a history major amy wasn't initially drawn to john muir's story. >> i knew a little bit about john muircalifornia history, but i wasn't necessarily that interested. >> reporter: but deciphering his writing wasn't always easy. >> i was figuring out his short hand and kind of trying to read the pencil. it was a lot of fun though. >> reporter: volunteers quickly figured out his abbreviations aren't the same as our modern varieties, like lol. >> john muir isn't saying lol right now. he's saying these things are between each other. >> reporter: the volunteers' work is double checked by the staff so they don't have to worry about mistakes. working with his words has led them even further in to his life's work. >> some of the transcribeers have had that. they've gone to some of these places he talks about. they're reliving those trips. >> reporter: about half of john muir's journals still need to be transcribed so they're asking anyone to volunteer to simply go on the university's website and they can help. >>> coming up in our next half hour get ready for tighter restrictions on water use. wh

world news tonight with david muir will have the latest from baltimore ahead at 6:30 after our broadcast. you can find updates on baltimore at 6abc.com you can see reports and videos from kenneth moton and we posted photographs from the scene and you can fine it now at 6abc.com. >> other news tonight, 75 people were evacuated from a plane that made an emergency landing now at philadelphia international airport, the plane was headed from raleigh, north carolina to newark international. annie mccormick is live at the airport. what was the problem with the plane? >> reporter: jim, the problem appears to be with the engine luckily though all the people on board more than 70 including the crew did land safely. one man was transported to penn presbyterian hospital he had issues with his heart but has an under lying heart condition and the ground stop is finally lifted at the airport. look at this video, from chopper 6 hd overhead just before 4:00 this afternoon the united air express flight from raleigh to new york declared an emergency after engine two went out. everybody on the aircraft got

but he is now a network news abc anchorman named david muir. you know david muir at abc? this is what he looked like before he was david muir. >> live from the great new york state fair this is eyewitness news 5 at 5:00. >> good evening, everyone. i'm david muir. >> and i'm lorie green. we have lot to tell you about today. >> the fair is always busy no matter what day you choose but today, the first family of the united states came to the fair grounds. their motorcade past right behind here. and we're going to be meeting some of those people that they got a chance to greet as they toured the fair grounds. >> and this is senior citizens day, and as you can see, the weather is spectacular. >> senior citizens day and dairy day, and the president of the united states and the first lady of the united states and their daughter came to the new york state fair. and that's because they were staying nearby for their summer vacation. they had never been there before, they did not know anybody in that town. they didn't even know the people whose house they borrowed for the purpose of

as the victim's family left john muir, friend ushered them away saying they had no comment at this time the loss clearly devastating. >> of course to have it happen to a child is just completely heartbreaking. >> in discovery bay, abc7 news. >> the driver of an airport shuttle van is accused of hitting and killing a teenager in vacaville. the 17-year-old concord girl was on the shoulder of can be 80 near leisure town road, putting gas in her car this morning. a second car pulled over and stopped behind her. and police say for some unknown reason an airport super shuttle driven by james floyd, veered on to the shoulder and slammed into both vehicles. the teenager died. two people in the second car suffered minor injuries. >> a napa high school soccer coach faces charges after a student told police he propositioned her for sex. julian vargas faces two clownses, including texting the girl an explicit photo. he also might be inappropriately contacting other students on the internet. >> bad news for more than 16,000 students corinthian colleges announced it's closing several career training

abc's world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with shirleen allicot, brian taff and ducis rogers. >>> now thanks to crowd funding finding a cause to donate too is easier than ever before you need to watch my special consumer report protect your cash from crowd funding fraud. on "action news" at 11:00. >>> for cecily tynan ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> breaking news from baltimore tonight. the secret police stop we never knew about. caught on a surveillance camera the suspect in leg irons in that police van. and now, a witness in the van reveals what he heard. and the protests from baltimore to philadelphia nearly 100 police officers now injured. >>> authorities believe a deadly shark attack on an american beach. a 65-year-old woman swimming. and the new warnings up tonight. where they haven't seen great whites in 25 years. >>> the manhunt. the shooter on an american highway. you'll hear from the driver who called 911,

. >>> world news tonight with david muir will have more details on the terror arrests in italy. that is next on channel six. >>> police in reading went door to door today in the glenside section of the city hoping to track down leads in a late night murder. a man was shot to death in the front seat of an suv parked in the 1200 block of allegheny avenue last night. residents tell police they heard three to four gun shots. the victim has been identified as 34-year-old jose gonzalez. police have no suspects nor a motive. >>> philadelphia police are searching for the gunman who should there and killed a delivery man in the crescentville section of philadelphia. police say the 49-year-old was delivering food to the hill creek apartments in the 500 block of hill creek road last night. investigators say 12 shots were fired. he drove off but later crashed. medics took him to einstein medical center where he was pronounced dead. >>> the atlantic city police department today announced new measures to beef up officer accountability. starting today every uniformed officer will wear a body c

the world news tonight with david muir will have much more on the unrest in baltimore. that's next at 6:30 after our broadcast. and "action news" reporter kenneth moton is headed to baltimore at this hour. his live reports begin tonight on "action news" at 11:00. >>> now the latest on the deadly accident that has disrupted all activity in parts of lower providence township. it happened at 6 o'clock this morning when the tractor separated from its cab and slammed into a tanker truck. the driver of the tanker was killed. the area around south park avenue and crawford road is still shut down at this hour. that's where "action news" reporter david henry is now live. david, what are the conditions right now? >> reporter: jim, this very busy avenue of south park avenue normally very busy is closed right now, has been for over 12 hours as the cleanup work continues back there. , see what looks like a snow flurry as workers continue to gather up that white powder that was spilled on the road. now, this is a multilevel investigation involving the local police and county investig

plan in lake tahoe to create one of the largest ski areas in the country and world news with david muir. >> cheryl ask dan, breaking now, the deadly mistake and the new video tonight shows the moments after a deputy reaches for what he thinks is his taser and it was his gun and tonight he's been charged with manslaughter. the passenger jet off the runway and the mega bus colliding with a tractor trailer and hours after hillary clinton announces she's running, the new name tonight and he's in and talking exclusively to us right after abc 7 news. >> thanks a lot. new at 6:00 from 7 on your side, a fiasco. michael finney on the great bargain that turned into a mmmm, they made french toast out of banana bread, then topped it with candied pecans and bananas? it's like a match made in heaven. like bacon & eggs... ...oh look, bacon & eggs. the new banana bread french toast slam. denny's. welcome to america's diner. playing the latest security breach. over the weekend a 4-year-old climbed over a temporary barrier similar to this one upon the breach was considered serious enough that secret serv

people who are familiar with walnut creek this home to a lost mel office buildings as well as john muir medical center. we have a news crew on the way to bring you updates a they come in and on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> the fire is under control but there is a lot more work to be done. >> $50 million is how far apart the 49ers and the youth soccer league are in their belief of what soccer field next to levi stadium is worth. the team hopes to use the site for parking on game day. our reporter is in santa clara with more on a heated meeting on the matter. matt? >> yes, parking is an issue at levi stadium. especially on game days. but next door is a possible solution 11 acres of city land. but the people who use that land are not quite ready to let it go. last night at the city council meeting, youth soccer supporters crapped into the room. they are upset over the 49ers proposal to take over their soccer feel. the 49ers willing to pay and chief operating officer presented the city council a $15 million cash out payment to the city $3 million to the school, a percentage of parking revenu

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i'm david muir.kend. >> >>> now at 6:00, a traffic mess. 12 hours of being mired in muck in a fiery crash. >> environmental hazard, more cement found and why the creek fill is worse than initially thought. >> condemned and on the street, residents still packing up their belongings tonight. >> and sold out. the rush on the new apple watch as people around the world get their first chance to check it out in person. >> we found another 200 yards of stream that is previously unknown, contaminated. >> more damage has been discovered after tons of cement was dumped into a creek in the upper rock ridge neighborhood, good evening, thanks for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. tons of cement dumped by a crew and more today. laura? >> hi dan, the clean up continues here. this will be a 24 the weekend until done. in the meantime, east bay mud's top manager came here to take a look for himself. he didn't shy away from taking blame. >> east bay mud takes the situation seriously. >> the general manager

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we'll have more coming up. >> world news tonight with david muir right after our broadcast at 5:30 on 7. >>> now to the weather and it is really nice and the wind has calmed down. hi sandhya. >> hi there, cheryl and dan. it is so spectacular out here i wish you could be out here, both of you and along the embarcadero walking around in short sleeves and that's the kind of weather we have today and five to tern degrees warmer and that's on average and we'll take a look at how much warmer it's going to get tomorrow and it's clear across the bay area right now and we do have something to warn you about beginning tomorrow morning. there is a greater risk of rip currents, sneaker waves and large breakers from sonoma county to monterey county, thursday morning to friday evening and the hazard statement up as a long period of swell is heading in this direction and current wave heights 9 to 11 feet. remember, if you do enjoy the warmth at the coastline which you're looking at at if the tan cam, don't get too close to those waves and never turn your back on them. 65 in san francisco and 68 in o

. >>> world news tonight with david muir is next. >> and michael finney is holding a tax hotline right >>> breaking news tonight. abc news obtaining video in a stunning new case. we have just learned a police officer will be charged with murder after being caught on camera. the officer in south carolina firing at a man running away. authorities say it started with a routine traffic stop. steve osunsami is there tonight with what police have just revealed. >>> the plane crash. seven dead, flying back after the march madness final. among the dead, a coach. >>> the power outages all over washington, d.c. lights out near the white house, the capitol. even where oprah winfrey was speaking. >>> the severe storms hitting at this hour, after tornado warnings late today. millions in the path. ginger zee is right here. >>> and no laughing matter. the famous scene from "i love lucy." and the community up in arms tonight. does this look like lucy to you? >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin tonight with chilling video obtained by abc news early

. >>> today is officially declared john muir day. california governor jerry brown issued the declaration and this comes at the 150th anniversary of his birth. throughout muir's life, he was instrumental in the creation of the national park system. his name already graces many landmarks including muir woods in marin county. >>> south bay museum has won one of the nation's highest honors. the tech museum of innovation in san jose made the announcement today. it's being honored for its service to the community and inspiring the innovator in everyone. that award ceremony will be next month in washington, d.c. >>> up, up and away. but this is no ordinary balloon. what it's carrying thousands into what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward, teenaged one has arrived. switch to modern security. add xfinity home for $29.95 a

i'm david muir. and i certainly hope to see you right back here tomorrow night.n, have a good evening. good night. >>> next at 6:00 there has never been this little snow in the sierra on april 1 >> and this woman made it on to the tarmac. >> caught on camera the hunt for a whanman who attacked a cab driver with an unusual weapon. plus how the mother of all demos has become the mother of all musicals. >> i asked have you ever stood on this meadow on a day where there wasn't snow? he said no. it's a different world. >> drought merits extreme action. >> the order issued by the governor districts the state water resources control board owe impose a 25% reduction on the local water supply agencies. >> we have live team coverage for you tonight. the new water restrictions are taking affect but we're going to begin with a breakdown of the governor's unprecedented step today. >> i have to tell you, get used to it. california is going brown. one is to stop watering public streets. and you can see the green is practically gone. >> this has the force of law. it will flow do

i'm elizabeth vargas. >> and i'm david muir. >> and i'm david muir. >>> all he wanted to do was visitocal man's visit to yemen takes a tragic

i'm david muir. >> and i'm maureen green live at the new york state fair. we have a lot to tell you about in this exciting busy day. >> a fair is busy no matter what day you choose. the first family of the united states came through the fairgrounds a short time ago, their motorcade passed by our channel 5 studios here at the state fair. and we're going to be meeting some of those people they got a chance to greet as they tour the fairgrounds. >> besides all that this is senior citizens day, dairy day. and the weather is spectacular. >> senior citizens day and dairy day and the president of the united states and the first lady of the united states and their daughter came to the new york state fair. they were staying by for their summer vacation in skaneateles. they did not know anybody in that town. they didn't even know the people whose house they borrowed for the purpose of vacationing in it. >> the first family went to developer tom mcdonald. his wife cathy and their family. they have offered up their home for the week. >> the other central new yorkers ar

. >>> there will be more on the deadly police shooting coming up on world news tonight with david muir at 6:30 after "action news" at 6:00. >>> a community is mourning a bus driver after she was crushed by her car. bonnie jean novak wrapped up work, and she had trouble starting her car and her coworkers say that was an ongoing issue she left the car in neutral and went out to inexpect it. she slipped trying to stop it getting caught between her car and another vehicle. >> it's a tragedy that impacted somebody that devoted herself to our students and community and was an extremely hard worker. >> today school started on a two hour delay so drivers could grief and speak to counselors. >> a high rise in philadelphia had to be evacuated because of a fire this is the scene on north 11th street, smoke can be seen on the top floor of the building fortunately nobody was hurt in the incident. turning to the weather it has been a dreary day, cooler temperatures and wind and some rain too lets look live at sky 6 hd a gray scene in atlantic city, it doesn't feel at all like spring, meteorologist,

looking comfortable for the april sunrise tour in muir woods. if you haven't been out there, it's spectacular. you have to get out to muir woods if you live in the bay area if you haven't done so yet. one of the prettiest parts of the bay area. temperatures will be chilly so bundle up. have you two ever been out there? >> absolutely. >> spectacular, isn't it. >> i think we didn't lead but with a group of cub scouts/boy scouts. >> you're always a leader. >> you don't want me to lead through the woods. unless you really like the woods. >> unless you want to be there forever. >>> up next at 11:00. latest on the anticipation of the next royal baby. sierra. >>> we are on baby watch. the newest member of britain's royal family will be here any day now. >> yeah. prince william's wife kate expected to give birth to the couple's second child, who would be fourth in line for the british crown. nbc's anabel roberts keeps us up dated. >> reporter: expecting is mounting. william is by kate's side at kensington palace not far from the hospital. he had been co

as the victim's family left john muir, a friend ushered them away, saying they had no comment at this time. the loss clearly devastating. >> of course to have it happen to a child is just completely heartbreaking. >> reporter: abc 7 news. >>> a high school soccer coach is accused of trying to have sex with one of hess teenage players. napa police arrested 29-year-old julian vargas at his home in st. helena this morning. a 16-year-old girl claims vargas texted her an indecent picture while asking for sex. they believe he may have contacted other girls as well. >>> arubio's restaurant is closed after someone tried to burn it down. firefighters responded to to the restaurant around 5:30 this morning. they say someone got inside the restaurant by breaking a window then set it on fire. they have arrested a suspect. sprinklers helped keep the damage to a minimum. >>> highway 1 in marin county is reopened after a tanker truck crashed, spilling thousands of gallons of milk. just before noon, the driver lost control around a curve about a mile north of knicks cove. about 4,000 gallons of milk

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i wasn't writing many poems that were directly about my muir's illness at the time. -- my mother's illness at the time, but i think that thinking about memory and thinking about how looking at the right thing in the right way could tell you something you didn't think you knew. all of that was really comforting. grounding for me. when i think back to mat time, i also realize that the kind of devotion i felt for what language could do in a poem was probably a really wonderful alternative to the language of faith i'd grown up with and i think i what sort of struggling to find a kind of comfort within belief and wasn't seeking to pry myself from a sense of relief but to find a way of feeling confident that the figures to whom i had entrusted my father was sufficiently large and sufficiently mysterious, and i think that the figure in the old testament, the galled of the sistine chapel-didn't seem to fit the bill for me at that point in my life. i was really fascinated by what i could comprehend of physics and thinking about space as a literal place. thinking about some of the images from the hu

i'm an internal medicine hospitalist at the john muir medical center and i live in san francisco as was previously mentioned a summary of the research on smokeless tobacco from our own san francisco researchers lends strong support to our efforts to ban these products and based on the research the san francisco medical society representing 1600 physicians and physicians in training support to knock tobacco out of the park the proposed legislation will make the game of baseball safer for the kids and safer for the players and safer for the future baseball is our national past time and it's it's to be a healthy sport for all those involved and we know smokeless tobacco substantially increases the risk of oral cancer pancreas cancer and initiation of cigarette smoking among adolescents and we know kids kids idolize baseball players. supervisor farrell's legislation will send a clear and powerful message to the youth of our state. thank thank you very much. >> next speaker please. >> hello good afternoon. i'm also a physician at the university of california in san francisco i live in san fr

"gma" first thing in the morning, and david muir will be back storm night.ew york. good night. anchor: excitement is building for something else at the park three years from now. catholics around the world celebrate easter with calls for peace. plus, you are standing by for the results of a review into that "rolling stone" article about an alleged rape at the university of virginia. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] anchor: the major league baseball season opens in about an hour and a half when the cardinals take on the cubs at wrigley field. excitement is already building a report -- about reports.

i'm elizabeth vargas. >> and i'm david muir. small, delaware county community. it has seen one leader refuse to leave the office and the mayor considering a state of emergency. considering a state of emergency. that's >> it was a brazen and savage attack. police want you to look at this surveillance video of 7 people storming out of a van and attacking a homeless man at a gasta

. >> abc world news with david muir is next on channel 6. and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, shirleen allicot and adam joseph. and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan ducis rogers and it's entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> tonight, the major security breach the chaos, the pilot flying undetected able to land on the capitol lawn. tourists stunned. the immediate lockdown. >> this is not good, people. >> the bomb squad called in. how did that pilot get so close? >>> the guilty verdict. the former nfl star the $40 million contract. tonight, convicted of murder. you'll see the tears in that courtroom. >>> the police officer using his car to take down a suspect. >> oh! >> tonight, authorities standing by their officer as we reveal what happened in the moments before. >>> the urgent warning. the rare strain of deadly dog flu now showing up in the u.s. more than 1,000 cases and counting tonight. >>> and the famous actor, and the meltd

world news with david muir will have more at 6:30 after our broadcast. >>> police have arrested a photographer and d.j. for multiple counties of pornography and upskirt pictures. david henry is live now tell us about 28-year-old daniel milowicki. >> he has been a high-profile, public entertainer here in the westchester area here for many years and detectives say he led a disturbing secret life and is now in jail. >> this is the classic sexual predator the one your mother warned you about when you were a kid. >> he is all over youtube promoting his djing and state police say they found a much different side to milowicki at his home in west bradford they found what appeared to be a begin. the investigation began when a 21-year-old woman said that milowicki lured her to his home and sexually assaulted her and video taped her and then tried to blackmail her. >> we tried his home and his parents home but got no response. police have filed hundreds of charges against him but worry there are many more victims out there. >> he had two facebook pages and a website and they identify him photographing ki

. >>> abc world news with david muir is next on channel 6. and "action news" continues on phl 17 at 10:00 and join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan ducis rogers jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. (female announcer) you could win $1,000 a day for life... (husband) hon! it's grover cleveland! (female announcer) ...when you play the new cash4life, from the pennsylvania lottery. (grover) nice! (husband) 3 club seats. 50 yard line. (female announcer) that means you too could experience the joy of winning. every day, for the rest of your life. (grover) new wheels. nice. see you tomorrow! (female announcer) cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. play for fun. cash for life. >>> breaking news tonight. for the first time the police dash cam video revealed. after that officer is charged with murder. the video shows the officer pulling over that car, a routine traffic stop. approaching the car. later, the man seen running. tonight, two major interviews. the

. >> a short time ago, i spoke to the bbc's jim muir also in beirut. and he told me that some refugees have appeared to fled beirut under their own steam, while others may have had help. >> certainly, people will have fled willy nilly, and some will have fled into rebel-held suburbs close to the camp but the government media are reporting that up to 2,000, that's roughly 400 families, were systemically evacuated through a couple of safe corridors that are set up into a government-held area where according to the state media, they are being looked after in shelters and given everything they need by the syrian authorities. so it seems to be a mixture of both, with the implications that the fighting seems to have died down just a bit. there are reports of missiles hitting the camp this morning, but otherwise the clashes seem to have eased off somewhat from what we hear or indeed what we don't hear. because we're not getting a lot of news just in the last few hours. >> is it possible to say who exactly the fighting is between, because it does seem a partic

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abc world news with david muir is next on channel 6 and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 withaff, shirleen allicot, adam joseph and ducis rogers. and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. >>> tonight, the midair scare. the flight from chicago, the emergency landing. the plane descending 27,000 feet in just eight minutes. tonight, the panic among passengers as we learn what the cockpit was fearing. >>> also tonight, the severe weather hitting at this hour. 22 million in the path. the tornado threat now. the earth giving way. families evacuated. >>> breaking news from baltimore tonight. the police force defending their officers after the suspect with the nearly severed spine. tonight, saying they don't believe he was wearing his seat belt. >>> the video never seen before. inside his cell the boston bomber and what he does next straight to that camera. >>> and ben affleck's apology tonight, after trying to hide the discovery about his family's past. he says he was embarrassed by it.

kidnapping was a training mission to test methods on big biggerer methods and they ran the training out of muir island. >>> the a's are kicking off the season next monday night at the coliseum b but the kon troe arecontroversy of gay rights has kicked up. there is a show of unity already displayed by a player's girlfriend. jean elle has the story. >> reporter: it is said that homophobia here in the bay area is not unusual, and they say that allies will stand up gains against the heat, and tonight, they have a high profile ally. the oakland a's announced the first pride night in june and the reaction is mixed. john doolittle's girlfriend is thrilled because she has two moms and a dad. >> well shgs, my mom came out first, and she told me about this woman that she was in a relagtsshiptionship with for two decades. >> reporter: and some of the negatives that were put out was very negative. >> and she was afraid and i said that some of the people going were not as nervous as she was, and that they would be proud. >> reporter: and showing the support for the lgbtq community, and so she is going to ta

abc world news with david muir is next on channel 6 and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, shirleen allicot, adam joseph and ducis rogers and please join us at 11:00 here on channel 6 for an exclusive undercover investigation exposing theft at a local food pantry. here is a preview. >> i'm investigator reporter wendy saltzman this man was suppose to feed the needy but he was instead feeding himself. our cameras watched him stuffing food and canned goods into his truck. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. woman: i was tired of my chronic constipation and the way it made me feel the discomfort the bloating the straining. i'd just felt this way for too long. so i finally talked to my doctor about my symptoms. i'd tried laxatives before. he prescribed amitiza (lubiprostone) for my chronic constipation. it works differently than laxatives. man: amitiza is clinically shown to help relieve common symptoms like bloating abdominal discomfort hard stools, and straining and help people with chronic constipation go more often. don't take amiti

david muir, abc news, new york. >> i'm with her. 100% with her.t, savvy woman. the benjamin's on the 20. >> oh, well, talk about smart. savvy. >> look happy to be on the 20. wow. >> better the 20 than $1 bills. >> go ahead, reena. you see that? >> oh, boy. don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> put her on a dollar bill, y'all. >> announcer: this is abc news "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. y'all. >> announcer: this is abc news >>> good morning i'm reena ninan. here are some stories we are following on "world news now." for the fifth time the blue devils are the national championship of men's college basketball. came from behind to beat the wisconsin badgers 68-63 and the guys who made it happen for duke, some of the team's youngest players, freshmen. full details ahead. >>> today republican senator rand paula nouns he's running for president. paul is a first-term senator from kentucky swept into office on a wave of tea party support. >>> carbon monoxide from a generator is the likely reason why a maryland fathe

abc world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, shirleen allicot adam joseph and ducis rogers and join us for "action news" at 11:00 on channel 6. for cecily tynan and ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> the breaking news tonight. the justice department now revealing it will open an investigation in the death of a suspect, his spine nearly severed. they want to know what happened during this arrest. and what played out inside that police van. >>> also tonight, the deadly stun gun mixup. the new outrage tonight after the volunteer deputy pleads not guilty today and then leaves on vacation for the bahamas. >>> breaking now, the cruise ship nightmare. 2,500 passengers trapped in a ferocious storm. it is churning at this hour. >>> the new test that shows if you have higher risk for breast cancer or ovarian cancer. >>> the popular apps on your phone, recording your conversations? the moment our reporter's photo is

""world news tonight"" with david muir is coming up >>> breaking news tonight from baltimore.at this hour new protests on the move before the curfew. and for the first time ever major league baseball playing to an empty stadium. and the mother who pulled her son from those riots on live television, tonight, right here together. what he tells us about the moment he saw his mother coming. >>> also coming the spacecraft spiraling toward earth at 17,000 miles an hour. out of control. >>> chaos for passengers. some american airlines fligtss canceled because the i pads the pilots depend on went down. >>> we have new video tonight. the moment the earthquake hits. buildings coming down. and days later, the moment this american family learns their son is alive. >>> and the university president in the crowd of partying students taking over a neighborhood. what he's caught saying.

the world news tonight with david muir will have much more on the unrest in baltimore.er our broadcast. and "action news" reporter kenneth moton is headed to baltimore at this hour. his live reports begin tonight on "action news" at 11:00. >>> now the latest on the deadly accident that has disrupted all activity in parts of lower providence township. it happened at 6 o'clock this morning when the tractor separated from its cab and slammed into a tanker truck. the driver of the tanker was killed. the area around south park avenue and crawford road is still shut down at this hour. that's where "action news" reporter david henry is now live. david, what are the conditions right now? >> reporter: jim, this very busy avenue of south park avenue normally very busy is closed right now, has been for

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. >>> here now, elizabeth vargas and david muir. >> good evening. we start right off with the first confession affecting so many parents out there. taking place at the mall. you may run into the so-called talent scouts discovering your children. >> offering your kids a shot at a career and money. only, you're going to have to spend money first. our hidden cameras caught the sales pitch. here's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: they all started small as child models before cameron, brooke, and angelina hit the big time. and what parent hasn't gazed at their own child and thought, you ought to be in pictures. >> can i ask how old your son is? >> he's 3. >> 3? perfect. >> reporter: and if a talent scout swooped in like this, they'd be all ears. >> we're actually looking for kids his age for print, for modeling, for commercials. >> reporter: maybe this scene looks familiar. scouts at a suburban shopping mall approaching parents and their kids with a seductive pitch. >> there's always a good opportunity. >> reporter: at this new york area mall, these scouts w

. >>> world news with david muir will have more on the police shooting with a full report from south carolina for you. that's coming up tonight at 6:30 right after "action news" at 6:00. >> president obama is in panama tonight for the summit of the americas and he's due for a face-to-face meeting that's been decades in the making. it's the first time cuba has been invited to the summit since it began in 1994. and the white house says the president will see cuban president raul castro tomorrow. officials say there are no plans for a formal meeting but both will have an opportunity to have discussions, this after both talked by phone wednesday before heading to panama. >>> and overturned truck created big headaches during rush hour this morning on the ben franklin bridge. the tractor-trailer was carrying a chipping shipping container when it crashed around 6 a.m. it then blocked two lanes coming into philadelphia. traffic was backed up across the bridge into camden for more than four hours. the wreckage has been cleared and all lanes are back open. >> a warning for drivers tonight, eme

advisors for african-american students at mission high school after school sites liked practices at john muir so it's important we're mindful and see the school sites supplemented into the budget and making sure with the credit rove we see recovery it is about those that need it the most; right? we want to get to a place where everyone can take it but take a moment to see who really needs this; right? and making sure we're covering our bases and giving them the supported they need. >> pleased approach the microphone. >> my name is maria i'm up here for support of betsey carmichael and the built in education we're we did get the funding for the our funding but basically for that funding we got not as much you guys are kind of saying putting the filipino i understand that everyone here for support and things like that i'm concerned about my kid she is right now in fourth grade i want to continue her education to high school so having that kind of mentality to having that background that she has i grew up as a filipino in the u.s. and wanted to have it kind of support she know here background wi

"world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. join us at 11:00. >>> on this friday night, bracing for severe weather hitting tonight. and the deadly tornado outbreak already. the 50-mile path of destruction. a town leveled. the tractor-trailer blown off the road. and the new video inside this school bus, children onboard. >>> the officer charged with murder. the new dash-cam video tonight. the part we didn't see. the other person in that car. >>> also tonight, this arrest caught on tape. late today, authorities coming forward. ten deputies put on leave tonight. >>> we're on the scene at this hour. the discovery. authorities now fearing a silent killer yet again. their urgent warning for millions. >>> and barbara walters with mary kay letourneau. now asking to be taken off the sex offender registry. married with children, with that same student all these years later.

maureen: david muir is coming up next. >>> tonight, inside the cia's deadly mistake. the drone strike hitting two hostages. two men killed. how did the cia not know they were there? among them an american husband and grandfather, and tonight, his family on the last time they saw him. the scare in the sky. three passengers falling unconscious. others around them soon feeling sick. and then, the sudden plunge. >>> a half dozen reported tornadoes. storms from texas, all the way to the northeast. the landslide, homes teetering on the edge. and tonight, the system coming next. >>> the vocal know erupting. the evacuations. and now the state of emergency declared tonight. >>> and the diane sawyer exclusive with bruce jenner. the olympic champion on his future and who he is most concerned about. a first look, right here tonight.

. >>> world news tonight with david muir is next. >> and michael finney is holding a tax hotline right >>> breaking news tonight. abc news obtaining video in a stunning new case. we have just learned a police officer will be charged with murder after being caught on camera. the officer in south carolina firing at a man running away. authorities say it started with a routine traffic stop. steve osunsami is there tonight with what police have just revealed. >>> the plane crash. seven dead, flying back after the march madness final. among the dead, a coach. >>> the power outages all over washington, d.c. lights out near the white house, the capitol. even where oprah winfrey was speaking. >>> the severe storms hitting at this hour, after tornado warnings late today. millions in the path. ginger zee is right here. >>> and no laughing matter. the famous scene from "i love lucy." and the community up

maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. join us at 11 >>> the breaking news tonight. the justice department now revealing it will open an investigation in the death of a suspect, his spine nearly severed. they want to know what happened during this arrest. and what played out inside that police van. >>> also tonight, the deadly stun gun mixup. the new outrage tonight after the volunteer deputy pleads not guilty today and then leaves on vacation for the bahamas. >>> breaking now, the cruise ship nightmare. 2,500 passengers trapped in a ferocious storm. it is churning at this hour. >>> the new test that shows if you have higher risk for breast cancer or ovarian cancer. >>> the popular apps on your phone, recording your conversations? the moment our reporter's photo is taken straight from her phone. >>> and diane sawyer is back tonight with "america strong."

"world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. join us at 11:00. have a good night. >>> tonight, the midair scare. the flight from chicago, the emergency landing. the plane descending 27,000 feet in just eight minutes. tonight, the panic among passengers as we learn what the cockpit was fearing. >>> also tonight, the severe weather hitting at this hour. 22 million in the path. the tornado threat now. the earth giving way. families evacuated. >>> breaking news from baltimore tonight. the police force defending their officers after the suspect with the nearly severed spine. tonight, saying they don't believe he was wearing his seat belt. >>> the video never seen before. inside his cell the boston bomber and what he does next straight to that camera. >>> and ben affleck's apology tonight, after trying to hide the discovery about his family's past. he says he was embarrassed by it.

"world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. have a good night. >>> tonight, the breaking developments. the officer charged with murder. this evening, what we've learned about his past after that stunning video. shooting a man who was running away after a routine traffic stop. new questions about the stun gun, was it dropped beside the victim after it was all over? did anyone perform cpr? tonight, the officer behind bars as we learn of two other investigations involving the same cop. >>> also breaking tonight, from boston dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty on all counts. will those same jurors now sentence him to death? >>> the severe storms hitting tomorrow. the tornado watch. the super cell spotted in the last 24 hours. and tonight, the school bus overturned children inside. ginger zee is right here. >>> the heist. dropping down into an elevator shaft to steal hundreds of millions in jewels. >>> and the new controversy tonight