what would john muir say about what he saw out here today. millions of people visit this park every year. they appreciate nature. but would mr. muir appreciate the practicalities of getting them in and out. they designed this as a perfect day. [ screaming ] >> he's mad because he had to walk. >> reporter: the family stealing themselves for the unexpected trek into muir woods. would you have come if you had known it was going to be like this? >> no. >> reporter: the issues here are well documented. millions visit this small pocket of paradise every year. the parking lot paved long ago. what's next? >> parking structure? >> reporter: latecomers must navigate more than two miles of a narrow road clogged with people and cars. it's become a growing obstruction to muir beach residents. they're pretty much locked in here on weekends. the normal 12-minute drive takes an hour each way. no going out for milk? >> no going out for anything. >> reporter: how do we balance this? >> i think there's been no effort to pull intelligent thought to it is my conc

muir woods usually costs $7. today it is free. >> people feel they won the lottery. >> reporter: it is a chance to get up close to nature. and marvel at skyscrapers. >> can't come close to seeing the top. [ talking at the same time ] >> the beauty of muir woods has already been a draw and they don't need a free day. >> when we saw all the cars we had trouble parking. [ laughter ] >> her husband has to walk a mile to get the car. >> reporter: traffic looks more like a freeway. the lots were full early. a parking space for a lucky few. >> reporter: just down the street a busy free weekend. >> you can't leave. making people happy. >> reporter: is a money making about to -- opportunity. >> made $56. >> the traffic outside their home -- >> getting worse and worse. >> reporter: turns what used to be a short drive into a slog. >> people are waiting two hours. the price of -- [ indiscernible ] noelle walker, ktvu fox 2 news. >> those girls are no dummies. lemonade stand is in the right spot. >> i got to take my family th

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i'm elizabeth vargas. >> and i'm david muir.e a great evening and a great weekend. >> and up next the reeming john bracing for several more inches of snow tomorrow. thousands are dancing the weekend away at penn statethon and alicia vitareli is live in weekend away at penn statethon and alicia vitareli is live in hollywood with jimmy kimmel, >> here we go again. temperatures are mrunthing to single digits for a second night in a row. records are in jeopardy across the tri-state. that's just the beginning.

head. >> i didn't sleep saturday your head is spinning it's cruel how things end like that. >> now muir remains behind bars on $75,000 bail and his preliminary hearing is scheduled for next tuesday and investigators are checking his phone records to see if he may have been texting at the time as well. walter perez channel 6 "action news." >> thank you walter. >>> philadelphia water department crews are making sure that the roads at 66th and elm wood don't become slick after a water main broke this morning. crews were called to the intersection at southwest philadelphia at 8:45, the water department partially shut down the 8 inch main to make repairs. >> coming up on "action news" tonight, former pennsylvania treasurer, rob mccord enter a plea on attempted extortion charges and its not just young humans enjoying the snow day, we'll take you to the zoo for wild fun. >> we are getting a break finally from the arctic chill but look at how we feel by friday morning across much of the lower 48 the arctic air is coming back along with some rounds of snow. >>> and ducis rogers has the latest on

. >>> and thousands of people do and lining up at muir woods to get it. we'll explain next. >>> we are looking at a commute where traffic is not really normal and there are some things you should know if you're driving into the city today. >>> and the weather is not really normal either, there is a slight little change more on that. this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk. more and more, we're having conversations about the food itself: how good it is for us. how good it is for the planet. at monsanto, we're working with farmers to make balanced meals accessible to everyone. while using natural resources more efficiently. it's time for a bigger discussion about food. be part of the conversation at discover.monsanto.com >>> welcome back the mornings on 2, we're live in oakland, see that police car? we're at a story we've been following, police are at clairmont middle school, a fire broke out of the school early this morning, it damaged the cafeteria. coming up in just two minutes we'll tell you the clues the investigators ar

you can see the bus got stuck off muir beach. the bus bottomed out as the driver tried to make a right turn onto the highway. the kids got out safely and waited for the tow truck. the bus was freed and back on the road about an hour after getting stuck. >>> fire crews had to use the jaws of life to free a woman trapped inside her car. she smashed into several cars this morning. investigators believe drugs or alcohol played a role. the woman was not seriously hurt. but could face criminal charges. >> some homeowners are not happy this afternoon after a water line break flooded their backyard. sky 7 hd was over the scene earlier on cornwall court. it sent muddy water into this swimming pool. east bay says they usually is one or two breaks like this along the 90-mile aqueduct system. repairs could take up to a week. angry homeowners are considering a lawsuit. >>> senator barbara boxer is pushing for a new law to ensure more children are protected against measles. abc 7 news was in emeryville when she joined richard pan at the head s

in muir woods, tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> well, some moviegoers in the east bay saw some of the movie "50 shades of grey" whether they warranted to or not. we'll take you to the drive-in theater showing a kids' movie right next to the steamy new flick. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. you can follow us on twitter and facebook. have a great day. - [voiceover] : on this episode of xploration outer space, the sun provides us with light, heat and the potential for a ton of clean energy, but it can also turn space into a danger zone. we'll examine a few major solar storms. - people were electrocuted. - see what's being done to predict the next big one. plus, a trip to the largest solar thermal energy facility in the world, all next on exploration outer space. welcome to xploration outer space. i'm emily calandrelli. we're here at the ivanpah solar facility in the mojave desert where a little later in the show we'll get a tour of the largest solar thermal power plant in the world.

muir is facing dui homicide charges. nobody was home when we knocked on his listed address in media. meanwhile, the local school district here released this statement to nbc 10. words cannot express the sadness our school community is feeling at this time. our sincere condolences thoughts and prayers go out to the hannagan friends and family who are dealing with this horrific tragedy. the high school will have grief counselors available for students. meanwhile, thomas muir is facing a $75,000 bail. he is currently behind bars. we are live in chester county, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. >>> two cars collided in philadelphia's logan section this afternoon, leaving one person dead. this happened around 4:30 at the intersection of fisher and ogontz avenues when one of the cars tried to make a left-hand turn. police say the victim was a passenger this one of the cars. both drivers were taken to the hospital listed in serious condition. >>> a new act of brutality and a new warning from isis. tonight militants h

they're well documented maybe not what john muir had in mind. he was all for walking and nature, but walking just to park? >> probably 2 miles. all the way down. >> reporter: almost to the ocean, and muir beach. >> how long have you been sitting here? >> probably half an hour. >> reporter: while he parks? >> while he parks. >> reporter: the national park service did not respond to calls today. they were not suffering silently. how do we balance this? >> i don't think there's been enough effort to put intel gent out that it. >> reporter: on days like this, they don't even go to mill valley normally a 12-minute drive. >> it would take an hour in and an hour out. >> reporter: so there's no going out for milk? >> no going out for anything. >> reporter: such is the pain of living next to a national treasure. a nice day like this but a bear to live there. >>> well it is so warm and so dry that organizers have canceled the world cup ski and snowboard cross because of the lack of snow in the sierra. it was set to take place in early march at squaw valli

from muir woods abc 7 news. >> still much more ahead at 9:00. international cannabis conference takes on the science behind medical mayor 1 and the dollars involved in making pot legal. >> and later will federal intervention helpen the bitter labor dispute at west coast port. >> first the return of the missing moose head. now destined for show place where everyone can see it. >> 7 news at 9:00 for over0,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. >> 4 states legalize marijuana. only a matter of time before california does the same. that was part of the conversation today at the international cannabis business conference in san francisco. 7 news reporter was there. >> the idea th

. >>> thousands of people took advantage of the holiday in a free day at muir woods. that created traffic jams and endless searches for parking places. kpix 5's ann notrarangelo shows us the madness at muir woods. >> the park is closed and people are still making their way up because when you get to muir woods you want to spend as much time as you can there once you realize how tough it is to get in. >> reporter: the birds in muir woods know the early bird get the worm. for the visitors, it's the early visitor gets the parking spot. >> we turned around, [ inaudible ] all the way up to a half mile. >> reporter: the cars line up along the road in to the park for miles. 4,000 people were here on saturday and sunday, lured by unseasonably warm weather and the waived entrance fee for president's day weekend. there's still only 150 legitimate parking spots. if you don't get one you're forced to walk the road. >> walking is a little bit scary at times. >> reporter: driving can be a challenge as well. avoiding parked cars and people and not crossing over the double yellow lin

it could mean another busy day at muir woods in marin county.er the break, the problems caused by the rush of people and why we may see it happen again today. >> reporter: robbers shoot and kill a popular san jose security guard over a pack of cigars. what evidence police have to go on to help police catch their killer. >>> we're looking at the san jose commute, northbound 280, the traffic is moving along very nicely. we'll tell you more -- coming up. >>> a little bit of fog has worked its way back to the coast. some of it may play for a cooler forecast. inland it will be warm. we'll show you how warm. this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk. more and more, we're having conversations about the food itself: how good it is for us. how good it is for the planet. at monsanto, we're working with farmers to make balanced meals accessible to everyone. while using natural resources more efficiently. it's time for a bigger discussion about food. be part of the conversation at discover.monsanto.com >>> good morning. welcome

muir is not injured and is held on $75,000 cash bail and his preliminary hearing is next tuesday. walter perez channel 6 "action news." >> thank you walter. >>> it's north frigid day in the delaware and lehigh valleys, you can see the ice that covers huge areas of the schuylkill river right now and temperatures are well below freezing and chad pradelli is back at the scene of the building that froze during a fire yesterday but first lets get the latest from accuweather with adam joseph. >> after the morning snow we v a decent amount of snow helping to melt it on the pavement surfaces and temperatures moved up a bit from yesterday. here is the numbers of how much snow fell in pennsylvania, the airport 3.7 inches along the main line in windward 5 inches of snow and wilmington 4.4 and over a half foot in woodside kent county in delaware. and ewing 4.9 and haddon heights 4.3 and the jackpot in cape may coming in with 7 inches of that fresh, fluffy powered. 28 in philadelphia and 24 in wilmington and 27 in millville do we dare say break out the shorts, not so much. but we are 12 degree

we're going to be speaking to our correspondent jim muir later in the program, who is at thele rallyd we'll hear more details about the government's actions. >>> investigators in taiwan say both engines lost power on the transasia airways plane that crashed this week. they're reporting initial findings from the plane's black boxes. there are at least 35 people killed when the plane came down in a river in taipei. several others are still missing. officials say the investigation is still very much in its early stages. however, they have confirmed that one engine lost power seconds after takeoff and that set off an alarm and shortly afterwards the other engine was then shut down manually. it's not yet clear exactly why. the director of the aviation safety council says that so far nothing has been ruled out. >> number two engine for some reason, so to protect the engine the engine will no longer to produce any thrust for the pilot, so the pilot indication that engine number two flame up. so at this time for the pilot, there is no engine number two. when the test 37 after takeoff, after

there is more coming up on world news with david muir. >>> the man accused of abducting a university of georgia student is now charged in her murder jessie matthew jr. was indicted on a count of first degree murder in the death of 18-year-old hannah graham, he was charged with intent to defile and graham disappeared in september and her body was found a few weeks later matthew is also linked to the death of a virginia tech student who disappeared in 2009. >>> a police pursuit and crash ended with a major heroin bust for delaware state police in milford. ronald brown is charged with possession and other offenses troopers tried to pull him over for speeding and brown took off and after police gave up their chase he slammed into two telephone poles brown is now held on more than $200,000 bond tonight. >>> rail workers argued about the renewal of a waiver that would allow septa to require a rule to eliminate fat eagle they held the hearing. at the expense of rest time for trained engineers they are likely to make the decision this summer. >> time for a check of the "action news" traffic

you can see the muir woods without pulling up the seven dollars entrance fee.sident obama has created five new presidential parks via presidential proclamation. it will be a very nice weekend. >> do you even remember what the average temperature in san francisco is right now? >> 65? >> 60. 60 degrees and 74 yesterday. more low 70s today. right now it's 56 degrees downtown. so it even feels pretty good right now with the clear skies. we will talk about mauer february warmth when we return. >> also ahead, hats on an ice was a welcome side for sharks coach todd mclellan cellen. the hey! i found my true love livin' in a sweet dream. singin' my favorite song and it all starts with you. whoa-oh-oh-oh, all this goodness... what matters most should always come first. which is why whole grain is the first ingredient in every general mills big g cereal. and why we never use high fructose corn syrup. general mills. look for the big g. it means goodness first. ♪ ♪ ♪ all the goodness of milk all the deliciousness of hershey's syrup. time right now 67:45. these drivers getti

>>reporter: >> incredible story. >> david muir reporting. >> okay.ck up date the weather forecast e.that's right. drew has the latest drew. >> we are still tracking storm no. 1 rate now. live doppler 7hd will show you the steadiest heaviest of the written now working through parts of the north bay. more dray air working into the system so really seeing the tail end of this first storm move through tonight. heavy showers work around santa rosa. areas to the north. still having some flight.38 specialally sfo this hour. nearly 3 hours. no delay at oakland san jose because of the quoyingt wind. tomorrow we see residual scattered showers nothing wide spread. not a big issue compared to today weather. 67 sacramento 56 yosemite. 67 high for fresno. closer to the bay area. you will see the wind relax tomorrow morning want be a gusty start to the weekend. mainly cloudy skies. 65 the high san francisco 67 oakland. same in san jose gust 61 degrees santa rosa. accu-weather 7 day forecast show showers and windy miniissue early tomorrow morning. get break in the r

hercules police she was removed and taken to john muir hospital and is in critical condition.y did a further protective sweep in case there were any additional vicitims or weapons that might be in plain view. inside the garage they found a male who was deceased. you can see in this aerial video from abc7 that officers combed the area. police arrested a suspect a short time later. forensics teams worked well into the night to piece together what happened. police say they are not sure what the relationship, if any, the suspect had with the victims. van putten it's really sad and discouraging to know that this kind of thing is happening in the world today. i've been doing this for a long time, as you know, and it doesn't seem to get any easier. police say it is unclear if this was a home invasion or not but they did find a replica pistol on the front porch. i'm jeff bush in hercules, kron four news. >> pam :another breaking news story tonight. three men are under arrest. accused of holding hostage and brutally, sexually assaulting. a 22- year old woman. we first reported this sto

i'm elizabeth vargas. >> i'm david muir.nd a great weekend. >> happy valentine's day. >> up next looking at snow equals and another blast of very cold air this weekend and the "action news" troubleshooters cold air this weekend and the "action news" troubleshooters tackle a house playing with rats >> it's cold and going to get colder and

thomas muir was allegedly i wonder the influence and speeding when his pick up slammed into a minivan on route 100 in exton saturday. despite wearing seat belts miles and charlotte hannigan were thrown from the car and killed. their parents are still in critical condition. >>> the action cam is on breaking news where several people survived an overnight explosion. >> we're following more on the terror attacks in denmark where more arrests have been made when "action news" creeks. did ya know? fresh step extreme lightweight litter isn't just light. it's also the best lightweight for eliminating odors. amazing, right? for superior odor elimination try fresh step extreme... lighweight. introducing new flonase allergy relief nasal spray, now available over the counter in full prescription strength. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. the leading allergy pill only controls one, flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase the 24 hour relief that outperforms the #1 allergy pill. so go ahead ,

i'm elizabeth vargas. >> i'm david muir.ng and a great weekend. >> happy valentine's day. >>> the bay area bedroom filled with explosives. >> next, a live report on what police

on this saturday evening, i'm david muir. >> i'm elizabeth vargas."20/20" and abc news, have a great night and enjoy the rest of your weekend. >>> i'm walter perez, next up, a messy monies on tap, with the forecast straight ahead. >>> plus whitney houston's daughter is found unconscious inside a bathtub. the latest on her condition is coming up next. >>> saturday night, old man winter is letting us know who is in charge this time of the year. tonight bitter cold is first blast, of aea

. >>> abc's world news tonight with david muir is it next on channel 6. and join us for a special troubleshooters report here tonight at 11:00. >> we all want our loved ones to rest in peace and a couple called the troubleshooters within they could not get their father's wishes honored. >> find out what the company has to say and what happens when the "action news" troubleshooters get involved. tonight on "action news" at 11:00. >> for cecily tynan ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner. you've probably picked "five things" a million times without breaking a sweat. no problem. so the pennsylvania lottery changed the name of "quinto" to "pick 5". no sweat to play. pick 5. easy to play. simple to say. you've picked out four things before, right? one, two, three, four, and you're done. simple. so the pennsylvania lottery changed the name of "big 4" to "pick 4". it's that simple to play. pick 4. easy to play. simple to say. >>> on this tuesday night, the commuter train collision. the fiery explosion. slamming into a truck on the tracks

this winter and our coverage of the snowstorm up north continues on world news tonight with david muir. that's at 6:30 right after "action news" after 6:00. >>> we're learning much more about the murder of a millersville university student from chadds ford. the freshman was found dead in her dorm room and now her boyfriend is behind bars. police say 19-year-old gregorio orrostieta and 18-year-old karlie hall were in a physical altercation before her death early yesterday. officials say orrostieta told officers he had shoved hall and hit her in the face knocking her out but an autopsy today revealed she had been strangled. coming up at 6 o'clock, chad pradelli will have a full report from the millersville campus. >>> a university of delaware football player faces assault charges tonight. police in newark say roman tatum attacked three other students after he was asked to leave a party. it happened saturday night at an apartment on center street. investigators say one of the victims had his front teeth knocked out. tatum turned himself in yesterday and was released on bond. >>> the price

it happened tonight in the parking lot of the wall mar near john muir parkway. she saw a young woman in her car and ran over with her shopping cart and got behind the car. that's when the woman hit the gas. >> i was right behind her. >> and she kept going. >> she went fast. >> the the force of the impact sent her to the ground. >> a disturbing mystery in sacramento. neighbors keep finding dead animals in bags and boxes in a local park. it started last month when bags of headless chickens were found. it was a dead tortoise and sheep. the animals might have been killed in religious ceremonies. >>> starting tomorrow, anyone who is dialing from a 415 phone number to a 415 number will have to do it differently. you will have to dial 1-415 like you are dialing another area code. say you want to dial you would say 1-415 [inaudible]. if you don't remember that 1-415 you will hear a recording to tell you to hang up and dial again and your call will not go through. the change is happening so they can introduce a new area code, the the 628 code that will be an over lay. it

on this saturday evening, i'm david muir. >> i'm elizabeth vargas."20/20" and abc news, have a great night and enjoy the rest of your weekend. >>> new details about the suspect of a

"world news tonight" with david muir coming >>> breaking news this wednesday night.shing for a military assault. the president now calling for limited ground combat operations to destroy isis. american troops on the ground. the air strikes, he says are not enough. martha raddatz in the region tonight. >>> the american sniper trial, now under way. the emotional testimony from chris kyle's wife. >>> the fbi moving in at this hour. a possible hate crime. three muslim college students killed in their home in chapel hill north carolina. >>> the big change when it comes to cholesterol. doctors say some of those foods, you can eat after all. dr. besser right here with the list. >>> and stripped of their title. the little leaguers heartbroken tonight. authorities say the adults are to blame. >>> good

world news tonight with david muir will have continuing coverage of the terror arrests and today's identification of the isis fighter known as jihadi john, that is next after "action news" at 6:30. >>> padge winslow also known as the black madam took the stand in her own defense, she is charged in the murder of a 20-year-old british actress prosecutors say she gave the woman an illegal butt injection and winslow says she gave thousands of injections without negative results and she told the jury quote i had no idea there was danger and never realized it could cause death and everyone loved what i was doing including lots of celebrities if convicted the black madam could get 40 years in prison. >>> this is a rough day on septa's rail line, downed power leans caused trains to come to a grinding halt and that was just the beginning. chad pradelli is live now. >> the war min sister line was shut down at glen side and warminster after 8:00 a.m. and reopened after 3:00 this afternoon just in time for the evening commute. >> septa riders say that the morning commute on the warminster line was going smoo

abc world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6 and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phlwith brian taff, shirleen allicot adam joseph and ducis rogers. and then join us for a special health check report at 11:00 here on channel 6. drugs that treat a host of medical problems may sabotage your sex life, we'll tell you about a new resource of finding which drugs do or do not cause problems. for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> on this wednesday night, when will it end? record-shattering temperatures tonight. even colder from the midwest to the northeast, all the way to the south. the accidents, highways covered in sheets of ice. roofs collapsing. the rescues. the young people the dog, pulled from the ice. >>> also breaking tonight, the explosion at an american oil refinery. neighbors describeing what felt like an earthquake. >>> the "american sniper" trial. tonight, the family of the accused killer on the stand. describing the former marine who went from this to this. >>> the road rage mystery takes a turn tonight. the mothe

abc world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6, "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, shirleen allicot and ducis rogers. and join us for a special troubleshooters report with nydia han. >> a local home owner wanted to give her kitchen cabinet a facelift and used a service that claims to be revolutionary making your old cabinets and flooring new again find out why she asked the troubleshooters to step in and what all homeowners can learn from this one. >> for cecily tynan adam joseph and ducis rogers and i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> the breaking news this tuesday night on that young american woman held hostage. the letter to her parents revealed. the details she shared with her family. was she given away as a bride? and tonight, word isis e-mailed her parents. >>> the new storm coming. the national guard called in. families taking pictures through their windows. snow higher than the first floor. >>> the mshlg landing. the plane with no nose gear. passengers racing off. >>> american sniper. the trial tonight.

got stuck in a tight turn about two miles north of muir beach.ults on board got off the bus safely. and firefighters pulled the bus free. still ahead. a rapper's stunning attack on a concertgoer leaves a crowd booing him offstage and in hancuffs! and next. the pamphlet that has parents raising eyebrows. the adult questions one school asked children to answer. gary radnich>>: coming up later in this broadcast we have some athletes probably telling a failed of public winter in salt and good news for them to come--then s pam moore>>: if you're a fan of people behaving badly. you won't want to miss this. kron 4's stanley roberts will have a one hour special.with some of the most outrageous examples of people behaving badly.as well as never before seen video. that special airs this friday, february 20th at 9-pm. right here on kron 4. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. know better sleep with sl

here's abc's david muir. >> reporter: the knock at the door at phoenix children's hospital.he had leukemia after noticing back pain visiting his grandparents. the only medicine that truly makes him smile, the dogs. their therapy dog program. meet barney, a st. bernard, who is doing wonders. >> that's why we love the therapy dogs so much. because it changes him back to himself. >> they bring a bunch of happiness with themselves and they spread it to you. so it's like they bring you happiness while you're sad. >> reporter: his mother would post pictures on facebook of her son smiling again with those dogs. then his mother's friend had an idea. ask people to send pictures of their dogs to anthony. the page called photo doggies for anthony. and when we first talked to her four weeks ago -- >> it just started off with 30 people. and then that week it turned into 300. and i just looked at it. it's almost 2 million. >> reporter: she tells us it's up to 20 million photos. millions of dogs making anthony smile. >> they all have their own personalities. it's like they're other people

let's go to our correspondent jim muir live in amman for us. can you tell us something about the rally and what's being said in the mosques today, it's friday prayers? >> that's right. yes, down here in the center of amman, there's been a lot of passion, a lot of anger being expressed on the streets here after friday prayers, around the side there, thousands of people came pouring out of the street here wheres there's been rallies in the square just behind me here. it's starting to disperse but it was quite intense. many thousands of people taking part. all with the same message that basically jordan has to concentrate, has to unify against these what they call monsters or animals of the islamic state. among the crowd queen ranya, the sovereign's wife who had come down among the people. she said today i'm just an ordinary jordanian and we all have to rally around what will be a long-term struggle to regain our religion as she put it because they believe it's been hijacked by i.s. claiming to be the pure islamists and so on a struggle which will

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"gma" from hollywood first thing in the morning and david muir will be back tomorrow.ook at the red carpet the stars getting ready to shine on hollywood's most glamorous night. i'm tom llamas, have a good evening. >> breaking news out of the district -- an explosion in southwest washington that had fire and power crews scrambling. and from the deep freeze to the big melt -- the problem housings of you have been seeing today and the even bigger issue just hours away. and live carpet action. the final prep is underway as hollywood gets ready for the 87th academy awards. >> now, abc seven news at 6:30 -- on your side. >> developing right now in southwest washington, crews are investigating why a manhole cover exploded along the national mall. d.c. fire says there have been a number of incidents. live coverage is coming up

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world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6 and "action news" continues at 10:00, that is on phl 17 and join us for a special report right here on channel 6 at 11:00 decoding your food cravings could the food you crave be a sign you are lacking other things. join alicia vitarelli on "action news" at 11:00. i'm jim gardner, i hope you join us at 11:00 tonight. i am, actually. with exotic fish? yeah! and a giant star fish? how can you tell? you've been staring at the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. right. $300,000 buried treasure. with 10 top prizes of $300,000. (announcer) want to see your dream come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >>> on this wednesday night, we're on the scene of the deadly train collision. hundreds of commuters on board. the train smashing into an suv on the tracks erupting into flames. the horror inside. the windows melting. >>> the deadly plane crash, right over the highway. tonight, you'll see the survivors pulled from the water. >>> whiteout. not again. the d

mousse muirs [ ♪♪ ] >>> hello i'm richard gizbert, and you are at "listening post".e are some of the stories we track. a story behind the hs b.c. story. after 411 days behind bars, bail for al jazeera's mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed in cairo. and news that takes its time. we look at the journalism movement, including a writer taking seven years to tell a story >>> at 9:00pm g.m.t. sunday, february 8th, a news story broke on multiple news outlets, going online at that moment because that was the deal. the time that journalists from 45 countries agreed to simultaneously publish their reports on what have come to be known as the swiss leaks. the story about tax evasion, and the journalistic effort that exposed it occurred on a global scale. the process got a start six years ago in january 2009. when an employee turned whistleblower at hs b.c. handed obvious a trove of financial data to the authorities in france. it showed that hs b.c., the second biggest bank helped thousands of client hide money in secret acts held by banks in switzerland. the french newspaper

"world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. join us at 11:00. have a g >>> breaking news this monday night. the next major storm hitting tonight into tomorrow. 20 states a dangerous morning commute. already tonight, states of emergency. the frozen disaster scene. firefighters battling the blaze and bitter cold. the roof collapsing at a lowe's. the highway pileups. >>> also breaking tonight, the explosion. the train derailment late today. homes evacuated. hundreds sent looking for shelter. >>> the american sniper trial. and tonight, for the first time we're now seeing the accused killer's confession. >>> and, the real money team is back tonight with a real eye opener. how to save thousands on that car. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a monday night. 90 million americans bracing for yet another storm tonight. as we come

. >> world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6. and "action news" continues on phl 17 at 10:00 and then please join us for a special report at 11:00 here on channel 6. wendy saltzman is uncovering the details of a highly toxic and flammable substance being transported through philadelphia. >> a 111 tanker car freight train partially derailed in philadelphia over the weekend, a crude oil explosion killed 47 people in canada and now we are investigating the crude oil here and the track it's taking through your neighborhood. we are answering questions about your safety on "action news" at 11:00. >> i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go

it happened tonight in the parking lot of the wall mar near john muir parkway. she saw a young woman in her car and ran over with her shopping cart and got behind the car. that's when the woman hit the gas. >> i was right behind her. >> and she kept going. >> she went fast. >> the the force of the impact sent her to the ground. >> a disturbing mystery in sacramento. neighbors keep finding dead animals in bags and boxes in a local park. it started last month when bags of headless chickens were found. it was a dead tortoise and sheep. the animals might have been killed in religious ceremonies. >>> starting tomorrow, anyone who is dialing from a 415 phone number to a 415 number will have to do it differently. you will have to dial 1-415 like you are dialing another area code. say you want to dial you would say 1-415 [inaudible]. if you don't remember that 1-415 you will hear a recording to tell you to hang up and dial again and your call will not go through. the change is happening so they can introduce a new area code, the the 628 code that will be an over lay. it

world news tonight with david muir will have continuing coverage of the president's action next at 6:30 after "action news." >>> the wheels of justice are starting to turn with a mortgage insurance scam and "action news" reporter david henry is live at the federal building in philadelphia. what are the details here. >> reporter: well, fbi agentses here are on it and it's a joint federal investigation a surprising number of the victims are philadelphia's men and women in blue, police officers struggle to raise their families and keep roofs over their heads. >> this man robbed $12,000 from me that should have went to my mortgage. >> he is accused of defrauding eight people in gloucester county, and they say that is just the tip of the iceberg police searched his home in gloucester city and found items and files many of them philadelphia police officers two victims say they were introduced by this man, former officer perry bets who was arrested last year for charges of shaking down drug dealers, police say that sheehan ran a loan modification scam and promised to cut loans in half and no

david muir is back here night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night.by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the second blast of wintry weather headed our way. a deadline fast approaching, the last-minute troubles as people race to enroll in health care and the details you need to know if you're not planning to sign up. plus a consumer alert for drivers. gas prices here at home are on the rise. he did evening. i'm kimberly suiters. first, cleaning up a massive mess. this cold and windy weather has spelled trouble for thousands of you. in aspen hill, wins gusted up to 60 miles per hour and blew out the windows of this building. on old baltimore road in montgomery county, officials fighting a barn fire were dealing with wind chills

mousse muirs [ ♪♪ ] >>> hello i'm richard gizbert, and you are at "listening post".e are some of the stories we

i'm david muir. have a great weekend. we'll see you monday night. good night.is the "jeopardy!" teachers tournament. here are today's contestants -- a high school government and social studies teacher from waynesboro, virginia... a fifth and sixth grade teacher from starksboro, vermont... and a middle school math teacher from st. louis, missouri... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" --

thomas muir of media was allegedly under the influence and speed when his pickup truck slammed into a mini van on route 100 and ship road. despite seat belts charlotte and miles handy began of downingtown were thrown from the vehicle and killed and the teen's passenger remain in intensive care. >> a 28-year-old man is hospitalized -- woman that is is hospitalized after she was stabbed in the neck inside her home. it happened around 6:00 this evening in the parkside section of philadelphia. police discovered the victim in her bedroom. she was taken to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania in critical condition. so far no made. >> a breathing fire set himself on fire. an action news viewer captured the scene as it happened. he was able to quickly get the situation under control for himself. but not before the flames jumped to the cur taps. we're told the damage and injuries were relatively minor. >> so much more to come tonight on "action news" if you've been meaning to sign up for healthcare coverage you have a few more short hours to get it done and how one local company spen