>> it wasn't just david muir. he was out on book tour, he was asked this question over and over and he repeatedly said that he didn't take them. i think, in this case, it was inadvertent, it was an honest mistake. he did not think he had taken them. that said, what it shows is that even someone who had a rigorous process, it doesn't always work. he did say in one interview that his staff had searched. i asked about that this morning. and was told that what they were talking about was originally when they left the white house, that search happened because how did they then miss these four boxes. >> yeah, right. great reporting, jamie. really stunning, but stay with us, as we bring back in mj lee. i wonder how the biden white house feels about it this morning. >> yeah, you know, i can tell you the white house is certainly not doing some kind of public victory dance. but at the same time, when the pence news broke yesterday, i can tell you that there was sort of this sense of quiet relief. because keep in mind, the b

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here's abc's david muir. >> reporter: tonight in charlotte, north carolina, the walker family is celebratingo this new year. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: in recent months, first the birthday for abraham. his reaction, pure joy. it was his first birthday cake. abraham was adopted from sierra leone. a month later, abraham's big brother, james, it was his turn. the walkers are now a family of eight. first came the birthdays, then the u.s. citizenship ceremony, signing the paper work, waving the america flag, reciting the pledge of allegiance. then christmas and the new year together. >> it makes me feel like i'm already born in this country, and i've got a family. >> what a great american family and a beautiful moment to start the new year. our thanks to david. that's "nightline" for tonight. watch our full episodes on hulu. see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

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liz: world news with david muir is next, but our coverage of the spending storm does continue. join us >>> tonight, breaking news. the standoff on capitol hill at this hour. several more rounds of votes, still no speaker. republicans unable to agree. what's playing out right now, we'll go live. >>> also, two major storms hitting tonight. tornadoes and a life threatening bomb cyclone. 70-mile-per-hour > firnight, on house speaker playing out before the american people. we have not seen this in 100 years. the majority, the republicans in the house unable to agree on a speaker. now day two, and republican leader kevin mccarthy failing on six straight ballots to get the votes he needs. tonight, are republicans now looking for other options? does kevin mccarthy still have a chance? with humiliating losses now mounting. rachel scott live on the hill for us. >>> also tonight, the state of

world news tonight with david muir is coming up next and i will s >>> tonight, several developing storieshe air. the deadly tornado outbreak. at least nine people killed, including a 5-year-old boy. a tree falling on the family car. a tornado tearing through a trucking company. an ef-2 hitting selma. wind there is up to 111 miles per hour. tonight, the horrific death toll, and the story of that boy in the car with his family. now two more storms set to slam the west. another system then moving straight across the country. rob marciano timing it out. >>> also tonight here, the tragic death of lisa marie presley, elvis presley's only child, collapsing at her home just two days after appearing at the golden globes with her

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david muir will anchor the first starting around 7 am for remarks on the steps of the us capitol theecond for a ceremony from president biden around 11 am you can watch both here on abc 7. and on your abc 7 bay area streaming app right for now, though. let's go back to the weather. here's a look live from the sierra. this is a picture from our camera along south lake tahoe at zephyr cove just across the state line in nevada, but the road conditions are a different story tonight. this is a peek at what it look like on 80 at donner summit as of tonight change our required in the tahoe area on both 80 and 50, but we're also seeing a much calmer picture in other parts this is video from the soda springs area. just stunning. it's seen about nine inches of snow since yesterday and another 8 to 14 inches is expected by this time by the time this storm wraps up. all right. well, i feel like the storms. just keep on coming here lined up like flights at o'hare. oh, yeah, that's a great line and they are indeed lined up like flights at o'hare and they're not going to be canceled. they're coming

i'm david muir. have a good evening.>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> it is hard to wrap your head around these events, especially here. >> as shock ripples half moon bay after monday's mass shooting the community begins to come together to heal. i'm all my dates. --ama dates. >> if visual will be held at mac parkour people are bringing flowers and cards to honor the victims of monday's attack. eight people were shot, only one survived in what investigators call an act of workplace violence. >> two locations, the old mountain mushroom farm and concord farms. the mushroom farm's name is california at terra garden in it was the site of another shooting crib >> the suspect and victim in that incident were managers. the two men lived in trailers on site and

search of his indiana home last week, finding about a dozen classified documents telling abc s david muir back in november. he did not take classified material from the trump administration. well there'd be no reason to have classified documents, particularly if they were in an unprotected area. lawyers for pen say the classified documents were inadvertently boxed pence, authorized his search after classified documents were found at president biden's delaware home months after files were found at former president trump's marry lago estate. but last night, house speaker kevin mccarthy insisted the violin case is different from the others because buttons records date back to his time as a senator, i do not understand how a u. s senator can take a classified document out of a skiff if they're not stuffing it in their pants or somewhere else. i'm just not sure of that. experts say it's too early to say if a special counsel will be appointed to oversee the pence documents. but big picture this is setting off alarm bells here in washington about whether protocols are being followed. and andrew

david muir will anchor the first starting around 7 am for remarks on the steps of the us capitol the second for a ceremony from president biden around 11 am you can watch both here on abc 7. and on your abc 7 bay area streaming app right for now, though. let's go back to the weather. here's a look live from the sierra. this is a picture from our camera along south lake tahoe at zephyr cove just across the state line in nevada, but the road conditions are a different story tonight. this is a peek at what it look like on 80 at donner summit as of tonight change our required in the tahoe area on both 80 and 50, but we're also seeing a much calmer picture in other parts this is video from the soda springs area. just stunning. it's seen about nine inches of snow since yesterday and another 8 to 14 inches is expected by this time by the time this storm wraps up. all right. well, i feel like the storms. just keep on coming here lined up like flights at o'hare. oh, yeah, that's a great line and they are indeed lined up like flights at o'hare and they're not going to be canceled. they're comi

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from abc news world headquartersn ne this is world news tonight with david muir. good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on this friday night, and it will be a difficult night ahead for the family of tyree nichols and the people of memphis with the country about to see what authorities say is the brutal police beating of tyree nichols after a traffic stop 20 days ago. authorities% who have seen the video have described it as inhumane, criminal, horrific and appalling . five officers fired and now charged with second degree murder, among other charges. tonight. tyree nichols. grieving parents are calling for peaceful protests. the five officers now facing charges were members of a special street crimes unit called scorpion. some arriving that night in unmarked cars, and there are still troubling questions about why tyree nichols was pulled over in the first place, police chief c. j davis saying so far they have found no evidence to back. the officers claim that nichols was driving recklessly. nichols parents tonight asking for prayers for their son an

ama: if you watch us on tv wormed theus tonight with david muir is next.ll of us here i'm ama daetz. thank you for joining us. dan: and i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight, s.w.a.t. teams moving in. police say a candidate who lost the election hired hitmen who opened fire on the homes of four democratic lawmakers. >>> also breaking tonight, the wife and mother of three missing. tonight, the major news coming in on the husband. >>> and the major storm hitting tonight, moving east. the winter storm warnings up at this hour. >>> first tonight, the republican candidate who lost in a landslide now under arrest. seen on home surveillance. authorities say looking for one of his alleged targets. police say he hired those hitmen to fire at the homes of four democratic officials, bullets right through the walls, one into the bedroom of a 10-year-old girl. >>> also the case making national headlines. the wife and mother of three in massachusetts, the husband tonight charged with murder. what turned in this case? >>> the w

i'm david muir in california tonight. i'll see you tomorrow night. good night. moving forward.inding solutions. this is abc7 news. anchor: man, just listen to that. we are not talking about the rain. but we're talking about what day of rain have added to to. i'm ama daetz. dan: and i'm dan ashley. in the south bay, parts of 101 and 25 are flooded. some cars dare to drive through. in the north bay, sonoma county fire district sent us this. it looks like it's almost waist deep. ama: check out the damage done when a tree fell on this castro valley home. no one was hurt. but the power lines all took a hit. mobile homes in belmont flooded in a stretch of karen road that's notorious for flooding. the red cross is helping set up a shelter. the weather is making a mess in the bay area. dan: it sure is. we'll start with meteorologist lisa arjen. lisa? lisa: good evening, everyone. we still have that flood warning that you spoke of around gill roy. the road is closed there. also looking at the multitude of reports, storm reports here. the heaviest weather in ventura county down towards s

"world news tonight" with david muir is next. >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. a special counsel now appointed to investigate classified documents found at president biden's former office and at his home. >>> also breaking tonight, the tornado touching down. the watches and warnings tonight across several states. >>> and the breaking headline from hollywood. lisa mare presley rushed to the hospital. >>> first tonight, a special counsel will now investigate those classified documents found at president biden's former office and home, and what the president said today about the documents found in his garage, where he keeps his corvette. and who is the special counsel, robert hur, appointed by attorney general merrick garland? and unprecedented times now, two special counsels, one investigating the president, the other investigating the former president. both cases involving classified documents. and why the current white house argues these cases are very different. pierre thomas and mary bruce with us live. >>> also tonight, the dangerous tornado outbreak as

we are not going to go to "world news" tonight with david muir. it is important that we keep you up-to-date on what is happening, information coming in more rapidly not. we will stay on air through "world news tonight." ama: if you have to look away, go to our app, you can get us on stream, we are always here for you. the latest is that four people are dead, three people in critical condition. they were taken to stanford to get medical care there. we have our dustin dorsey there. we have heard there will be a news conference, hopefully around 5:30, but the way of things go -- dan: who knows? ama: we are closer to 6:00 now. dan: so we will see. in the meantime, we can go to dustin dorsey again, who was at stanford medical center, where those three injured people were taken. dustin? dustin: yeah, we first got the information via twitter from san mateo county sheriffs just before 4:00. around 4:30, my photographer was here. he watched helicopters, a chp helicopter come in here to the stanford medical center, just over my shoulder. it came in, landed

i'm david muir. i'm see you right here tomorrow. >> check this out.ing san francisco. the tower was struck this afternoon. hail that almost looked like snow. get stale. heavy showers on and off throughout the day. everyone is going to get something. thank you for joining us. >> with team storm. let us begin with active forecast. >> sick a look at what is happening right now. the storm appears to have broken up white a bit. thunderstorms and lightn strikes are moving into the north bay. we will see something move on and offshore. the storm is still with us. wind gusts from about 20 miles our, 33 at sfo. not quite as strong we are stiffly the impact of the storm even though it appears to be weakening. we're keeping it at a level two. the

well world news tonight with david muir is next but our coverage of the impending storm continues.t does coming up right now at 5:30. we'll have a live report on the storm preparations underway in alameda county and more details of the storm timeline from spencer. yes. join us on the abc 7 app or head to abc 7 news.com with gold bond... you can age on your own terms. new retinol overnight means the smoothing benefits of retinol are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in just two days. gold bond. champion your skin. >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. the extraordinary and historic battle unfolding tonight on capitol hill. something not seen in a century. >>> severe storms across several states. bracing for tornadoes tonight. >>> and news on the buffalo bills star after that chilling scene on "monday night football." >>> tonight, on the first day of the 118th congress, the first day of the house under republican control, republicans failing to elect a speaker. one round after another, kevin mccarthy failing to

i'm david muir. i'm see you right back here tomorrow.better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> and then boom woken up. >> we saw the mud up against the window. >> it was cracked, we saw nothing but tree limbs everywhere. >> it sounded like we hit a vehicle or something. it was so powerful. kristen: once again a mudslide hit hatred east bay, this time people -- hit a train in east bay, this time people were injured. >> thank you for joining us after a day of sunshine the rain is returning to the bay area, but there is a positive and will not be here for long. kristen: we take a look at the forecast. >> just a little bit of rain coming our way and then we dry out again. i look at live doppler 7, bish -- moisture building in the north bay. at the moment no one reporting rainfall hitting the ground, stick a look at the exclusive c7 storm impact scale this is a level 1 storm, this evening we expect the fast-moving cold front to swing through. will bring down for us less than half an inch of rain in most areas.

david muir right back here tomorrow. have a great night. >> next on abc7news, a.. the faithful started out the day with dreams of another super bowl with hundreds cheering on their team at watch parties, but it was not meant to be. s right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. the niners season and with their 12 game winning streak in philadelphia. i am j.r. stone, dion lim has the night off. a tough day for the 49ers and their fans. abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez his life in philadelphia at lincoln financial field post game reactions and, chris, this one hurts. >> a half-hour later it hasn't gotten any better. it is getting colder in philadelphia, and everything that could have gone wrong did go wrong. including brock purdy getting injured on the very first try. and ashley got worse from there for san francisco. we will roll the highlights on the plate that really, probably change the outcome of the game. brock purdy hit hard right here, on the elbow. the ball popped up and ended up being a fumble. pretty su

i'm david muir. i'll see you right back here tomorrow.arrant now issued for this san francisco man who sprayed a homeless woman with a hose. the possible punishment he faces. >> will try to s she knows what she's talking about after a tree crushed her neighbor's house and sent into the hospital. >>! a storm is pushing to the hospital -- the bay area. building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> doppler 7 is the final storm of the week. the last bit of wet weather before the bay area gets a chance to dry out. good evening i am on a date. >> this storm system for weeks you know and the recovery is going to take a long time. that is why president biden will visit california tomorrow to see that damage firsthand and see what needs to be done to repair it. air force one will land and then the president will take the helicopter to get an aerial view of the storm damage. once on the ground he's it is expected to visit capitola at aptos. >> he will visit local, officials, and emergency crews, and assess wh

with david muir. >>> good evening. it is great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together. we begin tonight with the deadly tornado outbreak. more than 40 reported tornadoes across seven states. massive destruction across the storm zone. at least nine lives lost, including a 5-year-old boy. a tree falling on the family car. the boy did not survive. another passenger in the car we're told was rushed to the hospital. powering winds ripping the roof off this hotel in moulton, alabama. nearly all the casualties in atauga county, alabama. preliminary reports it was an ef-3. winds at least 136 miles an hour. look at this. a tornado tearing through a warehouse. workers were huddling inside when it hit. and in lagrange, georgia homes and neighborhoods simply destroyed. crews racing to find survivors tonight. some neighborhoods wiped out. and amid all of this there is news tonight that two more major storms are set to hit the west and at least one of them will track right across the country again. rob marci

i'm david muir. i'll see you right here tomorrow. >> a stunner of a storm.mage from sutro tower. tonight, live team coverage on what it has done to the bay area. >> it is going to take more than a couple days to fix this. >> we are live with a look at how long it will take to repair. sandhya: active today and more storms are on the way. i will have a timeline coming up . >> building a better bay area. this is abc7news. [rain >> rain, lightning, thunder, hail. this is the worst of today's storm and we are still dealing with the aftermath. i'm ama daetz. dan: i'm dan ashley. the storm is winding down. it ranks 1 on the impact scale, but over the past few hours, we were on a roller coaster, wild swings in conditions. do you see that? lightning struck san francisco's sutro tower. we will slow it down so you can see it better. there it goes. here is another view from the tower. it is not unusual for sutro tower to be hit by lightning. ama: lightning struck the transamerica pyramid today. we put the video into slow motion so you can clearly see lightning hit the 4

now reporting, david muir. good evening again, everyone.g back on the air briefly here after what has already been a very difficult day in memphis. that community and the country is now getting the first look at that disturbing police body camera video of what authorities say is the police beating of tyree nichols following a traffic stop near his home 20 days ago as we've been reporting he died of his injuries in the hospital. three days later, the nichols family and police have been pleading for peaceful protests. while recognizing the anguish and outrage among so many hoping that preparing the community with in some way help here. the video coming in now it is very difficult and we're going to not show very much of this. but this is what our team has been able to screen so far. the first video is of nickels being pulled into the car. i need to do anything. i didn't ask rail. alright. alright alright. know? do that, okay? on the ground, okay. your time on the ground around. that's t video again. he was being pulled out of the car, and obv

in november, months before all of this came to light, he told david muir he did not take any classifiedments from the white house. >> as we sit here in your home office in indiana, did you take any classified documents? >> i did not. morgan: the doj investigate the documents found in biden and transposition. -- possession. the doj is not commenting, but the republican house committee is releasing a statement saying pentz reached out to him saying he agreed to fully cooperate with any congressional oversight and questions on the matter. >> executives from the ticketing industry, ticketmaster's parent company, is apologizing to singer taylor swift. they were unable to handle ticket demand for her latest tour and furious fans complain because many of them couldn't access available tickets even with a presale code. the president of live nation which owns ticketmaster lane the issue on bots. >> the attack requires us to slow down and even pause our sales. this is what led to a terrible consumer experience. we deeply regret this. we apologize to the fans, we apologize to misses swift. >> sold

plus david muir from world news tonight. that's at nine on abc seven. see you shortly.atorium camera showing you sunshine giving way to those clouds showers arriving later this evening. it's a level one lightstorm on the storm. impact scale. kamasi thank you truly have another abc seven news update about 30 minutes. you can always find the latest on our app and at abc seven news .com. news continues now ♪ i wish i could be like the cool kids ♪ >>> it is day two of our "gma" kid creator series. yesterday we met an impressive 6-year-old, remember max, with a passion for fashion. now this morning jonah larson is here live. he's going to show us how he wants to bring the world together one stitch at a time pwith his fabulous crochet creations. we'll hear from him in just a moment, but first let's see his story. meet the 15-year-old crochet prodigy, jonah lars. >> i'm making a blanket with a yarn i've never used before. >> reporter: jonah's crafty passion flourished at age 5 when he taught himself basic stitches from an online video. >> this is one of the first hoods i've ev

. >> we had joe biden find documents and now mike pence even though he told our david muir back in november he didn't have any classified material. they're all very different from donald trump's case, but what's your reaction to the pence discovery? >> it's just really astounding because it shows there's really a systemic problem here on the administration handling side of both the vice president's office and the president's office, and as you know, the process of classifying documents is uniquely under the president, and by the constitution for the courts ruled they have the ability to classify and declassify. you would think the handling of these documents would be even that much more secure. >> and last week, you called president biden a serial document hoarder and said he would only have classified documents at his residence to show them to somebody. do you have the same concerns now about mike pence? >> in all these instances, the concern is that this information would be given to someone else and be accessed by someone else. that's why it's classified and it's a concern in which the m

pence put out a detailed explanation, a quick transition, all this stuff happened, but talking with david muird you take classified documents from the white house. i did not. do you see any reason for anyone to take classified documents from the white house, vice president pence, there would be no reason. so they find these documents and they put out this explainer. but yes, it adds to it. so now we are three out of the four last presidents and vice presidents who have found classified documents. the question is, is the fbi or doj asking former president biden whether he has any classified documents in his home or in his offices that they should know about. >> john: maybe jimmy carter is looking, i don't know. but with mike pence, it was one box that apparently was taped up. looked like it was either taken out of the office or out of the naval observatory, and just boxed up, taped, sealed, and sent to his house. now, at this point, it's one box. but as we found out with joe biden, it was one box and then it was two and then another and then another traunch of things. the wall street journal is

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found in the same home where pence clearly told abc's david muir he had no classified documents. >> dide any classified documents with you from the white house? >> i did not. >> do you see any reason for anyone to take classified documents with them leaving the white house? >> well, there would be no reason to have classified documents, particularly if they were in an unprotected area. >> reporter: but sources tell abc news pence asked his team to check after documents were found at president biden's personal residence. pence's lawyers discovering a small number of documents with classification markings on january 16th saying they were in sealed boxes that appeared not to have been unpacked and that pence was unaware they were there. pence then locking them in a safe until fbi agents collected them three days later. it comes as both president biden and former president trump are at the center of special counsel investigations for their handling of classified material. now, we still don't know what is in this material found at pence's house or how any of it got there. but with each revel