and the sled hockey. >> reporter: david muir, abc news, new york. >> such a great story.ht at the espys for our friends at espn and everybody in pro sports. >> robin roberts is there. and she's going to have live coverage. look at her in that black and white jump suit. she looks incredible. >> she won an espy last year. the arthur ashe courage award. >> and she's going to have lots of live reports on "gma." stick around for that. we'll be back. >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen, so you can call when i finish. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. this is a lock for your life insurance, a rate lock, that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. but be careful. many policies you see do not have one, but you can get a lifetime rate lock through the colonial penn program. call this number to learn more. this plan was designed with a rate lock for people on a fixed income who want affordable life insurance that's simple to get. coverage

i talked to abc news anchor david muir. >> he looks ahead to tonight's edition of world news. david. >> cheryl, graeat to see you. tuesday night, tornado warnings, flash floodings and this is incredible. the wife swept away. she survived and tonight you'll hear from her family and then we return to the headline. the mystery illness. so many swimmers falling ill. what they know so far, cheryl, and we have warning for families heading out. >> david, you also have a troubling headline about sandra bullo bullock. >> what she discovered inside her own home and we asked are the laws strong enough. we'll get into it all, cheryl, coming up. >> and world news is coming up right after this newscast at 5:30 right on abc 7. >>> right now we turn to our own weather and meteorologist sandhya patel. >> it looks very nice out there, sandhya. >> it is beautiful. i will tell you this, cheryl and larry. i can deal with the heat. but the humidity, i think we need to loose it. it has been sticky around the bay area today and right now there are clouds on all different levels. not really a strong br

abc's david muir has the story. >> reporter: after nearly 21 years in the army, when eric came home,his mission to help other soldiers come home, too. helping them move. helping them get new appliances. helping their kids crawl over the sofa again. he runs wish for her heroes. >> every spare time he has, he dedicates to wish for her heroes. and he doesn't ask for anything. ever. >> reporter: but even the indianapolis colts got wind of it. and pat and kobe, #thankahero. both of the players about to run a new play. operation home makeover. >> we had to come up with an elaborate plan to get eric out of his house and stay out of his house. >> reporter: they asked him to help with a weekend charity event. >> we sent him to chicago for the weekend. >> he's gone. >> reporter: with eric gone, those colts assembling a different team. remodeling the house. bringing in new furniture, a new tv. a new place for his daughter's homework. and a place for dad, too. his new man cave. >> on this wall, we're going to have his army shirt framed. >> reporter: after three days, eric comes home. and right i

so i suspect that george wanted to have the david muir slot, with all the trimmings, they didn't give him that. instead he got this title and the first crack at all the breaks news. >> you mentioned personal rivalry between barbara walters and diane sawyer. now we see both of them stepping aside, barbara walters officially retiring, though she recently came back with that interview of the father of the santa barbara shooter, and diane sawyer, we don't know exactly what she'll be doing. what about the new leadership at abc, the new news president, james goldsen, and the new head of the division, are these guys who come in and aren't as willing to -- or as interested in protecting the status quo? >> you can't protect the status quo. you can't protect anything in this business. you have to be future forward and you have to sort of what are we going to be doing five years from now? and horrid how are we going to win? at this business, a ratings point, that could be worth $100 million in revenue. so these guys are in a business and they're business people. >> there'sen a compose dulles of

david muir, abc news, new york. >> that is awesome. she has done it before, actually.e. she paid for a woman behind her in the fast food checkout line. which is just terrific. >> a retired march of dimes worker. director, in fact. so she cares about kids a lot. you can tell. i love those stories. really incredible. >> you have to keep good positive energy going in the universe. >> you certainly do. >> hello. >> tahman. what am i doing there? >> wal-mart worker. diapers on the left. crisis on aisle five. tahman bradley. >> goodness gracious. >> don't forget to check us out online. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing hi, anne. how are you doing? hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah. i miss her a lot, but i'm okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the colonial penn program, and this will really help with the cost of her final expenses. they have been so helpful and supportive during this time. maybe i should give them a cal

i talked to david muir about that >> coming up, more on gm and a brand new giant recall. we asked when will this end? and dramatic video everyone is talking about. trucker, a police officer going at it after what the trucker says he caught the officer doing. >> i understand you have a big story about women's health? >> right. an exam many get every year. now, is it needed? it's developing now and dr. jen will be with us tonight coming up. >> world news coming up right after this newscast. >> stick around for that. here is a fun way to beat heat. how about standing in water then jumping up and down? it's a hot one today. not so much along the coast. >> visiting from phoenix. this is a relatively cool experience. >> i bet if you're phoenix this is not bad. tourists spent the day at aquatic park as did these families. as we've said in other spots around the bay area, pretty stifling today. >> right. >> spencer christian going to tell us about that >> other spots will be cool compared with phoenix. numerous locations today temperatures at or above degrees 74 in oakland. 82 sa

and the sled hockey. >> reporter: david muir, abc news, new york. >> such a great story.iends at espn and everybody in pro sports. >> robin roberts is there. and she's going to have live coverage. look at her in that gorgeous black and white jumpsuit. look at her. she always looks incredible. >> she won an espy last year. the arthur ashe courage award. >> and she's going to have lots of live reports on "gma." stick around for that. we'll be back. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm devin dwyer. here's some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." israel and gaza have agreed to a temporary cease-fire. the lull was to allow palestinians restock food and water. we are live in the middle east coming up. >>> hundreds of homes in eastern washington are threatened by wildfires fueling dangerous conditions for 20 counties. weather conditions are perfect for wildfires, hot, dry and windy. >>> a lawyer for bowe bergdahl says the former p.o.w. is grateful to president obama for saving his life. and

david muir, abc news, new york. >> that is awesome. she has done it before, actually.nd her in the fast food checkout line. which is just terrific. >> a retired march of dimes worker. director, in fact. so she cares about kids a lot. you can tell. i love those stories. really incredible. >> you have to keep good positive energy going in the universe. >> you certainly do. >> hello. >> tahman. what am i doing there? >> wal-mart worker. diapers on the left. crisis on aisle five. tahman bradley. >> goodness gracio >>> good morning, i'm tahman bradley. >> i'm reena ninan. here are some of the top headlines we are following this morning on "world news now" -- lots of long faces this morning  loss to belgium. at the world cup, fans blowing up social media with reaction. we'll have all the details coming up. >> mandatory evacuations are under way in northern california's wine country. a fast-moving wildfire has already scorched more than 2,500 acres and it is only 30% contained. >> 12 people were injured. two in critical condition following a food struck explosion in philadel

this is all for my son. >> reporter: david muir, abc news, new york. >> what a moving story. >> touching remarkable that this took place in humble, texas. such a humble story and the mother here, hats off to her for going that extra mile, the woman who found this at the flea market. you know, so many people would have seen it and let it go or purchased it and kept it at home. >> the mother said he enlisted after he -- before he graduated, coming home from high school one day and just telling her he'd joined the marines. so heartbreaking about the loss, but it must be so comforting to have found all those messages. >> to look at them there, handwritten reminders of his sacrifice, really amazing. >> what a great story. >>> and when we come back, "mad max" is back after 35 years. >> and the big makeover for wonder woman. you'll never even recognize her. stay with us. that's coming up in "the skinny." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> time now for "the skinny." and topping this morning's headlines, the much anticipated return

. >> world news with david muir will have more on the investigation into the downing of the mail asia flight 17 and escalating crisis between israel and hamas. watch world news following this newscast. >> turning to weather now the weekend was wrapping up with more sunshine than most of yesterday. taking a live look at the shore cape may sky6hd camera some spots along the shore got rain today. meteorologist melissa magee is live outside on the patio with the latest from accuweather. >> hi, there, walter, when he clouds to start the day and showers around coastal new jersey and delaware as you can see we got clouds and pockets of sunshine outside on this sunday evening. we'll show what you is going on, on stormtracker 6 double scan radar. visible satellite showing we had clouds earlier today. clouds to east and clouds to west. but we are finally starting to see breaks in the clouds. and some sunshine returning at least for the second half of the day. you check out the wind speed. it's pretty calm. calm allentown and sustained anywhere from 3 miles an hour and lancaster to 10 miles an h

"world news" next, coverage of the crash in ukraine and the israeli invasion of gaza next with david muir. i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. thank you for joining us. next newscast at 6:30. >>> tonight, a special edition of "world news," disaster in the sky, the malaysian flight shot down. who did this? the fire ball captured on the horizon, the smoke seen rising in the air. tonight we're joined by eye witnesses at the scene, what they have found, the passports in the field rgs, the playing cards. what villagers saw in the sky. why was that commercial jet allowed to fly in that dangerous air space to begin with. team coverage across the globe. >>> the crises in the midwest, the breaking news, the israeli troops and ground troops moving in. our reporters right there.

. >>> much more on this story coming up on world news with david muir tonight at 6:30 directly afteraction news". >>> two philadelphia police officers found themselves, putting their lives on the line, this morning by rescuing two women from the burning home. fire broke out just after 2:30 inside a home in the mantua section of the city. the officers from the 16th district saw the blaze and ran in, to help, in the burning home to help out. inside they found two women and brought them out to safety. two other adults were able to escape on their own. we're told a fire fighter was injured but expected to be just fine no word on how the fire started. >>> comedian tracie morgan has been released from a rehab facility about a month after he was nearly kill in the car crash. a spokesmen for morgan says the star will continue his recovery at home with an aggressive outpatient program. morgan suffered a broken leg and broken ribs in his limousine van when it was hit by a wal-mart truck on the new jersey turnpike back in june. that wreck killed six two-year old comedian james mcnair also known

david muir will be here in for diane tomorrow night. have a good evening.>> next at 6:00, a highway shut down and homes evacuated bus of a brush fire. details of the response. >>> plus, heat spike hits the bay area. look how high the temperature will reach tomorrow. >>> fans go wild as a world cup champion is named. we take you to a watch party for the celebration. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> good evening. the brush fire in the north bay this afternoon forced authorities to shut down highway 12 near fairfield, and also evacuated homes nearby. started just before 2:00 p.m. along highway 12 near beck avenue. it quickly grew to 15 acres in the dry grass. firefighters called for help from calfire's strike team. the highway is now back open and evacuation order has been lifted. no structures were damaged. >>> no surprise that a fire sparked today. the grass was dry because of high temperatures and little humidity. abc7 news meteorologist frances dinglasan has more with a look at live doppler 7hd. >> we had little cloud cover and temperatures came up today

remember last fall, david muir took us inside walmart's headquarters as american inventors pitched their gadgets to buyers. this year it's supersized. and speaking to walmart today, the governor of arkansas where walmart's headquarters are based reminded them. >> i watched a clip, abc news, as you all know. >> reporter: he was watching maze nails from peru, illinois, that nail company tonight -- >> thank you for choosing american nails. >> made right here in illinois. >> reporter: and now the jarratt family. >> my name is hugh jarratt. >> i'm nicole jarratt. >> reporter: hoping you'll buy their invention too. this taco plate that'll keep your tacos from spilling. there's a lot of people who are going to say, why didn't i think of that? what do you say to them? >> well, i'm glad you didn't. or we wouldn't be standing here. >> reporter: we're there for the pitch and walmarwalmart's order million plates. rebecca jarvis, abc news, bentonville, arkansas. >> a million plates. >>> and now we want to take you to brazil because it is a nation in shock tonight. a stunning loss in the world cup clo

in for diane, i'm david muir.our teams track those two breaking stories tonight, right now israel launching a ground incursion in gaza, explosions lighting up the night sky. first this half-hour, those haunting images from the downed flight 17 vanishing near the border with russia. on the ground pieces of the fuselage, firefighters on the scene. we want to bring you up to date at this hour. here are the latest headlines. 298 souls on board malaysia flight 17. it was traveling from amsterdam to kuala lumpur. disappearing over ukraine near the russian border. tonight u.s. officials say they know what brought that jet down, a boeing 777, one of the most reliable planes in the world. abc's chief inve

>> david muir is up next. >> for cheryl and >>> welcome to "world news." tonight breaking now, the severe storms on the move, the tornado warnings, the flash floods, the mother swept away four miles down the river. she survives and ginger zee is right here, where this storm hits tonight. >>> the subway nightmare, the deadly rush-hour accident, the passengers trapped trying to escape. our correspondent on the scene in moscow tonight. >>> back here the mystery and the water, the popular summer spot, the lake making hundreds sick. what's in the water and the warning for families tonight. >>> and the stalker scare, the hollywood star and who she discovered inside her own home. are the laws strong enough? can anything be done? # >>> good evening, in for diane tonight. it's great to have you with us on a tuesday evening. we do begin with that line of storms on the move right now. it's been a terrifying 24 hours for so many families, some close calls with flash floods. look at the radar this hour, the severe thunderstorms and powerful winds moving across much of

abc's david muir has it. >> reporter: after nearly 21 years in the army, when eric orr came home he mader soldiers coming home too, helping them move, helping them get new appliances helping their kids crawl all over the sofa again. he runs wish for our heroes. >> every single spare minute he has he dedicates to wish for our heroes and never asks for anything ever. >> reporter: what eric didn't know is his community had become well aware of his good deed. even the indianapolis colts got wind of it. enter pat macafee, hash tag thank a hero both play ears but to run ape new play. operation home makeover. >> we had to think of an elaborate plan to get eric out of his house and then stay out of his house for a few days. >> reporter: they asked hem to help with a weekend charity event, telling him a short road trip. >> we sent him to chicago for the weekend. >> he is gone. >> reporter: eric gone, remodeling the house, new furniture, new tv. his daughters too, a new place for their home work and place for dad too, his new man cave. >> on this wall we are going to have his actual army shirt fra

in for diane, i'm david muir. as our teams track those two breaking stories tonight, right now israel launching a ground incursion in gaza, explosions lighting up the night sky. first this half-hour, those haunting images from the downed flight 17 vanishing near the border with russia. on the ground pieces of the fuselage, firefighters on the scene. we want to bring you up to date at this hour. here are the latest headlines. 298 souls on board malaysia flight 17. it was traveling from amsterdam to kuala lumpur. disappearing over ukraine near the russian border. tonight u.s. officials say they know what brought that jet down, a boeing 777, one of the most reliable planes in the world. abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross now with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: with the rebels controlling the crash scene, the investigation of what happened and why is already facing serious questions and obstacles that could create a showdown with russia. even that dramatic footage of the moment of impact

we also have robin thicke here live and then he also have man of the hour here david muir. >> hey, davidter: he's the big star. >> yeah. >> thanks so much. >> very good. >> can't wait -- tim howard, he played -- >> it was the best game that any goalie played. >> it really was. i've seen a lost soccer games from this high. all right, let's take you right now outside and show you light volume in chester county. 30 bypass at 322, no major delays yet. i think a lot of people might have off with the holiday weekend coming up. ben franklin bridge is looking good, too, dave. >> my twitter follower katie in drexel hill reports 75 degrees. thanks katie bug. it's humid out there in drexel hill, though. as we take a look at your shopping experience today you might want to get stuff done early. in the 80's by 9 o'clock, noon 90. the humidity today is going to be oppressive. four these by clear clock. high today is 95. in the northern and western suburbs some thunderstorms are possible. in philadelphia they might hold off until evening. we have that heat advisory in effect starting at noon and it goe

watch "world news" with david muir later this evening. stop making me laugh.va pilgrim, coming up next on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00 a.m., developing overnight a fast-moving fire has killed four children in southwest philadelphia. we'll hear from a family friend of the victims in a live report. >>> independence day festivities continue today after rain postponed many events. >>> plus a consumer warning regarding double strollers. those stories, plus the "shelter me rescue of the week," and the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast next on "action >> good morning, it is saturday, july 5, i'm eva pilgrim. here's what we're following for you right now on "action news." >>> a fire tore through several row homes overnight kill four children. we'll have a live report. >>> two teens are recovering from a gunshot wounds after gunfire broke out this weekend. >>> planned and postponed 4th of july festivities continue today. those stories in a moment, but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we are winning this weekend. >> reporter: we a

"world news" next, coverage of the crash in ukraine and the israeli invasion of gaza next with david muiri'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. thank you for joining us. next newscast at 6:30. ?? for the freshest produce you want to be close to the people who are close to the land. that's why safeway works with over 150 local growers. the folks whose hands are in the soil. planting and nurturing the kind of delicious produce that gets delivered daily to safeway. so there's more local produce to love. like this week, locally grown g&s farms sweet corn is just 8 for $2.00. safeway, ingredients for life. >> two major international stories a rocket attack that brought down a planeful of people over ukraine >> ground offensive israel launched in the gaza strip. tonight if anything develops, we'll be here to bring it to you. good evening. >> we want to begin with developing local news. information on the bank robbery and high-speed chase in stockton that left a hostage and two suspects dead. police say the suspects have gang ties and enter that had bank of the west branch, police believe with inte

she'll be replaced by david muir, which means all three network news broadcasts will be anchored by whiteen. so, we did it. good for us. [ applause ] a piece of rock 'n' roll history was sold yesterday. bob dylan's handwritten lyrics for the song, "like a rolling stone," went up for auction. and got $2 million. paying $2 million for bob dylan lyrics is a good way to know bob dylan would have hated you in 1965. the reason they're so valuable is because if you buy them, you'll be the only one in the world who knows what the hell bob dylan is singing. the most expensive rock music manuscript ever sold. the previous record was for $1.7 million was paid for the handwritten lyrics to the song "tequila." [ laughter ] there they are. well, there it is. you probably knew that, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: this is fun. while everybody was busy trying to like soccer, the world's ugliest dog was crowned in petaluma, california, this weekend. he's a 2-year-old mutt named peanut. and it's hard to argue with the judge's choice on this one. >> the world's ugliest dog is -- peanut. >> peanut, the 2-year-old c

now, david muir and elizabeth vargas. >> who knew that a yellow inner tube would be one man's getaway? >> this is the high school hunk turned bank robber. and to keep from being identified, he hired extras. cloning himself 15 times over. and if it sounds like a script for a summer blockbuster, it soon might be. here's gio benitez. >> reporter: in the annals of robberies gone wrong, there is a long list of dos and don'ts. like always know your escape route. and try to come up with a better disguise than a tree. >> he had tree branches. >> reporter: but for anthony curcio the line between brilliant and botched is blurred he pulled off the perfect crime, almost. from high school football fame to bank heist infamy. >> making his escape in an inner tube. >> reporter: curcio is now known in his hometown as the crook who almost got away with a seriously crazy plan. it started here -- on the outskirts of seattle the sleepy town of monroe, washington, where manicured lawns smack of ordinary life. the kind of place where life seems pretty predictable, unless of course you're planning the unpred

watch "world news" with david muir later this evening. stop making me laugh. the highest number of years, all the driving will come at an added cost. if you haven't noticed, gas prices are up, they're expected to be highest for the july 4th holiday weekend since 2008. right now the national average for a regular gallon of gas is 3.66. in california, it's 4.14. analysts think prices should go down later in the summer as demand shrinks. >>> the holiday weekend will be a dry one for people celebrating at the new milonas reservoir, the lake is less than a third full and just one boat ramp is open. officials had to rope off most boat access last month because water levels dropped below the edge of the ramp. long lines as people waited to start their holiday on the water. park staff are prepared for big crowds today. it's the fifth largest lake in the state and one of the busiest. all it needs now is some water. let's check in on the dry forecast with lisa argen. >>> even breezy at times today, katie, here's a look at gray emeryville. the marine layer is breaking up

>> now, elizabeth vargas and david muir. >> tonight, perhaps you've seen it yourself. heated tempers in your own neighborhood. but now, neighbors losing it. >> and you'll hear the heart-pounding 911 calls, the girlfriend who heard her boyfriend shot in front of her. matt gutman has the story. >> reporter: in the lush green hills of genteel encinitas, california, a toxic tale of shrubbery. the invasive brazilian pepper tree, and two men losing it. in a dispute over clearing the poisonous bushes from a driveway. >> 99 emergency. my partner just got shot. please come to lone jack road. please hurry! he's bleeding, got shot in the head. >> reporter: for evelyn zeller, march 28, 2013, began as a beautiful day. they're all beautiful days here in the san diego suburbs. that morning she awoke in the master bedroom of this rented spanish contemporary and shared a tender moment with her boyfriend, john upton. >> it was my birthday. john woke me up to wish me a happy birthday. >> reporter: she says upton, still in his pajamas, headed outside to make room for two day laborers clea

abc's david muir has it. >> reporter: after nearly 21 years in the army, eric orr came home and made appliances, helping their kids crawl all over the sofa again. he runs wish for our heroes. >> every single spare minute he has he dedicates to wish for our heroes and never asks for anything, ever. >> reporter: but what eric didn't know was that his community had become well aware of his good deeds. even the indianapolis colts got wind of it and pat and koby #thankahero, "operation: home makeover." >> we had to think of an elaborate plan to get eric out of his house and stay out for a few days. >> reporter: they asked him to help with a weekend charity event, telling him he'll have to go on a short road trip. >> we sent him up to chicago for the weekend. >> he's gone. >> reporter: with eric gone, the colts assembling a different team, remodeling the house, bringing in new furniture, a new tv, hooking up his daughters with a new place to do their homework, and a new place for dad, too, a new man cave. >> on this wall, we're going to have his actual army shirt framed. >> reporter: after

. >>> check out "world news" with david muir tonight.'ll see you tomorrow on "gma." >> in the news, how much the city of san francisco is willing to pay to settle a lawsuit for a man wrongfully committed of murder. and good-bye to the candlestick. >> and the marine lower continues to lower and scatter out for a slightly warmer day for most. i'll have the details and your full forecast next on abc7 morning news at 9:00. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you.

. >> here now, david muir and elizabeth vargas. >> tonight, a "20/20" exclusive. that so-called nightmare nanny breaking her silence for the first time right here. and as we come on the air, nick watt and our "20/20" team just back from california. >> and there are two sides to the story with two big questions. both coming down to real estate and the roof over your head. why does the nanny have a legal right to stay in the house after being fired? who's really looking after your kids? here's nick watt. >> reporter: marcella and ralph bracamonte worked hard for their american dream, a home, three kids and happiness. >> high five. >> reporter: now, they say, they're living an american nightmare. >> she's trying to get us on a lock out. >> it's a setup. >> we're going through pure hell. >> reporter: and they blame the nanny. >> i fear we could lose everything. i fear that. >> our livelihoods. >> i fear that she knows this game well enough that every word that she says is going to be meant to impact us as hard as possible. >> reporter: they say they fired the live-in

check out "world news" with david muir tonight. i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." >> in the news this sunday, the 28th annual a.i.d.s. walk will soon get underway, and we will follow last week's airline disaster. a live report. and losing the legends. the latest on the passing of actor james garner. >> and it's crowded for the a.i.d.s. walk as you can see if this live shot. we have a chance of showers. i'll tell you all about it. abc7 news at 9:00 is huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner gotta be alone. heee yaw! o. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. jesse?

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check out "world news" with david muir tonight.e'll see you back here next week. >> in the news this sunday, new developments in the middle east crisis. uncertainty over an additional cease-fire, hours after fight league sums in gaza. more than 25,000 runners race around the streets of san francisco for the city's marathon. >> good morning from you are exploratorium camera, 61 degrees in san francisco. other few subshowers already. i'll let you know if there's more in the forecast. looks like cool down for the end of the weekend and the week ahead. your forecast is coming up next on the abc7 morning news at 9:00.

check out "world news" with david muir tonight. i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." written >> atlantic city being new jersey, will it win its fights to survive. inside story starts right now. good sunday morning to all of you i'm matt o'donnell this is inside story. it's sunday, july 20th, 201 4 let's meet the insiders of the we'll, george burrell non-profit executive. renee moore gop state official and g. terri madonna and jeff jubelirer communications executive. >> hey, matt. >> good to have all of you here. let's talk about atlantic city. may lose yet another casino. owners of trump plaza announced this week it ambulanceed to close in september with 1,000 people losing jobs and it would be in fourth casino to close in atlantic city just this year. new mayor don guardian lament this is what is needed as ac tries to reinvent itself as a destination. jeff, you're someone that takes something not so shiny and makes it shiny right? let me ask the following question. what can atlantic city become? what should it become? and what will it become? >> oh, >> where do i sta

here now, david muir and elizabeth vargas. >> good evening. your teenagers could be planning it right now. sneaking out of your house, joyrijo joyriding around town. but this would be just the start of a mystery that devastated a community. what did this ominous tweet, #what if i could get away with it, mean? >> the texts and tweets and facebook fights between b.f.f.s. where getting unfriended is just the beginning. here's ryan smith. >> reporter: they were 16 and inseparable. best friends, high school sophomores shelia, skylar and rachel. >> it was always those three together. >> you barely ever saw one of them by themselves. >> reporter: silly in their selfies. >> giggly teenage girls. >> they're pretty, they're sociable, they're popular. >> reporter: but behind their smiles, secrets that would shock everyone they knew. >> the level of deception, it's mind-boggling. >> the police were just as shocked as we were. >> no one was expecting anything like that. >> pure evil. >> reporter: nestled in the green mountains of west virginia, the city of

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check out "world news" with david muir tonight.ll see you back here next week. >> a new plan said it will bring more revenue and invest into atlantic city, is it the ticket? let's get the inside story. good morning, i'm tamala edwards. welcome to inside story, we're legally covered this morning when it comes to the panel. let's intriewz -- introduce you, first up, law professor, jan ting. , nelson diaz, former judge, ajay raju and ed turzanski. the prospect that four casinos could be closed taking 9,000 jobs that's a third of jobs in atlantic city and moody saying because of everything going on they

check out "world news with david muir" tonight, and we leave you this morning with images you and a fewabc family submitted of your independence day celebrations. have a great day. >> budgets, taxes cigarettes, pensions, wolf on a tear, inside stories starts now. good morning everyone, i'm matt o'donnell. it is sunday, july 6, 2014, happy birthday america. we have g. terry madonna from the franklin and marshall poll. >>> brian tierney. welcome back, rene amoore. >>> it's been a biz

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. >> doesn't get better than david muir and a puppy, does it?nd check off your 60th birthday bucket list. we did that. and we're saying hi to the boys from indianapolis. what's your name? >> grant. >> grant, we're about to talk about the cold weather you're missing out on in the midwest. let's talk first about the update on hurricane arthur. now, 80-mile-per-hour max sustained winds. and you see the water temperatures there. you need 80 degrees or higher to fuel a hurricane. look what happens when you get past north carolina. 70s and quickly 60s. that's going to kill it, in including a couple of other things, including a cold front. speaking of cold. at home it will be mild, cool, with more sunshine. live doppler 7 hd tracking fog along the coast and it will be mostly sunshine inland in the afternoon but clouds along the coast and 87 in fairly and 70 degrees in oakland and 73 in san mateo and 60's along the coast. lows overnight are in the money 50's and seven-day forecast show dry for the fourth of july holiday. >> we have a wild crowd out here

great to have david muir here sitting in for george and dan harris has been here all week for amy.lly appreciate that. ginger and i are the old hands. we've been here all week. >> i took one day off. >> a speed bump. >> i know. here we go already. >>> hey, we want you to see this crowd. look at this. central park all revved up for country megastar keith urban. >> only keith pulls in a crowd like this. you can still decide which song he'll sing, "sweet thing," or "you a "you're gonna fly." >> powerful rain causing major flooding and ginger is tracking it all. >> more than 50 severe weather reports just yesterday many coming from georgia up to pennsylvania but it's right here from south carolina to virginia beach where we saw most of the damage and injuries. inundating downpours. >> people taking shelter. >> winds up to 70 miles per hour. >> wind pushed them all the way across the street. >> chaos in the mid-atlantic. >> i saw my next-door neighbor's third floor was gone. >> reporter: in virginia beach alone the storms injuring 11 people. wind shredding homes and businesses tossing t

. >> doesn't get better than david muir and a puppy, does it?athy from florida. what's your name? >> grant. >> grant, we're about to talk about the cold weather you're missing out on in the midwest. let's talk first about the update on hurricane arthur. now, 80-mile-per-hour max sustained winds. and you see the water temperatures there. you need 80 degrees or higher to fuel a hurricane. look what happens when you get past north carolina. 70s and quickly 60s. that's going to kill it, in including a couple of other things, a. >> reporter: thanks ginger are david murphy on the terrace, we have a fair amount of clouds with some sunny breaks, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we're still very warm and humid this afternoon hot and humid high of 90. there will be the chance of drenching downpour producing thunderstorms late today and tonight and there's a flood watch in case they produce problems. tomorrow morning, we have rain, we expect drying and sun >> we have a wild crowd out here. can't wait until you get out here. >>> coming up next,

now, reporting, david muir. >> good morning, and we come on the air at this hour because president obamadier. the president watching that unfold as the white house follows the fast-moving developments after the jetliner was shot down on tukraine. here's what we know. 298 people killed including 3 newborns, 80 children, no americans confirmed on board. we know one american investigator with the ntsb is on the way. u.s. authorities believe the plane was shot down by what appears to be a surface-to-air missile. we learned that that missile was fired from rebel-held territory on the ukrainian side of the border. we have our entire team. johnathan karl is in the white house waiting with the president. we're expecting to hear from the president on both fronts. >> reporter: the bulk of his comes will be on the aircraft just after samantha powers gave a very emotional statement at this, pointed the fingers at the pro-russian rebels and russia himself. and here's the president. >>> the president approaching the podium. >> good morning, everybody. yesterday, malaysian airlines flight mh-17 took of

. >> good morning, everyone, i'm david muir reporting frabc headquarters out of new york.t was en route to kuala lumpur. there are pictures coming in this hour and we want to show you pictures from that all right part of the world. a lot of picres these are the pictures coming in at this hour. the plume of smoke as you can see rising there reportedly believed to be smoke from the crash of this jet. although malaysia's airlines will not confirm that their jet has, in fact, crashed. simply saying at this time that they lost contact with mh-17. that would be flight 17. of course a lot of people are immediately going to say this is malaysian airlines remembering that they just had that catastrophe with their other plane that disappeared that was 131 days ago. since mh-370 was lost in midair. so many passengers on that flight as well. this particular flight that we're watching this morning has 280 passengers, it's believed. 15 crew members. again you're looking at pictures right there, that plume of smoke on the horizon. that's from ukraine not far from the russian border where

mayoral candidates muir july bowser and david cantania were among those who voted to overjoyed -- override mayor gray's veto. >>> a judge bans the word redskins from being mentioned in his court. >>> we're looking at doppler 9000. while it's quiet here, some showers out to the west ahead of a cold front. that cold front gets here late afternoon, evening. that's going to bring big changes for tomorrow and thursday. right now, though, doppler is quiet locally. out to the west and west virginia in western maryland, these are light rain showers that are pushing through areas from moorefield up toward romney, cumberland seeing it. mostly into washington. excuse me, allegheny and garrett counties. toward kaiser, yes, wet streets toward oakland. a touch of fog here and there. that's a little hor than a touch in frederick -- little more than a touch in frederick. we're doing okay here in d.c. except for the mugginess. frizz alert today. temperatures right now in the low 70s north and west but as warm as 77 here in washington. across the bay in easton 78. steamy at the naval academy. >>> 6:02. a tr

world news with david muir will have the latest on the renewed fighting between israel and hamas. you can watch that following "action news". >>> a shooting inside a vacant home in chester injured one person. it happened before noon in the 2900 block of west third street the victim was shot in the head and shoulder and take to corzer-chester hospital. no word on the condition and the gunman is on the loose. >>> a 37-year-old man out for a morning walk in talleyville, delaware, is hospital izeed after hit by a car. he was on foulkrodch the driver stayed on the scene and was questioned by please. no word on the condition and if charges will be filed. >>> a rare july appearance in northeast philadelphia by a very popular guy that usually vacations all summer long. the kid that shiner's hospital for children were waiting as sawnt aclause and several hundred helpers arrived. they collected new toys for all the kids. the annual christmas in july toy run it's an 18 year tradition. >>> it was also like christmas in july for pampered coaches and cherry hill and they got together for a part