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the end of the road to be the light at the end of the road. the big rig noticed and was not able to slow in time. reporter: the accident happened around 4:45 this morning on isabel avenue in between vineyard avenue. the driver of a big rig, which police say was delivering bottled water, crashed into the bag of a compact car and started a chain reaction. the original officers were kind of seeing who was injured and what originally happen and who was there so we could account for everybody. at that point, they made the decision to get people trans transported and officers went with the truck driver and the other okay pants out to the hospital occupants out to the hospital. reporter: according to livermore police it appears the big rig driver didn t see the traffic building from a stoplight. it s a high commute road. i don t know at this point whether speeding was a factor or inattention. reporter: the identity of the person killed has yet to be released r ....
years, and in exchange the sanctions that have crippled iran s economy will be lifted. the president said rejecting the deal could lead to an arms race and major garrett begins our coverage. i can say with confidence but more importantly nuke her experts can say with confidence, that iran will not be in a position to develop a nuclear bomb. we will have met our number-one priority. reporter: the president tried to instill that confidence in congressional democrats whose backing he will need to protect the iran deal from republican attempts to block it. the president even asked the press for more questions. topics that may not have been touched upon criticisms that you ve heard that i did not answer. go ahead. reporter: the president responded to the main criticisms of the deal, including that iran will be able to hide its nuclear activities. under the agreement, iran could deny united nations inspectors access to suspected nuclear sites for up to 24 day, a perio ....
lester holt. good evening. an hour-long press conference with president obama today over an issue no less weighty than iran and the nuclear bomb was suddenly overshadowed by a single question about another serious topic and an answer no one expected the president would publicly utter. the question was related to the rape accusations that surround bill cosby. it was not the issue top of mind as the president went before reporters to pitch the historic nuclear deal with iran but it s what a lot of people are talking about tonight. we re of course covering it all. but we want to start with nbc news national correspondent peter alexander and that question. i ll say this. reporter: it was a stunningly powerful statement, especially for a president who s made it his policy not to comment about ongoing legal matters. if you give a woman or a man for that matter without his or her knowledge a drug and then have sex with that person without consent, that s rape. repor ....
old. the case went cold but never forgotten. in the last couple of years police named a man by the name of lloyd lee welch as a person of interest. he was in and out of this area back then, working as a carny. his mug shot from the time eerily similar to a sketch made from a witness account. he was spoken to back then but was not considered a strong suspect. things changed as the decades went on and police zeroed in on him. as we said just a couple of years ago. searching again and again. a mountain top property in virginia that belonged to his family. we are told that evidence was found there to convince police that welch not only abducted the girls but killed them on that mountain. that led to today s indictment. i am honored to report that my commonwealth attorney obtained indietments charming indictments charging lloyd lee welch with first-degree felony murder for his involvement in the death of sheila and katharine lyon. brad: the prosecutor and the sheriff in ....
sitting on the porch me and my neighbors. reporter: 79-year-old hula may tillman was simply sitting on her front porch on north 25th street tuesday night just after 10:30 when she heard an argument up the block and then gunfire. the guy said we don t want no trouble. we don t want no trouble. all of a sudden, the guy throwed up his hands. oh, my god, i said, i think he get ready to start shooting and he did. reporter: this miss physical man ran for her life but fell in the doorstep and was struck twice by stray bullets once in the ankle a second time in the left leg. oh, my god i ve been shot. i called my son. i said i ve been shot. i ve been shot. reporter: police say it was just after 10:30 when the shots rang out. two bullets struck this car, one went through the windshield and shattered the rear view mirror. the other went through the roof. the shooter was only 50 feet away. based on ballistic evidence we know at least two shots were fired from a semi- ....