and abc's david muir traveled with the first lady, and he joins us now.ing, david. >> great to see you, christiane. as you know, this was an historic trip for the first lady. first solo trip to africa. a continent that hoped to see more of president obama by now, but in traveling with the first lady this week, it was clear, it was mrs. obama delivering the message to the u.s. ♪ >> welcome to south africa with smiles and songs, at times mrs. obama was deeply moved by the open arms. her first solo trip to africa as first lady, she brought her daughters, sasha and malia, and mother, mrs. robinson, three generations looking to inspire the young people of south africa. mrs. obama spoke of eliminating hunger, and hiv and empowering young women. we were with her at cape town university, where she told disadvantaged high school students, the first generation to grow up after apartheid that there is still history to be made here. >> you are looking at those young faces saying i see the same promise that i see in all of you that i see in my own girls. >> i know how

with "world news" anchor david muir.he first lady, as you know, is on an official trip to africa, but she reflected on her life, what will happen when her daughters fall in love and the moment she met a hero. >> reporter: mrs. obama came here with a message for the young. that even after apartheid, there is still history to be made. patience, she said. pointing to the man she met this week. nelson mandela. >> ah, yes. >> reporter: what was it like in that room? >> surreal. something i never thought would happen in my lifetime, for me. it was powerful, because his presence in and of itself is powerful. >> reporter: what did you say to him? >> i told him, you cannot imagine how important your legacy is to who i am, to who my husband is. i just said thank you. thank you. thank you. >> reporter: for 10-year-old sasha and 12-year-old malia, a portrait most children see only in a book. you have so protected your daughters from the media glare and admirably so. but when they read "the cat in the hat," there were not only childr

david muir will be here tomorrow. david muir will be here >> it's totally amazing.expect all this, the san francisco fire department mourns two fallen firefighters. >> and dozen of colleagues from around the bay area step up to fill a void. >> any chance we could get -- how about the san francisco fire department. we were all about it. >> an emotion-filled day today at st. mary's cathedral. >> it was. thousands came to pay their respects to the honor and sacrifice and service of two men who gave their lives in the line of duty. they are remembered as big hearted men who loved life and their lives at firefighters. we will begin with wade freedman at st. mary's cathedral where the service was held. >> we knew it will be a big event but talking about it and seeing are two entirely different prospects. this was large. i believe it was the biggest funeral in san francisco since 1978 when george

i'm david muir for "nightline" in capetown, south africa. >> thank you, for watching abc news.e do hope you'll check in for "good morning america." they will be liveit

david muir sat down to discuss everything with her. >> reporter: mrs. with a message for the young. that even after apartheid there's still history to be made. patience, she says, pointing to the man she met for the first time this week. nelson mandela. >> yes, yes. >> reporter: what was it like in that room? >> surreal, something i never thought would happen in my lifetime for me. it was powerful because his presence in and of itself is powerful. >> reporter: what did you say to him? >> i told him, you cannot imagine how important your legacy is to who i am, to who my husband is. i just said thank you. thank you. sasha and 12-year-old maly d yashgs a portrait most children only see in a book. you have so protected your daughters from the media glare and admirably so but when they read "the cat in the hat" there were not only children smiling there but so many back home listening to their voices carefully. >> too cold to play ball. >> i look at them the same way and think, wow, you have grown up and you're so poise the and you're so sweet. >> reporter:

here's david muir on what they said they're willing to take off and take on. >> reporter: our made inica trip this time took us clear across america, to the palm trees of california -- see the pool entrance. bright and early at the local y. beyond the swim lessons, they'd been taught something else -- by a swimmer, named helen. helen, "world news," how are you? helen has been watching. dear ms. sawyer and mr. muir. it's everywhere you look. even our stealth visit to grand central station, we asked if anyone was wearing clothes made in america. this couple determined to find something. even the t-shirt -- as we drew a crowd, some knew exactly what we were up to. this german couple didn't. they were emphatic. they came to america to buy american. >> japan. >> vietnam. >> and mexico. >> reporter: the label on his jeans? we stopped them there. but even in their abetter chrome we bag -- >> made in china. >> reporter: you came all this way from germany? >> to buy stuff from china. >> reporter: to buy stuff from china. in fact, 98% of the clothes bought in this country are made overseas. whi

david muir reports from kansas city tonight. david? >> reporter: george, good evening.m this ford plant here in kansas city. and in a sign of just how difficult this job market hack become, they told me here today that 2,500 people applied for just 80 jobs here on the line. some of those lucky workers started here today and we were right on the line with them. in every corner of the country, americans still looking for work. 13.9 million of them. and the key private sector? only hiring 83,000 workers in the last month. the slowest monthly growth in a year. and even more telling, the long-term unemployed, those out of work for 27 weeks or more? they now make up nearly half of if the unemployed. this husband and father of two was one of those americans until today. your first day on the job? >> it is. >> how you doing frank? >> reporter: for frank, it's been an agonizing two and a half years looking for work. at home, they were running out of money, out of everything. what a relief is it for you to walk on the job here today? >> it's a huge relief. we were down to our las

we really need rain. >> reporter: david muir, abc news, new york. >>> forecasters are keeping an eyestorm beatriz, which could strengthen into a hurricane by day's end. the storm is 195 miles south of zihoatanejo. it is on mexico's pacific coast, with winds about 45 miles per hour. bands of rain have already started hitting coastal areas. >>> and taking a look at the weather that's a bit closer to home. omaha, des moines, sioux falls could see severe storms today. with 80 mile-an-hour winds and also flash flooding. it is hot and dry in the desert southwest. there also could be a few showers across northern new england. >> mostly 70s in the northwest. temperature records could be broken in parts of the south, with some readings ten degrees hotter than usual. and chicago is a pleasant 82. >>> well, the u.s. has reclaimed a world record. it's an important one, as well. the world's longest picnic table was built this weekend in san francisco. it measured more than 300 feet. that's a lot of potato salad. it weighed more than 11,000 pounds. >> you know who is very happy about this picnic t

david muir, abc news, new york. >> those ladies have a lot of mojo. they look great. by the way, excellent swimsuits is one of the companies that makes swimsuits here in america. they're outside of detroit. custom swim wear for hard to fit women which i think is everyone. when it comes to a swimsuit. it's very hard to find -- >> can be a tough experience. >> it's traumatic. >> for men, birdwell beach britches. try saying that three times fast. based in santa ana, california. that's where i bought that. >> i wore that last year. someone said it wasn't hip. i felt pretty good. are they called swim trunks for guys? >> you don't have to worry about getting sunburned in that outfit. >> it sort of looks like pjs. >>> when we return, settling the high-profile lawsuit over a tattoo. >> not just any tattoo. we'll let you know who is no longer so hot in paris hilton's love life. details are coming up next in "the skinny." oh, paris. >>> it is time now for "the skinny." unfortunately we start on a bit of a somber note. the death of "jackass" star ryan dunn happened in a fiery ca

a revealing one-on-one interview that david muir will bring to us in just a little bit. that man who until wednesday was the nation's most wanted fugitive. he's being returned to boston this morning to face justice after 16 years on the run. agents have found $800,000 cash inside the santa monica apartment that mobster whitey bulger shared with his girlfriend. they also found guns, 30 in all, some inside hollowed out books. bulger will answer to charges in connection with 19 murders and if he talks could disclose damaging details about how local and federal agents once protected him. >>> the cell phone recovered in osama bin laden's compound is raising new questions today about whether authorities in pakistan supported him during his years in hiding there. that cell phone belonged to bin laden's courier and reportedly proves that he had been in touch with a militant group long associated with pakistan's spy agency. >>> meanwhile, authorities in seattle have arrested two men accused of plotting to attack a military recruiting center using machine guns and hand grenades. t

our david muir will have an exclusive interview with her on "world news." >>> and it looks like lindsays in trouble again. she was ordered to appear before a los angeles judge today. she reportedly tested positive for alcohol in a court-ordered test earlier this month, a violation of her probation. >>> the guessing game is almost over for harry potter muggles around the world. author rule something holding a news conferenceoday to launch pottermore, a secret website. theories include an ongame game to a harry potter encyclopedia. for some of you muggles, your local news is next. >>> and for everybody else, the state of that now famous wayward penguin. so you have five brothers. tough being the only girl. aw, there's the man of the house. who's this ? this is rufus. hey, rufus. he's actually pretty talented. you wanna see him? ok. hey rufus. who do we love ? we love our bank. we love our bank. we love our bank. we love our bank. yes, yes. you really love your bank don't you. ally bank customers love our 24/7 customer care that allows you to talk to a real person anytime. ally. do you lov

sharyn alfonsi, with david muir, in new jersey. >> and we hit the road tomorrow. >>> and, by the way, a milestone to tell you about. we heard your outrage and jonathan karl found all those made in china items in america's iconic museum. well, tomorrow, we will be there when the smithsonian opens a shop that sells only made in america products. you got it done. thank you for watching. we are always on at abcnews.com. don't forget "nightline" will be along later. and we'll see you on "world news" again tomorrow night. x8x9x!x( captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!"

and our david muir will have an interview with mrs. obama in south africa tomorrow. be sure to watch it here tomorrow night. >>> and, an announcement today about a country music legend, glen campbell. he has said that he has early stage alzheimer's disease. he is putting out his final album this summer, and embarking on what is being called the glen campbell good-bye tour. his wife said they're going public with his illness because they want fans to know if he has trouble on stage. >>> and, still ahead on "world news," that stunning rant by the airline pilot. whether didn't know it was being broadcast. >>> the biggest threat to keeping pounds off. what is your personality in the kitchen? >>> and that penguin, lost, and thousands of miles from home. purina cat chow helps you well-being. we're all striving for it. nurture it in your cat with a full family of excellent nutrition and helpful resources. purina cat chow. share a better life. just don't feel like they used to. are you one of them? remember when you had " more energy for 18 holes with your buddies. more pass

and david muir will be back at his post in this chair this weekend.ee you on monday. >>> police confront a growing gang crisis, controversial alliance they've forld to fight it deputies going door to door with a warning for an east bay neighborhood about a sex predator back on the streets tonight. >> two killed in a collision involving a bay area bound amtrak train. we're live with late new pictures from the scene. >> he's been a victim of racial injustice. >> new charges of racism tonight in the arrest of an airline passenger with baggy pants. >> good evening, everyone. >> we're going to start with growing gang violence in the south baid. >> led to a controversial new partnership in san jose. police working with the federal immigration agents to tackle this problem. we're live from a neighborhood struggling with increased gang activity. >> right. two ice agents getting to work helping the gang investigation unit. the police chief says he welcomes these added resources and the agents knowledge and what they're able to tap into and bring to the table b

david muir and sharyn alfonsi are taking a look at cars and the jobs that they create. >> reporter: meetnd dad meet us at the dealership. are you guys ready to buy a car? >> we are so ready. >> reporter: who could forget the ride to the dealership in the ford explorer they bought before the kids were born, more than 111,000 miles. something that goes in between the seats? what good is it? >> i smell something. >> reporter: the transmission dying. 30 is about as fast as it goes right now. the engine light flashing. do you need a running start for these hills? we got there. dad had been waiting and waiting. but still waving. >> reporter: the stewarts' first stop? the toyota dealership and the toyota camry, the top-selling sedan in america for 13 of the last 14 years. we were off. >> a very smooth ride. very nice. very comfortable inside. >> reporter: we keep going. next up, ford and the ford escape. sales up 21% in just the last year. the most popular compact suv in america. start your engines. they were off again. as they took that escape for a test drive with an eye on gas mileage and ro

david muir, abc news, capetown, south africa. >> and actually have that video of bishop desmond tutudy. 79 years old. not the first lady. >> not a day over 21, he looks great. we all know michelle's got the guns. >> she pumps some iron. she stays very fit. that's also her platform. stay fit, keep the kids fit. >> that's her message. >> she's living the message there. >>> coming up, "insomniac theater" previews two big weekend movies. >> from disney's animated chapter of "cars." don't miss that. "cars." don't miss that. ter? if i get a snack now, pill now? skip the snack, pill later... late dinner, pill now? aghh i've got heartburn in my head. [ male announcer ] stop the madness. take prilosec otc for frequent heartburn. one pill a day. twenty-four hours. zero heartburn. no heartburn in the first place. great. [ male announcer ] use as directed for 14 days. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement nsurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to " 80% of your pa

our david muir is with the first lady and joins us now live from cape town this morning. david? you, josh. and the first lady arrived here at the university of cape town just moments ago. to give you a sense of how major the story is in south africa, the first lady is the story here. every morning, the paper chronicling her every move and the children's move, as well. in fact, this morning's paper says "obama enthralls the crowd" with the little children who have been lining the route. we love you, mrs. obama, mrs. obama, welcome to south africa. she'll be meeting with young minds here at the university of cape town. and we've had great fun reading some of the questions submitted. everything from, what legacy do you and the president hope to leave behind for the american nation? to what's your favorite food? you're in such great shape. so, we'll be curious to see how she answers those questions and some of her own. we have a one-on-one. and you will see the first coming up on "world news." josh? >> very much looking forward to that. what a goodwill tour it's been for the first l

don't forget, "world news" with david muir later this evening. anything else, guys? >> try it.an you do it for a second? >> have a good day. >> we're going to end there. see you guys later. see you tomorrow. >>> good morning, the weekend is here. let's check the weather, here is lease lease. >> it was quite extensive this morning. temperatures in emeryville, upper 50s. things will be brightening up throughout the day but temperatures are staying well below normal and in the mid-50s. 55 in mountain view. sea breeze will stay with us. the 50s will be at the coast. daly city and high pressure builds on in and we're going to see some of the warmest numbers we've seen in a long time coming the middle of the week. get set for hot temperatures by wednesday. upper 60s, 70s in san mateo. low 70s in napa. upper 70s santa rosa and topping around 80 and livermore and concord. with numbers trending below average, father's day we're talking anywhere from 5 degrees warmer around the bay and then by monday, that begins the 90s in inland valleys. summer begins on tuesday. really feeling like it

remind you to keep it here for christian amanpour with "this week" and later tonight, our friend david muir." thanks for watching. happy father's day. ♪

don't forget "world news tonight with david muir." that's late they are evening.ng to grab some ketchup and i'll squirt ke crystal with some ketchup. >>> good morning, let's check the weekend forecast. >> partly cloudy skies and the winds are quite breezy. that will translate into cooler afternoon temperatures and wind gusts up to 21 miles an hour at oakland. airport delays up to 45 minutes. pretty windy and look at half moon bay, north wind with gusts to 24 miles an hour. so good reason for those breezy conditions. we do have a trough of low pressure to the north and west of us. it's bringing down some clouds. but also a few returns on the radar. live doppler 7-hd shows them well far off the coast and not raining anywhere in california. in fact we're just going to see a stronger sea breeze today. temperatures coming down one, two degrees and if you are in the city, spending time at the shoreline today, it will be breezy out there with highs in the upper 50s half moon bay. that is the same, ocean beach, stinson beach, cool in the 50s. san francisco, 62 today. 66 i

. >>> david muir is back with "world news" later today.e rainfall-wise. wow, this is incredible. the raindrops right there and we've seen half an inch in the city and that breaks a 77-year-old record and the day is not over. we'll see more rain. a lot of it going on across the bay area. unusual for this time of the year. all the way from cloverdale stretching down to san jose, light to moderate showers, darker green areas, heavier showers and the yellow you see here, it is really coming down. we've seen more than an inch to two inches in the santa cruz mountains and this inland getting ready to move on shore. throughout the morning hours heaviest amounts of rain and a little bit of a break by this afternoon before another round hits tomorrow. monterey, heavy rain going on through santa cruz. you get the idea here. we'll be socked in throughout the day. heavy rain on and off, showers and thunderstorms possible through this right through tomorrow. we'll get a break by monday afternoon. temperatures in the 50s, should make it up to lower 60s

and our friend david muir is back with "world news" later today.ok at him go. >> can't get enough. >> we'll see you tomorrow. naki'o, the bionic dog. look at him go. >> can't get enough. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >>> good morning, i'm john alston. here is lisa argen. >> good morning. starting out with a good deal of cloud cover in the city, the fog is moving around a bit and we're clearing rapidly away from the shore line of. we'll see sunshine except at the coastguard and some warming arrives for the second half of the weekend and to start the workweek. we will see the sea breeze increase today due to a weak trough. we get into a warmup tomorrow. today 88 in sacramento, 84 in yosemite. 92 in fresno. southern california, 78. 70 in san diego. temperatures will be in the upper 60s around the bay for oakland. 72 palo alto with mid-70s in napa. you have to go pretty far north into sonoma county to reach the mid-80s, otherwise low 80s by the delta and we'll look for temperatures around 80 morgan hill. here is the seven-day forecast. we're warming up a

follow me all week on twitter and abcnews.com and be sure to watch "world news" with david muir laterl see you next week. hr >>> in the news, east palo alto police are investigating a shooting that called two-month-old baby and wounded both of ace parents and two investigations underway after a second san francisco firefighter dies from the injuries. join us next for the news at 9:00.

amanpour is back with "this week" in the not too distant future and later tonight "world news with david muirtion.qa

be sure to watch "world news" with david muir later tonight.s of some dads and their children enjoy themselves here in washington. happy father's day and we hope to see you next week. >>> the news this sunday, 60 billboards go up in oakland and how the community is responding. >> a woman is arrested while refusing the

follow me all week on twitter, facebook and at abcnews.com and be sure to watch "world news" with david muirope to see you all again next week. beth

david muir will have "world news" this evening and christiane amanpour in just a little bit has "thisek from afghanistan. >> and as dan takes a breath, we want to leave the show with the tale of the dads. look at this dancing dad on the stage. he's fantastic.

david muir has the story. >> reporter: defense secretary robert gates on his final trip to afghanistanthis role said the main purpose of the visit to personally thank the troops and as he stood before them, noting their sacrifice, he was choked up. >> i just want to come out here to thank you for the last time for your service and for your sacrifice. more than any body, except the president, i am responsible for you being here. >> reporter: while traveling exclusively with the defense secretary, diane has talked with troops all over the country now in afghanistan. the defense secretary telling her the toll on the troops, their families back home, has made him increasingly cautious over time. >> reporter: too cautious? >> yeah. >> reporter: how do you experience it when you are home at night? >> well that is when i do the condolence letters. >> reporter: it's just too much. >> reporter: yeah. it's time. >> reporter: more of her interview and three main questions answered. are we winning? when do american troops come home? who comes home first? can the u.s. afford a $10 billion a month w