>>> welcome to "beyond the headlines", i'm cheryl jennings, each of the shows looks at early childhood development, the precious years between birth and five years old. we know nur tufring young minds is key to ensuring a healthy and happy childhood. our guest shows us how the future of our society depends on our ability to develop this next generation. joining me in the studio is dr. ross thompson a distinguished professor of psychology. >> thank you for coming. >> my pleasure. >> you're doing parent/child development in the first three years. tell us about that. >> we study parent/child relationships and our appreciation for the importance of what is going on in these every day encounters between a responsive adult and interested child. our appreciation of that is really grown because of the work on early brain development because of the ways researchers and neuroscientists have focused on how explosive is the growth of the brain in the early years of life and how much the brain grows as a result of how it's stimulated by social interaction like these, adults who are singing and othe

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i'm cheryl jennings. a special roundtable edition today, focusing on our bay area's asian-pacific american community. according to the library of congress, the term "asian-pacific" encompasses all of the asian continent, as well as the pacific islands of melanesia, micronesia, and polynesia. the people and cultures of this region have added significantly to the rich diversity of the bay area. the u.s. census estimates, in 2013, asians and pacific islanders made up 20.8 million residents, or 6.4%. california had the largest population at almost 6.5 million, or more than 16% of the state. abc7's kristen sze is here now with leaders in our bay area's asian-pacific american community. >> thank you, cheryl. let's welcome today's guests. margaret abe-koga is a member of the san francisco regional water quality control board and district director for assembly member evan low. welcome. asha jadeja is highly respected as a venture capitalist, angel investor in more than a hundred silicon valley startups, closely a

cheryl jennings explains. >> okay. >> getting the routine mammogram many women over 40 schedule once a year but this scan is part of a ground breaking effort to re-examine in the benefits of that ritual. >> i'm very lucky my risk are low. any other women in your family diagnosed with breast cancer. >> shod is in a clinical trial to get der way. he's collecting information information that is a risk assessment. family history is first. then mammogram to measure breast density and financially for the first time a dna sample that will allow searchers to scour patient genome for marker linked to elevated ccer risk. >> it was with that risk profile will determine how often a woman should be screenedor breast cancer with what modality mammogra mri. >> question of how often women should be reened for breast cancer is a lightning rodver the last several years. in fact when federal panel suggest that some women might only need mammogram ery other year that touched off debate that spread all wait congress. >> could test 2000 women and only ones positive. doesn't matter thif you are the wuchbil

i'm cheryl jennings.e are talking about prescription drug abuse, a deadly epidemic. plus a shocking increase in hein use and the fact that kids are dying from it. joining me w is april rosaro, a mother who lost her college-ag son due to an overdose. she turned that private pain into a massive effort to help others. i'm glad you're here. i'm so sorry about the loss of your so >> thank you. >> we met at the drug summit. i'm grateful for the grassroots work you're doing. let's get started by talking about what happened to your son. >> joey graduated from high school in 2006, went off to school in the fall to arizona state university. on december 18, 2009 we got call letting us know he had be found in his apartment off capus and he had passed away. ultimately we learned that he had visited doctor just nine days before his pasing. he had been prescribed medications she have never had. that doctor has sinc been arrested and charged with his death so she's been charged second degree murdern his death as well as

cheryl jennings explains. >> okay. >> getting the routine mammogram many women over 40 schedule onceear but this scan is part of a ground breaking effort to re-examine in the benefits of that ritual. >> i'm very lucky my risk are low. any other women in your family diagnosed with breast cancer. >> should is in a clinical trial to get under way. he's collecting information information that is a risk assessment. family history is first. then mammogram to measure breast density and financially for the first time a dna sample that will allow researchers to scour patient genome for marker linked to elevated cancer risk. >> it was with that risk profile will determine how often a woman should be screened for breast cancer with what modality mammogram mri. >> question of how often women should be screened for breast cancer is a lightning rod over the last several years. in fact when federal panel suggest that some women might only need mammogram every other year that touched off debate that spread all wait to congress. >> could test 2000 women and only one is positive. doesn't matter the if

cheryl jennings explains. >> okay. >> getting the routine mammogram many women over 40 schedule oncer but this scan is part of a ground breaking effort to re-examine in the benefits of that ritual. >> i'm very lucky my risk are low. any other women in your family diagnosed with breast cancer. >> should is in a clinical trial to get under way. he's collecting information information that is a risk assessment. family history is first. then mammogram to measure breast density and financially for the first time a dna sample that will allow researchers to scour patient genome for marker linked to elevated cancer risk. >> it was with that risk profile will determine how often a woman should be screened for breast cancer with what modality mammogram mri. >> question of how often women should be screened for breast cancer is a lightning rod over the last several years. in fact when federal panel suggest that some women might only need mammogram every other year that touched off debate that spread all wait to congress. >> could test 2000 women and only one is positive. doesn't matter the if y

i'm cheryl jennings. today's show is about hunger. it's a silent epidemic that affects seniors, children, adults, entire families. the troubling statistic is that 780,000 people in places as affluent as the bay area are at risk of going hungry. five of our bay area food banks are part of a national network of food banks called feeding america. a study by the nonprofit organization found that nearly 49 million people or one in every seven americans rely on food pantries and meal service programs to feed themselves and their families. the problem is even worse in the military, where one of every four military families needs some sort of food assistance. nationally, 43% of the recipients are white, 26% black and 20% hispanic. joining me in the studio right now is allison pratt, policy and services director at alameda county community food bank. it has one of the most robust advocacy programs in food banks across the country. so nice to see you again. >> thank you for having me. >> you have been really busy and that study we just heard ab

abc7 news anchor cheryl jennings takes us there to meet a store own who are is leading the way and isvery day. whatever is available in the market we put parts of it here, you know. >> he owns a beautiful grocery store called radmund's grocery market that would fit in any neighborhood. it has glass doors and allows people to see what's inside. lots of organic fruits and vegetables and shelves stocked with healthy food and he expanded to a brand new area of fresh meat. and you won't find my alcohol sales here. that is almost unheard of in this neighborhood. this is the tenderloin. one of the most economically disadvantaged areas in san francisco. there are more than 70 liquor stores in a square mile area. >> you go outside of the store go to the left or right, there are stores all over. and they are all liquor stores. >> radmund is the first food storeowner to work with a coalition founded by the tenderloin neighborhood. he is from yemen, and he doesn't drink. he wants to serve his community well. so he partnered with the coalition to revamp his store inside and out had and they even h

and we are very happy about that. >> i feel very satisfied. >> cheryl jennings, abc7 news. >> mr.ored at the annual fundraising event for the tenderloin neighborhood development corporation on tuesday night and cheryl is the m.c. if you would like more information log on to abc7news.com. still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, an east bay effort to get to the root of crime. how this group thinks planting trees will make neighborhoods safer. and here's a live look from our san jose cam. a touch of blue sky as we experience cooler temperatures these days. lisa argen has that and rain in her forecast for later this week coming up in just a few. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i wear my clothes like this ♪ ♪ because i can, ♪ ♪ i wear my hair like this because i can, ♪ ♪ i walk around like this because i can, ♪ ♪ and i do my thing like this cause it's who i am ♪ ♪ and i do my thing. ♪ maxx your thing... at t.j.maxx! brands that help you express yourself at prices that look good on you! keep your standards high and your spending low. maxx life! at t.j.maxx. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank yo

and we are very happy about that. >> i feel very satisfied. >> cheryl jennings, abc7 news. >> mr.l be honored at the annual fundraising event for the tenderloin neighborhood development corporation on tuesday night and cheryl is the m.c. if you would like more information log on to abc7news.com. still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, an east bay effort to get to the root of crime. how this group thinks planting trees will make neighborhoods safer. and here's live look from our tam cam. today is probably the warmest day of the week. cool temperatures, even some rain in the forecast later this week. lisa argen will have your forecast in just a few. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i wear my clothes like this ♪ ♪ because i can, ♪ ♪ i wear my hair like this because i can, ♪ ♪ i walk around like this because i can, ♪ ♪ and i do my thing like this cause it's who i am ♪ ♪ and i do my thing. ♪ maxx your thing... at t.j.maxx! brands that help you express yourself at prices that look good on you! keep your standards high and your spending low. maxx life! at t.j.maxx. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, th

i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. >> nick and his children are two days overdue.g in western sierra county. >> news reporter laura anthony joins us near downeyville with more on the story. laura. >> hi cheryl. we're actually at the command post for this search and rescue effort. this is growing by the hour. this is some of the equipment they brought in. >> we've seen a blackhawk helicopter brought in from the national guard to try to help with the search effort. the one thing that is no help at all. cell phones. no service at all. it's complicating this effort. the search for he and his children is ongoing. >> he went back up in this area which is all paved to an extent. then it turns to dirt. then it goes down a really steep ravine. at the bottom of the ravine, it comes back up. there's a tree on this side. you don't think he's made it through on the other side yet. >> he and his children were camping with other family members at fiddle creek. tuesday the family was leaving fiddle creek. he planned to take the kids four-wheeling in a toyota tundra and texted a fr

. >> cheryl jennings talked to sergio at 5:00 and he'll tell us about how drastically things changed in nepal today in just a matter of seconds. >> a couple in the upscale evergreen district in san jose are still in shock wondering if they'll be safe in their own home after a brazen home invasion and they do have video of the intruders and they hope they're able to catch them. vic lee joins us live in san jose with the story. >> reporter: it was indeed a frightening experience for those in the house at that point and more scary, they don't know what the motive was and they don't know if the burglars wanted to kill them or kidnap their baby. >> we are still in shock. it is a terrible experience. >> i don't see as being safe anymore. >> reporter: for bonnie carr and vikram singh this was the second time burglars targeted their home. after the first burglary the couple installed six security cameras. the two young burglars jumped the fence and entered through the backyard and peered through the sliding glass door and found an easy way in. >> unfortunately, the door was not locked. >> th

. >> i am cheryl jennings. >> amy hollyfield joins us on the field. >> there was a near-miss before he was hit. he was running across san jose avenue in the crosswalk but running so he caught to cars overs guard who had to slam on their brakes as he stumbled out of that situation he landed in front of train. >> according toen withs the 11-year-old boy was running across the street at 8:30 this morning trying to catch this muni train when he was hit and killed by the train. >> he avoided the s.u.v. and ran across the street and the train could not stop. it is horrible. >> the boy was running across san jose avenue. there were two cars coming down the street. those drivers had to make sudden stops to avoid the boy. >> boy made a pivot move off of the secondary vehicle. as a result, he planned in the street on northbound san jose avenue where the l.r.v. was traveling and struck the boy. >> workers in the corner boy heard his mother's scream and a man saw her desperate attempt to save him. >> she was trying to move the train actually. pulling him out from under the train because she saw hi

. >> i'm cheryl jennings. the b.a.r.t. delays are affecting the entire system because of an equipment problem on the tracks in oakland. sky 7 hd shows you track workers taking a look at the problem site near the subway portal in downtown oakland. b.a.r.t. has suspended service on one line and bart calls the i shall a you a routing problem between the west oakland, 12th street and lake merit stations. leyla gulen is here to keep an eye on the impact. >> yes indeed. red what we are seeing as far as b.a.r.t. delays concerned. definitely not playing around here. there is a system-wide delay. service has been suspended between bay fair and fremont on the fremont line and daley city direction. all due to an equipment problem on the tracks. you want to board the richmond train and transfer at bay fair to san francisco and the daley city train. now it is going to be suspended on the richmond line in the millbrae direction until further notice because of that problem. board the fremont rain to sfo what is this doing to our traffic

cheryl jennings explains. >> she's getting mammogram many schedule once per year this is part of an effortre-examine the benefits. >> i'm lucky risks are low. >> any other women dig nosed? >> susan is joining a file. >> family history is first, then, mammogram. and finally for the first time a dna sample allowing researchers to scour a patient's genome. >> with that it will determine how often a woman should be screened with what dality. >> te question has become a lighing rod over several years. what a panel suggested some women might only need a mammogram every other year, that debate spread to congress. >> it's a positive. well i guess it doesn't matter. >> we wantto test. is the safe to screen people? and is it better? >> he argues it could spare many women from unnecessary screenings and treatment. >> if your risk is high, like you have a mutaon of brca 1 or 2, you perhaps should be screen every six months. >> women in the study can receive either traditional screening scenings screenings or risk-based screenings. san is hoping it will lead t new answers. >> because of my interest in

i am cheryl jennings. >> i am kristen sze. >> investigators are reaching out to the public for information. the ford mustang went airborne and crashed at 10:30 last night. our reporter is at the c.h.p. office in gilroy. matt? >> we got confirmation that one of teens killed in the crash was a senior at christopher high school here in gilroy. this tragedy has shaken the gilroy community and c.h.p. flames it on drunk driving. a horrific scene for cries a people living where the road at ferguson connects heard a crash and called it in. firefighters and c.h.p. officers found a 1997 black ford mustang upside down in a ravine about 50' off the road. inside, five people. four died at the scene. the 123-year-old driver was traveling at a high rate of speed, eastbound, at 10:30 last night and he lost control of the vehicle, it overfunded several times and inned up in a a reason. the driver, 23-year-old gilroy resident is the only survivor and taken to the hospital with major injuries. three was arrested for felony d.w.i. and could face vehicular manslaughter charges. >> it is a decision that was mad

i am cheryl jennings. >> we will start with breaking news from san francisco. major bart delays for passengers in and out of the city right now. >> bart officials state delays are due to a structural issue with the tracks between 16th street and the civic center. we are over daly city bart. can you see the trains are stopped on the track. >> we will go to the sick center station right now. wayne is there with the latest. wayne? >> kristen this began at 9 pock and it is not getting any better the trains are stacking up. the reason is they are only running one track into the city. bart confirmed there is a break in 9 track between this station at civic center plaza and the 16th street. the result is they have to do some work on it. they will be on it between four five maybe six hours. at a consequence service to the heat bay is either cut off or severely disrupted. we are trying to get a sense. a few moments ago they said there was no service. i went to the bart station and it appears there could be some service to the east bay but we don't know how much or what

. >> good morning, thanks for joining us i am cheryl jennings. >> biologists are trying to determinether whale has washed ashore on a beach the second one in glee weeks. amy hollyfield is at the beach. >> yes, the location is making it difficult for the biologists. watch out the waves are tossing this whale around. it is difficult and dangerous. extremely dangerous. it is dangerous for the biologist to get up close and get a sample from the whale. they hope in the morning they can get closer when the tide is out for a better idea of what happened to this young whale. >> female humpback whale that washed ashore this morning left people familying conflicted. appreciation at being this close but, also sadness. >> it breaks my heart. is it because the water was so warm? or what the reason was, but it is sad. >> the whale is actually majestic. so huge. something that you don't see every day. >> representative from the california academy of sciences will do their best to find out why this young female died. >> it is intriguing. a lot of people come out here and find it sad but it is a natu

cheryl jennings explains. >> she's getting a mammogram many schedule once per year this is part of anffort to re-examine the benefits. >> i'm lucky risks are low. >> any other women dig nosed? >> susan is joining a file. >> family history is first, then, a mammogram. and finally for the first time a dna sample allowing researchers to scour a patient's genome. >> with that it will determine how often a woman should be screened with what modality. >> the question has become a lightning rod over several years. what a panel suggested some women might only need a mammogram every other year, that debate spread to congress. >> it's a positive. well i guess it doesn't matter. >> we want to test. is the safe to screen people? and is it better? >> he argues it could spare many women from unnecessary screenings and treatment. >> if your risk is high, like you have a mutation of brca 1 or 2, you perhaps should be screened every six months. >> women in the study can receive either traditional screening screenings screenings or risk-based screenings. susan is hoping it will lead to new answers. >>

. >> i am cheryl jennings. in the sierra look at this: a much needed dusting of snow this morning. enough snow that chains required on i-80 at donor. >> light showers in the bay area that could intensify into the afternoon commute. two areas have seen rain this morning include palo alto on 280. >> meteorologist mike nicco is tracking the storm including a funnel cloud in mike? in sonoma county? >> yes, this morning active early morning. we were on top of it. look at live doppler hd at 5:54 this morning. we had the report of a funnel cloud and the storm probably initiated it was a little bit to the west right there. also a lot of reports of hail about parkway-sized hail or baby parkway sized and it came through fremont at 7:25 and you could sea a little bit of hail. the intense difficult has dropped. the low is still spinning. silt going to spin another bit of energy our way this afternoon. it will not be so strong as the one this morning but if we get sunshine today it will add enough energy for another round of scattered showers and storms. more on that ahead. >> rain is in the fo

i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley, for cheryl iljennings and sandhya patel, we'll see you again stories as we come on the air. a major warning for american families, the largest auto recall in history. nearly 34 million cars, defective airbags. several major automakers. some airbags known to explode right in the front seat. >>> also tonight, reports of at least eight tornadoes already. the watches up right now. ginger zee standing by. >>> also developing at this hour, the cruise ship that left boston. it has now run aground. more than 2,600 passengers on board. >>> hillary clinton. our reporter with the tough question. after learning she and the former president made $25 million last year, we ask, how are everyday americans supposed to relate to her? >>> the heist. the hole carved into the vault. $300 million stolen.

i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. from all of us, we appreciate your time as always.ll see you again at 6:00. >>> breaking news from baltimore tonight. the secret police stop we never knew about. caught on a surveillance camera, the suspect in leg irons in that police van. and now, a witness in the van reveals what he heard. and the protests from baltimore to philadelphia, nearly 100 police officers now injured. >>> authorities believe a deadly shark attack on an american beach. a 65-year-old woman swimming. and the new warnings up tonight. where they haven't seen great whites in 25 years. >>> the manhunt. the shooter on an american highway. you'll hear from the driver who called 911, not realizing she'd been shot. >>> the volcano erupting at this hour. our team, flying you right over it. >>> and the tiger on the loose in the heartland. the american zoo and the scare today.

i'm cheryl jennings. >> and for all of >>> tonight, breaking developments.e scene of the deadly train derailment. federal investigators talking just moments ago, revealing how fast that train was going. speeding toward disaster. the death toll rising. tonight, the search for those still missing. and we take you inside the trauma ward. also, the chaos inside the train. passengers using flashlights on their phones to crawl out. >> keep crawling, okay? >>> also tonight, the wild scene on the streets of new york city. police opening fire. the suspect armed with a hammer. attacking a female police officer. >>> the growing mystery tonight. the american military helicopter that vanished. among the missing, six u.s. marines, trying to help after the earthquake. >>> and a hidden world tonight. more people have been to space than to this secret cave. tonight, the drones overhead.

. >>> a bay area say as abc7 news anchor cheryl jennings reports they're determined to become leaders >> this video shows the girls who attend this school the girls are from 18 different tribes going to school sh peacefully together, live on the campus and learning to be leaders. two came to tend the boarding school. >> you're lucky you're chosen to come here, right? >> i just want to hear their voices boy like to be a general. that is what i feel. >> their principal came with the girls. she says they're highly motivated. >> some girls do not have parents. others have parents but they're so poor they have to be away from the children to find money. >> we provide a four-year scholarship for them then, when they leave there is training and live skills training. and they are prepped for community. >> there are 30 students selected every year. >> takes $25 to educate the girls. >> she sponsored six girls every year. she's learning about building relationships. >> to see the girls that are friendly and just great women this says a lot to our kids about how they are around the world. >> som

. >>> a bay area say as abc7 news anchor cheryl jennings reports they're determined to become leadersrls who attend this school the girls are from 18 different tribes going to school sh peacefully together, live on the campus and learning to be leaders. two came to tend the boarding school. >> you're lucky you're chosen to come here, right? >> i just want to hear their voices boy like to be a general. that is what i feel. >> their principal came with the girls. she says they're highly motivated. >> some girls do not have parents. others have parents but they're so poor they have to be away from the children to find money. >> we provide a four-year scholarship for them then, when they leave there is training and live skills training. and they are prepped for community. >> there are 30 students selected every year. >> takes $25 to educate the girls. >> she sponsored six girls every year. she's learning about building relationships. >> to see the girls that are friendly and just great women this says a lot to our kids about how they are around the world. >> some people are homeless. and

. >> i'm cheryl jennings. >> for spencer >>> tonight, trapped in the middle. the deadly shootout. nine dead, 18 injured. the fbi now called in. rival bikers and a bloody battle in a busy restaurant. and tonight, video during the chaos. >>> the emergency landing late today. 300 passengers. mechanical trouble. and the other flight. the computer expert who says he got control of the cockpit through the in-flight entertainment system. >>> the fiery crash. the marine killed. there were already serious concerns about that aircraft. >>> the cuban boy made famous in that tug of war. federal marshals storming in. tonight here, you will meet elian gonzalez at 21. his new message now for those marshals. >>> and the mystery fire not far from the vice president's home. tonight, the voicemails. the family calling from inside. you will hear those calls. the fbi wants your help.

. >> i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel, we appreciate your time >>> breaking newsoes touching down as we come on the air. the alerts up right now. more on the way tonight. oklahoma city among the cities on the lookout. millions bracing for severe storms. >>> also breaking, the train derailing. the massive ball of fire. the evacuations tonight. >>> the tom brady bombshell. the super bowl champ and what the investigation now reveals. what did he know? and will there be punishment? jesse palmer standing by. >>> the deliberate crash in the alps. tonight, the major development. did the co-pilot practice on a flight right beforehand? passengers having no idea. >>> my interview with hugh jackman on his very real health scare. his important message here tonight. >>> and too close for comfort. the boaters, the plane, and the plan gone wrong?

i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley, for spencer christian, michael finney all of us we >>> tonightbreaking news. the tornado threats at this hour. the lethal twister along the border. new pictures coming in. and that deadly flooding. a dozen missing. hundreds of homes damaged. dramatic rescues. thousands forced to evacuate. more than 35 million at risk of severe storms tonight. >>> blown away. the frightening scene caught on camera. the bounce house launched into the air. children inside. >>> air scare. fighter jets scrambled to escort a passenger plane to the ground. the fbi investigating anonymous threats made against six flights. >>> day of remembrance. honoring the men and women who sacrifice for their country. >> and, the hard truth. >> a new door is opening for you. a door to a lifetime of rejection. >> robert de niro pulling no

i'm cheryl jennings >> and i'm dan ashley and michael finney, we appreciate your time and we will seen half an hour. >> bye-bye. >>> the breaking news. in philadelphia, the fbi now called in on the train derailment. the train conductor revealing new information about what she may have heard. was the engineer or train hit by some type of object? and the acceleration in the final seconds. >>> also developing, the reaction coming in now. the boston bomber sentenced to death. and the bomber's family. what they're now vowing to do. >>> the reported tornado. severe storms hitting as we come on the air. 40 million bracing for a dangerous 24 hours. >>> the abc news exclusive. bill cosby, breaking his silence for the first time, right here. >>> and the mystery fire near the vice president's house. the wealthy family gone. late details coming in. >>> and, we remember an american legend. there was no one like him.

i'm cheryl jennings. >>> i'm da >>> we have breaking news tonight. straight from the fbi.eat. the fbi just now warning there are hundreds of isis followers here in the united states right now, being told to, quote, kill, kill americans. fresh off that deadly gunfire in texas. pierre thomas standing by. >>> the scare in the sky tonight. the flight taking off from the south, headed to new york city. smoke filling the cabin. you can hear the alarms. >>> the severe weather threat tonight. major storms. >> oh, my god. we're getting hit so hard. >> deadly tornadoes already. 48 reported twisters. >>> firing back tonight. superstar tom brady, his agent calling it a sting. his own father calling it framegate. >>> and the intruder caught on video. the man following this middle school student home right into her house. she fights back. and now, the manhunt tonight.

i'm cheryl jennings >> i'm dan ashley and >>> tonight, the urgent search. a mother and two young children inside, their home ripped from its foundation. swept away in the deadly floods. states of emergency tonight. an american city under water. the suv flipping over. we fly you over the flood zone this evening. and now, new storms from texas up to detroit, hitting at this hour. >>> blown away. the bounce house, the children inside as it came unhinged. >>> ten passenger planes, fighter jets scrambled and the warning tonight from the fbi to anyone behind the threats. >>> breaking news involving your tax information, stolen. the thieves using an irs website, more than 100,000 americans affected. >>> and your cell phone bill tonight. how to knock off hundreds right now. free websites, the simple steps. are you renting phone equipment without even knowing it?

. >> i'm cheryl jennings for sandhya patel >>> tonight, the dramatic security breach.est airports. authorities using a taser. >> stay down! >> as a man appeared to race through security. >>> also tonight, outbreak. a stunning 29 reported tornadoes in just 24 hours. towns getting hit, debris flying. ginger zee right here with the new threat tonight and the concerns this holiday weekend. >>> the major oil spill on america's coastline. the oil-covered birds, whales swimming right through it. tonight, the famous beach now closed this memorial day. >>> osama bin laden. for the first time, the secret files from inside his compound. obsessed with america. his warning for his own wife. >>> and the cruise ship nightmare. 3,500 on board. the time lapse. the moment it runs aground.

. >> i'm cheryl jennings and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel and michael finney we >>> breaking newsurgent search right now. the american military helicopter missing. six marines among those on board. the chopper helping after a second massive earthquake hits nepal. while on the ground tonight, the race to save the newest victims. >>> here at home, the emergency landing. passengers staying on the plane as they race to extinguish the engine. >>> harsh words for tom brady. tonight, the lead investigator for the nfl comes out swinging. you'll hear what he's saying now about the quarterback. >>> breaking news. homeland security agents raiding a clothing drive in the middle of the country. finding guns, weapons, they say headed overseas. >>> the rescues tonight. the massive flooding. lifted into helicopters. >>> and, the celebrity chef revealing her very personal health battle.

i'm cheryl jennings.ting us into your home. >> for michael finny and all of us we appreciate your time and we'll see you in a half an hour at 6:00. >> have a nice, safe weekend. >> yes. >>> tonight, behind bars after a dramatic takedown. the suspect charged in the brutal killing of that washington, d.c., family. police saying he didn't act alone. officers taking in five other people traveling with him. but tonight letting them go. and, new details of how the crime unfolded. >>> holiday washout. one of the busiest travel weekends in a decade. millions facing heavy rain and flooding. >>> caught on camera. the suspected hit-and-run driver accused of ignoring police. body cam video showing officers using a taser and pepper spray. the startling discovery at the hospital. >>> and, the family bombshell. the scandal swirling around one of the stars of "19 kids and counting." the popular show yanked off the air tonight.

. >> i'm cheryl jennings. >> for spencer >>> tonight, trapped in the middle. the deadly shootout. nine dead, 18 injured. the fbi now called in. rival bikers and a bloody battle in a busy restaurant. and tonight, video during the chaos. >>> the emergency landing late today. 300 passengers. mechanical trouble. and the other flight. the computer expert who says he got control of the cockpit through the in-flight entertainment system. >>> the fiery crash. the marine killed. there were already serious concerns about that aircraft. >>> the cuban boy made famous in that tug of war. federal marshals storming in. tonight here, you will meet elian gonzalez at 21. his new message now for those marshals. >>> and the mystery fire not far from the vice president's home. tonight, the voicemails. the family calling from inside. you will hear those calls. the fbi wants your help. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a monday night. and we begin with fast-moving developments out of texas. stunning new details from that deadly shootout in waco. and dramatic images now of the

i'm cheryl jennings. thanks for joining us.have a great week. >>> project to save water. >> hung up to dry. people in the by area prepare as mandatory water use reinstructions across california go into effect in a few hours. hello, i'm katie marzullo. we begin with historic mandatory water cuts that will affect us all beginning tomorrow. some of the bay area cities facing the highest water use reductions are here on this map. they include hillsborough, facing a 36% reduction. brentwood, 32% target. morgan hill, ordered to reduce water use by

. >> i'm cheryl jennings, thank you for joining us. >> i >>> breaking news tonight in the train derailment acceleration, just before the crash. and our exclusive -- the engineer's attorney. we take you inside the train, where was the engineer sitting? why was he going more than 100 miles per hour? and how does an engineer break? and now, another derailment. this time, at least ten cars barrelling off the tracks. >>> the scare at the white house. the lockdown, the tackle. first, the gyrocopter, now this. the secret service in action. >>> breaking news, tom brady takes action of his own. the patriots speaking out tonight about their quarterback. and one key player now weighing in. >>> the major development. the punishment now for this principal after her racially charged comments at graduation. >>> and, oh baby. 12 boys, hoping for a girl. number 13 arrives, and it's a -- >> hi, david! >> we'll let mom tell you, right here tonight.

happy mother's day i'm cheryl jennings and sandhya patel and michael finney we >>> tonight, millions bracing at this hour. the mother's day mess. the first named storm, swirling up the east coast. heavy rain and winds. and the tornado terror. the alerts up right now as we come on the air. we are live from oklahoma tonight. >>> the deadly plane crash on a very busy american interstate. everyone onboard is killed. our team on the scene with what we're learning right now. >>> breaking news. the fbi, and the stunning reveal about isis already in america. after the texas chaos, they say, hundreds of followers in the u.s. the urgent steps being taken tonight. >>> parents accused of trying to smuggle their 8-year-old boy across the border, in a suitcase. >>> and, unbuckled. this bus driver falls out of her seat. the passengers thrown just as the bus turns onto the railroad tracks. >>> and, the surprise victory this week, no one saw coming. can you guess our person of the week? >>> good evening. as we come on the air tonight, the swirling storm off the coast. the first named storm of the sea

i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley, for spencer christian, michael finney all of us we >>> tonight, breaking news. the tornado threats at this hour. the lethal twister along the border. new pictures coming in. and that deadly flooding. a dozen missing. hundreds of homes damaged. dramatic rescues. thousands forced to evacuate. more than 35 million at risk of severe storms tonight. >>> blown away. the frightening scene caught on camera. the bounce house launched into the air. children inside. >>> air scare. fighter jets scrambled to escort a passenger plane to the ground. the fbi investigating anonymous threats made against six flights. >>> day of remembrance. honoring the men and women who sacrifice for their country. >> and, the hard truth. >> a new door is opening for you. a door to a lifetime of rejection. >> robert de niro pulling no punches in his commencement address to graduates. but it's what else he said that really raised eyebrows. >>> good evening on this memorial day. david is off. i'm amy robach. and we begin tonight with deadly storms in the south. tornadoes, historic

happy mother's day i'm cheryl jennings and sandhya patel and michael finney we >>> tonight, millionsng at this hour. the mother's day mess. the first named storm, swirling up the east coast. heavy rain and winds. and the tornado terror. the alerts up right now as we come on the air. we are live from oklahoma tonight. >>> the deadly plane crash on a very busy american interstate. everyone onboard is killed. our team on the scene with what we're learning right now. >>> breaking news. the fbi, and the stunning reveal about isis already in america. after the texas chaos, they say, hundreds of followers in the u.s. the urgent steps being taken tonight. >>> parents accused of trying to smuggle their 8-year-old boy across the border, in a suitcase. >>> and, unbuckled. this bus driver falls out of her seat. the passengers thrown just as the bus turns onto the railroad tracks. >>> and, the surprise victory this week, no one saw coming

. >> i'm cheryl jennings for sandhya patel >>> tonight, the dramatic security breach. one of america's biggest airports. authorities using a taser. >> stay down! >> as a man appeared to race through security. >>> also tonight, outbreak. a stunning 29 reported tornadoes in just 24 hours. towns getting hit, debris flying. ginger zee right here with the new threat tonight and the concerns this holiday weekend. >>> the major oil spill on america's coastline. the oil-covered birds, whales swimming right through it. tonight, the famous beach now closed this memorial day. >>> osama bin laden. for the first time, the secret files from inside his compound. obsessed with america. his warning for his own wife. >>> and the cruise ship nightmare. 3,500 on board. the time lapse. the moment it runs aground. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with a frightening scene for passengers waiting to board planes at l.a.x. airport in los angeles. a suspect blasting through security, making it all the way to the gates. security chasing him. here are the moments they pull out the tasers to

>> i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel, we appreciate your time >>> breaking news. tornadoes touching down as we come on the air. the alerts up right now. more on the way tonight. oklahoma city among the cities on the lookout. millions bracing for severe storms. >>> also breaking, the train derailing. the massive ball of fire. the evacuations tonight. >>> the tom brady bombshell. the super bowl champ and what the investigation now reveals. what did he know? and will there be punishment? jesse palmer standing by. >>> the deliberate crash in the alps. tonight, the major development. did the co-pilot practice on a flight right beforehand? passengers having no idea. >>> my interview with hugh jackman on his very real health scare. his important message here tonight. >>> and too close for comfort. the boaters, the plane, and the plan gone wrong? >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with breaking news. those tornadoes touching down. millions of americans warned as we head into the evening of severe weather coming. near oklahoma city, this funnel cloud coming down from

i'm cheryl jennings >> i'm dan ashley and >>> tonight, the urgent search. a mother and two young children inside, their home ripped from its foundation. swept away in the deadly floods. states of emergency tonight. an american city under water. the suv flipping over. we fly you over the flood zone this evening. and now, new storms from texas up to detroit, hitting at this hour. >>> blown away. the bounce house, the children inside as it came unhinged. >>> ten passenger planes, fighter jets scrambled and the warning tonight from the fbi to anyone behind the threats. >>> breaking news involving your tax information, stolen. the thieves using an irs website, more than 100,000 americans affected. >>> and your cell phone bill tonight. how to knock off hundreds right now. free websites, the simple steps. are you renting phone equipment without even knowing it? >>> good evening. and as we come on the air tonight, those states of emergency in texas and oklahoma and just look at this behind me tonight. this is houston, just one of the flooded highways there, cars ju

i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. from all of us, we appreciate your time as always. we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> breaking news from baltimore tonight. the secret police stop we never knew about. caught on a surveillance camera, the suspect in leg irons in that police van. and now, a witness in the van reveals what he heard. and the protests from baltimore to philadelphia, nearly 100 police officers now injured. >>> authorities believe a deadly shark attack on an american beach. a 65-year-old woman swimming. and the new warnings up tonight. where they haven't seen great whites in 25 years. >>> the manhunt. the shooter on an american highway. you'll hear from the driver who called 911, not realizing she'd been shot. >>> the volcano erupting at this hour. our team, flying you right over it. >>> and the tiger on the loose in the heartland. the american zoo and the scare today. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with several major developments from baltimore. authorities telling our abc station in d.c. there is evidence that freddie gray, the suspect arrested and

i'm cheryl jennings. >>> i'm da >>> we have breaking news tonight. straight from the fbi. the terror threat. the fbi just now warning there are hundreds of isis followers here in the united states right now, being told to, quote, kill, kill americans. fresh off that deadly gunfire in texas. pierre thomas standing by. >>> the scare in the sky tonight. the flight taking off from the south, headed to new york city. smoke filling the cabin. you can hear the alarms. >>> the severe weather threat tonight. major storms. >> oh, my god. we're getting hit so hard. >> deadly tornadoes already. 48 reported twisters. >>> firing back tonight. superstar tom brady, his agent calling it a sting. his own father calling it framegate. >>> and the intruder caught on video. the man following this middle school student home right into her house. she fights back. and now, the manhunt tonight. >>> good evening. and we have several breaking stories. the severe weather coming tonight. but first, the urgent warning from the fbi. we have known of the threat from isis, but never have we heard this befo

i'm cheryl jennings. >> and for all of >>> tonight, breaking developments. we're on the scene of the deadly train derailment. federal investigators talking just moments ago, revealing how fast that train was going. speeding toward disaster. the death toll rising. tonight, the search for those still missing. and we take you inside the trauma ward. also, the chaos inside the train. passengers using flashlights on their phones to crawl out. >> keep crawling, okay? >>> also tonight, the wild scene on the streets of new york city. police opening fire. the suspect armed with a hammer. attacking a female police officer. >>> the growing mystery tonight. the american military helicopter that vanished. among the missing, six u.s. marines, trying to help after the earthquake. >>> and a hidden world tonight. more people have been to space than to this secret cave. tonight, the drones overhead. can you guess, where is ginger zee? >>> and good evening from philadelphia tonight, where federal investigators revealed late today that act track train that derailed here overnig