then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> coming up tonight, hurricane florence set to slam into the east coast. tonight the alarming new forecast just out. the shift in the track. this could last for days. and my interview just moments ago with the hurricane hunters up in the air tonight next. >> david, thank you. and new at 6:00. apple's big unveiling including a new iphone. we're going to explain why it was a watch that (music throughout) >>> michelle obama ask going on tour and she's coming to the bay area. the former first lady announced on twitter today her upcoming memoir called "becoming" is complete. and she's ready to hit the road on a ten city tour. sheila pier at t she'll appear at the s.a.p. center. the book will be released in october. >> droneview7 shows us howard is closed between 3rd and 4th for the dream forceonth ongoing conf the new moscone center. the closure will last through september 30th. >>> we showed you a video of a super pod of dolphins in monterey. it now appears the mammals have traveled nearly 400 miles down south. alexis smith from abc7 mornings h

david muir will be right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening.muir will be right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good night. >>> tonight on abc7 "news at 6:00," breaking news, another woman coming forward saying she was sexually assaulted by supreme court nominee brett kavanagh. new developments about a fire burning dangerously close to homes in san ramon, now firefighters have it under control but are investigating. neighbors said they heard a boom just before. >>> and the 49ders losing a game and perhaps a quarterback today, what we know about jimmy garofalo's possible season ending injury. >>> that breaking news is a new sexual misconduct allegation against supreme court nominee brett kavanagh, the new yorker magazine just published a story on its website. it reported that a second woman is also making claims that kavanagh expose himself to her at a party at yale in the early 90s. meantime, the bay area professor who has accused kavanagh of sexual assault will testify in an open hearing before the senate judiciary committee on

i'm david muir. good night. i'm david muir. >>> we have a trial date for the ghost ship warehouse fire. two defendants are charged, but their lawyers say they're not the only ones responsible, and they'll use the trial to prove it. >>> tesla in turmoil. people are moving out. others are moving up, and everyone wants to talk what the ceo was seen smoking. >>> and didn't think there was anything left of the old bay bridge to blow up? well, there is, and it will be gone within 24 hours. >> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> people who are, you know, creating an environment that is not healthy for other people i think cannot be forgiven for that. >> have the vision and quirkiness of tesla's founder finally crossed the line? what's more, what could his antics cost his company? good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. it's been a tumultuous 24 hours for tesla. most recently we learned of the promotion of several staff members to positions. >> the head of human resources has announced departure.

like a dolphin >>> "world news tonight" with david muir is next.>> i'm dan ashley. see you again in half an hour. >>> tonight, president trump fuming. his new demand onboard air force one, telling his attorney general jeff sessions to hunt down the author of that anonymous op-ed in "the new york times," the enemy within the trump administration, and as he was talking, so was a former president. president obama and the rare move breaking precedent and attacking president trump. >>> also this friday night, the potential major hurricane headed for the east coast. tonight, the new track just in as tropical storm florence now grows closer. multiple pathways where this could hit and when. >>> the chilling new video just out tonight. the gunman walking into that office building taking aim. you can then see the officers shooting from outside the building right through the glass, trying to get the gunman.

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team is spread out all over the storm zone, and we'll begin with our "world news tonight" anchor, david muir. once again, it's acting up there. good morning, david. >> reporter: yeah. this is the backside of the hurricane we're now seeing, robin. as you know, the front side, that eye wall generally brings the most destructive wind and rain which is what we saw in the early morning hours as we were on the air. now that we're on the air live in the west, you can see the winds though do continue here, and the rain which is going to be the really big story over the course of this day, and straight through tomorrow for the next 24 to 36 hours. i want to show you the wind actually. dale will spin around and show you the traffic lights and this is how dangerous it is. authorities don't want people on the streets here. that's the biggest wind gust they have had since 1958, since hurricane helene. don't be fooled by the fact they set that number, the first and highest wind gust since 1958. robin, as you mentioned, now up to 40 inches of rain in the forecast. they have already had more than 30 inches

. >> and i'm david muir. this is "20/20."eporting tonight on his six-month investigation, here's bob woodruff. >>> cleared for takeoff. >> reporter: on a cloudy april evening in 2016, a gleaming private jet takes off from the atlanta airport carrying some very special cargo. on board, one of the most iconic musical superstars in the world, the purple one himself -- prince. ♪ ♪ purple rain >> reporter: this is video of prince in atlanta that night for a solo acoustic concert billed as a piano and microphone show. >> this was a stripped down show. and in fact, he did two concerts in one night, then he was scheduled to fly back to minneapolis. >> reporter: sharing that late night flight home, his bodyguard kirk johnson, and close companion 31-year-old performer judith hill. >> judith hill was a well-regarded backup singer. she was hired by michael jackson to sing a duet on what would have been the "this is it" shows. and she also appeared on "the voice" and did quite well. ♪ >> reporter: hill and prince are about halfway into th

much he did recover emotionally, spiritually and what he took from the experience and bring in david muir as well, "world news" anchor. you had a chance to go back to the hanoi hilton with john mccain. >> i went back in april, george, to take a look at what's left of that prison, what's left still standing and you know john mccain said in those interviews as we pored back through them it was difficult for him to watch them of a young man, press nir of war being interrogated. interviewed and they knew who they had and, of course, that offer that came eight months in that we would send you home, it would be a pr coup for the vietnamese and he rejected it. you're looking at images now of the other pilots from all over the united states who had been held as prisoners of war there. the cells that remain are eerie, dark, pouring the day i was there. the rain coming in. the concrete walls and the beds and you knew those were the walls that they would tap on in code to one another and in particular after john mccain refused to go home they put him in solitary confinement for at least 2 years befo

i'm david muir. >> and i'm amy robach. this is "20/20." it was one of the biggest stories of the year, the captive girl. >> and we haven't heard from the young woman who went missing. but that all changes here tonight. here's eva pilgrim, on the story from the start. >> reporter: tonight, we are heading to rural culleoka, tennessee, where this strange and heartwrenching story begins. >> most people know everyone else who lives there. if there are six degrees of separation in the world, there's only about one degree of separation here. >> reporter: in this farming community of about 5,000, you'll find a post office, gas station, and not much else. >> it's very small. very small there. nothing around in. >> reporter: until, of course it does. it's been a year and a half now since 50-year-old high school teacher tad cummins ran off with his 15-year-old student. today, some squarely blame him. >> the guy's a pervert. should be drug out in the streets and beat. >> reporter: others aren't so sure. >> i think they took advantage of each other in

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world news tonight with david muir is next. >>> for all of >>> tonight, major developments involving the president and his supreme court nominee. president trump saying, "i feel so badly for brett kavanaugh, he doesn't deserve this." kavanaugh now accused of sexual assault decades ago. tonight, a public hearing is now set. kavanaugh says he's ready. will his accuser, christine blasey ford, attend? and democrats tonight now demanding the fbi investigate what happened. and what the president now says about that. >>> also tonight, the major rainstorm sweeping through the northeast, all part of florence, from d.c. to philly, from new york to boston. also, rivers rising in the carolinas, and the remarkable survival story. the family holding onto a tree, a mother and father, their children. it turns out that mother eight months pregnant. >>> the stunning headline developing today. the well-known sur

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. >> world news tonight with david muir is coming up next. >> for all of us here at abc7 news, thanksewscast is in 30 minutes at 6:00. we'll see you then. >>> tonight, a special edition of "world news tonight." hurricane florence makes landfall. we were on the air as hurricane florence slammed ashore, and quickly turned deadly. the storm churning at this hour. millions still bracing. the terrifying scene. water rising so quickly, families trapped inside their homes, inside their apartments, calling 911. dispatchers telling them to get to the second floor, get to the attic. our team right there on the rescues. >>> and here in wilmington, we were on the scene where a mother and infant were killed. a massive tree coming down on their home. the father pulled out. the firefighters, and the prayer outside. >>> in the dark tonight, more than a half million without power and growing. and now, the new warnings. flash flooding and tornadoes possible in the coming hours. and my interview with the

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world news tonight with david muir is up next. >> from all of us here, thank you so much for joining us tonight. our next newscast is at 6:00 p.m. connect 24/7 at abc7news.com. >>> tonight, just hours from what will be an historic public hearing in front of the american people, and tonight, what the president just said about his nominee. we had not heard this before. judge brett kavanaugh and his accuser, dr. christine blasey ford, set to answer questions. president trump just moments ago, unleashing. when asked about the women and their allegations, he said, "these are all false to me. what they've done to this man is incredible." but when pressed, what he said about the possibility of pulling this nomination, saying, "it is possible i'll hear something and i'll change my mind." >>> also tonight, what brett kavanaugh will reportedly tell the country about drinking and about assault. and dr. christine blasey ford, what she plans to say, what she accuses him of. her opening statement just re

we'll begin with "world news tonight" anchor david muir in wilmington, north carolina, where they're seeing that torrential rain right now. good morning, david. >> robin, george, michael, good morning to you. the eye of hurricane florence is expected right here in wilmington imminently. in fact, the eyewall has already made landfall. it's moving inland. you can see the winds are just ferocious right now. wind gusts reported up to 97 miles per hour right on the coast. and i want to show you over here just how strong this is as it comes in and as you mentioned there's already an emergency situation playing out north of here in new bern, north carolina, where a number of people have already had to be rescued. 150 people remain on the second floor in their attics with the waters fast rising in that city. two rivers converging there, both of those rose so rapidly people had no time to get out of their homes, take a look. this morning, hurricane florence now crashing into the carolina coast. >> there it goes. >> as fears of catastrophic flooding have already been realized. in new bern, nort

abc world news anchor david muir will have more coming up at 5:30. stay tuned. >>> san francisco's millennium tower has tilted and sunken. now comes word about a crack in a window 36 floors up. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live from the millennium tower with the latest. melanie? >> reporter: kristen, the big question tonight is what caused this outside pane of glass on the 36th floor to crack? building officials say they won't know for certain until they replace the window within the next week. and open up the side of the building to get a better look. yellow caution tape on the mission side street of millennium tower warns danger people working above. but it's actually a cracked window on the 36th floor. the city's department of building inspection took these photos. tom miller, the attorney for the homeowners association says the person who lives in 36b heard a loud pop during the middle of the night over the holiday weekend. miller says it's the outside pane of glass that cracked. >> the problem on the exterior is, is that glass going to

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow.t. >>> live, where you live, this is "abc7 news." >> we were driving on this side and went over it. but it was slow, though, as if he let off the gas and just coasted over. >> a dramatic accident caught on camera. this dash cam video shot right as the crash happened. the bus driver in critical condition. good afternoon. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. a san francisco muni bus driver is in critical condition after crashing a bus into a building this morning. >> it happened between scott and pierce streets. one passenger is in fair condition. >> melanie woodrow is live at the scene with incredible dash camera video of the crash. melanie? >> reporter: that video in just a moment. you can see over my shoulder the broken glass at a drycleaner that was here where this bus crash happened. he said he just installed a dash camera in his vehicle a couple of months ago. he told us if he didn't have the video you're about to see, he wouldn't believe what happened. this is the view from the

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i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow.t. ♪ >>> oh, they're ready for the season s season to start and we are too. counting down to the oakland raiders first game with live team coverage at the kol seem up. >>> more than a smash and grab. gangs are learning how to hack credit card machines but dozens of suspects in the east bay aren't getting away with it. >>> pg&e wants to take down trees to better protect its gas pipeline, but some say it is not the solution if you are talking safety. >>> live where you live, this is "abc 7 news" >>> sky 7 is flying over the oakland coliseum where the raiders will start the season tonight against the rams. the silver and black have called oakland home for decades, but as you know those days are numbered again. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. we are counting down to the oakland raiders game and we put a countdown clock on the right side of your screen. >> that's right. just about an hour to go now until our pregame coverage. let's bring in abc 7 sport

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. have a good evening.t. . >>> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> the city's been severely damaged. they're on the hook for $90 million of bonds. >> it appears the raiders did act in bad faith in this process. >> the raiders could be facing an anti-trust lawsuit for the city of oakland, ahead of the team's planned move to the las vegas. good afternoon, thank you for joining us, i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. some fear the team would skip town sooner in the lawsuit is filed. katie utehs has more. >> reporter: just as the stadium looms large behind me so, too, does that $90 million in debt owed by taxpayers. some think suing the raiders could help recoup the money, but others fear the plan could backfire. as raiders fans watch their team score, some say the city of oakland is losing. as the team prepares to leave for las vegas. >> we still owe $90 million on the renovations to the coliseum, if we could get that back, i'm in favor of that. >> reporter: he says he's heard reports of a lawsuit in the

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i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow.ght. >>> 16 months in solitary confinement, an army veteran did not endure that overseas, he spent that time in the santa clara county jail he was eventually acquitted. tonight, he shares that only with the abc7 news iteam. >> drive for your life. hear how this woman narrowly escaped a wildfire blocking i-5. >> the point is to find gaps in our plans. >> are any of us really ready for the big one? >> tonight, see how san francisco is putting its preparations to the test. >> live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> they told my cellmate to lay on his stomach and face the wall so he couldn't watch what they were about to do to me. >> an armedmy services veteran who's been sclerd for attempted murder charges is now suing santa clara for three years he spent in jail. >> this is raising important social justice issues already part of a class action lawsuit. >> santa clara faces that lawsuit for the use of solitary confinement for people awaiting trial innocent until proven guilty. this man

david muir right back here tomorrow. good night. tomorrow. good night. c7ews. about a bizarre traffic death when a woman jumped out of an ambulance. >> this ambulance incident happened in pleasanton at 5:30 this morning. >> laura has more on what happened. >> reporter: hi. we're all learning this actually started in downtown pleasanton early this morning. this morning, they detained this woman, they say, for reckless driving and hitting parked vehicles. they had to days htase her to g to comply. she was not arrested instead being transported to another facility when this incident occurred behind me. it was a transport clance ride pleasanton to a psychiatric facility in san leandro. it all changed when the patient became agitated on the connector ramp between 680 and 580. >> while the patient was being transferred from one hospital to another, that patient got out of the ambulance and walking in the traffic lanes. >> reporter: the co-owner of the ambulance told us the patient was secured with several restraints, sate belts, basically, when she became agitated an

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"world news tonight" with david muir is next. >> i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley.us here we appreciate your time. hope to see you again in half an hour. >>> tonight, bracing for a monster hurricane. florence now on a collision course with the east coast. you can see the eye of the storm fully formed, winds reaching 140 miles per hour. the category 4 storm expected to slam into the carolinas and virginia. tonight, mandatory evacuations for more than 1.5 million americans. traffic on both sides of the highway going in the same direction now to get out. the governor warning this could be deadly. and the other major factor with this, what the hurricane is expected to do once it hits land. another system will trap it t amid the mass evacuations, with the new track and the timing. >>> president trump tonight declaring the government is, quote, totally prepared for puerto rico response a, quote,

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night.. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> oh, thank god we got a water truck. yes. >>> relief from a driver caught in a wildfire in i-5 in shasta county, see how terrifying it was for drivers stuck in the middle of the delta fire, minutes it went from clear to smoke to flames and back again. the fire moved so quickly big rigs couldn't get out. some had to drop their loads and flee. good afternoon, thank you for joining us today. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. this fire has shut down i-5. and caltran tells us i-5 will be closed until tomorrow likely. it's burned 15,000 acres, nearly 24 square miles. >> three homes damaged, with hundred more are threatened. mandatory evacuations are in effect. investigators say someone started the fire, but they're not saying it was an accident or if it was arson. >> this map will give you a better idea of where it's located. it's along interstate 5 north of redding. the flames are raging alongside the freeway, very scary. >> a woma

i'm david muir. good night. >>> this is happening in neighborhoods, pacifica, come on, daly city.going home, operating. >> shocking details, illegal guns seized, authorities arrest a bay area family and charged them with running a human trafficking ring out of day care centers for seniors and children. good afternoon, thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. authorities say these crimes went on for years and involved hundreds of victims. >> the family ran two child care centers and senior care homes. wayne freedman is live in daly city with the latest on a shocking and still developing story. wayne? >> reporter: indeed, larry, and th onorehe building over my shoulder there, quiet neighborhood, all under the guise of caring for children and cog tateap directly across the street from west moore high school in daly city. >> no clue. >> so many policemen yesterday. >> these are some of the weapons police seized at the rainbow bright day care. they include a loaded handgun found under a blanket allegedly within easy reach of children. this, one of six

i'm david muir. to see you tomorrow morning for coverage of the kavanaugh hearing, and right back here tomorrow night. good night. morning for coverage of the kavanaugh hearing, and right back here tomorrow night. good night. >>> not one but two beams are

i'm david muir. good night. >>> the scramble to avoid being kicked out.g, cracking millennial tower won't have to leave they're homes just yet, plus --. >>> we're going to launch our own satellite, our own satellite. >> the bold new plan by the governor tonight. >>> and a tv magazine show goes undercover, catching thieves breaking into cars here in san francisco, but their mission the not end the way they expect. and --. >>> three, two, one. >> ahead of a festival now named in his honor, a big unveiling in robin williams meld owe in golden gate park. "abc 7 news" at 6:00 starts now >>> live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." >>> a brief sigh of relief tonight for resident of san francisco's sinking, leaning and racking millennial tower. for now they won't need to leave their homes. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm layer beil in for dan ashley. let's get to melanie woodrow live from millennial tower with how the homeowners association has met the department of building inspections demand. melanie. >> reporter: larry and a

david muir, you've heard some reaction from senator grassley's office? >> chairman chuck grassley himself in leaving the room was asked do you find her credible. he actually told reporters we need to take her very seriously, were his words. later he told john parkinson that they will need to sleep on all of this. that was his reaction coming out. the faces of the other republicans leaving the room for this short break, solemn, rather stone-faced. you have to wonder about some of the other republicans on this committee. i know they made a calculation to bring in rachel mitchell out of arizona to do the questioning for them so there wouldn't be a repeat of anita hill 27 years ago, but many of the senators, although some were here, many of them were not here. ben sasse, jeff flake, and we've seen the photographs from our reporter in the room where they're leaning forward in their seats, their hands to their faces, intently listening to christine blasey ford and this calculation that they wouldn't ask the questions themselves in this moment to show that they

david muir, we have not seen a day like this in years. >> yeah, if ever in a supreme court showdown, as you know, george. and the dividing line that you speak of across the country, as millions watch this play out today, could be seen in very stark terms, right inside that hearing room. when judge kavanaugh sat at that table, we heard the republican senators, in particular lindsey graham, who said that this is not a job interview, this is hell. and he went on to defend judge kavanaugh right there as the hearing room watched. that was followed up by several other republican senators who, by the way, did not conduct the questioning for the first part of the day, the hearing with christine blasey ford. during that part of the hearing, george, very different. many of the democratic senators turning to dr. ford and one calling her a profile in courage. you could see christine ford become very emotional as those words were offered to her as she sat there in front of the senate judiciary committee. another senator calling her heroic. across this country tonight, people are left to decide th

. >> "world news tonight" with david muir is >>> tonight, as we come on the air, what authorities are now calling the storm of a lifetime. new warnings as we come on tonight, as hurricane florence now prepares to hit the east coast. the first major effects in just hours. tonight, the alarming new report from the national weather service. hurricane force winds now stretching 70 miles in each direction from the eye of the storm. a category 3. the hurricane track now shifting sending new communities tonight into a panic. and authorities warn this hurricane will hover along the coast for days. meteorologist ginger zee with the new track. and tonight, my interview just moments ago with the hurricane hunters up in the air this evening. what they're seeing right now. >>> on the ground, the race to escape for millions. this is their last chance. >> we are under a mandatory evacuation. please leave now. >> tonight, our team at the hospital being evacuated, with the hurricane path now on the move. the concern over nuclear power plants here in the region. and now, loudspeakers on trucks in charl

i'm david muir. good night. >>> we have to stop burning fossil fuels as quickly as possible. >> star power leading the way in san francisco tonight, the day before a major international climate summit. >>> i'm wayne freedman in marin county where the irving fire approaches containment, but residents describe it as a wake-up call. that's coming up. >>> stops and turns around and says, i'll show you, and charges. >> also, you will hear more from the bay area congressional candidate attacked this weekend with a switchblade. >>> spencer christian is keeping an eye on a powerful hurricane bearing down on the east coast. >>> live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." >>> on the eve of the international climate summit in san francisco, big climate voices including al gore and the governor are already here, and their message tonight is loud and clear. >> climate change, global warming weights for no one. >>> i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. tomorrow state and local leaders along with representatives from 39

david muir right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> a bizarre death in the east bay.s killed after police say she jumped out of an ambulance. tonight we track down what happened in the hours leading up to her death. >>> glad to be back, back to my roots. i'm from here. >> back on the peninsula after being released from prison in nepal. tonight hear what this young humanitarian has gone through to get home. >>> a 7-year-old girl has the same brain cancer as john mccain. new at 6:00, see how the treatment she received in the bay area could give new help to other pediatric patients. >> live where you live, this is abc news. >> what do we want? >> justice! >> when do we want it? >> now. >> using labor day to protest looming layoffs. that's what brought out more than a thousand kaiser permanente workers today. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dion lim in for dan ashley. workers and their supporters gathered in oakland, blocking streets outside kaiser's medical building with their protest. >> they're against what they believe are looming lay

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. have a good evening.t. >>> breaking news. a wildfire shuts down i-5 near redding, and this truck passenger has a front row seat as the raging flames nearly engulf dozens of vehicles stranded on a a pre. >>> a mea culpa from major tech titans. hear from the top executives who testified on capitol hill today. >>> the journey has been quite incredible. >> an incredible journey. he survived a plane crash that two other people did not. and today he's going home from a south bay hospital. >>> also here, leaning and sinking might not be the only problems with san francisco's troubled high-rise the millennium tower. we're live with the newest issue happening 36 stories up. >> now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> outside just caught on fire. we cannot stay right here! we can't stay right here, baby. we got to walk. >> witness video gives you a sense of the fear this fire is causing as flames surround a highway and shut down interstate >> the wildfire is forcing evacuations at an intense rate. >> here is a look a

here is abc's david muir. >> peter jennings first reported on florence jones after 9/11.the last 25 people out of the south tower, she was number 18. we have followed her ever since see the reflecting pools. >> wow. >> reporter: the names, so many of her friends, lost. there was the year we went with her to the new 9/11 museum. americans from all over the country visiting. >> this is florence's quote on the wall. >> reporter: back then saying, if i didn't move quick enough. i was going to be dead. she took off her shoes that morning, her boss carrying them so she could get down the stairs faster. in the museum, a stairwell so many used that day. and we saw something together. >> there are the shoes. >> reporter: after years of keeping her shoes from that day in a box under her bed, florence donating them to the museum. >> when you look at these, what do you think? >> i think they're in the best possible place they could be. i knew they needed to be here.9 again about that day, the twin towers, the pentagon, shanksville, pennsylvania, where there were ceremonies held. >> i

david muir will be back with us next week. for all of us at abc news, i'm amy robach.>> looking for ways to keep passengers and its own