the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. live where you live, this is abc 7 news. it is just about every family and school s horror story. a family in shock this mother s day. a school in mourning. a car crash sends a mother to the hospital and kills her teenaged daughter. good evening. i m eric thomas. and i m kate larsen. the mother was driving home with her 18-year-old daughter after what should have been one of the happiest nights of the year, senior prom. abc 7 news reporter lilian kim sat the intersection of fremont boulevard and darwin drive with more on this tragic story. lillian? kate and eric, they were less than two blocks from home when a car hit them here on fremont boulevard. friends stopped by earlier this evening to place flowers and candles throughout the intersection. it was 2:30 a.m. a mother and daughter were in this toyota yaris, making a left turn from fremont boulevard when a chevy malibu plowed right into them.
available we are ready to roll out the project. a message to the shooters on the freeways, the reign of terror is over. reporter: there are the way cameras in san pablo and pittsburg and we asked where the other cameras to be installed, 15 hotspots have been identified but not saying beyond that. we will keep the gang members guessing where the technology is. reporter: the state has promised to fund a system of cameras, license plate readers and gunshot detectors at a cost of $1.5 million. innocent lives of been lost and we over to our residents to minimize the damage and the threat to the drivers and local residents. our residents in contra costa county can travel in a safer mode with the camera system. reporter: at that news conference in martinez they warn that the cameras alone will not address the violence on the freeways. freeway shootings will continue, and we have to address the issue that cameras by themselves will not address the issues. this is part o
ambassador. it happened during the president s meeting with the russian leaders at the white house. the post says the information disclosed by the president to the russians jeopardized a critical source of intelligence on the islamic state. the post also said senior white house officials took steps to contain the damage from the intelligence release placing calls to the cia and national security agency. it must be noted it is not illegal for the president to release intelligence and does he have the authoritytown classify such information. but there could we political and diplomatic consequences from all this. we re going to talk to a legal expert to learn more. now to the cameras that will be installed along two freeways in contra costa county. our crime reporter henry lee first told you last week about the state funding for this project. he joins us live from hercules about learning more. henry. reporter: heather and ken, we heard from local and state officials at a n
i m trying to remedy that situation. we have officers on highway 17 now dedicated. reporter: the santa cruz office says they ve hired 15 new officers in the past year with more on the way. it s not just about writing more tickets. having more officers on the road is a visual deterrent. when the public sees the highway patrol up here, they slow down. reporter: finally, there are just more cars on the road. the number is climbing every year. the latest numbers are likely much higher. keith has been commuting over the hill for the past 30 years. he s not sure more officers writing more tickets will stop speeding. more of them will give me greater problems. reporter: the chp santa cruz office says they have a whole new round of cadets fresh out of the academy that will be ready to go by the end of summer. a lot of them look out for speeders and writing tickets. if you re coming through the mountain this is summer, consider yourself warned. kpix 5. new at 6:00, bars
july, they had to start from scratch. but before they did, they installed numerous security cameras and hired a different security firm, which was to patrol the site 24 hours a day.sotit s hard to understand how someone can get in and start a fire with so much protection but i hope the cameras will help us.july s fire generated a 15 million dollar loss and holliday thinks saturday s fire will be similar, but he says that s not going to stop him from getting this development built. sotvery very frustrating but i just can t quit because i cant let somebody of some people throw a wrench into this (grant) breaking news out of washington d-c..for the second straight week.shock- waves are revurburating through the political world. where there is a report out tonight that president trump shared highly classified information about an islamic state plot with russian officials. president trump met russia s foreign minister and the russian ambassador to the u-s last week at the white