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. >> rotors tonight with david muir is . self-driving cars. our power grid. water treatment plants.re all connected to the internet... and vladimir putin or a terrorist could cause them all to self-destruct... a cyber 9-11 that would destroy our country. i'm dan o'dowd and i wrote the software that keeps our air defenses secure. i approved this message because i need your vote for u.s. senate to send a message... congress needs to fix this. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air in the west. news of yet another mass shooting coming in, at a hospital in tulsa. the images just coming in now. authorities racing to the scene. reports of multiple victims, including fatalities tonight. authorities say police going room to room to secure the hospital. we have the very latest coming in now. >>> also tonight, the authorities in texas changing the story again in uvalde, revising their account involving the teacher and that door left open. authorities had first said it had been left open because a teacher had gone to get a phone. what they're saying now, as the community pays its res

i'm david muir. president biden is about to address the nation after a series of horrific mass shootings in this country, an epidemic of gun violence. . the images have become sadly too familiar in this country. from the grocery store in buffalo, new york, to a church in california, to robb elementary school in uvalde, texas, and now of course this hospital in tulsa, oklahoma in the last 24 hours. in just eighda

david muir and the team will be here starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >>> now to the long-awaited agreement on gun safety. a bipartisan group of senators announced a framework calling for juvenile records to be screened for gun buyers under 21, expanded red flag measures, and increased funding for school security and mental health. president biden wanted more restrictions, but he said the proposal reflected important steps in the right direction. other gun control advocates were also glad to see at least some progress. >> unfortunately gun violence is a very dynamic issue in the united states. it's going to have a lot of different policies that are going to be necessary for us to address, and there's no single one that is going to be perfect. we have to pass a multitude of imperfect policies to get as close as we can to an eradication of gun violence in our country. >> ten republicans are on board with the plan, but it's far from a done deal. the legislative language and final details still have to be worked out, and that process could lead to

tonight with david muir is coming up next. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air.controlled media tonight now showing two of the americans missing in ukraine. tonight, what they're showing. former marine corporal andy nguyen believed to be under duress, making a prorussian statement. the video reportedly shot in a russian detention center in the donbas in the east. another video of alexander druky with a message for his mother. >> i'm alive. hope to be back home as soon as i can. love you. >> tonight, here, news on the third american, a former marine captain. james longman inside ukraine with reporting tonight. >>> also as we come on the air, the severe storms hitting tonight across several states in the east. what about father's day? we have that, and now another

all right world news tonight with david muir's next. we appreciate your time. as always.i'm dionne lim for mike nico and all of us here. thanks for joining us. our next newscast is (music throughout) >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the tropical storm warnings right now. the system moving in on the u.s. tonight. >>> also, the manhunt, the takedown after a convicted murder, authorities say killing five members of a family in their vacation home, and what we learned late today. >>> first, the tropical storm warnings posted for much of florida. potentially the first named of the season. damaging winds, up to a foot of rain, and rob marciano is in the storm zone. >>> also tonight, news coming in at this hour about the escaped killed gunned down in a deadly police shoot-out in texas. that convicted murder accused of killing five members of a family, stealing their car. tonight, the takedown and what we're learning about the family. pierre thomas standing by.

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david muir and the abc news political team will have live coverage of the hearings on thursday night. >>> next, new developments in the murder investigation of a wisconsin retired judge in his home on friday. abc news has learned of court records that show the suspect's link to the victim. here is abc's phil lipof. >> reporter: tonight, a clear connection between the retired wisconsin judge, shot and killed in his home, and the man suspected of pulling the trigger. that man, police say, is 56-year-old douglas uhde. in a search of wisconsin court records, abc news found, in 2005, uhde pleaded no contest to armed burglary. judge john roemer sentenced him to six years in state prison. >> it's his neighbor's son from across the street and banging on the door, stating that someone has murdered his father. >> reporter: friday morning, around 6:30, police rushing to the judge's home. law enforcement briefed on the case tell abc news judge roemer was found zip tied to a chair and fatally shot. uhde found in the basement with a self-inflicted gunshot wound, alive, now in custody at the hospita

until then, i'm david muir.ng a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> we do not know what to do, a familiar phrase as residents search for answers, after a pipe broke and flooded apartments. thank you for joining us. >> that apartment building is now a watery mouse. evacuated residents remain frustrated. our reporter looked into what legal options they have as renters. >> since friday night, over 600 residents here have been in limbo. >> we do not know what to do. people do not know where to stay. >> he was one of those evacuated from the building along with hundreds of residents after a water main broke. the relea real estate firm -- tl estate firm place residents in a hotel, but the hotel asked him to leave. they said they were only paying day by day. >> we were 8:00, eight: 30, walking into hotels to find somewhere. >> he said he had the hotel room for the rest of the week and then he came in that he did that. hundreds keeping each other updated via social media. >> there a

i'm david muir. we are coming on air because president biden is about to address the nation after a series of horrific mass shootings in this country, an epidemic of gun violence. . the images have become sadly too familiar in this country. from the grocery store in buffalo, new york, to a church in california, to robb elementary school in uvalde, texas, and now of course this hospital in tulsa, oklahoma in the last 24 hours. in just eight days since uvalde, there have been 20 mass shooting since the killing of those 19 schoolchildren and two teachers at robb elementary. three more children there were laid to rest today are the president is expected to ask congress to present common sense gun laws to combat gun violence taking lives every day. there are already bipartisan talks taking place, mostly on red flag laws and expanded background checks. it's unclear if there are enough republican votes to get any of it past. the number of shootings have grown exponentially in the last couple decades. let's

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tonight with david muir is coming up next. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. russian controlled media tonight now showing two of the americans missing in ukraine. tonight, what they're showing. former marine corporal andy nguyen believed to be under duress, making a prorussian statement. the video reportedly shot in a russian detention center in the donbas in the east. another video of alexander druky with a message for his mother. >> i'm alive. hope to be back home as soon as i can. love you. >> tonight, here, news on the third american, a former marine captain. james longman inside ukraine with reporting tonight. >>> also as we come on the air, the severe storms hitting tonight across several states in the east. what about father's day? we have that, and now another dangerous heat wave building. rob marciano standing by. >>> the deadly shooting at an alabama church. we learned late today a third person has now died. authorities charging a 70-year-old man with capital murder. elwyn lopez on the scene. >>> news on the pandemic tonight. vaccines will be availab

gma first thing in the morning, david muir back here tomorrow night. i'm linsey davis in new york. investigators are calling it a hate crime. anger over a workplace dispute is thought to be behind an incident of gun violence. abc 7 starts now. >> building a better bay area, this is abc7news. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> this year is the official juneteenth holiday! >> celebrating freedom, uplifting the community, marking a day for all americans to commemorate the end of slavery. thank you for joining us. i am dion lim. across the bay area, people marked the moment when freedom came for slaves in texas. cornell barnard talked with people about the significance of this day. >> freedom and victory, i know am! cornell: the juneteenth celebration was back on adeline street after a two-year pause. >> we all know now. we are all celebrating, and we are happy. cornell: juneteenth became a national holiday in 2021, commemorating the end of slavery in america. urban smith was here t

itself tips off at six and keep it right here on abc 7 4 after the game world news tonight with david muirfor sandia patel all of us here. we appreciate. time we are just about to hear from the san jose police chief on the shooting at the hillview branch library in san jose will have it for you live on our bay area streaming app for all of us. we'll see you again here at six o'clock. bye for now. self-driving cars. our power grid. water treatment plants. hospital systems. they're all connected to the internet... and vladimir putin or a terrorist could cause them all to self-destruct... a cyber 9-11 that would destroy our country. i'm dan o'dowd and i wrote the software that keeps our air defenses secure. i approved this message because i need your vote for u.s. senate to send a message... congress needs to fix this. >>> tonight, the abc news exclusive. for the first time, the teacher in that uvalde elementary school who survived. revealing what happened i that classroom. the teacher shot in the arm and back, describing the gunman. the interview with our amy robach. the teacher hearing the

thank you for watching, i'm david muir.c news, good night. >> this is abc7news. >> should oakland residents vote on the proposed oakland a's stadium development? collect so many questions about this controversial project. both sides coming out swinging. thank you for joining us. >> oakland city and community leaders want voters to decide on the new oakland a's howard terminal stadium project on the ballot despite numerous hearings that have already taken place. the latest vote coming up on this very contentious project. reporter: it was a small gathering in front of oakland city hall for a very big decision. >> i wanted to make sure the public got involved. the investment we make is going to be tremendous. reporter: an oakland city council member demanding the stadium project be put to voters on the november ballot. this despite public comment having already taken place numerous times since the a's proposed this project. some city and community leaders want the council to consider this at their july for the meeting. >> for

i'll david muir. >> investigators or tried to piece together what happened. >> this was near a station concerns. good afternoon. kristen sze. kristen: when the train stopped, the shooter ran away. larry: we have team coverage this afternoon. reporter: there is always concerned, and people around here are on edge. police telling us the shooting had nothing to do with pride. >> police were alerted after shots were heard. reporter: that is the san francisco supervisor who represents the district. forensic investigators were brought in. the shooter was seen leaving the station. police gave a brief description of who they are looking for.

i'm david muir in new york. i'll see you tomorrow.pa where a wild fire has forced evacuations. so far, 200 acres have burned in an area dotted by vineyards. calfire says structures are threatened in the area of old soda springs road. we have been livestreaming for the past 30 minutes on the abc seven bay area app. kristen: and we have spotted an aircraft doing retardant on the flames. calfire says it is 5% contained and it is still an active fire. dan: it is to the north of the city of napa and less than three miles away from the famous silverado resort, to give you a frame of reference. thank you for joining us. meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking the conditions. kristen: clearly the wind is very important. sandhya: as you can see from our live view, it is a shaky view as the winds are pretty much pushing that fire. we look at the current conditions, 83 degrees, relative humidity is 22%. windows out of the southeast at 15 miles per hour. they will remain gusty the next couple of hours and then it will begin to subside in the over

until then, i'm david muir. good night. >> dry grassland on fire.ee happen and that's exactly what is happened today. >> and the san francisco district attorney is fighting to keep his job tonight as he faces the second d.a. recalled in the city's history. >> he's feeling more at home now that the warriors are in town. getting ready for game three of the nba finals. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. >> overhead to underground, it is a simpledan: thank you fo. pg&e has begun to bury miles of power in high fire risk areas. today work was happening in the footprint of one of the worst fires we have had. community advocates say it is about time and it is the right thing to do to prevent future disasters. cornell barnard has the story. cornell: pg&e crews were cutting asphalt and digging trenches in santa rosa, putting power lines underground to reduce wildfire risk. >> we are doing everything we can to stop wildfires. under grounding is a big part of that. we note it cuts ignition risk by 99% because the ground -- the lin

thank you for watching, i'm david muir.od night >> hundreds of acres burned, homes evacuated, and no containment yet on the biggest active fire burning in california. >> voting tonight on the state budget, but some reproductive health care advocates say that the funding doesn't include for one very important thing. we will explain. >> temperatures trending lower for the holiday weekend, i will have it for you coming up. building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> millions of dollars are at stake in california's vote happening tonight. >> think you for joining us. today's vote is being influenced by the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade. the supreme court last week took away the constitutional right to an abortion. >> governor newsom says that california will be a sink should for patients seeking abortions. but it appears the state will not spend taxpayer money to help -- help people travel for the procedure. >> and abortion fund that will be put up for vote by state law

i'm david muir. i'll see you tomorrow.from abc 7, live breaking news. >> that breaking news is several fires in several counties. sky 7 is live over what is being called the phoenix fire boarding and dutch burning in port costa. >> the fire started before 2:30 in the area of scenic drive. people in the area are being told to prepare to evacuate and 10 minutes ago, sky 7 got this video here of retardant on the roofs. doing those drops, fire crews are doing everything they can to protect this community. >> let's give you a look at where the fire is burning. it is burning in the bowl valley station area. >> as you can tell, video not quite there yet. we will continue to monitor this scene. as you can see, the dark billowing smoke just rise into the air. now, just across the street, in other fire burning in venetia. this is sky 7 video from a few minutes ago. the fire is near the valero refinery. firefighters so far have not said how many acres of brush have burned. so far, no evacuations. >> another fire has kept fire crews q

i'm david muir. good night. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. news. >> the big lie was a big ripoff. >> a congresswoman is a major part of today's attack on the ca pitol hearings. >> i feel like everyone is victimized. we don't get help. >> a neighborhood living in fear , taking a stand. >> we will get it cleaned up. >> the debris left over from a fire two years ago raising concerns about the possible new fire. i'm kristen z. >> i'm dan ashley. we will begin with the nba finals on abc seven. our countdown clock is ticking off. >> skies -- sky 7 is over chase center where fans are gathering for game five. >> the warriors are tied 2-2 with the celtics. a win tonight would get them one game closer to becoming champions. >> a l the line. let's head to larry beil live at chase center. >> he has a look ahead to game five. a crucial game. >> absolutely. there is a lot of excitement and enthusiasm, may be over steph curry's amazing performance, 43 points in game four. but all that did was even the series up at two games apiece. there is more work to be

i'm david muir. good night >> hot temperatures, combustible today. to keep flames from homes on the peninsula. the latest from the fire lines in the record-setting heat from this first day of summer, coming up. >> my dad once the family to be safe. >> little ones get their shots. the first day of vaccinations for children under five. announcer: now from abc 7, live, breaking news. >> temperatures in flames. evacuations after two wildfires in san mateo county as the bay area smelters. good evening. >> let's get to the breaking news. the fire is forcing evacuations tonight. the fire started before 2:30 p.m. in the edgewood park area near redwood city. calfire says there were two fires in the area and they contained one of those fires. >> this is a live look from sky 7. you can see the smoke. the fire has been giving off a lot of smoke and making it difficult to see the flames. we have periodically seen the helicopters doing the water drops. >> the fire is burning near crestwood drive and edgewood road, not far from interstate 280. drivers can see the s

i'm david muir. i'll see you right back here tomorrow.news fig next to highway 101 in the north bay. we are keeping a very eye on the impact. i'm meteorologist sandy patel. i'll show you exactly what the crews are facing near that fire coming up. and planned parenthood clinics and healthcare providers across the bay area are preparing for a surge and patience. what areas will be impacted the most abc 7 news at six starts right now now from abc 7 live breaking news. that breaking news a 114 acre fire that's impacting traffic on 101 in the north bay. you can see the smoke in this time last year from a camera. sears point the marin county sheriff says this fire is 40% contained the fire is burning in between novato and petaluma near the redwood sanitary landfill. here's the view for drivers as you can see pretty smoky out there. the chp says a one lane of northbound 101 near san antonio rode is closed. so that emergency crews can get through. there is no estimated time for reopening smart train service in the area is also stopped for the tim

you know that david muir and george stephanopoulos are having a meltdown that they don't get this interviewel has become such a partisan weakness for lack of a better word. >> kayleigh: and meanwhile, a look at these pictures of him strolling on the beach. 500 days of his presidency, 188 days of vacation per that's one-third of his presidency. the daily mail points out that he is on pace to become the most vacation president in history. >> harris: why don't they help him carry his stuff questar can look like is about to fall over. >> emily: it's great that he can enjoy his beach days. a lot of americans can't afford that. they can't afford to take off work to get there because the value of the dollar has plummeted. but you know what could happen on the late-night show. we are going to want to biden be as likable and affable as average as he wants to portray the message for. to him, it's more important to him to convey those roles think of the him as a leader. and to be commander in chief. my question them is how is the media's going to portray this. are they going to cover it accurately? ad

now reporting, david muir. >> good evening. we are coming on the air tonight because the nation is about to witness a defining moment. the first hearing before the country, the results of the january 6th investigation. the house committee investigating for nearly a year now, looking into the planning, the events that led up to the attack on the u.s. capitol. the attempt to overturn the results of an election, to halt the peaceful of power from donald trump to joe biden. the bipartisan house committee ready to gavel into session. you can see right there, this is the first prime time hearing. the nine-member panel entering the chamber. seven democrats, two republicans. their investigation looking into who knew what and when, including former president trump, members of the former president's inner circle. the interviews, the depositions, including ivanka trump and jared kushner. and tonight here, the never before seen video from a filmmaker that was caught in the middle of it all. our team live at the capitol. jonathan karl, rach

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they decided to look at three and a half years of the coverage on abc world news with david muir and this is not picking on abc. this is saying this is a very legitimate typical kind of way news coverages. i live in the washington dc region. i've been engaged and involved with news media for a long time. they're well respected organization and so three and a half years of coverage researching the shootings when abc news would cover a shooting and then the researchers looked at when we're shooting still falling into the same category when we're shootings occurring after the coverage and they found that in the four to ten days after a shooting there were three more shootings. so they concluded this is their language just a back of the envelope calculation 58% of all shootings that occurred in that three and a half years. can could be attributable by cause to the to the news coverage? 58% so it's huge numbers. so there was another study that had been done earlier. and and it kind of this this research validated that research and that research had said in the 13 days after a shooting the

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now reporting, david muir. >>> and good morning.he first of three hearings this week investigating the insurrection at the u.s. capitol. 20 million americans watched their first primetime hearing late last week. the committee continued to lay out the findings of their nearly year-long investigation into the january 6th attack. who knew what and when, including former president trump. the members are set to file into the chamber after presenting their first evidence in that primetime hearing. the members are focuses on the immediate aftermath of the election and president trump's efforts to remain in power insisting the election was stolen despite several members of his inner circle telling him he had lost and there was no evidence to back any notion of a stolen election. you can see the chair of the committee, the vice chair walking in. there's already news this morning before this starts, one of the key witnesses this morning will not be testifying as scheduled, trump's 2020 campaign manager bill stepien. he notified the committee