this is just the first part of the muir project. >> muir is much better known in america particularlyalifornia less well known in the land of his birth in scotland this was muir home in scott land. he moved with his family to the u.s. when he was just 11 years old. scottish equivalent of our national park service has preserved his child hood home and also working with the company to make a 3d rendering of it and surrounding neighborhood. >> so by fix year when this project finished people visiting the house here will be able to find out more about where he grew up in dunbar in scotland. >> park officials in scotland are hoping the 3d model will also boost tourism by encouraging people to visit muir birth place. it will be on display at the martinez house. >> as we continue here direct hit. lightening hit a train. what happened after this scary and look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that ha

birth in, scotland. >> this was muir home in scotland. he moved to the united states at just 11 years old. the scottish equivalent of our national park service preserved his childhood home and wrking to mick a 3 d rendering of it. and neighborhood. >> say next year when this finished people will be able to find out where he grew up. >> officials hoping this model will grow by you are encouraging people to visit his birth place. >> all right. coming up next, >>> amazing strism a man head lg home from work on a boat came across a surprise. a lost dog swimming in the middle of san francisco bay this, is the black lab mix recuperating in berkeley after that frightening ordeal. the puppy was a quarter mile off the berkeley pier. spotted her. >> i think it was a miracle she survive that had water. she the said that a dog could probably survive as long as a person. >> the dog did not have an id tag or microchip they're hoping one of you will recognize this puppy and reunite her with family. >> let's hope so. a final chapter in mally above grand

birth in, scotland. >> this was muir home in scotland.moved to the united states at just 11 years old. the scottish equivalent of our national park service preserved his childhood home and wrking to mick a 3 d rendering of it. and neighborhood. >> say next year when this finished people will be able to find out where he grew up. >> officials hoping this model will grow by you are encouraging people to visit his birth place. >> all right. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. ♪ the 2013 volt. charge ahead of the rest in the hov lane. ♪ if you're like me, you've been working you've been working like a dog all year. but you don't need to camp out 'til labor day to reward yourself! mattress discounters' labor day sale is on now! rest those tired bones on a queen size sealy gel memory foam

compound that with the fact that up the coast a couple miles muir beach has been closed for scheduled repairs so between stinson and muir beach being closed, not a lot of swimming for anyone along the marin county klose. -- county coast. the lifeguards are making sheer people don't go in the waters, we'll try to find the guy who saw that shark attack yesterday and have more for you later today. live at stinson beach. abc7 news. >> up next on abc7 news. why a united airlines flight headed to sfo was forced to turn around. >> the man charged in the wikileaks case heads to court. >> a teenager gets stuck in a chimney. they got him out. what was he >> a united airlines flight headed to san francisco from london was forced to return to heathrow after losing cabin pressure. united is inspecting the 747 and is helping passengers rebook flights. >> the u.s. army soldier convicted of leaking u.s. government secrets to wikileaks with heal to wait one more day to find out how much time he will spend in prison. a judge is still deliberating the sentence for private bradley manning and will announ

muir beach. and folks going to the concert outside lands concert this evening, golden gate park, you can see this is the great highway. although low clouds and fog, mist and drizzle, moving in that direction, so obviously they'll have a great time but the low clouds and fog will be there as well. gusty winds, napa, southwest, gusts to 18. 14 in fairfield, mountain view, out of the southwest. live shots from san jose and you can see blue sky there. current readings, 73. san francisco, 67 and from the mt. tam cam you can see the arm of fog moving through the golden gate. most of the north bay was under mostly sunny conditions today. santa rosa right now, 76. novato, 77. temperatures did warm slightly. concord, 82. livermore, 84. definitely going to see a little bit more of the coastal low clouds and fog, mist and drizzle overnight. a warmer day for the bay area for monday and then the warming trend will stay right on in through mid-week time span next week. here's a look at the lows for tonight. ge

david muir, abc news. >> you have to go with her. >> she's 71 years old.her-in-law has been helping us all year long. she's about that age. she's amazing with devin. don't rule her out. >> up and down off the floor? >> yes, they can. you need to see it to believe it. >> at the's what's making news in america this morning. >> "good morning america" is coming up. have a great monday. >> straight head new details in a suspicious death over the weekend in st. mary's county. latest from investigators. plus you might have noticed gas prices are a bit lower than they were last week and that could be a continuing trend. "good morning, washington," it's monday, on the 12th, i'm scott thuman. >> and i'm jummy olabanji. thanks for waking up with us on this monday morning. we'll head over to meteorologist jacqui jeras and talk what we'll be in store for today, good morning, jacqui. >> good morning, guys. overall we've got a decent day to look forward to. other temperatures already very warm. lots of 70s are on the map.

david muir, abc news. >> you have to go with her. >> she's 71 years old.her-in-law has been helping us all year long. she's about that age. she's amazing with devin. don't rule her out. >> up and down off the floor? >> yes, they can. you need to see it to believe it. >> at the's what's making news in america this morning. >> "good morning america" is coming up. have a great monday. you're watching the station that works for you. good morning maryland. >>> frustrations on twitter. the incident that could caused a dam jones to say good-bye to social media. federal hill, dry now, will you need the umbrella a bit later? lynette charles has the forecast and how it could impact your commute on this monday morning. i'm charley crowson. meagan is off. lynette is standing by with a check of the forecast. what do we need to know? >>> you will need the umbrella today. the potential for isolated showers and scattered storms towards the afternoon. this morning, starting to see a lone shower on the most powerful radar. i'm here to zoom in on the showers that we are seei

john muir site is more formal name for the pacific garden club. evaluate and possibly implement opportunities for apprenticeship, pre-apprenticeship and other community work force education training programs. and the last section is to the management of leases, licenses, and management agreements. in consultation with the puc, the rec and park department will continue to manage all recreation park related leases at the tract, except for the pacific garden gun club which is now managed by the puc. rec and park will issue and manage rfps for recreation and parka meanttionv. the puc will issue and manage all rfps for watershed management and rec and park will be responsible for the rfp for the potential use of the lake merced boat house, but will work cooperatively with the puc to find a tenant and user who is agreeable to both parties. that concludes the main portions of the four sections of the m-o-u. this agreement will be a significant step forward in the joint management of the lake merced tract. the clear delineation of responsibilities in the

and david muir, here this weekend. good night. >>> a grim discovery.ound. >> gf brown and the action he took this afternoon to head off a strick. >> grave situation. a little mistake turned into a big deal for one grieving family. michael finney steps in to help. >> and eleven at out side lands what. to expect this weekend. >> and that breaking news outside vacaville. searchers discovered a body while looking for this missioning oakland woman. >> we don't know who it is yet, but sandra coke's family is fo her. crews went to the lagoon valley park area to loong for her. vic lee is there live tonight. >> across the highway of interstate 80 from lagoon valley park. down the road over here is where the body was found. crime scene investigators have been on the scene. we're waiting for police to identify the body. bad news came around 2:30 this afternoon. police announced searchers located the body on the east side of internate state 80 in an unincorps yaited area. >> we can confirm a body has been located and that of a female. we're waiting confirmation o

here's david muir. >> good evening, elizabeth is off tonight. but don't worry. she'll be back. didn't win the powerball, join the crowd. but tonight, we are learning more about the three winning tickets, splitting that $448 million jackpot. among the winner, that man from minnesota, the office pool from new jersey, 16 workers. and, of course, the winner of the last ticket yet to come forward tonight. but what happens when all that good luck, those sudden riches, suddenly put a target on your back? can you get a second chance at luck? watch this. here's deborah roberts. ♪ luck be a lady tonight >> reporter: frank sinatra said it best. we're all in pursuit of her and do some pretty quirky things to get lady luck on our side. blow out all the candles. pick up a penny, heads up only, please. shower the bride with rice. and, of course, we all want to be lucky in love. but when it comes to luck at the card table, david hayes has it, hands down. by day, he's a jewelry maker in columbus, ohio, earning a modest salary. by night -- he's fortune's favorite son. his game? blackjack. his wi

. >>> made in america, david muir takes us to meet the workers who just created the first smart phone made here at home. their new ideas and their promise that america is back. >> made in america! >>> good evening. today we all stopped to watch an incredible human drama in a cleveland courtroom. a tiny woman, a survivor, summoning the powering strength to stare down the man who had abused her for 11 years. when she finished in the bizarre turn, the kidnapper blamed his victims and insisted he was not a monster. he was somehow misunderstood. abc's alex perez takes us through the stunning showdown. >> reporter: she was his first victim, enduring 11 long years of abuse and torture. today michelle knight stood tall hugged those around her and faced down the man who held her captive. >> day turned into night, night turned into day. years turned into eternity. i knew nobody cared about me. he told me that my family didn't care. >> reporter: knight was 21 years old when castro lured her in with promises of a puppy for her son. amanda berry 16 when she was abducted. today she's 27. gina dejes

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here's abc's david muir. >> reporter: a young prince william holding his nanny's hand seen here in 198r the same nanny may soon be holding prince william's little prince. newspapers reporting prince william has reached out to ask but no official word from the palace. royal baby, prince george, now 20 days old seen here in his father's arms. if true prince william and duchess kate would be getting help from the very experienced nanny, jessica webb, 71 years old, never married, never had children of her own but cared for them like they were. she is kidding coming out of retirement to take the job. royal observers long said she protected the princes william and harry from their parents bitter divorce. one celebrating her no nonsense approach saying she was the one children to bring cheer into the household. over the years she has kempt in touch with the princes and ape guest at william's birthday and the royal wedding two years ago. william said to be a favorite of hers. she thought he was too thin at times and would fill the fridge with bacon and donuts. william and kate don't have a ful

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bolinas and muir beach, and low cloudiness at the golden gate bridge, the sunset district, richmond district, san francisco, the great highway, golden gate park where the concert will be this evening. so if you're headed in that direction, it is going to be cold, breezy, overcast, and you're definitely going to have to deal with some low clouds and mist and drizzle. our highs today, 59 degrees. half moon bay,; 67, san cloverdale, 8 5. antioch, 88. 86 in livermore, and 68 today in oakland. here's a live shot from our san jose cam. you can see blue sky there san jose right now, low 70s. so is -- oakland, 66. san francisco, 60, and from mt. tam you can see the wall of fog making its way through the gate right now. santa rosa, low 70s. 80 in concord. here's the forecast highlights. we'll continue with the coastal low clouds, mist and drizzle and dense fog tonight. a warmer day for monday. get ready for a nice really short little warming trend that will stay with us through tuesday and wednesday, and then after that temperatures come down a few degrees. lows tonight, the drizzle, the mist, coasta

bolinas and muir beach, and low cloudiness at the golden gate bridge, the sunset district, richmond district, san francisco, the great highway, golden gate park where the concert will be this evening. so if you're headed in that direction, it is going to be cold, breezy, overcast, and you're definitely going to have to deal with some low clouds and mist and drizzle. our highs today, 59 degrees. half moon bay,; 67, san franciso cloverdale, 8 5. antioch, 88. 86 in livermore, and 68 today in oakland. here's a live shot from our san jose cam. you can see blue sky there san jose right now, low 70s. so is -- oakland, 66. san francisco, 60, and from mt. tam you can see the wall of fog making its way through the gate right now. santa rosa, low 70s. 80 in concord. here's the forecast highlights. we'll continue with the coastal low clouds, mist and drizzle and dense fog tonight. a warmer day for monday. get ready for a nice really short little warming trend that will stay with us through tuesday and wednesday, and then after that temperatures come down a few degrees. lows tonight, the drizzle, the mis

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filed thisim muir report. >> as you can see behind me, the smoke is still going up hours after the explosion took place. it was big and in the middle of a busy street behind me. was set on building fire and is still burning. fire engines are piling in pour water into those fires. were not successful in terms of extinguishing them. ambulances are carrying away the wounded. 100 or more altogether. no word on a specific target. is a stronghold of hezbollah. this is the latest in a series of attacks on this area. hezbollah is the main force. nobody doubts this is part of the syrian regime and its allies hitting back at hezbollah because of its support for the syrian government and its involvement on the ground. there are many threats from the syrian rebels to strike at hezbollah in its stronghold and that seems to be what is happening now. there has been a expectation it would happen. it happened on a smaller scale and now it is getting bigger. nobody believes that is the end of it. the war is getting more vicious by the day. and more and more spillover in lebanon. dramaticing from a scene in be

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>> here now, david muir and elizabeth vargas. >> good evening.e looked great on paper and his photos weren't bad, either. good enough to have a lot of women cheque out his match.com dating profile. but it's what happened afterward that turned those dream dates into nightmares. >> in fact, it's the big question everyone at home will be asking themselves, especially if you have gone online looking for love. how could more than 20 smart, sophisticated women be fooled by the same charming imposter who called himself dr. jeff? he was hardly a doctor, and as they would painfully learn, he was something else. >> i love being a lawyer so much, you know, the cases, it's always different. >> reporter: jessika rovell has an impressive resume. she's an attorney in our nation's capital, a naval reservist, a former beauty queen. she's devoted to her career. >> there's always something that's, that's going to challenge you. >> reporter: devoted to her health and her pets. so, it's not surprising when one of jessika's friends tried to set her up on a date, she m

the payoff in natural beauty, it's spectacular, ocean, muir woods, wine country, yosemite, all a carride away. what if you don't have a car? >> life is much more interesting when you vooeer off the beaten path. i have discovered that out here on the trail. >> kurt swaby is your guy. the san francisco man set himself a challenge for the month of june, walk the entire bay trail, a path that circumnavigates san francisco bay. it is hundreds of miles long. he not only wanted to walk it in a month but sleep in his own bed every night and never use his car. every day, he took public transportation to where he left the trail the day before and returned home the same way every night. kurt said the public transportation part was surprisingly easy. what also surprised him was seeing the bay from a whole new way even after living here for 20 years. >> once you get out there and explore areas that you think you know, that you haven't been to, you really don't understand what's out there. >> kurt not only completed the journey but blogged about it every day. you can find a link to his blog in the

abc's david muir has his remarkable story. >> reporter: we'll never forget the young man we met aftera, massacre, after being given access to the intensive care unit, able to visit steven barton shot in the neck, arm and face. the syracuse university graduate had given his commencement address, biking cross-country stopping in aurora to see a movie. at the speech graduating he was holding his camera talking about the power of an image to remember life's most important moments. >> capturing the most meaningful moments of my life. >> reporter: on that fateful night he took a photo of his movie ticket and posted it. >> now we see this. image of survival. >> definitely the i am very glad. i feel blessed. >> reporter: blessed to have survived the shot to his neck. he showed me the wound too many to count. while we were there we learned he was about to be moved from c. >> i have these very long scars now that will be on my neck. i am kind of like, i kind of look that because -- every morning i look in the scars and be reminded that like, you know, you have to, you have to live life to the f

muir green not tell. >> i will not tell but we were joint news room that if crystal, had been flew daily i won say brand i like those crystal. right. i know. well, and then we were talking about regifting too. i got box regifted with card from the other couple. that's ultimate insult! i am tell you involvment grew do the be careful. >> let's talk about this right here. weather. weather. and i say this kind of check. >> that's always work. >> yes. i didn't thraoel people were reselling stuff. i thinking it kind of high. i don't know. i don't know we were talking about. what i toll her not to say. i am so embarrassed just sole piece gift we got on ebay. we did. we did. it was you know then put money towards something that we use all of time we think about that person all of the time but, i will never say what it was! >> i am turning red! >> it is okay! it is okay! >> it has been 10 years. i bet whoever you gave that gift glad you put to good use. even if it was sell it. you got do what you go to do and i got several piece fruit cake sufficient you are talking about. i really lover it. toda

david muir with faith and a mystery tonight. >> reporter: tonight, it's being called the missouri miracle. much of it, though, still a mystery. a teenager with a beautiful smile. 19-year-old katie lentd, trapped in her mangled car, hit by a drunk driver. and first responders trying to get her out. sheriff's deputy richard adair won't forget when that fire chief turned to him in despair. >> he was concerned. because he was out of options. the tools weren't working. by that time, it was almost an hour. he said, i don't know how we're going to get her out. and i said, raymond, i promised her mother and her that we would get her out. >> reporter: while insaid that car, katie had one request, to pray with the rescuers out loud. and then, right there, amidst the rows of corn, at the scene blocked off for nearly a mile, a man appears. >> he was dressed with a black priest's shirt, with a white collar. >> reporter: and the rescuers noticed something else. he was carrying a small bottle. >> he had a small little white container of anointment oil, that's what it appeared to be. >> he asked if he co

here's abc's david muir. >> reporter: a young prince william holding his nanny's hand seen here in 198n done abuzz whether the same nanny may soon be holding prince william's little prince. newspapers reporting prince william has reached out to ask but no official word from the palace. royal baby, prince george, now 20 days old seen here in his father's arms. if true prince william and duchess kate would be getting help from the very experienced nanny, jessica webb, 71 years old, never married, never had children of her own but cared for them like they were. she is kidding coming out of retirement to take the job. royal observers long said she protected the princes william and harry from their parents bitter divorce. one celebrating her no nonsense approach saying she was the one children to bring cheer into the household. over the years she has kempt in touch with the princes and ape guest at william's birthday and the royal wedding two years ago. william said to be a favorite of hers. she thought he was too thin at times and would fill the fridge with bacon and donuts. william and ka

. >> the driver and the other passenger in the car are recovering at john muir medical center. >>> there was a major collision in livermore this morning. cars flipped, rolled over and littered the streets with shattered glass on las positas road. around 7:00 police tried to stop the driver of a stolen glass delivery truck who sped away and hit three other vehicles. >> he wasn't being chased. he initially didn't try to stop when the officers tried to stop him but then he was driving so erratically, they canceled the chase. and he continued driving and ended up in a collision. >> police say at least one person was thrown from the vehicle and five were sent to the hospital with minor injuries. four cars were totaled. the suspect was arrested. >>> firefighters are trying to figure out what sparked a house fire in oakland this morning. you can see thick clouds of smoke and flames generating from the home as those flames took over. it happened on 50th avenue near international boulevard. there are no reports of any injuries. >>> we're down to the last days of driving on the old bridge and gear

abc's david muir with the story and the songwriter. >> reporter: it all began with that pencil in hisd. at 96, fred stobaugh had just lost his love of 75 years, lorraine. he was determined to put his love to words with a love song. >> how did i meet lorraine? she was a car hop at the a & w root beer stand. and she brought the trays to the car. >> reporter: the year was 1938. >> well, she was the prettiest girl i ever saw. i fell in love with her right there. >> reporter: in the weeks after his loss, he read an ad in the paper about a contest. green smu recording studio in east peoria, illinois, asking readers for youtube videos of their own song. the winner would get their song produced. fred had no video, but he had that song. >> instead of a video, we received a manila envelope. it was from a 96-year-old man who said, i wrote a song for my wife. >> reporter: in his letter, fred wrote, i can't sing, i'm not a musician, but they loved his lyrics. to sweet lorraine. >> he began to cry and said, why would you do this for me? >> reporter: they told him they were going to record his song,

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,

digital and connected world the revelation by rusbridger it came just a day after the detention of david muir and part of the guardian journalist and glenn greenwald journalist who had broken the story of snowden's leaks and the same materials around it was obtained under the u.k. still is an act and was held in question flew nine hours at heathrow airport it caused an outcry among politicians and and journalists. even david anderson the independent review or of terrorism laws who demanded an explanation prompting the u.k. home office to go on the offensive the government and the police have a duty to protect the public and our national security those who oppose this sort of action need to think about what's their condoning if they want to protect the public to tell the public what it is they're protecting them from a generalized statement about terrorism in general doesn't really do the trick you've got to be able to say well the information he's got would endangered the public for the following reasons you've got to have reasons for it no such reasons have been advanced and we ran this new

for david muir and all of us at abc news.ing and have a great night. >> next at 6:00, find out how close we could be to a b.a.r.t. strike on monday. >> why more than 100 people were arrived outside chevron plant today. >> and gay rights advocates marched in protest to the russian consulate today. >> ama: we are now 30 hours and counting until a b.a.r.t. strike. tonight there's still hope a deal can be reached before another bay area traffic nightmare comes on monday. for the latest on contract negotiations we do live to keira clapper who has been monitoring the negotiations. >> they have been inside this building negotiating on and off for the last eight hours. the b.a.r.t. negotiator says no one wants a strike to help but also tells me he doesn't think a deal is going to be made tonight. >> i feel good every day. >> the b.a.r.t. mappingment and the two unions representing b.a.r.t. workers went into negotiations at 10:00 this morning, hopeful. >> both sides are still meeting so that's positive. reporter: they're working again

john muir hospital. investigators are searching to see how fast the car was traveling through it we had a chance to talk with the sergeant read here's what he had to say. >>: it's too early to tell. there is no obvious time of anything. that's what our investigators will be working on to make sure they can pinpoint speeds and other things. there is nothing obvious such as evidence about caller anything like that. >>will: the families have been notified. i can tell you that school starts at about 90 minutes from time. we are trying to nail down what school they attended. we do not know where the teams were traveling at the time for it did >>darya: sad story but think you will for the update. >>darya: new this morning out of east oakland. fire crews are currently battling a two-alarm fire at a house near international boulevard. it started just before 3 this morning on the 12- hundred block of 50th avenue. firefighters say they saw smoke and flames on the first and second stories of the house. the home was

here is my colleague david muir.ht for a young mother who thought she was lucky to meet the charming man seated right next to her. you met him on a flight? >> i met him on a flight from boston to washington, d.c. >> reporter: you hear about people meeting on planes all the time. >> it's fun, you know? >> reporter: so fun, it seemed an unexpected romance was about to take off, too. >> he seemed like a really nice person. >> reporter: you talked the whole time? >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: and when the flight landed, soraida hicks says the gentleman beside her, bruce stimon, asked for her number. >> and i was like, "well, okay. why not?" >> reporter: why not? he told her he was in the d.c. area often on business. and it wasn't long before their first date. in fact, they would go out three times before she would even reveal where she lived. and when she did? he sent you flowers? >> yeah. that was the reason why he wanted my address. he wanted to send me flowers. every day, it was something. >> reporter: he wasn't just sh

check out "world news" with david muir tonight, and i'll see you tomorrow on "gma."'ll see you tomorrow on "gma." the nest has been getting a little too quiet of late. so i decided it was time to find some real harmony with nature. [ screaming ] whoo! oh, yeah. elmo! [ howling ] mmm! [ eagle chirps ] [ train whistles ] [ bird chirping ] [ screaming ] [ tuba bellows ] whoa. hey! [ screaming ] [ snoring ] music to mom's ears. we may live in houses, but we're born for busch gardens. >> business news from the capital region. this is "washington business report" wi abc7 national correspondent rebecccca cooper. >> thanks for joining us. began with a bomb shell. news that amazon.comm jeff f bes will be purchasing open colo the washington post" from the grant family. what will this mean for its readers, employees, and advertisers? we will tatalk about t that witr roundtable panel, bobob garfrfid of "on the media." things s to plenty of talk about lately. is the ceo of mdb commmmunicions. she also serv on the executive committee of the greater washington board of trade. then

david muir with faith and a mystery tonight. >> reporter: tonight, it's being called the missouri miracleuch of it, though, still a mystery. a teenager with a beautiful smile. 19-year-old katie lentd, trapped in her mangled car, hit by a drunk driver. and first responders trying to get her out. sheriff's deputy richard adair won't forget when that fire chief turned to him in despair. >> he was concerned. because he was out of options. the tools weren't working. by that time, it was almost an hour. he said, i don't know how we're going to get her out. and i said, raymond, i promised her mother and her that we would get her out. >> reporter: while insaid that car, katie had one request, to pray with the rescuers out loud. and then, right there, amidst the rows of corn, at the scene blocked off for nearly a mile, a man appears. >> he was dressed with a black priest's shirt, with a white collar. >> reporter: and the rescuers noticed something else. he was carrying a small bottle. >> he had a small little white container of anointment oil, that's what it appeared to be. >> he asked if he could

watch "world news" with david muir. >> ron can't talk.rning to you. i'm kira klapper in for katie marzullo. lisa argen is back. welcome back, lisa. >> hi, kira. nice to see you. we are looking from our roof camera where we have plenty of fog, mist and drizzle as you head out. do grab the jacket. it's chilly out. numbers in the mid-and upper 50s and particularly damp along the shoreline. inland we are looking at 57, at fairfield, as well as novato. 56 in santa rosa and napa is reading 57 right now. as you go throughout the afternoon, plenty of sunshine. we will call it mostly sunny with upper 60s to low 70s around the east bay. look for some clouds. in fact, plenty of clouds along the coast with low to

>> here's elizabeth vargas and david muir. >> good evening. if you're like some 34 million americans tonight, the highest number in years, you're already planning your get away for next week's long labor day weekend. a last hurra for the last summer. so, how do you get to where you're going? >> plug in your trusty gps, right? well, as jay schadler finds out tonight, it eelgs not always so trustworthy. reretraces a journey that was quite literally hell on wheels for one family. lost in the hottest place on earth. the one thing they were counts on to save them didn't. their gps. ♪ on a dark desert highway >> reporter: inside the little grey hyundai, sailing along with "hotel california" playing on the radio, is donna cooper. donna, her daughter gina and their friend jenny leeung visiting from hong kong are on a day trip to an old mansion turned tourist museum in death valley. >> i had never been to scotty's castle, i'd been saying for years i'd like to go, but i never went. it's a nice day trip. >> reporter: they recently returned to death valle