elizabeth hur abc new york. >> back here, breaking news, philadelphia police on the scene of a shooting that injured two people this is happening along indiana avenue between 4th and lawrence street. the shooting happened after 1:00 p.m. the victims managed to take themselves to a nearby hospital. their conditions not known at this time. police on the scene in north philadelphia. the intersection of indiana avenue and 4th and lawrence street. two people injured in a shooting. they got themselves to a hospital. we'll monitor the situation out of north philadelphia during the newscast. >>> a man claiming to be armed with a bomb robbed a wine and spirit store in south philadelphia on the 4200 brock brock -- north broad street. the worker handed over the money without anybody getting hurt. if you recognize the man in the video call philadelphia police. >>> checking sports, eagles continue the winning streak they have the best record in the nfl at 9-1. carson wentz threw for two touchdowns and three two-point conversions after eagles lost their kicker with a head injury. they wrapped up the

elizabeth hur has details. >> reporter: overnight, a desperate search for survivors after a u.s. navy plane will 11 military personnel on board crashed about 500 miles off the coast of the japanese island. >> they have been rescued so for, eight, full search mission is under way. family people in our thoughts - and prayers. >> reporter: abc news learning at the time the plane which is used to transport people and supplies was on it's way to the uss ronald reagan. the ship currently took in part in a field streaming exercise between the u.s. and japan. u.s. seventh fleet has been involved in two deadly collisions in just the past six months killing 17 sailors. in august, ten sailors died when the uss mccain collided with an oil tanker. in june, seven sailors were killed when the uss fitzgerald crashed into a container ship off the coast of japan. the navy says it is know investigating what caused this morning's plane crash. and president trump briefed on the incident tweeted the u.s. navy is conducting search and rescue following aircraft crash. we are monitoring the situation, pr

elizabeth hur, abc news new york. >> surveillance video captured the moment a pickup truck barreled into a gym in southern california. it happened in my ya' del ray ray -- playa del ray. the driver lost control and slammed into the building. only the driver was injured. >>> actress and singer niah rivera faces a domestic battery charge in west virginia. the glee star's husband actor ryan dorsey said she hit him in the head and lip while they were taking their two-year-old son for a walk. deputies say rivera was drunk. dorsey showed authorities video which is why they say she decided to charge the actress. >> sweet gesture by a father to his daughter is bringing tears to folks all over social media. that's because the tennessee woman just received the last gift she'll ever get from her late father who made it his mission to celebrate his baby girl even after he was gone. bailey seller's father died five years ago when she was 16 but he arranged to send her flowers and a card every year until she turned 21. she says it's bittersweet but every word touches her heart. bailey says she hopes h

elizabeth hur has the interviews. elizabeth: the play ground with the boys and pizza night at home.uxuries they didn't know they were missing until a few days ago. >> we ask for someone to recognize the atrocities they carried out against us. >> the children were born in captivity. held hostage with the taliban after the mother and the canadian father were kidnapped five years ago while traveling in afghanistan. >> some of the cards actually actively hated children. >> according to the couple, the family held in dungeon like conditions on dirt floors were rarely awe lowed outside -- rarely allowed outside. they were protecting the children. >> she broke her own hand punching a captor. >> they made up a game and pretended to be british kings. >> so he wasn't afraid. there was nothing it could do spent to make him less afraid. >> she believes her defiance led to what she called a forced abortion. she believes the guards put something in the food to force a miscarriage of a unborn daughter. they were freed in mid-october and the operation carried out by the pakistani troops but the det

elizabeth hur. >> reporter: ash, volcanic debris, island of bali is now a danger zone. prompting authorities to order a mass evacuation and shut down the island's main airport. leaving tens of thousands of stranded tourists scrambling to escape. >> there's nobody to ask questions. >> flight canceled at 10:00, went and talked to them. they told us they weren't able to help us. >> reporter: according to authorities, anyone within a six mile radius of mt. agung must brace for possibility of bigger eruption. despite that warning, 100,000 people living within the zone, many decided to stay, taking refuge in nearby shelters, nearly 500 flights now canceled, travelers trying to get out by land or even sea. some taking ferry to java for outbound flight. >> now waiting to i guess go home. >> officials say the plan is keep the main airport closed until tuesday morning but could change as they monitor the volcano's activity. abc news new york. >>> dictionary.com's 2017 word of the year is complicit. choosing for involved in illegal or questionable act and having partnership or inv

abc's elizabeth hur has the latest. elizabeth: with ash spewing and muddy voluntarily cabin debris flowing down the mount, the island of bali now a danger zone. prompting authorities to order a mass evacuation and shut down the island's main airport. leaving tens of thousands of stranded tourists scrambling to escape. >> there's nobody for to us ask questions to. >> when our flight got cancelled at 10:00 last night, we went down and talked to them. they told us that they weren't going to be able to help us. elizabeth: according to authorities, anyone within a the possibility of an even bigger eruption. despite that warning, we are told of the 100,000 people living within the evacuation zone, many decided to stay, taking refuge in nearby shelters. but with nearly 500 flights already cancelled, travelers are now trying to get out by land or even sea. some visitors taking a ferry to a nearby island for an out of bounds flight. >> now waiting to i guess go home. airport officials say the plan is to keep the island's main air

abc's elizabeth hur with her story. >> reporter: first came a sticker on her truck reading f-you, trumpnd f-you for voting four him. then came the sheriff, he went to facebook trying to locate the driver of the truck who might be in violation of the law. karen consay ca is now exploring her legal options. >> i feel we are all entitled to freedom of speech. >> reporter: she was arrested on an outstanding warrant. she wasn't arrested until last week, just one day after the sheriff posted pictures of fonseca's truck on facebook, writing her anti-trump sticker could lead to a disorderly charge. but the the sheriff quickly took down the posts. >> in my opinion, this was an abuse of his power as a law enforcement officer. and it was an abuse of authority. >> reporter: fonseca and her supporters are claiming the sheriff used the stickers for his own political ambitions, adding since that post, fonseca and her children have become the target of cyber bullying. >> we have been getting extra family and stuff. that's disrespectful. >> may mom has always taught us to stand for what we believe. >> r

elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >> and disney's parent company has released a statement saying weal. in the meantime, there is a show of support for senator al franken. it's now being met by criticism online. 36 women who once worked for "saturday night live" signed a letter backing their former colleague. they called what he did to leanne tweeden foolish, but they said they felt compelled to stand up for him. they say franken never treated them inappropriately and described him as a family man and honorable public servant. >>> new this morning, robert mueller's russia probe is reportedly spreading. mueller's investigators are now looking into contacts between the president's son-in-law, jared kushner, and foreign heads of state. that's according to the "wall street journal." they said kushner's involvement in a dispute and meeting with a russian banker are now being looked into. >>> we take a look overseas to the korean peninsula where a soldier who defected from the north to the south is recovering from his wounds that he suffered during his dash for freedom. >> the machine defe

. >> elizabeth hur with the interview. >> reporter: playground, toys and pizza nights are luxuries theseldren didn't realize they were missing. >> can only ask and pray that somebody will recognize the atrocities these men carry out against us. >> reporter: born in captivity, held hostage by taliban after american mother and canadian father joshua kidnapped five years ago traveling in afghanistan. >> some of the guards actively hated children. >> reporter: according to couple, held in dungeon like conditions on cold floors, rarely allowed outside. tortured and beaten when protecting children. >> broke her own hand punching one of them, proud of that injury. >> reporter: at one point fearing would be beheaded, make up a game about that, pretending to be british kings. >> so that he wasn't afraid. because there was nothing we could do if it came to that except try to make him less afraid. >> caitlyn also believes her defiance led to what she calls forced abortion. believes the guards put something in her foot forcing miscarriage of unborn daughter. ben freed in operation, details remain un

as you weigh in, elizabeth hur has a closer look at the accusations that ultimately led to charlie rose's dismissal. elizabeth: amid sexual assault and harassment allegations that rock the media world, pbs and greenberg announcing they terminated the relationship with charlie rose. cbs news confirmed the firing effective immediately. in a memo to staff, cbs news president david rose explaining despite charlie's important journalistic contribution to the division, there is nothing more important than ensuring a safe, professional workplace. the move is coming hours after they condemn the misconduct. >> let me be very clear. there is no excuse for the alleged behavior. >> charlie does not get a pass here. >> the explosive allegations first stemming from the exclusive "washington post" report alleging eight women involved groping, nudity and harassing phone calls. one accuser saying in a drive rose put her hand on the mid-think adding, "i tensioned up. i didn't move his hand off but i moved my legs to the other side of the car. i tried to never get in a car again." according to the "washingt