mohammod youssuf abdulazeez to any terror organization. let's go back to listen to what is being said now. >> because the investigation is still in its early stages,

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dead fish started showing up in a creek in maryville nery knoxville. that's where a train carrying toxic chemicals went off tracks and caught fire leading to mass evacuations. they're conducting tests and urging the public to avoid any contact with the fish. >>> a record win for team usa defeating japan to win the women's world cup. >> right now your he taking a look at live pictures at the event. he's in ecuador where he has just arrived. these are life pictures as i mentioned. the pope greeting throngs of crowds in he ecuador's largest city. the pope will also vicinity paraguyvisit paraguay and bolivia. >>> seventh day adventists are debating whether to ordain women as clergy. what the bible says about women in leadership roles and what different regions of the church disagree on the issue. this is happening at at a general conference in san antonio. they'll vote on wednesday. >>> for the third time women team usa are champions of international soccer. they beat japan 5-2 to win the world cup. carly lloyd was the first woman to ever score a hat trick

as many as three cars went off the tracks and caught fire in maryville, about 20 miles from knoxville. the train is carrying hig if they're limiting capacity but they should also look at price competition. why aren't they competing in price. >> reporter: they're looking at possible unlawful coordination by some airlines. a series of bankruptcies and merges beginning in 2008 cut the major airlines to four. american southwest delta, and united. they now control 80% of the seats in air travel. >> they've been making a lot of money. that's been coming out. and it's harder and harder to get seats. >> reporter: from 2009 to 2014 domestic airfares rose 13%. the justice system wants to know if they're signaling to each other. one analyst says the airlines don't have to conspire. >> technology today is so pervasive that airlines can watch what their competitors are doing realtime and make decisions almost instantly that change their level of capacity based on what someone else is doing. >> reporter: airlines are posting some of their biggest profits in history including billions of dollars in

also in tennessee officials near knoxville are putting plans in place to lift evacuation orders near the site of a train derailment. the train was carrying a toxic chemical when it ran off of the tracks and caught fire. dozens are being treated for exposure to toxic fumes. >>> now to greece where the prime minister went on national television today to urge his people to vote no in sunday's referendum. the ballot is all ready for voters, and a top greek court last hour rejected a call to cancel the ref referendum. a no vote would mean a rejection for proposals for more austerity. rallies have been taking place in support of and against the procedures. the prime minister says a no vote would give him a mandate to negotiate better terms. >> reporter: it would be best if the sirens of danger and catastrophe are silenced. when people take their future into their own hands, they have nothing to fear. let us go to the polls calmly and make our decision weighing the arguments. >> thousands of people who support a no vote have rathered outside that country's parliament building. john psaropou

it happened outside of knoxville last night. it was a 60-car train that immediately caught fire releasing those toxic fumes into the air. 7 deputies exposed to the fumes went to the hospital. 5,000 people were evacuated to a nearby school where they are expected to stay at least through tomorrow. >> i can see right here, roberta dancing. [ laughter ] >> what are you dancing about? >> because it's fun weather. we have a lot of different elements going on. so many different things that we are calling on our weather watchers to take a look at what's going on in their neighborhoods. look at the temperature span. 66 degrees in san francisco to to 80 in outlying areas. partly cloudy skies in redwood city. 83 degrees, robert sullivan, thank you for checking in with us. that gives us a good idea of what's going on around our microclimates. we've had a little light rain around the bay area and lightning in the livermore area and healdsburg. look at that right there according to our live hi-def doppler radar, oh, the rain just moved out o

meanwhile, in knoxville, tennessee, a fire at the seventh day adventist church was determined to be arson. a reporter at local station wvlt spoke to church elder marshall henley. >> two different fires were started a college health seventh day adventist last night. one at a side entrance were churchgoers says it appears someone set fire to bales of hay but outside the doors. the church and was also set on fire and to make matters worse the church only got the van about six months ago. it was vital to a lot of the churches committee outreach programs -- projects. some of those will have to be placed on hold because they believe the van is a total loss. amy: another fire on june 23 at the predominantly black god's power church of christ in macon, georgia, was also reportedly set on purpose. then on there was a fire at the june 24, fruitland presbyterian church in gibson county, tennessee, that was suspected to have been caused by lightning. the same day, there was a three-alarm fire at briar creek baptist church in charlotte north carolina. local station wbtv spoke to the church's pastor ma

investigation involving, according to ed reinhold, the special agent in charge for the fbi for the knoxville division. was this a lone wolf? was this a person who midnight have been ex-military. the fbi suggesting he was not. who had some sort of grudge, or was this in fact an act of domestic terrorism? the investigation here, as you can imagine is in its infancy. a lot of pieces of string to pull on here, to try to first of all unravel who this person was though a good chance the authorities already know who he was. what was his motive be in learn about all we're going to learn from the federal and local authorities but there will be another press conference at 10:00 tonight at the a police facility a few blocks from here. so we'll stay on top of this and bring you everything we can find as soon as we find out. >> thank you, john. what are the authorities doing to determine what this person did what he did? on the phone, rod wheeler former d.c. homicide detective. what are the authorities doing right no-no determine motive. >> exactly what is happening right now. this is a multifaceted inve

teams from the fbi's knoxville office are responding. they are en route to chattanooga right now to respond to this. i just got off the phone with someone from atf. still waiting for confirmation if atf will be responding but that is the presumption at this point because what happens in the active shooter situations is law enforcement from this task force from all different agencies. they respond. this is what they drill for. these active shooter situations. so, what is going to be happening here is these tactical teams will go in and try to secure the situation. first and foremost, with an active shooter situation they want to find the shooter or shooters and take care of that and secure the scene. they're going to get there and go room to room, secure the scene. make sure that people are safe, evacuate the premsis and take those kind of steps. the fbi is responding and likely the atf and other agencies and local law enforcement we see in the pictures here. >> pamela, when you think about a story you cover oed. you have to be so, so car

as many as three cars went off the tracks and caught fire in maryville, about 20 miles from knoxville. the train is carrying highly toxic and flammable chemicals. the authorities have set up a shelter in a nearby shopping mall. >>> well, the summer travel season is heating up and if you've flown or tried to book a flight, you know there are fewer seats available and prices are going up. well, now the justice department is investigating whether some of america's largest airlines have colluded to limit seats and keep prices high. delta, southwest, and -- rather delta, southwest and united airlines confirmed they're among those being investigated. hena daniels has more. >> reporter: consumer groups and lawmakers have been calling for an investigation into whether airlines boost prices by eliminating seats. >> i want them to look at the whole nine yards. they should certainly look at if they're limiting capacity but they should also look at price competition. why aren't they competing in price. >> reporter: they're looking at possible unlawful coordination by some airlines. a series of ba

♪ >>> officials near knoxville, tennessee are putting plans in place to lift evacuation orders near the site of a train derailment. the train was carrying a toxic chemical when it came off of the tracks and caught fire. dozens of people had to go to the hospital to exposure to potentially toxic fumes. >>> san francisco is running short on affordable housing, so when treasure island opened years ago, offering inexpensive homes, many people jumped at the chance to move there. now they say their health is paying the price. >> reporter: part of the long-term plan to help san francisco's housing shortage involves building new units on land that used to be belong to the navy. cleanup is underway. some people living nearby blame their health troubles on exposure to these hazardous materials. >> people that have moved into my community and been here anywhere from 10 to 25 years, we have discovered their children all of a sudden now, they are having asthma they are developing skin rashes that they never had, dryness of the scalp and the skin so it's irritating when they scratch it. >> reporter:

> how can we get more information when you're ready -- >> contact the public affairs officer at our knoxville office or you can contact our headquarters in washington, dc. >> just to make it clear you haven't determined that it was an act of domestic terrorism? >> correct. we have not determined whether it was an act of terrorism or whether it was a, um, a criminal act. >> do you know whether the shooter has a criminal record? >> again, i'm not going to discuss him at this point because we have active investigations and i don't want to put any of my personnel or chattanooga pd's personnel in any type of risk at this point. >> did the shooter die on -- -- >> yes. >> how many rounds were shot. >> i don't know. >> what time did the incidents happened? >> started around 10:45 and ended within 30 minutes. >> are there any other military installations within the state or within the area that are also on lockdown or on alert at this time? >> we have notified those facilities. the other mill interest facilities in the state of tennessee -- military facilities in the state of tennessee in the area. it

. >> approaching knoxville, based on all the information i had, i felt like we were right on schedule. we could make it with room to spare. >> but then, an hour past knoxville and still 30 minutes from their intended airport, an unnerving surprise. >> the fuel in the right tank exhausted before i expected it to. >> so quickly he switches to his remaining tank in the left wing. he also decides to land at the first available airport just north of atlanta in cobb county. >> the equipment showed us we were ten minutes away from the airport and the fuel gauge wasn't on "e." it looked like we had 30 minutes of fuel left. >> but then only seven minutes later, still miles from the airfield and at 4,000 feet, the second tank runs dry. >> it went from -- to a -- with the air coming through the plane. >> the novice pilot knows his only chance is to glide the aircraft to the ground. >> it is a heavily wooded area. planes and trees don't mix. kind of like a blow dryer and a bathtub. >> to make matters worse, it was dark. >> but then a break. >> i spotted a dark clearing between two evenly cut sets