so, too, was we mills' old friend john muir. i'm heart lay with you for your plan for a national park in colorado, he wrote mills in february of 1910. i will call attention of the sierra club to the proposed new park. nowhere was mills' role more critical than with respect to the colorado mountain club and the general federation of women's clubs, whose educational committee chair was mary belle king sherman, the wife of a prominent chicago newspaper man who had spent several summers at mills' longs peak inn and who would eventually buy a vacation cottage of her own across the road. it is safe to say that without mills' personal encouragement and involvement, the colorado mountain club would not have been founded, and the very influential general federation of women's clubs and the voices of american women would not have become so vigorously engaged in support of the new park. there were others who helped and helped mightily. of these, no one was more important than denver lawyer james grafton rogers, who willingly and tirelessly

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dave muir anchors is special edition from the vatican. pope francis and the people airs tonight at 6:30 right here on 6abc. >>> and in connection to the pope's upcoming visit the academy of natural science has opened a new exhibit today. the clergy and the academy's collections features different artifacts from the 18th and 19th centuries. some of those include animals, shells and insects that were collected by clergy of different religions who were also amateur scientists. the exhibit will run until the end of october. >>> and this reminder get updates on the pope's upcoming visit by following at 6abc pope on twitter. we're posting the latest news tips and pictures as we prepare for the arrival of pope francis next month. >>> and still to come on "action news" tonight, an ocean county man completes his quest to swim in the ocean every day for a year. ahead, what kept the man on a mission going through every season. season. >>> tom brady and the nfl went back to court. we'll tell you when a judge could rule on the deflate-gate appeal. >>

it makes you think what else is out there. >> david muir, abc news, new york. >> yeah.hat else is out there. >> metal detector finally getting put to good use. >> that's true. >> your home state of florida this keep 20% of whatever you find down there. >> we've got to help pay for the education. i hope that's where that money goes to. >> something else though. that is cool. >> it is pretty cool. apparently the diver who discovered the coins william bartlett wouldn't say how much his cut would be. he said i'm just a guy on a boat living the dream. >> coming up next, a dancing cop and an elephant goes shopping. n. not super adventurous. have you ever thought about trying a pleasure gel? it just seems a little bit edgy and maybe a little racy? pleasure gels are for couples just like you. ky love creates a new sensation. sometimes it can be fun to incorporate something new because it brings you even closer emotionally. wow. i like the way this feels. so do you think you'd try it? i think so. does your carpet ever feel rough don't avoid it. resolve it. our new formula with a

none of the people on the train were injuredas we said, the two people who were taken to the john muir medical center are listed in critical condition and are fighting for their lives. i'm jeff bush, in brentwood, kron four news. >> pam :here's a map to show you where this was in the delta. the train was headed west.to oakland. the truck and jetskis were on orwood road. this is east of brentwood and just north of discovery bay. the truck ended up in the middle river. no word why the truck was on the tracks. new details tonight. a peninsula pet sitter could face jail time. for allegedly abusing dogs. we showed you one video last night on our news at 8. it showed the woman. shaking and slamming a small dog to the ground. and now there is a second video. also today kron-4's justine waldman discovered the woman was also running an illegal business. >> justine :the video is hard to watch. taken by a neighbor in july it shows the woman jerk a dog by the neck, slam it to the ground and then slap it several times. the humane society released the video in hopes of finding the dog because of fea

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cities with the help of abc's david muir and abc news.phanie ramos is live in washington, d.c. with more. stephanie. >> reporter: sharrie, this is really neat to see s the event comes just weeks before the pope's upcoming visit to the u.s. in many parts of the world, 78-year-old pope francis has rock star status. he's the first latin american jesuit to lead the roman catholic church and today another historic landmark for the pope from argentina. he became the first pope to hold a virtual audience via satellite with hundreds of people in los angeles, chicago, texas with abc world news tonight anchor david muir moderating at the vatican. the virtual audience lasted about an hour as the pontiff engaged with individuals from three different groups. students at the high school in new york citin. the pope said it's important for him to meet with all of them, the citizens of the united states who have problems like anyone else. he heard stories of struggle invoking fears and gave immigrant children hope for a better future: at one point asking

world news with david muir is up next. eyewitness news returns at 11:00.

. >>> it appears that a three- month long strike at john muir may be reaching a breaking point. 19 union maintenance ecnears went on strike in may. they are not being offered the same wages as those in concord. the union has notified the striking employees they need to come back to work today or the hospital will recruit replacements. >> we'll continue to strike. we'll continue to ask for negotiating sessions. we'll continue to fight for the benefits and the wages that these people demand. >> and we just heard from representatives from john muir within the last hour, they say that the contract offer they've offered the workers is fair and consistent and calls the -- they call the pension proposals from local 39 too expensive. in a statement, the hospital says although it will begin the process of hiring replacements, the striking engineers will be free to return as long as the positions are still available. >>> ocean researchers docked in san francisco over the weekend to show how they plan to clean up the garbage in the ocean. the ocean star is docked at pier 30 along the embarcadero. i

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. >>> world news tonight with david muir will have more on today's market action. that is next at 6:30 right after "action news." >>> it was slow going for drivers in west chester today as crews worked to clean up a small fuel spill which is the scene near dillworthtown road and route 202 at 8 o'clock this morning. a fuel truck spilled some of its load after colliding with another vehicle. fortunately nobody was hurt. >>> two weeks from the start of the new year and a group of philadelphia area students including those with special needs have suddenly lost their school. "action news" reporter walter perez has that story. >> reporter:. >> right now we're living our worst nightmare. >> reporter: olga is referring to the closure of the education plus cyber charter school facility in abington. a move that has devastated these parents who say this school has done wonders for their children who suffer from disabilities including dyslexia and autism. caroline says her son who has asperge gary's syndrome has flourished since entering education plus two years ago. >> now he

muir is co >>> tonight, the grows emergency. the white house watching. fire tornadoes breaking out in a middle of an exploding wildfire. thousands of families evacuated. while in the east tonight, severe storms in boston late today. new york overnight and the deadly circus tent collapse. >>> meantime, a the a this this hour, the most powerful storm on the planet. >>> outbreak. the growing number an airborne disease showing up in two states. >>> the manhunt at this hour. the man armed and dangerous, wounding two officers. neighbors warning to stay indoors. >>> and who makes the cut for the first big debate and the two candidates who will right there in the middle. >>> good evening and we begin tonight with severe weather on boast coasts. first, the growing emergency in california. the raging fire exploding in size. the white house now keeping careful watch. and look at this. what appears to be tornadoes of fire there in the middle of the wall of flames. the fire actually jumping a highway. tonight, more than 10,000 firefighters now deployed across califor

i'm david muir.rom all of us here at abc news, have a good ev >>. >>> new at 6:00, shocking allegations against a local planned parenthood clinic. did they harvest an organ from a living newborn? >> how much did you lose today? wall street turns in it's worst performance since the great recession. >>> an important deadline. can they come up with something that kill keep the raiders in oakland? >>> a storage facility was about to be demolished with everything in it. about to be. how tenants may get their things back. >>> the people who have been putting out under cover videos showing planned parenthood in a bad light are now making serious allegations against the clinic here in the bay area. good evening, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. the in the video a woman is making disturbing claims about what she says she saw at a san jose planned parenthood clinic. abc7 news reporter david louie is live with the story there. david? >> reporter: the controversy extends to san jose. these allegations are made

october by the way is a night in cuba, celebration of a new era and world news tonight with david muirill have much more from cuba for you tonight at 6:30. >>> philadelphia school district helped families get ready for the new school year coming up today. it hosted a back to school education day right at the high school of the future, the city's parkside section. students could register for classes. there was different information for parents and more than a hundred organizations were there to answer questions. there were even educational games and some fun face painting for the kids later. >>> if you are looking for something to do this weekend you can head out the musikfest in bethlehem. gates opened about 15 minutes ago. 16 stages are set up and their plenty of vendors to check out at one of the biggest free music festival in the country. darius rucker are the headliners tonight. by the way the festival wraps up this sunday. >> the stage is also set for a big music weekend in atlantic city. lucky folks scored free tickets today on the boardwalk. sunday's concert put on by live natio

out in terms of vendor issues, the uh see is in the final stages of negotiating a contract with john muir. there are 28 claimants that might be effective should they not be successful in negotiating a contract, but maybe they're not sending anything appear they're not required by law to. we don't have a managed care plan there. i've added some items of note. let me just go back for a moment to data analytics. it actually entered our first set of data. after you know, it was this time last year you were approving the abcd and we now have data and we are actually -it's exciting to have entered data. that's from marina was also at that time. >> if i might, in terms of a telephone number for the hss board. i like to at least have that part of this broadcast. >> absolutely part of this broadcast. >> absolutely part of this broadcast. >> absolutely >> 415-554-0662. the e-mail is health.service.board. at sf dog.org. >> thank you. i just added some items of note. you referred to them earlier to my commissioner scott. the mergers and it positions continue both at the insurer level and at the provi

abc news anchor david muir moderated that session and reporter stephanie ramos explains how it works.r-old pope francis has rock star status in many parts of the world. the first latin american jesuit to lead the roman chath lick church. he bake the first pope to hold a virtual audience with hundreds of people in los angeles, chicago, with david muir moderating at the vatican. the virtual audience lasted about an hour as the pontiff engaged with individuals from three different groups. students at the jesuit high school in chicago's inner city, and a church near the u.s./mexico border, homeless men, women and families in los angeles. the pope said it's important for him to meet with all of them. the citizens of the united states. who have problems like anyone else. he heard stories of struggle, invoking tears and gave immigrant children hope for a better future. at one point asking a teenager in chicago fighting tough personal battles to sing for him. she did. >> i guess i had to do it, since it's the pope. >> reporter: he even called directly on a sister who helps immigrants in texas

>> announcer: from abc news world headquarters, this is abc "world news tonight" with david muir. >>> good evening and it's great to have you on a friday night. we begin 90 miles off the shore in cuba. tonight, the american flag once again flying just outside of u.s. embassy there for the first time in more than 50 years. excitement on the ground, thousands of cubans shoulder to shoulder watching it unfold. many americans tonight watching, remembering the time when cuba was a popular destination. the rich culture, the casinos, and the night life. when will travel open up for everyday americans who want to see the island? the cars frozen in time. jim avila who broke the story several months back about the u.s. and its changing relationship with cuba, leading us off tonight from cuba. jim in >> reporter: today, as the stars and stripes climbed that flagpole, cubans lined the streets to watch. [ cheers ] chanting usa, usa, waving american flags. peering through binoculars, secretary of state john kerry, celebrating the first true american embassy on the island in 54 years. >> our leaders

maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir up next. join us at 11:00. ha street losing streak. down again after the worst three-day point loss in history. 401(k) take a new hit and new fears tonight about how low it can go. >>> developing now, high school hostages, police respond to a 14-year-old with a gun holding a roomful of students and his teacher. what happened next. >>> the train attack terror suspect in court today blind folded and barefoot. prosecutors reveal his intent to kill and what he did moments before the american heros stopped him. >>> trump attack. the g.o.p. front-runner unleashes a new twitter tirade, hitting his opponents, taking aim at fox news. what will he say to thousands gathered in iowa right now. >>> and nightmare at the museum, the 350-year-old masterpiece worth more than $1 million, no match for the 12-year-old who stumbled right into it.

leon: david muir moderated the event. stephanie ramos shows us what it looked like. stephanie: in many parts of the world 78-year-old pope francis has rock star status. the first latin american jesuit to lead the roman catholic church. today, another historic land mark for the pope from argentina. he became the first pope to hold a virtual audience via satellite with hundreds of people in los angeles, chicago, mcallen, texas, with "world news tonight" anchor david muir moderating at the vatican. it lasted an hour as the pontiff engaged with individuals from three groups. students from the jesuit high school in chicago's inner city, con gre grants from the church and homeless women, men and families in los angeles. he said it is important to meet with them, those who have problems like anyone else. he heard stories of struggle and gave immigrant children hope for a better future. at one point asking a teenager with tough personal battles to sing for him. she did. >> i had to do it. it's the pope. stephanie: pope francis helped directly on woman who helps those in texa

. >> abc world news ton with david muir is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff and adam joseph. and join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> we have several breaking stories tonight. the deadly explosions. two massive blasts in china, the mushroom cloud glowing in the sky, the walls crashing in. several dead, hundreds reportedly injured. our bob woodruff standing by in china tonight. >>> also breaking, former president jimmy carter just revealing he has cancer. his message late today. >>> the police officer fired opportunity after shooting and killing this unarmed football star. the officer now claiming tonight the police chief acted too quickly in firing him. >>> tom brady's last chance to get that suspension lifted, today the quarterback coming face-to-face with the nfl commissioner. and tonight the judge revealing which way he might be leaning. >>> and

our reporter is at john muir medical center with the latest. janet? >> yes, a driver who is barely able to escape a burning car is now being treated at john muir hospital for major injuries, and this is video of a fiery crash sent to us by a viewer in el sobrante. c.h.p. said that a chevrolet camaro sideswiped another car before flashing into a free and bursting into flames. the driver was able to make it out but three other passengers were trapped and either died as a result of the crash or fire. officials are looking into the cause of the crash. >> the san pablo dam road is two lane highway and eastbound and westbound and it has towns and twists but this portion appears straight. as far as what happened with the camaro coming into the other line i am not sure what happened. >> the coroner took the three badly burned bodies and will try to get an i.d. on them. c.h.p. and contra costa sheriff will investigate the case. they say that alcohol and speed likely lay add role in the incident. >>> the develop news in the south bay where two san jose police o

"world news tonight" with david muir up next. see you at 11:00.e a good evening. >>> tonight, the gas explosion. the search for the missing today. first, the natural gas fears, then the sudden blast. more than 60 people and their split-second escape. we're on the scene. and we have seen several of these explosions in recent months. >>> donald trump and his tough new words on undocumented immigrants and their children born here. are they really u.s. citizens? >>> two giant sinkholes tonight. the earth opening, right where a home was swallowed before. the homeowner never found. new aerials coming in tonight. and a major interstate, shut down, too. >>> extreme weather tonight. after multiple tornadoes, baseball fans running for cover. travelers trapped. millions now in the path tonight. >>> and, who wants to be a millionaire? $4.5 million, found in just two feet of water off a popular american beach. is there more sitting right there tonight?

david muir coming up next on "world news tonight." join us at >>> tonight, new details. very close call. the passenger jet trying to land in charlotte. the wind warnings. we've seen what can happen before. this time, the jet aborting the landing. the tail, though, slamming into the ground. >>> also breaking late today, the teenage girl facing her accused attacker. testifying about what allegedly happened inside one of the most prestigious high schools. were male students keeping score? >>> the tornado just touching down. and the flooding in a major city in the east tonight. and the wildfires. you will see the smoke jumpers diving in for duty. >>> terror in the streets. foreigns killed. the alleged bomber caught on camera. >>> and rosie o'donnell and her very public plea for help at this hour, after her own teenage daughter disappears.

maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. jonathan: thank you for joining us tonight. see you at 11:00. have a great night. >>> tonight, history in cuba. the american flag flying for the first time in half a century. the cuban people cheering as we ask how soon will americans be able to travel there freely. and the vintage cars we showed you of the trip. >>> the plane crash, the new fires on the ground. tonight, the reports of evacuations. >> >> the other air scare. 9 flight headed to america. we learn the pilots suddenly having trouble breathing in the cockpit. >>> the unarmed black athlete whoegs car breaks down knocking on a door for a help. the officer who shoots and kills him. tonight, the officer in court. the tears and his explanation.

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"world news tonight" with david muir up next. join us at 11:00. have a great >>> tonight, wall street meltdown. the dow in freefall. plunging more than a thousand points. 401(k)s dropped thousands of dollars in just minutes. how safe are your savings? how solid is the economy. rebecca jarvis standing by. >>> american heroes. three boyhood friends receive france's highest honor taking down the terrorists on a train. tonight we're learning about a fourth american, a professor, now being called a hero. >>> ready to run? new clues that joe biden may take on hillary clinton. his meeting with president obama today. who will obama choose if biden runs? >>> and tight squeeze. new video inside the escape tunnel carved out by two dangerous inmates from prison cell to the open road in just 20 minutes.

and world news tonight on david muir will have continuing coverage from virginia next at 6:30 after "action news." >>> an armed robbery suspect is in the hospital after being shot in the stomach by a philadelphia police officer, it happened at 61st and walnut in philadelphia, "action news" reporter, chad pradelli is there live. >> reporter: jim, let me set the scene for you, the suspect was running down the sidewalk here, and turned the corner and chasing on foot a short distance behind and in his cruiser halfway down the road. he stopped the suspect there, he ordered him to put the gun down and shot the suspect once in the stomach. >> police say that the suspect's .9 millimeter was on the ground. >> there are no guarantees in this job, everybody that putses the uniform on knows the dangers we face every day. police spotted catlin a few block as way and one officer chased on foot and the other officer sped ahead in his police cruiser and the suspect turned the corner at 56th and walnut and waited for the officer on foot to turn the corner, his partner inside of the vehicle ordered the

world news tonight with david muir will have more on the stock market and its trials and describelations coming up on channel 6. >> for most students the start of the new year is around the corner, students and parents stocking up for back to school. a well stocked classroom is often funded by teachers out of their own pockets. alicia vitarelli introduces us to a fourth grade teacher. >> being a single mom is hard enough however i don't want my studentses to do without. >> tula is a fourth grade teacher in north philadelphia. >> brushes and paints and scissors, we have colored pencils here i'm so quited. >> but those little things cost a lot. i was making a list of what i need to do to get my classroom up and running and i was in shock. i need help. last year she spent 900 there's of her own money, and this summer the single mom started to worry. >> how should i fun my classroom, work another job or ask people for help. >> she started with the ladder, starting a go fund me page, my fourth grade classrooms in just four weeks she met her goal. >> things are shopping up in my classroom and

abc's world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6.action news" continues on phl 17, and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 on channel 6. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> tonight, inside the plan to kill, the deadly shooting of two jrnlists, the gunman's tools for a possible escape, a wig, the gun, ammo and the to do list found in his car after the 200 mile police chase. the fear inside the newsroom. >>> bearing down, tropical storm erika turns deadly. buildings collapsing under land slides and flash floods. florida now bracing for its first possible hurricane in ten years. >>> tough talk. hillary clinton on the attack as trump, the g.o.p. front-runner, explodes in the polls, and the moment in front of supporters that had him on defense. >>> and close call. the fastest man on the planet, the dramatic collision that stopped him in his tracks.

>>reporter: both victims airlifted to john muir medical center. friend of the 20-year-old woman struck by the truck says her prognosis is good. >> she is breathing. no coma. and luckily l she's okay. >>reporter: local say launc launching jet sdpree this spot near the track is pretty common and very dangerous. >> about stupid. >>reporter: many refuse to pay 10 dollars at local launch only feet away at the or wood resor resort. >> they want to be rebell us in the pay the 10 dollars. not have a safe day. >>reporter: nobody on board the train was hurt. the crash is under investigation. in brentwood, cornell, abc 7 news. >> criminal investigation into a woman in burlingame caught on video abusing a dog. we want to warn you some people may find this video disturbing. the city says the unidentified woman was running an illegal dog sitting boarding business out of her home. the video shows her grab ago dog by the neck and throwing it to the ground. the woman attorney says she was just trying to stop the dog from barking. neighbor says she is shocked. >> i

david muir is right back here tomorrow night. tom llamas, good night. >> welcome to "on the money." i am sure in everson. small businesses going big-time. how they are going social and mobile. his america suffering labor pains? we look at the state of the labor market with labor secretary tom jerez. major swings up and down. should you pay attention to the noise, and what does it mean for your retirement plan?

more on the rollercoaster day for the stock market coming up later on world news tonight with david muir. that's at 6:30 right after "action news" at 6:00. >>> the fall semester began as scheduled at west chester university today following a health scare. bacteria that causes legionnaires' disease was recently discovered in nine campus buildings. "action news" reporter katherine scott has the latest from school officials who say everyone on campus is safe. >> reporter: the first day of classes at west chester university and students have been talking about more than just their course loads. legionnaires' concerns on campus after the bacteria was detected here this summer. the school consulted with the chester county health department and determined it was safe to go about normal activities. >> it is scary. scary to think about but i'm pretty confident in the school. there's so many people here, i think we'll get the job done get it taken care of. >> i would like to think west chester would keep our safety in mind. that makes me feel confident. >> reporter: last month a school employee te

and there will be much more on the unrest in ferguson on world news tonight with david muir. that's at 6:30 right after "action news" at 6:00. >> a 12-year-old boy had to be rescued by lifeguards in ocean county today when he got buried in the sand. it happened about 2:00 this afternoon here in surf city. officials say the child was digging in the sands when it just caved in on him. lifeguards responded quickly. emergency officials were also called in to help. >>> the child was stabilized when he was flown to an area hospital. town officials say they do not permit this type of digging on the beach because of that collapse danger. >>> turning to the forecast, the clouds have moved in and we're getting ready for some rain. meteorologist cecily tynan at the "action news" big board with the latest from accuweather. i-cecily. >> hi, monica. we really could use the rain and we've got some heavy rain that will be moving in during the overnight hours. storm tracker6 live double scan showing if you live near pittsburgh you see all that rain, all the thunderstorms, that's associated wa

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muir fee, thousands of acres of farm sland been afshlthd.dreds of thousands of people have been placed. i believe it's 200,000 more still counting. what do you think will be the long-term effect of this natural disaster? >> that's a very important point. we have a humanitarian response of immediate need to help these people who are affected directly now. as they try and rebuild their lines. they have lie their farmlands destroyed. this needs a along al long-term agenda to help them rebuild their lives. >> mr. murphy thank you very much for joining us. we can't condemn or kids and grandkids to a planet that is beyond fixing. hours before he unveiled the new climate change strategy. he released a video treepreviewing his clean power plan which will push for power emissions from power plants. rob reynolds reports. >> twenty wildfires have scorched large swaths of california forcing hundreds to flee for their lives. in alaska forest fires have devoured more than 2 million hecters. parts of western calendar are engulfed in huge fires as well. yea

. >>> abc world news is david muir is next on channel 6, "action news" continues tonight at 10:00 on phl 17 and join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for jim, cecily and ducis, i'm rick williams, have a nice evening. >>> the developing headline tonight. the first official hurricane of the 2015 season here in the east. also, a short time ago, the new details. the seven firefighters trapped. three killed when the vehicle goes up in flames in a wildfire. and our team with firefighters just as the planes sweep through. >>> former president jimmy carter tonight, for the first time, revealing where his cancer has spread to. and what next. >>> donald trump on the crowd listening to jeb bush, saying they're sleeping. bush fighting back tonight. and trump on sending 11 million undocumented immigrants home. >> we're going to get them out so fast and so quick and it's going to be tough. >>> the gunfire erupting in st. louis. tonight, the police say the teenager shot and killed pulled out a gun first. tonight here, the video taken by police.

the woman who was in the river and the man driving the truck were both taken to john muir medical center with serious injuries. >> today firefighters plan to continue reenforcing the fire lines in the hills east of livermore. that was called the tesla fire. it flaired up and quickly spread burning 2500 acres. at last check it's 45% contained. there was one home that was going to be demolished and destroyed by the fire. the cause is still under investigation. >>> new this morning two people were taken to the hospital after an explosion at a downtown los angeles building. it happened at 10:00 last night in an under ground part of a 19 story building on willshire boulevard. there are reports that a generator in the building exploded. that blast knocked out power for several minutes at the shania twain concert. the people injured are expected to recover and firefighters say that explosion caused significant damage to the building. >>> more information is expected to be released today on apparent murder and attempted suicide involving brothers in pacheco. the shooting happened yesterday after

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. >> the driver suffered major injuries and is being treated at john muir medical center in walnut creek. >> 170 firefighters are tackling a fast-moving brushfire that destroyed half a dozen structures north of lot an. the warm fire has burned 300 acres of heavy brush northeast of castaic lake. there break out yesterday afternoon and crews already have it 30 percent contained. in northern california, all evacuation orders have been lifted linked to the jerusalem fire. crews will real full containment later today. right now the fire is 90 percent contained. flames have charred 25,000 acres and destroyed nine homes. it protect out in the judgment july valley area august 9. the rocky fire is fully contained. >> an elementary school that was on the brink of close has re-opened n2011 we reported the measure to rebuild coronado school in richmond. it was on the chopping block to be closed. the bond requires the school district to rebuild the school. the district kept its promise and students report to the first day of school. >> donald trump is taking a break from the campaign trail with the r

david muir is right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening.ongressional intern shot to death near a metro station. how friends are remembering him and the latest on the search for the killer. a close call in one neighborhood. a small plane crashing behind homes. prepare for more sweltering temperatures throughout the work week. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] questions, sadness, and anger after an american university graduate was killed outside the shot howard metro station last night. the man was shot to death after leaving a party. tonight police continue their search for the shooter. reporter: this is

david muir will have more on the theater shooting and the malaysian plane at 6:30. >>> new video of the dolphin in new jersey in old bridge swimming in a river. a fewer got this up-close look at the animal. shannon sohn is overhead looking for the dolphin in newscopter 7. shannon? >> reporter: we have been watching this the last half hour or so. he seems to surface about every minute and a half to two minutes. you can see the south river, this is old matawan road. you can see people on either side trying to get a look at this dolphin. if you look in this area, that is where you will see him surface and where he has been surfacing. we can show you video we shot from newscopter 7 a few moments ago of the dolphin surfacing. he just did it right now. what we are con during is what caused the dolphin to come so far inland to the south river, nowhere near where the dolphin should be. he doesn't seem to be in stress, putting on a show for the folks in old bridge. reporting live over the south river, shannon sohn, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> get that dolphin back to the sea. >>> a mess for th

>> that was david muir reporting. the total value is $4.5 million! >> everyone is going to become a treasure hunter. >> giants begin a series with pittsburgh in a rematch. last mit they lost a chance to gain ground on the dodgers. perez robbed scotty of a home run. bumgarner was called on again but the cards struck them out and st. louis won 4-3. >> nice pinch hitting. >> nice pinch hitting. >> bat >> so tempting. >> how does it look? >>> tempting to be outside. not veriment. the sun will rome into our neighborhoods this afternoon. we are looking at clouds south on 680 through walnut creek. we will have afternoon sun and mild highs the expire seven-day forecast followed by low clouds and mild conditions overnight and above average so we will be below average in the afternoon and above average during the overnight hours and drizzle along the coast and no chance of rain as we head into next week. >> staying in the east bay for a minute, antioch, 56, danville at 58, and inelse in the low-to-mid 60s. the rest of our neighborhoodrd low-to-mid 60s and oakl