last night. she had been shot several times and is undergoing surgery this morning. so far, they have not released any information about a suspect or motive. but will continue to follow the story and bring you new information as soon as it comes in. union workers could bring an official end to their labor dispute with b.a.r.t. today when they vote on the contract deal. amy holyfield is live at the b.a.r.t. base with a preview. amy. yeah, eric. you may have saw it. we heard the end of this b.a.r.t. strike. one more big step has to happen and that s today. the two unions will be taking the proposals to their members. if approved, the union workers will be getting a 15.4% raise over two years and they will start contributing to their pensions. but will this be the last b.a.r.t. strike that we will ever see inch there is a movement to ban transit worker strikes and that is also in the news today. the city council member steve glazer wants to make it a law that transit workers
standard procedure for them to conduct the investigation, as well. the driver of the nissan had to be pulled from the wreckage by firefighters. he was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. chp sayses has stabilized. a field sobriety test was done on him and he failed it. officers determined alcohol was a factor because of that. this is now a crime scene. a much more thorough investigation has been done. the slow lane on 680 will be blocked off until it s completed and i m told that officers are get ago blood draw from the driver of the nissan. that will help determine what his blood alcohol level was at the time of the crash. reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. matt, thank you. very tragic accident indeed. as we take you into milpedes northbound along 680, three miles of backup is what we ve got. we were initially thinking that all lanes are going to reopen by 6:00. but now that it is an investigation, a criminal investigation, this is going to last
police he acted alone and was dropped off at the airport by an unsuspecting friend. once in the airport he pulled an assault rifle from a duffel bag and began firing. more than 24 hours after the shooting, the airport reports operations are back to normal. alex stone has the story from los angeles. reporter: 23-year-old paul ciancia lies under guard in a hospital bed, leaving behind a bloody trail to speak for him. he made a conscious decision to kill multiple tsa employees. the proof, says the fbi, a signed hand-written letter in his bag telling the tsa he wanted to instill fear on your traitorous mind. he says if i kill one my mission is accomplished. a complaint says he entered terminal three with a bag holding a smith and weston semi automatic rifle with five spare magazines fully loaded. he pulled out the gun and walked up to the tsa checkpoint and fired multiple shots at point-blank range at a tsa officer, and as he moved up thees later he looked back at the wou
the gun thing and it was, turn around, hands behind your back. westbrook was later shocked to learn that deputy was eric gelhouse, the same man who shot and killed andy lopez last month, believing the air soft rifle he was carrying was an assault weapon. i saw something. my wife said, this man is going to shoot someone. westbrook says he complained several times to the sheriff s department with little response. he said after the traffic stop gelhouse refused to explain why he drew his weapon. we could not reach gelhouse s attorney today but in an easterly early statement we were told, based on the deputies experience and training he would never willy-nilly pull out his gun, only if there was ad in for it. jeff westbrook feels guilty he didn t do more and will never forget when a gun was drawn on him without cause. you re looking at a man who has pulled a gun, and i know they don t bull them unless they intend to use them. westbrook was not hurt and plans to file a f
he made a conscious decision to kill multiple tsa employees. the suspect in friday s deadly l.a.x. shooting is under 24-hour armed guard. tonight we hear what he told investigators as the community remembers the tsa officer killed in the line of duty. good evening. i m ama dates. new details have emerged at the deadlien counter at l.a.x deadly encounter at l.a.x. as paul ciancia is unresponsive in the hospital. paul ciancia was shot four times by officers, one gunshot to the mouth blew a molar out of his jaw. if he ever regains consciousness he faces charges including the death penalty. 23-year-old ciancia told investigators he acted alone. abc news learned his unsuspecting roommate dropped him off at l.a.x. thinking he had a flight to get. ciancia made the conscious decision to kill multiple tsa employees. tonight his friends are speaking out. he was shy guy. he kept to himself. he was always walking around by himself. didn t really talk to anybody at all. he was