. >>> and then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> coming up tonight, what the white house just revealed, vladimir putin coming to america, the stunning moment the director of national intelligence is told while live on stage. you'll see it. the massive explosion here in new york city. the manhunt, the bank robbery and shooting, three female employees shot. back to you. >>> david, thank you. see you then. >>> new at 6:00, remember those old bay bridge piers? caltrans blew most of them up, but saved a few for a very special purpose. >>> san francisco commuters facing a long ride to work are celebrating a key transfer change tonight. muni says it's a new ticket from 90 minutes to two hours. riders have long requested the change. it will take effect september 1st. >>> if you are grilling food this summer, invite us over, we'll be there. >> yes. >> you're probably wondering how you should clean it up. >> no one wants to cook on a grungy grill. michael fine knee puts grill brushes to the test. >> roasted sticky chicken breasts on cast iron grates. consumer reports says a hot grate cl

world news with david muir >>> tonight, several developing headlines as we come on the air. the deadly flash flooding up and down the east coast. the rescues, the trees coming down. authorities now warning the roots saturated. one homeowner killed inside. and tonight, the wildfires, as well. the warning at this hour for tourists now at yosemite. authorities saying, get out. rob marciano is standing by. >>> the breaking headline late today. "people" magazine reporting that singer demi lovato has been rushed to the hospital. >> engine 87 already on scene, unconscious. >> the singer has talked openly for years about her struggle with addiction. and what authorities are now saying tonight. >>> the new police video tonight. the armed shootout. the man taking hostages at a trader joe's. you'll see the moment he begins firing. police firing back. and tonight, it's

. >>> at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >>> coming up, president trump on the world stage and on the attack tonight. you'll see the nato chief, an intense back fort w. the president. new warjs from cape cod to the carolinas. all next. >>> so i was robbed in my own house. >> she's laughing about it now. but new at 6:00, michael finney shows you the surprise message a north bay woman saw on her computer screen. find out what you should do if you get it as well. that's at 6:00. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> an elusive saltwater crocodile weighing 1300 pounds has finally been caught after being hunted for eight years in the outback of australia. it's 15 feet long, about 60 years old. the crocodile was found in a trap. wildlife officers wanted to find it before it killed anyone. it has been moved to a crocodile farm where it will live out the rest of its life. >>> tonight steph curry is firing back at calls the warriors

david muir will anchor "world news tonight" from the meeting site tomorrow. >>> back here at home to the deadly chain of events in a quiet boston suburb. a police officer allegedly killed with his own service weapon. the suspect then accused of firing at random, killing a woman inside her home. the fallen officer honored this afternoon by a line of state troopers and fellow officers standing in salute. erielle reshef has that story. >> reporter: deadly violence terrorizing the town of weymouth, massachusetts. a suspect gunning down an officer with his own weapon, leading police on a dangerous pursuit. an innocent bystander killed in the crossfire. authorities say it started around 7:30 a.m. sunday morning. officer michael chesna responding to reports of an erratic driver. that car slamming into another vehicle before police say the driver, 20-year-old emmanuel lopes, fled on foot. officer chesna confronting him. >> lopes then attacked officer chesna, it is believed, with a large stone, striking him in the head. >> reporter: police say lopes grabbed the officer's gun, opening fire at

that is cool. >>> all right, well, world news tonight with david muir is next.n ashley. for sandhya patel and all of us here, we appreciate your time. we'll see you again in half an hour. >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. the sweeping indictment from special counsel robert mueller on the eve of the president's summit with vladimir putin. 12 russian intelligence officers have now been charged by name. what they are accused of doing starting eight months before americans headed to the polls. tonight, calls for the president to cancel the summit. >>> also breaking tonight, the massive protests paralyzing parts of london. our team on the streets as the president meets the queen. and just hours after the president took aim at the british prime minister, theresa may saying she wrecked brexit and he could have done it better, he was then standing by her side. as a reporter asks the president, is that what an ally or a friend does? how the president answers. >>> tonight, the video and now the outrage. officers flipping a coin to

. >>> then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> coming up tonight, the fiery hearing on capitol hill. the fbi agent after text messages about then candidate donald trump, the hearing turns ugly an you'll see it. >>> deadly rip cur thiswhatever size.le streaming tv for your family, it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place... - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv at a new low price, just $44.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask about flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. >>> this year's emmy nominations are out and there are actually some surprises. >> los gatos-based netflix has topped hbo with the most nominations, scoring 112 to hbo's 108. it's the first time hbo hasn't led in all nominations in 18 years. >> which is interesting. abc reporter george pinacio has more on that and the history being made in the lead for a drama series. >> reporter: with the 22 emmy nods "game of thrones" received, the hb

i'm david muir. great to be back. i hope to see you tomorrow. good night.d.e their ring back. great to be back, i hope to see you tomorrow. good, i am david muir. >>> we'll not get away with destroying a a burnt down buildings under construction. it could be the biggest rewards ever offered. >> tand streamlining scholarship application process. you will hear from one student where she says she has her first year tuition all covered. >> abc 7 news. >>> lye until washington, d.c. where within minutes we expect president trump to make an announcement that'll affect generations of americans. good evening, i am dan ashley. >> i am kristen sze. >> the senate republicans hold the power to approve any nominees. the president's pick. democrats want to vote to be held off until after the midterm election. special report. this is an abc news special report. president trump's supreme court nominee now reporting george stephanopoulos. >> good evening, we are coming on the air right now, president trump is about to announce the most consequential move a president can make.

i'm david muir. good night. hands as well. much more on our facebook page. i'm david muir.night. good night. >>> it was supposed to be a four-minute ride, but it turned into something much longer and much more scary when the oakland zoo gondola broke down, leaving passengers stuck in midair. >>> a 15-year-old girl in the central valley could be the youngest person murdered by the golden state killer. new at 6:00, a look at the unsolved case. >>> my favorite part is seeing all the customers and all the regulars that come in every day. >> can you help? a nonprofit palo alto cafe that hires adults with disabilities is hoping someone will say yes and help them keep from shutting down. >> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> i had four kids up there. it's scary. they were scared. >> midair fear high above the oakland zoo when the gondola breaks down for first time. i'm ama daetz. thank you for joining us. >> and i'm dan ashley. the oakland zoo just added the gondola last year. it's the main transportation to the california trail exhibit which officially opened yesterday.

let's say hello to david muir's co-star.houtout to a member of the abc news family. david muir, the man that brings the news every evening on "world news tonight" also on instagram. he posted this picture yesterday while flying to helsinki. ui aomre ad a lot of attention. seat. >> and rebecca jarvis said how did you get through security with those guns? since david does his best selfie work on airplanes, here is another >>> making news in america this morning, the growing backlash after president trump appears to side with russia over u.s. intelligence agencies. even republican senators calling the president's comments disgraceful and flat out wrong. this morning the president's first interview since the summit defending his remark and overnight the interview with vladimir putin that turned ugly. >> translator: if you don't like my answer, you can give it to me straightaway and i'll just keep silent. >> what putin refused to do. >>> also breaking overnight, the manhunt for a suspected serial killer in texas. five attacks in

. >> i'm david muir, and this is "20/20." reporting tonight, juju chang with our team at "nightline." >> get over here now! >> reporter: imagine this is your house. >> i'm going to kill you! shut up! >> reporter: imagine it's your family, in full-on crisis. >> i just kept thinking, "what's going on with my child?" >> reporter: erratic, explosive behavior developing overnight, a jekyll and hide transformation as a 4-year-old. >> it was just swings that were very dramatic and uncalled for, for the situation. >> reporter: she would be tantruming for an hour? >> there have been times where it was an hour and a half, two hours. >> reporter: alexia baier has not always been so volatile. her mom, vanessa, a special needs teacher, dad, brian, an accountant and older sister kayla all welcomed a very typical baby girl to their loving home outside chicago. >> this is her shortly after she was born. and you can just even see she's a happy baby then. >> reporter: you guys are so cute. >> she was always laughing, smiling. >> reporter: what

david muir is off tonight. a mother speaking through unimaginable pain. what happened to her baby boy, and why? this is your for virs intvery f interview. >> right. >> it has been 2 1/2 years of heartbreaking silence. not being able to speak out for myself, not being able to speak out for my son, and it's time for me to do it's time for me to talk about him. it's time for me to defend his legacy. >> reporter: you want to change the narrative. >> exactly. >> reporter: it's a narrative that begins here, 32 years ago deep in the bible belt in the small, rural city of demopolis, alabama, a hardscrabble southern river town where a long day's work fishing is met with a relaxing night on the front porch. >> i was raised primarily by a single mother. and i think that the strength the you acquire from watching your mother raise you by herself, it changes you, but in a good way. >> reporter: leanna says she grew up introverted, but earnest. >> i'm sure the people that went to high school with me would probably categorize me as the goody two-shoes. >> reporter: she

i'm david muir, and this is "20/20." we told you we would stay on this story, and we have. tonight right here, you will hear for the first time, the heart-raciing details from behid scen from the divers themselves now talking to our matt gutman. >> reporter: under a monsoon-soaked mountain in northern thailand, in the deep-down-dark, a majestic death trap. after nine days of desperate searching, the missing members of this boys' soccer team and their coach are found, miraculously alive. from the shadows of the cave, this indelible image, a ray of hope beamed around the globe. >> raise your hands. >> thank you. thank you. >> how many of you? >> 13. >> 13? >> yeah, yeah. >> brilliant. >> many people are coming. >> many, many people. we are the first. >> absolute elation -- followed very quickly with, "oh, wait a second. now we gotta get these kids out." >> yeah, yeah. i am very happy. >> we are happy too. >> yes, thank you so much. thank u. >> onduk >> reporter: the divers who find the boys, john volanthen and rick stanton, and fellow divers jason mallinson and chris jewell,

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. >>> at 5:30, world news with david muir. >>> and the race to get the boys out of the cave, what they'relanning >>> following breaking news out of the south bay for you. a small earthquake rattled near san martin. it happened about 5:00. we didn't feel it in the website. it was felt along morgan hill and gilroy area. mostly in the south bay. no reports of injuries or damage with a 3.1, as you might imagine. >>> the company with the line bikes just got a big infusion in cash from two big names in tech, uber and alphabet's google adventures gave $38 million to them and plan to co-brand the scooters and rent them through the uber app. lime is in more than 70 cities across the united states and europe. you could see those lime scooters and others return to san francisco by the end of the month. the san francisco municipal transportation agency tells "abc news" tonight 12 companies applied for a city permit under a new law that took effect last month. the law stopped rentals of the scooters until the companies received a permit. the first permits are expected to be issued in the next few week

. >>> well, world news tonight with david muir is coming up next. sze. >> i'm dan ashley. see you again in half an hour. >>> tonight, the president tries to take it back. after what he said on that stage with vladimir putin, when asked who he believes more, russia, or his own intelligence agencies, appearing to side with putin in front of the world. tonight, what the president said late today at the white house. saying he misspoke. reading from a carefully written script. the lights going out as the president was talking. as republicans and democrats tonight offer harsh words for the president. >>> also at this hour, the severe weather in the east. the rare funnel cloud over new york city. flash flooding up and down the coast. the rescues in arlington, virginia. dozens rescued from stranded vehicles. more than 1,500 flights cancelled. ginger zee is standing by. >>> the investigation. this video. police in pursuit. opening fire through the windshield, with the chase

joined by "world news" anchor david muir. here as well. david, this is donald trump's first summit meeting with vladimir putin. putin's fourth with a u.s. president. one thing we can be sure of. he's not going to come off that line denying interference in our election. >> no question about it. a lot of anxiety in washington not among just democrats but key republicans, too, and the reason there's anxiety is because they're aware of who donald trump will be sitting across from. this is vladimir putin, he's been in power for 18 years now. president and prime minister and back to president again, kgb spymaster, trained in the dark arts of persuasion and flattery, and as terry said, sitting down one on one, only a translator there. gifts given to the russians already in the last 24 to 48 hours. donald trump saying the democratic national committee, the democratic party should be ashamed of itself for allowing itself to be hacked. that president obama should be blamed for this. and the question here is, will he place any of that blame on vladimi

. >> world news tonight with david muir is next. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley.ee you again at 6:00. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. president trump explaining himself again. after what he said today, a question from our cecilia vega. asking, is russia still targeting the u.s.? the president saying no. even though his director of national intelligence said otherwise, just saying the warning lights are blinking red. tonight, the white house now saying that's not what the president meant this morning. >>> also tonight, new reporting. the young russian woman here in the u.s. now charged, accused of being an agent of the kremlin. what she said in court late today. prosecutors now saying she was offering sex for influence. and these images tonight from investigators. at the trump inauguration, and at this dinner. and what they say it shows. >>> the shark scare on the east coast.

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night.e, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> he just said it's not russia. i will say this, i don't see any reason why any reason i wouldn', or why it wouldn't be russia. >> following intense criticism from both sides of the aisle, president trump changed his tune today. good afternoon, thank you for joining us. >>> on monday trump appeared to back president putin on russia over his own intelligence community assessment. today, it was a different story. >> we have a closer look at the president's response today. >> reporter: the apparent reversal after the president faced intense backlash after partisan backlash across the aisle over those comments in helsinki, even with the reversal, there was still qualifier. >> it was a moment that caused outrage, president trump attempting to offer clarification. >> i have full faith and support for america's great intelligence agencies. >> he said the confusion all from a single slip of the tongue. >> in a key sentence in my remarks, i said the word

david muir here with me also. we want to go back to that footage we saw of the president and president putin there and, david, i was struck by the body language of the two men as we watched them in those minutes right there. president trump leaning forward in his seat, a very laid back vladimir putin kind of taking in everything the president had to say. >> yeah, very different body language from both of them. youmpgo si dn fir a l over to vladimir putin. obviously they waited for the handshake for some time and you heard him go down the list of the issues he warrants to tackle with vladimir putin, ar power, he said a great opportunity to restart the relationship that he tweeted overnight has been horrible for year, blamed the u.s. for that foolishness on the part of the u.s. dan coats, you know, terry mentioned he said the u.s. is under attack right now, a cyberattack. he also said the warning lights are blinking red. what he said going into the summit and no mention from the president at least now of meddling. >>

. >> "world news tonight" with david muir is next. >> for all of us, we appreciate your time.lf hand hour. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the miracle rescue. the final five, the four boys and their coach. the divers going in to get them. two divers for each boy, one in the front, one behind them. the anxiety medication they gave the boys to keep them from panicking. and new reporting tonight about what happened inside the cave not long after pulling those final boys out. >>> breaking news as we come on the air tonight. the thick plume of smoke over parts of los angeles. the fire exploding suddenly, endangering a well-known park near the iconic griffith observatory. and the tropical storm, now a hurricane, right off the east coast. the new warning. ginger zee is standing by. >>> the battle under way tonight over president trump's nominee

i'm david muir.to see you r . >>> live where you live, abc7 news. >> for this to happen is just outright crazy, op our way home, like we usually -- don't talk to nobody, just listening to our music. all of a sudden we transfer and just to get blind-sided by a maniac. >> 18-year-old niya wilson killed in an unprovoked attack. her sister recovering from a stab wound to the neck. every parent's worst nightmare. >> it happened just before 10:00 o'clock last night at the bart station in oakland. the suspect known as john lee cowell is still on the loose. live in oakland, amanda. >> hello. right now, there is a growing memorial at the macarthur bart station. in the same token there is a continuing search for that suspect, a violent felon currently on parole. we want to get you straight to the man they're looking for. be on the look for this man, john lee cowell. the pd says he's a transient meaning he doesn't have a permanent address and adds another challenge. they stopped him just eight days prior. 18-ye

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david muir right back here tomorrow night. >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00, a train and car collide killing two in the south bay. >>> a risky rescue is working so far but there is still danger ahead. >>> and another brush fire in the east bay. authorities say they believe they know the cause. abc 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> a car mangled and a train derailed. tonight new surveillance video of the violent collision. good evening and thanks for joining us. the collision between the light rail, vta train and car happened on lincoln avenue west of downtown. lillian? >> reporter: dion, the aftermath is just horrific. the vehicle unrecognizable as it was badly mangled from the collision. it looks like investigators are going to be here for a while. security video caught the collision on camera. it happened at around 12:30 p.m. san jose police say a gold buick was going south on lincoln avenue when it drove across the arms and was struck. the driver of the buick and his male passenger died at the scene. the roughly 20 passengers

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. new at 6:00, the man who was rescued from a cement mixer last week talks only to the abc 7 news team's dan noyes. here how he became trapped in the first place, and why the first effort to free him didn't work. >>> plus, we're live as san francisco's new mayor, london breed hits the streets to tackle one of the city's top issue, homelessness. >>> and find out how this deadly wildfire is affecting yosemite national park. >> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> the dramatic rescue of an east bay man trapped in a cement mixer for hours played out live on abc 7 news last thursday. tonight the survivor is giving his first interview to the i-team's dan noyes. good evening and thanks for join us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. what a story. >> sometimes when i check out an investigative tip, i don't find anything wrong, and that's the case tonight. this man is just happy to be alive, and he thanks his coworkers for helping to keep him calm and firefighters for getting him out.

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. until then, good night. on abc.ou for watching. evacuations. we're live on the scene in santa rosa. >> new at 6:00, dan noyes just back from federal court where a terrorism suspect decided to change his plea. we'll explain what the bay area man is admitting to now. >>> plus, we're live

here's david muir. >> reporter: a special mission unfolding.is world war ii veteran with a little help, gets into that helicopter to do something he first started doing after world war ii. >> there's something magic about a chocolate bar that comes floating out of the sky fp >> reporter: on this day he's dropping candy to children thrilled in utah. >> they run just as hard now as they did in 1948. >> reporter: but he has seen this before. after the war, tensions with russia were increasing. the soviets cut off supplies to west berlin. so the u.s. and allies started doing airdrops of supplies. >> berlin got hit very hard. it's horrifying to a child. >> reporter: back then, she was just one of the children hilversum was inspired by to do something. >> i thought i get rations, i can share it. >> reporter: so he began dropping his candy from parachutes, he would signal to the children that a candy drop was coming. he saw the smiles on the children. >> it was exciting, because i mean, we were hungry, and, you know, for someone to come in and drop us

i'm david muir. good night. good night.got a daughter in a wheel hair. >> what a nightmare, trapped in the air. they had no way out. the oakland zoo gondola ride breaks down leaving frightened guests stuck above all the exhibits. good afternoon, thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm ama daetz. the ride is back in service. the zoo blamed a digital glitch for the problem. leslie brinkley is live at the oakland zoo with the latest. >> reporter: hi, larry and ama. between 2:00 and 2:30 today about 80 people were stuck inside 16 gondolas high up here in the oakland hills. it's windy up here today so some of those folks describe the gondolas as swaying back and forth, back and forth, for about 30 minutes. many of them tweeted about their hng experience up there. as you can see someone at the top said gondola breaks. no one has a clue what to do next. you can see in the photo groups of children stuck at the top of the ride. another person described it as the unexpected. humans stuck in gondola cages. here's a view from

world news with david muir >>> tonight, several developing headlines as we come on the air. the deadly flash flooding up and down the east coast. the rescues, the trees coming down. authorities now warning the roots saturated. one homeowner killed inside. and tonight, the wildfires, as well. the warning at this hour for tourists now at yosemite. authorities saying, get out. rob marciano is standing by. >>> the breaking headline late today. "people" magazine reporting that singer demi lovato has been rushed to the hospital. >> engine 87 already on scene, unconscious. >> the singer has talked openly for years about her struggle with addiction. and what authorities are now saying tonight. >>> the new police video tonight. the armed shootout. the man taking hostages at a trader joe's. you'll see the moment he begins firing. police firing back. and tonight, it's now revealed the store manager was accidentally killed by police. >>> president trump tonight, after igniting what many consider to be a trade war, the american farmers paying the price here at home. and now, the presiden

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. od night. night.>>> it's time to put promises to the test and see what san francisco's new mayor is focused on her first day. >> if you're in a cave, you're only in a cave if you think you're in a cave. >> the power of the mind and meditation. a local expert explains how that helped the trapped thai soccer team survive more than two weeks underground. >> i'm tracking a threat of thunder and hour-by-hour look coming up. >> can you skip the s.a.t. and still get into college? the answer is yes at more and more schools. >>> now, from abc7, live breaks news. >> that breaking news is happening right now in union city, where a man is stuck in waist-deep cement inside a cement mixer, looking live at the rescue effort under way. >> he's been stuck about two hours now. it's not clear how he ended up inside this container, this is happening at the united states pipe and foundry company, a big property on whipple road in union city. >> the man is secured with a harness to keep him from sinking deeper and crews ar

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow.>>> and we're asking for community members to come forward. children are the most vulnerable part of our community. >> a $5,000 reward to find somebody who fired shots that injured a 3-year-old boy. that boy was hit in the head by bullet fragments. good afternoon, thanks for joining us. i'm larry beel. >> and i'm ama >> eric thomas is live at oakland city hall with more. >> reporter: ama, those bullet fragmentis sent the young boy t the hospital in stable condition. oakland police say they are diverting resources to put more officers on the street in the wake of that shooting and an uptick in gun violence they have observed in the past several weeks. evidence of the gunfire is still visible the next day. the back window of this car blown out. what appears to be a bullet hole through this metal sign post and nervous neighbors who did not want to talk on camera. it's just those neighbors police are appealing to. >> we know that community members were there. they witnessed this incident a

i'm david muir >>> live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> with lights flashing and sirens blaringthe 12 boys have now been rescued from the flooded cave in thailand. just four boys and their soccer coach waiting inside to be saved. >> the rescue could happen as early as tomorrow. "abc news" reporter, elizabeth, is live with the latest. >> the eight boys are now at the hospital. so far, their families have been told no hugging or touching, they're still waiting to see these boys with doctors telling ghs saved far, safe and sound. that's according to thai officials who explained divers completed the rescue in about nine hours on monday, some two hours faster than the day before. the eight boys now recovering in the hospital in an isolation unit, away from gemps and infections. >> from germs and infections. >> they were in that cave a long time exposed to human waste and infections can be treated and breakdown. >> reporter: the boys are hungry but happy adding the staff at the hospital dedicated an entire floor to care for the boys and set up the emergency room with new equipment jus

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow.>> a fan supposed tocy make life safer f pedestrians. one man lost his life. a look at the system being installed all over the bay area, how it's supposed to work. >> and what's happening in this neighborhood. >>> and what the bay area support piers are about to become. >>> this is abc7 news. >>> ton cross. >> a system designed to be safer for pedestrians may be making it too complicated for drivers, that confusion could have had deadly complications. >> the system we're talking about is called high intensity activated crosswalk and supposed to make it safer for pedestrians to cross busy streets. >> earlier a man died. this isn't just a city issue, the lights can be found all across the bay area. >> it was at el camino avenue. >> when activated it shows first yellow then red lights to drivers. >> it shouldn't be difficult to follow but apparently it is. what changes san francisco hopes to make to keep us all safer. >> reporter: a 69-year-old man was killed by a driver while crossing sl

i'm david muir. i'll see you later tonight for "20/20" and right back here on monday. good night.t. >>> house after house after house gone. tonight live team coverage in shasta county on the wildfire that is not changing lives, it's claiming lives. >> i miss home. >> living in limbo. hear what it's like to pack up and run at a moment's notice. >>> and the latest weather conditions near the carr fire right now. >> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> this fire is a long way from being done. >> what a workweek for firefighters. so tough, so long. and they're not taking the weekend off. i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us, in for ama daetz today. >> and i'm dan ashley. this shasta county fire called the carr fire started on monday. now it's claim lead lives, injured firefighters and sent thousands of people running from their homes. >> this fire is scary to us. this is something we haven't seen before in the city. >> we need the take heed. evacuate, evacuate, evacuate. >> 30,000 people in shasta county have already evacuated. close to 2,000 firefighters are trying to stop t

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back leer tomorrow. . >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> this is critical work to address what is clearly implicit bias and racial disparities. >> a political fight in oakland over research to identify and reduce racial profiling >>> thank you for joining .us, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley in for larry beil. it comes as a town hall is set tonight for racial disparities. >> laura anthony, this has become a real hot button issue in oakland. >> reporter: this meeting comes tonight as city leaders are trying to decide whether to spend a quarter million dollars to extend this contract with stanford. opponents say it's not that they don't want this issue studied, >> this is critical work. >> reporter: the mayor insists the contract to reduce racial profiling by police must be extended. >> we have to evolve policing so that it has legitimac and law. >> reporter: in 2016 the stanford study found that oakland police were four times more likely to search african-american men than white m

i'm david muir.night. >>> could the bay area's high housing cost work to your advantage on your federal taxes? a california senator has a plan to help you out, but she faces a partisan battle to get it passed. >>> taking a look at commute conditions in the south bay. if you have an idea on how to solve the bay area's traffic problems, now is the time to speak up. >>> plus, see what it looks like to take a new tesla model 3 for a test drive. >> live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> politically, republicans are not in a mood to give democrats any policy wins, particularly in an election year or leading into a presidential election where kamala harris is likely to be a presidential candidate. >> it's a political battle over a california senator's proposed tax break that puts people in the bay area at an advantage. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. kamala harris is generating a lot of buzz. >> it would give federal tax credits to millions of low and mode

i'm david muir. good night.night. . >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> capsized, approximately 30 individuals in the water. >> oh no. >> no kidding. oh, my god. >> just terrible. we've learned those killed when that duck boat full of tourists capsized in missouri, ranging in age from 1 to 70. at least 17 people died, six more still hospitalized. good afternoon, thanks for joining us, i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. it happened when a massive storm hit the area last night. emily row joins us live from branson, missouri. >> reporter: we're learning more about the victims tonight. we know this popular tourist attraction, 31 people on board, 11 of them from the same family and of those 11, nine died. new video shows the frightening moments just before the boat capsized. >> we need a water rescue. will be north of the show boat. will be a duck that has capsized. >> taken inside another duck boat out on the lake at the same time. the waves violently rocking the people inside, the wind whippin

i'm david muir. i'll see you later tonight for "20/20" and right back here on monday. good night.>> announcer: live where you live. this is abc >>> definitely devastating. never seen anything like it. >> this is that new normal, the unpredictability, the large explosive growth fire. >> it's unbelievable, and it's happened again. this massive fire burning in shasta county just exploded overnight, destroys dozens of homes and also turning deadly. good afternoon, thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. thousands have evacuated. 44,000 acres burned, two firefighters have died fighting the blaze. the official count of buildings destroyed is 65. but that number is expected to rise as neighborhoods like this one are surveyed. and here's a map of where the fire is burning. firefighters are working in brutal, bone dry conditions, temperatures are expected to hit 110 degrees today. right now the fire is 3% contained, and threatening 5,000 homes. >> give you a dramatic look at people driving through the flames last night to get out as quickly as they could

here is david muir. >> reporter: he has been with the fdny since he was 25.y would come on the job that would change everything. a camera capturing his reaction that morning. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: a documentary crew by coincidence was following firefighters that day, a film later called 9/11. >> we heard this loud noise of a plane coming overhead, which you never hear in manhattan. and then i saw the first plane crash into the world trade center. and at that moment i knew i was going to the largest incident of my life. >> reporter: he was the first battalion chief to enter the tower. he would order the team to head up. that team he would send up would include his brother, lieutenant kevin pfeiffer. >> we looked at each other wondering if we were both going to be okay. and as he turned around and took his firefighters, that was the last time i ever saw my brother again. >> reporter: did kevin say anything to you? >> no, we didn't have to. we knew we were worried about each other. >> reporter: ever since, he has worked to build the fire department's count

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night.ght. >>> this is really an anomaly. this doesn't happen on bart. tonight team coverage on a ghastly attack on a bart station that left one teenager dead, and a suspect on the loose. the surviving sister talks with abc 7 news, describing exactly what happened. >>> plus, find out what's behind these closed doors. what's happening there as monsanto defends its weed killer roundup in front of a san francisco jury for the first time. >>> and a million dollar investment could help prevent some people from becoming homeless, but why it is up to the city to find the money? >> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> he just stood there like it was nothing. >> she survived, but her sister did not, and a hunt is on for the man who attacked them at random less than 24 hours ago. i'm kristen sze in nor ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. good evening. hundreds of people are at a vigil right now to honor the young woman killed in this case, 18-year-old nia wilson. >> she died at the macarthur bart

now reporting, david muir. >> good morning and we're coming on the air because there has been somethingf a political explosion taking place between the u.s. special great britain. president trump has just finished meeting with british prime minister theresa may and the two leaders are about to take questions. the meeting comes hours after an interview was published in the british tabloid "the sun" which the president made comments critical about the prime minister. he told her how to handle she d >> the president of the united states on checkers on his first offial no two countries do more together than ours to keep their people safe and prosperous. we want to deepen that cooperation even further to meet the shared challenges we face now and in years ahead. this morning president trump and i visited sandhurst where we saw a demonstration of joint working between british and american special forces, one example of what is today the broadest and deepest security cooperation of any two countries. whether it is our pilots deterring the use of chemical weapons in syria or defeating daesh, ou

reminder abc's coverage of the helsinki summit begins tomorrow morning with george stephanopoulos and david muireporting across all our abc news platforms. thank you for sharing part of your sunday with us. and have a great day. >>> up next, what investigators say a driver swerved to avoid just moments before a deadly crash overnight in the east bay. >>> and a local firefighter who was doing his job rescuing dogs from a house fire, when suddenly he became the one who needed to be saved. >>> a live look outside san francisco. gray skies about the afternoon is shaping up to be nice. "abc 7 mornings" a thiswhatever size.le streaming tv for your family, it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place... - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv at a new low price, just $44.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask about flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today.

i'm david muir in new york. good day. >> announcer: this has been a special report from abc news. >>> one thing you can say it's never boring. >> no our heads are spinning a little bit. >> that news conference was something. afcs you heard the president wrapping up the news conference with theresa may and now heading to the queen to speak with her. we will see what comes of that. i expect nothing like this news conference. but i guess you never know. >> right. >> you never know the president adamant that the u.s. and uk have a special relationship. >> right. despite that interview he did with the sun. >> right. >> which was pretty critical of actions of late okay we put that aside and talk about what's happening in the bay area it's 6:48 let's go to true who has the weather and it's a little humid this morning. >> it is humid you guys. we are tracking a couple of hours that popped up in the north by. i want to zoom in. live doppler 7. look at this. detecting a couple of lightning strikes and folks on twitter sai

. >> david muir is not going anywhere, my friend. >> let's talk straws you want to talk straws? plastic straws. >> i worry about the metal ones. to seattle now here's the news in the morning becoming the first major u.s. city to ban drinking straws. i should say plastic drinking straws compostable paper and plastic straws are available under the ban. people with a medical need for a straw are exempt normal plastic straws are out and could result in a $250 fine for food services business that is don't comply. according to the strawless ocean campaign, most are not heavy enough to be processed by industrial recycling stores. for starbucks based in seattle will be one of the first to test this the famous green straw it's going to have to become a paper straw. >> how about the stopper in the lid. keep the coffee from coming out. >> is that out too >> it's plastic. should go full out, right? >> i'm sure they use more of those than straws. >> i don't know what the answer is there's no real great answer. >> because the paper straws are so soggy and terrible. >> you can put on -- should