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abc news. good night, america. >> today on our show, another player will attempt that white-knuckle climb to a dollar payday. will they make it? let's find out. it's "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. welcome to the show. you guys ready to play "millionaire"? [cheers and applause] our returning contestant is a teacher who integrates classroom. his students will be watching to see if he wins the $1 million today. from augusta, maine, please welcome back zach freeman. [cheers and applause] what's up, zach? welcome back. >> thank you, thank you. >> so wait-- so what grade are we teaching here? >> 9th and 10th graders. >> 9th--and so high school algebra? >> high school algebra and high school statistics. >> okay, that sounds fun. >> oh, it's--i find it fun, but my students don't find it so much fun. >> so you incorporate the comic books. >> i try to, into the tests and quizzes. >> how does that work into statistics and algebra? >> you can come up with problems where you have a superhero as the main part of the problem, and then you actually ha

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i'll he show you how warm when abc news at 5:00 continues. >>> great america announcing plans to expand today. the theme park has big projects in the works including this new ride. an area similar to downtown disney bp abc 7 news reporters joins us live from santa clara to explain. hi, janine. >> reporter: the park is open tonight to season pass holders. they get to tryout the new roller coaster there that you see behind me. right now the tallest ride in the park is the star tower. city just approved rides to be 30 feet taller than that. great america's ride is the for floorless roller coaster. called the patriot, they had military as their first riders. >> it was quite an experience. they hit us with fireworks as we went around. >> there is expansion plans and rezoning the park. one of the biggest is an entertainment area in front of the park similar it downtown disney. the public can access it without having to go inside the park. >> we are lacking in entertainment. restaurants, food and beverage. this type of activity for families and p em that live and worth in santa clara. this is

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our entire abc news team standing by, a special edition of "good morning america" starts right now. >>> and good morning, america. we are live with breaking news for our viewers in the west. president trump's military strike on syria. the first direct attack on syria's regime from u.s. forces during that country's deadly civil war. you're looking at strikes from two navy war ships right now. and we have new drone video showing the aftermath where syrian groups launched the chemical attack that took more than 80 lives. >> here's what we know. the attack occurring at 3:40 a.m. local time, taking just 35 minutes. syrian and russian authorities saying six were killed. about an hour after that strike, president trump spoke from florida, and we expect to see him about a half-an-hour from now from mar-a-lago. the russian military given advanced notice of the attack just moments before it occurred. syrian president, bashar al assad, calling the attack an unjust act of aggression. >> breaking in the last hour, awhat pierce to be a terror attack in sweden, you see it right there. they say sever

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our entire abc news team standing by, a special edition of "good morning america" starts right now. >>> and good morning, america. let's get right to that breaking news overnight. president trump's military strike on syria. the first direct attack on the syrian regime from u.s. forces in that country's deadly civil war. we do have new video this morning from syrian television. it was shot from some distance but the graphic says it shows the scene of the attack, of course, it was early in the morning there, still dark in syria. and about an hour after the strike president trump spoke from florida explaining it was a vital u.s. interest to respond to syria's use of chemical weapons. syria's leaders have responded calling it an act of aggression by the u.s. and syria's ally russia has also condemned the attack. >> here's what we know, the attack began at 4:40 a.m. local time. 59 tomahawk missiles fired from two warships in the mediterranean. the attack lasted approximately 35 minutes. the syrians and russians claiming six were killed. the target was an airfield in the western province of

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clashed with kushner pushing for greater engagement with the world, bannon for the strategy america first. abc news learned the day after these photos were taken at mar-a-lago kushner and bannon sat down friday in an attempt to settle their differences. chief of staff reince priebus also attended the meeting but white house officials deny any imminent shakeup. >> david, the president is dealing with syria, a new supreme court justice, this public feud between aides is the last thing he needs right now? >> reporter: that's right. this is a huge moment for the president. you have got a china summit that came off without incident. missiles that hit their targets in syria and a new supreme court pick to be sworn in on monday. the last thing the white house wants is talk of infighting, tom. >> david, thanks. there'll be much more on the interview with secretary of state tomorrow on "this week." >>> turning to sweden. a country still in shock over a truck attack mowing down pedestrians in the capital. a 39-year-old suspect under arrest and investigators examining a device they say was found inside the tr

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abc's david muir. >> our made in america team all across new england. remember l.l.e in brunswick, maine. the team behind randolph sunglasses outside boston. we tried them on realizing we were better off leaving it to them. our stop in new bedford, massachusetts, the sign outside they're hiring. inside t f life, just as it has now for three decades. 800 workers, cut and sew more than 1,000 men's suits every day for the man joseph aboud. we went to find the man. >> what a success story? after all these years? >> that's a form of survival isn't it. 30 years. >> reporter: aboud suits made in america. the new bedford factory 30 miles from where he grew up and where he discovered his high school, voted him best dressed. >> we looked back at your high school yearbook. >> yes, okay. thank you for doing that. >> pretty prophetic, right? >> amazing, yes. best dressed. it was, i always thought that d after years of success, he sold his business. his trademark, had to stay good-bye to employees. later began working with men's warehouse. >> you left, never thought you would work

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abc 7 news. >>> nightline will have continuing coverage of the strike on syria at 12:37 a.m., and count on abc mornings at 4:30 and good morning america at 7:00. get updates any time, just enable push alerts. >> more breaking news in the east bay. a land slide has forced half a dozen homes in the hills to evacuate. >> they are located just off of sheppard canyon road, two homes were hit by mud and a total of five homes have been evacuated just to be safe. four of them are on banning drive and the fifth is on aiken drive, a tree broke loose and partially hit another. firefighters evacuated everyone in the area. >> right now, everyone is safe. no injuries and we don't suspect or expect this to worsen. as of right now, but it depends on the rain and the wind. >> civil engineers are at the mome homes checking to see how much damage was done. they are not sure when it's safe for the families to go back inside. the red cross is helping the families tonight. >> we are tracking live doppler seven, who is tracking the storm and expect the wet weather to continue thu the morning commute. >> this is one serious storm. take a hook at live doppler

. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing in >>> making news in america this friday morningbenchmark less than 24 hours away. overnight, president trump givering a new interview, saying the job is harder than he expected. >> i thought it would be easier. >> plus, a comment about north korea involving the the possibility of major conflict. >>> severe storms on the radar. powerful winds knock out power to parts of l.a. overnight. there's a weekend warmup on the way. >>> the host of the popular show "fixer upper" named in a million-dollar lawsuit. what chip gainess' former business partners accuse him of doing. >>> and draft night. tears. surprises. and this year, there was

abc 7 news. >>> nightline will have continuing coverage of the strike on syria at 12:37 a.m., and count on abc mornings at 4:30 and good morning america at 7:00. get updates any time, just enable push alerts. >> more breaking news in the east bay. a land slide has forced half a dozen homes in the hills to evacuate. >> they are located just off of sheppard canyon road, two homes were hit by mud and a total of five homes have been evacuated just to be safe. four of them are on banning drive and the fifth is on aiken drive, a tree broke loose and partially hit another. firefighters evacuated everyone in the area. >> right now, everyone is safe. no injuries and we don't suspect or expect this to worsen. as of right now, but it depends on the rain and the wind. >> civil engineers are at the mome homes checking to see how much damage was done. they are not sure when it's safe for the families to go back inside. the red cross is helping the families tonight. >> we are tracking live doppler seven, who is tracking the storm and expect the wet weather to continue thu the morning commute. >> this is one serious storm. take a hook at live doppler

abc news, washington. >>> now to developing news tonight overseas. south america specifically.ave died in flooding caused by intense rains in colombia. 220 people missing tonight and many of those are feared dead. an avalanche of water from three overflowing rivers swept through a city of 40,000 people while everyone was asleep. >>> what should have been a fun time in a hotel swimming pool turned tragic in michigan. one 13-year-old boy died. other children had to be revived after suffering carbon monoxide poisoning. the odorless, colorless, and lethal gas even sickened first responders. abc report eer chuck sivertsen tells us more. >> reporter: first responders to this small town michigan hotel found poolside had become a mass casualty scene. >> i have a report of approximately six to seven children in the pool area all unconscious. >> reporter: carbon monoxide killing a 13-year-old boy and poisoning nearly a dozen others. the youngsters were playing at this pool when they began falling ill. >> my mom heard it and went down there and she said when she arrived all the kids were

they had just left a late night holy thursday mass off great america parkway in santa clara. abc 7 news reporter katy mar sul lo tells us the victims included a mother and daughter. >> reporter: jeff says his 92-year-old grandmother angela was devoted to her religion, angela, two of her daughter and niece were out going church to church for the stations of the cross, an easter tradition. they were leaving our lady of peace around 8:30. they say a 36 of drunk and speeding. he hit the women head on. >> he's charged with felony dui and vehicular manslaughter. >> reporter: angela and her daughter were killed. >> she likes to party, karaoke. >> reporter: sher sister survived the crash. her husband had to them her, her mom and sister had died. >> she had a feeling that it would happen because she was calling their names and no response. >> reporter: in an instant, an extended san jose family lost a favorite aunt and beloved matery arc. >> she's the best. she took care of us since we were like this and running around. she loved to garden. that's the one thing like she had a beautiful garden ou

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america. that story tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> a florida man said he was denied $100,000 jock pot because he let his friend try her luck. >> putting $50 in the slot machine at a casino in ft. lauderdale and let the friend push the button for luck. she hit the jackpot, but he did not win a dime. why? >> well, according to the rules, the person who pulls the arm or presses the button is the winner. >> upstairs,s eye in the sky says she touched the button, technically we pay her. >> i never had such big jackpot in my life. >> reporter: well, she says she offered to give him some of the money, but then things got nasty, and now they are not friends. >> huh. >> what would you do? keep it? give if back? split it? weal hear from you, there's a poll on abc 7 news bay area. there's no winners in the story, but she won, $100,000. she's the winner, i guess. >> if it were us, we'd go split three ways evenly, 33%, 33%, 33%. >> put it on -- >> we'd put it on the roulette table all on black. double it. >> that's right. and then we'll have that. all right. the giants, good luck today as well. bet on the

abc news chief health and medical editor on "good morning america" katoday with an importt warning. >i got a flu shot and got the flu, could i get it again? >> unfortunately, you could. >> what? no. >> you could get in -- not the same strain. >> oh, lucky me. >> but you can get influenza in january, and then april and baseball season, you get b. >> so if you get the flu, doctor's best advice is simple. stay home. wash your hands a lot. avoid being around other people until you are feeling well again. >>> now to the morning money report. excitement over tesla's model 3 boosted the company before the cars rolled off the production line. this morning, tesla passed four in terms of market value. bloomberg reports tesla is now valued at nearly $48 billion. even though it is the smallest publicly held u.s. car maker. tesla's scheduled to start production of the new model 3 by july. apple is considering selling a bundle of premium tv channels. texts report the bundle includes hbo,show thyme, and stars. they are available on apple tv already, but you have to buy them separately. right now, if

. >>> people in san francisco honored the life and legacy of one of america's most influential civil rights leaders. ♪ abc news in the mission district for today's cesar chavez festival. chavez co-founded the united farm workers union and fought for rights of some of america's poorest laborers. today's festival also celebrated the many cultures that make up the mission district. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, pet pigs could soon become reality in one east bay city. but it's not going to be hog heaven for all the owners. the problem with the porkers next. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tu tuma. warm today but soon 90s will be a reality for many traditional aerosols contain which eventually falls down and spoils the experience. introducing air wick pure... ...with 9x more fragrance and less water. experience great fragrance with less wet spray. air wick pure: more fragrance, less wet spray. also available in freshmatic. keep your home fresh all day with automatic bursts of fragrance with no added water. air wick freshmatic. now available in pure. >>> pot-bellied pigs as pets could soon become reality in

sweat the small stuff. >> you know what, life is okay. >> reporter: for "good morning america," nick watt, abc newst to read it too. counts more people to add to the 10 million. >> you can always adjust your expectations. >> when you're able to choose happiness. sometimes i have a said that and people say, oh, because of clinical things or whatever. but if you are all things considered you can choose happiness. >> yep. >> and this is what he's talking about. >> the book "solve for happy" is out right now. >>> going to switch gears. very cool story. a treasure hunt if you will that was sparked from space. astronaut gordon cooper took pictures of hidden treasure in the caribbean while he was orbiting the earth. he literally saw it from space. he created a map and now the hunt is on to find that loot. david wright has the story. amazing. >> reporter: it's a quest that began half a century ago with one of nasa's original astronauts. >> you look good here. >> reporter: colonel gordon cooper, gordo for sure. the real purpose of his first mission launched seven months after the cuban missile crisis was to

. >>> finally this morning, new england is the latest stop for our look at what is made in america. >> abc'sts american workers who are all focused on making men look on fleek, or is it flick? >> reporter: our made in america team all across new england, our stop in new bedford, massachusetts. the sign right outside, they're hiring. inside the factory coming to life just as it has now for three decades. 800 workers cut and sew more than 1,000 men's suits every day for the brand joseph abboud. >> what a success story after all these years. >> that's a form of survival, isn't it, 30 years. >> reporter: for 30 years abboud suits have been made in america. the new bedford factory just 30 miles from where he grew up and from where we discovered his high school voted him best dressed. >> we looked back at your high school year book. >> oh, yes, okay. thank you for doing that. >> prophetic, right? >> that's amazing. >> best dressed. >> best dressed. i always thought that dressing well opened doors. >> reporter: and it did. and after years of success, he sold his business, his trademark, but had to

. >> he also promises policy changes in an exclusive interview on "good morning america," abc 7 news anchor kristen sze is here with the latest developments. kristen. >> well, dan and alma, today united ceo oscar munoz is striking a much different tone than his earlier statements about the incident. >> the word shame comes to mind and you saw us at a bad moment. and this can never -- will never happen again. >> reporter: this refers to security officers dragging a passenger off a flight from chicago to louisville to make room for united employees needed for a later flight. munoz promises to look at the incentives for passengers to give up their seats and change the use of law enforcement on united flights. >> law enforcement official will never come on one of your planes again? >> to remove a booked, paid seated passenger, we can't do that. >> no, i'm not going. i am not going. >> reporter: also making news, this new video, passenger of david dao before he was dragged, he'd rather go to jail than be taken offer the flight. they are holding a news conference tomorrow with a dao family

if true, it would be the oldest sign of humans in america ever discovered. here's abc 7 newseen sullivan. >> reporter: paleontologists getting closer to pinpointing when humans first roamed north america. specifically southern california. >> how did we get here and who are our ancestors. this is a piece of our puzzle. >> reporter: helping to piece it all together are these fossils and primitive tools found 25 years ago. they suggest the first known americans arrived much, much earlier than scientists thought. more than 100,000 years ago. and maybe they were nae neanderthals. >> what is that? >> reporter: the bones, and tusks of an elephant-like mastodon unveiled today show evidence of human-like behavior. >> used that one as a hammer, used that one as an anvil. >> reporter: scientists seeing evidence the fossils were hit with tools mean humans were around at the same time. for curious kids and adults findings are appreciated. >> cool to see something we normally wouldn't be able to see. >> rewriting the history of when humans reached the new world. the report now appears in t

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he still thinks in zero-sum terms, so that plus two for america, it's minus two for russia. >> abc 7 news reporter is speaking with the ambassador and the congresswoman right now and veel a live report coming up at 6:00. now, to the latest on the investigation into possible contacts between rush and at white house. the president is striking back as the man who heads up the congressional investigation faces more questions. abc news reporter david wright has the latest from washington. >> reporter: having already called the investigation into russian meddling in the u.s. election a witch witch witch wih trump was back at it again today gent venting his outrage on twitter. it's the same fake news media that said there was no faj of victory for trump that now pushing the phony russian story a total scam. but the president's tweets don't square with his own cabinet member's public positions. >> so you had yesterday the spectacle of the secretary of state and the secretary of defense talking about the russian incursion into our election and the white house led by the president continues to back

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abc 7 news. >>> now this weekend's work effected some airlines more than others. virgin americaample told abc 7 today that winds along with runway construction in lauchg added to the hassle passengers face. "we aim to give as much notees to guests as and pre-emptively cancel flights where we can to mitigate issues like this. >>> a group of local and federal leaders are urging the trump administration to release millions of dollars to modernize the aging cal train system. those include representatives -- and sprl pesken. they're urging the white house to stop delaying the white house which would electrify the line and replace the 1980s locomotives and rail cars. >> this is bad, bad politics. it's shameful anything like this would happen. the american people deserve better. certainly the people of our region deserve better. >>> in february the trump administration with held funding to modernize the aging and over crowded system. the white house is seeking to cut nearly a billion dollars from the transportation budget this year. >>> a big promise from tesla. they announced plans to

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