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i'm david muir. good night. i'm david muir. good night. home. sky 7 over the bark bay bridge which has just are reopened by b.a.r.t. a suspicious object was found on the train and inspected by the police, but found not the be dangerous, and the antioch train was searched. >> there is even more delays and the timing cannot be worse with the rush hour starting now. we saw the b.a.r.t. police canines sweeping through the station, and the train looking for anything that can be harmful. so far, no reports of anything dangerous that can be found. >> and the delay lets the big crowd at the fair gates that is clearing up, but it is going to take some time, and we le keep you up to date on rocid a the overl b.a.r. stem as on as we learnd tnkni i'm larry beil. >> i'm alma dietz. >> and what a journey. >> change is coming to america. >> we withl strive for bi-partisanship. >> and the day after the election, mixed reactions from both the democrats and the republicans, and president trump is showing signs that he was not happy at least with the media. mr. tr

i'm david muir. i hope to see yo >>> the rain is here.he stronger storm will arrive tomorrow. >> i'm tracking a series of storms. i'll have the very latest coming up. >> i'm michael finney with a perfect gift for the bay area person who has everything. 7 on your side is coming up. >>> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> live doppler 7 shows us the first of a string of storms that will soak the bay area, bringing high surf along the coast and dump snow in the sierra. >> today's storm ranks one on the abc 7 newsimpa scale but tom will be stronger. >> here is a live look at commute conditions. the south bay, east bay and north bay. everywhere there is heavy traffic tonight. >> chains at times have been required for drivers in the sierra. check out the snowy scene from a cal trans camera. a winter weather advisory is in effect above 6,000 feet. >> take a look at how much snow has fallen. this is a look at heavenly mountain resort. the peaks could see a few feet of snow. >> a high surf advisory is in effect, waves could reach 18 to 24

"gma" first thing in the morning david muir right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening.t. . >>> don't on abc 7 news at 6:00, they're pulling out all the stops to get bay area voters to the polls. >>> and new details emerge about the suspect who led police on a chase in danville before he was shot and killed by an officer. >>> and no parking on the water. the warning being issued to voters in one north bay community. >> abc 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> it's a familiar scene, the last few days in the bay area, people are not waiting until tuesday to vote in the election. >> and in some cities, the lines are long. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. many are opting to cast in ballots now rather than stand in line on tuesday. >> there is interest in local races and propositions that have people turning out in droves. >> we begin our coverage tonight with abc news reporter katie utehs live in san jose. >> reporter: on sunday morning there were people lined up waiting to get in when the off

world news with david muir >>> tonight, several developing stories. the potential nor'easter moving in. and the state of emergency in california. the wildfire roaring back to life today. the aerial assault. and firefighters on the ground. and to the north, the camp fire, now the deadliest, most destructive fire in california history. the families forced to drive through the flames just to survive. >>> also, that other major weather story, the nor'easter expected to bring snow, ice and rain from raleigh to washington, new york city to boston. rob marciano standing by with the new track. >>> out of control. the driver slamming into a social security office, up to 20 people hurt. several rushed to the hospital. a woman and children in the car. >>> the c-130 plunging from the sky, killing nine. and tonight, what authorities have just revealed now in this case. >>> the new interview with monica lewinsky making news tonight. why she breaks down. and what she says she would tell hillary clinton if she saw her today. >>> the current first lady, melania trump,

our thanks to david muir. >>> before we go, we have to share one final halloween costume that is outorld. >> andrew guy built this "star wars" star destroyer costume for her son aiden and just got -- look at that, a load of the lightning alone. >> look at that. >> and the back.ing alone. >> look at that. >> and the back. aiden's dad says it took him several months of planning and construction. the scaled down star destroyer even includes a hidden speaker that blasts the imperial march. >> can we hear that? okay, we can't hear that, but that does look awesome. >> we assure you -- >> i have to make sure my son does not see that because when he sees just the generic costume i got -- his name is also aiden and he was a storm trooper. i just bought, you know, on amazon. nothing creative. nothing, you know, diy about that. >> you ordered it october 30th on prime. >> made it just in time. >> of course, aiden's dad has been sweating over that costume for months. >> and it paid. it looked good. it paid off. >> as long as they're happy with it. don't miss our updates on >>> good morning. i'm k

>> reporter: david muir, abc news, new york. >> that's a good one. >> uh-huh. >>> another act of kindnesswasn't quite so random has literally saved a woman's life in lancaster county, pennsylvania. >> she was in desperate need of a kidney, she put her plea on a sign at a pittsburgh penguins hockey game. >> that sign went viral and caught the attention of another penguins fan who turned out to be a match. she is recovering from her life-saving surgery this morning. >> pretty cool. we're going to hear from the donor and the surgeon a little later this morning on "good morning america." there you go. the timing worked out perfectly for thanksgiving. >> all of those really good stories come out around the holidays, you know. a lot to be thankful for. >> kind of warms that cold -- >> scroogeness you got. >> -- heart that you have. >> you. you are the scrooge. >> over there. gotten along great so far. >> things to be thankful for, sitting next to kendis. >> don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> more news is next. stay with us. >>> this is abc's "world news now," informing insomn

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world news with david muir >>> tonight, several developing stories. the potential nor'easter moving in. and the state of emergency in california. the wildfire roaring back to life today. the aerial assault. and firefighters on the ground. and to the north, the camp fire, now the deadliest, most destructive fire in california history. the families forced to drive through the flames just to survive. >>> also, that other major weather story, the nor'easter expected to bring snow, ice and rain from raleigh to washington, new york city to boston. rob marciano standing by with the new track. >>> out of control. the driver slamming into a social security office, up to 20 people hurt. several rushed to the hospital. a woman and children in the car. >>> the c-130 plunging from the sky, killing nine. and tonight, what authorities have just revealed now in this case. >>> the new interview with monica lewinsky making news tonight. why she breaks down.

hollywood reporter find he's the most trusted television anchor in broadcast news followed by abc's david muir and robin roberts tied for second place. always cool when polls and other people back up what we know. >> all three of them professionals there. and let's hand it over to the most trusted weather man i know, bill karins. >> the one that could fill a half hour with this storm. winter storm warnings issued outside st. louis. anticipating an ice storm in the mountains of virginia, north carolina. here's the snowfall map. what really gets you is the know in memphis, little rock, a little accumulations. especially the area of illinois could get hit hard. and tomorrow afternoon into the evening, all of the interior sections of the northeast get hid. the big cities go a burst of snow over to sleet, the rain. interior sections could have a more extended period of snow and sleet. the ice forecast, mountains of west virginia, virginia and also western north carolina. have to wat thatch memphis. how often? 35 degrees. wintry mix possible. especially this afternoon and evening. >>> we'll take a c

world news tonight with david muir is next. ashl ashl ashley. >>> i'm kristen sze. >>> we'll see you again in half an hour. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the storm, as millions head home for thanksgiving. snow and ice and the fog. and tonight, the arctic blast coming in. ginger is standing by. >>> the horror in the hospital just revealed tonight. the gunman and what led him to open fire on his ex-fiancee, a doctor, then on a pharmacist in training who was simply getting off an elevator. and then the officer trying to stop him. >>> breaking news tonight involving president trump and his answers to robert mueller. and the other headline, the president says he will stand with saudi arabia, despite the killing of jamal khashoggi. >>> ivanka trump's use of private e-mail for her work in the white house, after her father made private e-mail issue number one against hillary clinton. >>> the urgent manhunt right now.

. >> world news with david muir is next. >>> tonight, several developing >>> tonight, breaking news ascome on the air in the west. >>> the scare at wall per reed medical center. authorities racing to the scene, guns drawn. and what the u.s. navy said late today. >>> the terrifying moments as an apartment complex goes up in flames. more than 100 firefighters responding. many going door-to-door to get families out. then the mayday call. firefighters trapped. >>> the president and his new threat against gm. after general motors announces its cutting thousands of jobs in ohio, michigan and maryland, what the president is now warning unless gm changes course. does he have the power to do it? >>> the new and alarming numbers tonight. the faces of the children coming down with what seems like the common cold, but it can lead to partial paralysis. the polio-like illness, and

i'm david muir, reporting from california. good night.ord books. >> we l live in southern california tonight where flames are headed to the ocean and burning down everything in the way. >>> now from abc 7, live breaking news. >>> about 80% of the houses in town are gone. >> we're about 95% sure our house is gone. >> just terrifying. in butte county the camp fire is on track to be one of the most destructive wildfires in state history and it has been burning less than 36 hours. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. the president has declared an emergency in the state of california which means federal help is on the way as we face several massive wildfires in southern california and of course here in northern california. >> we are expecting an update from cal fire any moment now on the camp fire burning in butte county. we it bring you to you live as we look at the live podium here. the death toll just increased to six lives. >> an estimated 2,000 structures burned down, many of them homes, other structur

i'm whit johnson, in for david muir. we begin tonight with the black friday frenzy,en e. an estimated 116 million shoppers hitting the stores. bedlam in the i'aisles. shoppers fighting over garments in chattanooga, tennessee. bargain hunters at this georgia walmart wrestling over pots and pans. the commotion veering out of control at an alabama mall. shoppers scrambling for safety as gunfire rings out. abc's gio benitez starting as you have. >> reporter: tonight, those doorbuster deals, at times, creating chaos. >> hey. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: look at this crush of shoppers in a victoria's secret pink store. people seen shoving each other. one sales rep climbing on a table to escape the crowd. >> in a georgia walmart, two women fighting over pots and pans. one refusing to let go. but the euphoria over black friday shopping turning deadly in alabama after a fight turned into a shooting at this mall. >> we've got officers on the scene. there have been shots fired. >> reporter: the shooter killed. amr-d girl. but the tragedy in alabama aside, for the rest of the country

. >>> world news tonight with david muir is coming up next. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley.iate your time. we'll see you again in half an hour. >>> tonight, tracking a nor'easter just hours away. driving already turning deadly tonight. two dead, more than 40 injured in a major crash. heavy snow, sleet and rain falling at this hour. a dangerous commute home. winter warnings and watches are up right now. more than 100 million from the south all the way up through new york city and boston. rob marciano standing by with the new track tonight. >>> the new fire roaring to life tonight. the stunning images. the flames. communities already burned to the ground. and the dire warning tonight. authorities now fearing the death toll could reach 100 or more. >>> the horrific traffic stop. the deputy targeted when the suspect suddenly opens fire. the suspect jumping out without warning, taking aim, unloading

i'm david muir. until then, good night.

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night.night. >>> live where you live, th to this happen year after year. >> not the new normal, the new abnormal. >> we did not see any ce ghborhood that wasn't the start of the deadly fire that has devastating butte county. that fire is still not out, and smoke from the camp fire is now causing some serious problems all across the bay areas. look at the bay bridge. you can't even see half of it. >> it's awful. >> good afternoon. thanks for joinings us. i'm barry beale. >> and i'm am that dates. you can see how bad it was saturday, monday, yesterday, and now today. san francisco's air quality right now is actually the worst it's been since the fire started, rating it as very unthelty on the air quality ind index. >> spencer, i was in china last year, and that is far worse than it was over there. >> that's what i have heard, larry, from other people who have been to china during times of poor air quality. it's even worse here now than anywhere else they've seen. the areas of gray are not clou

i'm david muir. i hope to see you tomorrow. good night. >> announcer: live where you live.7 news. >>> if we just stick together and have a fun time, it will get it off of our minds. >> that is amazing perspective from a 12-year-old who lost evrything in the camp fire. one of the thousands today trying to make the best of a tragic situation. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm ama daetz. reality is settling in for butte county residents as the camp fire still ramgz out of control. >> this is a grim scene for authorities. they are searching the towns of paradise and magalia for those who could not escape the inferno. the camp fire is poised to become the deadliest fire in state history. >> if that wasn't enough this fire is still growing. it's now bured more than 113,000 acres and is only 25% contained. it jumped across a portion of lake oroville three times last night fanned by 40-mile-per-hour winds. >> the cause of the fire that has destroyed nearly 6500 structures remains unknown but speculation once again is pointing to a pg&e high voltage p

. >>> "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next.en sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. for all of us here, we appreciate your time. >> before we leave you, another look at the exit. people trying to leave and escape, evacuate from the fire in butte county, the campfire, which has exploded today to 18,000 acres in a matter of hours. >> it has indeed. and people are getting out of the way as best they can. we'll update this at 6:00. we'll see you >>> tonight, as we come on the air in the west. a new mass shooting in america. we're on the scene here in california. the video now emerging from inside the massacre in thousand oaks, california. chilling images of the gunman in the borderline bar and grill. college students gathered for country music night. the gunman firing at random. the suspect killing 12 people, including a sergeant bravely running in to help. a father overcome with grief today, learning his son is among the victims. >> my first-born son. >> the heroic people inside, smashing windows so people could jump through them to get out

. >> abc's "world news tonight" with david muir is america's most watched newscast. >> and new at 6:00, find out ♪thisi'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ >>> stocks ended up in the red on black friday. [ closing bell ] hey, oil prices dragged down the market with concerns over production. this capped the worst thanksgiving week for stocks since 2011. the dow jones dropped 178 points. the nasdaq fell by 33, s&p was off by 17, closing 10% below the record set in september. >>> when you shop online this holiday season you may notice more websites than ever charging sales tax, thanks to a recent u.s. supreme court ruling, almost half of all states now require sales tax from large out-of-state sellers. that means if you buy online from a seller in those states you pay sales tax. so be sure to look carefully when you check out to make sure you know exactly what your paying for before you click that final sales button. >> good advice. >>> next,

our capitol hill correspondent mary bruce spoke with david muir at abc's election headquarters about what's at stake if the house turns blue. >> reporter: if democrats can take the house, they are going to put the trump administration under an intense microscope. the first thing i'm watching, the investigations, they are going to demand to see president trump's tax returns and they're going to dig into everything from conflicts of interest to questions about possible russia collusion. the second thing to keep an eye on, robert mueller. democrats are likely to take steps to try to protect the special counsel. the third big question, impeachment. democrats are treading very carefully here. don't expect them to bring it up much. they want to see what the special counsel has discovered before they make any decisions. >> bottom line according to abc news political director rick klein, this election is all about trump. >> you're seeing house candidates in the suburbs and in urban areas across the country who are being hurt by their association with president trump. and that could be why de

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i'm david muir. i hope to see up tomorrow. good night. od >>> the bay area get used to this. of rain. >>> good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >>> i'm ama daetz. sandhya patel is going to tell us what's in store for us. >> a slippery and slow going afternoon commute. let's look at live doppler 7. roads are wet in the north bay where it's been raining. street level radar, alameda, oakland, emeryville and rain falling. light to moderate rain around stony valley road. san francisco, bay shore along the sunset district, you will notice slippery roads as it is light green, light rain to el grenada. marin county to mill valley, a level 1 system. a light system. expect height to moderate rain through tonight. .1 inches. watch out for large surf and breakers. the showers begin to shift south into the south bay and as we head towards 10:00 to breakers 18 to 24 feet. look at the wave heights now. 8 to 14 feet. rip current and beach erosion are possible. use precaution at the coast. a stronger storm is coming. it will be here pretty quickly. i'll be back with a closer

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david muir right back here tomorrow night.great evening. >>> relief efforts underway across the state. how locals are pitching in to help those left with nothing. and we may be miles away but the bay area is stifled by all this smoke and will windy weather make it better or worse? abc 7 news is next. >>> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> good evening. thousands of homes destroyed nearly two dozen lives lost making the campfire thethird de. the campfire burned 111,000 acres across buithe county. it's 25% contained. the fire is responsible for 25 deaths and injured three firefighters and 650 ocho -- 6500 homes are destroyed. more harrowing stories are emerging of escape. more than five shelters filled up with evacuees who don't know what's next. many left their homes with minutes to spare without time to grab important belongings. >> it was scary trying to go through the fire when it's all around you. so it's very scary. you got fire on the left. fire on the right, ash falling on you. >> just sitting there, we thought

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. >>> live where you live, this is "abc7 news." >> we have people in tents sleeping on the ground, and it's cold. and they're trying to g rh to g shelters and an urgency in lank the bay area. but maybe for not much longer. thanks for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. take a look at conditions over the bay area. the air quality still in the unhealthy zone, and you can see why. but there is some good news, as rain closes in. >> yes, let's begin here with spencer christian with a look at the forecast. you're almost giddy about this. >> change is coming, good, helpful change. right now we're dealing with the poor air quality across much of the bay area. the red circles indicating unhelpful air, and the yellow indicating moderate. we've got unhelpful air just about everywhere except livermore showing up in orange. the north bay, the same picture. the changes coming our way on wednesday. tomorrow, we'll have the same conditions we have today. but moderate air quality prevail

david muir is back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good night. >>> tonight, the smoke from the campfi fire won't loosen its gr. >>> in butte county, firefighters are making progress but there is a new revelation about the power lines. >>> one day after president trump visits the fire scene, the plan to fights future fires comes under fires. abc 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> never saw it that smoky like covered up before. >> the bay area remains covered with a blanket of thick smoke it just can't shake. >> for those hoping to get out and explore, left feeling disappointed. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion >> the air is unhealthy and expected to stay that way for a few more days. we have team coverage. cornell bernard is looking how people are dealing with the lousy air. >> first, we start with meteorologist drew tuma who has air quality levels and when we'll see relief, drew? >> that is the big question, guys, when we'll get relief from the bad air

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. here tomorrow. good night.night. >>> as if the campfire wasn't enough to dole with, evacuees are getting sick in shelters, and today, deputies shot and killed a man in the evacuation zone. >> i'm spencer christian. smoky air lingers in the bay area, and air quality gets worse. i'll have a closer look. >> and we're just minutes away from learning the latest about the campfire, how much it's grown and if more bodies have been found. >> live where you live, this is "abc7 news." >> i've been a firefighter for 20 years. it took my breath away with the devastation up here. >> even firefighters can't believe what they're seeing in butte county. >> here in the bay area, we're suffering through air quality that's getting worse by the day and approaching record levels now. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. >> on the bottom of your screen, you'll see a list of bay area schools closed tomorrow because of our very unhealthy air due to smoke from the campfire in butte county. >> and we are waiting for cal fire to pr

i'm david muir. good night. good night. >>> could newly aproofdoofdoofdd approved local propositions help build a better bay area? >>> it is not over until it is over. we're still keeping an eye on ballot decisions that haven't been called yet. >>> i'm spencer christian. dry, mild, windy weather brings high fire danger. a closer look in a moment >>> live where you live, this is "abc 7 news". >>> but when you start putting taxes on companies for growing their employment base, it is a bad practice. >> this is a huge victory for the homeless, and that's why i'm so excited today. >>> money and politics. will newly-approved taxes on big bay area businesses deter their growth or is it part of building a better bay area? i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. bay area voters approved two measures in yesterday's election that could help build a better bay area. >> the measures deal with two different issues in the same way, by taxing big businesses. in mountain view, voters approved measure p, per employee head tax to fund t

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. now from abc 7, live breaking news. [ gunshots ] [ siren ] >> so scary. the sounds of terror right there as a gunman opens fire in a southern california bar, killing 12 people, including a bay area woman. >> the homes. the homes are becoming involved. >> it's blackout conditions. >> it's not looking good for getting people out. >> we've got both sides of the rhoden gulfed. >> the town of paradise is no longer a paradise for residents today as a fast-moving fire tears through it, stranding residents and destroying homes. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. we have two big stories today. a wildfire in butte county forcing people to leave their homes in butte county. just to give you perspective, it's about a four-hour drive from san francisco. we're talking almost 200 miles away. you can see on the map what's being called the campfire is burning east of chico. >> flames have charred more than 18,000 acres since the fire broke out around 6:30 this

david muir, let's talk about the exit polls. see some dramatic swings among groups of voters. >> these are the groups that we keep a close eye on. independents, often called swing voters. they backed donald trump by six points two years ago, but let's break it down tonight. preliminary results coming in tonight, look at how they're vote egg. 54% are voting for democratic candidates. 41% for republicans. when you break down moderates in this country, hillary clinton won moderates by 13 points, but look at this. democrats are now winning moderates in the midterm by a 29-point margin over donald trump. 62% to 35%. they're called swing voters for a reason, and look at what we're seeing tonight. >> matthew dowd, those independents could be the difference. >> i think in all the races that we're seeing that are close, the senate, the governor and house races, it becomes indepen departments. it's why donald trump is president. one of the things i'm fascinated by and we'll watch how this night unfolds, we saw it in 2016, this is a battle

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow.>> tomorrow is the 13th straight spare the air day in the bay area because of smoke from the camp fire but relief is in sight. >> i'm spencer christian. despite the lingering smoke and haze in the air, we have improvement around the corner. the accuweather forecast coming up. >> glimpses of good news from butte county as some missing people are foundlive where you live, this is "abc 7 news". >> you can't smell any smoke. >> we have a lot of disappointed guests. >> the masks don't beat going inside but better than nothing. >> we have to endure at least one more day of unhealthy air and all of the inconveniences that it brings, but soon things are going to begin to clear up. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. right now at the bottom of your screen you will see a list of local air quality readings so you can tell what the air is like where you live. >> that's right. we are expecting rain in a few days which should bring some real relief to us. the

abc's david muir with the details. >> reporter: the camp fire had just broken out and four nurses fromstance. >> help! help! >> reporter: and you could see what it was like, the unthinkable scene as thick smoke and flames closed in on homes, so many of them with people still inside. you can hear his breathing. deputy parmley racing toward the flame. the burning embers blowing across the street. he radios in. they try to find a way out. one nurse asking the deputy, is anyone coming? >> are they coming for us? >> come on. watch out! watch out! >> reporter: you can see the nurses wearing their surgical masks. suddenly they spot a bulldozer coming toward them. officer parmley uses his flashlight to try to flag it down. the bulldozer stops. half of them get in, the others follow right behind. >> can we get in? >> yeah, come on. >> reporter: they had discovered a way out. deputy parmley making sure everyone was safe before climbing in himself, shutting the door, driving out. they all survived. >> but so many others did not survive that fire. of course, our thanks to david muir. >>> we turn n

. >> i'm david muir. this is "20/20." may sm like out of science fiction but it's reality.nd you witnessed the entire thing. >> we have seen the amazing, miraculous transformation you are about to see in the face of one young man. >>> it's remarkable seeing and knowing what you've been through. can you walk us through what you got from will and what you were able to keep? >> i'm on the top part. so it starts right here and it goes down and then everything under is will's. >> reporter: it's one of the most unusual questions i've ever posed to anyone. asking a young man for a guided tour of the features of his face. so when you look in the mirror, what do you see? >> me? i see me. >> reporter: but before 26-year-old cameron underwood wants the world to see the me he sees, he first wants you to understand how his former face and the face of another young man he never knew became one. how together, cam was given a second chance at life. >> so much of this story is not anything that anyone would ever prepare for in their life. >> it's unimaginable, like you said, how did this ha

stephanopoulos, our chief anchor, will be anchoring, and he'll be joined by our team including matt and david muir and others at 8:00 eastern right here on abc. matt, thanks again. >> great to be here. >>> we have an update on the case against the man sending pipe bombs to leaders. cesar sayoc appearing in court and agreeing to be transferred from florida to new york to face criminal charges as another suspicious package is found. and also this this morning, newly released body cam footage show police in boca raton questioning the alleged serial mail bomber two months ago in the same white van where authorities believe he made those bombs. police say sayoc's i.d. checked out when they stopped him so they sent him on his way. >>> turning now to a deadly shooting in florida. >> a gunman opening fire inside a yoga studio killing two people and injuring several others before turning the gun on himself. abc's zachary kiesch is here with that story. zachary, good morning. >> reporter: whit, dan, eva, good morning to you. it's a terrible story. last night during class the shooter walked in. many of the s

i'm david muir. >> and i'm amy robach.g the deadly camp fire? >> the new it is hard to find your footing, sparking the deadly camp fire? >> the new so you need people that you're close to... to help guide you. i think about how important it was for me to have the role models i've had. oh, look at that! i wasn't able to get there alone. he essentially plucked me out of obscurity. he's the one who said, "hey man, this is your life, this is what you need to do." nobody can do it alone. the more help you can get along the way, the faster you can achieve your goals. i'm in it to fly. ...to help people achieve their dreams. ...to speak for those who can not. whatever you're in it for... ...we're in it together. ♪ ♪

. >> abc's david muir is on our special election set with a look at what's at stake. >> reporter: take bring the c capitol to life in our studio tonight. 435 seats in the house and 35 in the senate. voters in 36 states will elect governors and two numbers to watch as we head into election night. 23 seats in the house, that's what the democrats need to take back control of the house and two seats in the senate. but that's a very difficult task. >> president trump was working the crowd up to the last minute wrapping up his final push just before midnight. >> he held his final rally of the day in missouri where he was introduced by rush limbaugh. and at each stop the president warned supporters that a victory for democrats would be a disaster for the country. >> if the radical democrats take power, they will take a wrecking ball to our economy and to the future of our country. >> well, the president's latest attacks came hours of after he told sinclair broadcasting he regretted some of sharp campaign rhetoric. >> i would like to have a much softer tone. i feel a certain extent i have no c

david muir has more. >> reporter: for so many families, an agonizing wait as we're now hearing aboutluding 18-year-old alaina housley, there at the restaurant line dancing with her friends. her family saying alaina was an incredible young woman with so much life ahead of her. and 23-year-old justin meek. a recent graduate and worked as a social worker helping families and children with special needs. blake damon was 21. his girlfriend writing, i can't believe you are gone. dan henrique was a veteran who served in 2007. and heartbreak for this man showing a picture of his son cody. at the time he was still searching. a few hours later, he learned he lost his son. >> we did just get the news he was one of the 11 that were killed. >> reporter: cody was his first-born son. >> only he and i know how much i loved him. >> reporter: a big brother, umpire for youth baseball, he was about to enlist in the army. >> he was on his way to fulfilling his dream of serving the country. >> reporter: in fact he says he spoke to his son cody as he was heading out. >> first thing i said was please don't

hotbed of bipartisan environmental fervor, a place where john muir established the sierra club in 1892. and it was another bay area leader, davidfor us, combating global warming is not an issue, it is an ethic, it's a value, and it's imperative we act upon that value. [applause] speaker pelosi: for this reason, when i was speaker, the priority of addressing global warming and energy independence was my flagship issue, based on our values, informed by science. science, science, science, and inspired by the work of vice president al gore, who created the select committee on energy independence and global warming, led by now senator ed markey. despite what is happening in washington now, i am ever helpful. working with republicans we passed the energy independence and security act signed by president bush, talking and you have to clean energy, increasing the use of renewables and holding polluters accountable for environmental disaster. among other key priorities. under president obama, we went on to pass the american clean energy and security act in the house, but we were stopped in the senate by the coal industry. for this and o