for a conversation that was moderated by david muir. >> first, an update on the events still unfolds in the french resort city of nice where dozens of people have been killed in a terror attack. we have new images coming in. you're watching "world news now." news now." hey spray 'n wash is back...ws? and even better. it's powerful formula removes everyday stains the first time. which is bad news for stains, and good news for you. spray 'n wash. back 'n better. it's built-in backup wbraid helps stop leaks by channeling them back into the core giving you the best protection at home and on-the-go tampax. power over periods. >>> we have breaking news from nice, france, this morning. it was the scene last night inside the city's most famous hotel as stunned people tried to find safety. that was after a truck driver plowed i killing 84 and children. people were running everywhere, some even jumped into the water. >> the driver was killed by police, and you can actually see on some of the images, several bullet holes in the windshield. the vehicle he was driving. an investigation is underwa

. >> david muir, first choice of hillary clinton, not first choice of everyone in these delegations over the last three days. >> no question, george. on day one, when they announced the ticket during the roll call, there were boos in the case, his father owned a metal working shop, his mother, a home economics teacher. he'll make the case that he is the middle class. that's where he came from. >> biggest audience he's ever had. >> thank you, everybody! hello, philadelphia! hello, democratic family. three wonderful children, nat, woody and annella, they're sitting right up there. you know, my son, nat, deployed with his marine battalion just two days ago. he -- he deployed overseas to protect and defend allies that donald trump says he now wants to abandon. semper fi, nat! semper fi. my parents and my inlaws are here, our siblings and their spouses. our nieces and nephews. and hundreds of friends from seeing you front and center. including my friend of 37 years, senior senator mark warner, my great governor, terry mcauliffe. and my great friend and congressman, bobby scott. we love you al

abc's "world news tonight" with david muir is next on channel6.ews" continues at 10:00 on phl17 with brian taff, sharrie williams, adam joseph and ducis rodgers. then please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel6. for cecily tynan jeff skversky ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us at 11:00. if you want to soar along the highest, longest and fastest zipline in north america, there's only one place to do it. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >>> tonight, major new developments right here in dallas. the deadly ambush. officers shot one by one. five of them killed. 14 people shot in all, bystanders among them. and this evening, we have now learned what the sniper told s.w.a.t. teams before they and their robot took him down. >> it's a sniper! >> his chilling motive. a peaceful protest here suddenly erupting into panic. officers running toward the danger to help the protest

is that covered by insurance. >>> world news tonight with david muir is next. ama daetz in for kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. we all appreciate your time. we'll see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, the donald trump vp mystery intensifies. and the $10 million lawsuit. his children flying into indiana for closed door meetings. are we about to learn his running mate? as we also learn, trump is now suing a former staffer. >>> the urgent manhunt tonight. several arrests, and a suspect on the run after an alleged plot to kill police. after the alton sterling shooting. >>> the pictures coming in tonight. the severe storms. several cities now bracing for dangerous weather tonight. an emergency landing. a passenger jet grounded amid severe turbulence. >>> the deadly crash. the highway in the northeast shut down for hours tonight. at least two tractor trailers, several cars. >>> and the new pokemon dangers. reports a child has now been hit by a car, distracted while playing. and new warnings

abc world news with david muir is next on channel 6.action news" continues tonight at 10:00 on phl 17. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner live from the democratic nation an convention and we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight on the floor of the democratic national convention. the roll call under way. the tension. history about to be made. chants of hillary, chants of bernie on the floor. with hillary clinton about to become the first female presidential nominee. bernie sanders telling those booing, they're playing right into donald trump's hands. and an emotional michelle obama. did she just give hillary clinton the biggest gift of this convention? >> because of hillary clinton, my daughters and all our sons and daughters now take for granted that a woman can be president of the united states. >> and what we're just now learning about bill clinton's speech just hours away now. >>> also breaking, the deadly attack in church. an

"world news now" anchor david muir spoke about the controversy with donald trump junior. >> you weren't bothered by the similarities? >> i saw pretty common words. there was no novel thought in it. >> she said she wrote the speech. >> she said she wrote as much as she could, and, again, for a speech of this magnitude, to say you don't have a speech writer, i'd have a hard time doing that and i speak daily. it's very different. >> hours later, donald trump junior took the stage and delivered what was a well received speech. >> we've actually started to believe that solving our great problems is an improbable task, and that's why we need to elect a man with a track record of accomplishing the impossible. >> it was centered around make america work. it was an effort to tear down hillary clinton. >> the protests were heating up around the arena. marcy gonzalez is in cleveland with more highlights. marcy, good morning. who would you say got the biggest reception last night? >> reporter: you know, i'll say that both of donald trump's children got warm welcomes from the crowd, but governor chr

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david muir down there on the floor. cecilia vega told us earlier, a house divided. not during that speech. >> i got to tell you, george, we saw stronger together, those signs and michelle obama, what a temperature shift in this room. we've been down on the floor all day and earlier today, the bernie supporters were up against the hillary supporters, but everyone in this room was listening to michelle obama. and you should see the purple signs all throughout this convention hall. one word is all you need when it comes to her. and as you pointed out, this was a very personal speech, george. chef talked about this through the prism of being a parent. remembering her little girls when they were young and saying that the person we elect will be the person that shapes our children not only for the next four, but possibly eight years and that is the sole reason that will drive here in november november. >> okay, david muir, thank you so much. elizabeth warren and bernie sanders are coming up when we come back. >>> abc news coverage of the democratic national convention wil

adorable. >> world news tonight is david muir is next. i'm in for kristen zse. >> and i'm dan ashley. for all of us, we appreciate your time and we'll see you again in half an hour at 6:00. >>> breaking news tonight on the floor of the democratic national convention. they are chanting "bernie," others are chanting "hillary," as they have just announced the clinton/kaine ticket on that stage. convention chaos on day one. angry delegates in the convention hall right now. the congresswoman, the chair of the democratic party, resigning, booed in front of the cameras. the pressure to keep her off the stage. bernie sanders telling his supporters the democrats must support hillary clinton. all of this amid the major leak of party e-mails. the fbi now investigating tonight. the clinton campaign saying the russians are behind it, to help donald trump. >>> also tonight, the deadly heat and the fires. thousands of families evacuated as the number of children dying

david muir, abc news, new york. >> the president also reiterated his support for law enforcement forice, but he said in terms of change it has to happen at the local level and that cities and towns and police departments need to want it to happen before a tragedy hits rather than trying to respond. he says look at the area where there's tension and try to fix it now rather than waiting for it to come to a head. >> let's hope they don't wait and that this starts a conversation and starts, more importantly, some sort of action. >> he said it can't just be all on police. this has to be a collaborative effort. >> and a yeoman's job on our abc part for pulling that all together in a matter of a couple of days. great work from our colleagues there. >>> so when we come back, the concert cut short in nice, france, by a music superstar. >> we'll be right back. music superstar. >> we'll be right back. >>> "world news now" continues after. >>> so the concert now, now to the concert cut short in nice, france. >> a rep for rihanna says she is safe, but her concert scheduled for tonight at the sta

. >> at 5:30, world news with david muir. >> the urgent manhunt right now. the new reward. serial shooter in an american city. also at least four tornadoes reported, one an ef-2 up to 125 mile-an-hour winds. presidents obama and bush honoring fers in dallas. the emotional tribute. >> new at 6:00, the numbers problem the long-term impact from the recession on value you have some bay area homes. mayb >>> a powerful telescope is revealing the interior of the orion nebula in greater detail than before. it is 1300 light years away. new pictures reveal it's home to far more objects than thought. there are failed stars, possibly even a planet. astronomers say they may have to rethink their models of its stellar evolution. >>> it appears the mystery of vincent van gogh's infamous ear incident has been involved. the answer was at uc berkeley. berkeley's bancroft library holds hundreds of documents that document the life of that famous artist. one special document reveals van gogh did not cut off only his ear lobe but his entire left ear. the artist's doctor shows where the cut was m

. >>> more fallout after melania trump's plagiarism allegations blaming hillary clinton and david muir goes one-on-one with donald trump jr. as questions surface over his own speech. >>> severe storms over washington, d.c. cars are flooded. large hail and see where the dangerous heat is headed today. >>> caught on camera a group of people flipping over a car rescuing a trapped driver. >>> good morning, everyone. wednesday morning donald trump one step closer to the white house officially, of course, winning the republican nomination for president. >> as the gop convention heads into day three another one of his children takes the stage after his sister and brother had glowing words about him last night. he had another unorthodox appearance popping up on the jumbotron to thank delegates. >> this as allegations of plagiarism continue to plague the campaign. stephanie ramos has the latest from cleveland. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: kendis and diane, good morning. so one person, you can count on being here every night this week, is donald trump. making his appearance last night v

. >>> and then at 5:30 on world news tonight with david muir. >> the breaking news, the roll call and the tension and the history made here and down to the floor tonight. >>> and a priest forced to kneel before being killed and isis now claiming responsibility. the breaking news on that front and here at the convention right here after abc 7 news. >> david, thanks very much. >>> we'll see you then. and she did the right thing by answer a recall notice but new at 6:00, from michael finney, the car owner who paid big bucks to fix problems she said never existed wno family today nana? no traditional sunday pancake breakfast mimi? they usually show up just about this time, don't they? oh well, i'm sure something came up. you have heard about denny's new pancakes though... 50% fluffier more vanilla-ier... but surely they're not at denny's right now.... surely. are denny's new pancakes fluffier, tastier, better than yours? only you can decide. >>> in the south bay, kaiser permanente is donating $1 million to 32 santa clara county groups. among the recipients, the boys and girls club and the

. >>> and then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> breaking now, the major airline grounding flightsnd hundreds of passengers effected. the police officer killed and the police chief and more talks. >>> and melania trump's words wore from michelle obama's speech and we'll explain why. >> and new at 6:00, a # on your side travel warning. the bay area worm that found out the >>> people in the phoenix area are cleaning up from a powerful dust storm. look at this wall of dust that blew over casa grande yesterday evening. authorities blamed the poor visibility for accidents on local roads. >>> and a wild past couple of days. weatherwise around phoenix, check out this video on monday when a monsoon dumped heavy rain on the area. and strong winds knocked out power to thousands. wind gusts were reported at up to 50 miles per hour in some areas. >>> a team of arborists are cloning the california sequoias and redwoods to combat climate change. a team from michigan collected genetic samples an they take the tissue and put it in the ground and create a miniature 3000-year-old tree. that is amazi

i want to go to david muir.ll day long, the trump campaign has had to deal with the controversy with melania trump blamed for taking words from michelle obama. >> the bravado that the trumps for known for, he was talking about his nerves going in, he said it would be 11 to 12 minutes except for the applause. and i said it was going to be a welcoming crowd. as you said, this crowd wants to hear from the trumps. as you mentioned, there was a lot of pressure coming in, and last night, it was melania taking the stage and all the similarities between the two speeches. i asked donald trump if anyone would be fired. he said no. and i asked if it was plagiarism, he said no. and what i asked about the first lady. >> do you believe michelle obama is owed an apology in any way. >> i don't know. whoever is involved, i don't think so. i don't think this is something of that magnitude. i understand from a media perspective, trying to create a bigger story than it is. >> so no apology. >> i don't know v think so. >> do you thi

s speech. >> david muir?got to tell you as i there is talk about how many trump members are on the speaking circuit here this week in cleveland. but this audience, this is what they are here for. they were here if donald trump jr. tonight. and melania last night. this is a group is telling me this family is going to reunite the republican party. >> that's the story with the crowd, matthew dowd. how about the people watching at home. you don't get the big bounce until the very end. >> yeah, that is usually thursday night. i remember when al gore e, having work e worked for george w. bush, not a single point moved in the poll. and thursday night, the famous kiss with tipper, two days later, al gore moved in one night of the convention. it's a four-day spread. it matters in total but thursday night is the most important night in this election cycle until the said it. thursday night's the night we are going to bring the party together. that is what he is hoping to happen. >> they are starting to build on it tonig

david muir will have more on the situation in bangladesh next after "action news." >>> the tri-state area is under a thunderstorm watch until 10 o'clock tonight. various locates have already received periods of heavy rain. there are pop-up storms that apparently could happen anywhere any time. let's check in with meteorologist adam joseph at the big board. adam. >> yeah, that tropical humidity is back. it's getting us into trouble with a cold front approaching from the west, severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 10 o'clock for the entire viewing area. watch means the potential is there for storms to turn severe and many have with very strong powerful winds, large hail and even the chance of some rotation in some of the storms. we have a severe thunderstorm warning meaning there is a severe storm ongoing right now in atlantic county until 6:15, 60 miles per hour wind and hail near mays landing pomona egg harbor city. as we take a look on storm tracker6 double scan you can see 51 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes a very slow moving storm at 20 or so miles an hour so flooding

i'm david muir. we'll see you in primetime and right back here tomorrow.good night. >>> tonight at 6:001 on one with san francisco's acting police chief. how he's hoping to regain public trust. plus... >> he jumped out and ran into the garage. they were behind him. >> surveillance video of a chase moments before a man was tased by police and later died. his family, and officers are telling very different stories. >>> a massive wildfire near big sur turned deadly now. we're live with the latest. and... >> there is no box they need to be put in. >> tournament to keep girls in the game for years still to come. >> there is so much to be done. i'm focusing on getting to a better place. >>> san francisco's intern police chief sat down to talk about his mission. he wants to reform the use of force policies and bring communities closer. good evening, thanks for joining us. >> vic lee join us with more. >> it was a candid interview focused on the progress the chief is making in his mission. now, this interview on the day abc7 news learn that had the state attorney

david muir anchors world news live from dallas. >> join david muir and elizabeth vargas for america insis ambush in dallas. that's tonight at 9 o'clock right here on 6abc. >> all right. in the meantime let's get a check of our "action news" traffic report for you tonight. >> let's go live to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center. >> certainly no shortage of traffic troubles as we try to start the weekend sharrie and rick. on 952 separate disabled vehicles in the northbound lanes, one of them is this camper here taking out the center lane in the work zone by girard so coming northbound away from penn's landing it is extra jammed up because of this disabled vehicle and one right up ahead also at the girard avenue interchange. had an earlier crash on the eastbound pennsylvania turnpike still jammed there. now there's one on the westbound side as well taking out the left lane between norristown and valley forge. and we still have that downed pole from the earlier crash right by villanova university by the stadium blocking off lancaster avenue. head for montgomery avenue, 320 or c

. >> and david muir, you were on the floor for much of the afternoon, when they went through the roll call, state by state and let the bernie sanders voters have their say, put the delegates on the board, that made a huge difference, too. >> absolutely, george. it acknowledged the hard work and really the history made by sanders. we were down on the floor as the roll call began. they went state by state through the votes. they would announce the votes for bernie sanders. you would hear the cheers in the crowd, and then, the votes for hillary clinton. state by state. and in the end, no one knew that bernie sanders was going to do that. they moved vermont to the end of the list. and he did appear. and to watch the arc of the last 24 hours, george. michelle obama coming in here, changing the temperature immediately last night. and to have bernie sanders supporters acknowledged today with that roll call vote, and then sanders himself, and now tonight, this crowd awaiting, it is silent in here as they watch this video for bill clinton and this very personal speech. >> that big speech is co

the discussion - hosted by world news anchor david muir - will look at recent tragedies - and cover issues like race relations, justice, and policing. that's at 8 o'clock - here, on abc-7. tributes are being held this week in memory of sandra bland. a candlelight vigil was held in chicago's federal plaza last night to mark the one-year anniversary of her death. the black woman died in a texas jail cell after a traffic stop. she was found hanging in her cell three days after a texas state trooper pulled her over. a medical examiner ruled her death a suicide. on sunday, the suburban chicago church where bland grew up plans candle-lighting ceremonies during its morning services. last night, south carolina senator tim scott and congressman jim clyburn led a discussion on race and reconciliation on capitol hill. they were joined by survivors and family members of those killed when a white supremacist killed nine black parishioners in a charleston church last year. the event also included a screening of a documentary about a civil rights tour that took place after the shooting. to normal today a

posted by world news anchor .avid mirror will -- david muir that is tonight at 8:00 right here on abc 7. autria: there are new developments in the race for the white house. in just over 24 hours, we should know who is joining donald trump on the republican ticket. the news of the vice presidential announcement comes as hillary clinton is in our area today. suzanne kennedy is live in northwest d.c. with more on the day ahead. suzanne? suzanne: good morning to you, autria. it is down to the wire for the present of presidential nominees as they try to determine who will be there vice presidential nominees. hillary clinton will be in our area, attending a convention of the league of united latin american citizens here. she will campaign in n a possible vp pick for mrs. clinton. virginia is a battleground state, so tim kaine is being considered for the spot. the pair will be at an event this afternoon at 3:15 at northern virginia community college. also, elizabeth warren, tom perez, and cory booker. donald trump has been trying if you running mates on, spending a significant time working o

world news anchor david muir will host a town hall th president obama, about a search for solutions after horrific events in louisiana, minnesota, and texas. that airs 8 o'clock, right here, on abc-7. some community groups in prince george's county will now have an easier time helping young people. grants worth a total of 142-thousand dollars were announced yesterday. the money is coming from the county's "transforming neighborhood initiative." it's going to various nonprofits that help children and teens, including "100 black men of prince george's county." that group will help young people become tech savy. each chosen organization is receiving a grant of between nine-thousand and 19-thousand dollars. coming up -- it's all everyone is talking about -- the return of pokemon. but the need to "catch em all" has some places in the nation's capitol... asking players to hit the pause button. plus, keep that umbrella handy -- eileen whelan says we're in for a muggy day with possible storms. and julie wright is getting you around traffic trouble spots. today: humid. scattered thunderstorms, esp

and the little boy stood up and revealed his plan to the president. >> that was david muir reporting.and amma is moderating the bay area conversation right now in the abc broadcast center. that conversation continues now 0uninterrupted on line on our web site and on our 7 news app. we also post the entire conversation on our web site later this evening. >>> some north bay men playing pokemon go may have helped save a life. game is reality treasure hunt virtual characters appear on the smart phone screen syrup imposed over the actual surroundings. different characters can be virtually captured in different lotions which is why players walk around just staring at the phones. the vic lee has the story of what two players found if sausolito. >> close;j there. the gas as well. >>reporter: they were doing exactly this two days ago in sausalito o. glued to the÷e phones playing pokemon go. the mobile game that has gone viral hunting on the street for the critters that pop up on the screen blending the digital and real world together. it was about 9:45 tuesday nigh night. the dock on gate 5 ro

. >> and david muir, one of the never trump forces caused some trouble. >> some real tense moments to start the convention. there are still real divisions on full view. the never trump faction, the stop trump faction, they've been in existence since trump started to gain steam. trying to force a roll call vote on the rules, but the ayes prevailed. you heard chants of shame, shame, shame, and trump supporters chanting trump, trump, usa. but there's a real energy inside the room, expecting donald trump, melania trump, and the only question, will his introduction be longer than melania trump's speech? >> and one of the big storylines tonight, jonathan karl, you see the energy on the floor, but those republicans that are not here. the last two nominees, not here. the last two republican presidents, not here. >> you see bob dole, the only surviving previous nominee that is here. no bush, the first republican national convention in 40 years without a bush. and 21 republican senators not here. one of them said he had to mow his lawn. and the biggest absence, the sitting governor of the state

. >> david muir moderated the event in washington, d.c. and called it a national conversation.he hour-long event to address issues, including on how to survive a traffic stop. it comes at a volatile time. police shot and killed two black men. and five dallas police officers were targeted and shot and killed. the president shared a powerful story from his childhood. >> walking into the elevator, and there was a woman who i thought knew me, and as soon as i walked on, and she lived on my grand parents' floor. when i walked on, she got off. >> the president says he then watched the elevator go back down and the woman went up on her own. now i had the honor of moderating a discussion here at our abc 7 news studios tonight about those social issues dominating so many conversation across the bay area and the nation right now. and there was no shortage of opinions over the two-hour conversation. here's abc 7's reporter cornell bernard with a look at the talk. >> reporter: as soon as the town hall was ending, a bay area conversation was beginning, moderated by ama daetz. >> we can't fi

david muir shares their story tonight. >> on the convention floor here in philadelphia they are puttinge final touches and making sure everything is in place, almost everything. one thing came early, a balloon drop. on stage another reason to celebrate, a proposal. she said yes, and as the crowds begin to arrive here, two special delegates have been waiting a lifetime for this moment. 93-year-old ruby gilliam making her way by bus to philly. >> i have been waiting for a woman to run for president. >> the veteran who helped out during world war ii and has been to every convention since 1988 has been a hillary clinton supporter from the beginning. even showing clinton her own hillary doll and 90-year-old pho lisa -- felicia on the road heading to her 10th democratic convention and looking forward to a day she says she never thought would come. >> this is hillary's time to win and i will be there to see what i never expected to come in my lifetime. >> that was david muir reporting. the democratic national convention gets underway tomorrow. count on abc7 news for complete coverage. we will

alison: tonight on abc7, "world news tonight"'s anchor david muir will hold a one-hour town hall.avid muir will moderate a discussion on race relations, justice and policing in the united states. again, tomorrow night at 8:00 on abc7. the heat and the humidity are returning with the thunderstorms this afternoon. it's serious heat that we are expecting tomorrow. it could b the year? doug: close to it. 94 or 95. next time back we get the initial numbers. we have had rain there. not far away heavy rain. 90's from luray, to fredericksburg. 88 in washington. cooler east where they have the heavier cloud cover an the rain as well. dew points are in the 70's. we have showers and heavy rain. it's in edgewater. that will move east. more eastern maryland. more to the west on 81. hot and humid with the isolated showers and the thunderstorms this afternoon. check out the weekend in a few minutes. leon: stay with doug hill and the stormwatch7 team as the the stormwatch7 app is available on the app store and google play. keeps you updated wherever you go. let's talk about connor golden. the vie

anchor news david muir will narrate it as the president leads the conversation about the president andeople and how to bridge the divide. and bay area members can continue to watch the town hall and continue to watch abc7 news and join us for a perspective where you live. >>> police confirmed someone broke into pulse nightclub in florida hours after it was given back to its owner. it was the site of the largest attack that killed 49 people. the owner has no idea why someone would break into a place where such a tragedy occurred. >> there is concern for potential violence at the republican convention in cleveland and democratic convention two weeks from now. >> i am concerned about the p - prospect of demonstrations getting out of hand. i am concerned about the possibility of violence. i personally plan to travel to cleveland tomorrow and philadelphia next week to inspect the security at both convention sites. >> the homeland secure chief y says there'll be 4,000 u.s. government security personnel in cleveland. political billboards have invaded cleveland ahead of the gop convention. a r

sam: david muir is the host and president obama and guests will discuss concerns. some participating question the effectiveness. >> instead of a dialogue, it tends to evolve to finger-pointing monologue. that is not constructive, because it deepens problem. sam: it's set to air tonight at 8:00. in fact, the president and the people will air tonight at 8:00 on abc7. we will have more on the story coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" and 6:00. reporting live from northwest washington, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. moving on now. copeland will be a disney star. she is be dancing "nutcracker" in movie. she broke the news by posting a picture of the script to the instagram account. she has been lauded for breaking down barriers as an african-american dancer. she became the first black woman to the american ballet principal to become the first principal dancer. that is exciting. leon: it is. she is amazing. alison: she is going to have a show at wolf trap for a couple of days this su i think it's this weekend. which is fantastic. leon: hopefully the weather i

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last night, she spoke with abc's david muir. here is what she said. >> when tim kaine became the pic, was he the right pick/ ? >> but the right pick/ ? >> he is a good man, with a good heart. i think he will be valuable to the team. ed: you heard her. he is a good man with a good heart, but she would not say definitively that he was the right pick. when i spoke with her yesterday, she said she was not disappointed. so she we wonder what she really thinks. and clinton made an appearance at the end of the president costs speech -- president's speech tonight. she will have the full stage tomorrow. jc: thank you. all pregnant women in the u.s. should now be screened for the zika virus, whether or not they have traveled to areas where there's an outbreak. that's a big change coming from the centers for disease control tonight. zika, which is widespread in parts of south america and the carribean, has been linked to a the cdc is also recommending a more sophisticated blood test for the virus. there are now 450 pregnant women with zika

tomorrow david muir will host a forum. the president and the people airs tomorrow night at 8:00 right here on abc 7. >> as you know, the biggest names in sports gathered in los angeles forest espy awards. you saw it right here. >> they zint didn't shy away from the social issues. >> abc 7 news's larry beil is live from the microsoft theater. >> the espys are always a fun gathering of sports stars and celebrities. tonight, especially at the top of the show, there was a serious tone set by steph curry, lebron james and others who wanted to make a serious statement about ending gun violence in america. >> the system is broken. the problems is not knew new and the racial divide is not new. travon martin, michael brown, tam ear rice, e -- that mere rice. laquan mcdodged, austin cellars. fernando castillo. this is also our reality. it has to stop. enough. enough is enough. >> we all feel helpless and frustrated by the bombing. we do. but that's not acceptable. it's time to look in the mirror and ask ourselves, what are we doing

and at 6:30, it's abc's world news with david muir. >> tonight, will hillary clinton ride a bounce out of the convention? that's tonight on world news ads attackini wonder...medicare, ...do they think that we're stupid? we know kelly. walter kolodziej: kelly has always done the right thing for seniors here in new hampshire - she has an impeccable record. mary griffin: we need to work across the aisle-which she does. mimi kolodziej: she's fighting for seniors and protecting medicare. pat randazzo: kelly knows that we need to work together to really preserve and strengthen medicare. mary griffin: new hampshire seniors trust kelly ayotte because she has never let us down. ed: before we go away tonight -- see that guy on the left there, the guy who is talking. you rarely saw him on camera. he did more to keep this running -- no one did more to keep this running behind the scenes than he did. most recently he was the operations manager. he was the sports director that was there when i got hired. and i'm going to tell you something right here -- [applause] ed: we have a cake. cake. ed: mike

david muir moderated the for rim with rebound and people from crass america. in the bay area abc7 news anchor ama daetz joined member of our community, faith leaders and police officers and people who have been directly impacted by violence. they watched president's townhall meeting and reflected on hot button topics. >> one word we never heard either at the townhall or tonight, was accountability. it is the absence of accountability people are concerned about. >> would you hire and the folks we get are important working in cooperation with the communities. >> this is a start for the conversation but more importantly, action. >> last night the conversation included praise and criticism of the black lives matter movement. if you missed that bay area roundtable we have posted the entire discussion on our website at abc7news.com. >> welcome back, everyone, we have better news for folks heading to the bay bridge, with the early injury accidenting is alert blocking two lanes has been cleared and the c.h.p. did a great job of clearing from the right lane and traffic

tomorrow david muir will host a forum. president and the people airs tomorrow night at 8:00 right here on abc 7. >> as you know, the biggest names in sports gathered in los angeles forest espy awards. you saw it right here. >> they zint didn't shy away from the social issues. >> abc 7 news's larry beil is live from the microsoft theater. >> the espys are always a fun gathering of sports stars and celebrities. tonight, especially at the top of the show, there was a serious tone set by steph curry, lebron james and others who wanted to make a serious statement about ending gun violence in america. >> the system is broken. the problems is not knew new and the racial divide is not new. travon martin, michael brown, tam ear rice, e -- that mere rice. laquan mcdodged, austin cellars. fernando castillo. this is also our reality. it has to stop. enough. enough is enough. >> we all feel helpless and frustrated by the bombing. we do. but that's not acceptable. it's time to look in the mirror and ask ourselves, what are we doing to c

"world news tonight" anchor david muir with a.j. >> there were a lot of eyes on donald trump and whetherntial. >> and we'll be on the floor with reaction tomorrow on "extra." >>> you know that's going to be entertaining. all right, now did a family member just reveal the winner of bachelorette's jojo's heart on facebook? first, the big question for fox news. who will take over for roger ailes? he's out. rger ailes resigning from fox news just as it accusers would come out of the woodwork. >> we need to stay together with all of the victims and make sure they are not silenced. >> the woman who started it all with this lawsuit speaking out as "the guardian" reports around 20 women have told gretchen carlson's lawyers they're victims, too. the former fox news host was the first to go public with sexual harassment claims against the fox news honcho. now claims that megyn kelly was victimized may have prompted these women can to come forward. ailes denying all allegation against him today stepping down as ceo of fox news and rupert murdoch will step into that role for now, but the rumor to be

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. >> "world news tonight" anchor david muir spoke about it with donald trump jr. >> i saw common wordsn there. >> she did say she wrote the speech. >> what she said, she wrote adds much as she could. for a speech of this magnitude, i would have a hard time doing that, and i speak daily. it's very different. >> hours later, donald trump jr. took the stage and delivered a very well received speech. >> we actually started to believe that solving our great problems is an impossible task. that's why we need to elect a man who has a track record of accomplishing the impossible. >> don jr., a father of five who works for his father in real estate, talked about policy and personal matters. >> growing up, my siblings and i were fortunate to have options that others don't have. we want all americans to have the same opportunities. >> a common complaint, that he is a racist, engaging black voters is now the job of this woman, omarosa is now the director of african-american outreach for the campaign. you may remember her from "the apprentice". >> i didn't come here to make friends. >> what is your