Fox 2s alex savidge has details. Good morning. Welcome back to mornings on 2. Its wednesday, march 18th. Middle of the week, tori. Yes, it is. Lets talk about weather and traffic. Steve, how should we dress this morning . A little cooler this morning. But then it will be nice. Youve heard that before. Yes, a familiar tune. Why dont we talk about up suffering from allergies. Its those darned trees. Mediumhigh category. The grass and the weeds are like ill be here soon enough but its the trees. A few high clouds thinning out like that. 40s and 50s. 43 napa airport. 40s for san jose. Walnut creek is in there. Redwood city, Half Moon Bay at 49. That will be it for us. After that goes through, then you can see on the pacific late friday until saturday, a system will move in. Southern california into arizona dealing with the low of cloud cover. Could be a few rain showers towards spring training. For us, after this moves out, it will be sunny and nice. A northerly breeze should kick in later
About 50 wounded. Theres no word of any americans hurt, the two terrorists were also killed. The Prime Minister called in a direct attack on the economy which is so dependent on tourism. The u. S. Of course condemned it. Secretary of state john kerry said america would continue to support tunisia support democracy. Allen pizzey is in tunis. Hundreds of panicked tourists clung to loved ones and ran for their lives. Gunmen wearing military fatigues and armed with assault rifles opened fire on two bulls in the bardo museum in the heart of the capital. Eight were killed when they got off a bus, at least ten were taken hostage and later killed. As Tunisia Special forces flooded the area, visitors scrambled to find places to hide. Many couldnt make it out of the building and hold up wherever they could. I came out of the museum, this eyewitness said, and there was this guy who was about ten meters away from me, then he started shooting the tourists. Medical teams rushed to help dozens of wou
Good evening. And we begin this wednesday night with those two developing stories, an arrest outside phoenix tonight. That manhunt now over. After a terrifying day there. But first tonight, the horrific scene, a terror attack tourists families getting off buses, targeted by gunmen as they walked into a museum. Tonight, the hunt for possible accomplices. At least 20 killed in tunisia. The windshield of their tour bus shattered by the gun fire. This young boy and girl scrambling to safety. And tonight, this video shows the chaos and confusion, a father holding his young son. Sprinting up those stairs. So many people running for cover as they heard the gunshots. Tonight, many questions. Who was behind this . And how safe are museums right here at home . Authorities already warning of potential dangers here. Abcs chief investigative correspondent brian ross, leading us off. Reporter the attack came just after 12 00 noon as Tunisian Security forces scrambled to respond. Tourists inside the
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Good evening. So good to have you with us on this thursday night. Im amy robach. David has the evening off. As we come on the air, we are following two developing stories. 40 million americans bracing for a new winter blast. But first, outrage growing by the hour tonight over that arrest of a uva student. The governor of virginia opening an investigation into this. A 20yearold student wrestled to the ground by police face down on the pavement bleeding from the head and crying out. I go to uva i go to uva raising serious questions about police brutality. And at this hour going before the cameras, explains his side. Abcs linsey davis leading us off tonight. I got to uva you racist reporter this viral video of a 20yearold black student from the university of virginia leading to tension and turmoil on uvas campus today. The governor calling for a criminal investigation. Were going to get to the bottom of it. And someones going have to answer for it. Reporter the arrest, caught on tape. Hey