up truck. can you call 911. i got oh, my god. oh, my god. new images tonight of the school bus that he rammed and you re going to hear from the hero cop who took the suspect down before he could do even more harm. thank you for joining us. the suspect faces a charges of terrorism in that deadly attack. and these are some of the victims, a 31-year-old belgium mother of two, small sons. plus a man from new york, another from new jersey. five of thevict victims killed sell bracelebrating their 30th anniversary graduating high school from argentinia. and in new york city with the man behind the attack. reporter: the suspect travelled down the sidewalk for nearly a mile, crashing a couple of blocks behind me. authorities have been here around the clock and for the first time these streets are starting to open back up. we re getting a look inside the horror following that deadly terror attack. i need an ambulance right here. right here. the guy t-boned. reporter: author
it s just one of many they ll face this year. we have to make sure we re continuously staying alert. it s not just this fire. it s not just clayton fire last week, it s fire after fire after fire. it s a month of this to continue. here is a look at the blue cut fire, smoke is rising if the canyons there. six firefighters this morning, west of cajon pass had to shelter in place. two suffered minor injuries but they re back on the front lines fighting the fire. right now, 83,000 people are affected by the orders. you can get updates on abc7news.com. cal fire stopped progress of a brush fire in morgan hill this afternoon. here is a picture we took. the fire was 100 acres and nearby golfers were asked to shelter in place. sky 7 was over a brush fire that broke out before 4:00 p.m. in the guadalupe park area in san jose, burning west of highway 87. crews were able to put it out quickly. there is no word yet on how it started or if anyone was hurt. and firefighters ha
and firefighters describe it as an imminent threat to public safety. kristin zee is here with the latest on this. reporter: the fire is mind boggling, in one day, charring an area as big as san francisco. people are evacuated, schools shut down, roads are shut down and communities threatened. governor brownish yued a state of emergency for san bernardino county. winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour and humidity, low. we watched as crews worked on creating fire breaks. firefighting helicopters gathered water in tandem. cal fire says as bad as this is, it s just one of many they ll face this year. we have to make sure we re continuously staying alert. it s not just this fire. it s not just clayton fire last week, it s fire after fire after fire. it s a month of this to continue. here is a look at the blue cut fire, smoke is rising if the canyons there. six firefighters this morning, west of cajon pass had to shelter in place. two suffered minor injuries but they re b
a husband and wife duo was supposed to be looking after an elderly woman, instead, authorities say they covered her with a pillow, tied her up and ransacked her home. they were arrested thursday. the elderly woman they are accused of tieing her up described the moment of terror inside her home. pretty frightening when you know you re almost going to die. i couldn t breathe. reporter: the 75-year-old victim doesn t want to be identified, but she wants to share her story. it was after midnight she was sound asleep in her home. somebody pulled the pillow from under me and stuffed it over my face. another person tied up my hands. reporter: she says they demanded money and ransacked the house when she told them there was no money. after an hour, the house was quiet and she assumed they were gone. they tied me up with the pillow case. i squeezed my hand through it. i got up and called 911. reporter: she suspected her live in caretaker, a husband and wife. she sort of re
a half an inch to an inch of rain in most areas. it s going to be windy. take a look at the rainfall. this is a huge spike in rain, and wind. we ll take a look in just a moment. dan? drew, thank you very much. a napa couple is wanting to know why their beloved dog went in for grooming in a local petco and died in the process. it s a story you ll see only on abc7 news. laura? owners tell us they offered to pay expenses and additional money. they say that is not what they want, they want clear answers and cameras put in to make sure this doesn t happen again. it was the first time in 14 years we let another person bathe our dog. reporter: it was the last time for the 14-year-old jack russell terrier, skip. he should have lived another five years. reporter: december 30th they dropped skip off and got a call. the manager announced to us that skip had an incident and died in the store. reporter: joe eden told us the store employee showed him the back room and said