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i'm david muir. you for >>> a big mistake by the top man in a local police department. hear the police chief explain what dhe to get his gun, badge and department laptop stolen. ⌞> more than 24 hours after gunshots took lives in -- we are piecing together the relationship between suspect, and the sole survivor. >> a now suspected bank robber. who breaking his silence to talk with abc7 news. >> i never seen anything and never imagined something like this happening here. >> the shock hasn't worn off. one day after a tenant pulled a gun and started shooting. we have learned why he targeted his victims. >> mill valley police say this is the result of a landlord tenant dispute. one person survived is in intensive care tonight. >> this all unfolded yesterday. life from the scene now. >> neighbors who live at the apartment complex tell me the suspected shooter was a recluse and kept to himself. according to the sheriff a possible motive for the shooting an impending eviction. >> it was a long painful day. >

muir says it is taking the matter very thanks lydia.big story we are following this morning... in the east bay... we're now getting a look at the man police say robbed a 93- year-old woman and her caretaker. this is man police are looking for. the robberies happened on sun valley boulevard near the bank of america over the weekend. officers say the 93-year-old was knocked to ground. she's still in the hospital with a broken the hospital with a broken hip. < 6'3, well over 300 pounds, to go after the most vulnerable person imaginable is like i said cowardly and savage at the same time.>( darya ) police say the man was last seen leaving the area in a white sedan. ( james ) new this morning... police are investigating a deadly hit and run in union city. it happened last night on alvarado niles road. witnesses say a woman was walking in the crosswalk when she was hit by a car. the driver then drove off. officers arrested mike simpson tanios in connection to the crime. the incident is currently under investigation. ( james ) san francisco po

muir medical group says patients' personal information was leaked.company says it discovered the data leak back in march. that's when a former employee took information with her... before leaving the company. that information included diagnoses... test results... and social security numbers. muir says it is taking the matter very seriously and says all affected patients have been notified. muir is offering free credit card monitoring services to those patients. ( james ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) in the east bay... we're now getting a look at the man police say robbed a 93-year-old woman and her caretaker. the robberies happened on sun valley boulevard near the bank of america over the weekend. officers say the 93-year-old was knocked to ground. she's in the hospital with a broken hip. police say this man was last seen leaving in a white sedan. ( darya ) we are now seeing the moments leading up to an officer involved shooting in santa cruz. < "...shots fire, shots fired, deputy down..."> investigator

and we catch up with laura muir as she's given a special honour ahead of next year's european indoorthletics in glasgow. good evening, the england manager gareth southgate has been defending his squad selection for the world cup, saying it's not a gamble. he's also been justifying the tough calls he had to make in leaving some players out. but tonight one of those who didn't make the squad, arsenal midfielderjack wilshere, has hit back. on his official twitter account wilshire said: it goes without saying that i'm naturally incredibly disappointed to have been left out of the england squad for the world cup. i will always be an england fan and will be supporting the boys earlier, southgate had outlined his vision for the squad. maybe it is brave to take players without a number of caps, but i think we're going to give these believe. we have tried to do over the last few months is look at younger players and be brave enough to play them. as i said we are picking him not because they are young but they're the best and their positions and we know they are not the finished article and no

i'm deborah roberts. >> and i'm david muir.th the lasting images of this historic day. here's to the fairy tale couple harry and meghan already redefining the royal family ♪ you're the one i've been waiting for body and soul ♪ ♪ all i want you're all i want i'll never let you go king of my heart body and soul ♪ ♪ and all i want i've been waiting ♪ ♪ waiting ♪ oh wow oh wow ♪ all i want you are the one i have been waiting body and soul oh whoa ♪ ♪ all i want i have been waiting for ♪ ♪ in my heart body and soul oh whoa ♪ ♪ and all i want you're all i want i'll never let you go ♪ ♪ king of my heart body and soul ♪ ♪ >>> social immediate withdraw doesn't just change lives, it can save them. coming up, how twitter connected a man with a surgeon who sav

and we catch up with laura muir, as she's given a special honour, ahead of next year's european indoor glasgow. hello, and welcome to sportsday. good evening, last night we poured over gareth southgate's england 23. today, we heard from the manager, as he defended his squad selection for the world cup, and he also justified the tough calls he had to make in leaving players out. joe hart still has an international future, he says, but there are three better keepers ahead of him at the moment. he's in no hurry to pick his captain. and what about that lack of experience, the youthful make up of the squad? it's clear that russia will be no country for old men, and southgate makes no excuses for that. maybe it is brave to take players without a number of caps but we have to give these guys belief. what we've tried to do over the last few months is look at younger players, be brave enough to play them, and as i say, we're picking them not because they're young, but they're the best in their positions. we know they're not the finished article. we know that we don't have the number of caps or

i'm david muir. >>> breaking news, a chp car rear-ended. blocking lanes and backing up traffic.he officer is not the only person hurt. >>> shaken awake. team coverage on why we are seeing quake swarms. >>> here from neighbors who never thought this would happen where they live. >> i was telling everybody i am getting a puppy. >> her new puppy turned out to be a scam. "7 on your side" michael finney finds out this bay area family isn't alone. >>> and that breaking news is just past vallejo where sky 7 is live by the red top road exit. a serious accident involving a california highway patrol officer. the officer was rear-ended by a white mitsubishi mirage. three other people in the mirage suffering major injuries in the crash. >> rescuers had to use jaws of life to rescue the victims. >> let's show you where this happened on the map. eastbound 80 shortly by red top road. two lanes are closed because of the crash speculation cand you resulting back up. >> the backup extends well into vallejo. the highway patrol specialized unit has been called to the scene for this investigation. >

>> announcer: this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a friday night. we begin with a controversial scene outside a waffle house. a young african american man unarmed. he had just taken his younger sister to her school dance. an officer seen with a hand to the young man's neck. tonight we have heard from waffle house which was already in the news after another controversial police arrive ree arrest. pierre thomas leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, outrage growing after this confrontation caught on cellphone video. >> get off me! get your hands off me! >> reporter: a police officer wrestling with 22-year-old anthony wall, who had taken his younger sister to the prom. he's still wearing his tuxedo. the two siblings seen here earlier arguing with waffle house staff. the police are called. we don't know what happened next. here we see that officer grabbing wall's neck. >> i was pretty much trying to scream for air and trying to breathe because he was holding my throat and that's when i got aggressive with

muir is offering free credit card monitoring services to those patients.rant) with the legalization of recreational marijuana there is a growing concern about the impact it's having on adolscents. kron4's maureen kelly spoke with a psychologist and addiction specialist who is seeing a distrubing trend. the majority of them are using cannabis at a variety of levels but the majority of them are using cannabisdr chanda rankin is the chief clinical officer at a teen rehabilation center in the north bay . her biggest concern is that there are a lot of pot strains out there is being cultivated with much higher levels of t-h-c, the psychoactive element in the plant that gets users high. the levels of thc in cannabis today even compare to cannabis 510 years ago and massively different then the thc levels that people were smoking in the 70s and 80s. she says those elevated levels can have very serious consequences... they're taking ingesting so much more but they're getting sick they're getting nauseous they end up having psychosis or hallucinations they end up in

music to their ears. >> totally. >> world news tonight with david muir is next. >> for all of us, >>>onight, the deadly plane crash. the c-130 carrying members of the national guard plunging from the sky, a massive fireball on a highway below. several dead, and we're on the scene tonight. >>> meantime, the midair scare on another southwest flight. a passenger window cracking midflight, forcing the plane to divert. and it comes just weeks after that southwest engine came apart midair. >>> the showdown with the special counsel tonight. robert mueller now threatening to subpoena president trump if he's not willing to answer questions in the russia investigation. and tonight, right here, the bottom line. does the president have to answer the questions even if there is a subpoena? >>> never before seen video tonight, after the las vegas massacre. the police body cam. you will see and hear the moment they storm that hotel room. >>> tonight, there are severe

david muir, abc news, new york. >> that is so sweet. >> absolutely precious.ove her stance and her confidence. >> she's all business. >> she's like it was amazing. >> i would love to see the conversation with his superior officer. we want to do a cheerleading gig. >> that's all for now. follow us on facebook, please. >> that's all for now. follow us on facebook, please. >>> good morning. >> here are some of the top headlines we're going. rudy guiliani drops a bombshell, saying the president paid back attorney michael cohen for the $130,000 he gave to porn star stormy daniels. but the president has denied knowing anything about that payment. we have breaking details coming up. >>> police are investigating the explosion of a barn next to a home in connecticut during a police standoff where a man was reportedly holding his wife hostage. up to eight police officers suffered minor injuries. we're told the wife is ok but no word on the suspect. >>> gusting winds, rain, and tornadoes. 20 confirmed tornadoes have touched down in kansas and oklahoma. the wind in chicag

muir. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. see you again in half an hour. >>> tonight, the stunning images >>> tonight, breaking developments as we come on the air in the west. the stunning images coming in right now. the lava swallowing homes, roads, parked cars. the emergency now declared, the volcano in hawaii. more than 1,000 earthquakes now. authorities calling the air life threatening. tonight, our team takes us right there. >>> also tonight, melania trump walking out alone, revealing her agenda. then president trump standing by her side, after his new attorney, rudy giuliani, says he cannot promise that the president will not plead the fifth. >>> the senior airman stabbed and killed on an american highway. his tearful family, and their appeal tonight for help. >>> the graduation outrage growing. the college students celebrating as they picked up their diplomas, forcefully pushed off the stage. >>> the 13-year-old declared brain dead. his heart had stopped for 15 minutes. his family had signed away his organs. then, he w

andrew muir sunset civil servants we re andrew muir sunset civil servants were doing a fantasticjob of civil service to continue with this work of trying to keep the ship on an even keel. the time now has come for, i think, some further measures that will enable good governments in northern ireland. i guess it's a demonstration of the importance of ministers in our way of life and in our democracy. this deficit should have been caused by the collapse of the executive and for it to be very clear to everybody that the lack of ministerial decisionmaking is impacting on people's everyday lives. ijust wonder has — what the chairman's thoughts are and where we go to try to move forward sinn fein from the obstinance they have in relation to their position. sometimes, we need to move forward and part of the things that we disagree on. i would urge dup and all the other parties in northern ireland to set aside those things on which they cannot agree and get on with what they can agree. i think people in northern ireland are increasingly frustrated with silly nonsense around politicking in north

bob redell live at john muir in walnut creek. they don't think this was intentional though. >> reporter: no, the heritage high school where the boy attends school, they are still trying to figure out what happened but they do not believe this was intentional that this was perhaps an accident. look at this video released by the east contra county fire protection district. it shows the helicopter arriving at the high school 4:30 yesterday afternoon to transport the boy to the trauma center. the teenager is a 15-year-old student was hit in the head by the shot put which is a -- if you're not familiar, a 12-pound steel ball that athletes heave in the air for distance. the firefighters who first treated the time could not comment on his condition. in other words it's not clear if the shot put injury to his head is life threatening or nonlife threatening. >> reporting live in walnut creek, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> two men facing charges in the 2016 oakland warehouse fire will be back in court today. they operated the warehous

david muir, abc news. >> he's got jokes. >> he's got lots of jokes. the bets are in.ink it will be an indian american who wins. and likely a boy. >> how's your spelling? >> it's ducking awful. >>> this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. now," informing insomniacs for two decades. asthma. this one? contaminated food. this one? west-nile virus. this? five billion dollars in property damage. and how about this one? lime disease. [male announcer] once you know the serious threats they pose, you'll never see household pests the same way again. learn more at pestworld dot org. >>> good mor >>> good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." secretary of state mike pompeo meets today in new york with north korea's spy chief. they shared dinner as well as smiles and drinks. their discussion today will determine if kim jong un and president trump's summit will take place. >>> authorities are searching for a man named steven wiggins, accused of killing a depu

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow.ood night. >>> the power of the pacific. the waves and the wind prove too much for the salvage operation. and sky 7 captured every moment of it. >> it could have been one of the worst aviation disaster in modern history. showing how close a plane came to landing on top of another plane at sfo. >> i am jonathan bloom with a start up called rome that let's you live and work anywhere. >>> swept overboard. sky 7 captured every moment of this operation that didn't go as planned. thank you for joining us. i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. take a look at this. a crew had attempted to salvage a boat. >> the wind and waves got in the way. melanie woodrow walks us through what happened. >> reporter: suddenly taking a turn for the worst. sky 7 overhead capturing it all. two of the workers grabbing each other's hands for safety. >> what i thought was my guys did exactly what they were told to do in that situation which was go overboard and swim away from the wreck. >> reporter: the two men h

robin roberts, david muir will lead our coverage starting at 5:00 a.m. love conquers all. >> good song. >>> and the kilauea volcano in hawaii is opening new fissures and sending lava through some of the old ones. it's also awakened residents of the big island with a blast. matt gutman has more. >> reporter: that ash punching through the clouds. this gemini observatory capturing the new eruption. >> the one this morning was the biggest we've seen so far in terms of energy and how high up into the atmosphere it got. >> reporter: even higher than mt. everest. ballistic rocks. residents not evacuated warned to shelter in place. and the fissures scarring the landscape roaring with increased intensity. this is fissure 17. some of it has gone hundreds of feet in the air. what you are seeing over there and those roars are steam and gas flying out of these vents. that stuff is 2,000 degrees. this is what the community of leilani estates looked like last may. and now. those fissures delivering a cloud of sulfur dioxide so toxic the national guard had to pull back

led by robin roberts and david muir. this saturday morning, starting at 5:00 a.m. eastern.nd with robin and michael at windsor castle. think of it as your all access pass to the royal wedding. thank you, abc. >> you're welcome. >> have you heard there's a wedding coming up? ? really. >> there is. there's our team in london. let's say good-bye to them, robin, you are off to windsor. safe travels. >> yes, yes, have a great day, everybody. a pixar nighttime spectacular. all new together forever- ooohhhh. ahhhhhh. okay, maybe two. celebrate freindship and beyond at pixar fest. now through september 3rd at disneyland resort. >>> and good morning. it's 8:59. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." meteorologist mike nicco, looks like we are kind of warming up and looking pretty clear outside. >> yeah, check it out. just a few cumulus clouds there. no harm, no foul from these. in fact, grab the sunglasses, very strong sunshine. there will be a little less sunshine at the beaches and choppy on the bay today if you're going out to play. 70s inland, mid-to-upper 60s around the bay, upp

. >> i'm david muir. and this is "20/20." abc's whit johnson reporting this hour. he's been on this story from the start. >> he begins tonight with the words of an author obsessed with this case. >> control was this offender's chosen language. it was in the bindings. the blitz attacks. he ruled in the houses he sneaked into, a static mask imposing horror. >> tuesday, october 5th, 1976. it was about 6:30 in the morning. my husband had just left for work. my three-year-old son hopped in bed with me for a snuggle. within one to two minutes i saw a flashlight shining down the hall, and i screamed out to my husband "what have you forgotten?" and the next thing i knew, i looked up, and there was a man shining this flashlight in my eyes with a ski mask on, holding a large butcher knife. he told us, with clenched teeth, "shut up, or i'll kill you." >> reporter: she would soon become victim number five. but before that terrifying morning, she was simply jane carson. a 30-year-old nursing student at cal state sacramento living with her air force pilot husband and their young

. >> and i'm david muir. we all want to stay connected, but tonight, people that can't put their devices down. your friends, your family, your neighbors, perhaps yourself. but right here tonight, you will also see the mris, what this could be doing to your brain. >> we spent a year on the road, meeting people held hostage to their devices. getting people to open up about themselves and the secrets in their homes. we're not using their last names, because they could be any of us. but the good news is, they got unhooked and you can, too. walk down any street, any mall, any hallway, everyone is bowing to their screen. our devices are beeping, buzzing, begging us to swipe, like, love, tweet, retweet, send, reply, forward. >> facetime, snapchat, instagram. twitter, tumblr, vine. >> reporter: this is brooke, a california teenager. she's 15 years old now, and a self-professed recovering cell phone and social media addict. how long was she on her phone each day? >> when she got home from school, at, like, you know, 3

i'm elizabeth vargas. >> and i'm david muir. this question tonight -- can words kill? that was the question at the heart of a courtroom drama that captivated the country in the so-called suicide texter case. two sets of parents stunned as they saw what their kids were doing and saying on their cell phones. >> all culminating in a groundbreaking conviction, which essentially concluded that text messages and phone calls can lead to suicide. words can indeed kill. but was that the motive? deborah roberts has that tragic teenage love story with a very modern twist. >> buzzard's bay, on the south coast of massachusetts. good sailing weather. the striped bass are biting. and in mattapoisett, the views from the historic light at ned's point, built to guide whaling ships to safe harbor, are as spectacular as ever. it's the kind of summer conrad roy would have loved. conrad's aunt, kim bossey. tell us about him as he was growing up. >> he was kind of like the instigator in our family. he's the kid that never got in trouble. he'd start th

if your doctor is part of the john muir medical group, there's word muof a data breach. patients who received treatment during the last three-year period ending in february of last year. former employee took social security numbers and treatment information and test results from the muir doctors group. if you haven't been notified just yet, you're in the clear. >> it is 5:27 right now. coming up next, bringing driverless cars to bay area roads. the move one bay area city council is taking to make sure it doesn't make your commute more congested. plus -- >> i was shocked and scare and screaming. >> a sheriff k-9 bites a man in the east bay. new footage of the attack and explanation from deputies this morning. creek good m >>> very good wednesday morning to you. taking a live look outside. we're in the east bay this morning over in walnut creek. nice start to our morning there across the bay area. cloudy in some spots. good morning to you. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we want to get to meteorologist kari hall with what to expect as we

. >> i'm david muir. tonight our martha raddatz. she's been on this story from the start. >> reporter: it is a tuesday morning in new york city. 144 passengers have a flight to catch. 144 people, 144 stories. heading for laguardia airport, and a southwest airlines flight to dallas love field. peggy phillips, a school nurse, had been visiting her daughter and a grandbaby in new york. >> the baby's almost crawling now. >> reporter: now it was time to go home to texas. >> and so you know, we kissed, we hugged, and then out the door and in the cab and off to the airport. >> reporter: hollie mackey, an associate professor of women's and gender studies at the university of oklahoma. marty martinez, owner of a dallas digital marketing agency, leaving new york after some meetings. matt tranchin, eager to get home to his wife molly. >> we are expecting our first child in six weeks, seven? seven weeks? >> six weeks. >> reporter: tim and amanda bourman. >> hallelujah. >> reporter: tim is a pastor at a lutheran church in queens, new york. >> an

. ♪ baby just say yes >> now david muir and robin roberts. >> good evening everyone.ter to prince harry and meghan markle to say i do. >> as you're watching us in america, it's wedding day in england. we found out a twist in the wedding plans. >> that's right. meghan markle will walk into the chapel on her own, but halfway down the aisle prince charles will be waiting ready to escort her the rest of the way to her prince. >> some experts said he always wanted a daughter. now he has a chance to walk his soon to be daughter in law down the aisle. >> so many will be watching, will also be thinking of someone else, the late princess diana. she won over the world. now the american princess with her own voice who won over the prince. ♪ ♪ you are the one i want >> harry and meghan's relationship really is a fairytale. ♪ i'll never let you go >> reporter: an elite few have had that dream come true -- the dream of marrying a prince. four decades ago it was princess diana and now it is american meghan markle. >> the relationship works with harry, because i think probably harry

important news to pass along if your doctor is a part of john muir medical group. there's word of a data breach that involves patients who receive treatment during a three-year period. this ending in february of last year. former employee took social security numbers and treatments information and test results from the muir doctor's group. if you haven't been notified just yet, you're in the clear. >> get ready for crowds at the airport as you take off for summer vacation. airlines are expecting the busiest summer ever this year. 246 million people expected to fly u.s. airlines from june 1st through august 31st. that's up 4% from last year. airlines have been trying to get ahead of surge in passengers by adding 116,000 extra seats to the summer schedule. experts say more are flying because of the stronger economy and flights are cheaper. >> coming up here on "today in the bay," self-driving cars are close to becoming the norm. how they could solve the bay area traffic crisis. >> no more kneeling? the change s nfl owners are considering to keep athletes from kneelin

. >>> on 5:30 world news with david muir.ing and the deadly school shooting and what authorities have only one candidate for governor brought business and labor together to expand career training and apprenticeships, invested in transportation and helped create over 200,000 living wage jobs. antonio villaraigosa for governor. over 200,000 living wage jobs. he's been called a rockstar lwinning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold. you know at the heart of what mayor villaraigosa is doing today, he's fighting to make this country more equal and more just. president obama called him one of america's finest mayors. he's more prepared to get things done. antonio for governor. >>> california

robin roberts and david muir will be live in windsor, england. we have everything you need to know at abc7news.com including a look at what you should and should not do at the wedding in case you're invited, i guess, mike. if you're logging on -- if you're logging on to abc7news.com from your phone, download the app to get breaking news alerts and tune in for the latest news and weather right here on our next newscast, abc 7 news at 4:00. >>> something we can all take part in, this great debate. >> yeah, if you haven't heard by now, a big debate this morning over a reddit post. >> all over the voice you're about to hear. listen closely, do you hear yanny or laurel? well what did you hear? >> i heard laurel. >> i did too. should we listen to it again? >> yes. >> why not? now, audio experts are offering reasons ranging from quality of the recording to what pitch your ears pick up. if you hear that higher pitch, you hear yanny. at a lower pitch like kristen and i you hear laurel. need to hear it again. we have the audio on our website, abc7news.com.

saturday right here on abc 7, a special edition of "gma" starts at 2:00 a.m., and robin roberts and david muir will be live in england. >> what about the houston station? >> they wear blue and gold. >> we wear red? >> we won't have to. >> five or six games? >> you said five, you said six, and people watching the video troll us personally. >> oh, geez. >> we troll the team. watch the videos. they are really i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. >> hey, everybody, get ready, because in the next 30 minutes, you may be watching someone walk out of her very, very rich. it's time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire"? [cheers and applause] fired up tod

. >> her injuries were so serious, she was taken to john muir medical center in concord, where she was taken to surgery. >> the victim and witnesses saw the suspect get into a whites sedan which we are identifying as possibly a chevy malibu. >> it is kind of sad. and jekyll lady, really? >> i feel sorry for the woman that happened to. usually a lot of people come from other places. >> reporter: the victim's son says his mother has been a proud resident of contra costa -- carter county -- contra costa county for more than 40 years and is now struggling to recover. >> when an and early -- when an elderly person goes through surgery, there is a lot of risk, including possible death. >> reporter: concord police say they are pursuing charges of elderly and robbery abuse. as for ann pederson, she is still in the hospital. her son says she is doing better but it could take months for her to recover for these injuries. >>> a man is in jail and facing charges of fraud, id theft and drug -- drug charges. brandon nichols was arrested after a colorado woman called police reporting someone had used

. >>> world news tonight with david muir is next. i'm ama daetz. >>> i'm eric thomas.e next newscast at 6:00. >>> tonight, dangerous weather and millions in the path. the state of emergency. a wall of water slamming into a downtown. many residents with little warning. plus, the search for a national guardsman swept away as he was trying to help. >>> also tonight, alberto strikes. the storm making landfall moments ago. heavy rain, high winds and dangerous surf. rob marciano standing by in the storm zone. >>> excessive force? the young woman arrested on the jersey shore, wrestled to the ground by police. one officer caught on camera punching her in the head. tonight, questions about that officer's training. >>> incredible rescue. a real-life spider-man springing into action, scaling a building

world news is next with david muir. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time.n hour. >>> tonight, the stunning images >>> tonight, breaking developments as we come on the air in the west. the stunning images coming in right now. the lava swallowing homes, roads, parked cars. the emergency now declared, the volcano in hawaii. more than 1,000 earthquakes now. authorities calling the air life threatening. tonight, our team takes us right there. >>> also tonight, melania trump walking out alone, revealing her agenda. then president trump standing by her side, after his new attorney, rudy giuliani, says he cannot promise that the president will not plead the fifth. >>> the senior airman stabbed and killed on an american highway. his tearful family, and their appeal tonight for help. >>> the graduation outrage growing. the college students celebrating as they picked up their diplomas, forcefully pushed off the stage. >>> the 13-year-old declared

robin roberts and david muir will be live in windsor, england. >> all right. well, there is no bigger debate online tonight than yannyersus laurel. >> yeah. it's sort of an audio riddle of just one word with two possibilities. >> it's prompting the question, what do you hear? yanny or laurel? listen. >> laurel. laurel. >> okay. that time i heard laurel. >> but a minute ago you heard yanny. but upstairs you heard laurel. >> upstairs i heard laurel. >> i keep hearing laurel the whole time. >> i'm okay, i think. >> take a listen again. >> laurel. laurel. >> i still hear laurel. >> why would i hear it two different -- that time i heard laurel again. >> our producer john actually heard it one way, heard yanny, and then we brought him over upstairs and he heard laurel. >> is that like being ambidextrous? >> john, you're in the booth. what do you hear this time? laurel this time he says. >> so weird. >> it is weird. audio experts are offering reasons ranging from quality of the rorecording to the change i pitch in the device you're using. >> we have it on our website

world news tonight with david muir up coming up. >> for all of us here we appreciate your time and hope. >>> tonight, as we come on the air, the severe storms moving across much of the country. and hitting new york city at this hour. the tornado watch for a time in the northeast. and thunderstorm watches right now across ten states. from philadelphia to new york to boston, we're watching tonight. ginger zee is standing by. >>> also breaking, the giant ash cloud tonight, right above the crater they're so concerned about. is there an explosion coming in hawaii? matt gutman with the new concern tonight. >>> we're also following north korea's new warning at this hour. now threatening to cancel the summit between president trump and kim jong-un. what the north wants stopped and how will the white house respond? >>> the fbi on the scene at this hour of a building explosion late today. children rushed out of a day care, holding hands. >>> the video tonight. eight police body cams all rolling at once,

the teen was flown to john muir medical center in walnut creek. the school principal says the student is back home tonight. he received three staples and a precautionary ct scan was clear. >>> if you are flying tomorrow you may have a lot of company. mineta san jose international airport expects a record number of passengers. the airport tweeted this photo with the message "plan ahead." officials urge passengers to arrive two hours before their departure time. security checkpoints will open earlier than usual tomorrow morning. there's 30 in the terminal a and 345 -- 3:30 a.m., right, in terminal b. about 24,000 people will depart san jose tomorrow. >> an incredible economy right now, and just with all eyes on silicon valley people are using our airport more and more. >> the airport has gained seven airlines and 24 new routes since 2014 as well. it's getting a lot busier. >>> women are told to avoid alcohol during pregpregnancy. but what aboutpolt? some dispensaries in the bay area say it will help with morning sickness. >> but what do doctors thin

. >> and world news with david muir. >> coming up tonight president trump tears up the iran nuclear deal and tonight iran's new warning to the u.s. the fbi on the scene at this hour, authorities digging ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ he's been called a rockstar lwinning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold. >>> the san jose quilt museum is getting in in on the gun conversation. it's displaying numerous works of art that address gun violence in america. these are some of the pieces currently on display. the museum says it's part of a series of exhib

robin roberts and david muir will be live in windsor, england. >> all right. well, there is no bigger debate online tonight than yanny versus laurel. >> yeah. it's sort of an audio riddle of just one word with two possibilities. >> it's prompting the question, what do you hear? yanny or laurel? listen. >> laurel. laurel. >> okay. that time i heard laurel. >> but a minute ago you heard yanny. but upstairs you heard laurel. >> upstairs i heard laurel. >> i keep hearing laurel the whole time. >> i'm okay, i think. >> take a listen again. >> laurel. laurel. >> i still hear laurel. >> why would i hear it two different -- that time i heard laurel again. >> our producer john actually heard it one way, heard yanny, and then we brought him over upstairs and he heard laurel. >> is that like being ambidextrous? >> john, you're in the booth. what do you hear this time? laurel this time he says. >> so weird. >> it is weird. audio experts are offering reasons ranging from quality of the rorecording to the change i pitch in the device you're using. >> we have it on our websi

medics airlifted the 15-year- old boy to the trauma center at john muir medical center in walnut creek. there is no word yet on the teen's condition. >>> a tesla driver crashed through the doors of a starbucks in los gatos stopping short of the sales counter. the car did not have the autopilot feature according to police. the crash happened on boston hill road near los gatos boulevard yesterday afternoon. kpix 5's maria medina reports. >> the store had customers, employees at the time. >> reporter: this was no drive-through starbucks but the woman behind the wheel of this tesla drove right through the front doors stopping right before the sales and barista counter missing it by inches. the crash comes after a series of tesla accidents being looked at by federal investigators, including a deadly crash in florida that killed two teens earlier this week after the car hit a concrete wall and burst into flames. a similar incident here in the bay area is also being handled by the ntsb. several weeks ago, a driver died when his tesla crashed into a barrier on highway 101 in mountain view. the

world news tonight with david muir coming up next. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric tho >>> tonight, the roseanne uproar. abc canceling her show. her racist tweet, and within hours, the decision to end the show. the star tweeting about a former top adviser to president obama. tonight, abc calling the tweet, quote, abhorrent. and this evening, many of her own costars now reacting. >>> also tonight, the deadly storms. the flash flooding. new images now emerging. the national guardsman swept away while trying to help a woman. tonight, the discovery. and in the middle of the country, the tornadoes, and now severe storms this evening up through minneapolis. and heavy rain headed for chicago. >>> breaking developments, moments ago. the resignation. missouri governor eric greitens, once a rising republican star, embroiled in questions about an

. >> wormed news tonight with david muir up next. >> i'm dan ashley. for all of >>> tonight, the dramatic homecoming. the return in the middle of the night. three americans held prisoner in north korea, arriving home. the president and first lady waiting. and tonight, the president has now revealed when and where he will meet face-to-face with kim jong-un. and what the president tells our jon karl about what kim jong-un really wants. >>> the other major hot spot we're watching tonight comes after the president tears up the iran nuclear deal. israeli war planes now striking iranian military targets in syria, after what israel says was an iranian rocket attack. >>> the severe weather hitting the east at this hour. the threat right now. two confirmed tornadoes already. and now the storms from the carolinas up through d.c. and new york. >>> the new concern tonight about the potential for a massive eruption. why authorities are now watching

. >> tune in it's fun to watch sfl world news tonight with david muir coming up neck. >> for all of use we appreciate your time. we'll see you again in half an hour. >>> tonight another horrific school shooting. the deadly scene playing out in texas. >> he's been shot. >> police saying an armed student opening fire on classmates and teachers. at least ten people killed. several wounded. police now revealing they have discovered explosive devices placed in and around the school. also, what we're learning about 2 the suspect at this hour. a fellow student, a 17-year-old and two persons of interest being interviewed by authorities. what police have now found. >>> the deadly plane crash in cuba tonight. a boeing 737 going down after take off. more than 100 people on board. tonight we learn at least three survivors pulled from the wreckage alive. >>> the major scare at the trump resort near miami. the suspect walking

. >> world news with david muir up next. i'm kristen sze. >> dan ashley.ciate >>> tonight, breaking news.ciate the president and the payment. president trump now confirming he paid his lawyer michael cohen more than $100,000, after he denied knowing anything about the hush money paid to stormy daniels. what his new financial disclosure now reveals. >>> also tonight, north korea. will the summit happen after all? kim jong-un furious with comments coming from the white house. president trump had said, it is simple, they get rid of their nukes. but tonight, the first standoff before the summit. the white house now responding. >>> the school shooting today. seniors gathering, rehearsing for graduation, when a fellow senior begins shooting in the school. >>> the deadly package and the explosion inside this building. the woman killed. >> i need to have the building evacuated, all crews pull back from the incident. >> the children running for cover. and what authorities revealed

competing in the annual fund-raiser at muir field village, the first time, they've played since 2015.nd has won five of them. >> do you feel the need? tom cruise says you should. he tweeted that line from the legendary 80s flick. day one, hinting filming the top gun sequel is upon us. the sequel is slated to hit theaters july 12, 2019. that is 33 years after the original maverick is back. we see all these reboots of his movies and this one has a lot to live up to. even that volleyball scene. >> yes. you've got that loving feeling is going to be redone by nicki minaj and justin bieber or somebody. you know that's coming, too. >> the houston texans have a new doctor on staff. mr. j.j. watt received an honorary degree from baylor. the college honored him for his work in the aftermath of hurricane harvey. after watt used social media to raise millions for the city. in a tweet j.j. said can they put an m.d. on my jersey? whatever he'd like,a live look s morning-- we )re pumped for tonight )s game 1 of the nba finals. good thursday morning to you. a live look at oracle arena this morning wh

david muir and i will be anchoring live tomorrow morning right here from starting at 5:00 a.m.riday, who is this? >> good morning, america. >> announcer: it's sting and shaggy in a live block party in central park. >> it's going to be one awesome party in the park. >> announcer: next friday. >> let's do this america. >> announcer: presented by king's hawaiian. ♪ we'll never be royals >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by old navy. ♪ that kind of love ain't for us ♪ >> so much fun and i'll be back tonight with david muir for a special "20/20" about the royal wedding and david and i will be back tomorrow morning as well for the big, big day. we're two ships passing in the night. i just got here and you're leaving. >> but i'll be here with you in spirit. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator di

the teen was flown to john muir medical center in walnut creek.ool principal says the student is back home tonight. he received three staples and a precautionary ct scan was clear. >>> if you are flying tomorrow you may have a lot of company. mineta san jose international airport expects a record number of passengers. the airport tweeted this photo with the message "plan ahead." officials urge passengers to arrive two hours before their departure time. security checkpoints will open earlier than usual tomorrow morning. there's 30 in the terminal a and 345 -- 3:30 a.m., right, in terminal b. about 24,000 people will depart san jose tomorrow. >> an incredible economy right now, and just with all eyes on silicon valley people are using our airport more and more. >> the airport has gained seven airlines and 24 new routes since 2014 as well. it's getting a lot busier. >>> women are told to avoid alcohol during pregpregnancy. but what about polt? some dispensaries in the bay area say it will help with morning sickness. >> but what do doctors think about

. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, a brentwood teen lifted to john muir medical center in walnut creek after being hit in the head with a shot put. firefighters say because he's a minor, they couldn't comment on his condition. the 15-year-old hit with a 12 pound shot put while on the track at heritage high school in brentwood. school officials say they're trying to figure out what happened but they don't think at this point he was intentionally hit. >>> phishing for some better grades. high tech mischief for a teenager in contra costa county. he's accuses of hacking into the computer district and changing some grades. sergio is in concord with the details. >> reporter: well, raj, it's about that time. the end of the school year when students' grades are being calculated. according to the concord police department, that student was allegedly able to get into the school system and change other students' grades. investigators say a teacher on campus was targeted by an e-mail phishing scheme late last month. that teacher was sent an e-mail and when she clicked on it, she ina inadvertently provid

world news tonight with david muir is next. >> for all of us here we >>> tonight, the president lashing out. after his new attorney rudy giuliani revealed that the president reimbursed michael cohen for the money paid to stormy daniels, the hush money, the president today now appearing to take aim and giuliani saying he'll get his facts straight and what the president has to say about this moment on air force one. when he told the american people he knew of no such payment. >>> the warning at this hour from authorities after earthquakes and the volcano eruptions in hawaii. they're saying the air is an immediate threat to life and the new life quake moments ago. >>> the urgent manhunt after an atf agent is shot in the face. authorities saying it was an ambush. what we're learning.

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