everybody is saying it is a new gio. i'm going on what i've seen from gio so far. he's a pitcher.s working fast and pounding the strike zone. he seems confident hitting his spots. >> when he can throw that curveball for a strike and go to the low zone for a strikeout, that's when he's tough as nails. his fastball plays off that and his changeup hits the brakes. >> reporter: if gio keeps up this pace, he's going to earn another one of these bobble heads. tonight is max scherzer's everyone will be beyond thrilled if they get this game in. news4 sports. >>> gio gonzalez and bartolo colon going for the mets. >>> the redskins really dive into their off-season program. organized team activities get under way tomorrow. today a lot less stressful for the players as they were out on the golf course. jay gruden and others were participating in the charity golf classic. doug williams almost close. nice effort there. one of the newest redskins out here, vernon davis. the golf game may need a little bit of work, but davis happy to be back on his hometown team. >> back in the dmv. no, it's good

added bonus, gio has three career home runs. his last one was off of the mets' starter colon in 2014. minor league baseball. remember what happened rodney mccray? cameron mongur, watch out for that wall. it was actually the bullpen door. that is o it's still awesome. it still counts. how about that? take that. you will love this. jordan spieth, marshmallow on the ball. hits ball. eats marshmallow. need i say more. a look at it. it's loose to see it time after time after time. see there it is. it's pink, too. it makes it better. final note. game two of the western conference finals. thunder versus warriors tips off at 9:00. o.k.c. leading 1-0. after watching that game the nerves are starting to pick up for golden state. >> you think? robert: i don't know. leon: it's one game. that's what you said about cleveland. one game. maureen: tell us what to expect. doug: a shower late tonight. tomorrow, brief shower becoming partly sunny. 68 in the afternoon. beautiful day friday. ride your bike to work day. steve will talk about that. tal

many of the students wearing red which was gio's favorite color.will be here at encinal high school. the staff is meeting with teachers to discuss what is going on. gio was a freshman here at encinal high school but a lot of people are definitely heart broken over what happened here. >>> following some of the top stories coming out of san francisco. tara moriarty joins us now. you have been following the story of the toddler missing suns last month. now police are focusing on three people as parts of the investigation? gentleman >> reporter: that's right. we tried to catch up to the three people but none of them would give us an interview. we were able to meet up with the sisters of nicole as well as her sister-in-law. for the very first time, we wen with them to mclaren park where her body was dumped. it was an emotional visit. city workers found nicole's body buried in a cluster of trees just a few feet from a playground. the family held a memorial over the weekend scattering her ashes at sea. >> i'm angry that someone took her from me. it's hear

man: gio!s: i like how you're taking direction and giving everybody direction and solving problems. it's the most i've seen you lead since i've known you. -i mean that in a nice way. -giovanni: no, thank you. lemonis: like, i feel like i'm watching you like a field general. giovanni: and i am that, and i know i can be. lemonis: okay, let's keep going. ♪ lemonis: so, i wanted to kind of get out and talk to people and find out, "okay, how many people have ever heard of bentley's? do you know where it's at? do you know what we stand for?" it's kind of getting an understanding of market research, right? ♪ this is a nice park. lisa: this is a very nice park. giovanni: okay, go get your owners. giovanni: this is shay, the manager. anything you ever need... lemonis: uh-oh, okay. this is lisa and giovanni. lisa: hi, nice to meet you. lemonis: they're the owners. -where do you buy your food at? -woman: petsmart. lemonis: is it because of price that you go there? woman: we get a purina special blend. he'

gio gonzales on the bump for the nats.in the a 1-0 third, but that is when the wheels fell off for gio gonza lez. new york would score five in the third. in the fifth, 5-1 new york. cespedes with a moonshot. gio's line, five innings, 10 hits, seven runs allowed, the mets beat the nationals. scary side in pittsburgh today, hit by a pitch in the head. he went to the ground. the pirates said he h as been taken the hospital with a right eye injury. very scary. thefinals, it appears toronto raptors making their first ever postseason appearance may have gotten under the cleveland cavaliers' skin. second quarter, kyle lowry, 15 points in the quarter. he finished the game with 35. fourth quarter, the raors trying to hold on. mark derosa misses the jumper, drives, tough shot. 105-99,on to win it evening the series at 2-2. the nba has fined but not suspended draymond green for adams inkc's steven the groin. he will be on the court tomorrow. if green gets another flagrant foul, by rule he will have to serve that. you may see less tha

abc's gio benitez with the story. >> reporter: it's a harrowing police chase.he most shocking part? the driver, a young mom, allegedly putting her toddler's life at risk, riding right there in that mini van. just watch as she drives backwards on streets in springdale, ohio, maneuvers around patrol cars and goes right through lawn after lawn in a neighborhood. police dash cam video capturing erica barreiro-rapp driving the wrong way against traffic, through red lights, nearly colliding with a school bus. then aggressively barreling over a concrete barrier on the highway. it all began with barreiro-rapp appearinin charges, but police discover she had felony warrants in kentucky for alleged concealed weapons violations and drug use. and they say she took off, starting that chase. police stopping the pursuit because they felt it was just too dangerous for that young child and the community. and police say she later turned up at a hotel, but as soon as she heard police were on the way, she jumped out of a first-story window, with her child. and right now, she is sti

>> gio benitez tonight. gio, thank you. >>> next, to the outrage this evening after george zimmerman late today put the gun he used when trayvon martin was money off that gun. zimmerman recently getting it back from police, after he was acquitted of murder an manslaughter in martin's death. abc's matt gutman on the controversy, making that money off of a weapon. >> and i didn't think i hit him. >> reporter: george zimmerman really wants to sell the gun he used to kill trayvon martin. this morning, his auction page hearding the sale of an american firearm icon rejected by the host sight just minutes before it went live. but not before more than 200,000 people perused the page, replete with pictures of the gun taken during zimmerman's 2013 murder trial for the death of martin. zimmerman was acquitted. zimmerman telli ining the orlan fox station. >> i'm a free american. i can do what i'd like with my possessions. >> reporter: then, this afternoon, the same exact offer popping up on this gun website. zimmerman w

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a lo extra, no cambie tenemos mÁs. da, vela apes anotó goles, número comparablcon los 16 quanotó en gioon leÓn y esta recuperando su nivel que tiene, ojo, todo mundo pegÓ de gritos que por quÉ no esta en la copa amÉrica centenario, trapo kilos, tuvo par de buenas semanas pero no fue el torneo de su vida. >>> creas o no el jugador no entra con la misma fuerza, la edad de montez es un muchacho que tiene ya bastantes aÑos en estas piernas, si lo de montez muy bien, ya no depende de peÑa, pero bueno lo de montez, 3 goles una asistencia y lo que hace contra pachuca tambiÉn es bueno, la verdad que se ve los tintes que tenÍa antes de la fractura que sufriÓ ante a ecuador, caray es bueno, ojo, su contribuciÓn en campo va mÁs alla de goles y asistencia es mariscal de campo de equipo cuando estÁn jugando, vamos ver, o sea se viene mucho trabajo a lo mejor no estarÁ en copa amÉrica, hay que tener a montez sano me da mucho gusto verlo a este nivel otra vez. >>> sabemos que osorio sabe medir muy bien sus piezas, hay que seguir dando confianza, veremos la prueba de centenario serÁ donde se va calific

she's in serious condition right now, david. >> gio benitez from massachusetts tonight. thanks, gio. >>> a major new development this evening in the case that captured national attention. federal charges have been filed against michael slager, after the shooting death of walter scott in south carolina in this field. slager shooting scott eight times. tonight, an historic move from the federal government against the officer. abc's steve osunsami was in the charleston courtroom as the indictment was read. >> reporter: 34-year-old michael slager is now the first. the first former police officer from one of the many racially charged police shootings, to face federal charges. >> card? >> reporter: it all started with this traffic stop and a broken tail light a little over a year ago. >> no registration in there, no insurance? >> no, he has all that stuff. >> reporter: 50-year-old walter scott, worried about child support issues decided to run. and here's where the federal grand jury says slager went too far. handcuffed and shackled in court today, he heard the three charges,

. >> gio was my friend. it's just weird to think he's gone. >> that is a feeling shared by students and staff following the sudden death of the freshman football player yesterday. >> practice is cancelled for the rest of the week. >> the 15-year-old gio collapsed and died as players were finishing spring conditioning drills. the coroner is trying to determine the cause of death. school officials try toed make sure students and staff were cared for. >> so we called grief counselors to come to school this morning. >> yesterday was warm with highs in the mid-80s. no one knows if that factored into the death. sports doctors say heat-related injuries are common this time of the year. >> we have a lot of kids coming in going from no activity to high intense activity. they may not have the conditioning yet. >> school officials say they're launching an investigation into what happened and will check in to weather protocols were followed. teammates will try to cope. >> i just think that we should just appreciate what

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here's abc's gio benitez. >> a red hot debate what to do about zika as mosquito season kicks flow high gear. congress hearing a new approach. genetically modified mosquitos. a company claiming they can reduce the bug population by 90% in urban areas releasing modified males producing offspring that die hatching killing off the next generation of mosquitoes before they ever have a chance to bite. the company says their mosquitoes won't hurt humans. >> it's no more less capable of doing anything else than a normal mot o mosquito. >> some worry it could backfire. >> we don't want to be lab rats. >> reporter: concerned americans looking for products to fight the bug. just this week, the ftc taking one to task. the marketer of mosquito shield bands agreeing to fork over $300,000 company pedaled the band without the science to know if it truly prevents bites. company firing back saying it has data showing it works but that it never claimed to protect against all mosquitoes and that it did not take advantage of consumer concerns for the zika virus. now, in consumer reports releasing its lates

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people know here as gio. before 6:00 last night, gio all of a sudden passed out.artment rushed to school and took the teenage boy to the hospital where, unfortunately, he died. it remains unclear if the warm weather or any underlying medical conditions played a role in his death. as we mentioned, we spoke to a friend and teammate of gio who says that he is simply heart broken. >> does not even feel like he's gone. he's still in my heart. i don't even know what to say. i can't even sleep last night. >> we want the public to know how deeply saddened we are by this situation. we are asking that the people are respectful of the family's price i. our heard are with the boy's family and friends. >> mass cone call and e-mails were sent out notifying parents. it said we ask that you support each other and the student's family in this difficult time. taking you back live here, looks like some of the family members are here, making their way in, perhaps talking to school owe physicians about what happened. many students and many family members that we have seen are in tears

>> gio benitez with us tonight. gio, thank you. >>> next, to maryland this evening, a federal security officer ordered held without bond after an alleged shooting spree. eulalio tordil in court today, accused of killing his estranged wife and then two other people, while trying to steal cars. police finally capturing him in this parking lot, and tonight we've learned, he may not have gone very far, because he lost his glasses while struggling with one of his victims, and authorities say he simply could not see. >>> next tonight, to a legal showdown this evening between the federal government now and the state of north carolina over that state's controversial new transgender bathroom law. it sparked dueling protests. the federal government late today moving forward and suing the state because they say authorities are now violating civil rights there. earlier, the state had already sued the obama administration for what they call a, quote, radical reinterpretation of the law. abc's steve osunsami is in raleigh, north

gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> gio, thank you.hing here on a tuesday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. until then, good night. returned to the bay area pits him against the warriors in the playoffs. >>> and so, with a heavy heart, with boundless optimism, for the long term future of our nation, we're suspending our campaign. >> breaking news in the race for president, less than 20 minutes ago, republican ted cruz called it quits. a live look at donald trump's headquarters in new york. we're expecting his reaction any moment now. good evening. >> huge development obviously. >> reporter: we heard from ted cruz moments ago, telling supporters he fought hard for america but he is suspending his campaign for president. >> tonight, sorry to say, it appears that path has been fore closed. together, we left it all on the field in indiana. we gave it everything we've got. but the voters chose

>> gio benitez reporting in tonight. thank you, gio. >>> next, this evening, to the disappearance of a texas wife and mother of four during a cruise in the gulf of mexico. the carnival liberty arriving back in the port of galveston today without her. we've now learned that surveillance video from the ship reveals that the woman fell from an upper deck. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: the carnival ship liberty docked today under a cloud. 33-year-old passenger samantha broberg, a mother of four, never came back from a four-day cruise to mexico. her travel companions realized she was missing friday at noon, kicking off a shipwide search. >> they came and checked the rooms and looked in the closets and bathrooms until they went through them all. >> reporter: then, a check of surveillance cameras revealed broberg climbing up to sit on a deck railing. it was friday at 2:00 a.m. but then the video shows her falling backwards. she was on one of the highest decks when she fell. she was not wearing a life jacket. by the

. >> gio was my friend. it's just weird to think he's gone. >> that is a feeling shared by students and staff following the sudden death of the freshman football player yesterday. >> practice is cancelled for the rest of the week. >> the 15-year-old gio collapsed and died as players were finishing spring conditioning drills. the coroner is trying to determine the cause of death. school officials try toed make sure students and staff were cared for. >> so we called grief counselors to come to school this morning. >> yesterday was warm with highs in the mid-80s. no one knows if that factored into the death. sports doctors say heat-related injuries are common this time of the year. >> we have a lot of kids coming in going from no activity to high intense activity. they may not have the conditioning yet. >> school officials say they're launching an investigation into what happened and will check in to weather protocols were followed. teammates will try to cope. >> i just think that we should just appreciate what

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gio gonzalez on the mount tonight, a nice outing. not exactly 20 k's. and >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: hard act to follow for gio gonzalez, his night to pitch tonight after max scherzer's 20 strikeouts. stephenix, marlins up, drew deep to right center. that is a two run shot, his second of the year. we are tied at 2-2. next inning, bryce harper comes up clutch, crushes it deep to right-center. that is number 11 from bryce harper. nats win 5-3. how about this -- two days after his 20 strikeouts i, -- his 20 strikeouts night, posting this picture on 20th . that is good stuff. soccer'sjor league biggest rivalries tonight, d.c. united and the new york red bulls. no score, 29th minute. united up 1-0 after he finds the back of the net. 43rd minute, united on the attack again. look at the right foot, goes in for united. they beat the red bulls, 2-0. nba playoffs, miami facing elimination. the crossover, fouled, no call. still drains it. lives, winning 103-91. golf, to the tpc. wilcox, the pitching wedg

alan: el creador de las fotografÍas, gio! andrea: gio alma!stabas un poco inquieta, pero quiero resaltar, lo que me parece mÁs importante, lo dijiste en ese momento, que no querÍas sin retoque, ojalÁ se pueda ver la imagen de cerca para que vean que no hay nada de retoque, y en 20 aÑos de carrera es la primera vez que una persona me pide que no haya retoque, por eso me pareciÓ increÍble el reto, trabajÉ contrastes y colores pero no le he sacado ni una arruga es la primera vez que le dejo todas las arrugas a una persona, te felicito. karla: querÍa que vieran a una mujer real, porque a veces vemos a esas mujeres perfectas que tratamos de estar asÍ, y eso no existe, es la realidad de una mujer como una mujer plena, con estrÍas, senos caÍdos, arrugas, agradezco mis arrugas porque es de una sonrisa, debemos envejecer con dignidad, te lo agradezco mucho. andrea: ojalÁ más celebridades y mujeres siguieran este tipo de consejos porque nosotras como mujeres vemos revistas y seguimos estas celebridades y decimos, cÓmo podemos vernos como ellas, pero no

here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: the casting call transformed broadway into "american idol." ♪ lovely this college student auditioning for hamilton in front of us. every night those theater seats are filled that audition room is going to be filled too. we're talking about more than 1,000 people waiting in line, some since way before sunrise. and they're coming from all over. this woman moving from france in part because of "hamilton." ♪ learn to love again what do you think it is about "hamilton" that has so many people standing out here in the rain wanting to be a part of it? >> it's hip-hop being taken seriously as an art form. ♪ i am not throwing away my shot ♪ >> reporter: the show isn't just breaking records with those 16 tony nominations. it's raking in half a million bucks in profit every week. the show is sold out through january. it's the impossible ticket to score. ♪ not throwing away my shot so even long shots know they have a better chance at getting a part than a seat. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> i have "school of rock" if that category for winning best mus

gio, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, dan, good morning to you.ve been seeing this rain and fog all morning long. it's a memorial day washout and this morning, so much of this country is dealing with some devastating weather. deadly storms plaguing millions this memorial day weekend. some 20 inches of rain crippling eastern texas with flash floods proving cats stroifk. killing at least six. >> definitely scary. >> reporter: this morning, at least two missing including an 11-year-old boy in kansas, swept away when he fell into a creek trying to cross it. in texas the coast guard deploying helicopters searching for a 37-year-old man washed away after helping rescue a woman who had been swept in the water earlier. first responders going door to door by boat, pulling one str d stranded resident after another to safety. this man carried to dry land on a stretcher. this group holding out a ladder to save a woman stuck in her van >> i could have drowned. >> reporter: drone video capturing the overflowing rivers. rows of cars and school buses swallowed. r

gio benitez is in the traffic tonight, with the new apps helping so many of us. as we ask, how many drivers are actually offering those tips? >> reporter: tonight, with gas prices at their lowest in over a decade, we could be seeing a record number of drivers on the road. so we've been trying to get to our shoot location, and i just want to show you, look at all of this traffic getting out of new york. but the savings can be big. let's say you're a family of four driving from atlanta to orlando this weekend. that's 440 miles, about $44 for gas each way. five years ago, a round trip would cost you $60 more. here's one way to save time and money with the free traffic app waze, which warns about everything from construction to cars stopped on the shoulder. so how often are you using waze? >> all the time. >> reporter: it just makes things faster for you? >> a lot faster. >> reporter: the app can track your traffic data simply by having it open, comparing your speed to the speed limit. just this april, users here in new york city alone also submitted nearly 3 million

here's gio benitez in new hampshire tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the two officers shot in the middle of the night. a community told to shelter in schools closed. almost immediately was shot in the face and shoulder, calling for help. >> shots fired. i've been hit. shots fired! white male, long hair, trench coat. >> reporter: then, at 2:23 a.m., the second officer approached the suspect. >> they located the subject, at which time the subject started to fire upon the officers while exclaiming that, "i'm your man." >> reporter: that officer, shot in the leg. with that intense search under way for hours, police find 32-year-old ian macpherson matching the description of the suspect. tonight, he's under arrest and charged with two counts of attempted capital murder. thankfully, these officers were lucky. especially officer ryan hardy, who was shot in the face. >> i think there was a bit of grace shining on officer hardy. >> reporter: and tom, this is one of the crime scenes. investigators are still here looking for evidence. the shelter in place order has now been lifted, and police say t

gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> i wouldn't have thought of that. too, a lot of people they don't read the instructions and start doing things. you're not, for example, supposed to spray any skin that's under a layer of clothing. air not an supposed to use it indoors. you're supposed to wash your hands as soon as you get indoors. no one reads the back of the bottle, right. >> spray and go. but there's also clothing that you can wear. of course, you know some of the athletes that are going to brazil will be wearing some special zika-proof clothing. >> for infants they recommend using a mosquito net that may be treated to protect kids rather than using deet on kids. >> scary times ahead. >> when we come back, the big night in the ballroom. >> who took home the mirror ball trophy on "dancing with the stars"? "the skinny" is next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ skinny, so skinny >>> always an exciting "skinny." the recap the morning after the finale of "dancing with the stars." >> it was a good one. we now o

giovanni polito who went by gio collapsed at encinal high school in alameda.e was taken to highland hospital where he died. no word yet on what caused his death. as students were back in class today, school officials tell us student athletes have to have medical checkups and sign waivers before they can practice. school officials are looking into what kind of policies teams have in place for when practice is scheduled on hot days. they are encouraging students to talk about what happened. >> the kids and staff are reeling. when a student dies, it's a huge blow to the school community. we are providing psychologists today and throughout the week into next week if need be for the students and staff. >> many of the students are using the hashtag, rip gio and sending condolences via social media. >>> we learned this afternoon two of four oakland police officers on administrative leave for alleged involvement in a sex scandal have quit. as we have been reporting the d.a. is conducting an investigation into whether several officers had sex with this woman, a 19- yea

>> gio, thank you. >>> we want to turn now to record deadly heat in india. temperatures in the northwestern part of the country reaching almost 124 degrees in recent days, breaking a 60-year record. that hot weather blamed for hundreds of deaths. degrees every day for weeks now. relief not expected until next month when monsoon season begins. >>> here at home wild winds are fueling erce wildfires. in arizona's mow javy valley. you can see this thick black smoke right there billowing across the desert, evacuations ordered. officials blamed a downed power line or a transformer for that blaze that has now devoured 400 acres and counting. >>> next to the severe weather. a tornado watch in three states at this hour, and now the threat of thunderstorms in the plains, too. take a look at this, up to 8 inches of hail falling, that's in the black hills of south dakota. some tough driving there. abc meteorologyologist indra petersons is tracking it all. that didn't look like spring and you're watching even more. >> almost looked like snow. the jet stream has dropped f

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abc's gio benitez on the case that's made national headlines and the decision today that will set that young m free for now. >> reporter: handcuffed with shackled feet, former star student owen labrie leaves court, where a judge granted him freedom, for now. >> i'm going to reinstate bail with one addition allen can, which is electronic monitoring with gps tracking. >> reporter: labrie, a then senior at st. paul's school in new hampshire, was convicted -- >> guilt. >> reporter: of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old school mate. his sentence, one year, but he was out on bail. after a reporter on a train tweeted that he was traveling to see his girlfriend, an investigation into other train rides revealed he had violated his strict curfew and he was sent to jail in march. >> for somebody who's never been incarcerated for one hour, too months is -- can be a very long time. >> reporter: just last week, the state supreme court urged the judge to reconsider, saying labrie's violation was not criminal in nature. and david, the once jail as his tracking device is set up. he is appealing that con

here's gio benitez. >> reporter: watch closely as a fedex truck weaves in and out of a lane. and look, here it moves into the middle lane, hits a vehicle, and then loses control. slamming into other cars, causing a nasty pile-up in nashville. >> there was no time to think. i was just underneath a semi going down the road. >> reporter: incredibly, despite a fire on the road, no serious injuries. the driver of the fedex truck, cited for fatigue. and tonight, fedex tells abc news that all drivers are expected to obey all traffic laws in safely operating their vehicles. in the u.s., there are 100,000 crashes a year because of drowsy driving. just look at what happened today in charlotte. a potato truck driver charged with failing to maintain lane control, allegedly telling troopers he fell asleep at the wheel. and of course that wal-mart truck driver in 2014 crashing into tracy morgan's limo, injuring the comedian and killing a friend. he is also accused of falling asleep at the wheel after being awake for 24 hours. he's pleaded not guilty. and david, just this year, the governme

>> gio, thank you. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the urgent manhunt right now, after a little boy is captured on surveillance. the haunting images in an american city and the plea for help at this hour. >>> the frightening moments and brad pitt racing in, spotting trouble in the crowd, and you'll see the pictures coming up here. >>> and then, imagine this. you're camping. you wake up and you see this. those are two thirsty lions licking water off the side of the tent. yes. thirsty lions. you're stuck inside. what do you do? what do you do? we'll be right back.ience with usaa is awesome. homers insurance life insurance automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member because of my service in the military to pass that on to my kids something that makes me happy my name is roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. jay knows how to keep nice sh