sight seers started to arrive and then the man who would show owe semitea to the world. >> john muir was originally from sot land. he was a botanist. -- scotland. he was a botanist. he was passionate about understanding it. he was known for his tenacity and exploring. but the owe semitea that muir explored is changing dramatically. as wilson walker shows us it's melting right before our very eyes. >> we have this walk that is a great intersection of natural landscape and human history. . >> reporter: once a year naturalist pete divine leads a small group of people. >> the group came down this valley and the people went up this valley to the high peaks to understand the source. >> up this valley forged by ice to an understanding of what shapes the land we now call owe semitea. >> we walk literally in the very footsteps of john muir, gay land clark, all these great names that came before us and in particular the paths of the glaciers. but the remains of those glaciers are tucked away in the highest points of the park and making your way across this vast must ray of rocks and bolders. bu

. >> pam: kron four's philippe djegal is live at the john muir medical center - concord campus. that's where the victim received medical attention. >> pam: philippe. >> reporter:pam. >> reporter:right now, the concord police department says its unclear whether or not this was a targeted or random shooting. >> reporter:but we do know that the shooter is still out there. >>"anytime theres a shooting, its always concerning to us in law enforcement." >> reporter:this one particularly frightening. because corporal christopher blakely with the concord police department says tuesday night's shooting happened during the busy evening commute. >> reporter:blakely says at around 7-30 at night. a 31-year-old man showed up to john muir medical center's concord campus with a gunshot wound to the leg. >> reporter:he told officers he was shot while driving northbound on highway 242, approaching the grant street exit. >> "it doesn't sound like a case of road rage. it is undetermined what the motive is in this case." >> reporter:police say the man was a passenger in the car when the shooting happ

he's accused of watching porn in a classroom at john muir middle school in san jose. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is live at john muir with this, cluesive story. >> reporter: the parents should be receiving the last of the robo calls right about now. they should also be receiving this via e-mail form both in spanish and in english. it is unclear if any crime was committed, but the district says it has zero tolerance for this type of activity. students were talking about it after school today. the substitute teacher who is no longer a sub. >> absolutely. absolutely. we do not tolerate that type of behavior. and that's absolutely true. >> reporter: students told administrators at john muir middle school in san jose they caught their substitute teacher watching porn in class this week. the district will petition the county office of education to bar that substitute from stepping into a classroom again in this county. they also called police. >> safety is our number one concern. we have our expectations here are sore that stands for safety, organization, achievement and

shooting reported just after 730 to the night police said a 31 your man for concord walked into the john muir medical center concord campus off of the non less threatening gunshot wound to the leg he said the victim told investigators he was a passenger in the car when the shooting happened the victim claims he was shot just before the great st. exit on northbound highway 242 then dropped off at the hospital so far police say there are no other reported injuries in this case. >>anny hong: he faces two counts of murder and one count of attempted murder he was arrested on monday he was on felony probation from multiple stolen vehicle offenses among other charges that may open a crab fisheries in certain area and the state department public help clears all crabbers it is taken a huge financial head after public officials determine that high levels of the vote has said which is a neurotoxin the 21 year-old san leandro man accused of stabbing his father to death of has officially been charged with murder as sale was arrested on friday after pleas from his father. >>anny hong: investigators have no

police say a 31-year-man from concord walked into the john muir medical center concord campus with a non-life threatening gunshot wound to the leg. blakely says the victim told investigators he was a passenger in a car when the shooting happened. the victim claims he was shot just before the grant street exit on northbound highway 242. then, dropped off at the hospital. the other witnesses in the car left before police got there. >> : it doesn't sound like a case of road rage. it is undetermined what the motive is in this case. so far, police say there are no other reported injuries in this case. >> : and, right now, the suspect is still outstanding. >> phillipe :police also a little light on suspect details. saying only that the gunman was seen driving a black four-door vehicle. in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam :coming up. kron's special series continues. a look behind the walls of san quentin's death row. as the prison begins to run out of room to house the inmates. find out what the state has planned. after three decades, the sound of music is back in one local

the 29 -year old officer was taken to john muir medical center. but was declared brain dead. and later taken off life support. moody was an 8 -year veteran of the department. we alerted you about the deadly shooting this morning. with a push alert at 8-14. you can stay connected on breaking news with the kron-4' news app. it's free to download. the video has sparked national outrage. and now a u-s justice department investigation into the san francisco policethe shooting death of 26- year today, we are learning the details of woods' autopsy. including how many times he was shot. kron-4's scott rates joins us live from outside the woods' family attorney's office with more. scott >> reporter: we know several of them came on his back. several times shot in the back by foot 9 today just in the past 45 minutes set dollar family attorney and discussed the newly found report. "it was a horrible thing for the mother did have to relive" >> reporter: we also know the autopsy report did have a small amount of methamphetamine and other income means that in his body at the time of the sho

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it talks about how the parks were created with theodore roosevelt with john muir having this great ideaof the nature and it is not just humans there that we have places for animals to live and be happy and there is a couple really cute scenes in there with prairie dogs and brown bears. >> you had me at prairie dogs. >> you have climbed legendary mountains. was there anyone in particular that you think back and say wow, that was an adventure in 2011 we made it to the summit of maru a peak in india. it took me three years and three spedtition toss finally get success on it. these expeditions as a five week long journey. >> you have a great understanding here. >> we have a good team. >> just tremendous. i love imax experience you can have in 3-d. what is that like to see the film and have an experience it of it yourself. >> seeing tonight 3-d is no substitute to getting out in the parks. you have to get out there and experience them and get a blister and get cold hands. the get some wind, and leaves in your hair but this is a great introduction to the national parks. if you see them, and o

come onto tonight are of 730 a man was shot on northbound to 42 your grant street the man walked to john muiral center with a gunshot wound to the lead is an investigator to the past in the car when the shooting happened he would drop of a possible the car he was in the before police got there there is little information about the shoes car police only know the government was seen driving a black four- door vehicle here is video for one of the shootings last month and some paulo the chp said that many if not all the shootings were linked to gang activity the man accused of shooting and killing two people in san francisco eye contact when pickens back to court. >>will tran: 2 people were killed in the third was injured 26 you're richer contrast was arrested on monday in connection with the shooting he faces two murder charges and one attempted murder charge he was already and on felony probation for multiple stolen vehicle offenses on this is the time to figure out what motivated the shooting a weather not it was gang-related pick the most recent happened upon not a street just after 1130 on t

from wall sa built support in sanders's back yard where he is up by moderated by david muir and martha ra tkats. john: concern about the syrian and iraqi refugee program. eight senators are calling for a pause in the program until authorities are able to detect this follows reports isis created an industry producing fake documents. in a letter to secretary of state and homeland security secretary the senators call for new measures to ensure false documents can be detected during the screening process. a respectable soon-up season for president obama's healthcare law. the white house says 12.7 million signed up for private insurance or renewed coverage this year. officials say those decent results for a program still in political jeopardy. expectations were low we open enrollment started because of rising premiums. the goal is customer retention. barbara: routine patrol call lands two new york city police officers in the hospital. just ahead, what went wrong and how the officers are doing this morning. john: plus, a drug company's c.e.o. snickering his way barbara: a mountain-size barbara: welcome bac

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john for that story. "gma" first thing in the david muir will be right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas. have a great evening. good night. >>> we begin with a live look outside the denver 7 studios. it's been a gray day, but now we are finally starting to see some of you are even seeing snow, some fog. check out this video from leadville, you can see just how thick it was there today. let's get ride to first alert meteorologist, stacy donaldson. >> the winns that are around now though, have beenncausing problems in the high country, just beeause we have the snow coming down. the high winds. outside in denver, yes, we're seeing a lot more sunshine for the area and it does look like we're going to continue to have this sunshine sticking around, and continuing to bring on some warmer temperatures, as we go through the next few days. so, defiiitely some changes on the way. we'll take a look at this full screen, as you can see here, blue skies off in the distance, but generally, we are going to experience some beautiful days. as for, the next week, we are going to have those highs getting in

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john for that story. "gma" first thing in the morning. david muir will be right back here tomorrow night.amas in new york. have a great evening. good night. >>> i just want to say thank you to everyone. >> next at 6:00, the wife of an east bay police officer opens up about the sudden loss of her husband and he support she has seen from the community. >>> records and rain are on the way. a look at the wild weather week ahead. >>> let the feathers fly. it's the antivalentine's day celebration enjoyed by hundreds of pillow-swinging people. abc7~news at 6:00 starts now. >> thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. february, not the month known for beach weather, but today people soaked in the sun along the california coast. these folks in accept cruz in san francisco it was perfect day for walking the streets. on pier 39, thousands can do in the new my planted tulips. a live look now from the emeryville cam. this could be a taste of what is coming this yankee. for more on the weather, let's check in with drew tuma. notice very few people in santa cruz dipping their toes into the water becaus

john for that story. "gma" first thing in the morning. david muir will be right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night.who's getting snow for president's day. plus.. a warning from contact 13. businesses are sneaking away with your hard earned money. how to keep it to yourself.. but first.. "bernie! bernie! bernie" the race for the white house lands in las vegas. and the candidates are hitting good evening... and thanks for joining us. i'm yasmeen hassan. bernie sanders hit the campaign trail today in las vegas as we get closer to the nevada caucuses next weekend. he is riding in after a double digit win in the new hamprshire primary. 13 action news reporter david schuman is live at bonanza high school where hundreds of supporters gathered to hear the senators message. sanders has managed to position himself as the people's candidate and paint hillary clinton as the establishment candidate. it played to his advantage today as these passionate crowds seemed to be ready for a change from the status quo theme of "us" and "together we can win th

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john donvan, abc news, washington. >> thank you. >>> "gma" first thing in the morning, david muir will be right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. >>> we begin at 5:00 with breaking news, and some good news. %- i-70 at glenwood canyon will partially reopen tonight at 6:00. c-dot, they told us it will close in both directions to do more road work, but run lane should open up by 4:00 p.m. each afternoon. we have more details on thedenverchannel.com, and the denver 7 app. >>> a black sedan hit that person and took off. this picture is from our partners at the

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john donvan, abc news, washington. >> thank you. >>> "gma" first thing in the morning, david muir will be right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. good night.thanks for joining us here tonight. republican presidential candidate ben carson making a surprise stop in reno today in his final push before the nevada caucus. in a last minute decision to visit...he started the day at the atlantis speaking before a crowd of more than 300 people. he spoke about how family and faith have shaped his policies including his tax plan. among the topics he discussed were military, attacking isis and national debt. in typical hall meeting fashion, doctor carson also answered a few questions from the public, prompting him to say it's too early to drop out. now that we've gotten the field talking about policies and solutions because that's what it's supposed to be about. he will be speaking gain tonight at skyline church off longley starting at 6...and tomorrow morning at pipers opera hours in virginia city starting at 9-30 before flying to vegas. carson isn't the only republican presidential hopeful headed our way this

john, thank you. and we thank you for watching. >>> "gma" first thing in the morning, david muir will be right back hereght. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. >>> next at 6:00, breaking news. a missing woman is found dead. investigators are now working to figure out who killed her. >>> a deadly drive-through shooting shuts down a usually busy mcdonald's less than a month after another shooting at the same location. >>> hillary clinton raising funds in the bay area, a day after taking a big step towards the democratic presidential nomination. abc7~news at 6:00 starts now. >> live, breaking news. >> that breaking news, the body of a missing san jose woman last seen in hayward has been found. tonight we talked to her mother who is heartbroken. 22-year-old stacey aguilar what last seen at a party with friends eight days ago. today police said they found her body yesterday at noon. sergio quintana is live now at hayward police headquarters. sergio, they believe this was murder? >> reporter: this is a homicide investigation that actually they told us about this on friday, but they

john, thank you. and we thank you for watching. >>> "gma" first thing in the morning, david muir will be right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night.first rally. i need a cop here, i want to file charges." the first of what could make headlines ahead of the gop caucus on tuesday. good evening... and thanks for joining us.... i'm lesley marin. in the lead-up to tuesday's republican caucuses...things got a little heated today at a ted cruz rally in pahrump. 13 action news reporter david schuman is here to tell us--what happened when a man wouldn't stop yelling and interrupting the texas senator. david. police had to escort the disruptive man out of the rally and cruz handled the incident with a smile...joking that the man must have been a bernie sanders supporter. it was actually his second joke of the day. one of the first things cruz did when he got on stage was break down the word "politics" for the crowd. 15:04:54 ted cruz, (r) texas "poli meaning many and ticks meaning blood- sucking parasites. laughter" cruz would keep that momentum going the rest of

john kasich are set to participate. you can tune in right here on abc9 news at seven o'clock. the debate will be moderated by abc's david muir and martha raddatz. tim: the process of electing a new president may have moved on to new hampshire, but there's still plenty of talk about what happen here in iowa on monday with texas sen. ted cruz winning the state's first in the nation caucus. iowa congressman steve king was front and center monday night when cruz thanked iowans for pushing him to the win. king serves as cruz's national co-chair. today i got the chance to ask king about his emotional reaction to his candidates big win. "there was so much out there. and to see that iowa caucus goers came to the polls and gave ted cruz a clear victory in the state not a challenged one like it was 4 years ago so i'm looking forward to a full spectrum constitutional christian conservative achieving the nomination and going on to wint he presidency," said steve king. tim: to hear more about what king has to say about cruz's win and other caucus night concerns make sure to join me sunday morning at 9 for this week in siouxland. tim: mis

targeted while ohio governor john kasich said there must be more collaboration between communities and police. both candidates were responding to questions by debate moderator david muirabc. >> mr. trump, there are many who argue cell phones and smartphones are just now exposing what is been happening in this country for years, cases of excessive force against minorities. as you know, on the other side, the i direct recentlsaid the is a ill windlowing rough a l enforcent becae ofncreased scrutiny. yo said poce are t most mistreated people in america. as president, how do you bridge the divide? >> there is a divide, but i have to say the police are absolutely mistreated and misunderstood and if there is an incident whether it is an incident done purposefully, which is a horror and you should really take very strong action, or if it is a mistake, it is on your newscasts on i come all we come all month, and it never ends. the police in this country have done an unbelievable job of keeping law and order. and they are afraid for their jobs -- [applause] there are afraid of the mistreatment they get. i'm telling you, not only me speaking, minorities 11 the country, they res

john kasich and ben carson. tonight's debate is an important opportunity to silence calls to drop out of the race. in washington, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> world news tonight with david muir has who on the presidential race. >>> and pennsylvania voters are weighing in on the 2016 presidential race, a new franklin and marshall poll shows for republicans it could be anyone's game. donald trump continues to lead with 22% of the vote and that has not changed since october but the person occupying the second slot continues to change. as it stands tonight marco rubio has 16% and john kasich 15% and ted cruz 12%. 42% of registered republican voters don't find trump favorably. >>> as far as president obama's job performance, 42% of pennsylvania voters believe he is doing a good or excellent job and that is pretty consistent during the last few surveys, speaking of president obama he invited leaders to the white house next week to discuss the next supreme court nominees. senate democratic leader, harry reid and patrick was invited also. >>> republican brian sandoval is appreciative to be mentioned but not interested. >>> a man in whitehall that is accused of killing his father for

muir is live in new hampshire, they come in all night long right here on abc. >> big night. meantime, have a great tuesday, >> see you guys.>> see what is happening this instant with john carter, abc 11, eyewitness news starts now. john: good morning. raleigh police have arrested a suspect in the murder of a raleigh cabdriver. overnight, police took 25-year-old major edwards junior into custody. he is start with -- charged with the murder of 55 wrote edward dominguez. his body was found in the parking lot of the apartment complex. edwards will make his first court appearance this afternoon. major political drama unfolding in north carolina over voting. a lawsuit has been filed that voting maps are unfair. by state all makers, the attorneys asked the role court to delay the order. asking them to draw new end of next week. this comes up for the state primaries, just five weeks away. station. -- north square station. it would add new bus lanes. it would be named the go raleigh transit system best station. -- with at&t the choice is yours. you only pay for the services you need to make your bundle work for you. call now to get high speed internet for just $15 a month for 12 month

john mccain gave it their best. now it's time for the seven let's send it to martha raddatz and david muir. take it away, guys. >> thank you, george. and welcome to you at home and our audience of more than 1,000. more martha and i, along with wmrt are honored to be here. the candidates are all here and the new hampshire republican debate starts now. >> the time is here. it's make or break. starting now. the republicans debate. live from st. anselm college in manchester, new hampshire. david muir and martha raddatz. >> good evening, again. everyone. this is the first time since iowa and the only time before the new hampshire primary that the republican candidates will have the opportunity to face each other. the people of iowa have been heard. now it's new hampshire's turn. in just three days, voters here will decide who they think should be the republican nominee for president. >> questions of leadership and character have dominated the news ever since the iowa here with us to question the candidates this evening, josh mckelvin from wmur here in manchester, and author and commentator mary