first stop in double attempt was the 1500 metres and laura muir was the 1500 metres and laura muir was athlete, charging to the front from early stages. her gold medal achieved with a british record. it is not her fault they behind schedule... she made it clear she was in no mood to be pushed around and the same applied by an overzealous officials tried to deny her the victory lap. the first pa rt deny her the victory lap. the first part of the double completed, a day later she lined up alongside fellow scot steph twell and eilish mccolgan for the 3000 metres. laura muir quickly showed there were no tired legs. she now has two gold medals, the champion again and another record. the now familiar feeling of standing on top of the podium. as laura muir now considers the challenges ahead, she will be the one to watch at the london world championships in august. but more immediately the committed vet student has another focus. just having a look at his teeth. so i'm a veterinary student and start a placement tomorrow, back in straightaway so i must fit it dinner where i can. it is laura mui

muir's achievements matched those of colin jackson set in paris 23 years ago, before she was even born what it was going to be today, i tried to hang in there. i was so tired but i was glad to be able to come in and do that today. did it go to plan? i thought it was in the turks interest to take it out. she is more of an endurance athlete. that went on. use my speed at the end i managed to cross the line in first place. asha philip pulled off surprise breaking the british record on her way to winning the 60 metres. it's her first individual medal at major senior championships. i am so happy. i wasn't doubting myself, i knew i had it in me, and the confidence just run it through the race. but every time i got on the start line, a false start was happening. i thought i had picked up a niggle, but i didn't, it was in my head. and i thought, i willjust go out and do my best. that is what i did, and i am so happy. lorraine ugen broke the british record to take the silver in the long jump. her second attempt of 6.97 metres was enough to secure the best result of her career. great britain has

a conservation work wants to donate land to the muir site in martinez. kpix 5's john ramos explains the gift comes with a big bureaucratic catch. >> reporter: john muir once lived in this house in martinez. the founding father of the national park system slept in this room and wrote at this desk. but it is in the hills beyond his backyard that he found inspiration. >> and he reflected on his journey to the sierra. he reflected on the special places that we now call national parks, but it was just an idea when john muir was here. >> reporter: so the national park service preserved the land nearby including mount wanted wanda and a creek named after his father-in-law and a group wants to add more space to the place. >> donating 44 acres to the original 325, for people who enjoy in the spirit of john muir. >> reporter: but there is one obstacle. because the donation is larger than 10% of the original site, the law says the park service cannot accept the gift without literally getting an act of congress. and last time they tried, the bill died in the senate.

congratulations to laura muir.r senior championships. i was so happy. i was not doubting myself, i knew i had it in me, and they think the confidence ran me through the race, but everytime i seem to get on that start line, a false start happened. i thought i did not have vibrant in the final. but it was all i had, and they said, you know what, i'm going to go out and do my best, and they did. i can he afford the w, and they did. i'm so happy with myself. —— and i did. —— i came here for b. and robbie grabarz understandably said he was "over the moon" with a silver medal in the high jump — just six weeks after having an emergency operation to remove his appendix. can you imagine having surgery on your stomach and managing to do that? incredible from them. meanwhile, england have clinched the one—day against the west indies were again to spare. the hosts chose to bat first but england bowled them out for 225, always likely to be below a competitive total. the west indies spin bowlers gave england some problems butjoe

. >>> at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> coming up, the high winds fueling a major apartment muir. several dead. a passenger jet aborting takeoff. >>> the showdown on c did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> a landmark featured at the backdrop in game of thrones, the titans, the count of mont christo and thousands of vacation pictures is no more. the azure window fell into the sea after being pummeled by weather. they long warned that it was eroding. last year visitors were banned from walking on top of it or sailing beneath it because it was fragile. the prediction came true this morning. one witness says the sea was whipping up all around there was a huge spray and the arch just collapsed. the prime minister calls it heart

david muir, abc news, new york. >>> so perfect. with his batman halt on. >> a big smile on his face. didn't take long for him to start smiling. >> nope. >> great. >> unprecedented abc news, honored. winner for the third straight year with edward r. murrow award for overall excellence in television and radio. er >>> this morning on "world news now" -- another round of destructive storms. >> milli with overnight storms taking their toll on texas. multiple tornados are reported across the state. as the south braces for more damaging wind and hail. >> teenagers who were burglars shot and killed while breaking into a house in oklahoma. now the alleged getaway driver who never fired a shot is underarrest. charged in their deaths. >> a major shift in policy regarding your privacy and the internet. republicans in washington have voted to roll back an obama-era protection. so should service providers be allowed to sell your browsing history to advertisers? >> and, no highlights? no problem, man. we're tipping our hats to

laura muir became only the second briton to win two individual events after adding gold in the 3,000she stormed to victory in belgrade in a championship record time ahead of turkey's yasemin can and compatriot eilish mccolgan. muir's achievements matched those of colinjackson set in paris 23 years ago, before she was even born. asha philip pulled off a surprise, breaking the british record on her way to winning the 60 metres. it's her first individual medal at a major senior championships and she's also the first british winner of the women's 60m title since beverly kinch at gothenburg “119811. the day's action was also lit up by serbia's ivana spanovic, who delighted the home crowd by retaining the women's long jump title with a jump of 7.24 metres, shattering her personal best by 17 centimetres. only two women have jumped farther indoors, both in the 1980s, east german, heike drechsler, and soviet, galina chistyakova. you may have heard of heike. last year's tour de france runner—up romain bardet has been kicked out of the paris—nice race after being caught in sunday's first stage

david muir, abc news, new york. >> okay.y. >> yeah. >> so much hope and so much of an example to that little girl and her class. >> yeah. my teacher gave me a coupon to the ponder rosa once. >> that's the news for this half hour. follow us at facebook at wnnfans.com. kendis in true form. >> i love a kidney. >>> this morning on "world news now," millions in the path of a nasty storm front. >> that same system that spawned an outbreak of deadly tornados in the midwest now moves east. intense wind gusts breaking apart homes and tossing vehicles around like toys. accuweather has the latest on the brutal path of destruction. >>> our other top lead story, the revelation that attorney general jeff sessions was in contact with the russian ambassador curing the presidential campaign. before this development, the concern was whether sessions should front the investigation into the alleged russian ties to the campaign. now he finds himself at the center of that scandal. details ahead. >>> a new romantic twist inside the biden family. w

"world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. have a great night. >>> tonight, terror on the streets of london. at least four dead including a police officer. carnage, panic and gunfire under big ben. parliament on lockdown. people running for their lives. tonight, the hunt for a motive and possible terror ties. the u.s. under increased security. we have team coverage. >>> gop health care on life support. on the eve of the major vote, president trump's last chance to convince republican holdouts. and now the white house saying there is no plan "b." >>> the bombshell report, former trump campaign chairman, paul manafort. was he once paid millions of dollars to promote the interests of vladimir putin? >>> plus, the new development. di

abc's david muir is telling their story. >> reporter: little graham is 5 years old. in her glasses, playing with her soon to be cousins outside courtroom 6. >> a special day for little wren. want to come up here to make this official. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> billie has been waiting all most three years to officially become wren's mother. stamping the adoption papers to make it official. and we first heard from that mom, on gma. >> i knew from the first time i met wren i wanted to adopt her. but i wasn't able to quite yet. i had to wait a while for that to finally happen. millie asked those who played roles in the journey to help document it for wren with signs each of them would hold. >> i wanted to do something for wren that sunny could look back on in a few years so she could know how much we loved her. wren's proud grandparents to. day we welcome our sixth grandchild. the presiding judge, his smile as wide as wren's. and their adoption attorney, signed, sealed, delivered, she's yours. the cousins are ready. and we learned, so is wren. >> hey, wren, you lo

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow.od night. night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. until then, good night. >>> for the first time at 6:00, we're hearing from the man that must bury his wife. >> it's not safe for anyone to be in that environment that nay need to leave immediately. >>> the inside story about san jose's flooding evacuation confusion. [ applause ] >>> and that cheer represents the voices of millions of people in america sharing their message on international women's day. >>> and breaking news in berkeley. u.c. police are searching for a man with a gun suspected of robbery. sky 7 just got this video of the scene. the school has sent out a warning message to students. police are advising people to shelter in place or stay away from the area all together. the search area is focused around durant and college avenues. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. today's top story is international women's day. millions of women around the world are taking part. >> today officially

david muir is next on channel 6. with brian taff, sharrie williams and ducis rogers. please 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 at 11:00. >>> tonight, several breaking stories. president trump's attorney general, jeff sessions under fire. recusing himself from any investigations linked to the trump campaign, denying reports he lied at his senate confirmation hearing about having contact with the russian ambassador twice before the election. tonight, explaining his two meetings with the russian ambassador. >>> the fighter jets buzzing the american destroyer. uss porter. what the pentagon is saying. >>> the deadly chase. the disturbing video now emerging. the teen pulled from his pickup truck, deputies tasing him, and the deputy with his knee on the young man's neck. why did they meet before cpr? he did not survive. >>> the damaging winds, and ice-covered highwa

>> david muir, abc news, new york.de but not one that just anybody would make. >> no, it went above and beyond there. >> kind of interesting. she said she was searching for a kidney at 30,000 feet and she found someone just five feet away in the cockpit. >> isn't that amazeding. > take a look at times square. i wouldn't give you a double mint gum. >> what? >>> this morning on "world news now," we are all geared up for storm team 17. >> i don't know. >> you just nickname the storm. >> overnight that major nor'easter has taken shape and now barrelling toward the northeast. the powerful winds creating bliding conditions and grounding flight. we'll go to accuweather for the latest. >> the new fears that millions of americans will lose their health insurance under the new republican plan to replace obamacare. the alarming report that he forecasts the number of uninsured americans grow a lot more than that. details ahead. >>> and late are, the porn star turned pastor. she's hanging up the g-string for a life with god and now

here's abc's david muir. >> reporter: first-grader rocco from new jersey was getting ready for schooln his mother collapsed. >> i wasn't worried until she started choking, and then i got very worried. >> reporter: rocco's mother has asthma, and she taught him from an early age what to do if a severe attack ever happened. >> 911. where is your emergency? >> my mommy can't breathe again. >> and your name? >> rocco. >> rocco? >> yeah. >> how old are you, rocco? >> i'm 7. >>s >> she can't really talk that much. she can only say, like, one or two words. >> reporter: calmly answering the dispatcher's questions for more than nine minutes. >> is she in the chair or on the floor? >> she is on the floor. >> oh, okay. >> reporter: rocco's mother was having a severe asthma attack. >> as a mother, it's hard, because when you are on the floor like that, and you can't breathe, and you feel like you're going into panic attacks, and your 7-year-old son is coming over rubbing your back. >> is that the firemen? >> yeah. they are here. >> okay. rocco, i'm going to let you go. you did a great job, buddy.

world news tonight with david muir has more from london next at 6:30 right after this broadcast. philadelphia district attorney, seth williams, came to federal court today in philadelphia where he pled not guilty and was arraigned on and extortion after his indictment yesterday. "action news" reporter sara bloomquist, is live outside of the federal building, sara what are the details about what happened inside today. >> jim it was a briefhearing. philadelphia's district attorney pled not guilty and he was released on his own recognizance, the city's top prosecutor is vowing to fight the allegations. >> seth williams seemed relaxed as he arrived for the afternoon hearing at the federal courthouse at independence mall. he stood before the magistrate accused of 23 counts of fraud and extortion and other bribery related charges. williams entered a plea of not guilty and his lawyer says that his client will vigorously fight to prove his innocence. >> seth williams categorically denies he is guilty of any crime. we ask only that this rush to judgment stop and the public recognize that

then world news with david muir. >>> homes destroyed. several states in the path. on capitol hill a driver slamming into a police cruiser. a deadly bus crash at this hour, reports of multiple >>> breaking news out of san francisco. the fire department says an 86-year-old woman is being rushed to the hospital after she was hit by a car. that happened just a short time ago at columbus avenue and i don't even in the north beach neighborhood. firefighters say she suffered critical head injury. >>> we've just laundry city wide water shortage in san jose is over. this comes of course after a winter filled with rain and snow. city officials say residents have significantly cut down on water use since 2014. the council's decision ends the 20% restriction on water use. there are no longer any restrictions therefore on days residents may water their lawns. the city still does encourage everyone though to ton conserve as best they can. >>> lyft is testing a service. there's a specific pickup and dropoff. it's being tested in san francisco and chicago. right now lyft has nod a

in sport, great britain's laura muir wins the 3,000 metres to claim her second gold at the european athleticsoor championships in belgrade. and tottenham close the gap on chelsea's lead at the top of the premier league to seven points after beating everton. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the chancellor, phillip hammond, has said the government will not spend heavily in his budget on wednesday, because it needs "reserves in the tank" as it prepares to leave the eu. mr hammond said hisjob was to ensure the economy was resilient. he's also warned the eu that britain will not slink off like a "wounded animal" if it does not secure the brexit deal it wants. 0ur political correspondent, susana mendonca, reports. don't expect bundles of cash to pop out of his red box on wednesday. the chancellor is not planning to go on a spending spree. he is under pressure to put more money into the nhs, to plug the growing funding gap in social care for the elderly, and to help small firms deal with rising business rates. but he is batting off suggestions that there is a brexit war chest that he can dip

congressman mark desaulnier and senator kamala harris introduced a bill to add 44 acres to the john muirational historic site. it stretches across 330 acres in the east bay of san francisco. muir is widely considered the father of the national park service. >>> let's get a check of the forecast with roberta. >> have you guys been outside at paul? >> no. not yet. >> too cold this morning. >> it was raining this morning. [ laughter ] >> we did have trace amounts of rainfall up to .03" of rain in some locations across the bay area. i drove to work in the showers myself. we have a pressure gradient difference and look at the flag on the fly on top of pier nine. yeeks some whitecaps on the waters there. we head to the golden gate bridge and also a stiff flag. we'll share some of the wind speeds with you after our temperature report. 59 degrees in san francisco. otherwise we settled into the 60s. redwood city, oakland, livermore, san jose to the south and santa rosa to the north. check this out. the winds have been pretty persistent consistent 25 at sfo. 17 san francisco. across the bay,16, 21

a new bill will expand the john muir site. it does include the home where muir live before he died.his bill would add 44 acre to that all in contra costa county. expanding the site would allow feature generations to learn more about muir's legacy. >>> the wounded warrior project picking up veterans today at san jose airport to go surfing. they did it on their dozens of super loud motorcycles complete with a police escort. the procession went from the airport to santa cruz. the wounded warrior project offers a variety of programs, services and events for veterans. >>> nbc bay area responds to the complaint. what we can all learn from it. a dm i c scuof o hersstndeon riv.co >>> a dramatic rescue of two hikers stranded on a river. coast guard crews responded to eel river in trinity county, just west of redding. the hikers were sightseeing along the river on tuesday night angot lost. river flow became intense and ground responders couldn't get to the man. that's when the coast guard was called in. the crew flew in by helicopter and hoisted the pair up to safety. >>> the bay area's newes

that's on "world news" with david muir. >> no deal on health care. the major setback for president trump. >>> plus, another putin critic killed. is the kremlin to blame. >>> and the lunchtime moment caught on camera. one high schooler saving his friend after abc7 news at 5. >> thanks. see you then. >>> you give your employer your social security number. how about your dna? your genetic privacy and what you should know about that. we'll be right then you belong at bass pro shops for huge savings during our dog days sale. like a 3-pack of playhound dog toys for under $10. and redhead men's rock bridge shorts starting at under $20. >>> class action federal lawsuit has been filed against the san francisco-based automated fast food chain at eatsa. according to a lawsuit filed today, the features are not accessible to blind customers. the lawsuit seeks an injunction against the discrimination of persons with disabilities and wants to provide the blind with independent access to eatsa. >>> about 17,000 at&t technicians are back on the job after a one-day st

. >>> world news tonight with david muir will have much more on the failure of the healthcare bill that is next at 6:30 right after "action news." >> ♪ >>> bucks county crews are battling a two alarm fire in croydon. fire broke out just after 5:00 in the 2900 block of state road. this is happening at the for the rail way specialties corporation. rail way and specials tease makes air tight doors for aircraft carriers. but as you can see, it has been attacked by flames in croydon. >>> last night we reported that police were investigating two suspicious deaths in the fox meadow aptmen well, today we know that the victims of double murder were a womanera six-year-old son. "action news" reporter bob brooks is live at the apartment complex in the 100 block of fox meadow drive. bob, you've got the full story. >> reporter: well, jim somebody out there has done something very horrific and they are on the loose. again, a mother and her son brutally stabbed to. >>> did. that son, that little boy just six years old. it's a crime that has rocked a neighborhood. >> this is horrible. this is horrible.

. >>> world news tonight with david muir will have more continuing coverage on the trump administration announcement, that is next at 6:30 right after "action news." >>> a man was killed early this afternoon during some kind of industrial accident at the cheltenham mall. live at scene is "action news" reporter bob brooks. bob, i know that information has been scarce throughout the afternoon. have you been able to learn anything more about the specifics here? >> reporter: well, jim, it has been scarce but i just got an update from police. this is being pegged as a horrible construction accident. we are hearing that a man was crushed when an old bank safety deposit box fell on him at the old wells fargo bank as they were trying to move it. this is the situation behind me right now. you can see special operations are out here. they've been out here all afternoon trying to get this massive deposit box removed. it's been a tragic situation going on all afternoon. cheltenham police confirm a man is dead inside the cheltenham mall. he is 35-year-old jonathan mouse of elizabethtown pennsylvania

. >>> world news tonight with david muir will have continuing coverage of both hearings today in washington. that is next at 6:30 right after "action news." >>> the search is on for the bandits who broke into a philadelphia jewelry store and made off with $1 million in merchandise. "action news" reporter bob brooks is live on the 5500 block of whitaker avenue in lawncrest and bob, what's the full story here? >> reporter: well,? im, detectives say they have absolutely no doubt in their mind that whoever came here and did this was a team of professional thieves but before they went into this jewelry store they cut the wiring that means the internet, the phones most importantly the security system. they were all down. behind me here where it happened, kim thanh's jewelry. they are out a million dollars. it was a million dollar jewelry heist. carried out by an experienced team of criminals, the target the kim thanh jewelry store on whitaker avenue in lawncrest. >> they're going through the wall, they're using tools. >> reporter: investigators say the thieves climbed up the ladder in the back de

abc's david muir is telling their story. >> reporter: little graham is 5 years old. in her glasses, playing with her soon to be cousins outside courtroom 6. >> a special day for little wren. want to come up here to make this official. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> billie has been waiting all most three years to officially become wren's mother. stamping the adoption papers to make it official. and we first heard from that mom, on gma. >> i knew from the first time i met wren i wanted to adopt her. but i wasn't able to quite yet. i had to wait a while for that to finally happen. millie asked those who played roles in the journey to help document it for wren with signs each of them would hold. >> i wanted to do something for wren that sunny could look back on in a few years so she could know how much we loved her. wren's proud grandparents to. day we welcome our sixth grandchild. the presiding judge, his smile as wide as wren's. and their adoption attorney, signed, sealed, delivered, she's yours. the cousins are ready. and we learned, so is wren. >> hey, wren, you lo

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thank you, cecily. >>> abc's "world news tonight with david muir."ews" continues at 10:0, sharrie williams, adam joseph, and ducis rodgers. then please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6 can. for cecily tynan, jeff skversky, ducis rodgers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight. no deal on health care. chaos on capitol hill. the big vote postponed. a major setback for the president. millions of americans waiting for answers. >>> the face of terror. daytime bloodshed in the heart of london. the woman who jumped for her life. the american on his wedding anniversary, swept up in the attack. tonight, new details about the attacker and new suspects. >>> string of assassinations. another critic of clad mere putin gunned down. brian ross on the chilling price some pay for taking on putin. >>> the disturbing new allegations. the suspect, an army veteran, in court accused of coming to new york city, stalking black victims

world news tonight with david muir is next on channel6.ews" continues at 10:00 on phl17 with brian taff sharrie williams adam joseph and ducis rodgers. then please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel6. for cecily tynan ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardnerly we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >> ♪ >>> tonight, several developing stories. president trump says president obama wiretapped him. but offers no proof. and this evening, the white house now doubling down on the explosive claim. even as the director of the fbi reportedly pushes back. and we have the former director of national intelligence right here tonight. >>> also breaking, the new travel ban tonight. president trump signs his new executive order to replace the one blocked by the courts. >>> and breaking news tonight on obamacare. part of the plan to replace it now revealed. >>> scandal inside the marines. current and former marines accused of posting nude photos of female colleagues. >>> the man shot outside his home afte

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on world news with david muir. >> the bombshell headline involving the u.s. severe storm warnings, tornado watch as we come on. snow coming to the east. american airlines flight, captain and co-pilot in the air when the co-pilot dies. coming up. >> david, thanks. see you then. hello, kitty. new at 6:00, family cost lost in santa cruz county four years ago turns up safe in canada. the family has a theory as to how she got there. that's at 6:00. lot more then. alma and i will continue >> global effort to fight super bugs receives a multimillion dollar boost. $48 million will go to 11 come faen th companies working to develop antibiotics to target deadly drug resistant bacteria. san francisco based california life sciences institute one of the forces behind this investment. its executive director tells abc 7 news today marks a major milestone. >> senator john mccain is taking on a new roll in the bay area. abc 7 news confirmed he will join advisory board of uss hornet museum in alameda, the aircraft carrier has military planes and hosts remembrance days for fall

i'm david muir.e to see you in the morning on "good morning america" and right back here tomorrow night. good night. outsky. >>> flames began early. they talked with the victim who is struggling to cope. >> yes, you can see here on the scene. the trucks are here keeping an eye on hot spots. we told you yesterday, this building had a history of complaints about it not being livable and now open fire and atf -- oakland fire and atf are taking over the investigation. >> running out of building. the only thing i had on was one sock. no shoes. >> she keeps reliving the minutes before and after this devastating fire on san pablo avenue in oakland. tuesday morning, the alameda county coroner recovered another building. it was home to nearly 100 families. she knew two of the victims. 50-year-old and 60-year-old edwin anderson. >> yes, i know him. i know two of them and possibly three. i did know they will. we haven't had a chance to mourn yet. >> right now her focus is getting water, food and clothing and th

received 9-11 calls reporting an explosion and blown out windows at wes' apartment.he later died at john muir hospital.the fire protection district says a propane tank was involved in the fire, but its not clear what caused the ignition.in walnut creek, philippe djegal, kron four nrws. (pam) still ahead: we are tracking a weather warmup in time for the weekend. noticeable change across the bay area today as a cold front swept through the region earlier today. as mentioned on previous discussions the front was mostly dry, but a few automated gauges did measure some light precip. over the last 12 hours the highest precip totals fell over the hills/mts with just a tad over a tenth of an inch. the frontal passage also had some very strong gust with a few peaks hitting 50 mph this morning, but winds subsided. the more impactful change is developing behind the front, stronger winds and colder temps. the 24 hour temp change indicates many locations around the region are running about five to eight degrees colder than yesterday as this time. >>> the famous college basketball referee getting scary thr

muir continued her fantastic season, taking gold and setting a new british record in the process.oming. and to beat kelly holmes' record, was that the plan? no, i never envisaged to do that, this is brilliant. the success continued in the men's 60 metres sprint with richard kilty defending his title. fellow briton theo etienne, making his senior debut, finished in fifth. there were three golds on saturday for britain at the world para—cycling championships in los angeles. james ball and his pilot matt rotherham won the tandem kilometre time trial. jon gildea also took a world title in the c5 individual pursuit. and earlier gb women tandems claimed a clean sweep of medals in the time trial with sophie thornhill winning gold with corrine hall. aileen mcglynn and alison patrick won silver and bronze respectively. la has been good to us. we came here wanting the pursuit. we came out here and not really knowing what we could do. for me, to come away with the k world title, i never dreamt of that as an endurance rider. it has beena that as an endurance rider. it has been a good day. tha

you back or to world news with david muir start start start sta >>> tonight, the one-two punch.a major nor'easter that's brewing next. temperatures bringing -- plunging overnight. >>> also tonight, where's the proof? jon karl, pressing the president. and michael flynn, what we've learned about him. >>> breaking news from the justice apartment. >>> and the new photo scandal gets worse. images of women in the military in multiple places. and the new plea from the top marine. >>> and when parents send their gay teens away. controversial gay conversion therapy. brian ross with the confrontation. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a friday night. we begin with the fast-moving winter storm, what could be a major nor'easter we're watching next. this passenger plane taking off from new york's laguardia today, ground stops at major airports in the east. and a commuter nightmare in spots. tonight, we're tracking the next snowstorm, up to a foot or more possible. here's green bay. gsh gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, just ten days till spring but for the morning commute brought

here's abc's david muir with the dramatic rescue. >> reporter: this is 12-year-old sage. home now right there in her bed. the labrador lost her sight a few months ago to glaucoma and a tumor. and then lost her way after wandering from her home in boulder creek, california. sage's family, devastated. >> it was horrible. we were so heartbroken and just feeling so bad that she was out there. >> reporter: friends helped search the thick woods behind their home. there were reports of flash floods. worries about mountain lions. and as the hours and days passed, they feared they would never see sage again. >> we had so many people helping with the search. we had signs up, we had it posted everywhere. >> reporter: eight days, and no sign of sage. then their neighbor, an off-duty firefighter, dan estrada, had been part of the search effort was on a hike in the woods, when he spotted something beside a creek motionless. but sage was still alive. dan's friend capturing the moment. >> i look over and see sage laying on the ground right with her head in the stream. i jumped in the str

muir continued her fantastic season, taking gold and setting a new british record in the process.ndoor athletics on bbc two this afternoon. there were three gold medals on saturday for britain at the para— medals on saturday for britain at the pa ra— cycling medals on saturday for britain at the para— cycling championships in los angeles. gb women tandems claimed a clean sweep of medals in the time trial with sophie thornhill winning gold with korean hall, aileen mcglynn and alison patrick w011 aileen mcglynn and alison patrick won silver and bronze respectively. la has been good to others. it has been great. we came here concentrating on the pursuit. we are really, really happy. we came out here not really knowing what we could do. for me to come away with the k world title, i never dreamt of that as an endurance rider, so it has been a good day today. half-time in the game between celtic and st mirren and it is still 1—0 to st mirren. england continue their match against the west indies. the prime minister of somalia says more than 100 people have died because of the drought. hu

then at 5:30 on world news with david muir -- >> coming up, several breaking stories. the backlash on capitol hill right now. the new plan revealed to replace obamacare. the deadly train collision smashing into i bus, and the cia breach. are they breaking into smartphones and tvs, coming up. >> david, thanks a lot. new at 6:00, harvard's plan to honor one of the most >>> one whale species is so elusive the public has never seen them in their natural habitat until now. take a look now. a team of scientists took these pictures in the water near portugal. it may turn out that the area is a hot spot for these mammals. these whales spend 92% of their time underwater. very little is known about them. scientists hope this closer look will help change that. they don't surface that often. >>> the hyperloop high speed transportation project is a step closer to reality. this video shows the first full-scale hyperloop test track being built in the nevada desert. hyperloop 1 released the new images. it's close to being finished. the goal is to start testing this year. once finished

great britain's laura muir is the new european indoor 1500 metres champion.also hoping to take gold in the 3000m tomorrow. 0h! fantastic, i'm just 0h! fantastic, i'mjust so 0h! fantastic, i'm just so happy. 0h! fantastic, i'mjust so happy. it feels like a long time coming, to wina feels like a long time coming, to win a medal, i'm so happy. and there were more celebrations for britain's runners in belgrade when richard kielty successfully defended his 60 metres title — finishing in 6.51; seconds. british paracyclist jody cundy has won his 13th world track title. he took gold in the 1 kilometre time trial in los angeles — winning by more than half a second. it stretches his unbeaten run in the event to 11 years. and that's the sport. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me, goodnight. hello, welcome to bbc news. sinn fein have closed in on the dup in the northern ireland assembly elections. they are now one seat behind them, with the dup just holding onto their position as the biggest party with 28 seats. our corr

. >>> then at 5:30 on world news with david muir -- >>> coming up, breaking news right now. the devastating storms. neighborhoods destroyed. pictures coming in at this hour. watches up right now. 25 tornados already. and the manhunt tonight at this hour for the young nurse murdered. they need the public's help, next. >>> and then it would -- >> it's the irritating noise that drove an east bay man crazy. new at 6:00, 7 on your side's michael finney investigates the mysterious sounds from not o >>> a spy satellite launched from vandenburg air force base in santa barbara county was carried aboard a rocket that lifted off this morning. the satellite is described as a national security pay load for the pentagon. it's all very hush hush. >>> a san francisco-bound flight had a four-hour delay today because a mouse was spotted aboard the plane. passengers were buckled up and waiting to leave when the crew told them planes couldn't take off with the mouse onboard. you've heard of snakes on the plane? this time it's a mouse. one passenger tweeted just had my flight to sfo cancelled be

i'm david muir. good night. >>> tonight, live team coverage of breaking news.off with an armed suspect sends san francisco' mission district scrambling. >> mom called police to help them. not to kill him. >> new details released from the last 30 minutes by santa clara police about the shooting that left a 24-year-old man dead. >> and do it yourself braces. sounds like a bad idea but some folks trying to save a buck are doing it. michael finney with the evidence of why you should not. >> now from abc7, news sky.7 is live over the mission district where a suspect is barricaded inside a building and forced police to shut down two city blocks. i'm dan ashley into i'm kristen sze. san francisco police have blocked off valencia street between 16th and 18th streets for the past four hours because of the suspect holed up inside the crown hotel. buses are being rerouted around the scene. >> we have live team coverage tonight. we'll begin with reporter sergio anna ta na. what's the latest where you are? >> reporter: around 5:00 when we talked to you last, we could see th

i'm david muir.e to see you in the morning on "good morning america" and right back here tomorrow night. good night. who's answering. >>> 35 million may sound like a lot, but it may not be enough for a woman what's accused of murdering her child. >>> i am thrilled to be out of the woods. >> hillary clinton's back in the public eye with an appearance today in san francisco. her words of advice to women looking to make a change. a chac >> early warning. could this have been prevented in san jose? hundreds of homes swamped, thousands evacuated. millions in losses. water officials tonight are pointing the finger saying it was a failure to act. good evening. >>> san jose water officials broke their silence just a few hours ago in a letter saying the flood warnings were there, apparently ignored. >> the water district says it wants answers, accusing the city of failing to act on warnings that the coyote creek would flood. david, the city's response? >> reporter: the city of san jose has questions as well,

muir's achievements matched those of colinjackson set in paris before she was even born 23 years ago.t try to hang in i just try to hang in there. ijust try to hang in there. i was feeling a bit tired but i was so glad to do it. what was the plan, did it go according to plan? she's a bit more of an endurance athlete so it went well. england are playing the west indies in the second one day international in antigua. a win would seal the three match series for eoin morgan's side. west indies won the toss and opted to bat. stephen finn took two early wickets, to give him a 100th wicket in his 65th 0di. jason mohammed has brought up his half century. moheen ali stopped kraigg brathwaite from claiming his — out for a2. west indies currently 176—6. tottenham have closed the gap at the top of the premier league with a 3—2 win over everton. that's now a club record nine consecutive home wins for spurs. two goals from in—form striker harry kane set them on their way. romalu lukaku pulled one back for ronald koeman's side. before delle alli got on the end of this free kick to make it 3—1. enner

muir's achievements matched those of colinjackson set in paris 23 years ago, before she was even born was going to do today and ijust tried to hang in there and i was feeling a bit tired. iamso there and i was feeling a bit tired. i am so glad. what was the plan at the outset? did it go according to plan? yeah. it went well. ijust tagged onto my compatriot. i managed to finish in first place! there was also gold for asha philip. she pulled off a surprise, breaking the british record on her way to winning the 60 metres. it's her first individual medal at a major senior championships. iamso i am so happy. i was not doubting myself. i knew i had it in me. that confidence got me through the race. but on the start line every time those thoughts started happening. it was only a little niggle. then i thought, it was all in my head. i am going to do my best. and i am so, so happy. england's cricketers have wrapped—up the one—day series against west indies early, winning the second match in antigua by four wickets. patrick gearey reports. tips for tourists in antigua, dress appropriately, stay

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow.od night. >>> interstate 80 shut down after a shooting sends two people to the hospital. we're live on the ground and in the air with details of a targeted attack. >> i know my son. he's a good kid. >> it's not just a father's love, hear why this family believes in the innocence of their son who sits in jail accused of stalking underaged girls. >> we'll explain why this witness knew he had to record what was happening when a fight broke out in front of him on 101. >>> sky 7 is live over i-80 in richmond. sent two people to the hospital as well as leaving investigators out there with possible suspects in custody. three of them. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> the chp says the victims were targeted just before 4:00 p.m. >> a driver going the opposite direction captured this video of a medical helicopter so it could get a critically injured man into the hospital. >> leann melendez joins us live on the scene. this investigation is creating a traffic nightmare. >> it still is, we don't kno

i'm david muir. i'll see you tomorrow night. good night. hits tomorrow. i'm david muir.ll see you tomorrow night. good night. >>> new at 6:00, the district lockdown for seven hours and the woman behind it all can't remember a thing. why the says evacuations were all an overreaction. >>> i was just trying to make it to the airport. >> he says he's lucky to be alive and this video proves his point. tonight we're talking to the victim whose attack was caught on tape. >>> there's no delivery. why it's become do it yourself to get mail in the east bay. >>> i put on a movie, i just laid down and watched a movie. and that was the last thing i remember from the daytime. >> new details and new questions being raised by the suspect in a police standoff that crippled a popular san francisco shopping district for seven hours. good evening. >> we now know the standoff that forced part of the mission district was all over a fake gun. >> today police confirmed samantha helstrom brandished a replica firearm. people were evacuated out of concern for public safety saying there was an arme

was being given c-p-r as he was rushed to john muir medical center. he was badly burned and not breathing when firefighters pulled him from his burning home. this is the walnut creek manor apartment complex on mayhew way right off 680 near the plesant hill border. late today...a loud bang in that retirement community. robert marshall, coco fire marshall:"some of the initial 911 calls were of an explosion, the propane inside did pressurize the structure to the point where the windows blew out. i don't know that it was really an explosion but there was definitely a flashback from the gas inside the apartment."(grant) haz amt teams responded...no one else at the apartment complex was hurt. the victim's name has not been released. (steve) a family heartbroken tonight after loosing their loved one: loosing their tonight after loosing their loved one: joseph viramontes. the 19-year-old former football star... was found shot dead near toyon elementary school in san jose. we first told you about this story over the weekend. kron 4's lydia patazes is in san jo

laura muir has won gold in the 1500m at the european indoor athletics championships in belgrade. a new british & championship record time. muir dominated the race & led from the start — fellow briton sarah mcdonald could only finish in sixth place. muirwill be aiming for double gold as she goes in the 3,000m final tomorrow. britain has also just picked up another gold. richard kielty has won the 60metres title. andy murray has chalked up his first tournament win of the year at the dubai championships. after a shaky start, the world number one saw off fernando verdasco in straight sets — it's the first time he's won this tournament, and means he extends his lead over novak djokovic at the top of the world rankings. that is all these sports are now. but we have commentary on the radio of david haye against tony bellew —— thatis of david haye against tony bellew —— that is all of the sport for now. studio: thanks for joining that is all of the sport for now. studio: thanks forjoining us. somalia is one of four countries the united nations says is on the brink offamine. united nation

laura muir will be aiming for double gold as she goes in the 3000 metres final tomorrow.l and i am so happy. you deserve to be, you have had a stellar season indoors breaking records. to do it like that was it a lwa ys records. to do it like that was it always the plan? i knew a couple of the girls had a good sprint finish, soi the girls had a good sprint finish, so i played to my strength and took it out and held on. and to take kelly holmes‘ record was that planned as well? ijust kelly holmes‘ record was that planned as well? i just wanted to runa planned as well? i just wanted to run a great race, but i never envisaged doing that. philjones with the questions. jody stimson came first in the first triathlon world‘s women‘s race of the season. the 25—year—old had been two seconds clear of the field behind ben‘s javier garrido. he won by 1a seconds at the end of a gruelling run in abu dhabi, but bishop was not far behind. it is the first time he has finished on the podium at the world series event. andy murray has chalked up his first tournament win of the year at the dub

it has been a busy day for laura muir.n the first day of the european athletics championships in belgrade. two races today and she has qualified for both finals of the 1500m and the 3000 metres — one of three britons to make the final over the longer distance. this is the 1500m which she won to guarantee a slot in tomorrow's final. and a few hours earlier she had run a very tactical 3000m, doing just enough to make sunday's final. it's quite difficult to qualify, but there was no using up energy. i came through enough to qualify, and today idid not through enough to qualify, and today i did not want to leave outside the top two because you don't know what the heats are going to do. there's been plenty of rugby union action this evening in the aviva premiership. exeter moved within one point of the leaders wasps with a big win over leicester. leicester had taken the lead in the opening minutes, but in very wet conditions at welford road, they had no answer to the in form exeter — mitch lees ensuring the chiefs came away wit