transporting hazardous materials like this is the notification of the owner of the tracks, as well as the security plan and an emergency plan in case something happens. hazardous material like this is transported often on the railways. but because it is hazardous and it is very dangerous, it is highly regulated federally, state and locally. that s what smart wants to take a look at and say, whoa, until we meet all the safety requirements, this isn t going anywhere. live in sonoma county, emily turner, kpix 5. within the past few minutes, we are getting some new details on an accident involving a google self-driving car. it happened in mountain view. kpix 5 s cate caugiran is in our newsroom with google now pointing fingers in that collision. cate. reporter: ken, here s what we know. the accident happened at about 1:30 today at el camino and calderon. mountain view police say it involved a google self-driving car and one other vehicle. this is video from a witness who capt
shot in the head. tonight his family hopes their prayers will be answered. then overwhelmed by an outpouring of support after a fire swept through their historic church. plus, you re not going to do this. fighting back, a woman takes matters into her own hands when a thief breaks into her bedroom. what she did to stop him in his tracks. and good evening, everyone. i m sibila vargas. and i m chuck scarborough. we begin with that shooting that left a teenage boy in critical condition. the shots rang out across the street from a school. news 4 is at harlem hospital with the family gathered around the boy s bedside. reporter: yes, sibila and chuck, i spoke to the family of that 16-year-old boy tonight. they told me he just got out of surgery here in the past couple of hours at harlem hospital center behind me and they tell me they re just hoping and praying he pulls through. a miracle, that s all we could pray for. friday miracle tonight. family members of the boy
attack now associated with another. good morning. right now we re checking in with meteorologist erica groan. everybody s wondering what this weekend is going to be like. a lot of outdoor activities for the kids, right? we want to see the dry weather we started to get yesterday afternoon and evening after all those showers rolled through. we want to see that persist through the weekend. looks like it s going to happen. but it s coming at a price. temperatures way lower than they were yesterday. au full 20 degrees lower in some spots. here s a look at the day planner. 39 degrees to start. some clouds roll in by about noon with a temperature of only 48 degrees. high temperature today of 54. back down to 52 degrees by 6:00 with those clouds continuing to build in. right now it s only 34 degrees in reading. 36 in west port and fairfield. and it s 39 right now in midtown. storm tracker can see some thin clouds out there. nothing that s going to bring us any rain today. we ll t
he noticed four guys coming up to him acting suspicious. they asked where he was from. that s when he decided to run towards the subway station. it was there one of the suspects began going through his pants pockets and attempting to take his cell phone. they slashed him in the back of the head, the hands, and the back. he was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. in the meantime the folks we talk to who go to this station every day say they re concerned. it s scary. very, very scary. you know, it s new york. you always got to watch yur back. it s terrible that it happened, but hopefully it will come to an end soon. reporter: a lot of folks feeling that way this morning. if you take a look, this is a busy intersection. no doubt police will be looking at surveillance cameras to catch up to those suspects. i m ray villeda, today in new york. thank you. a 16-year-old boy is fighting for his life this head in east harlem. jawan tavares who also goes by chico
there now. i m here at 18th street northwest and pennsylvania avenue. this roadway opened up. if you go down to 17th, the secret service have blocked off the intersection there. so tourists can t even walk near the white house right now. the lockdown was lifted around 4:30, but press members were still restricted and lafayette park was closed to a lot of folks walking over there. now d.c. fire and ems tells us a man jumped the fence in the area of 17th and g streets at the eisenhower building, also known as the old executive office building. there s a separate fence between the grounds of the old executive office building and the white house. but the man did not get close to the second fence. the man suffered a cut on his head and was being treated at the scene. the jumper is in custody with the secret service. worth mentioning that house after returning late monday from an international trip. a lot of folks are walking over there ftrying to ask the secret service when they