can laura muir win gold for britain?catch up with england's record wicket taker, jimmy anderson, who fears for the future of test cricket. the england rugby union head coach, eddiejones, says he'll no longer use public transport after being physically and verbally abused on his way back from the calcutta cup match in edinburgh on saturday. a video emerged today showing jones being harrassed at a manchester railway station on sunday. jones says he came in for more abuse on hisjourney from manchester to london later on sunday. our rugby union reporter chris jones joins us now. it's a shame he didn't have the rest of his squad with him, isn't it! how did this come about? was travelling from edinburgh to manchester to watch the united and chelsea game with sir alex ferguson and then, going to london, jones said he was subjected to further verbal and physical abuse. and at manchester oxford road railway station in that video. it's unfortunate, because eddiejones is video. it's unfortunate, because eddie jones is amenable, vid

they are asking john muir to reconsider. reporting live in concord, i am jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. >>> coming up, new details about our breaking news and confirmation about the trump administration suing california, accusing the state of intentionally undermining federal immigration law. ump adme is mom you called? oh hi sweetie, i just want to show you something. xfinity mobile: find my phone. [ phone rings ] look at you. this tech stuff is easy. [ whirring sound ] you want a cookie? it's a drone! i know. find your phone easily with the xfinity voice remote. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life, not the other way around. >>> right now at 6:30, we want to update our breaking news. the trump administration is suing the state of california and governor jerry brown for standing in the way of federal immigration laws. this news just coming down within the hour. we're getting more specifics right now. a very blunt response from governor brown. >> our janelle wang has been tracking the

muir claimed a bronze in the three thousand metres. eilish mccolgan finished 10th.ighjump events. ronnie o'sullivan is through to the quarterfinals of the welsh open snooker after winnning twice today, and he didn't drop a frame in doing so. earlier, he saw off david grace, who managed only 13 points in the whole match. mike dunn fared just a bit better — he managed to take a whole 44 points off o'sullivan in their encounter. but o'sullivan proved far too strong for his opponent. it's now three matches without dropping a frame. the's look at the football again. the's look at the football again. the latest of england women's match against france, still 4—1, these are like pictures. we have got eight minutes to go so england cruising. they have still got germany in the usa to come in this competition, but good start for phil neville. you can watch that on the red button, the bbc sport website and the app. that's all from sportsday with me will perry. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomor

it's been a great championships for muir, who is 24.uble european champion but says that these medals prove that she can now mix it with he best. the competition is so tough. i thought if i could get one medal, that would be a great achievement. but to get two, and a silver, that is great. such a confidence booster. i have been fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh at global championships before this. i thought it was about time to get on the podium and i've gone and done a double here. eilidh doyle took bronze last night with a season's best time in the 400 metres. it's her first solo world podium finish, after winning medals as part of the british relay squad. it's also the final day at the track cycling world championships in the netherlands. great britain are up to six medals there. katie archibald and emily nelson stormed to gold in the madison. they finished well clear of the dutch duo — and it was all the more remarkable because nelson only stepped in to partner archibald on friday, when elinor barker crashed in the omnium and had to

and our own dion lind will be reporting from hollywood for the 11:00 news. >> world news with david muir is coming up. >>> tonight, breaking news. the resignation at the white house. less than 24 hours after answering questions on capitol hill, hope hicks now resigns. president trump's longest serving aide stepping down. abc news learning hicks told house investigators just yesterday she had occasionally told white lies on the president's behalf. the white house says the timing today is coincidental. >>> also tonight, the president's call to take action on guns. oftentimes siding with the democrats at the table. tonight, supporting universal background checks. and what about raising the age limit on buying guns? >>> a new scare at a school tonight. students running for their lives. this time, a teacher, armed with a gun, barricading himself inside a classroom, firing his weapon. >>> we are tracking a nor'easter off the coast tonight, moving in

it's been a really impressive couple of days from muir, who is 24. that is great. such a confidence booster. i have been fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh at global championships before this. i thought it was about time to get on the podium and i've gone and won a double here. eilidh doyle took bronze last night with a season's best time in the 400m. it's not her preferred event. she said the result was incredible and it's herfirst solo world podium finish, after winning medals as part of the british relay squad. it's also the final day at the track cycling world championships in the netherlands. great britain are up to six medals there. katie archibald and emily nelson stormed to gold in the madison. they finished well clear of the dutch duo, and it was all the more remarkable because nelson only stepped in to partner archibald on friday, when elinor barker crashed in the omnium and had to pull out. i'm a bit speechless at the moment. it's going to take a while to sink in. i think we raced very well as a team. we were kind of thrown together at the l

then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> breaking news, the string of bombs left often doorsteps. two dead tonight, one in critical condition. the horrific chopper crash in ♪ ♪ my husband is probably going to think i'm crazy. he thinks i'm going to see my sister! ♪ ♪ sometimes the confidence to be spontaneous starts with financial stability. once i heard it i was shocked. i just thought, i have to go get it! ♪ ♪ it's our tree! ♪ ♪ see how a personalized financial strategy and access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> they are cleaning up from this weekend's implosion in frankfurt, kentucky. video captured the end of the road for the tallest building in the city. construction will start that will house 1500 state employees. >>> aldon smith appeared in court to answer charges on an alleged attack on his fiance. he plead not guilty. san francisco police say the 28-year-old attacked his fiance inside her apartment on march 3rd. he turned himself in to authorities later. the raiders released smith following reports of this alleged i

in its statement john muir says it takes all patients' complaints seriously. >>> a murder investigation on the coast. police are looking for clues after a body was found at gray we will cove state beach. that's just off of highway 1 between montara and pacifica. police say that the man's body was found february 13th in the parking lot of gray whale cove. the victim has been identified as 53-year-old rodriguez jr. of san francisco. police say they was shot. they are looking for clues in that investigation. >>> a fire left dozens of people without a home this morning in fremont. sky ranger was over the scene about 3:00 yesterday while firefighters were dealing with hot spots. this is wood creek apartments just off 680 mission boulevard interchange. more than 30 people were displaced, but firefighters say the situation could have been way worse. >> it was pretty aggressive fire and got up into the attic and late in the afternoon there were pretty stiff winds so we had concerns that the fire might breach across the breeze way. >> now, the cause of that fire is still under investigation, but

a flock of turkeys is ruffling feathers at john muir's health center in concord. it says the gobblers are aggressive and tried to put hem out via sprinklers, repellent and other measures but nothing has worked so far. now muir plans to trap turkeys and likely euthanize them because they're apparently bothering patients and have damaged property. neighbors aren't on board with the plan and say the turkeys are part of the community. >> they are like family. >> there are people who care about them and just want them to be again part of the small community we have here. >> there are a lot of turkeys in that area. john says it's tried to trap the turkeys once but someone released them. >> new tonight, a last second shot by a livermore high school basketball player getting a lot of attention tonight. it has changed some people's lives including the life of the boy with autism who made the shot. terry mcsweeney joins us live at livermore high. parents are loving this excitement and how well everybody did. >> reporter: that's one of the great things about the story. a lot

laura muir is going for a second medal after winning bronze, she is in the final of the 1500 metres tomorrowond behind the winner of the 3000 metres. she has not had the chance to celebrate her bronze medaljust yet. has not had the chance to celebrate her bronze medaljust yetlj has not had the chance to celebrate her bronze medaljust yet. i have not had a chance to celebrate, i am trying to prepare for today. i will put celebrations on hold until after the championships. isa the championships. is a week like me that into the final of the 400 metres. she thought she had missed out after coming third in her seat. but the winner was littered disqualified for an infringement. elite doyle will also be in tomorrow‘s final. this winning jump was a personal best and one of the best in the world this year. and the ivory coast took gold and silver in the 60 metres. 0ne and the ivory coast took gold and silver in the 60 metres. one of the fastest ti mes silver in the 60 metres. one of the fastest times ever seen and the best time in the world this year. this victory capped an emotional year. time in th

it's been a great championships for muir, who is 24. prove that she can now mix it with he best. could get one medal, that would be a great achievement. but to get two, and a silver, that is great. such a confidence booster. championships before this. a double here. best time in the 400 metres. as part of the british relay squad. in the netherlands. great britain are up to six medals there. katie archibald and emily nelson stormed to gold in the madison. in the omnium and had to pull out. i'm a bit speechless at the moment. it's going to take a while to sink in. i think we raced very well as a team. we played to each other‘s strengths, and, yeah, we won. to go with his silver in the team event. well to reach the final. unification fight all boxing fans want to see. —— to take on anthony joshua. that is after deontay wilder retained his belt last night. againstjoshua parker in cardiff. bout can be made. wilder wants it but he is not convinced about the joshua camp. isn't going to want it. but it's going to be up to you guys, the fans. i've spoken enough about this. said all i need

muir took bronze in the 3,000 metres on thursday.has retired this week. but despite his crews winning 35 olympic and paralympic medals — he never attracted much attention. so our reporter tim hague went to meet him, and find out more. surprising that one of which an's best elite coaches ever is little known outside of rowing. best elite coaches ever he's won many medals. best elite coaches ever why is he retiring? best elite coaches ever it will be hard to step out. best elite coaches ever rowing is my hobby and my life in some ways. i shan't leave rowing, i have done 21 years that is quite long time. the first rovers have been out on the water from 7am this morning, the sun is still coming up, and that commitment to be the best comes from sir david tanner all the way down. he is an ex—headteacher and he still carries that with him. we have all been called into the headmaster‘s office. he has created this incredible place of success and inspiration. he will always be remembered. i was confident that with financial support, that's whe

john muir says the turkeys also get aggressive with people and have even scratched cars in the parking, and, their waste is causing problems at the facility. john muir works with federal officials to find a solution to the problem, but some neighbors don't want to see the turkeys go, saying they are a welcome fixture in the area. >> they get pretty big, too. >> don't mess with the turkeys. >>> still ahead, if the oakland a's are going to bounce back after finishing last season in last place, they will get it from a combination of young stars and veterans. up next, they open up about their role as mentors. >>> and, at 6:00, a ktvu exclusive. the master tenant behind bars for the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire sent a 21 page letter to 2 investigates. who he says is really to blame for the deaths of 36 people. >>> and authorities on the lookout for this man, suspected of peeping into the bathroom of an east bay restaurant. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw

i'm david muir.o see you tomor >>> live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> live doppler 7 tracking the continuing rain and snow falling on california with more storms on the way as we speak. >> we need this rain. recent storms have helped reduce california's drought in just the past week. >> in a latest map shows conditions ranging from abnormally dry to extreme drought. >> today's storm ranked level one on the abc 7 storm impact scale. these videos from san jose all captured wet streets, windshield wipers and umbrellas. >> we're looking live outside at the view in walnut creek where raindrops cover the camera lens as you look at 680. >> spencer christian joins us with the accuweather forecast. >> not enough rain to erase the risk of drought, but it's raining still. we have scattered showers, a line of new showers, including some, looks like some downpours moving right throughout central part of the bay area. looks like maybe the presidio area, into concord and vallejo. that's been the pattern

. >> john muir medical center says it is fully cooperating with police after the arrest of a nursingistant who is accused of sexual battery against a patient. prosecutors say 29-year-old cody baca turned himself in last friday. walnut creek police say he was working at john muir last year when a patient there made a sexual assault claim. baca also faces burglary charges. in its statement john muir says it takes all patient complaints seriously. >>> at 5:36 the oakland dmv will not reopen on monday as planned. we're learning -- >> oh, no. >> we're learning it's going to be closed another week. you may remember the thieves pulled copper pipes from the ceiling, this triggered massive flooding and forced the office to close and they had to clean up and make those repairs. the dmv is honoring appointments but at other offices. >> that's a long drive for some folks. >>> san francisco is making it easier for low income residents to pay their tickets and citations. the mta yesterday launched a new ticket payment program allowing those who qualify the opportunity to pay in installments so tha

. >>> a walnut creek john muir medical center is fully cooperating with police after the arrest of a newsing assistant accused of sexual battery against a patient. coddy baca turned himself in last friday. walnut creek police say he was working at john muir last year when a patient there made a sexual assault claim against him. baca also faces burglary charges. in its statement john muir says it takes all patient complaints seriously. >>> the reverend billy graham will be la id to rest in a private funeral service. graham died last week at the age of 99. president trump is expected to attend today's service being held inside a tent in the main parking lot of the billy graham library in charlotte. his son says that graham would have thought the funeral was eye little too elaborate. >> he would say this is too much about billy graham. he wouldn't be happy. he wanted it to be more about the lord jesus christ. >> graham's body will be buried on the grounds of the library aside the grave of his wife ruth. >>> breaking news just coming in out of the south bay, we are getting word that ther

chasing her to the finish line were netherlands‘ sifan hassan and scotland's laura muir but they couldn'trsuit team won their third successive world title beating great britain at the world track championships in the netherlands. the us were never behind in apeldoorn, holding an advantage ofjust over half a second after the first 1,000m against a great britain team that contained the four—time olympic gold medallist laura kenny, who gave birth to her first child in august and only began training with the team in early january. i'm very pleased, i never expected to be back in the world championships so soon. i certainly would not have chosen the world to be my first race back, but i really enjoyed being back with the girls. we would have loved to come for a gold medal. any place we enter, we wa nt to gold medal. any place we enter, we want to win. we can't help but feel a little disappointed. the usa women's pursuit team won their third successive world title beating great britain at the world track championships in the netherlands. earlier on thursday, great britain went one better in the

laura muir has qualified for the 1500m finals tomorrow.lace on the podium in the 3000 metres, but muir will have to wait until after the final in this event tomorrow to celebrate her bronze. i need to put this on hold until the chubb insurance. having had that medal in my pocket, already. great britain have added another medal on day three of the world track cycling championship in apeldoorn in the netherlands. mark stewart took bronze in the men's points race which is over 160 laps. australia's cameron meyer won gold with home riderjan willem van schip took silver. britain now have four medals — one gold, two silvers and stewa rt‘s — one gold, two silvers and stewart's bronze. — one gold, two silvers and stewa rt‘s bronze. it's — one gold, two silvers and stewart's bronze. it's been a difficult evening for elinor barker. earlier the briton was caught up in this crash during the elimination race in the women's omnium. she went into the fourth and final event, the points race, in the bronze medal position, but couldn't manage to hold on to

with me are hugh muir, associate editor at the guardian and steve hawkes, deputy political editor at tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the financial times, which has a picture of a smiling stephen hawking, who has died at the age of 76 today. the i has a special edition tomorrow celebrating the life of the mathematician, who was hailed as ‘the greatest british thinker since newton'. the metro turns its attentions to events in parliament with a rather blunt interpretation of theresa may's expulsion of 23 russian diplomats. ‘push offski'. the guardian says they treated the british deadline with sarcasm, co nte m pt british deadline with sarcasm, contempt and defiance. the sun sasteremy corbyn is eating's puppet after he refused to accept proof moscow was behind the attack. the male says the labour leader was disowned by his colleagues for failing to back theresa may's tough sta nce failing to back theresa may's tough stance against russia. meanwhile, the daily express claims that a russian businessman found dead at his london home earlier this week was on putin's ‘hit—list‘. th

dave muir shows how the u.s.cer team honored the student. >> one of the 17 lives lost in parkland. a memg of the soccer team. here she is about to story. on the soccer field since she was three, alyssa played the night before the shooting. there she is in red stealing the ball making the pass. after the horror in parkland when her teammates learned that her idols the u.s. women soccer team were scheduled to play in orlando they had an idea. tweeting asking the team to honor alyssa. this week her teammates were invited to their locker room. >> oh, my gosh. >> wearing the tee shirts stoneman douglas strong. and soon something else, the soccer jersey's with someone else's name. >> take them they have alyssa a's name and number. >> they embraced the emotion on their faces, and alyssa number on the back, 8. her teammates crying and her mother trying to stay strong. >> it has taken my breath away. and it's helping with the healing process for us as a family. >> heading into the stands alyssa's teammates holding photos

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. >> reporter: i'm david muir. >> reporter: and i'm elizabeth vargas, and this is "20/20." adorable identical twins, gracey and audrey born and prated in china, and adopted by different families in the united states. they reunited on "good morning america," but they were 10 years old. >> audrey, are you ready? >> yeah. >> you want to do this? >> yeah. >> come on. all right, gracie. come on out and meet your sister. [ cheers ] [ cheers and applause ] >> can i touch you? >> reporter: now meet howard burack who surprisingly has a lot in common with those little girls. you always knew you were adopted. >> i did. i was adopted, and, you know, i grew up in a nice middle class -- upper middle class family in a suburban area in rockland county. normal childhood. normal whatever. >> reporter: you went to the louise wise agency. >> yes. >> reporter: when he was 35 years old, he became increasingly curious about iz had biological mother. he wrote to the louise wise agency to ask for information. somebody called back with news that hit like a bolt of lightning. >> she said, you have an

. >> world news with david muir is coming up. >> for all of us, thanks for inviting us into your homes. >> we'll see you at 6:00, and michael >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on. shot in the back. the family of stephon clark releasing their autopsy, showing the unarmed black man who was shot eight times by sacramento police. at least six of those shots in his back. >>> not guilty. the wife of the pulse gunman, omar mateen, cleared in court. why the jury decided she had no connection to the nightclub massacre. >>> more trouble for the president's cabinet. what abc news has learned about the epa administrator, scott pruitt. the sweetheart real estate deal involving the wife of an energy lobbyist, and a 911 call. a senior white house official calling the situation beyond frustrating. >>> plunging to earth, the space junk crashing toward the earth's atmosphere. we have new timing for that possible strike, and what are the chances someone gets hurt?

. >> i'm david muir, and this is "20/20." you're about to see this fascinating investigation tonight with abc's sunny hostin, a former prosecutor herself. we begin with the words of true crime writer, ann rule. >> the dark-haired woman was beautiful, even in death, and the moonlight dappled her naked body. her name was rebecca, the girlfriend of pharmaceutical tycoon jonah shacknai. she was 32. the way rebecca zahau died was strange enough. >> it was almost like a movie. you can't make this stuff up. >> reporter: but where it happened made it all the more bizarre. >> having something like this happen in coronado was just so shocking. >> coronado's really an island with a bridge coming out of san diego. you're right on the ocean. and then there's these mansions, one after another, after another. >> reporter: and of all the beautiful spots in coronado, the body was discovered at one of the most historic, the spreckels mansion. >> spreckels mansion was named after a sugar king! spreckels mansion has so many bedrooms you can hard

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. >> i'm david muir, and this is "20/20." here's amy robach. >> the voice kept saying over and over again, like, "wake up. this is a robbery. we're not here to harm you." >> there were red laser beams pointing at them. there were flashes. bright lights. they were told to -- to turn over. they were bound. >> this is wild it reads like a movie script. the details are insane. >> and i could see red dots scanning the wall, and i thought, like, "holy [ bleep ], this is real." >> reporter: aaron quinn and denise huskins are sound asleep in their bed. it's 3:00 in the morning, when intruders break into their dreams. >> and i remember thinking, like, god, this is a really bad nightmare. >> they had guns facing us. >> reporter: they say they hear men swarming their home, one comes into their bedroom. dressed in a black wet suit, he's barking orders. >> he said, "i'm gonna leave some ties at the -- the edge of the bed. and aaron's gonna put his hands behind his back. you're going to tie his hands behind his back and his feet together."

all right cecily -- >> abc world news with david muir is next on channel 6.s" continues at 10:00 on ph almost 17. and police 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. new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d, but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, literally engineered for streaming. good advice. i've also got some ideas on a better cereal selection, which i will keep to myself. experience netflix on the 100% fiber-optic network made for streaming switch to fios and get a year of netflix on us with a two-year agreement. >>> tonight, breaking news. bracing for a major nor'easter. authorities now warning, this could be a life threatening storm. hurricane-force wind gusts. the storm from the carolinas up through d.c., philly, new york and boston. wind gusts in some places surpassing 70 miles per hou

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a woman was airlifted to john muir medical center with moderate to major injuries. a man taken to marin general wait minor injuries. the cause of the crash unknown but it does not look like weather played a role. >>> tough questions in vallejo as people gathered for a town hall about preventing gun violence. >> this isn't enough. this is not enough. >> congressman mike thompson heads the house gun violence prevention task force. dozens of people came out seeking answers about what's being done to protect students and teachers in the wake of the deadly florida shooting. >> i'm a gun owner. i support the second amendment. and i don't think that civilians need assault weapons. the military should have them, cops should have them. civilians don't need them. >> thompson recently announced that he has 200 cosponsors from both parties on a bill that would strengthen background checks for gun buyers. >>> there is a lot that has been done, there's a lot more that needs to be done. it's why it's so important we elect the right people. >> that was the husband of congresswoman

. >>> abc world news with david muir is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on p h l 17 with brian taff and ducis rogers. and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers, i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> tonight, the states of n the air. the massive nor'easter hitting right now. from virginia up through philly, new york city, and new england. up to two feet of snow in some places. thundersnow in new york city. tonight, a teacher on bus duty, struck by lightning holding an umbrella. and our weather team telling us there could be another nor'easter brewing. >>> also breaking tonight, reports hope hicks, who resigned from the white house, had her e-mail hacked. and the porn star now suing the president. her lawyer saying the president must have known about the payment to silence her. >>> there is news coming in now, an apparent accidental shooting at a high school, several hit. and at another school, a student

this is what patients at john muir health center are faced with. groups of wild gobblers. >> they have chased my kids. they are not afraid of cars. they can get a little intimidating. they are kind of big. >> reporter: they have tried to get the big birds to leave by using motion sensor sprinklers and other measures but nothing has worked. now they plan to trap the turkeys and like lly euthanize them because they say the big birds have become aggressive towards patients and have damaged property. >> when i learned they might be trapping them and euthanizing them, that makes me so sad. >> reporter: the neighborhood are outraged. they say they are an important part of the community. they have been watching the family for the past decade. >> we go on our morning walk and see them. our son loves to wave to them. >> they literally are like family. >> reporter: charles says the birds have lived here longer than he has. he says every one knows this is turkey territory. >> there are people who care about them and just want them to be against part of the co

. >> and i'm david muir. as we come on the air tonight, thousands of students are in the middle of spring break, and most college students do come back with quite a story. >> but it's unlikely few of them will have a starry ory as the o you're about to hear from a woman who said she followed google maps and paid a terrible price. telling us, i ended up stranded in the place i thought might be my grave. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: just take a moment to take it in. the grand canyon. a geological spectacle, 6 million years in the making. >> it is absolutely beautiful. and that's why it's one of the seven wonders of the world. >> reporter: it's no wonder 5 million tourists trek here every year, just to breathe in its pure serenity. they return home with pictures and souvenirs and sunburns, but nobody comes back with a story like amber van hecke. >> i did do right things, even if i did make mistakes. and if i can just share those things that i did right with everyone, and if that even saves one life, then tha

. >>> "world news tonight" with david muir is next. >> for all of u >>> tonight, the deadly bridge collapse. the 950-ton bridge coming down on drivers in their cars. multiple vehicles crushed. authorities say several dead. the urgent rescue effort under way at this hour for people still trapped. witnesses say some of the cars were under the bridge, waiting for the light to change. >>> also, the major headline breaking tonight involving president trump. abc news confirming special counsel robert mueller has now subpoenaed documents from the trump family business involving russia. >>> and the secret recording, the president in his own words. describing a conversation with canada's prime minister. the president admitting he didn't know, but went ahead and said it. tonight, what he said. >>> the eye-opening new surveillance video during the shooting in parkland. for the first time, the school officer under

. >> world news tonight with david muir is coming up. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time.ll see >>> tonight, the white house responds to stormy daniels. now saying the president does not believe any of the claims ms. daniels made last night are accurate. was she threatened in a parking lot to stay silent? and did the money she was given 11 days before the election break any campaign finance laws? and this evening, the response from first lady melania trump. >>> also tonight, president trump expelling 60 russians, giving them one week, after that nerve agent attack in the uk. russia tonight threatening to retaliate. >>> the stunning new findings from inside that helicopter that went down in the east river here in new york city. what the pilot was trying to do. >>> we have new reporting tonight, what authorities have now revealed about the family of four on vacation, discovered dead in a condo they had rented.

. >>> world nud"world news tonigh david muir is coming up. >> we appreciate your time and hope to see again in half an hour. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. president trump and now his v.a. secretary is fired. david shulkin is out tonight. the president has just revealed in a tweet he is now nominating his doctor as the new v.a. secretary. in just two weeks, the secretary of state, the national security adviser and now the v.a. secretary all gone. >>> also breaking at this hour, bracing for tornadoes right now. residents were urged to seek shelter. severe weather set to hit tonight. several states. thunderstorms and large hail already and rob has the track right now. >>> the deadly police shooting. the video shot from that police helicopter. an unarmed black man killed. 20 shots fired. his brother crashing a city council meeting. protesters blocking an nba arena. >>> also, the school shooting, and now the 911 calls.

. >> "world news tonight" with david muir is next. >> we'll s >>> tonight, the deadly nor'easter slamming several states as we come on the air. what's called a bomb cyclone, from the carolinas up through d.c., philly, new york and boston. hurricane-force winds at points reaching more than 80 miles per hour. knocking down trees into homes and cars. the major storm surge at this hour, and the real concern in many places, the worst is yet to come tonight. >>> also this evening, the travel nightmare. because of this, thousands of flights canceled. and amtrak in the northeast shut down at this hour. >>> also tonight, we have new reporting on jared kushner, president trump's son-in-law, and those meetings inside the white house. and then hundreds of millions of dollars in loans to help his family's business. tonight, new reporting. what then happened after all of that. raising new questions tonight. >>> the deadly shooting at a school, a student opening fire

. >> "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. >> we appreciate your time and hope to see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight, several developing headlines. tens of thousands of school kids walking out, demanding lawmakers in this country do something. as the alleged killer today is in court, face-to-face with the parents who lost children. what he now wants. and tonight, the calls we never heard before. >>> president trump's attorney general, jeff sessions, and a major decision to make. will he fire andrew mccabe before mccabe can retire just four days from now? mccabe had defended james comey in front of the american people. >>> the cliffhanger overnight. the district where donald trump won by nearly 20 points. tonight, the democrat declaring victory. what does this signal? >>> parts of the east tonight buried under more than two feet of snow, and incredibly, we are now watching what could be a fourth major storm to slam into the east.

. >>> then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> coming up, president trump fires his secretary of state in a tweet. >>> the major storm hitting now, tractor trailers . >>> shoppers at six stores in the bay area and the new york region will be able to book a task room in the store. >>> the future of your commute might be in the air. this is video of a flying taxi prototype. it's from a company called kitty hawk, like the name funded by alphabet ceo larry page. the taxi is self-piloti ining s need for a pilot's license. the company moved to new zealand after failing to get faa approval. kitty hawk is rolling out an air taxi service there. >>> while apple is returning to san jose, this will be the second year in a row it has been held in the south bay after a long run at san francisco's musconi center. maybe a refreshed mac book and a new ipad pro. >>> former first lady maria shriver will keynote the women's conference this year. congresswoman jackie speier and pbc rr pbcr events will be held on april 24 in san francisco. >>> their slogan is rooted in oakland. and today the team anno

. >>> then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> the nor'easter hitting tonight. >>> yet another major departure at the white house. and a truck spilling hydro coloric acid, the evacuates. >>> and a lot of people think pot stinks, but for cannabis con sours, some has the scent of fine wine. we take a closer look at the buddi ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while performing a grand jetÉ between two grand pianos. she could... in a commercial. in real life she uses it to pay her sister, from her couch, for that sweater she stained. what sweater? (phone buzzes) life, lived michaela's way. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> new at 5:00, the san francisco district attorney will not press charges against the university of san diego basketball men's coach. allen lamont smith was arrested at sfo on march 5 after allegedly beating his pregnant girlfriend at an atlanta hotel. as a result of evidence from the investigation, mr. smith will not be charged at this time. >>> a new report shows a possible backlash against self-dri

. >> the district says a copycat incident at john muir middle school also prompted a knockdown -- lockdown. note threat was found there either. students were dismissed at the usual time. >>> in alabama, a mn open fire -- gunmen opened fire at a hospital. they responded to calls of an active shooter at the uav highland hospital in birmingham. authorities say the two men who were shot work at the hospital. they say there -- they are not sure of the government's relationship to the two men. but uav highland hospital is part of the medical school at the university of alabama birmingham. >>> a judge has entered a not guilty plea on behalf of nikolas cruz. he is the 19-year-old charged in last month's mass shooting at the florida high school. the judge entered the plea after crews remained silent during yesterday's hearing. cruz was standing mute to the charges. meaning he was declining to enter a plea. cruz faces 17 counts of premeditated murder and 17 counts of attempted murder. attending yesterday's hearing were victims, relatives, and cruz's younger brother. >>> from parkland, florida, to ri

. >>> and what's next on world news with david muir. >> a teacher struck by lightning while it's just my eczema again,t. but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. >>> scientists knew that jupiter was turbulent as a gas giant. but they didn't know it was like this. it turns out that cyclones appear at each pole. it turns out that the deeper you go, jupiter's gas what we know about earth's origins. >>> nasa says it is more interested in what's in between. it shows the cracked rocky crust in the planet arranged in a tile like design with the dusty do you knows spilling over it. it could be what's called frost weave, that's when repeated outl thawing and freezing of the ground make different designs. >>> something fishy with a noisy group of neighbors that people say are keeping them up at night.

. >> abc world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6.tion news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams and ducis rogers. and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> tonight, the nor'easter hitting in just hours. slamming the east coast, up to two feet of snow expected in some places. schools in philadelphia already closed. bracing from philly to new york city to boston tonight. nearly 200,000 without power, without heat already because of the last storm, and now this. >>> also breaking at this hour yet another major departure at the white house tonight. just as the president declares everyone wants to work in the white house. >>> and the emergency evacuations tonight. the train slamming into a truck hauling hydrochloric acid. a dangerous chemical cloud above the crash site. families rushed to safety. >>> former dr. larry nassar. first, more than 260 women coming forward. now, the first male gymnast breaking

was behind the wheel of that suv suffered major injuries in this crash and has been taken to john muirady been arrested for evading officers and driving recklessly. authorities are not releasing the drivers name at this time. now east bay mud crews had to be called in here this morning. finally couple hours after this crush about 530 this morning. they managed to show off -- shut off the flow of water. the city crew moved in here to clean up all the damage that was left behind, top up -- chop up that tree and the light pole. now traffic is moving in both directions here.>>> oaklands lake merritt is now a crime scene. two people were pronounced dead after they were pulled from the water. a man and a woman were arguing. both individuals ended up in the water. police and firefighters pulled the man out who was unconscious. he was transported to the hospital where he was later pronounced dead. it took dive teams about two hours before the recovered the body of the woman. the police department homicide division is taking over the investigation. san francisco police officers could be armed w

"world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. >>> tonight, breaking developments as we come on the air. the arrest. where they found the suspect. just as we now learn there are more than a dozen packages with potentially destructive devices, explosive powder and more, addressed to the white house, the military, the cia. and tonight here, the new warning. could there be other packages on the way? >>> no charges. the deadly police shooting. alton sterling struggling with police, shot multiple times. the family responding tonight. >>> president trump tonight, and the new suggestion, that the u.s. military pay for the border wall. what about the promise that mexico would pay? >>> the horror for so many couples. the fertility clinic and their admission tonight. the number of frozen eggs and embryos lost is far higher than originally thought. >>> the state trooper struck on a highway, thrown into the air right th

. >>> and at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> coming up, the massive storm, the fourth nor'easteret to hit. and the suspected serial bomber strikes again. strikes again. and what i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. strikes again. and what since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. >>> residents are in shock whoever damage done by a volunteer work. this one-acre site is a special place for volunteers who work hard to protect it as a habitat for birds, wild animals and plants. an overzealous volunteer cut down many bushes and trees to make a habitat for butterflies. >> i'm sure this person thoug

. >>> abc's "world news tonight" next with david muir here on channel6.on news" continues at 10:00 on phl17 with brian taff, sharrie williams adam joseph and ducis rodgers. 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 gardner. we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >> ♪ >>> tonight, the former trump campaign adviser going rogue. testify before the grand jury in the russia inveig cooperate with robert mueller. going on live tv today, but then making bold suggestions about then-candidate donald trump, about what he allegedly knew and when. tonight, the white house responding. >>> also tonight, another nor'easter. bracing for round two at this hour, set to slam into much of the east coast after the deadly storm already left hundreds of thousands without power. many still without power, without heat tonight. and now, this nor'easter set to hit again. >>> the images just in tonight, the domestic figlight, the passenger who allegedly tried to open the aircraft

it started to pick up in mill valley just moments ago and tiburon, muir beach, bolinas, along highway 1 and you can expect the golden gate bridge to be pretty drenched. same with downtown san francisco starting to pick up. so you're waking up to the sound of rain if they didn't disturb you while you were sleeping. it's been pouring all night in many of these spots. highway 101, 280 through daly city also seeing some strong rainfall. redwood city coming down good. a lot lighter in san

muir took bronze in the 3000 on thursday.d andrew robertson have both qualified for the semi—finals which get underway at ten past seven on bbc two. ujah won his heat to qualify automatically for the final while robertson had a tense wait to see if he would get through as one of the fastest losers after finishing fourth in heat four. a season's best time for great britain's women's 4 x 400 metre relay team has earned them a place in tomorrow's final. megan beesley overtook the italians in the anchor leg and just managed to hold them off to cross the line in second place behind the usa, guaranteeing automatic qualification. and a strong performance from the men's 4 x 400 metre team means they will also compete for gold tomorrow. the quartet recorded a season's best time of 3:05:29 which is the fourth fastest time ever of a british men's team indoors. you can follow all the athletics here on bbc two this evening. an unbeaten century from new zealand captain kane williamson couldn't deny england taking a 2—1 lead in their one da