. >> "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. >> appreciate your time, we'll see you in half an hour. >>> tonight, the commuter nightmare. the storm, heavy snow, ice and blinding rain from texas, all the way up to the northeast tonight. the major bridge shut down outside new york city. the passenger plane skidding on a taxiway. hundreds of flights canceled or delayed. the ripple effect coast to coast. and the new storm watches are already up tonight. >>> the white house shakeup. the senior white house official to resign, following allegations made by two of his ex-wives, detailing alleged abuse. >>> also tonight, after the president said, let's have a shutdown several different ways, tonight, senate leaders come up with their own plan to avert it. >>> the deadly police shooting playing out on a major highway. the suspect opening fire, then speeding down the wrong way of the highway, leading to multiple collisions.

i'm david muir.o see you right back here tomorrow to finish the >>> no rain and warm winter. are we headed for another drought? tonight we're live with the evidence that says yes and no. >>> rammed the officer. >> rammed and dragged on that motorcycle like a rag doll. >>> two bay area officers injured today in incidents with eerie similarities, and one major difference. >>> the battery charger catches fire on board a plane, raising important questions about the risks of our electronic devices. i'm michael finney, ahead you'll see the frightening video. >>> remember this? the sight of dry lakes and cracked ground could return to california this year. but some say the situation is not that dire. thanks for joining us, i'm kristin zee in for ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. for the first time in months, three california counties fall into the severe drought category, shown on this map in orange. >> and today's snow survey found the sierra snowpack at 14% of average while statewide it's 27% of average. >> d

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tonight abc's david muir takes a closer look at this bizarre crime in a 20/20 special. amy castro spoke to david about the special. >> i know the parents had said in the past they saw no warning signs of anger, but did they have any clues as to a mental disorder or, perhaps, an obsession with the slenderman character? >> there are two really important things about tonight's hour. for all families across this country. first of all, children are exposed -- obviously, smartphones and computers and they have access to worlds far beyond the living room or bedroom, these fictional worlds. we really dive into how that can lure children in. the second thing we look at as well that's extraordinarily important is that we up cover in at least one of these family's past mental health issues. >> you can catch david muir's "20/20" special at 10:00 on abc 7 followed by abc7 news at 11:00. >>> video emerged of uc-berkeley police throwing a protester to the ground trying to make an arrest on campus. this happened yesterday during an event meant to support union workers. take a look. >> w

. >>> world news tonight with david muir will have complete and continuing coverage. >>> philadelphia police are investigating a suspicious death in the east oak lane section of the city. investigators say that a 21-year-old man was found dead in his car today at 68th avenue and 13th street. the victim from frank ford was reported missing on february 3rd. byron white is under arrest accused of rape and abuse of a child. delaware state police say that a 14-year-old pregnant girl reported being in a sexual relationship with a 34-year-old and he is the father of the unborn child. police arrested white at the dover air force base yesterday. he is being held on $200,000 bond. >>> and also from our delaware fuse room. police are investigating the armed robbery of a student at the university of delaware campus. the incident happened at 2:40 this morning near the thomasmck. and police say that one suspect had a semi automatic handgun and the owner tackled the 21-year-old victim to the ground and the suspects got away with a wallet and cell phone. the 60-year-old man from warrington bucks coun

world news tonight with david muir >>> tonight, the stunning moment on live television. the $90 million gamble, spacex launching falcon heavy, the world's most powerful rocket into space. a car inside it, and tonight, that car now floating in space. the boosters returning to earth. millions watching. would they stick the landing? would those boosters land right back in florida? >>> also tonight, the winter storm. the pileups turning deadly. the rescue playing out in the northeast, as the system now moves across the country and into the east. the morning commute could be dangerous. >>> president trump today saying, "i'd love to see a shutdown." with the deadline looming, what prompted him to say this repeatedly? >>> the deadly flu worsening tonight. new york city authorities tonight with a new warning. and the second grade teacher who went to the hospital, was sent home, and then was rushed back

the students who were trapped in the nightmare telling abc's david muir their harrowing stories. >> iasn't able to sleep. i saw his face in my head and shots, hearing it. >> reporter: for the survivors of the parkland shooting, the moments many feared would be their last replaying over and over in their minds. >> never think it will happen to you. to your school. until it really does. and it just doesn't feel real. >> reporter: junior mckenzie hill was with her twin sister moments before the shooting began. >> i was in the restroom, i heard 10 to 15 gunshots. i go to the stall really quick, i grab two people near me, tell them we need to get to class right away. >> you're in the bathroom on the second floor, you hear the gunfire. your twin sister is downstairs? >> in the classroom i was in. >> reporter: she saw the shooter down the hall heading down the stairs. >> and that's the moment i panicked. the girl with me was hyperventilating because she had asthma. we get in the classroom, we were just sitting down, i had contact with my sister. then -- she told me she loved, and i heard the

abc world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6.s" continues on phl 17, and then please join us for a special report on channel 6 at 11:00. and brian taff looks at a new show that tests human limits. >> the reality show making headlines around the world. >> chris is immeshed in i web of lies, that is important i want him to feel there is only one way out. >> can a normal person be manipulated in committing an appalling act like murder. join us at 11:00 for this experiment in how far is too far. >> for cecily tynan and ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d, but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, literally engineered for streaming. good advice. i've also got some ideas on a better cereal selection, which i will keep to myself. experience netflix on the 100% fiber-optic network m

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. >>> david muir will anchor the world news tonight from parkland, florida. we will have more eyewitness accounts and a look at the gunman's past that is next at 6:30 right after "action news." >>> and on 6abc.com we hear more from witnesses on the deadly florida shooting and watch interviews with former police commissioner charles ramsey and read an experts advice on how parents discuss the news with their children. >> and an update on the pedestrian accident in burlington county. police say that the victim has died. and maple shade police say that a man with a bicycle was walking in a crosswalk on route 3-near waverly avenue. the incident happened at 7:00. the preliminary investigation shows the vehicle had i green light at this time the driver does not face charges. >> new jersey governor, phil murphy announced plans today to bring relief to those that ride the rails and outlined a number of steps to ease congestion. he spoke out that 20 rail cars will soon be turned to service and they are finalizing an agreement to lease more cars but murphy says that re

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david muir is coming up next. >> appreciate your time, we'll see you in half an hour. >>> tonight, the commuter nightmare. the storm, heavy snow, ice and blinding rain from texas, all the way up to the northeast tonight. the major bridge shut down outside new york city. the passenger plane skidding on a taxiway. hundreds of flights canceled or delayed. the ripple effect coast to coast. and the new storm watches are already up tonight. >>> the white house shakeup. the senior white house official to resign, following allegations made by two of his ex-wives, detailing alleged abuse. >>> also tonight, after the president said, let's have a shutdown several different ways, tonight, senate leaders come up with their own plan to avert it. >>> the deadly police shooting playing out on a major highway. the suspect opening fire, then speeding down the wrong way of the highway, leading to multiple collisions. >>> the manhunt at this hour. a suspected serial shooter already killing several people. and we have the chilling surveillance video. >>> and the patriots star, the break-in, and tonight her

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow.ing in berkeley and someone said they saw they saw >> record cold on the way. accuweather forecast coming up. >>> see how students and parents in the north bay rallying for their right. >> announcer: live, where you live. this is abc7 news. >>? just the last few hours we have seen hail falling and snow too. i am dan ashley. >> and i am dion lim. we started seeing weather we don't usually get in the bay area. snow in the oakland hills. it didn't stay solid for very long. >> in berkeley, they saw hail. it pelted this back jarred deck for several minutes. >> a child was able to mash them together into a chunk of ice with all of the hail he could get. kind of a snowball, right? >> kind of. the viewer who shot this video said he saw a mix of hail and snow. >> less than two hours ago thrk is a time lapse of falling hail. >> let's get a check with spencer christian. >> it didn't last long. but it did happen. we are not seeing much at all in the way of moisture showing up there. just little sm

i'm david muir.ee you right back here tomorrow. . >>> breaking news, two firefighters hurt in fremont. >>> tonight we look at the future of judge >>> live breaking news. sky 7 flew above the breaking news in san francisco. pg&e crews capped a ruptured high pressure gas main. a construction crew hit a 4-inch pipe at about 3:00 this afternoon. one man saw the commotion unfold heading home from the >> the fire department is going to check in on our dog contradict to make sure she is okay. that is all we are concerned about. >> glad to see the folks safe. firefighters lifted evacuation orders once the leak was capped. >>> people living at the mission terrace condos looking for a place to stay after fire tore through the building. one suffered a back injury and second suffered burns when he partially fell through the third story wood deck. >> his leg went through. so one leg wet through and he dropped probably down to the waist and other crew members were able to pull him up. >> both men expected to recov

and david muir starts the 5:30. >>> four cars crashed in the eastbound direction less than an hour ago. several lanes blocked. lanes have re-opened but expect some residual delays. it is crowded but at least moving. the cause is under investigation. >>> an emotional outbreak today when two suspects of lizette cuesta were in court. >> reporter: 19-year-old daniel gross and 25-year-old melissa leonardo charged with murdering lizette cuesta. >> tragedy. nobody is prepared for stuff like this. >> reporter: ray cuesta spoke to abc7 before had he and his family showed up to a court hearing. gross and leonardo's family also in court. a woman sitting behind ray cuesta jumped up and shouted at melissa leonardo saying you will get what you deserve. gross used a knife to stab cuesta multiple times. alameda county sheriff said cuesta lived long enough to tell them the names of her attackers. >> she never gave up. she brought herself justice. made sure the people got caught and now they have to pay for what they did. it won't bring her back, but at least they are not out there running around the tr

world news with david muir will have more following "action news" at 6:00. >>> time for the "action news" traffic report tuesday night. matt pellman is live with the latest on the commute home. >> troubles for the tuesday trip home including this new one a crash in south philadelphia. northbound lanes of 95 north of the walt whitman bridge and appears to be serious and ladder trucks are on the scene and police officers are on the scene as well. and the two left lanes are blocked moving northbound along 95 near the walt whitman bridge and another crew making their way to the scene and a lot of traffic to get through first. and coming to broad street look for a backlog there for the walt whitman bridge because of the accident. we have the southbound brush fire around villanova and they hat extinguished now and the delay is starting to thin out. and coming south of plymouth meeting and hopping on the turnpike a slow go out to fort washington. a crash approaching 309 the fort washington interchange slowing back to valley forge and heading to the turnpike in bucks county. along route 170he on

. >>> world news tonight with david muir will have much more on the rick gates guilty plea as well asresident trump's comments at cpac. you can watch that tonight at 6:30 following "action news" at 6:00. >> high school students in west chester gathered today to call for more gun control. >> we are fed up and tired of the nra continuing to lobby for less gun laws and for more guns on our streets. >> a rally was held outside the westtown school along with student speakers. they heard from ceasefire pa's program, director jeff dempsey and state representative carolyn camita. they held a moment of silence for the 17 people who died in the school shooting. >>> "action news" reporter jeanette reyes tells us they went the extra mile by stepping up their presence on campus. >> not another one, another situation. >> reporter: this morning arriving students and parents at gloucester county institute of technology were met with a strong police presence. >> its scary. it's a scary situation but it happens. >> reporter: the deptford township criminal investigations division looked into social medi

and david muir starts the 5:30. >>> four cars crashed in the eastbound direction less than an hour ago. several lanes blocked. lanes have re-opened but expect some residual delays. it is crowded but at least moving. the cause is under investigation. >>> an emotional outbreak today when two suspects of lizette cuesta were in court. >> reporter: 19-year-old daniel gross and 25-year-old melissa leonardo charged with murdering lizette cuesta. >> tragedy. nobody is prepared for stuff like this. >> reporter: ray cuesta spoke to abc7 before had he and his family showed up to a court hearing. gross and leonardo's family also in court. a woman sitting behind ray cuesta jumped up and shouted at melissa leonardo saying you will get what you deserve. gross used a knife to stab cuesta multiple times. alameda county sheriff said cuesta lived long enough to tell them the names of her attackers. >> she never gave up. she brought herself justice. made sure the people got caught and now they have to pay for what they did. it won't bring her back, but at least they are not out there running around the tr

world news with david muir will have more on president trump's comments on increasing school safety, you can watch that tonight at 6:30 following "action news" at 6:00. >>> turning to the weather beautiful sunny days of soggy dreary conditions today. meteorologist, cecily tynan, is in the weather center with the latest. >> they will stick around through the weekend and get usioned to it and keep the umbrellas nearby you'll need them. double scan live radar showing the first wave of a series of low pressures is moving off the coast right now. and we get a break in the action across the ohio and tennessee valleys and the next wave is starting to gather strength in the southern plains and that will be moving in tomorrow. so temperatures show you what a difference a day makes. we are 40 degrees in philadelphia. and up to the north temperatures in the 20s and 30s. with the wind out of the northeast. 24 chan it's 34 degrees colder in philadelphia. than it was yesterday. new york city 40 degrees colder and that is just the air temperature not including the windchills. windchills currently a

that's who he was. >>> david muir reporting. there were four others who lost lives, peter wang abaalaina petty appear carmen schentrup all all killed in the tragedy. a gofundme account has been set up for the victims. funds go directly to the victims and families. so far more than $629,000 has been raised toward the $700,000 goal. well, moving on. >>> we are no closer to a solution for the immigration and dreamers issue after the senate rejected two plans today. a bipartisan proposal that would have helped nearly 2 million dreamers while providing $25 billion for a border wall came up six votes short. the president's own plan faired worse. it fell 21 votes short. the gravity of the immigration issue and the need to take action touched off fiery responses from top lawmakers. >> but through manipulation and evasion and incompetence and lack of will, lack of willingness to confront special interests it's not happened. >> well anyone who says we have until the end of march doesn't understand the gravity of the situation. >> the pres

i'm david muir. >> and i'm elizabeth vargas.is "20/20." los angeles, california. the laemmle royal theater. it's opening night. the movie? right up hollywood's alley. two obsessed lovers, a grizzly murder, sex and betrayal. >> my parents died because jens and i were obsessed with each other. >> reporter: but it turns out, in the genre of "you can't make this up," hollywood didn't. the movie, "killing for love," is actually a documentary, in theaters now. a deep dive into the real-life case of jens soering, behind bars for nearly 32 years for a brutal crime he says he did not commit. >> it's a natural human emotion to want somebody to blame. >> reporter: and jens' multi-decade crusade for freedom has now attracted a dream team of a-list supporters. that's screen legend martin sheen leading the q&a at that l.a. screening. >> he could not have possibly been at the scene. >> reporter: there's also music mogul jason flom, the man responsible for launching katy's perry career. ♪ >> reporter: and a founding board member of the innocenc

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. >>> george stephanopoulos and david muir are in florida. david muir will anchor world news tonight from parkland at 5:30 p.m. >>> the mendocino county sheriff is asking for the public's help to find a woman possibly abducted by her boyfriend last we week. the 23-year-old was last seen getting into her boyfriend's sedan. they were involved in a physical confrontation. britton and her boyfriend, fallis have not been seen since. he's wanted for a prior domestic violence incident involving britton. >>> they have until april to clean up toxic heaps. in santa rosa, officials are trying to make sure all properties burned in the october wildfires are cleaned up by april 9th regardless of who is performing the work. contractors cleared 62% of the sites, putting the government effort on track to finish in the next two months. about 1100 other burned properties exist where owners opted to manage the cleanup by hiring private contractors. >>> an appeals court -- this accord og to chronicle. it reverses a judge's ruling that struck down the law protecti

debate is expected to pass but the bill's future remains uncertain and world news tonight with david muir will have much more on the renewed immigration debate president trump's infrastructure plan and the ongoing flu epidemic. you can watch all that of following "action news" at 6:00. >> back here detectives in wilmington believe a domestic incident ended in a shooting early this morning. but they need help from the public to be absolutely sure. officers say a 26-year-old man was shot in the face at around 2:15 this morning here along the 2200 block of north pine street. he's now in critical condition. authorities are questioning a person in connection with this shooting but they wantyone who saw what happened to give them a call as w.acine the suspected drunk driver t with thedeath local music teacher instead pled guilty. he pled guilty to causing the chain reaction crash that damaged four parked cars including the one that caroline morgan was sitting in. she was killed. he was sentenced to three to 10 years in prison. >> we're finally seeing some sunshine following two days of dreary c

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. >>> george stephanopoulos and david muir are in florida this morning. gma will have more coverage at 7:00 a.m. david muir will anchor world news tonight from parkland this evening. >>> the mendocino county sheriff is asking for help to find a woman possibly abducted. the black mercedes sedan friday night. the sheriff says they were involved in a physical confrontation. najee fall -- he's wanted for a prior domestic violence incident involving britton. >>> a court in san francisco reason reinstated a ban. st. struck down the law which protects teachers, other school staff and child care providers. it protects children from losing a relationship with a school employee who moves during the school year. >>> new details about a deadly car crash in los angeles involving actor luke wilson and profession golfer bill haas. a witness calls wilson an hero after the actor pulled a 50-year-old woman trapped in her car to safety. she has serious injuries. haas was a passenger in a ferrari that crashed into the woman's car. the ferrari also clipped wilson's car before

. >>> abc world news with david muir next on channel 6.nues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff sharrie williastar and dk fis ng and please join us for a special report at 11:00 here on channel 6. "action nrellla anchor shaa williams sits down with super bowl champion malcolm jenkins and talkingredible game and about nick foles. i'me at gotin us for mbction news" at with bpe 0. >>> tonight, president trump doubles down on his idea to arm teachers in this country. what he's saying tonight, after that tearful listening session. parents who lost children and survivors. the president had first suggested there, allowing teachers to carry guns. a few hands of support in that room. tonight, he stands by it suggesting bonuses for those teachers. >>> also breaking news from florida. just moments ago, authorities now revealing there was an armed deputy who arrived at the building while the shooting was taking place. and authorities say he allegedly did nothing. as the pressure mounts tonight, parents, survivors, face to face with lawmakers. >> senato

>ld news tonight with david muir, next on channel acontinu on l 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams and adam joseph and ducis rogers. and please join us for a special "action news" investigationsome brokering. that is tonight at 11:00. here is a preview. >> reporter: i'm "action news" reporter chad pradelli. they are called junky hunters or patient pimps, accused of paying addicts to go to detox rehab. >> they call it where they have someone that gets you high. >> and inside of patient brokering. that is tonight live at 11:00. >> for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> tonight, several breaking stories. the fbi this evening now disputing the story from the white house. the head of the fbi now saying they told the white house four times about rob porter's past. porter resigning after allegations of domestic violence. >>> also breaking tonight, the dramatic rescues unfolding right now. more than a dozen climbers stranded. one climber falling hundreds of feet. cpr now being performed on the mountain. >>> the

. >>> and world news tonight with david muir will have much more on nikolas cruz's day in court as well as the student movement for tougher gun control in the wake of the shooting. you can watch all of that following "action news" at 6:00. >> all right, time now for a check of our "action news" traffic report monday night. >> let's take it live to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center. hi, matt. >> hi, guys. skies not so clear on this monday evening but things are clearing out here along 95 in bucks county southbound side. we had a broken down vehicle right here in the work zone where there really isn't a shoulder for the vehicle to pull off onto. caused a delay. gone now but the delay is thinning coming into pennsylvania off the scudder falls bridge. elsewhere on 95 volume is a little bit lighter than normal because of the holiday today. a lot of speeds in the 50 so we'll take it. but it's less than that coming out of the city on the westbound 59 and -- westbound 59 -- 59 and schuylkill. construction also cleared along city avenue in front of us, in front of channel6, both la

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. >>> and then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> breaking news, the white house pressed late today on guns and mental health. the major winter turn storm th turns deadly from dallas up to detroit. >>> hundreds of thousands of jobs are opening up in a budding industry, talking about legal cannabis, new at 6:00, see what's in the way of those jobs moving into the bay area and what >>> it's not every day that a cougar comes out of the woods and peers through the window. it all happened at a home in wisconsin early monday morning. some speculate the cougar was looking for a meat and mistakenly took its own reflection as that of another cougar. >>> you'll see this car drive by and then seconds later a tree falls taking down power lines as well. a second or two earlier, it would have caught him. >>> an abc news crew spotted on the embarcadero. a chevy bolt appeared to have some trouble driving, we watched it brake several times in the middle of the road. we're not sure exactly what was going on, buzz calling this interesting sight. >> that is interesting. >>> this is as well. berke

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." >>> and world news tonight with david muir has more on the life and teachings of billy graham. tonight at 6:30 after "action news." >>> high school students in south jersey honed their golf game this morning and all part of the 13th annual technical hosted by timber creek high school in sicklerville. the theme was hole in one. months back engineering and tech none students were challenged to build a miniature golf device meckcly operated and students from timber creek and highlands and try tan took part today. >>> ducis rogers went to the head of the class this morning and spoke to cadets at the military college in wayne. and ducis spoke with his school experience and path to become a sportscaster. and i could think of no one better to give advice than ducis rogers. >> out there a lot of energetic students out there. hopefully they have a bright future. move ago on to the sixers it's back to work for them. the sixers sit in the seventh playoff seed and three games away from being in the fourth spot. at practice today all the talk was keeping the momentum going and before the al

david muir will anchor "world news tonight" from parkland at 5:00 p.m. >>> let's move on to something else now, and talk about rain in california, the newest drought maps are n you can see it behind me, we're okay, but southern california is taking a hit. water use is up there, and state water concerns have expanded. you can see the darker color there indicating more of a problem in southern california. >>> we'll move from drought to saving the planet. san jose said unveiled an ambitious plan to cut carbon emissions in keeping with the paris agreement. while it does have a high price tag, it could end up saving the city $5 billion and help make the city a heather place to live at the same time. >> reporter: his ambitious climate plan is going to need some help from a wide cross section of residents. >> if we want to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, it's not going to happen from city hall. >> reporter: the city wants to cut carbon emissions by 1 million tons a year by 2030, produce 1 gig watt of sold war energy. >> unless we can rely on water, and the less reliant on - >> reporter: the

david muir tells the group in florida how to send the unique gift of love to those hurting in parkland, florida. >> they are the team loaded up and ready to go. hanna, toebias and ruthy in the back there ready to serve another community in need. part of a fleet of comfort dogs sent to florida. they are tweeting the therapy dogs are on site at the dispatch center to help our dispatchers. >> they are volunteered with the lutheran k-9 church dog ministry. >> today we started going to elementary schools and we plan to do this all week. >> the goal the group says is to have boots and paws on the ground of of 24 hours of a tragedy. >> this 23-year-old golden retrevor from illinois is already there. with children as they attend a prayer vigil that is jacob last october in las vegas and in 2016 at the orlando club shooting and some dogs made the trip to sandy hook in newtown, connecticut. >> even if just for a moment you can smile. in the midst of this awfulness, that is a wonderful thing. >>> high school students in south jersey honed their golf game this morning part of the technical hosted

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. >> abc world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6.s" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams and ducis rogers. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> tonight, breaking developments on several fronts. as the survivors of the deadly school shooting board buses for their state capital, washington next, the white house is pressed late today. what will the president do on mental health and on guns? should there be an age limit to buy an ar-15? and the white house is then asked, does the president have his own ideas? late today, president trump then revealing new action. >>> also tonight, the new images from inside the school. frozen in time. >>> president trump tonight unleashing on twitter on russia, saying today that he's been much tougher on russia than president obama. tonight, the white house is asked, how so? and if so, why are the sanctions against russia passed by both republicans and democrats on hold? >>> our

then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> president trump saying i would have run in if he didn'tave a weapon. >>> a mysterious disappearance of a cdc employee, next. >> all right, david, thanks very much, we'll see you then. e-cigarettes may help you stop smoking but could doubling the risk of another health problem. see what local at home.ld generate your own energy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> search and rescue operations continue in central edge land after a massive explosion that caused a shop and a two-story apartment to collapse. at least five people have died in leicester. police don't think terrorism was involved. the city's mayor says it looks to be a gas explosion. >>> a young mother rescued her three children from an early morning fast-moving apartment fire days after teaching them what to do when faced with smoke and flames. >> so scary. the woman lifted her children over the balcony rail. 16 units were destroyed. >> the mother says she taught her children what to do if there was a fire, never knowing

. >>> "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. . >>> breaking news tonight as we comehe west. we have new reporting. the deadly school rampage in south florida. >> oh, my god. >> gunfire erupting inside this high school. students terrified. tonight, the images now emerging. the screams heard from inside the classrooms. the armed officers goi room, into an auditorium to get the students out. >> everybody down. >> the superintendent confirming this afternoon there are numerous fatalities. and just a short time ago, abc news learning more than a dozen dead. >> do they know where the shooter is? >> emergency teams treating victims on the sidewalk. students running to safety. their backpacks piled up in the street. parents rushing to the scene, desperate to find their children. the alleged suspect taken into custody, and what we're now

abc world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6. and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams, adam joseph and ducis rogers. and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ like buying a home. ♪ ♪ (knocking sound) traveling. ♪ ♪ even getting married. ♪ ♪ at citizens bank we can help you refinance both your federal and private student loans. so you can start saving and get on with your life. ask a leader in student lending how we can help you reach your potential. >>> tonight, the commuter nightmare. the storm, heavy snow, ice and blinding rain from texas, all the way up to the northeast tonight. the major bridge shut down outside new york city. the passenger plane skidding on a taxi way. hundreds of flights canceled or delayed. the ripple effect coast to coast. a

abc's david muir is in florida right now, he is going to anchor world news tonight from parkland starting at 3:30 p.m. and then again we will have it for you at 5:30 p.m. >>> new developments, a hearing was just postponed until next month for the couple accused of killing a 19-year-old and then leaving her to die on tesla road. 19-year-old daniel gross and 25-year-old melissa leonardo went before a judge this morning, the couple is accused of killing lizette cuesta. she was following crawling, suffering from stab wounds early monday morning. her final words helped alameda sheriff's deputies catch the two people suspected of killing her. the mother of one of the suspects spoke to abc news this morning. she said her son worked with the victims and blames her son's girlfriend for cuesta's murder. >> she was the mastermind of it. there was all types of things that were said and done and i didn't put two and two together. if i had, that girl would probably still be alive. >> gross says she has not been able to speak with her son. she found out about the murder on the news. >>> happening today,