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you have to down load the new abc 7 news app for iphone and an droid if you have the old app. it's free. you can get it now by going to our web site abc 7 news com. on air and on the mobile device we have your world covered. >> cool technology enjoy it. >> we've been enjoying it here. >> yes. >> still ahead he's the star of san francisco academy of sciences. >> what it takes to give claud the >>> the state department of general services today said it's time a prime piece of real estate up for sale. the last part of what used to be a former insane asylum in north san jose in an area known as the golden triangle saying proceeds would be used to help pay down the state debt. >> so how do you give an alligator a physical is in the abs is carefully. a feature add traction got his annual checkup. abc 7 news has tonight's assignment 7 report. claud is a star. not just because he's rare, but he's also one of the most popular attractions in golden gate park. keeping him in shape takes dozens of people. >> it starts with a crane and tube. >> the giant tube transports and we have to lower

jennifer ashton, abc news, new york. >> how cute. >> any sleep issues?- >> you want to kill him? does he snore? >> yeah. more often than not, i'm doing what the doctor there does. you've got to go or i'm hitting the road. >> you give him a nudge and -- >> yes, very much so. >> we all know that. >> sorry, honey, the secret's out. >> you got to go, man. >>> still to come, the transformation of a former teen idol. >> how the former star of "beverly hills 90210" discovered his six-pack. he debuted that new rock solid body surrounded by screaming women. >>> next half hour, the improvements to the iphone and ipad. big announcements from apple and if they can keep the company on top. we'll let you know. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our ♪ getting jiggy with it >>> a former "beverly hills 90210" heart throb is ending his 40s with a hot, sexy new look. >> ian ziering debuting that new look on stage with the chippendales. abc's tai hernandez shows us the new role. >> reporter: 9021 -- oh my. former '90s

he takes office in august. >>> we have an abc news investigation into a shadowy and cruel world. millions of children across the globe are forced to work long hours at low wages. bob woodruff traveled to india for our new series "woodruff explores" to show us little boys as young as nine forced deep underground to do one of the most dangerous jobs on earth. >> oh, my god. this thing is about 2 feet tall. >> reporter: welcome to the rat holes of northeast india. a dark and confusing maze of coal mines, dug hundreds of feet underground. i've come here with pemba, a teenager who has been working in these tunnels since he was 12. he's just one of the thousands of children, small enough, desperate enough, in a place where child labor laws are all but ignored. >> you don't even go on your knees. you do it on your feet? >> reporter: there is a history of earthquakes here. collapsed tunnels crushing or trapping the workers. pemba just laughs it off. >> oh, this tunnel is horrible. no, no, let's go back. okay? okay. >> reporter: rosanna lyngdoh has been working to end this kind of child la

gio benitez abc news new york. >> worth every penny. that's all for us tonight.tching. we're always reporting at abcnews.com. check out "nightline" later and i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." >>> tonight what two landlord dz to this building that landed them in prison. measures for evicting tenant autos a major crack down under way on the peninsula tonight. >> and the most hazardous time is around the corner. >> michael finney resolving a driver's trouble at the toll plaz yachl a fast track fine could bankrupt a billionaire. >> here is had of the damage two bay area landlord dz to their own building to force out their tenants and tonight they're paying the price in jail. >> they've been called landlords from hell but tonight they're pleading guilty to waging a terror campaign against five tenants. has the district attorney said it's a plot from a horror movie? >> the district attorney used words like brazen when he talked about 38-year-old former software engineer and his 37-year-old wife, nicole. they have agreed to a plea deal sending him them to state prison jus

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that's coming up later in the "the skinny" on this tuesday, june 18th. >> announcer: from abc news, this with john muller and diana perez. >>> a date with betty white would be a lot of fun. >> i think so too. >> a lot of fun. >> the funniest "golden girl." >> unbelievable. her one-liners. timing is impeccable. >> she is a hard worker. still at it. >> absolutely. right. >> i would go out with betty white. >> let's set it up. >> i'll start the bidding right now. >> $5. $500. let's begin the half-hour with president obama on the defensive over the nsa spying program. >> the president tells charlie rose the programs are transparent though they are authorized in secret. and president obama says that they're a necessary part of fighting terrorism while maintaining the right to basic privacy. >> we don't have to sacrifice our freedom in order to achieve security. that is a false choice. that doesn't mean that there are not tradeoffs involved in any given program, any given action that we take. >> president obama rejected the idea that his policies mirrored those of president bush. >> the family

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i will for sure. >> reporter: amy robach, abc news, new york. >> can we talk how she is eight months'd looks like four months' pregnant. >> looks like a baby bump. doesn't look like boom. is it the clothing or not showing much? >> she has the best stylist in the world if it is the clothing. she looks amazing. those nurseries will be amazing too. >> nothing wrong with looking big. a-- those nurseries will be amazing too. and remove some waste. ctually gels to trap and that gelling also helps to lower some cholesterol. it even traps some carbs to help maintain healthy blood sugar levels as part of your diet. now that's one super hard working fiber. metamucil. 3 amazing benefits in 1 super fiber. ♪ people are switching to finish... ... and it's spreading all across america. quantum with new power gel delivers amazing clean and shine, even in the hardest water, which cascade just can't do. take the finish shine challenge with quantum. voted product of the year by consumers ! >>> welcome to "the mix," everybody. yesterday we were telling you about the stunt of a daredevil, nik wallenda wal

those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, june 12th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is muller and diana perez. >>> nba finals is going to go down, you said it. i think all the way. game seven. >> all the way to game seven. man, they beat up lebron james. they were all over him. >> they sort of had to do it to prove when they got blown out the game before that it wasn't a mismatch. >> right. they hit, it is on for sure. huh. >> we'll begin this half-hour with violent clashes across turkey. anti-government protesters regrouping to face off with riot police for yet another day. the skirmishes have dragged phone for nearly two weeks now. neither side is backing down. but the turkish prime minister meets today with the protesters. more from abc's alex marquardt. >> reporter: one of the world's great ancient cities, looks like a war zone. all day in the central square in istanbul, riot police fired volleys of burning tear gas at anti-government demonstrators knocking them back with water cannon. the demonstrators answered by throwing rocks and setting fires. their anger is di

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in oakland, jonathan blum, abc 7 news. >>> coming up next on abc 7 news >>> well, you talk about bakedte of alaska is experiencing something it hasn't seen since 1969. an actual heat wave. records are being broken. it was 81 degrees yesterday in anchorage. >> amazing that a couple weeks ago we had snow coming down and now it's gorgeous and in the 80s. >> and about an hour north it reached 96 degrees. it is a little cooler now. but this is the hottest heat wave in 44 years. pretty wild for alaska. spencer christian was just telling me, usually a high of 70 this time of year. >> maybe low 70s. the normal high for this time of the year up there. but much higher than that right now. let's look at live doppler 7 hd. almost no clouds. career skies, breezy conditions. today's high in the bay area. we'll do a comparison to alaska's highs today. 80 in antioch. 81 in santa cruz. those were the highest temperatures we recorded here in the bay area today. however, in the garden state of alaska, the sunshine state, highs today 86 at nome. 86 at fairbanks. almost unheard of in those locations and mi

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it its friday, june 21st. >> announcer: from abc new, this is "world news now." >>> it's friday. first day of summer. the longest day of the year. and -- >> it is all good. right? >> yeah. unless you are a san antonio fan. then it is not all good. >> not so good. we will get to that in a little bit. we will start this half-hour, actually, with just this, hey, why wait, dramatic repeat for the heat. >> segue, a segue. >> a nailbiter of a game until the end. the miami heat defeating the san antonio spurs in game 7 of the nba finals. 95-88. >> tim duncan. >> it was not enough, lebron james had 37 points. 12 rebounds. dwyane wade helping the heat when their second straight nba championship. lebron, second straight mvp trophy. >> i'm lebron james from akron, ohio, from the inner city. i'm not each supposed to be here. that is enough. every night i walk into the locker room, i see number 6 with james on the back the i am blessed. so what everybody say about me off the court don't matter. i ain't got no worries. >> i ain't got -- love him any way. the heat became the tenth team in the n

it is june 49. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now.". we're going to begin with the irs and a new scathing report about the agency's spending being released today. it details tens of millions of taxpayer dollars for meetings, one of which included irs employees line dancing. >> that report comes as the new head of the agency works to restore the public trust. we're uncovering the scandal. >> reporter: good morning. as if the irs didn't already have enough to deal with, now questions about the agency's finances. lawmakers wanting an explanation for those expensive conferences and those expensive parody videos. watch as a group of irs employees get their groove on. the workers doing a line dance in this video created for an agency training and leadership conference in 2010. >> i thought doing the star trek video was humiliating. >> reporter: irs employees going where no man has gone before in this parody of the 1960's science fiction show, along with a gilligan's island spoof. the bill to taxpayers, 60,000 bucks. a government watch dog is

tonight abc 7 news can. good evening, everyone. johnson. >> this story we first broke on abc 7 news at 5:00 is getting attention tonight particularly from the chp. their report has not yet been released but we're about to show you what their investigation found caused that tragedy. vic lee is live with the story only on abc 7 news. vic? >> well, dan it was a mechanical failure that caused the fire. an air spring somehow cracked and ruptured. now, mechanics call this a balloon because it sort of looks like a balloon. and it deflates like a balloon when there is a hole in it that. is apparently what happened that may evening. five women died when they were engulfed in flames inside of the limo. this video shows the fire started in the rear of the stretch limo. investigators have been examining the charred wreck in redwood city. abc 7 news learned that the air springs somehow ruptured, setting off a domino affect that led to the fire. the owner of royal auto repair services limousines explains the sequence of events. >> these are air s

linsey davis, abc news, new york >> again, linsey davis reporting on a new documentary. >>> coming up paula deen, her sons rush to her defense today. what they said about their mom. when i first felt the diabetic nerve pain, of course i had no idea what it was. i felt like my feet were going to sleep. it progressed from there to burning like i was walking on hot coals... to like 1,000 bees that were just stinging my feet. i have a great relationship with my doctor... he found lyrica for me. [ female announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, changes in eyesight including blurry vision, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or skin sores from diabetes. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs and feet. don't dr

amy robach, abc news, new york. >>> we thank you for watching. we're always working for you at abcnews.com with the latest. "nightline" will be here later. we'll see you right back here tomorrow night. until then have a great night. ack here tomorrow night. until then have a great night. . >>> all work on the future home of the 49ers is on hold tonight after a worker dyes in a construction zenlt. his son tells what his father thought about the safety on the site. >> america's cup racing gets watered down again. the latest set back for sailing fans and the city of san francisco. >> i'm sandhya patel. pattern changes coming as we get closer to the weekend. i'll let you know what this means for your plans coming up. >> he's a father of four, grandfather two of. great guy. and just a wonderful man. >> a construction accident killed a family member who was a member of the niners faithful. good evening. >> i'm cheryl jennings. the 62-year-old donald white devoted his career to construction work without major accidents. the tonight the investigation foc

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ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> and we thank ron and our abc station in houston, ktrk. >>> and now, a tragic accident in the air over the desert in arizona. two small planes colliding and crashing. killing all four people aboard, two on each plane. the collision happened in north phoenix. one of the planes was registered to a company that trains commercial pilots in the area. and today, federal investigators are headed to the scene to begin determining what went wrong. >>> and next, to the developing story of that american woman, the mother of seven, who was arrested in mexico and accused of smuggling marijuana, put in prison. tonight, she's free and finally heading home. so, what happened? and what is she saying tonight about being free? abc's gio benitez has the story. >> reporter: overnight, this emotional reunion. yanira maldonado and her husband gary, holding each other tightly, after she spent more than a week locked up in a secluded mexican prison. >> i'm tired. exhausted. i had a long day. >> reporter: you've had a long nine days. >> yes. >> reporter: in her first inter

rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> several football players at the naval academy will soon be chargedr the alleged victim. female midshipman says she passed out drunk while at an off-campus party. later she learned from friend and social media the players claimed to have sex with her while incapacitated. following in an investigation that took more than a year. women may be able to start training as army rangers by 2015, navy seals a year later under the pentagon plan. announ. calls for women and men to meet the same mental, physical standard across all branches of the military. chairman of the joint chiefs has said the problem of sex assaults in the military is linked to the ban on women in fighting conditions. >> the nsa whistle blower, eric snowden. documents from snowden, in a meeting the nsa intercepted communications from the russian president after he met with president obama. snowden's father is urging him to stop the leaks. >> i just asked that you measure what you are going to do and not release any more information. >> no good can come of his revelations. the question is --

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dan harris, abc news, new york. >> fascinating stuff. who knew?ke a round about way to do what you want to do. >> can i do rumspringa for 15, 20 years. then i will come back. >> see you guys in a little while. >> wonder how much time you are allowed to be out there. >> has to be a time limit on it. who knows? rumspringa is for them to find a marriage partner. how do you find a marriage partner doing this stuff. >> got to get it out of your system. >> yes, i agree. we'll be back. be back. i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you thousands in out-of-pocket costs. to me, relationships matter. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know

dan harris, abc news, new york. >> wow.-type thing, yeah. >> nothing. they've been at this for a while. they left their florida home in 2008 and since then they have traveled the world on this board the "nina." >> they were experienced. knew what they were doing. dangerous out there. >> hopefully they will find them soon. >>> coming up, the world's most expensive bed. >> what could possibly make it worth the $175,000 price tag? >> whoa. >> you'll be able to see for yourself coming up next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from ♪ sweet dreams are made of these ♪ ♪ who am i to disagree >>> this year marks the 60th anniversary of queen elizabeth's reign and a special bed is being produced in her honor. >> a british mattress company making 60 of them. each will cost a pretty big chunk of cash. abc's travel and lifestyle editor checked it out. >> reporter: it's being billed as the world's most expensive bed, and the cost? a whopping $17

abc news, new york. >> you wonder if the guys will ever go back on a scaffold.a hunch they probably will. check that out. >> are you afraid of heights? >> just in a day's work. i'm not crazy about heights. i would never go out for that. >> no. i can't. just the thought of it. just looking at the scaffolding. put a pit in my stomach. >> yeah, yeah. no. cross that off the list. >> caped crusaders that wash windows outside of children's hospitals, that i would do. only once. >> the guys were out for an hour. glad they're okay. >> for sure. >>> are you planning on booking a vacation? many websites to help you. which ones are the best. we're getting a look at the most popular ones. >>> ahead in the next half hour, a woman who has been a bridesmaid, 14 times. no joke, special dresses and expenses that keep piling up for her. you are watching "world news now." rld news now. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after ♪ come fly with me >>> all right. summertime the right time to catch the plane and fly out of town. thanks to the internet there are a lot of ways to s

we'll have an update on abc 7 news beginning at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. >>> that's going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news tonight. we continue tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. i'm katie marzullo. for mike shumann and leigh glaser, thank you for joining us. have a great night. we're in the sailing capital of the world annapolis, maryland. searching for that perfect sweet retreat. will it be a water view, a quaint cottage, or a little history. you're going to have us stay in a church. just wait until you see the one of a kind vacation rentals annapolis has to offer. i love this touunusual but i love this touch. i'm rene slyer i've traveled the world for work and fun, and one thing i've noticed is the growing trend of renting a house while on vacation. it's a great alternative and the options are endless, from the mountains, to the ocean, to the cities and everything in between, get ready to tour some sweet retreats. ♪

we'll have an update on abc 7 news beginning at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. >>> that's going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news tonight. we continue tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. i'm katie marzullo. for mike shumann and leigh glaser, thank you for joining us. have a great night. (addison) you know what gets on my nerves? (sam) hmm? this assertion that we are supposed to pair up, you know, that we have to be in couples. and love, marriage--you know, marriage was invented as a financial transaction, and it does not make you whole. yeah, and a lot of marriages end in divorce. yes, most marriages end in divorce. i'm divorced. you're divorced. marriage is stupid. my life is mine. right?

news bay area. our reporting continues constantly there. a look an exclusive from abc 7 news. we learned the cause of that fire that killed five women riding in a limousine on the san mateo bridge last night. vic lee with a story that you will see only on abc 7 news. >> reporter: five women died when they were engulfed in flames inside the limo. this cell phone video shows the fire started in the rear of the stretch limo. chp investigators have been examining the charred wreck at this towing lot in redwood city. abc 7 news has learned that the air springs in the rear of the limo somehow ruptured setting off a domino effect that led to the fire. the owner of a garage that services limousines explains the sequence of events. >> these are air springs. they carry the weight of the car. when there is one of them has a rupture the whole car drops down to basiccal almost all of the tires. >> explains why witnesses say the back of the lincoln town car was extremely low to the the ground while moving across the bridge. >> when the car drops down this part of the driveline usually it wil

abc 7 news was first to break this story on twitter today. you can get alerts any time just follow us on abc 7 news bay area we've been getting you can share your opinion. >> a union city family is in shock tonight over the sudden death of their 6-year-old boy fatally maul bid the family dog. >> l family says they never saw the dog display aggression. abc 7 news with more now from union city. >> union city police say it was a terrible accident. they were called to the house here on elizabeth way yesterday in the middle of the day. the 6-year-old was attack asked killed by the family pit bull. adult members of the family were insiftd home. >> somehow it appears the young man might have tried to ride the dog's back or engage in horse play with the dog. the dog bit him. >> the boy died later, family members say they had the dog two years belong together uncle a police officer. a lawyer hired by the department to support the family said the uncle ran outside immediately. >> he removed the dog from the child without incident. the dog let loose of t

those are just some of our top stories on this wednesday, june 26th. >> announcer: from abc news thisdnesday morning, everybody. we begin this half-hour with two potential landmark rulings expected later today from the supreme court, refined marriage. its decision oz in two major cases that challenge state and federal laws banning gay marriage. the first case considers california's proposition 8 banning gay marriage paced in 2008. the supreme court to decide if it is unconstitutional. the second takes aim at the 1996 federal defense of marriage act. in march we were given a glimpse into how the justice are kidding the cases. >> the problem with the case is that -- the evidence you cite for us to go into unchartered waters. you want us to step in and render a decision based on an assessment of the effects of this institution which is newer than cell phones or the internet. >> reporter: challenging the california law are these two men. >> anyone who has fallen in live out there knows you don't choose who you fall in love with. you just fall in love. there is no choice in the matter. it

. >> announcer: from abc news, this is abc "world news" with david muir. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us. here on a saturday night. we do begin tonight with two separate air scares. two separate flights, packed with passengers and crew, suddenly fearing that there were bombs on board. the cases unrelated, both frightening. this egypt-bound flight bound for new york city, suddenly military jets scrambled, escorting the flight as it was diverted to scotland after someone found a note in the bathroom saying a bomb onboard. it had a seat number. the other flight on frontier airlines, a passenger told a flight attendant there's a bomb in his backpack. the flight crew piling seat cushions on top of the bag, doing anything to protect passengers. we have both flights covered tonight, beginning with one still unfolding at this hour the one heading for new york city. investigators still on the scene tonight, and abc's nick schifrin is in london. >> reporter: flight 985 had been in the air for four hours when a passenger found a horrifying, handwritten threat. >> i found this no

. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i am filling in today just for john. a new thing that you all do. walking over here. a new touch. >> taking me extra long to sit today. >> it's all right. >> dramatic entrance. two dramatic entrances. let me have one. >> i'm tired. a long stroll. >> i'm winded. >> got to get back to the gym. >> look who it is, everybody. >> good morning. it's good to be back. just for the day. >> look at you. just a one-night stand. >> little one-night stand. we've all been there. >> so dirty. >> day side hasn't tamed me. >> all the same. >> three months, man. >> really? >> march 15th the last day. three months, crazy. goes by fast. >> it really does. you have been doing great on day side. working day light hours. you have a tan. >> i did. >> look healthy, plump, wonderful. >> sleep, normal diet. and sun light. >> is this what i can look forward to in five years when i get off this shift. >> keep on trucking. there is a light at the end of the tunnel. >> if i read faster ever day. will i get there faster. all right. we begin this half-ho

. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> good fridayheast. a lot of wet weather. on our way. good napping weather. >> absolutely. it is friday. >> good for us. it is friday. >> that's the good news. >> yep. >> now let's get to the not so good news. we begin with damaging winds and flooding rains of tropical storm andreaple. >> weather system now making its way up the east coast with watches and warnings posted from northern virginia up to the, new england area, millions living in florida's gulf coast are drying out after a day of damaging weather. our coverage begins now with abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tropical storm andrea crossed florida, dumping rain and flooding roads. the first named storm of the atlantic hurricane season bringing with it sustained winds as high as 60 miles an hour. tornados have touched down in florida forcing families to take cover. >> i heard it start to rumble. i grabbed her. we got in my bathroom closet. >> reporter: places like here in florida, they're left with a lot to clean up. >> just amazing, bee

you have all those impacts. >> lisa argen, abc news meteorologist. >> are we seen these earlier stormster storms is that the new normal? >> i think we're having a new normal. i absolutely do. it's not as hot in the summer as it usually is. it's not as cold. in the winter months as it has been in the past. think we're seeing a new normal. every ten years we'll go back and get the data and they have been trending warmer for the bay area. i think that is the nay normal. >> the weather conferences have provided proof of the glaciers and the temperatures rising, not just in one location but around the country. i think certainly global warming is a huge threat to the bay area. if it continues at current pace we could be seeing major climate changes. we're seeing khaims changes around the world. ♪ ♪ >> i have to say one of the best tools we have at abc7 is live doppler 7-hd. >> leigh glaser, abc news meteorologist. >> whether i am out in the field reporting on weather, it is spot on. it is spot on. it is so reliable, it's accurate. live doppler 7, it's on mount st. helena. it is farther west

. >> from abc news world headquarters this is abc world news with david muir. >> good evening.s for joining us on a sunday night and we do begin with that breaking news, the whistle blower revealed the 29-year-old who leaked the top secret details of the government's sweeping surveillance program has now come forward. his name is edward snowden, a contract worker who found the extent of the surveillance program quote, horrifying. he accepts the risk and says he may never see his home again. we have team coverage this evening wait for example word from the white house, but we'll begin with abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross in our washington bureau. good evening. >> good evening. the person responsible for one of the greatest security leaks in recent american history faces almost certain criminal prosecution, but he insisted that his identity be made public after fleeing to hong kong three month ago. >> my name is ed snowden. i am 29 years old. >> he is a former cia technician who currently is a civilian contractor with the nsa in hawaii. >> when you see everythi

in galveston, for abc news. >> that's all great. new carpets. new linens. new beds.ed the engine rooms. added backup power generators. fire safety equipment. clearly want to reassure people it is good to come on carnival and cruise. >> yeah, i think -- carnival, while its name has been tainted unfortunately this was a pr disaster. i think the name "triumph" need to be eliminated and rename the ship something else. that's just me. what do i know? >> the "world news now," i think. >> my gosh, a good idea. give us free cruises. >> bingo. i'll go on that one. >> there you go. >> still ahead, it is father's day weekend. we want to know your plans. >> we'll share some of the best ideas for the special day you gave to us. we'll be right back. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ ♪ >> this weekend, probably as you know is father's day. you got some plans. >> grilling, chilling. my brother, my mom, my niece and nephew coming down. just going to be, grilling, playing hoops, ping-pong, darts. tipping back a little red wine and good stuff.

something. >> this is mazing. >> a day this ranger will never forget. >> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >> a car seat could not save a toddler from this accident that split a dmar two. >> and a bay area pharmacy where an employee may have infected customers with hepatitis. >> hot weather and a risk of rip currents are ahead. >> how fast was this car going when it hit a tree and split in two? that is what police want to know after a toddler was killed in a horrible accident. good evening. >> it happened anear chadborn drive and dorn place. as you can see on the map here what a terrible tragedy. >> it's nothing more than a horrific scene here. you can see part of the vehicle is in the middle of the parkway then another part sheared off. sky p was overhaetd moments after the crash happened. witnesses say the car two adults and a child was speeding northbound to by some estimates up to 100 miles per hour. a driver lost control. the driver, a man told her his 2-year-old skpon wife were in the vehicle but the child was eject frtd impact and the fe

castro will be in court next week. >>> and now, to an abc news exclusive. for the first time, we are hearing the unmistakable voice of trayvon martin, who was shot to death on the way to see his family. the recording may help answer a question about what really happened, whose voice is on another tape, screaming? was it martin or george zimmerman, who claimed self-defense? here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: his is one of the nation's most recognizable faces, but this may be the first time you'll hear trayvon martin speak. >> ooh! he coming for that -- >> reporter: abc news exclusively obtained audio from his cell phone. take a listen as the 17-year-old is heard horsing around with his friends. as he films two homeless men arguing over a bike. >> we need a behind the scenes. >> reporter: that new audio clip could be a pivotal piece of evidence in the trial, when compared with this -- [ screaming ] >> i'm not sure, there's just someone screaming outside. >> reporter: the 911 call the night of the shooting. [ screaming ] >> do you think they're yelling hel

it's monday, june 17th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> there we go. >> whatat is going on? >> well, well, well. >> this is not a rerun. it is actually still june 2013. >> june 2012. >> throwback episode. good to be here. >> welcome back. >> good to be here. >> one night only. >> just one night. filling in for mr. muller. >> that's right. what have you been up snu. >> day side. working during the sun light. keeping me busy. which is good. the overnight are still home. good to be back even if for one night. >> when they came calling. i am way too busy. but i will drop everything just to come and entertain my insomniacs for one night. >> i don't miss the hours. i miss the show. let's do it. had a diet coke. cappuccino, some meth. i am ready to go. >> so you fit right in here with us. >> exactly. exactly. >> all right. let's get going. we have all kind of fun and interesting things you. are going to want to stick around just because, just because. >> let's have fun with it. live old-time. good to see you. have fun with it. >> good to have you here. >> did we intr

. >> reporter: miriam hernandez, abc news. >> feel bad for the kids. >> in the news.empted suicide a couple weeks ago. prince somewhat addressed that. he is 16. paris is 15. she was hit the hardest because she was daddy's little princess. >> of course. >> understandable. only little girl in the family. >> seems like real good kids, don't they? >> his dad instilled hard work, following your dreams. he wants to bea film maker. he said when he was young. he says he still wants to do that. he says his gpa in high school was a 3.68. incredible for children so privileged. >> no doubt. good for them. >>> coming up, the big question for duchess kate. will she or won't she? >> the noisy debate whether kate middleson will choose to breast-feed even in public. >>> in our next half hour, game changer in clothing design. fancy fashions appealing to plus-sized women with style. you are watching "world news ♪ baby baby oh baby baby no >>> kate middleton, duchess kate has been setting trends since she became part of the royal family. >> that is likely not going to change when she bec

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. >> heat first game is changing the newscast schedule. >> world news is next then abc 7 news at 5:00 then our coverage of game three at 5:30. after join me for after the game. >> thanks for joining us. for abc 7 news at 4:00. >> we'll see >>> this is "world news." tonight, spy hunt, the man who revealed the nation's top secrets on the run. facing life behind bars. did he act alone? >>> protesters battling in the streets, a critical american ally in turmoil tonight. >>> and wild weather. imagine seeing this through your windshield. the blinding sandstorm that created havoc on an american highway. >>> good morning, we begin with a very serious version of international cat and mouse. a 29-year-old american man responsible for a breach of some of the nation's top secrets on the run tonigh

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abc news, new york. >> one more reason why you do not mess with texas. >>> man is facing trespassing charges after a stun. look at this, the man climbed an 8 story utility tower in california. he held off police for a number of hours. the power company had to reroute the electricity for the man's safety. used use a tree trimmer and buck today kit him down. >>> this morning federal agents are being sent in to determine what started the black forest fire. the fire is fueled by bone-dry conditions is taking a devastating toll. two people are dead. and homes burn to their foundation. and police are keeping everythingong lockdown. >> all of us are getting treated like criminals we can't come out. >> reporter: steady rain on sunday gave a boost to firefighters hunting for spot spots near colorado springs. but the fights is far from over. >>> kardashian and west go from new couple to parents. >>> breaking news out of baltimore county. eight people taken to the hospital, possibly from carbon monoxide poisoning. we're live on the scene. >> two homes and businesses damaged on what police belie