it turns out that so so muir, his editor, robert underwood johnson when you get into the muir story, you find out these two guys came together and i would arguably the maybe the most dynamic writer editor duo in u.s. english literature. they were they're able to johnson as the editor of century magazine was able to say to muir muir write me two articles about, yosemite valley and the national park. do you envision i'm going to publish them in century magazine and then i'm going to take them down to washington and put them on the desk of every congressman. and muir was a little skeptical politics at the time, but he he trusted his editor. he did it. and sure enough, johnson went down to d.c., put those stories on, those desks, and the national park was created that was the beginning of their problem, really, because what they had done was they created a national park around the state park that abraham lincoln had formed with the valley during the civil war. but but it was the beginning of a very rich partnership where they would also help bring about the national forest system. they w

i'm david muir. good night. in maine after last night's mass shooting. 18 people dead, 3018 injured. and the gunman still on the loose. that's prompting a shelter in place in three cities, leaving schools and businesses closed and tens of thousands of people locked in their homes. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze and i'm larry. >> thanks for joining us. all of this is unfolding in lewiston, maine. it's about 30 miles north of portland, just a short time ago, authorities searched the home of the suspected shooter, 40 year old robert card. joining us live now with the very latest on the manhunt is reporter sonia rincon from our sister station wabc there in maine. >> sonia. good evening. >> behind me is one of the two crime scenes where these mass shootings took place. nearly 24 hours ago. behind me is the location known as menchie's bar, the first location where the troubled 40 year old army reserve ist allegedly opened fire was a bowling alley. as of now, the search continues for robert carr and a shelter in place

i'm david muir here in new york. thank you for watching tonight.and killed by san francisco police. >> a bay area man runs into quite the problem with bank of america after he says he discovered some money was missing. and then seven on your side stepped in. >> and a wild story in san francisco. a man sets up camp across from school with signs offering free fentanyl. and that's not all. but the i-team learned about him and what we saw when we went out to his tent today. abc seven news at six starts now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc seven news. it looked and it felt summer in the bay area today more so than fall whether you were in san francisco. >> the east bay or the south bay. it was a scorcher, but changes are on the way. good evening. i'm amardeep. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. we have a heat advisory today for much of the bay area as temperatures hit 90 degrees in some spots. >> that's right. we get our first look at the weather with meteorologist sandhya patel. >> sandhya yeah. a

. >> and our david muir speaking with a young dad, going through the unimaginable.e watched on video as his wife and two little girls were dragged away by militants. >> i recognized them immediately and i saw the video twice and the second time i couldn't watch anymore. >> he has not heard from his wife or daughters since, but he says her cell phone was pinging from gaza. >> how are you staying so strong ? >> i don't know. i guess when you're a parent, you have no choice. >> our thanks there to david muir. meanwhile, in jerusalem, in israel, one of the most holiest sites there. people are praying and hoping for a peaceful resolve here. that's a live look at gaza as well. you can see the smoke from israeli attacking in gaza. those hamas militants there and the white house illuminated in blue and white, the colors of the israeli flag where 900 israelis have been killed in israel and 700 palestinians in gaza. >> such a terrible event happening. and to hear those stories of those parents not knowing where their children and family members are, it is just so terrible to

. >> and our david muir speaking with a young dad, going through the unimaginable.ched on video as his wife and two little girls were dragged away by militants. >> i recognized them immediately and i saw the video twice and the second time i couldn't watch anymore. >> he has not heard from his wife or daughters since, but he says her cell phone was pinging from gaza. >> how are you staying so strong ? >> i don't know. >> i guess when you're a parent, you have no choice. >> our coverage continues on good morning america with david muir live from israel coming up , more news overnight, this time about the powerball jackpot. >> plus, a pumpkin tipping the >> plus, a pumpkin tipping the scales like none before it ♪ you're the one that i want! ♪ your dog is the one you wanted. you want what's best for them. ♪ ohh, ohh, ohh! ♪ so ask your vet about new nexgard plus. it's one-and-done monthly protection from fleas and ticks, plus heartworm disease, roundworms, and hookworms... all in a delicious, beef-flavored, soft chew. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures

or you can watch it live right here on abc7 and wherever you stream world news tonight with david muir is up next. i'll see you back here at four. have a great afternoon. an. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the u.s. firing its first shots in defense of israel. where the rockets were coming from. president biden set to address the nation tonight. >>> the new alert for americans abroad. >>> and tonight, the other news, authorities say natalee holloway's killer for the first time, the audio right here tonight. >>> first tonight, the "uss carney" taking down three cruise missiles and several drones. the missiles were launched from yemen. the u.s. increases its firepower in the region. the president to address the u.s. from the oval office tonight. i also tonight, attacks against u.s. bases in iraq and syria in the past 24 hours, as concern throughout the region grows. martha raddatz with late reporting. she's live in tel aviv. >>> tonight, israel signaling its ground war into gaza may be imminent. the israeli defense minister telling troops they'll soon see gaza, quote, f

muir is up next. i'll see you back here in 30 minutes for abc seven news at 4:00. take care >> david: tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. two americans held hostage by hamas, released. the mother and daughter and images coming in now. tonight here, the first image of the moor and daughter from the chicago area set free by hamas. the red cross helping to get them and bring them to the gaza border. they are back in israel tonight. new reporting on what they went through, the horror nearly two weeks ago. the mother and daughter visiting her grandmother for her 85th birthday when the terrorists struck. tonight, they're released now, and we have just learned president biden talked with the mother and daughter. ian pannell and mary bruce with late reporting. they're both standing by tonight. >>> we also have breaking news from capitol hill. jim jordan out in the battle for speaker of the house, losing more support with each round. but tonight, who's next? the republicans unable to come up with a speaker with two wars now playing out. and president biden overnig

i'm david muir. good night a render. plus, do harm reduction kits actually help or could they hurt?opinions tonight, as well as what people on the streets of san francisco think. and building a better bay area starts with bikes. >> how an east bay shop is helping former criminals move forward. and now from abc seven live breaking news on that breaking news is in maine. >> a home belonging to the manson affected of killing 18 people is surrounded by the fbi right now. there are reports they are yelling for the man to come out with his hands up. good evening. i'm amanda. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. here's what we know tonight. at least seven people were killed at a bowling alley last night. that's where the shooting started. minutes later, there was a shooting in the billiards room at a restaurant four miles away that left at least eight people dead there are three of mass shooting victims died at the hospital. >> we know at least 13 others are injured. all the shootings happened in lewiston, maine. the suspect is 40 year old robert card. his home is in nearby boat p

highway 37 out of vallejo, traditional around muir island.ery much. >>> 5:32. tonight is the night some children have been waiting months for. >> while the kids may have their sights set on getting all the candy they can possibly get, grown-ups want to have their eyes peeled for what's going on and going into that candy bucket. "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez is joining us now. really, it all comes down to the big weekend scare involving pot-laced sweets in the east bay. >> we heard about things like this happening, but we do know for a fact four children got an edible among their candy at an event. fortunately, only one child ate it and that child is okay, but right now alameda police are asking all families who attended this event to throw out the candy. it happened on sunday at emilia event organized by the pta. the edibles look like square fruit chews, the size of a starburst, though the color is off. many edibles are packaged with plays on the names of candy, weedish fish, thc snickers and a grown-up would see the difference pretty imm

world news tonight with david muir is next. and i'll see you back here at 4:00 >>> tonight, a hostage rescued more than three weeks after being kidnapped by hamas. you'll see the emotional reunion. >>> the alarming scene, an angry mob surrounding a plane on a tarmac, looking for jewish passengers. >>> and the fbi investigating the new threats in the u.s., including concerns at cornell. >>> that israeli soldier rescued from hamas. isra tonight, that reunion with her family, as hamas release as video appearing to show three women hostages pleading for their release. inside gaza, thousands of palestinian civilians breaking into a u.n. aid warehouse, desperate for supplies. the chilling images emerging around the world, that mob storming the tarmac, searching for passengers who are jewish. ian pannell in israel tonight. >>> here in the u.s., the fbi investigating grows threats at home, including threatening posts targeting jewish students at cornell university. stephanie ramos reporting. >>> the alarming discovery at a theme park i

i'm david muir, i'll see you tomorrow night. good night.as the state puts the brakes on cruise meta is facing a major lawsuit accused of harming young people's mental health. >> i will not be addressing release or the setting of security today. >> instead, a first court appearance for the off duty pilot accused of trying to take down a plane on its way to san francisco show. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm karina nova. 44 year old joseph emerson appeared in a portland courtroom just a few hours ago. the pleasant hill man is accused of trying to crash a plane heading for sfo on sunday. >> he's facing federal charges and those documents are providing detail of a terrifying 90s in that cockpit. i-team reporter dan noyes is live in the newsroom with the latest. >> dan, it was a tense 90s. you know, emerson is no longer an airline captain. alaska airlines announced this afternoon that they have removed and relieved him of all duties. court documents say he was off duty and riding in a jump seat as the cockpit sunday when he suddenly

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. >> the all new 2020 david muir. deborah roberts tonight on abc.s something we certainly don't see every day. >> a car driving directly into a trash compactor. it happened just outside of boston. a woman drove her car through a chain and over the edge right into the compactor. the southborough fire department says the woman reported she suffered only minor injuries. that's the good news. her car was eventually towed out of there. and police are now investigating why the woman drove through the chain. >> i have so many questions. >> all right. more details from britney spears memoir are dropping this morning, including her rocky relationship with justin timberlake. >> we have his reaction as she spills a slew of tea about her fame, her family and her friends . this morning, new excerpts from britney spears new memoir published by the new york times. there's a lot that people don't know that i want them to know. >> the tell all looks back at britney's struggle with her fame, her relationships, and her recently ended conservatorship. >> i don't give p

. >> we may finally have an answer to a mystery over 25 years old, david muir, deborah roberts the all020 tonight on abc. got to soak up the sun. >> i'm gonna tell everyone to lighten enough. i'm gonna tell them that is a great song and this weekend it will be the moon that will soak up the sun. >> the so-called ring of fire solar eclipse on saturday will be directed be visible in multiple states from oregon and california west to new mexico and texas. >> you can see why from this video, why it's called the ring of fire, because this time the moon will be farther away from the sun, the earth. i mean, allowing a thin ring of the sun to be seen. it looks like a ring of fire. oregon is very familiar with this. >> of course, we had the great american eclipse, 2017, i think, and that sky show, this one will begin in oregon at 9:13 a.m. pacific time and wrap up in texas by 12:03 p.m. central. when i saw that eclipse just a couple of years ago, i, i couldn't believe it. just to be in that presence, it's you had to wear the special glasses. yes. yes but then you can take them off when the ecli

david muir. deborah roberts tonight on abc. >> welcome back. the army reservist wanted for the mass shooting in lewiston, maine, is still eluding police two days after 18 people were killed and 13 wounded at a bowling alley and restaurant at schools as far as 50 miles away remain closed today. and canadian officials have issued an alert to be on the lookout for robert cod. sources say he left a suicide note for his son, but included no details about a motive for his for his alleged rampage. amidst the tragic stories of loss are now emerging tales of survival from inside that bowling alley. >> tammy asselin and her daughter toni were out on a typical wednesday evening at a children's bowling league when their worlds were shattered. abc's linsey davis spoke with both mother and daughter. >> when did you realize something is terribly wrong here ? >> you know, it's sad to say that it took me longer than i expected. because you know, we talk to everybody talks and says that, you know, you hear gunshots, you're you know that you're going to, you know

bpc radio and also tedx here dean nasr today to speak about his book, guardians of the valley, john muir and the friendship that saved yosemite. please welcome our four authors. [applause] >> i would like to start, we will have a discussion among the authors, and as we approach the end of this hour we will take questions and here and for e questions there is ad microphoe and a podium in the center of the room. so please, as we get closer around the 40 minute mark, step up their and wait patiently and we will take your question. first though i would like to start and ask each of our guests to just give a three or four minute overview of their book, premise of the book and just talk in general a little bit aboutn, it. rien, i would like to start with you. tell us a bit about brown pelican, i found it, how into it. >> sure.ha i think what will become evident over our short time together, if it is not always evident, is that compelling stories about nature and the environment, require compelling characters. and by characters, i mean people. people. we are all telling storiesli abt people and

there should be a build out of muir island over the next five or ten minutes. we're looking at the dublin interchange with no build and altamont pass, relatively light traffic flow, yellows and oranges passing grant line road. in the south bay, nothing came of the 680 crash, no major disturbance or injuries. and, again, southbound 87, tonight southbound will have the closure. there's a little slowing there right now. maybe they're moving crews around. it's not a big deal until 9:00 p.m. when it's fully closed all weekend and i'll talk you through the alternates to get you past this short closure. >> perfect, we'll want the workarounds. >>> next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> we have a grumbling and groaning list of gripes from you, the top things you're complaining about and asking us to intervene in. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. >>> mike inouye is always giving us workarounds on the road, and he's working on the weekends. i want to share this video clip mike inouye shared. he along with some of our nbc b

. >> byron: my colleague, david muir in israel pressing secretary blinken about the u.s.ernment's efforts to free americans held hostage by hamas. >> these families are enduring an excruciating wait. what can you tell them about what's happening right now to try to get these hostages out ali alive? >> i met with the families of a number of americans who have been either murdered by hamas or are likely in the hands of hamas. and to the families who may have loved ones in the hands of hamas what i told them is this. we are doing everything we can, looking at every possible option to bring their loved ones back to them. >> david: does that include u.s. military, special forces? >> i'm not going to get into the specifics of what we're looking at. >> byron: over the border in gaza -- urgent cries for bodies found in rubble in the aftermath of another israeli air strike. gaza on the brink of calamity. israel cutting off crucial water and electricity for days. the red cross saying without that power, hospitals are at risk of turning into morgues. >> my feeling is that the palest

. >> byron: my colleague david muir talking to a the local council told him his son was a hero who triedstop the gunman. >> it's just hard. i don't know what tomorrow is going to bring. >> i'm sorry. >> byron: the massacre began just before 7:00 p.m. on tuesday night at a local bowling alley called just in time, formerly called sparetime. >> we were inside, a normal night of bowling. out of nowhere he came in and there was a loud pop. >> two active shooter locations. all available units. >> we have an active shooter. we have multiple injuries. >> there was a youth program under way. so there were kids bowling with their parents many of them when the first shots were fired. >> byron: megan hutchinson and her 10-year-old daughter story were there. >> between the lanes, there is some swinging doors, like where they keep all the mechanical stuff out back. we barricaded in there, and another parent was in the room with me. she had a phone. she called 911. >> byron: zoe's leg grazed by a bullet. >> i never thought i'd grow up and get a bullet in my leg. and it's just like why? why do people do

here's abc's david muir. >> david: tonight at the larchmorcht public library outside new york city, this two other stories by joseph conrad was checked out with a due date of october 11th, 1933. jimmy ellis with wife kay signed out the book. his stepdaughter, joni, was going throuis belongings when she discovered the overdue book. telling us she was determined to get it back to "where it ought to be." the librarian, carolyn kung ma'am. >> we are excited about the attention this is bringing to the library and hope people sign up for library cards. >> david: $6,400 in late fees. but it turns out the library caps late fees at $5. by the way, they waived that $5 fee for the family, too. >> juju: our thanks to david. that's "nightline." you can watch all our full episodes on high lieu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

or you can watch it live right here on abc7 and wherever you stream world news tonight with david muirn. an. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the u.s. firing its first shots in defense of israel. where the rockets were coming from. president biden set to address the nation tonight. >>> the new alert for americans abroad. >>> and tonight, the other news, authorities say natalee holloway's killer for the first time, the audio right here tonight. >>> first tonight, the "uss

(soft music) people like muir and these other conservationists, leopold, they just thought nobody lived out here, a wilderness as a wilderness. that's not true. we've been in this part of the country for thousands of thousands of years. we know how to manage natural resources, and we need to talk about it. we need the true history of america. (soft orchestral music) - if we look at the quandary that we find ourselves in today throughout the west, we have ever increasing size and scale and intensity of wildfire. humans have excluded fire from this natural system and have created unnatural conditions as a result. fire is our relation, and we need to work with fire. - indigenous people of this country for a very long time, they've been managing the land, using cultural indicators, using cultural knowledge, using traditional stories, doing prescribed fire, using what they know is good for their places. (soft orchestral music) (bird whistling) - part of what's wrong with america is that people don't understand that these forests that they aspire to pre-european were really a result of native

speaking to our david muir from the hospital. >> one of my friends, she got choked by the smoke. tried to run away, and she got back in with the terrorists who tried to get inside to shoot at us. and just drop her on the floor and start to shoot, shoot her to death. shoot her then. >> reporter: this is the scene of the music festival. the carnage that was forced on to them by the hamas militants. the road, it just is testament to the ferocity of what happened here. you can see this whole area down here is just full of bullet casings. 260 people lost their lives in this area. 260 lives gone in just one location, and it was only the beginning. more than 2,200 rockets firing into israel by the terrorist group hamas, launching a surprise attack by air, land, and sea, just after dawn saturday morning. >> it's more horrifying. like murdering with cold blood people, and small children. >> they don't care about peace. they want to kill us. >> the stories i heard from my -- my parents and cousins and uncles who were survivors of the holocaust, i hear now from our volunteers. >> reporter:

we'll take a short around the bay area world news tonight with david muir is next. and i'll see you back here at 4:00 >>> tonight, breaking news. we're on the scene of this horrific mass shooting. the urgent manhunt at this hour here in maine. the suspected gunman, an army reservist, now wanted in the dead liest mass shooting in th u.s. this year. robert card accused of killing 18 people and wounding more than a dozen others. tonight, authorities warning he is arm ed and dangerous. the chilling surveillance images showing him walking into a

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they spoke to david muir. >> there were two messages in a row at 8:11. "i love you."mmediately knew something terrible had happened. that's the last time we heard from him. >> reporter: his parents have pieced together his last known moments through friends and strangers and found this image of young people crowded into a shelter. >> this is the bomb shelter. you see it's like this tiny opening. and there are like 30 people in this cement shelter. this is hirsch. >> this is the last known image of hirsch? >> correct. correct. >> reporter: they've been told grenades were being thrown into that shelter. their son's arm badly mangled before witnesses say he was put onto a pickup truck by milit militants. >> we no know he's critically wounded. so it's dire. and i really hope that he's getting the medical attention he needs to stay alive. >> it's an impossible question. how have you even gotten through it this far? >> i mean -- person's nightmare. that's who we are. >> if you could message to hirsch right now, what would you say to him? >> come home where you belong to you

david muir will be reporting from israel tomorrow night. thing in the morning. i'm linsey davis. good night. real others raise a rallying cry to free palestine after a surprise attack by hamas. i'm spencer christian. after several days of excessive heat bay area, temperatures are dropping sharply. i'll have the accuweather forecast. and highlights of the blue angels final performance during this year's fleet week. abc7 news starts now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. live. this. military retaliation as israel vows to inflict an unprecedented price on hamas. >> hours after yesterday's attack, israel declares war goes after hamas fighters and bombards gaza. thank you for joining us. i'm j.r. stone. israel calls yesterday's attack by hamas their nine over 11. here now are the latest developments. a volley of attacks from both hamas and israel have left more than 1100 people dead on both sides. as many as 1000 hamas fighters were involved in yesterday's assault. according to us secretary of st

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i'm david muir. from all of us here, have a good evening. good night.es of tragedy, we and triumph. dianne feinstein showed us the meaning of san francisco goes motto goes gold in peace, iron in war. >> today we mourn an immense loss for the senate, for california, for america. but we also give thanks thanks that someone so rarefied died, so dedicated, and with a sparkling diamond like presence served our country so well for so many wonderful years. >> diane, we know you did your best, but for america. may you rest in peace. >> world leaders, dignitaries, family and friends gathering in san francisco today to say farewell to the late senator dianne feinstein in the city that she loved. we heard stories of her illustrious career from the bay area all the way to the nation's capital and this afternoon, we look back on her legacy and also look ahead to how she will be remembered in this final tribute. good afternoon and thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm christine xie. we'll have complete team coverage of dianne feinstein's farewell in just

sip, sip ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ bay area world news tonight with david muir when i'll be back. then thanks for joining us. have a great day. bye bye. >> whit: tonight breaking news as we come on the air. tonight here hamas now releasing a video, appearing to show one of their hostages, a 21-year-old, a young woman and her plea. the family giving permission for the world to see and what she

world news tonight with david muir is next.and i'll see you back here at 4:00 >>> tonight, a hostage rescued more than three weeks after being kidnapped by hamas. you'll see the emotional reunion. >>> the alarming scene, an angry mob surrounding a plane on a tarmac, looking for jewish passengers. >>> and the fbi investigating the new threats in the u.s., including concerns at cornell. >>> that israeli soldier rescued from hamas. isra tonight, that reunion with her family, as hamas release as video appearing to show three women hostages pleading for their release. inside gaza, thousands of palestinian civilians b

. >> this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> whit: good evening. great to have you with us this friday night. i'm whit johnson in for david. the battle for speaker of the house, the stunning new jobs report, and progress in the auto strike. we begin with the flash flood threat in the northeast at this hour. heavy rain moving in. new york city still reeling from last week's record downpour, activating its flood emergency plan, staging resources and warning people to be aware. the wet conditions set up by a cold front heading east from the heartland running into remnants of tropical storm phillipe. that storm already lashing bermuda with strong winds, powerful waves, and now it's headed to the u.s. meantime temperatures plunging across the east while record heat is on the way to the west. senior meteorologist rob marciano lead us off now with the timing here, and rob, this flash flood threat feeling all too familiar. >> reporter: yeah, kind of a repeat of last week where we have two systems converge right over the northeast. here's the setup. we've g

now reporting david muir. >> good morning. we are coming on the air because president biden is about to deliver remarks in israel after arriving overnight to a region in crisis. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu greeting him on the tarmac. president biden then meeting with israel's war cabinet in a show of support and an effort to prevent the war from israel and hamas from turning into a much wider conflict here. the president also meeting with the families of victims and first responders a short time ago. a second planned meeting with arab leaders in jordan on this same trip was cancelled after the explosion at that hospital in gaza. the horrendous scene there, killing at least 500 people. both palestinians and israelis blaming each other for that blast. for that blast. meanwhile, there have been protests in support of the palestinians across the region. you're looking right now at pictures coming in to abc just moments ago. this is outside the us embassy in beirut. you can see protesters there demonstrating again in

david muir, deborah roberts, all new 2020.the shark tank carpet shouting, daniel and i will come in together and you will get two sharks. >> i think you're so impressive. mark and i, we have an offer as well. >> building a better bay area moving forward and finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good morning. i'm reggie ukee from abc7 mornings. gloria has our traffic. >> you know right now looking pretty good overall. we're going to get a live look right now. this is our richmond, san rafael bridge camera. but it is a little sluggish there approaching the toll plaza for now. let's get a live look at our 8-80 camera at the oakland coliseum. traffic is pretty light getting through oakland. drew, how's weather looking today? >> hey, good morning. all those camera shots. it is sunny out there. our heat advisory continues. it's been extended until tomorrow. so hot weather is going to hang around for the start of the upcoming weekend. it's a mild morning. you do not need the light jacket out there. leave it at home because we warm

aparecer en food network y el today show, además de tener tres restaurantes en la localidad de john muirnta clara, la cual fue construida en lo que solía ser el terreno tribal, ofrece una serie de eventos de una semana de duración y los representan festivales. dicen que estos eventos de crucial importancia, pues conllevan al reconocimiento federal que está buscando actualmente, y no sólo al sur de la bahía. >> comenzaron esos actos conmemorativos, como bien dices, para la llegada de ese 12 de octubre, sino también se llevó a cabo uno en san francisco. bueno, ahí estuvo andrés brender y andrés, cuéntanos cómo se desarrolló este evento. >> pues esta es la 5.■!k vez que se realiza este evento acá en san francisco y los organizadores también los participan. aseguran que lo más importante para este día es reconocer sus antepasados y reconocer sus derechos. en los jardines de yerbabuena, en san francisco, decenas de personas vinieron a celebrar el día de la resistencia indígena. la importancia de la verdad en la historia. >> la verdad es que christopher colom no descubrió américa. había nacion

i'm david muir, i'm see you right back here tomorrow. good night. crime and safety.nd mayor cantao state of the city addressed this afternoon and conflicting policies that have not helped with reforms. >> they have only made san francisco less safe across the bay. >> mayor london breed putting the safety of san francisco into the hands of voters. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. >> i'm larry beil and i'm kristen sze car break ins retail theft and drugs. those are all problems plaguing parts of san francisco. >> mayor breed says a new measure called safer san francisco will help police tackle some of these issues. and abc7 news reporter suzanne fawn joining us live in the newsroom with a look at that plan. suzanne >> so, larry, kristin, mayor london breed says there are so many restrictions right now keeping police from doing their job. she wants to roll back those restrictions when it comes to pursuits, paperwork and the use of surveillance technology. now the mayor hopes this will help the city deal with some of its biggest problems. alamo square is a hotspot

. >>> from abc news, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: we begin with breaking news from the middle ease. israel preparing for hamas. the growing humanitarian crisis inside gaza. and hamas releasing video from inside their hostage. a young woman and her plea tonight. her family giving permission for the world to see and to hear what she asks for. the video is undated, but this is 21-year-old mia shim, one of the hostages taken to gaza by hamas. she spokes to the camera saying i just ask that you bring me home as soon as possible to my family. to my parents, to my brothers, please get us out here as soon as possible. these images here tanks and troops in the fields near eschkalon. an air strike in gaza shows the killing of a hamas intelligence chief. and the apocalyptic scene inside gaza. half the population displaced. and the leaflets from the sky telling those in northern gaza to evacuate to the south. palestinians, including palestinian americans trapped inside gaza, many waiting at the rafah crossing into egypt. it was supposed to be open for a few hours today, bu

. >> we' muir is up next. i'll see you back here in 30 minutes for abc seven news at 4:00.e care >> david: tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. two americans held hostage by hamas, released. the mother and daughter and images coming in now. tonight here, the first image of the moor and daughter from the chicago area set free by hamas. the red cross helping to get them and bring them to the gaza border.

. >> and if you're watching us here on tv, world news tonight with david muir is next for sanjay patelall of us we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. ashley and i'm ama daetz. >> we'll see you again at 6:00. we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined? uh, b-m-o? just "bee-mo", actually. quick question, will all this stuff fit in your car? ( ♪ ) should i get rid of the mug? ♪ bmo ♪ >>> tonight, breaking news. the horrific explosion at a hospital in gaza. hundreds killed. the images coming in at this hour. the gaza health ministry now claiming more than 500 palestinian civilians killed in the explosion. they say caused by an israeli air strike. israel tonight insisting it did norg

police say officers responded to the 500 block of john muir drive at about 545 yesterday.and found a man suffering from an apparent stab wound. he was treated for non life threatening injuries. police say the suspect ran away and is still at large. and a pizza delivery driver is in custodtoght after allegedly assaulting an elderly woman in petama. 53 year old carlos beretta from santa rosa is accused of throwing a grandmother to the ground. police say it happened aer she allegedly confronted the man for not yielding for her and herwo grandchildren as they crossed the streetit happened at about 530 friday evening on the 100 block of perri street. the suspect also alledly made a derogatory remarkhen shing the woman to the ground. he was arrested on suspicion of two felony assault counts and misdemeanor child endangerment. san jose police are launching a new initiative to combat retail theft. five officers in the department will switch focus solely to investigate retail crimes with the goal of prosecuting repeat offenders. the now permanent retail theft task force began as a

has built a 300 mile tunnel system, an israeli military spokesperson suggests asserted to our david muir that a ground invasion of gaza is coming. >> is there any scenario where a ground incursion would not happen would be off the table? >> difficult to say. i personally don't think so, but that matters less. our job is to be prepared and have all the troops ready for whatever assignments and however it is decided to implement them. we are not looking to inflict a price on a civilians. we never are. >> israeli airstrikes have already leveled entire neighborhoods in gaza. power is out and hospitals are reportedly at full capacity with medicine, fuel, food and water cut off by the israeli blockade. more than 200,000 palestinian have sought refuge at united nations facilities in the area. but others in the hamas ruled territory are worry nowhere is safe. >> there is nothing that we can do even the place that i'm in right now is already almost out of water, almost out of food, and there is no fuel. so the electricity might be going out soon. it is. it's horrific what is being practiced again

and if you're watching us here on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel. >>e appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm amna daetz. we will see you again at. is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered by the next generation 10g network. more speed for your business? it's not just possible. it's happening. get started for $59.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask how to get an $800 prepaid card with a qualifying internet bundle. comcast business, powering possibilities. >>> tonight, in new york city, the manhunt at this hour. police say the chilling, unprovoked murder at a bus stop. >>> also tonight, the chaos on the hill. the battle now for speaker of the house. the first candidates coming forward. >>> first tonight, police searching in new york for that suspect wanted for what appears to be a random attack at that bus stop. surveillance showing the victim,

. >>> from abc news, this is a special edition of "world news tonight" with david muir, reporting tonight from tel aviv. >> david: good evening tonight from tel aviv, where this evening, the conflict is escalating, and where just today, we witnessed the horror left behind by the hamas militants who swept through much of israel. the unprecedented attack, the worst in 50 years. israel tonight calling up 360,000 reservists now, tanks and heavy equipment now amassing along the gaza border. the death toll mounting. more than 900 dead in israel, now more than 900 dead in gaza, as well. and the number of americans dead rising to 14. tonight, for the first time, president biden acknowledging that at least 20 americans are missing, and that several of them could be in the hands of hamas. the president calling hamas' terror attacks pure, unadulterated evil. and tonight, the full scope of the brutality against civilias just now coming to light. israeli forces entering border towns for the first time. in one town, finding at least 100 dead, describing unspeakable horrors. bodies mutilated, children s

muir beach reached capacity on saturday and stinson beach was nearly full.ark service saywe brought large crowds to crissy field and at least two of its parking lots were full. alcatraz was fully booked out on saturday, too. i felt like i put an inch of suntan lotion because this skin hasn't seen that kind of sun in a long time. you're right. and not for such an extended period of time. four days of near record heat here in the bay area and now all of a sudden, temperatures are dropping 20 to 25 degrees in just a 24 hour period. you don't see that often? >> no, you don't. that's unusual. but, hey, that's very weather. here's a look at live doppler seven. and you can probably see that we've got some well, there there was a there it goes. we had return of low clouds and fog to the coastline and along with a rather brisk onshore breeze. so we have temperature temperatures. we have wind speeds right now at the surface 22mph. here in san francisco, 23 at sfo and all around the area. it's becoming breezier and a whole lot cooler. check out this 24 hour temperature

muir beach reached capacity on saturday and stinson stinson beach was nearly full.fleet weekht large crowds to crissy field and at least two of its parking lots were full to talk about that. spencer chris, it went from so hot out there to normal. >> it's a normal. exactly. temperatures dropped 20 degrees and many bay area locations since this time yesterday. so we had extreme heat for about four days. and now people are saying, oh, it's chilly out here, so let's take a look. here's a look at our live doppler seven image. you can see clouds have returned to the coastline, the low clouds and fog and stratus as well. and that, of course, accounts for the cooldown along with this onshore breeze, which is quite brisk. a 24 mile per hour winds right now at sfo, almost 20mph here in san francisco. so let's take another look at that 24 hour temperature change. it is 18, 19, 20 degrees cooler right now than yesterday at this time in places like santa rosa, napa, san francisco and san carlos and much cooler in other places as well. here's the view from sutro tower looking at

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world news tonight anchor david muir again leads our coverage from tel aviv. good morning, david. >> reporter: robin, good morning. the israeli retaliation continues overnight. they say 200 targets hit in gaza. as president biden addressed the nation and the world, saying the death toll for americans has now risen to 14 americans dead. and the president acknowledging for the first time that at least 20 americans are missing. it's believed many of them are now in the hands of hamas. this morning the american families now hoping and praying that their loved ones come home alive. this morning the sound of israel's retaliation, booming throughout gaza. israel's promised response to the brutal surprise attack by hamas militants, plumes of smoke overtaking the sky in gaza city as the israeli military says they have now attacked 200 targets overnight releasing this video, they say, shows strikes on hamas targets at sea. also this morning, the death toll still mounting on both sides of the border. here in israel, israeli health services saying at least 1,200 have been