you have to run, they have a knife. >> reporter: eva pilgrim, action news. >>> finally tonight, we want to wish a very happy birthday to a man from wilmington celebrating his 100th birthday. al popec celebrated surrounded by family and friends. he was a veteran of world war ii. his actual birthday is june 6th, the anniversary of d-day. which according to the family stood for daddy day in the family home. he is a loyal viewer who is on avid fan of meteorologist cecily tynan. from us here at action news, including cecily, happy birthday, al. action news sports sunday is next. action news continues at 4:30 tomorrow morning with david murphy, tamala edwards. now from melissa mcgee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and the entire action news, i'm walter perez. have a great week ahead. ♪ gigabit connection. it delivers amazing new download speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster and more powerful than most people have. yes, 20 times. and the really incredible part, is that it's $79.99 a month. and what's even more incredible, is we included tv, hbo and multi-room dvr service, still for $79.99

here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: it was 18 minutes of terror on a saturday night. >> come on!reporter: pedestrians mowed down on a london bridge. >> leave the area! >> reporter: people fleeing the long knives of attackers. running for their lives. >> get away! >> reporter: as shots rang out. [ gunfire ] >> there's shooting. i'm trying to keep ourselves safe. >> reporter: that's right. it happened again. >> stay as calm as you can. >> reporter: terror striking the heart of the united kingdom for the third time since march. isis has claimed responsibility for the weekend attack that took seven lives and left dozens injured. today london police identifying two of the three suspects as 27-year-old khuram shazad butt, a british citizen born in pakistan, and 30-year-old rachid redouane, of libyan or moroccan descent. among those killed chrissy archibald and londoner james mcmullen, leaving grief-stricken families. >> while our pain will never diminish it is important for us to all carry on with our lives in direct opposition to those who would try to destroy us. >> reporter: that se

eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. the >>> a ten comm outside the arkansas state capital was destroyed less than 24 hours after it was installed. it shattered into pieces after a man slammed his vehicle into it. he says the statue violates the separation of church and state. he rammed his vehicle into a similar monument in oklahoma in 2014. >>> and a holocaust memorial was vandalized in bots boston. the glass panel was shattered. it was etched with millions of numbers that represent tattoos of those sent to nazi camps. >>> an angry woman caught up with an alleged purse snatcher. take a look at this video. this happened in asheville, north carolina. that vehicle speeding after a shirtless man, driven by a pregnant woman. she chased down the guy who she says broke into her vehicle and grabbed her purse. both the man and the driver are facing charges. >>> and pictures from mars are raising questions about wh there's actually life on the red planet. >> first, there's this. nasa just released this image taken in march. >> i

here is eva pilgrim who has been covering the story since the first amber alert after things went from classroom to captive. >> reporter: tonight we are heading to rural culleoka, tennessee, where this strange and heart-wrenching story begins. >> it's the dimple of the universe. >> reporter: once known for its booming cantaloupe crop, it's not cattle that keeps them alive. tucked in the lush green of these rolling hills, you'll find a post office, gas station and not much else. >> the school's always been the heartbeat of the community. >> reporter: culleoka unit school, a sprawling two-story complex, which will become the epicenter of a seismic scandal. it's known for its drill team and the musical theater troupe. ♪ boogie fever >> reporter: but it's drama that quickly circles the new girl in class, 15-year-old elizabeth thomas. >> those kids are from a small community and any outsider becomes a target immediately. >> reporter: she had been home schooled her whole life. >> she was somewhat of a tomboy, she played really rough. she could switch to being really nice and sweet. >> report

here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> 911, do you need police, ambulance or fire?t what? >> mommy needs -- mommy needs help. >> reporter: a cleveland girl being called a hero tonight, making a 911 call saving her mother's life. >> i love my mommy. >> how old are you? >> 4. >> you're 4? >> reporter: abrianna this week meeting the woman on the other end of that call. >> my name's debbie, i talked to you on the phone. >> reporter: as well as the other first responders who teamed up to help. her mom, unresponsive after a seizure. the only other person home, her infant brother. >> can you tell me the numbers that are on your house? >> fifteen -- hello? >> reporter: abrianna knew to call 911. but she didn't know her address. dispatchers found her by tracking the cell phone. >> and the longer we keep somebody on the phone the more precise the address is. >> reporter: so how did a 4-year-old know to call 911? >> because mommy showed me. >> reporter: her mom taught her the password on her phone and how to use the emergency feature just in case they ever needed it. >> wow. i

here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: a new beginning.o the end of a long journey for chris lawrence. >> being a dad, being a marine and now being a chula vista police officer the greatest of my life. >> reporter: at 20 he decided to join the marines but while serving in iraq he was hurt in an ied explosion. his lower right leg amputated. had is life forever changed. determined learned to walk again, learned to run and even learned to box. the former marine pushing forward with a new dream to be a police officer. >> i felt like he was the most able bodied person i ever met because it's what inside defines him so he's been challenged in his life and he's taken that and risen to the highest level so i just think he's inspiring. >> reporter: lawrence thankful for the opportunity to his fellow vet who is inspired him. hopeful he can give back. >> no doesn't have to be the answer. keep putting in effort. make a plan and you can achieve your goal as and i figured out how i would do it. >> reporter: eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> he origina

>> eva pilgrim with that new video tonight. eva, thank you. >>> around the world, new developments in venezuela's growing political cries. a police helicopter. you and dropping grenades on the supreme court and interior ministry buildings. the president calling it a terrorist attack. and at the same time, this pilot posting this online, calling for a rebellion. these protests have taken at least 75 lives. >>> next, the global cyberattack revealing a threat to americans. the ransomware attack in the u.s. hospitals, putting lives at risk. dan harris reports that hospitals and medical systems may not be ready for another attack. >> reporter: the ransomware virus known as "petya" has taken out computer systems all over the planet, including those at hospitals near pittsburgh. >> she called me and said surgery was canceled because the computers were down. >> we need an ekg right away and a chest x-ray. >> reporter: experts say it shou >> sir, let's start cpr. >> reporter: doctor ruha has no idea what everyone around them in this sim

eva pilgrim from new orleans where they are bracing for impact tonight. >> reporter: tonight, residents along the gulf coast already feeling the effects of tropical storm cindy, heavy rain, and waterspouts off florida beaches. >> flags are red, nobody can go in the ocean today. >> reporter: and miles off the louisiana coast -- >> it's blowing bad out here. >> reporter: oil companies working to get workers off those oil rigs. in new orleans, officials watching the storm's every move. >> the impacts could really shift if that storm moves 20, 30 miles in either direction. >> reporter: the big fear, flooding. >> it is a serious event that's not only going to bring us rain and wind, but it's going to bring us water. >> reporter: in st. paul parish, they are building up the homes. you can see they're actually building a levee, an actual wall 4 1/2 feet up to keep the water from getting into this neighborhood. take a look at the water already. it's up to the edge of the bank. residents like eleno rodriguez taking no chances. >> when i look at the weather map and what it looks like, it's not go

eva pilgrim on the verdict, and the reaction now pouring in. >> reporter: tonight, a family outraged after a minnesota jury acquitted the officer who fatally shot philando castile moments before this infamous video was live streamed on facebook by his girlfriend. >> he's licensed to carry. he was trying to get out his i.d. and his wallet out of his pocket and he let the officer know that he was, he had a firearm and he was reaching for his wallet, and the officer just shot him in his arm. >> reporter: the st. anthony police officer holding that gun, then 29-year-old jeronimo yanez. castile's girlfriend calmly recording as her 4-year-old daughter reassured her from the back seat. >> it's okay, i'm right here with you. >> reporter: castile there in the driver's seat, fatally wounded. those images last summer sparking violent protest. prosecutors charging yanez with second degree manslaughter. at trial arguing the officer panicked and lost control. >> i told him not to reach for it! i told him to get his hand off of it. >> reporter: yanez said he pulled castile over that night believing

>> eva pilgrim for us tonight. eva, thank you. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. we are monitoring our top story. what police are calling terrorist attacks in london. >>> meantime, they are preparing for a big concert in manchester, england, to honor the victims of the terror attack there. details on the security. >>> plus, incredible pictures of a tornado terroring through an area not known for twisters. where this surprise storm hit. >>> and this is the last thing you want to see on dry land. we'll tell you where this massive alligator decided to take a stroll. stay with us. for millions of people who suffer from lower back pain finding relief can seem almost as painful. finally the search is over. drug-free aleve direct therapy®. a tens device with high intensity power that uses technology once only available in doctors' offices. its smart wireless design lets you control its intensity for deep penetrating relief at the source. the power of relief is in your hands. alev

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here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: passengers evacuating this jet blue plane. first responders on the scene. a jet forced to make an emergency landing. smoke spotted inside the plane. >> 913, just a heads up. we will stop on the runway and plan an evacuation. >> reporter: flight 913 took off this morning from white plains, new york, en route to ft. lauderdale. about halfway through the flight, passengers and crew noticed a problem. >> people started smelling smoke and there was obviously a little bit of haze in the air. >> reporter: the plane forced to land in charleston, south carolina. >> we did have a smoke event in the cockpit, or in the cabin. >> reporter: all 98 passengers and four crew members onboard evacuate down the slides. no one was hurt. >> a few people, i'm sure, were praying, thinking that was it. but never felt like it was out of control. >> reporter: david, those passengers boarded a new plane to take them to ft. lauderdale this evening. the faa is investigating the cause of that smoke. david? >> eva pilgrim, thank you. >>> we turn next here to

that was eva pilgrim reporting. >>> disabled service members are showing injury is just a word at theling, field events and archery are among the adaptive sports. the purpose to introduce attendees to adaptive sport and to promote adaptive sports in the community. >> i want to show other people that maybe haven't gotten -- i mean, i'm not very far there is a lot of people here that are farther on their journey. but i want to be able the show people that maybe are newer in their journey that you can go on. and life is out there. and there are adaptive sports. and everybody wants to help. >> the weekend valor games being hosted by the far west wheelchair athletic association. and it was a good day to be out and cycling. let's check in with drew for a look at the forecast. >> eric, that weather is going to continue tomorrow. lots of sunshine, warm temperatures. and then we'll track actually a chance for rain copping on later in the week. my doppler 7 along the satellite combined showing you we have clear skies out there. and that means it's going to be a clear night tonight. the upper 40

eva pilgrim has more on heroic acts that followed at take. >> reporter: chilling stories of survivalcould see was one man at the front on the ground, with a pool of blood forming. >> 19-year-old mark kinshoe trying to help a man caught in the cross fire as police tried to take down the suspect. >> i took off my belt, and, myself and the other man put the belt around, sort of his head, to apply pressure and stop the bleeding. >> reporter: the man who took this video of terrorists inching closer to packed bars and restaurants, british journalist, jeff hough, moments later trying to fend off the terrorists attacking a bouncer, stabbed in the neck but recovering according to his colleagues at the sunday express. who are calling him our hero. survivors, recalling moments of bravery. >> people get under whatever they can to get low. i look over, opposite, is this guy who is throwing a table that somebody. heroic guy that saw what was happening and just bombarded the terrible cowardly people. >> reporter: among the dozen injured, marie and her boyfriend oliver, stabbed four times, posting t

. >> the hearing will decide if there is enough evidence to go to trial and abc's eva pilgrim joins us with what details are expected to be made public. hi, eva. >>ep will be on the key piece of evidence, surveillance video, video prosecutors say shows exactly what happened the night a penn state student died. for the first time video recorded inside a penn state frat house the night a pledge died will be played publicly in court. >> we expect that videotape to be horrible, that it will be the kind of evidence which will make a significant impact. >> reporter: 19-year-old tim piazza died after falling head first down the stairs of the beta theta pi fraternity house this past february after a pledge party allegedly turned into an alcohol-fueled hazing ritual. the fraternity brothers accused of waiting nearly 12 hours before calling for help. >> we have a friend who is unconscious. he's -- hasn't moved. he's probably going to need an ambulance. >> reporter: monday 18 members of the now banned fraternity are due in court. eight facing charges of involuntary manslaughter and assault. a jud

abc news reporter eva pilgrim has our story. >> reporter: tonight the dramatic and disturbing new imagesoment authorities walked up to this sealed shipping container where a woman was being held captive. authorities using a saw and crowbars to break into the container. once inside, pitch black. investigators armed with guns walk through, finding kayla brown chained up inside the crate. >> how are you, honey? >> reporter: the 30-year-old held prisoner for two months by an admitted serial killer. in the video you can see brown with a chain around her neck. >> it's attached to a chain through a wall and my neck's attached to the wall up here. >> reporter: wearing glasses, sitting on a makeshift bed. >> something straight out of hannibal lecter. here's this girl chapd up like a dog in the back of a container. >> authorities using bolt cutters to free brown, who had been trapped inside the container on this property belonging to 46-year-old todd colehep, a seemingly successful local realtor. brown spoke to dr. phil mcgraw about the moment she was rescued. >> calm just washed over me. i was ju

eva pilgrim.>> the president's embattled troern agreed to testify next week about russia's connection to the white house and the firing of the fib director. this amid full-out over the former director's explosive testimony. abc7 reporter mary bruce more >> reporter: with the president and former fbi director locked in a he said/he said. >> those were lies, plain and simple. >> and some of the things that he said just weren't true. >> reporter: the spotlight of the russia investigation is bringing new scrutiny to the attorney general jeff sessions. >> we need to make america great many. >> reporter: sessions was the first senator to endorse candidate trump. in march citing those campaign ties sessions recused himself from overseeing the russia investigation. >> i should not be involved in investigating a campaign i had a role in. >> reporter: james comey hinted there was more to it. >> we also were aware of facts that i can't discuss in an open setting that would make his continued engagement in a

here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: it was 18 minutes of terror on a saturday night. >> come on!r: people fleeing the long knives of attackers. running for their lives. >> get away! >> reporter: as shots rang out. [ gunfire ] >> there's shooting. i'm trying to keep ourselves safe. >> reporter: that's right. it happened again. >> stay as calm as you can. >> reporter: terror striking the heart of the united kingdom for the third time since march. isis has claimed responsibility for the weekend attack that took seven lives and left dozens injured. today london police identifying two of the three suspects as 27-year-old khuram shazad butt, a british citizen born in pakistan, and 30-year-old rachid redouane, of libyan or moroccan descent. among those killed chrissy archibald and londoner james mcmullen, leaving grief-stricken families. >> while our pain will never diminish it is important for us to all carry on with our lives in direct opposition to those who would try to destroy us. >> reporter: that sentiment at the core of this nation's spirit and in their motto, "keep calm and car

but as eva pilgrim of the people targeted fought back. >> reporter: tonight, chilling stories of survival and selflessness. >> all i could see was one man in the front, with a pool of blood on the ground. i took off my belt, and myself and the other man put the belt around sort of his head. to apply pressure and stop the bleeding. >> reporter: the man who took this video of terrorists inching closer to packed bars and restaurants, british journalist geoff ho. moments later trying to fend off those terrorists attacking a bouncer, stabbed in the neck, but recovering tonight according to his colleagues at the "sunday express" who are calling him "our hero." survivors recalling moments of bravery. >> people get low. i look over and opposite, this guy is throwing a table at somebody. happening. and just bombarded these cowardly people with stuff. >> reporter: among the dozens injured, marie bondeville and her boyfriend oliver dowling, still in the hospital after hours of surgery. >> reporter: what was the response like from those people who started coming to his aid? >> well, he collapsed righ

here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, police following an disturbing online trail of online clues to find out why randy stair trapped and killed three of his coworkers at this grocery store. police say stair showed up for the night shift at 11:00 p.m. and started carrying out his plan, blocking the exits. and after closing, he began his shooting spree. firing 59 shots, killing coworkers terry sterling, victoria brong, and brian hayes. >> after he shot three employees, three people from the store, he then turned the gun on himself. one coworker did manage to escape. >> this is the saddest thing i >> this is the saddest thing i could ever imagine. >> reporter: prosecutors say stair left behind a trove of social media, including videos of himself firing and brandishing weapons and praising the columbine killers. >> may 11th. >> reporter: and a chilling video describing his plans for the massacre in intricate detail. >> counting down the days. >> reporter: his last tweet -- good-bye, humans, i'll miss you. it doesn't appear anyone raised any red flags or warned anyone about this plot.

abc's eva pilgrim with their explanation tonight. >> reporter: tonight, disturbing new video, a man escaping wreck, engulfed in flames, ripping off his clothes. >> a car on >> new jersey police approach, guns drawn. one officer kicks him, then another, before the group of officers drags him into the street. police were in a high-speed chase, but the man they repeatedly kicked, 28-year-old miguel feliz, turns out was not the suspect they were pursuing. that man was 48-year-old leo pinkston, he had slammed into feliz's car. a police union representative says the video shows the officers putting out the flames. >> those did not look like l helpful hands and we'll go through the process for a termination. >> david, tonight feliz, a young father, is in critical condition. prosecutors are investigating possible criminal charges against the officers. david. >> eva, thank you. >>> when we come back -- the major headline involving the former nsa contractor involved with leaks. and the news coming in, the deadly church bus crash, emergency cruews on the scene a this hour. king about what to av, and ho

eva pilgrim reports on the dramatic rescue. >> her neck is stuck. >> reporter: an amusement park rideoming to a screeching stop saturday, 14-year-old girl left dangling 25 feet from the ground of the sky ride at 6 flags great escape in up state new york. >> we heard screaming and i see this young girl hanging from the car like she had slid out or was sliding out and her shoulders head and arms were still in the car and the rest of her torso was dangling. the teenager riding along a child relative who was holding on to her. >> he was screaming she is going to fall. >> park staff walking below the ride as the girl clings on. the girl eventually wrestling herself free falling into the arms of the crowd waiting to catch her. witnesses say park security had a hard time stopping the cable car telling bystanders to steer clear of the sky ride. the girl had to be airlifted to a nearby hospital without any serious injuries. >> she suffered minor injuries to save someone from a serious injury that's what those guys ultimately did. >> that was eva pilgrim reporting. >>> the move bombing has a vi

here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, that urgent manhunt under way, in what authorities are calling a road rage killing of a teenage girl outside philadelphia. >> turn yourself in now. every second that you are out there, you are only making this worse for yourself. >> reporter: 18-year-old bianca roberson was just days away from her college orientation. >> we were proud of her, because we knew she was going to do something with her life. >> reporter: police now releasing this sketch of the suspect, and this surveillance image they say shows roberson's car and the red pickup driven by the gunman. tensions escalating. his car crashing after she was shot. >> this suspect just snuffed out the life of this young woman. >> reporter: police say this image shows the suspect driving on the shoulder to get away. road rage and aggressive driving deaths are up, six times higher than a decade ago. just last week in california, this motorcyclist appears to kick a car, which then swerves. a chain reaction crash ensues. there is a reward for any information leading to the gunman's capture. police

abc's eva pilgrim is in the storm zone. >> that's it right there. >> reporter: tonight, the gulf coast is under a tornado threat with cindy slowly approaching land. the leading edge of the storm filled with funnel clouds. families on porches, watching waterspouts coming ashore in mississippi. gusting winds toppling trees in biloxi and along the gulf coast. even a reported tornado in ft. walton beach, florida. tragically, a 10-year-old boy killed in alabama, storm surge knocking a logon to him. a state of emergency already declared there and in louisiana. grand isle already under water. officials urging evacuees to get out early. >> we cannot stress enough the importance of avoiding high water and that's for everyone across the state. >> reporter: in new orleans, they're hoping the flood control systems fortified after katrina will help keep the city dry. you see this pond? this is water out of lake pontchartrain. that levee is all that's keeping this water out of that neighborhood. more than a half foot of rain already in mississippi. hundreds of roads submerged. officials preparing fo

here's abc's eva pilgrim with more. >> reporter: tonight carrie fisher's sudden death being blamed in part on sleep apnea. fisher best known aspirin cecilia leia suffered a massive heart attack on a plane in december. >> we have nurses assisting the passenger. we have an unresponsive passenger. >> reporter: a report blaming sleep apnea and other undetermined factors pointing to signs of heart disease. finding the actress had taken multiple drugs, however, that report could not pinpoint an exact cause of death. >> the risk is really when someone is undiagnosed or untreated for sleep apnea and then the risk for cardiovascular disease and death really does go up. >> reporter: those with it can stop breathing while sleeping. the pauses can be brief or may last several minutes. more than 12 million americans suffer with sleep apnea. >> as long as sleep apnea is managed appropriately, someone can feel good that they're minimizing these effects on their heart. >> reporter: there are several treatment options for those with sleep apnea. doctors say it's critical if you're diagnosed to follow

abc's eva pilgrim reports. >> reporter: tonight, the dramatic and disturbing new images showing the moment authorities walked up to this sealed shipping container where a woman was being held captive. authorities using a saw and crow bars to break into the container. once inside, pitch black. investigators, armed with guns, walk through. finding kayla brown chained up inside the crate. >> reporter: the 30-year-old, held prisoner for two months by. in the video, you can see brown with a chain around her neck. >> just one. attached to a chain through a wall and my neck's attached to the wall up here. >> okay. >> reporter: wearing glasses, sitting on a makeshift bed. >> something straight out of hannibal lecter. here's this girl, chained up by like a dog in the back of a container. >> reporter: authorities using bolt cutters to free brown who had been trapped inside the container on this property belonging to 46-year-old todd kohlhepp, a seemingly successful local realtor. brown spoke to dr. phil mcgraw about the moment she was rescued. >> calm just washed over me. i was just -- i was just th

eva pilgrim is there. >> basically a river that is where a road should be. the water, surrounding the houses. >> reporter: we are learning more tonight about the boy killed in the middle of the storm. 10-year-old nolan mckabe was on vacation with his family when he was struck and killed by a log. tossed by strong waves. >> pray for this family. this is a tragic event. a tragic day for them and keep the family in your thoughts and prayers. >> reporter: more heavy rain bands from what's left of this tropical depression will continue to pour on this area and north tonight. families should be on the lookout for tornadoes and flood warnings, david? >> thanks. right to ginger zee who is tracking this. all the remnants of cindy. still causing a lot of trouble tonight. >> you can see what is left of cindy. we take you straight to the map there, david. northwest louisiana, just making its way over the state line in arkansas tonight, it's the outer bands, the tropical moisture fueling a tornado watch still. in parts of eastern louisiana all the way to birmingham. and