muir became mills' role model. what john of the mountains as muir was called, had done for yosemite and valleys of california, enos mills planned to do for his beloved rockies of colorado. the meeting with muir ushered in a decade of travel that sent mills not only to california but to nevada, alaska, and the midwest. it also led to other new initiatives. in the fall of 1893, mills made his first speech on forestry in kansas city, and somewhat later, began writing articles for newspapers and magazines about estes park and the scenery of colorado, often illustrated with his own photographs. he also wrote out among local ranches and resorts talking to , old-timers, collecting bits of local history that he would weave into his first book, "the story of estes park." published in 1905. here's a photograph of mills at the age of 25 in 1895, 2 years after that first speech in kansas city. the winter of 1901, 1902 was the last in butte. the following summer, mills fulfilled a lifelong dream by purchasing longs peak house f

here is a photograph of your -- of muir. muir challenged mills on the subject of vocation.his questions and observations had the effect over time of transforming mills' somewhat aimless and undirected appreciation of nature into a passion and commitment of wilderness preservation. "you have helped me more than all the others," mills would write muir in january 1913 in the midst of the campaign for rocky mount to national park. "but for you, i might never have done anything." later, mills would go even further. "i own everything to muir. if it had not been for him, i would have been a mere gypsy." muir became mills' role model. what he had done for yosemite and valleys of california, mills planned to do for his beloved rockies of colorado. the meeting with muir ushered in a decade of travel that sent mills not only to california but nevada alaska, and the midwest and also led to other new initiatives. in the fall of 1893, mills made his first speech on forestry in kansas city and somewhat later began writing articles for newspapers and magazines about estes park and the scen

>> i'm excited. >> i'm david muir for "nightline" in madison. >> thanks to david. watching abc news. tune in to "good morning america" tomorrow. as always we are online, 24/7 "nightline" facebook page and at abcnews.com. good night america. i've been in touch with my mother'cousin colletta, who lives in a little village outside of rome. and we're invi and i'm paying -- the whole family! me too? of course you, dear! you're family! oh! ha ha! ha ha ha ha! oh! me too? yes, yes and the kids, too! everyone. you know, maybe i can tell my lady troubles to the pope. marie: look at it. it's a little, tiny village... oh, my god! oh, my god! this is unbelievable! all right, stop dancing. do you understand that this is a vacation with my family? don't we want a vacation from my family? if they're gonna bother me anyway i'll take bothered in italy. ha ha ha! we were -- we were gonna go to the jersey shore. italy... free trip to italy. well, i don't know. i'm not really interested in other cultures. [ laughing ] okay. yoyou know, i-in the past, your...dumbness has gotten in the

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>> no, that's right, fitty. >> how do you think david muir would have said it?s not get into that. >> 50 cents. >> we've got to start the half hour. something david muir was very much involved in. >> all right. you ready to go that direction? >> wisconsin governor scott walker, yep, we got another republican, another day, another republican has joined the race. >> he opens his campaign in important early voting states this week with stops in nevada, south carolina, and new hampshire. abc's mary bruce with more. >> reporter: the republican race for the white house is getting even more crowded. >> we are running to serve as your president of the united states of america. >> reporter: wisconsin governor scott walker now the 15th republican to jump in hoping to set himself apart as a harley riding washington outsider. in his first campaign speech casting himself as a proven leader who can get things done. >> we need new fresh leadership, leadership with big bold ideas from outside of washington. >> reporter: but right now all the momentum is with donald trump who is

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world news tonight with david muir is next.'m ama daetz in for cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. for all of us we appreciate your time. hope to see you again in half an hour. bye for now. >>> new details tonight. the great escape. the world's most notorious drug lord on the run. the massive manhunt now. tonight, we are at the prison. the mile-long tunnel that began in the shower, right underneath his feet. and new outrage tonight from american authorities. >>> also breaking, the boston police captain who turned his own son in. authorities say that son was planning a major attack. >>> the massive storm. tornadoes touching down. severe weather for 60 million tonight, from minneapolis to atlanta. the east coast gets hit next. >>> and an abc news exclusive. my interview with wisconsin governor scott walker tonight, just announcing he's in. his reaction to donald trump. we ask, is jeb bush a name from the past? and the family, very honest about the one issue they don't agree with their father on.

the proposed solution to overcrowding when you visit muir woods. >> plus, it's become a tough problem to kill off. what the parks department is doing differently the second time around to try to get rid of the toxic algae bloom. >> reporter: i'm mark tamayo. the fillmore center in san francisco, waiting for the salsa festival to begin. quite a few of the dancers warming up. a completely different story in a couple of hours. lot of dancing and free lessons and my dance lesson is coming up. get ready for that, coming up after the break. >> we can't wait for that! checking in now on the friday evening commute, here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, where it is jam-packed trying to get into the city at this hour. >> we want to show you a live look from sky fox over the golden gate bridge. isn't that just a gorgeous shot? a lot of heavy traffic on the southbound -- that is heading into the city from north marin. northbound looks pretty good. we'll be back after the break. . >>> marin county supervisors made a deal with the national park service that will require vehicle registrat

i'm amy robach in for david muir. we begin with stunning new developments tonight about those escaped convicts. david sweat captured alive, talking to authorities. a hospital bed confession straight out of a hollywood movie, revealing staggering details from their days on the run, the close calls during that manhunt, hiding in trees while police passed by. and from inside that prison, their months of preparation, the dry runs. tonight, 12 members of that prison staff now on leave. abc's linzie janis back on the story leading us off. >> reporter: tonight a major shakeup behind the walls of this prison. the superintendent, his security chief and ten guards and officials now on indefinite leave as investigators learn the two killers started digging through the walls of their cells way back in january. >> does this mean their cells weren't checked in six months? >> i think that's an issue. >> reporter: prosecutor andrew wiley telling me david sweat admits the two men broke out of their cells night after night to scout the

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. >> world news tonight with david muir will have more from chattanooga next here on channel 6. >>> here at home, police continue to investigate a home invasion in the long crest section of philadelphia lawmen responded to a call from a teenage girl in the 6200 block of tabor avenue they were in the house and the girl was terrified. chad pradelli is live now with the full story. >> reporter: jim, you said it this was a terrifying ordeal for this 16-year-old the two men broke in at 10:00 this morning and they were only in the house a couple of minutes but for this girl it fellalize hours. >> 16-year-old lisa heard the commotion and alone and frighteninged ran into her parents bedroom and ran for the closet and locked the dor. >> i sat in here and i had my hand right here and i was peeking out a little bit. she said seconds later one of the suspects busted open the door and i saw a glimpse of one of them but did not fully see their face and they did talk and said i think someone is in the house. >> the northeast high school student called 911. i was like whispering like i think someone is

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here's "world news tonight" anchor david muir. >> reporter: we travel the streets of mexico city in searchdren. abc news getting the black list obtained by disability rights international. facilities the government says are abusive, in bad condition. yet children are still dropped off. authorities put these institutions on a black list? >> yes. >> but they're still open? >> yes. >> does the public know about the black list? >> they don't know. >> reporter: they're about to. our first stop, we walk up to the metal door of the unsettling maze of locked doors, padlocks on nearly every door, every window. children of all ages, many left by parents, some with disabilities, some from detention centers, under one roof. commotion outside this door. no doorknob. a little girl peering out. she'd been locked in the bathroom. we walk upstairs, the gates are locked, children mopping for fun. government money keeping this home open. even though it's on the government black list. >> did you find any evidence of doctors? >> no. >> therapists? >> no. teachers, no, no psychiatrists, nothing. >> reporter: ar

also stay tuned in the next few minutes i'll be doing a live remote with david muir talking about the national weather pattern for the weekend. >> cecily thank you. >>> it is getting a bit more colorful along the ben franklin parkway in center city today. two artists started painting the sidewalk mural at eakins oval to mark the official opening of the summer program area. the 25,000 square foot mural will be called summer kaleidoscope an beer garden is being set up in that area which will feature gourmet food trucks and live music. the official ribbon cutting is next wednesday. >>> and abc's world news tonight with david muir and cecily next here on channel six. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl17 with brian taff and ducis rodgers. for jim gardner cecily ducis the entire "action news" team, i'm monica malpass. have a great weekend. hope to see you soon at 11:00. i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york and about

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"gma" first thing tomorrow, david muir will be back tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. first thing tomorrow, david muir will be back tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. >>> an arrest made in a grisly family murder and we're learning more about the victims. >> record heat in the bay area high temperatures are north likely to stick around. >>> millions of dollars raises a thousands of people walk to fight aids. highlights from one-of the bay area's top fundraising event abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> an arrest in a modesto murder mystery. police believe this man 30-year-old martin martinez, killed five people the youngest a six-month-old baby. tonight police are trying to figure out why. good evening. i'm katie marzullo. we begin team coverage with sergio quintana who has confirmed the i'd of one victim. >> reporter: neighbors here in modesto tell me the people who lived in that house right there were not always very approachable but a they were nonetheless shocked when police descended on the street last night. they're even more shocked to

nature writers a chance really to appreciate it and to write about it in the same sense that john muirn a serial mouse had a chance to appreciate and write about that wilderness. temporary wilderness was pretty much gone by the turn-of-the-century. it does still exist in the imagination of people and that was, i should say in the very earliest sort of treatments literary treatments of this region and exploration literature, it was very much a presence like in the journals of lewis and clark describes this area, filled with wildlife in beauty and diversity. and also george kaplan was an artist and export came to this region, painted in this area wrote about it. his descriptions of prairie fires were immensely popular in the early and mid-19th century. 's as a place of adventure yeah it was in the early literature it could be found and appreciated. but most of the literature after the official about the conquering of the prairie. willa cather's books are really about the transformation of wild prairie into cropland. so oftentimes you'll hear this region referred to as prairie but they're

i'm cecelia vega, in for david muir. we begin tonight with america on high alert this fourth of july. police ratcheting up security across the country. officers out in full force. authorities in l.a. saying this is the highest terror alert since 9/11. at tourist attractions, heavily armed guards metal detectors, dogs out on patrol. checkpoints set up. and in boston, the commissioner saying a lone wolf attack is the city's worst nightmare. abc's gio benitez telling us no one is taking any chances. >> reporter: tonight, a nation on alert. major cities ramping up security. here in new york and across the country. in washington, d.c., u.s. park police are on horseback at the national mall. >> we're aware of what's the discussion and chatter is around the fourth of july events and all those threats. and we take those into account. >> reporter: authorities worried about lone wolves. fueled by an isis social media campaign. officers everywhere are preparing for the worst. in cities like boston, police are deploying special team

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he's a favorite among social conservatives and as he told our abc's david muir walker thinks he is thesh face to lead the country forward. >> the republican race for the white house is getting even more crowded. >> i'm running for president to fight and win for the american people. >> reporter: wisconsin governor scott walker today making it official. now the 15th republican to jump in walker is hoping to set himself apart as a harley riding washington outsider casting himself as a proven leader who can get things done. >> wisconsin you. >> reporter: right now all the momentum is with donald trump. he's surging in the polls drawing huge crowds the biggest yet of this campaign season and condemnation for his controversial comments on illegal immigrants. >> they're bringing drugs they're bringing crime they're rapists. >> reporter: republicans are worried that trump is hurting the party's outreach to hispanics. but in an exclusive interview with abc's david muir walker steered clear of that fight. >> i think donald trump and any of those others can speak for themselves. what i'm going to

benitez's report on world news tonight with david muir right after "action news" at 6:00. >> the secondadly drag racing accident has been found guilty now of third degree murder. a judge announced that verdict today against cues san akhmedov after a nonjury trial. he was raising a man before a crash that killed samaria banks and her three young sons. the family was trying to cross the roosevelt boulevard at the time. akhmedov will be sentenced on first. the other suspect already entered a guilty plea. >> philadelphia police hope new surveillance video will lead them to a woman accused of robbing at least four banks. this is footage from inside a citizens bank on the 10,000 block of bustleton avenue last thursday. the woman dressed in full muslim garb can be seen handing the teller a note indicating she had a bomb and then leaving with crash. the fbi believes she's the same woman responsible for robbing at least three other banks in northeast philadelphia since june 9th. if you have any information about the holdup, call the fbi or philadelphia police. >>> delaware state police say someo

i'm david muir.e to >>> it appears she was lured to the suspect's apartment willingly. >>> tonight at 6:00 disturbing details on what happened to 8-year-old maddy middleton. >>> triple digit heat and low humidity are keeping fire risks high. i'll give you the conditions of the fire. >>> check out this new ride for first responders. >>> happening now the wragg fire jumped containment today, and now burning 400 acres. 200 residents are under mandatory evacuation orders on sky ranch road and blue ridge road. the fire burned almost 7,000 acres and was 80% contained before the flames ignited again. >> brenda sent us this photo and patrick took this video. suk see that plume of smoke we've been talking about. if you have photos of the fire share them with the hash tag abc7 now. >>> firefighters contained a 250 ache brush fire near camp parks in dublin. smoke could be seen from throughout the tri valleys. >>> firefighters in four separate agencies had a hand in keeping the fire under control about 3:00 p.m.

will be more on this financial crisis across the world coming up on world news tonight with david muir, this is after "action news" at 6:00, at the "action news" big board now a summer time favorite is back in new jersey fresh produce by the pound and this particular roadside stand is run by a group of students getting a lesson in business outside of classroom. glassboro high school kicks off its farm stand this week, featuring vegetables and fruits grown locally in new jersey and the stand itself is run by the teenagers, through it the students get a glimpse of working in the real world there are eight positions and the students go through filling out an application and an interview and they are taught to run the business from start to finish. >> i am learning customer service and bagging and carrying groceries to the car sometimes it's a great program. >> it's for people without work experience that can actually learn from it. it's a good way to make money. >> now the farm stand program was started by rutgers decades ago when but the funding went away glassboro high thought it was a

well follow this on air and online as 6abc.com and a special world news with david muir will have prehencive coverage after "action news" at 6:00. >>> a radnor township man is out on bail after officials say they found tens of thousands of videos and images of child pornography on his computer. sara bloomquist talk to the delaware county d.a. about the case. and joins us live with the details. >> reporter: 68-year-old john francis steele lives here on the 1200 block. what are you about to see his house is terribly yegted and falling down and inside of that house they found all kinds of computers containing tens of thousands of images of child porn. 68-year-old john francis steele is charged with all kinds of offenses. authorities raided his home in villanova after a task force uncovered the possibility he may be possessing and trading explicit images of children and they left with handfuls of kpouters and analyzed their contents. >> we were able to retrieve thousands of images of child pornography. >> they depicted children in sex acts and 8,000 images to see if they meet the legal definitio

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maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir up next. why are we watching this again?ay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> breaking news tonight, a major development coming in now involving bill cosby. after so many women accuse cosby of drugging them tonight antially explosive discovery. what bill cosby reportedly admitted to. >>> also breaking tonight, the terror leader who threatened american lives on the fourth of july new reports tonight he might have been the one killed on the fourth. >>> also this scare today at walter reed medical center the families locking themselves in their rooms. >>> the race to contain wildfires this evening. homes destroyed where many families va

maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. leon: see you at 11:00. have a good night. see you then. >>> tonight, the debate the firestorm. is america safer after the deal with iran? president obama fights back against his critics here at home. the moment he chastises a recorder on live tv saying you should know better. >>> breaking news tonight. new video of el chapo in his cell moments before disappearing through that hole in the shower. and now, the birds reportedly discovered. did he use them to test the air quality in that mile-long tunnel? >>> the video authorities did not want the public to see. the unarmed man shot and killed. the multimillion dollar settlement. and american taxpayers paying for these moments under growing scrutiny. >>> the mystery baby. her remains found near a major american airport. more than 50 million views. late today, the new plea. >>> and the surprise tonight on pluto. the first pictures coming in now, even nasa w

"world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. we will be here at 11:00. see you then. >>> tonight, bracing for a major heat wave. temperatures feeling well above 100. plus the urgent effort to stop a massive wildfire burning at this hour. 1,800 homes threatened. >>> the passenger jet heading to dallas turned around. the nose of the plane crushed. >>> overboard in the atlantic. the desperate search for two boys. why the coast guard believes there's a chance they're still alive. >>> and president obama, with scathing words on the presidential race. >>> and is your car on the list

david muir is next with >>> tonight, the dangerous heat. power lines e rumts into flames. separate cases saving children smashing through windows to get them out. the highway buckling, the trains faulted. and a hospital plunged into darkness. >>> tonight, the new outrage. donald trump in front of cameras giving out a rival's phone number. >>> breaking news the new video inside the jail. the moment a woman is discovered dead. she had been pulled over for a routine traffic stop. >>> a drone with a semiautomatic gun in an american park. the investigation. >>> and made in america. we take you inside the

here now, elizabeth vargas and david muir. >> good evening, tonight we're taking you inside a huge black market that you haven't seen before. something perhaps stolen of yours, then re-sold. >> everything from bikes to tablets to iphones, snatched out of your home or car. so, take a look as we show you how to catch a thief. here's gio benitez in hot pursuit. >> reporter: the city is san francisco. many have left their hearts here, but leave anything else and, well -- name it. we heard it over the past year. cell phones, computers, bikes even guitars. all stolen. >> living in a big city, theft is just a part of city life. >> random theft, you know, bikes, cars. >> my antenna on my car has been stolen. >> break-ins. >> everyone gets their bike stolen. >> reporter: the victims of these crimes rarely ever see their stuff again, until tonight. it's time for a hot pursuit. we thought it was high time to turn the tables. so we got a bunch of merchandise. brand new tablets, high end purses, these expensive marin bikes, and a shiny six-string. >> they brought me five bicycles and a really nice ac

it happened on northbound interstate 680 with the officer taken to john muir medical center where amy hollyfield joins us. amy? >> yes kristen, we hear the officer is going to be okay that he has moderate to major injuries including a possible broken bone. let's get to the video of the accident scene. it happened at 9:00 this morning. this was on interstate 680 northbound in danville the it happened to an officer who was on a motorcycle. the report is that the motorcycle was clipped by a big-rig truck. we can see from our shot from sky 7 that the big rig wheel came off. traffic was shut down, northbound, for more than an hour while they helped the officer investigate it and clear the scene. officers shifted their attention to the hospital in walnut creek. several are here to check on and support their injured colleague. we do think he is going to be okay. we will continue to monitor this story. the c.h.p. officer i spoke with did not hear if the big-rig driver will be cited for anything in this situation or if the driver is at fault. they say right now it is too early to tell. >> than

david muir has who on that next on world news. >>> newlyweds in buck county are having the worst luck tonight, two days after returning from their honeymoon a septic truck crashed into their brand new home destroying part of the first floor with the husband inside. nora muchanic picks up the story from there. >> i heard the horn honking and then the truck hit my house. >> it happened so fast and then it was over, a 20 ton septic truck careened off the drive and over a fence and down a hill and into their new house. >> we got back from our honeymoon on saturday and this is where we were suppose to start our life, i'm a little upset. >> the truck blasted through a back wall and came to a rest when it hit a wall in the garage. >> i am glad my dogs are safe and my husband is safe and no one got hurt. >> police tell "action news" that his brakes failed on a winding road that passes the lapore's house. >> the driver tried to ditch the truck and slow it down because he lost the brakes. >> i heard a bang and glass fall and and didn't know what it was at first. >> it caused structural damage b

world news tonight with david muir will have much more on the investigation into abdulazeez and the crime spree tonight at 6:30 right after "action news" at 6:00. >> turning to the forecast temperatures are going to heat up this week and by sunday the conditions could actually be dangerous. let's go outside to get the details from meteorologist adam joseph and accuweather. >> yeah, monica we've had a last break the last 48 hours from that intense heat, humidity and storms but as we get into the weekend it will be the hottest it's felt this entire year. in fact we take a look at the numbers right now. not bad. 78 in reading, 80 in millville. with the winds off the water at the shore not bad 78 degrees with the ocean of 74. as we look at double scan live radar all of the showers right now are to our north but there's a warm front just east of pittsburgh and west of washington. that's going to be migrating through later on tonight early tomorrow morning and that is going to throw that intense humidity back in and also will spark a couple of showers, downpours and thunderstorms. but the phill

maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir up next. leon: see you at 11:00. have a good on soccer. top chef. soccer. top chef. [whi stles] soccer! top chef! [shouting] disco! [singing] say it and see it. the x1 voice remote, only from xfinity. >>> tonight, the danger in the water as millions head to america's beaches. the new shark attack off the same stretch of coastline, the 7th in just three weeks. the victim in shallow water, bitten several times, barely escaping. should the beaches be closed? >>> the airline industry under fire. abc news learning the justice department is investigating major airlines. did they work together to illegally drive up prices? >>> deadly storms. tornados reported from north dakota to pennsylvania. 18 million facing extreme weather. the wildfires in the west the record heat. ginger zee with the holiday forecast. >>> mind games. hope solo's revealing admission, how she siekd out her opponent to help team usa into the final.

"world news tonight" with david muir is up next. leon: all right. we'll be here for you. >>> tonight, several breaking stories. the historic deal with iran. the backlash here at home. the president saying it will make the world safer. tonight, israel calling it a stunning historic mistake. what does it mean for american security? martha raddatz in iran. >>> also breaking at this hour new video of el chapo, from inside his cell just a short time before he escaped into that mile-long tunnel. authorities set to release it. >>> swept away. multiple homes gone in seconds. the search for the missing at this hour. the deadly system not moving east. >>> the miracle survivor tonight. the daughter walking out of the woods, two days after a plane crash. and the other plane tonight landing in the middle of traffic. >>> and we're just hours away tonight. christmas in july? it's amazon versus walmart. and our reporter tonight with the list of mega-deals.

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. >> abc's world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6 and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff adam joseph and ducis rogers. and 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 for "action news" at 11:00. >>> breaking tonight, flight 370, what we now know about that piece of wing. the new clues washing ashore the number on the wing, and the crucial information it reveals. the positioning of the flap how the jet might have gone down and now the suitcase. >>> the other plane emergencies today here at home. the smoke, the chutes deployed and a second plane, a fire as it touches down. we have just learned two more officers put on leave tonight after that routine stop shooting a driver dead rolling away in the car. the new video coming in tonight. >>> our joint investigation from orphans to children locked in cages. we're with the team trying to help them and tonight a major development. >>> and an urgent plea from the fbi, the bank bandit with

"world news tonight" with david muir is up next. >>> tonight, america on alert. heavily-armed police deployed across u.s. cities. in times square, officers on guard. in washington, protecting historic monuments on horseback, on foot. in l.a., a call to be on alert for possible terror attacks. fourth of july fears heating up. >>> severe holiday storms. the tornadoes. the deadly road collapse. and the flash flood rescues in the south. dangerous heat in the west. 30 million people at risk tonight. >>> at a popular tourist attraction, the woman killed. the accused gunman -- a felon, wanted by immigration agents. >>> and, "enjoy your ride, cuz we sure will." the sign found inside a baltimore police van tonight, threatening to re-ignite tensions there all over again.

. >>> world news tonight with david muir has more on all the glitches next at 6:30 here on 6 abc. >>> we have new details about the discovery of two bodies in the rio grande section of cape may county. they were found at a homeless camp and believed to be in their 50s, no signs of foul play and autopsies will be performed to determine the cause of death. >>> a robber is in custody after holding up a bank in montgomery county chased then by a county employee that happened to be inside. walter perez is live with more on that. >> the identity of the alleged bank thief is released he is 30-year-old kevin way, and the person that performed an armed citizens arrest is a local pat hatboro councilman, a man identified as kevin way entered the td bank in hatboro and gave the tiller a note. in the note it indicated that if he wasn't delivered money he was going to start shooting. >> the suspect had just left the bank with a bag of money and a dye pack exploded. something that was witnessed by councilman george forging who was standing nearby. >> forging chased the defendant a quarter mile reque

. >>> your next trip to muir woods may cost more. the national parks service announced the entrance fee to the popular redwood service near marin will increase from $7 to $10 on january 1st 2016. the marin board of supervisors also approved new parking restrictions yesterday. the plan is to eliminate parking on a road near muir woods and establish a car reservation system. >>> 6:06. today a judge will resume a hearing on a restraining order filed against the alameda county district attorney's office. it was filed by the builders of the berkeley apartment complex where a balcony collapsed two weeks ago killing six people. segway construction wants to keep investigators from examining evidence without them being present. also newly released city records show an inspector hired by building management rated the balcony's structural components in good condition last august. >>> more fallout from a second scandal involving a police sergeant in kensington. people live there are tieing to get three members of the police board removed. "the c

. >>> abc world news tonight with david muir next on channel 6 and then join me and adam joseph and ducis rogers on phl 17 at 10:00. for jim gardner cecily tynan jeff skversky and ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. hope to see you tonight. >>> tonight, two massive fires burning as we come on the air. the family escaping. >> oh my gosh. go. >> the famous national park families, tourists racing. and the other giant wildfire moving in on hundreds of homes, evacuations at this hour. >>> also tonight, the crash-landing. the passenger jet slamming down onto the runway. passengers panicked. that video, and now the new conclusion. what happened seconds before? >>> donald trump touches down and heads right for the mexican border. and just before our cameras capturing this. authorities say two men trying to run across the border into the u.s. >>> the trouble on the tracks. he tries to stop the train. the limousine with the sweet 16 party stuck. the train barrelling right into it. the unbelievable ending. >>> and rushing out of the water today in the northeast.

maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. leon: all right.t will do it for us now. join us here at 11:00. we will be here. ma >> reporter: tonight breaking news. we are on the scene, that mid-air collision, the f-16 that sliced right through a plane. at this hour the search the passengers in the small plane dead. >> we need to get an ambulance back here. >> the fireball and you will hear from eye witnesses. >>> new developments in the case of the young woman, the daughter taking a stroll on a pier and allegedly shot and killed by an undocumented immigrant. the anger tonight being heard clear across the country. >>> the dangerous commute. this car hydroplaning slamming into another one on the side of the road tonight preparing for flash floods from california to vegas, from louisville to pittsburgh. >>> you've seen him in ads for subway. tonight authorities sweeping into his home and major action now from subway. >>> and the women of team usa. this just in tonight, they are getting a parade. but will

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"world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. leon: be here at 11:00. see you then. have a good night. >>> breaking news tonight, the family in front of the cameras just a short time ago. new video tonight of their loved one. for the first time, you will now hear the back and forth. what the officer says, what she says back. and right here tonight, the woman's phone call from jail before she was found dead. >>> also tonight, we fly you right over the massive fire outside new york city along a very busy corridor. more than 100 neighbors evacuated at this hour. >>> the extreme weather tonight, the lightning strike igniting a fire. >> oh, my god! >> just now word of another strike at a popular beach. three victims. >>> the emergency at a popular cruise ship tonight, passengers rushing to emergency exits in their life jackets. >>> and watch the trolley out of control in an america

abc world news with david muir is next on channel 6. and world news continues on phl 17 at 10:00. and please join us for "action news" here on channel 6 at 11:00. for jeff skversky ducis rogers the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> tonight, the danger in the water as millions head to america's beaches. the new shark attack off the same stretch of coastline, the 7th in just three weeks. the victim in shallow water, bitten several times, barely escaping. should the beaches be closed? >>> the airline industry under fire. abc news learning the justice department is investigating major airlines. did they work together to illegally drive up prices? >>> deadly storms. tornados reported from north dakota to pennsylvania. 18 million facing extreme weather. the wildfires in the west the record heat. ginger zee with the holiday forecast. >>> mind games. hope solo's revealing admission, how she siekd out her opponent to help team usa into the final.