david muir, abc news, new york. >> we had the chance to host miles at "gma" today.iously. that's all for us tonight. thanks for watching. have a good night and i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." you tomorrow on "gma." >>> you'll hear from a quick thinking raiders fan who put his life on the line to break a stranger's fall. >> kad ad voe kits demand felony charges for a hate crime. why the prosecuteer not backing down. >> the local man who interrupted the president today. >> from the philippines researches follow up on typhoon high yawn and the impact on a fragile environment. >> i just happened to be standing there. >> an unassuming hero found himself in the right place at the wrong time when a woman jumped from the oakland coliseum. good evening, everyone. >> he says he is not a hero but he exact acted like one. first imploring her not to jump, then breaking her fall when she did. laura? >> hi, dn, well, donny is good shape. he told us he's more worried about the young woman is and says marine training prepared for a situation many people couldn't imagine. >> i'm not

abc's anchor david muir is there for us tonight to take us inside. david, hello and what are we seeing behind you? >> reporter: diane, good evening from the kennedy bunker here on a man made island just off the coast of florida. it took the navy just a few days to build this bunker and tonight we're taking you inside. the kennedy family spent a lot of time here in florida during his presidency at the so called winter white house in palm beach but they were also aware of the quick route to this bunker. they practiced it, living under the threat of cold war. they knew these tunnels were here for them. >> president kennedy is rushed by a toddler. >> reporter: this is the part of camelot we knew about, his last summer with his children 50 years ago. >> jr. knows the ropes is first aboard the cop ter. >> reporter: those sun splashed images of the presidential yacht, the honey fitz, carolyn in the president's lap and down the stairs to share a swim with her dad four months before she would lose him. a back stroke before getting on board, her mother waiting

david muir is here now. >> reporter: good evening from what they call kennedy's air force one.his is the plane that carried the president and the first lady. right here behind me is the doorway the president walked through one final time on that day in dallas, waving to the thousands who were gathered there to see him. as you point out tonight, we take you inside. >> reporter: president kennedy and the first lady emerging from air force one at love field november 22, 1963. thousands waiting. so many holding signs, welcome jack, we love you, jackie. and looming over them in nearly every image, the presidential jet that would soon play a far more profound role. so this it? kennedy's air force one? >> this is kennedy's air force one. >> reporter: the first boeing designed for a president. but no one could have prepared for this. >> this is the aircraft that carried john kennedy to dallas and the aircraft that carried his body back to washington d.c. >> reporter: today they took us inside. you can see the cockpit where president kennedy's pilot colonel james swindal so often sat, s

. >> new life for a 130-year-old dieing giant sequoia planted by john muir. a michigan organization says efforts to clone the tree appear to be working. the organization called arch angel ancient tree archive says cuttings collected this year have begun to grow roots. experts say preserving the tree is important part to keeping a historic link to muir at his former home in martinez. >> that is cool. >> really neat. >> look. temperatures well above, i should say, average. we're weight for them to drop but now, they're above average. live doppler seven is clear and mild. an hour or more after sunset, you can see noticeable absence of clouds. you can see that more clearly on this camera view from our east bay hills camera looking west. here is a look at high temperatures from santa rosa down to san jose. compared with average highs for this date in each location, notice warmer today in santa rosa. seven degrees warmer in san rafael. so all across the board it was a mild, pleasant day. now, looking live from our camera, back at the skyline of san francisco, it's

. >> new life for a 130-year-old dieing giant sequoia planted by john muir.michigan organization says efforts to clone the tree appear to be working. the organization called arch angel ancient tree archive says cuttings collected this year have begun to grow roots. experts say preserving the tree is important part to keeping a historic link to muir at his former home in martinez. >> that is cool. >> really neat. >> look. temperatures well above, i should say, average. we're weight for them to drop but now, they're above average. live doppler seven is clear and mild. an hour or more after sunset, you can see noticeable absence of clouds. you can see that more clearly on this camera view from our east bay hills camera looking west. here is a look at high temperatures from santa rosa down to san jose. compared with average highs for this date in each location, notice warmer today in santa rosa. seven degrees warmer in san rafael. so all across the board it was a mild, pleasant day. now, looking live from our camera, back at the skyline of san francisco, it's cur

. >> new life for 130-year-old dying giant sequoia planted by naturalist john muir and martinez home.rt to clone the tree appears to be working. organization called the arch angel tree archive says the cutting it collected from the tree earlier this year growing roots now. preserving the tree is important part of keeping historic link to muir naturalist former home martine martinez. >> all right. coming up here in our next half hour. police lack for clue as to why map opened fire at a mall. tonight we hear from the gunman family and friends. >> also extraordinary admission by the mayor of toronto that he smoked crack and plans to run for reelection any way. >> and amazing rescue of kaya kayaker pinned under a raining water fall. stay with us. another half hour farmers presents: fifteen seconds of smart. so you want to drive more safely? stop eating. take deep breaths. avoid bad weather. [ whispers ] get eight hours. ♪ [ shouts over music ] turn it down! and, of course, talk to farmers. hi. hi. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ uncle go one,two,one,two,one [uncle

. >> heroes on the court, but who are these mascots and what stuntses do they make david muir do? >>> disney on ice is back in baltimore. >> all your favorites are here, set to light. >> and he talked to several members about the show and their stay in charm city. >> reporter: with the show, disthey on ice has a celebration for all. >> we'll go through some of the typical celebrations, your birthday, wonder lanld and halloween. >> reporter: during one celebration, the audience is asked to help. >> change minnie mouse into a ball. so we need the magical words. >> reporter: for the skaters, the looks on children's faces is cr three love what they do. >> when they see them, they jump out of their seats. >> reporter: as the skaters are in the middle of a nine-month tour -- >> europe, asia, australia and south africa. >> you get to enjoy different environments and cultures. i probably know people from 53 different countries and probably been it over 50 different countries. >> the inner harbor is a great place to be, the food, the maryland crab. i also have a great time when i come to b

david muir abc news new york. >> you go bat kid.at kid adventure and original gotham city getting a lot of attention on our 7 news facebook page. 1,000 like and counting. you can get another look at bat kid san francisco adventure at facebook.com slash abc 7 news. if you convenient checked it out, do so. just grit stuff. >> coming up next on 7 news at 9:00. hormone that keeps men 9:00. hormone that keeps men faithful. to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage, and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >> we are a month away from christmas tonight and the deck ateing season already in full bloom in australia. that's where can berry family tradition just set new record for the huge light display. the richards hung up 502,000 led lights that if strung end to end would stretch for more than 31 miles. the lights are all animated and synchronize to music. mr. richard says it taking weak to install. you can immanuel that's th

the fire department says an ambulance took the person to john muir medical center in walnut creek. but there are no other details of the crash. >>> the oakland as are speaking out today about reports on the team moving across the bay to temporarily share the san francisco giants' ballpark. according to the chronicle, the move would happen if the as can't come to terms on a new lease agreement at the oakland coliseum. it says mlb would help them work out a deal with the giants to play at at&t park for two seasons. that move probably won't sit well with many giants or as fans. >> i don't want them to move but if they are gonna move, i would rather it be in san francisco than san jose. >> it would be horrible. it would be taking the heart out of oakland. not good. >> the coliseum authority wants the as to sign a five to eight- year lease while the team and mlb would like two years. that would give the team an out if it finds a new today yim to play at. the as denying they -- deny they are moving to the park. they plan to extend the lease and look forward to another great season. >>> b

this includes muir woods, mount tam. if i shift, this continues into the evening hours. we're talking about until 10:00 tonight. in areas along the hills in between highway 12 and highway 128 and i want to do another shift here because this wind advisory also includes parts of the delta, parts of the carquinez area, vallejo, benicia, fairfield, wind gusts could still reach to 50 miles per hour. if you are leaving town headed up the hill into the sierra, a high wind warning continues until early tomorrow morning. high wind warning means the sierra could experience wind gusts to 70 miles an hour. that could be very dangerous something to consider if you are getting out of town. we have a couple of fires burning over the north bay. the winds will continue to blow in the area. the wind gusts to 30 miles per hour by later this afternoon, dropping back to 25 and then into the evening hours. 15 miles per hour and relatively dry out there. relative humidity coming up to 29 for the evening. tori? >> thank you, rosemary. we'll have more on the fires in a moment. >>> but first, jan

. >> and we thank you for watching, david muir will be here all weekend.u tonight with a live picture of the eternal flame at arlington cemetery. and wish you a good night. against a san francisco church leader. >>> a serial killer's bizarre reaction to a death sentence and evidence obtained by abc7 news i team >> we're live with the aftermath of fierce november wind storms. it took two lives and left the bay area strewn with damage. >>> a football team whose championship season ended with a dramatic lesson in history, years ago. >> good evening, everyone. >> tonight a shocking claim of sex abuse in a bay area church >>> a woman telling a story of cruelty and abuse all, she says at the hands of people considered men of god. >>> a female worker tells us she was fired from the st. francis of assissi church because she would no longer submit to harassment include spanking. the church contends she was fired for other reasons. this single mother with a 2-year-old child worked as an assistant in the church. she says the president of the church board knew she was

of course 20/20 later and david muir right here at this desk all week. good night.dventures of bat kid. a 5-year-old leukemia survivor who came to san francisco to live his dream. >> how social media made friends out of old rivals. >>> and a closed door meeting with bart. >>> a former high school principal tells why he's passing himself off as someone >>> a little bewildered and bit end of the day, exhausted. a 5-year-old boy becomes the toast of the town and a national sensation. good evening, everyone. >> the city of san francisco was the center of an extraordinary event today, granting the wish of a 5-year-old leukemia patient who wanted to be batman. >> he is fromron ushered around the city in a black lamborghini bat mobile. the daring rescue of a woman tied up on the cable car line. >> catching a villain greenhanded today, rescuing a giant mascot from clutches of the penguin. >> every stop, hundreds of onlookers you can see city hall. >> ama, your part of the organization that put this on. you get us started. >> >> reporter: i do what i can to help out the orga

and david muir will be >>> tonight a new plan to increase the number of disabled parking. >> a major general. the sheriff's department reacts to a blunder. >>> a uc berkeley frat house is w.a history of partying is ordered to disband. >>> and the growing relief effort for the typhoon in the philippines now in the bay area. >> if you think it's hard to find a parking spot in the bay area, try being disabled. >> so what does that mean forest of us? people with disables are concerned with some of the proposed changes as well. we are live in san francisco city hall with the story. heather? >> >> reporter: advisory committee says adding spaces will give a head start on handicapped space percentages coming down the a?kn francisco, even nicest people can get testy when someone threatens to take away their space. the transit first city o san francisco is aiming to reduce parking generally. but will be asked to increase it for disabled drivers who say not all of them can take transit, and they need more. a lot more. nearly 500 more handicapped spaces forok starters. >> we have people with di

leon, david muir in new york. thanks for joining us, first of all, what did you see? >> i heard the gun shots, i was going through the security gate, i saw people hit the ground. and scurrying and tsa agents telling people run toward the gates. i ran down the hallway, the tsa agent with me ran into a store. and i was just cowering in a corner. when i was cowering in the corner a shooter came by, was carrying a rifle, he looked at me, and he said, tsa with a question mark. and i just shook my head, and he kept on going. so i was looking down basically the barrel of the gun. my life went before my eyes. two and a half foot long rifle. i just shook my head and cowered in the corner. >> that is extraordinary, leon. we're glad you're okay. you mentioned you were picking up your belongings out of the bins? >> right. exactly. you have to take your belt off, your shoes off. it's hard to run with no belt and no shoes. but the tsa people wanted me out of the security area. >> does that mean he made his way through security as well and was inside the terminal? >> yes. yes. absol

david muir is here to tell us if the surge will stir the u.s. economy. >> anyone before today, diane, could send out one of those 140 character tweets. i've just sent one out right now on the air. you can actually own a piece of twitter right now. that's the big difference. tonight we ask who has won the lottery already. >> reporter: hearts on wall street all atwitter today, more than 74 million shares of twitter exchanging hands by midday alone. >> this stock price jumped faster than you can send out a tweet today. >> it really did. i mean, it surpassed almost everybody's expectations. >> reporter: like facebook before it, twitter is now part of the way this country communicates, every day americans sending those lightning fast messages. the most retweeted message ever? from president obama moments before he came on stage the night he won re-election, that image, a hug from the first lady, more than 810,000 people retweeting it. much of twitter also celebrity driven. the first member to hit 1 million followers, ashton kutcher. it all began with

i wanted to be seen time in your david muir watching our tea. the three day that people can take part in the same protest on the same day all over the world. that is exactly what's happening tomorrow and on unprecedented global rally called marched against the mainstream media thousands of people are expected to take to the streets in their respective cities and marched to the studios of major media headquarters. organizers that said this will be in attack against the credibility of the mainstream media and tend to steer its new words away from its lies and for its alternative media sources. so that's how about this rally in the movement we can expect to see thereafter i went earlier. i get barnett an organizer for the event. a first half and take a look at this gallup poll. the poll shows that now in the forty four percent of people say they have trust and confidence in the media according to gallup data americans have consistently been more distressing each year since two thousand seven so i asked if there was a turning point that really trigg

>> there's a differences when you're talking about crim looting and looting out of desperation and muirnt work. from all of us, thank you for what you did in the middle of that storm helping those people and getting them to safety. that's remarkable stuff and it's good that you're okay. >>> you just saw his report and you saw the what looks like toothpicks. and that is real devastating damage. neighborhooded that are just reduced to splinters. look at the images. you can help. go to cnn impact your world. >>> also just ahead, cnn is going to travel to the filipino military to the remote islands as that country's biggest relief effort gets underway. how much protein does your dog food have? 18 percent? 20? new purina one true instinct has 30. active dogs crave nutrient-dense food. so we made purina one true instinct. learn more at purinaone.com why would i take one pepcid® when i could take tums® throughout the day when my heartburn comes back? 'cause you only have to take one... [ male announcer ] don't be like the burns. just one pepcid® complete works fast and lasts. congestion, for t

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around 6:00 this morning walking on stone leaf near, and south wedgewood roads the man taken to john muiredical center. >> crews rescued two dogs fighting a house fire in san leandro. they found 50 marijuana plants inside of the home. you can see dogs here in this picture. neighbors say they heard an explosion this morning the cause remains under investigation. police have not made arrests in connection with the marijuana grow. >>> a unique and artful shopping experience opened near union square. it's a pop up store by art.com. the store features rotating exhibitions and features cleksz by artists including rix ray. >> it's a first time we've done a brick and mortar space on our own. we're excited about the opportunity to showcase our art. our art prints are are cure yated collections as well as other merchandise. >> the store will be opened through january. >> the old bay bridge troll has a new home for now. the troll will be installed tomorrow morn hadding in oakland museum of california it will be on display through february the troll created by a local artist, also an iron worker and

. >> i am still a little hung up on the fact that i think muir 7-year-old heard your monologue.rst grade references. professor poop pee pants over there. i thought it was refreshing to see something like that. great song beautiful voice. it was badly out of tune. i thought it was great. i know a lot of people enjoyed it. vr to have a sense of humor. >> the fact that the obamacare fiasco, it's leno it's the daily show, bill maher. it's no longer inside the beltway issue. it could be a permanent thing for obama. >> i think things have gotten so out of control how can you not laugh at it. i think it's really gutsy. these people have to go back to the hollywood friends and they have to deal with them. they are going to take a lot of heat when they go back to liberal hollywood. yes it is seeping out and it will continue to seep out. >> i want to talk about the democratic senators that are freaking out over obamacare. this is charles krauthammer. >> if there is an up rising in the country it will be the up rising with democrats who have to run this year. there will be an up rising if

. >> weekend work with gma, david muir some. and the world series. that was great.ng around doing my thing. >> you survived out of boston. >> those people were partying hard. i was jealous. >> you know you partied a little bit. little bit? >> i'm not going to comment on that but it was good. also good to be here and see the old gang. >> we love having you back. >> i have been back like 40 times since i left. but it is good to be back. >> checking on your baby. >> making sure my boo and little peanut is doing all right. >> it is a joke, guys. just a joke. >> happily married. not my kid. >> yet. >> playing. >>> serious news to get to this morning. a desperate scene is playing out in the hard-hit area of the philippines. thousands of survivors swarmed the airport trying to get out. >> a few hundred people made it aboard arriving c-130s. more than 3,000 people have been camping out waiting. our coverage begins with gloria riveria in tacloban. >> we joined the -- home after home shattered. families now living in rubble without food or water. relief cannot come fast enoug

leon, david muir in new york. thanks for joining us, first of all, what did you see? >> i heard the gun shots, i was going through the security gate, i saw people hit the ground. and scurrying and tsa agents telling people run toward the gates. i ran down the hallway, the tsa agent with me ran into a store. and i was just cowering in a corner. when i was cowering in the corner a shooter came by, was carrying a rifle, he looked at me, and he said, tsa with a question mark. and i just shook my head, and he kept on going. so i was looking down basically the barrel of the gun. my life went before my eyes. two and a half foot long rifle. i just shook my head and cowered in the corner. >> we're glad you're okay. you mentioned you were picking up your belongings out of the bins? >> right. exactly. you have to take your belt off, your shoes off. it's hard to run with no belt and no shoes. but the tsa people wanted me out of the security area. >> does that mean he made his way through security as well and was inside the terminal? >> yes. yes. absolutely. he must have, when the

muir beach to the golden gate bridge is another area where we will get a little bit wet weather.own is slick with custody difficult rain through the morning commute with showers this afternoon. leyla gulen has been following the traffic. >> i have. we have 45 bart trains on time with for delays as far as mass transit if you want to put the car keys down and hit mass transit, everything is this go shape. we have this closure, though, and you may have to be re-routed. this is going to be as the mass closures in the area. if you are headed to tahoe to enjoy the snow, we have chain control in effect along highway 50 between twin bridges and meyers. >> more than a thousand people are waking up without power this morning in the south bay alone and they are just some of the many people in the bay area impacted by the storm in different ways. our reporter is in los gatos with what he is seeing right now. matt? >> the major impact from the storm isn't on the roadways this morning it is actually in your homes. pg&e is reported that more than 1,400 customers in san jose are without power ri

>> weekend work with gma, david muir some and the world series. that was great.round doing my thing. >> you survived out of boston. >> those people were partying hard. i was jealous. >> you know you partied a little bit. little bit? >> i'm not going to comment on that but it was good. also good to be here and see the old gang. >> we love having you back. >> i have been back like 40 times since i left. but it is good to be back. >> checking on your baby. >> making sure my boo and little peanut is doing all right. >> it is a joke, guys. just a joke. >> happily married. not my kid. >> yet. >> playing. >>> serious news to get to this tuesday morning. a desperate scene is playing out in the hard-hit area of the philippines. thousands of survivors swarmed the airport in tacloban simply trying to get out. >> a few hundred people made it aboard arriving c-130s. more than 3,000 people have been camping out waiting. our coverage begins with gloria riveria in tacloban. >> reporter: we joined the chopper heading to the devastation. home after home shattered. families now liv

"world news" with david muir is on tonight.e to "this week." >>> the perfect storm. >> you deserve better. i apologize. >> outrage over obama care. >> the only spy. for valid foreign intelligence. >> a spying circus. the president's lowest poll numbers yet. is obama's second term slipping away? has he lost control? what will it take to get it back? this morning the only show where the white house responds. tough questions for the president's top strategist. >>> plus, republican senator rand paul in a "this week" exclusive. >>> and the analyst who nailed it in 2012, reads this year's tea leaves. nate silver makes his "this week" debut on our powerhouse roundtable. and rob lowe. this sunday morning.

david muir, abc news, new york. >> amazing seeing that video. >> as many years have passed there's ass, folklore or not of what happened. the second incarnation apparently of the car belonged to president lyndon johnson who said he disliked the color because it reminded him of kennedy and had it painted jet black. >> instead of that midnight blue. by the way, kennedy did not like having secret service on the car. he liked to be seen and thought it translated in to viewers. we'll be right back. seen and thought it translated in to viewers. we'll be right back. >>> welcome to "the mix," everyone. we have amazing video, this popped up on youtube. a couple got married earlier this year. what they did at the reception is what is special here. they performed that dance from "dirty dancing" you know the one with baby and johnny and the -- that lift at the end. they posted the whole thing on youtube. take a look at this. ♪ ♪ i've been waiting >> so you saw the original "dirty dancing" video. >> they look good. >> you have to go on-line and see the whole thing. you can see they are nervous. ob

check out "world news" with david muir tonight and i'll see you tomorrow on "good morning america." > news, scare at sfo. why police boarded a plane and took a passenger into custody. and how a half a dozen kids got lost at east bay park and had to be rescued. >> good morning. take a look at the golden gate bridge. we have cooler air coming into the bay area today. but for how long and how cool in stay with us. i'll have the an the next on ♪ at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. so yso you can happily let the grlife get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can

check out "world news" with david muir tonight.eat day today. >> in the news this sunday, san francisco police investigate a shooting that's left one woman dead. what a witness says he heard moments before the gunfire. and more wrangling between bart and their unions in their bitter contract dispute. how the unions are taking a stand against bart management calls a mistake. >> good morning from our emeryville camera. we are look at sunshine but patches of foglingner the north bay. low 50s over the bay. we will see a sunny day before the

check out "world news" with david muir tonight.ra walters' interview with president obama and the first lady next friday at 10:00. i'll see you tomorrow on "good morning america." at 10:00. i'll see you tomorrow on "good morning america." >>> in the news this sunday, a deal that curbs the rams nuclear conditions. why an alley is not pleased. >>> a huge fire engulfs a home and business in san francisco. how a business owner helps save his customers. >>> and with a little moisture in the air, take a look at this landscape. cold numbers still in the 30s in the north bay.

. >> announcer: here now, david muir. >> tonight, if you're a parent you've likely seen one of those coaches on the sidelines out of bounds, out of control losing it. but we never saw anything quite like this. you'll remember the one time rutgers coach hurling basketballs and homophobic slurs at his players, tonight he is speaking out about it for the first time. the robin roberts exclusive, the coach saddled with regret. hoping for redemption. the tape he can't erase. >> reporter: it's a scene that goes on all over america. sunday afternoon, here on the jersey shore, 15 year old michael and his dad shooting a few hoops in the driveway. >> now i'll show you what dads all across america do. >> reporter: his sister, katie, offering tips to dad, a college basketball coach you had likely never heard of before mike rice was featured in the highlight reel seen 'round the world. >> take a look at this shocking video making headlines this morning. >> a basketball coach caught on tape attacking his players. >> reporter: rutgers university coach mike rice losing it, kicking players in the rear

here now david muir. >> tonight we take you on the inside, a revealing look behind the bar, the back room of the supermarket into the parking lot, a ride along with a car thief. use one of those remote locks, is your car locked after all? debra roberts tells us tonight, don't be so sure. >> reporter: stealing cars is a blast in grand theft auto 5! so fun, the video game made a billion dollars in its first three days on the market. but in real life -- a car is stolen every 43 seconds, close to a million a year. steve fuller used to do it all the time. so you were pretty good at what you did? >> yes. i've taken a lot of cars. >> reporter: with six convictions for stealing cars. steve says hundreds of other times, he drove off scott free. okay, so let's be clear. you're not stealing anybody's cars today? >> i stole cars because i was on drugs and i needed the money. >> reporter: why are you talking to us about it? >> because i've changed my life. i'd like to make up for some of the damage i did. >> reporter: so tonight steve's going to spill the beans on what thieves know that we don't.

here's abc's david muir. all eyes on issa. the sun. 1:37 eastern time and the comet was expected to pass 730,000 miles from the sun's surface, slingshot around and head back out again. >> a once-in-a-lifetime chance. it's not coming back. >> reporter: they hoped by studying the comet it would give a snapshot of the atmosphere billions of yearsing a. >> we will find out a great deal of what the solar system was like. >> reporter: as the comet approached the sun, temperatures of 5,000 degrees fahrenheit it seemed to disappear, evaporate. scientists are examining the data but they believe it did not survive the 5.5 million year journey. there were 11,000 tweets about the comet in one hour this afternoon. one stargazer writing rip comet ison. we won't forget you. >> they are thinking they got swallowed up by the son. >> so young. >> yeah. >> the gravity of the sun pulling it in. >> when you talk about things so vast, hot, crazy, big, so old, it is hard to wrap your brain around it. i know they were looking to get a snapshot of the

i wanted to be seen time in your david muir watching our tea. the three day that people can take part in the same protest on the same day all over the world. that is exactly what's happening tomorrow and on unprecedented global rally called marched against the mainstream media thousands of people are expected to take to the streets in their respective cities

. >>> a tree planted in martinez by john muir was successfully cloned. it's a 130-year-old giant sequoia. it has two fungal diseases. an organization took 400 cuttings from the tree and they say some of those cuttings are developing roots and could eventually be replanted. they admit the cuttings may be infected with the same diseases. >>> 7:27. an 18-year-old boy set on fire while sleeping on an a.c. transit bus. details on the 16-year-old suspect arrested and what witnesses reported seeing. >>> part of the internet archive located in san francisco off stinson goes up in flames. we'll tell you what was saved -- next. >>> and lanes are blocked on the peninsula. southbound on highway 101. find out why this was not even the primary crash but it's still causing problems for drivers. this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. [ female announcer ] at 100 cal

david muir, abc news, new york. >> think he will remember this?house like -- i'm batman. >> i have saved the day. oh, my gosh. that was really cool. hey. >> not bad. >> he got his moves from us, by the way. >> like you as bat girl. >> you like me as bat girl. >> cat woman is next. >> no. >> the green chick from star trek. i can go on and on. >> i only have a nine-month-old belly here. xt. >> no. >> the green chick from star trek. >> i only have a nine-month-old belly here. >>> this morning on "world news now," travel nightmare >>> this morning on "world news now," travel nightmares. the deadly storm taking aim at the big cities of the northeast. the snow, flooding downpours and ice. >> it could be one of the last we've seen in the last four or five years. >>> advice for thanksgiving travelers as the airlines confront mother nature. >>> inside information about the sandy hook gunman never seen before. what investigators just released and what they are keeping secret. >> what is clear is he was thinking of committing this crime. >> the new and distu

david muir , abc news, dayton, ohio. >> it carried richard nixon to china in the famous trip.when you heard them say that mrs. kennedy wanted to be with her husband, she was in the back with the casket, the pilot was also at least in spirit wanted to be with the president. while lbj was sworn in he recalled thinking, he didn't want to be in the picture. this is a quote from him. he said, i didn't belong to the lyndon johnson team. my president was in that box. >> wow. >>> coming up, a bible blunder. >> backlash after a major retailer labelled the bible a work of fiction. >>> ahead in our next half hour a dad who ditched his desk job for a higher calling. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. >> announcer: ♪ ♪ >>> david and goliath, joan that and the whale, are these stories fact or fiction. >> one major retailer labeled the batch of bibles as fiction, but costco says it was just a blunder. the story from rob hayes. >> reporter: the pastor of discovery church in simi valley and he is a big fan of the bible.