. >> of course, the president had long standing ties with john muir and agreed. so by a gift of william kent to the united states became a monument. and it was up to the united states to keep it from crumbling under the wait. cab sites and dogs and picnicking were no longer welcome. the trampled part of the floor was part of the vertigo affect. >> you watch kim novack wondering through a forest that is only red woods. there is no plants or ferns growing and no habitat for the animals. >> in a letter to william kent written more than 90-years ago, john muir expressed gratitude. this is the most godly behavior i have heard of since my forrest trampling began. >> it made a deep impression on him what was important for the soul. >> he is represented by this environment, with great big trees and this beauty that he enjoyed so much. >> and that is it for this weeks second look. thank you for watching. well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you were lucky if you could record two shows. and if mom

right now highway 30 few southbound close between john daly and muir.hearing two people have been rescued from that car which is pretty amazing that cliff we understand is 400 to 600 feet, that car went over that cliff. one of the people rescued in critical right now. as soon as our crew arrives we'll bring you more information. >>> uc berkeley announcing today new fund for undocumented students, largest of its kind at any university in the u.s., the fund will begin with a one million dollar gift from the evelyn and walter haas, jr. foundation that gift will help 200 undock ed cal saw dents from 20 countries -- undocumented cal students from 20 countries. the chancellor has been a big supporter of the plan. >> i thought this isn't fair. furthermore, these are extraordinarily talented people in the current era with all of the challenges we have ]t1#ford to waste this talent. everyone should have an opportunity to go to school. >> the scholarships to undocumented students will be given out next fall. >>> divers set to resume their search off mare island i

i think the future of the john muir property is something else. it's going to be a recreational use, that's what we are thinking about the clean-up for, and what is the best use and need to hear from the public and rec and park. and how do we define that relationship. and we have a better basis to do an mou. jerry mentioned one to cut rec and park out of everything. i don't think that's the best way to go, but if the commission thinks, that's something. and everyone keeps coming here. and i asked the advocates have you gone to the rec and park commission. and they said no. i think they should go there and talk about recreation. that's a good step that i recommend. >> and i would like to add, i think that workshop would be a good idea. we are hearing from one certain group. and they may be hearing from others. and so it would make sense if we have a workshop to hear from everyone as we put together the mou with rec and park. >> commissioner moran. >> thank you, mr. chair. there is a danger when you let people with whiskers in the room, they remind

he was rushed to john muir hospital in walnut creek where he later died from his injuries. police are not releasing the name of the victim or the driver. but according to social media sites, it looks as though the driver may have just celebrated her 21st birthday in vegas. police are still investigating whether or not drugs or alcohol were a factor, but there were no arrests made at the scene. in concord, nick smith, abc7 news. >> nick, thank you. >>> the bay ron highway in contra costa -- the byron highway is in contra costa is back open after an accident that killed two people including a young boy. sky heavy hd flew over the

reporter: all four people who were injured were rushed here to john muir medical center, three of them needed emergency surgery. >> you can hear the crunch of an out of control vehicle making impact, followed by some moments of confusion. then screams for help from firefighter kelly morris. one of three fire team members injured in this accident. fire crews were investigating a series of rain-related crashes. >> a third card hit the side of our fire engine, and then actually rolled over up on to the embankment and hit three of our firefighters and also the person we were taking the report from. >> firefighters and fire captain were rushed to john muir medical center with nonlife-threatening injuries. fire chief randy bradley says two of them are scheduled for surgery. the fourth victim is not a firefighter. he suffered more serious injuries. >> that person is actually in critical condition. he received the worst injuries of the four that were struck by the car, and i believe he is in surgery right now. >> the rollover was actually the third crash here. firefighters first responded to a

i'm david muir. thank you for watching. have a good evening. ama: next at 6:00, an emotional gareth tonight as thousands gathered to mourn the victims victims of friday's massacre. we're live in connecticut tonight where we speak with friends of the victims. >>> a fiery accident near the caldecott tunnel is affecting traffic right now. abc-7 news at 6:00 begins now. >>> i am very mindful that mere words cannot match the depth of your sorrow. >> ama: the president pays tribute to the victims and heroes tonight in connecticut. i'm ama daetz. we begin with an emotional public memorial service in newtown, connecticut. these are picture us of that service. this is a live look right now. members of the community stunned by the shocking death office 20 children and seven adults, packed the high school. [applause] >> earlier, grope -- grown men cried as they embraced the first responders. shortly before the service began president obama slipped into the high school and he asked if the nation has done enough to protect the children. >> are you really pr

. >>> i'm david muir. this iia >>> i'm david muir. this is a special edition of "world news." tonight the tragedy at the elementary school. this evening the president travels to newtown, connecticut as the nation mourns the victims after the deadliest shooting at an elementary school in america. the 20 children, the little girl at the piano with her brother, she did not survive. ♪ come now almighty king >> the new details about the children who did escape. the children found hiding when police arrived. the extraordinary instincts of one little girl, the only one to survive in her class. >> and the first words she said

million to lake merced, how soon will you give them permission to build a new boat house on the john muir site. we know about the toxic information as you have dealt with this for years due to the memo in jean -- 1991. in july, 1989 memo dealt with the option to deal with the contaminated soil of the crystal lease water at lake merced. the reason for referencing this option is to provide you with a solution so we can move forward to build a much-needed boat house. and encapsulate soil without waiting another eight to 10 years. we cannot wait for eight to 10 years. here is a recommendation for the boat house, i have a bid that is less than your watershed report. what is not included in the landscaping and bathroom and an apron that goes in front. conclusions, let's get started in the new boat house, please no delays. the use is issue, the use issue has already been aggressively debated and studied. thank you. >> mr. moore. >> my name is dick morgan, i have been engaged in lake merced for 13 years. and i have spent thousands of volunteer hours on lake merced. when i first got engaged it was

. >> david muir has some of the personal snapshots just emerging. >> reporter: a song from one of the little girls who did not survive. ana was just 6. her father, a jazz musician. sitting here beside her brother. >> one, two, three, ready and go. ♪ come now almighty king ♪ help us guide and to see >> reporter: her brother was also in that school. he survived. here, practicing a song with her parents. ♪ amen >> reporter: in the end, flashing her smile. we're also learning more about emilie parker. who was 6. she would often carry with her markers and crayons to draw pictures for people she thought were sad. this community, so moved by her father, who bravely described his little girl and his loss. >> she was the type of person that could light up a room. she, um -- she always had something kind to say about anybody. >> reporter: he spoke of the parents of the other 19 children, olivia was just learning the rosary and would lead her family in grace every night before dinner. jesse was learning to ride horseback and was looking forward to his father coming to school on friday to watch h

abc's david muir. >> reporter: the movie "a christmas story" came out in 1983.nt to see it at the time, but tens of millions have been watching it ever since. a cult favorite on cable. all about a boy named ralphie and his one wish for christmas. >> there it is! the holy grail of christmas gifts. >> reporter: ralphie, so determined to get that red ryder bb gun, if only he could convince his parents. >> i want an official red ryder carbon action air rifle. oh. >> no. you'll shoot your eye out. >> reporter: 30 years later, and ralphie is still trying. this time, on broadway and backstage, we meet the boy chosen to play ralphie now. i'm guessing you're ralphie. it turns out the new ralphie grew up watching the original one. did you ever think that you'd be playing ralphie? >> no. ♪ i'll save the day the thing about ralphie is everyone remembers when they were 9, 10, my age. and when you want something for christmas, like, you do everything to get it. >> reporter: this is what ralphie dreams of. >> yeah, what he dreams of. the red ryder carbon action bb gun. >> repo

david muir with world news, how are you? >> oh, good. how are you? >> reporter: just curious. those kids sitting on santa's lap, how much of what they're asking for is made in america? >> oh, oh, i guess -- i guess -- i guess -- >> reporter: even the elf stumped, telling us he can't answer those kinds of questions. the famous rides in the mall and mom kim, bringing her daughter all the way from baltimore. came all the way to the mall of america -- >> to shop. >> reporter: how much do you think was made in america? >> in here? >> reporter: but if you look closely enough, we guarantee you'll find made in america. so many "world news" viewers e-mailing diane a year ago about one simple item. a tervis tumbler. that sign a year ago after our first record, made in america. it turns out so many viewers placed orders, the company says it helped them build a new store, opening this week here in the biggest mall in america. are we the first customers? in fact, they opened nine stores since last christmas, nearly 100 new employees. you were not in the mall of america a year ago. >> no. >

. >>> from abc news, this is a special edition of "world news" with david muir. "tragedy at the elementary school." >>> good evening tonight on this saturday evening from newtown, connecticut, again this evening, a small town in a small northeastern state, but the killing that happened here is breaking hearts from one corner of this vast country to another. here in newtown, 26 christmas trees placed today on the road to the school, one for every victim who died there. in texas today, high schoolers coming together to sing in honored of those lost. in oregon, hundreds gathering for a candlelight vigil. in what has become a national day of grief. but of course that grief felt nowhere more than right here in newtown, where you're looking at makeshift memorial, outside of sandy hook elementary school, people coming together there this evening to try to understand what happened. and try to comfort one another. our abc news team here on the ground covering it all and this evening for the first time, we're learning the names, seeing some of the faces of the young victim

our david muir reporting.hose gifts will likely be making their way across the country with the help of fedex and ups, but we wondered what about santa? what would it take to deliver one gift for each child around the world? check out these numbers. the delivery companies say it would take 46 international distribution centers and 12 million workers to make the magic happen. and that sleigh, hauling 760 million pounds of presents, delivering 9,000 a second, it would take 300 747 planes to carry that much. so good luck to santa. coming up, a great biblical mystery is answered. was noah's flood real? osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in chi

abc's david muir has more. ♪ ♪ that no one can deny >> reporter: one of the greatest romantic scenes of 1942, flashback to paris, ingrid bergman and humphrey bow guagart. in fact, the first scene filmed for casablanca, bogart and bergman met a week before but would convince all who watched they were madly in love. right there in front of them. the 58-key piano where sam sings -- ♪ as time goes by >> reporter: and then the famous champagne toast. >> i think of this as one of the film's stars, there is bergman and bogart. >> reporter: casablanca won three oscars and best picture. what was unknown where the iconic piano ended up. >> it was discovered buy a collector, years later, took the paint off. and realized this is the piano from the movie. the piano of course is a revelation when you see it like this. in the movie it is in black and white. here you can see actually it was highly painted. >> reporter: now 70 years after sharing the scene, the piano on the auction block. >> well i just sat here imagining bogart and bergman, glasses of champagne, seated there on the bench, and bogart

received reports of the shooting just before 7:00 last night and the victim was transported to john muir medical center with life- threatening injuries that needed surgery. police said not yet located the gunmen and service was stopped last night for about 45 minutes as officers made sure the shooter was not getting away on a bart train. bart trains were also held in concord after reports of a man with a gun at the station. police activity caused major delays last night on the pittsburg a point line in both the sampras is go and pittsburg directions. these reports are related to the earlier shooting at the pittsburg station and service expected to rent regularly today. >> three officers are her every gunman opened fire overnight inside their headquarters near philadelphia. it happened in camden county. three officers were hospitalized one of them suffered a gunshot wound and no word on what happens i the police station yet. a high-stakes meeting will be held in washington this afternoon as the nation edges closer to the fiscal cliff. president obama and top congressional leaders will loo

here's abc's david muir. >> reporter: as you drive through this community, they're everywhere. signs, hug a teacher. love will get us through. this bench full of roses. the small church on main street, talking with the pastor. but what we also noticed were the minivans, the station wagons carrying home christmas trees. families determined to keep this tragedy from stealing the holiday, too. >> more than 40 years you've been selling christmas trees here. julie says this is the toughest christmas ever. she got a call from a father on the way to her tree farm. >> i want to pick a tree with her. it will be a bitter sweet christmas. i think for many, many people. >> and for you, i can tell. inside the photos of the families who come every year. and outside, right there at her farm, the counselor, that first responder we met who helped the parents inside that firehouse. she's trying to keep her christmas. so you've got the saw in your hand and the tree on the truck. >> tree on the truck. >> there they are. >> reporter: the tree on the roof, their four dogs inside. their family determ

the child was flown to oakland children's hospital and the zero and was transported to john muir. they do not appear to be life threatening. we can see that the rainfall total picked up around 4:00 p.m. it is pretty nice right now but there is a bit of a break heiresses storms move and. charles clifford, kron 4. >> part of the great heart way highway-with phillipe djegal shows us how traffic in san francisco.. part of the great highway in san francisco ... had to be shut down because of heavy flooding. kron-4's philippe djegal shows us... how traffic was affected ... and, he reports these closures happen more often than you might think. >> the rain started falling early friday morning here in the east bay. this is video from along highway 24 near the caldecott tunnell just after sunrise. slick conditions continued throughout the morning. it was also pouring rain further east along highway 4 in oakley, the california highway patrol says that at least two cars were involved young boy was flown to to john muir medical center. from sloat to lincoln the barricades turned cars around, a

three veteran firefighters you see here were transported to john muir hospital in walnut creek. two of the firefighters need surgery. >> on to more headlines of the decision about whether the u.s. supreme court will take up the case of proposition 8 could come as early as this morning. we were hoping to get where friday did it not happen. they will post their decision this morning at 630. the court was scheduled to discuss the gay rights issue on friday. four justices must agree to hear the case before it can afford. if there is no decision the justices may discuss them at a future conference including one on december 7th. if they decide not to take on the issue we can wait to get word from the court as to whether there will hear the case. it struck down a marriage will resume in california. >> the national news announced the latest on the looming fiscal cliff. house minority leader nets deposing wants to vote. - vote nancy pelosi . >> with a so-called fiscal cliff and higher taxes for all americans looming. >> right now i will say we are nowhere. >> the house speaker blamed the

abc's david muir has his story. >> reporter: his real life story plays like one straight out of fridayhts. the boy from a small texas town who was passing that football when it was nearly as big as him. johnny manziel, barely 2 years old in this image, his parents, grandparents could hardly have predicted this. >> the 2012 winner of the heisman memorial trophy is -- johnny manziel. >> reporter: manziel making history. hearing his name, parents sitting right there, the first freshman to ever win the heisman. the quarterback with a nickname already. >> johnny football! >> reporter: johnny football called johnny heisman too. the kid from carville, texas, videos legendary on youtube. number 3 right there racing into the end zone. >> touchdown, number three, johnny manziel. >> this is a moment i have dreamt about since i was a kid. running around the backyard throwing hail marys to my dad. >> his parents holding back tears. >> my mom, dad, mary and the family watching you mean the world to me. >> reporter: it was his grandparents he singled out. grandpa the coach and grandma who looked the

two others were taken to john muir medical center in critical. >>> pg&e still trying to restore power to 2,000 bay area homes and business. biggest outage south bay nearly 600 customers in the dark. north bay more than 500 without power. about the same in the east bay. pg&e crews say they hope they will have power restored to everybody by tomorrow morning. at the peak of the storm nearly 340,000 customers were without power across the bay area. >> with more rain expected, stay with abc7 news for continuing storm watch coverage. you can track the storms any time with live doppler at abc7news.com. >>> in morning police are still looking for a suspect involved in the city's first homicide in 40 years. police released this sketch over the weekend of a man described as white or hispanic, early 20s, dark hair and dark eyes. investigators say that person was involved in the murder of the former owner of the mountain winery early friday morning. his wife called polic- reporting an intruder. his wife said the suspect killed her husband, attacked her and ransacked the couple's home. >>> two chp

la victima fue trasladada al centro medico john muir en walnut creek donde fue operado de emergencia... ni un motivo.. y la policia continua recolectando pruebas para descifrar esta balacera.. ocurrida anoche .. en el estacionamien to de la estacion pittsburg del bart que dej un herido.. --la victima un hombre de 18 aÑos de richmond. --las autoridades indicaron que hubo un choque en el lugar de los hechos, que de alguna forma estaba relacionado al tiroteo. -- pero hasta el momento se desconoce si la victima fue baleada mientras conducia.. el hombre no viajaba solo, sus acompaÑantes salieron ilesos. -- un testigo indico que escucho varios disparos y vio cuando el sospechoso se dio a la fuga en un vehiculo -- que ha sido descrito por la policia como un nissan maxima de color negro gaby --anoche la estacion de tren permanecio cerrada por varias horas debido a las investigacione s -- si usted tiene alguna informacion sobre este caso, contacte a la policia. cesar ---esta tarde, un hombre de "el cerrito" se encuentra en estado critico luego de ser baleado por la policia take map ---anoche,

if you want to de muir from the adulation for dickens, what would you most say? robert?> i'd say he couldn't describe women as anything other than angels on frumps. i'd say he was a closet racist. i would say there were times as his daughter katie said my father was a very wicked man. i'd say none of that matters at all. none of it matters because the humanity and generosity and the warmth of the writing can extinguish all of that. >> charlie: to de muir, simon, what would you say? >> you have face the fact that they are uninspired passages in dickens. sometimes they go on for quite a long time. (laughing) but what is there is extra or nary. christopher hitchens said in his final essay he said that yes there are dud passages here and it is hard to know which novel or character it comes from. dickens he said is like one great bale of fabric out of which the novels are cut. you're in touch with dickens himself wherever you look in his novels. he was such an extraordinary, such a great, such a complex human being that you can't get enough of him. >> when you're a reader you

he was taken to john muir medical center in walnut creek with life-threatening injuries. bart police have not released any information on the victim or possible suspects. the shooting investigation caused major delays for bart riders. >>> crime in oakland is out of control. but tonight, health is on the way. a former big city police chief has been hired to offer the city some solutions. cbs 5 reporter linda yee on the man who brings coast-to-coast credibility. >> reporter: 127 homicides in oakland so far this year. the highest in five years. some people are afraid to just go out. >> i work in east oakland. and it's really scary going to work and coming out every day. >> reporter: the mayor and the police chief agree. crime is out of control. >> we have to try something different. >> reporter: that something new comes in form of a $250,000 consultant to the police department, legendary lawman bill bratton. he's the former new york police commissioner and los angeles police chief who drastically reduced violent crime during his tenure in both cities. >> if anyone can straig

two others were taken to john muir medical center in critical. >>> pg&e still trying to restore power to 2,000 bay area homes and business. biggest outage south bay nearly 600 customers in the dark. north bay more than 500 without power. about the same in the east bay. pg&e crews say they hope they will have power restored to everybody by tomorrow morning. at the peak of the storm nearly 340,000 customers were without power across the bay area. >> with more rain expected, stay with abews for continuing storm watch coverage. you can track the storms any time with live doppler at abc7news.com. >>> in morning police are still looking for a suspect involved in the city's first homicide in 40 years. police released this sketch over the weekend of a man described as white or hispanic, early 20s, dark hair and dark eyes. investigators say that person was involved in the murder of the former owner of the mountain winery early friday morning. his wife called polic- reporting an intruder. his wife said the suspect killed her husband, attacked her and ransacked the couple's home. >>> two chp off

veteran firefighters were all taken to john muir hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. the driver of the suv and another driver are in critical condition. >>> take a look at this stuck car on shepherd canyon in oakland. peter sent us this picture this morning via you -- ureports. and said good samaritans rescued the driver, and check out this road. the road has since been cleared. e-mail your photos to us at ureport@kgo-tv.com. >>> one big problem all across the bay area tonight, toppled trees. take a look as this huge tree that came crashing down in san francisco. lillian kim is in the neighborhood where it all happened. lillian? reporter: the people who live here got quite a square this morning when this large tree came crashing down just after 8:00. this is the top of the treatment it actually came from a home two doors down. so three sets of fences have been damaged. downed trees could be found all over san francisco today. the city received 40 calls of either large downed trees or fallen limb. we found two trouble spots on oak street but neither as serious at the t

the man was life flighted to john muir hospital in critical condition. >>> tonight dozens of former prison inmates are enjoying a christmas gift from the governor. he signed pardons for people's whose crimes ranged from drug offenses to robbery. >> i was young. i was out of high school. >> reporter: jim benedict says he was dumb, and hanging around some bad people 20 years ago. >> they were involved in things they shouldn't have been, manufacturing methamphetamines. >> reporter: he got involved too, only to get busted, and he spent five years in prison. he joined an inmate fire crew, not knowing he was absolute to have an experience that would change his life forever. in 1993, he saved a boy's life. >> i saved him. how could i live with myself if i didn't try? >> reporter: readers digest even even featured his second- chance story. ken was paroled and spend the last two decades waiting for today, a pardon from the governor, years after he first asked. the state who locked him up officially forgave him for his crimes. >> to finally have some closure to a long story that, you know, i did som

he was transported to john muir medical center in walnut creek. no word yet on his condition. >>> police are investigating two separate shootings on the same street in east oakland. that first one happened about 7:00 on the 9100 block of international boulevard. a woman was walking to the store when she was struck and kill wood you a stray bullet -- killed by a stray bullet. she died at the scene. so far, police they've not found the gunman. >>> another person was shot two and a half hours later, just five blocks away. one person was hurt. he managed to drive himself to a nearby police station. he's being treated at the hospital and is expected to survive. >>> an oakland gun buyback program is starting to gain steam and is being fueled in part by a pot club owner looking to hand over cash. new at noon, brian flores is live in oakland with more. >> reporter: hi, mike. it could be the tragedy in connecticut or the buy back program. we understand that more guns today were turned in. on this table are military rifles, hunting rifles. these were once i

he was rushed to john muir hospital in walnut creek where he later died from his injuries.e are not releasing the name of the victim or the driver. but according to social media sites, it looks as though the driver may have just celebrated her 21st birthday in vegas. police are still investigating whether or not drugs or alcohol were a factor, but there were no arrests made at the scene. in concord, nick smith, abc7 news. >> nick, thank you. >>> the bay ron highway in contra costa -- the byron highway is in contra costa is back open after an accident that killed two people including a young boy. sky heavy hd flew over the scene. witnesses say the driver of an 88 oldsmobile swerved across the yellow line and then smashed into the big rig. the boy believed to be between 8 and 9 years old died at the scene. the driver, a 21-year-old woman from bay point died at the hospital. >>> the supreme court today announced it will take up two same-sex marriage cases including proposition 8. it was approved by voters in 2008 and it banned same sex marriage as you know. the justices will a

he was rushed to john muir hospital in walnut creek where he later died from his injuries. police are not releasing the name of the victim or the driver. but according to social media sites, it looks as though the driver may have just celebrated her 21st birthday in vegas. police are still investigating whether or not drugs or alcohol were a factor, but there were no arrests made at the scene. in concord, nick smith, abc7 news. >> nick, thank you. >>> the bay ron highway in contra costa -- the byron highway is in contra costa is back open after an accident that killed two people including a young boy. sky heavy hd flew over the scene. witnesses say the driver of an 88 oldsmobile swerved across the yellow line and then smashed into the big rig. the boy believed to be between 8 and 9 years old died at the scene. the driver, a 21-year-old woman from bay point died at the hospital. >>> the supreme court today announced it will take up two same-sex marriage cases including proposition 8. it was approved by voters in 2008 and it banned same sex marriage as you know. the justices

we are told the victim was air-lifted to john muir hospital in walnut creek in grave condition and that was at last check. this was a high impact hit-and-run with a debris field scattered across broadway street here in north vallejo. police believe the man was struck and knocked about 50 feet by either one or 2 vehicles that were drag racing down the northbound lanes of broadway around 5:30 this evening. detectives label about 50 paces of evidence many of them were the personal effects belonging to the unidentified victim. the rest were parts of the vehicle or vehicles involved. police say the cars are known to speed up and down this part of broadway street. >> something that our traffic unit has been keenly aware of as well as the uniformed police officers who attempt to come out here whenever possible. obviously whenever we do traffic enforcement or dui enforcement this is a particular area we always focus on. >>reporter: police were paying a lot of attention to what may have been some serial numbers on a few car parts left behind but they aren't giving out the description of the vehi

he was rushed to john muir hospital in walnut creek where he later died from his injuries.ctim or the driver. but according to social media sites, it looks as though the driver may have just celebrated her 21st birthday in vegas. police are still investigating whether or not drugs or alcohol were a factor, but there were no arrests made at the scene. in concord, nick smith, abc7 news. >> nick, thank you. >>> the bay ron highway in contra costa -- the byron highway is in contra costa is back open after an accident that killed two people including a young boy. sky heavy hd flew over the scene. witnesses say the driver of an 88 oldsmobile swerved across the yellow line and then smashed into the big rig. the boy believed to be between 8 and 9 years old died at the scene. the driver, a 21-year-old woman from bay point died at the hospital. >>> the supreme court today announced it will take up two same-sex marriage cases including proposition 8. it was approved by voters in 2008 and it banned same sex marriage as you know. the justices will also take up the 1996 defensive marriag

abc's david muir has the story. >> reporter: ceo tim cook now says some of apple's mac computer will next year carry the three word "made in america." cook telling bloomberg business week the company plans to spend $100 million next year to move production of the mac line from china become here to the u.s. it was earlier this year when asked about the factories they used to have here in america that tim cook talked about possibility of bringing manufacturing back. >> there isome manufacturing revive vaal in the u.s. will there be an apple product made in the united states? >> i want there to be. >> reporter: a promise there will be. at the factories in china they make 40% of the world's electronics where this year, bill welir. took you inside. apple moving their macs to america, represents a small part of the overall product line. cook made the point before that key components of the iphone for instance are made in america. the processor made here. glass in kentucky. >> it says on the back of an apple product, designed in california, assembled in the united states. >> several part ar

and abc's david muir, captain of our made in america team, is here with the latest. >> reporter: diane, as you know, for nearly three decades, apple made its computers in the u.s. tonight, word one of those lines will bear those three words we've been talking so much about here. made in america. tonight, that bold announcement from apple. ceo tim cook now says some of apple's mac computers will never year carry those three words, made in america. cook telling bloomberg business week that the company plans to spend 1$100 millioner in year t move production from the mac line from china back here to the u.s. it was this year, when asked about the factories they used to have here in america that tim cook talked about the possibility of bringing manufacturing back. >> there is some manufacturing revival in the u.s. will there be an apple product ever made again in the united states? >> i want there to be. >> reporter: and now a promise that there will be. the vast majority of apple products are made overseas. >> wow. >> reporter: the factories in china made 40% of the world's electronics. w

for david muir and everyone here at abc news, thank you for watching. good night.

it has spectacular coastline, includes muir wood, alcatraz, we get to tell the stories, stories about essentially what you and your predecessors did this this area. our headquarters, fort mason, was the fisherman's wharf area was the port of embarkation for the wars in the pacific. just this week we brought in a world war ii 16-inch bottle ship gun to the marine head lands to put it up at battery townsly which would have been the pinnacle of coastal artillery in world war ii. so, we now have a canon or artillery collection that spans in our park that spans from the civil war to the cold war, including a preserve 19-missile base. some of you also know that during the 1906 earthquake, the army assisted greatly in the response to the city's needs. and the public flocked to the open lands at golden gate park and at the presidio, the open areas that they had there. the army provided tents and food for them during that transition period. all of our planning indicates that that probably would happen again if we had a big one. they probably would be coming to the lands that we now manage. so,