david muir and our team live in singmore. with adversaries shaking off decades of hostility, fear, and frustration, embarking on a new beginning of possibility of peace. >> will you be meeting again, sir? >> we'll meet many times. thank you very much, everybody. >> this special edition of "nightline," "trump and kim: the historic summit," will be right back. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ hey, want thedone.est internet? and now, xfinity mobile's included. you could get up to five lines. you could save 400 bucks or more a year, which you could spend on a funk-tastic music video. ♪ dance party boom. ♪ simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet, with three times the speed of at&t and directv, and tv for $35 each a month for a year when you buy both. and ask how you can save with xfinity mobile. click, call or visit us today. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) >> announcer: this special editi

i'm david muir. until then, good night. chase, a crash and fire kills one person.huts down a major intersection in the east bay. >>> we are nearing the end of the mayoral vote count in san francisco, as one candidate takes a big lead. >>> and the internet as you know it could change tomorrow. how the repeal of net neutrality protections may affect you. >>> abc 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> announcer: now from abc 7, live breaking news. >>> right away, a police chase from san francisco to the east bay ends with a crash, fire and death. it's now becoming a kidnapping investigation. goeng and thank for joining us i'm diane lima. >>> the vehicle crashed at peralta. lillian kim is there, live. little yn. >> reporter: eric and dion, the entire intersection is blocked nef as officers piece together around 30 p.m. when the vehicle crashed in emeryville while evading a police officer. police say he shoved a woman in the trunk of the car after assaulting her in the tenderloin. he and his female passengered head to the east bay. when they arrived here witnesses say they heard

i'm david muir.aking news, a cold case homicide comes back to life in the bay area. we have new coverage on the deadly shooting. plus. >> breaking news in maryland. five people shot to death at the headquarters of a daily newspaper. tonight the search for a motive. >> we are teaming up for the homeless project and giving you a look at the plan that would force people to get help. >>> live breaking news. >> that breaking news just released pictures and information in a 43 year old cold case homicide that happened in a stanford church. good evening. thanks for joining us. >> today a man shot himself in san jose inside an apartment on camden avenue. police say he was the suspect in an old homicide at memorial church on the campus of stanforstanford university. >> the victim was just 19 years old. on october 13, 1974, she was found dead, killed by a blow to the head with an ice pick. >> the widespread fear, the satanic panic. >> we have the latest information from law eforcement. >> reporter: the newest

world news with david muir up next. >> for all of us here, snuggles, we appreciate your time.ke it. >> that's great. >>> tonight, the pressure on the president, and just moments ago, he arrived at the capitol. the crisis at the border. tent cities going up to house children separated from their parents. children now in detention facilities. some kept in cages. and in some cases, parents are being deported, sent home without their children. president trump today hugging the american flag, doubling down on his zero tolerance policy. the president just arriving on the hill to shouting, and what he just said. >>> also tonight, the tornado touching down late today. the tornado watch, as we come on the air. as severe storms now hit several states. meteorologist ginger zee is standing by. >>> the airport meltdown. the airline forced to cancel over 2,000 flights. why hundreds of passengers have been sleeping at the airport for four nights now. >>> the police takedown. the video that made national

george stephanopoulos and david muir are anchoring from singapore. "nightline" airs immediately after jimmy kimmel live. >>> streets are blocked off. restaurants are stocked up. exactly 12 hours away now from the warriors championship parade. lilian kim is live in oakland, a city ready to celebrate. >> dan, i'm on 11th street. the parade will begin here, then head down broadway. if previous years are any guide, a million people will be lining the streets. crews are getting ready for the big parade, setting up barricades and fences throughout downtown oakland. many warriors fans know exactly where to position themselves. >> it's always good to get where they're turning because they spend a little more time going around. you get multiple angles. i've been here every year. >> but this year will be different there will be no rally at the end of the parade route. instead, the emphasis will be on the parade itself, which is being build as more interactive. players, who will be given mega phones, will have a chance to engage with fans. julie lowe and amy co

. >> world news with david muir >>> tonight, breaking id muir developments as we come on the air in theest. the deadly shooting at an american newspaper. we're on the scene tonight. several dead. multiple workers in, quote, grave condition. the horrific scene unfolding late today. the reporter hiding under his desk, saying a gunman shot through the glass door, adding, "there is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people shot while you're under your desk." tonight, the suspect surrounded, now being questioned. and the president's first response. >>> also this evening, the battle over the future of the supreme court. president trump, some of his clearest words yet on his plan to replace justice anthony kennedy. he could reshape the court for more than a generation. tonight, democrats scrambling, but do they have any power to slow down the president's pick? >>> the fiery words on capitol hill. the man in

i'm david muir. hope to see you monday.know how they can do that to people. >> the government could potentially house thousands of migrants at the former concord naval weapons station. how residents and elected officials are reacting tonight. >>> triple digits and high fire danger. how the bay area is preparing for a scorching weekend. >>> san francisco pride weekend is in full swing. the different tone to this year's trans march about to get under way at dolores park. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> high heat, and high fire danger. triple digits have hit parts of the bay area. and we're already seeing some problem spots. good evening i'm dan ashley. >>> i'm ama daetz. temperatures spike tomorrow. let's look outside from the east bay hills camera. >> concord and antioch see some of the hottest temperatures tomorrow. abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian here with that appear the advisories in place. >>> it's hot teeth even hotter tomorrow. that raises the restrictive of fire and heat relate

d david muir will be back here tomorrow tonight. have a great evening.night. d david muir will be back here tomorrow tonight. have a great evening. good night. >>> ton on abc 7 news at 6:00, a fight on father's tai to keep immigrant families from being separated at the border. >>> a popular bay area band hit by thieves sun able to replace the gear that drives their music. >>> police on the lookout for arsonist after a series of fires not far from the north bay fire zone. >>> abc 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> chain link cages about 30 by 30. a lot of young folks put in. >> backlash at the border this father's day weekend. >> outrage is growing over a trump administrations policy to take children away from their parents. however, not everyone sees that as a negative. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >>> and i'm dion lim. many people spent the father's day protesting the controversial policy including in the bay area. >> coronell bernhard is live at a detention facility in richm

the 41 year old was struck by a car while on the sidewalk alongside john muir hospital on east streetthree weeks sot: jillian burgess, victim// witnesses i went flying in a and landed face remember the whole thing i consciousness but it happened very fast."witnesses toldss the car heading toward grant street was for ell aenger side mirror. burgess worries a reckless driver is still at large and wants people who may spot the car to call sot: jillian victim// about it i can't actually see on the news and run hit and run and get caught dont but it they're out there to somebody else fatal results." if caught the driver may face felony charges.in the meantime burgess is (pam) (pam) let's take a live look outside on this friday night... (catherine mabrisa is here with the forecast.. expect widespread low cloud cover over the coastal waters to fill in and spread inland overnight. tracking patchy coastal drizzle from late tonight into saturday morning, overnight lows will be in the 50s. temperatures cool once again region-wide on saturday as an upper level system pushes inland to our north. h

i'm david muir. i'll see you later on "20/20." good night. >>> new pictures, new details and an understanding of the impact of the death of a cold case suspect. >> and. >>> all of us are completely horrified. >> summer science camp goes terribly wrong sending a boy to the burn unit. >>> sky 7 is live a big concord in concord. good evening, i am dan ashley. >> and i kristen sze in for ama daetz. now 50% contained but it grew quickly. >> very quickly. within half an hour burned 3,000 feet. that's about ten football fields long. 175 acres burned already. >> just off ygnacio valley road. >> now, let's give you a live look at sky 7 where we are talking about. right along the concrete walnut border. the good news since we are on the air half an hour ago, containment achieved with this fire. that is encouraging. the heat and the wind always a key factor >> plus the dry conditions. let's check in with spencer christian to get the latest. >> still pretty warm there. 91 degrees anybody the area of the fire. here is a look at the complete ru

she was a member of the john muir health physician network for 15 years and will be greatly missed. our thoughts are with her family, friends, patients, colleagues and staff at this very difficult time."investigators are still trying to determine why this tree fell, if it fell onto beyzer's car or if she crashed into it. while some reports say the tree was dead witnesses aren't quite sure. sot looked green....around 10 cars were within sight of the tree when it fell. the witness we talked with says she feels for the victim but is thankful to be alive.sot oc: and exchange student from chinaexchange student sot oc: and to be alive.but is thankful to be alive.sot oc: and exchange student from china (pam) it is supposed to stay hot in the bay area especially inland over the next couple of days. (grant) meterologist mabrisa rodriguez is in for lawrence. mabrisa.. are we going to be dealing with windy conditions during this hot snap? a warming trend will continue through tuesday, especially for inland areas, as high pressure builds over the bay area. temperatures will continue to warm on

moment. >>> north korean leaders get an update on the rules of the road for drivers on the road to muir woods. new rules inclu a parking reservation system and size requirement for tour buses and large groups visiting the park. some of the rules already havees are still on the way. today marin supervisors will get a status report. >> something you're no doubt thinking about if you're in the market for a new suv. crash safety, that's the one thing a lot of people are thinking about. when it comes to the latest mid-sized models, two scored grades low in the front passenger side protection. the insurance institute for highway safety says in 2018, ford explorer and the jeep grand cherokee came away with poor ratings. jeep says its vehicle meets or exceeds federal safety standards and no single test can measure overall vehicle safety. ford told nbc the explorer is considered a safe vehicle. >> coming up next on "today in the bay," warriors fever sweeping across the bay area and we have team coverage to get you ready for the victory parade, including tips on how to get to the celebration and

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow.night. >>> it is election day on this june primary, voters will weigh millions of dollars, dozens of candidates and a range of issues that can affect our quality of life here in the bay area.a.a i i i i am dan ashley. >> and >> help reduce traffic congestion. >> and in san francisco the chance to elect a new mayor. in that race, there are eight people running. among them are candidates who could make city history. >> vic lee joins us live with the look at the front runners. >> reporter: on that supervisor london breeds headquarters, as you can see this room is empty for now. but we are expecting a large crowd of course of breed supporters. breed is considered by many to be the fro

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. night. >>> no ban. no wall. sanctuary for all. >>> a major victory for president trump leads to protest in the bay area. hear from people on both sides of the travel ban debate. >>> a plant planned to house 47,000 people. >>> i am wayne freedman 5% containment looks like this. >>> expanding evacuations and more road closures, the pawnee fire continues. thank you for joining us i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. the good news is the fire has not grown much in the past 24 hours but still a long way to go for full containment. >> 22 structures have been destroyed. half of them are homes and 600 remain threatened. the fires burned for three straight days. >> flames threaten the spring value community. and today the evacuation advisory warning went out to callusa county. >> let's begin with wayne freedman who is live in lake county. >> reporter: good evening. a break for firefighters earlier today. at the moment, it is down, but the pawnee fire is not out. when they bring in this big

you have to be patient it is a long process but here i am"> officials at the john muir medical centerspital currently offering the deep brain stimulation procedure in bay...in wlanut creek haaziq madyun kron4news kron4newsmadyun kron4news (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. (ken) new video tonight at 10. talk about terrifying. an alabama man who shot a rattlesnake got quite the surprise...when the headless snake tried to atack him...after he thought he had killed it. veterinarians at the alabama medical center... tell kron four that reptiles can survive with extremely low blood pressure and levels of oxygen. snakes brains can continue to fuction...after being severed for hours in some cases. (pam) two families are understandably upset after workers at a hospital in west virginia, mixed up their two newborn babies. dawson perry's parent's thought he was the spitting image of his dad. however, when family came to vist him at the hospital ... two days after he was born... they did not see the resemblance. after several minutes of confusion... dawson's

forests and the founder of the sierra club and you have a lot to be proud of in california, in john muir. his final resting place is there. i think of him but when i think of conservation, i also think of a wonderful pennsylvanian conservationist by the name of gifford pinshow. gifford pinshow was a noted republican and progressive, a conservationist to make pennsylvania proud. he was the governor of pennsylvania twice. he was the first chief of the united states forest service. t above all he was a pioneer in the american conservation movement. so it makes me proud to be from northeastern pennsylvania, where for many, many years gifford pin had -- pinshow lived. mr. speaker, the land and water conservation fund's authorization expires on september 30. this vital program, which was -- which has broad bipartisan and bicameral support, should be made permanent and should be fully funded. i am proud to support h.r. 502, which permanently authorizes the land and water conservation fund . it has bipartisan support from 229 co-sponsors in the house, over 30 republican house members recently wr

she is a doctor at john muir health in walnut creek. the hospital issued a statement saying, "we are deeply saddened to hear about the sudden and tragic passing of dr. lyudmila beyzer. she was a member of the john muir health physician network for 15 years and will be greatly missed. our thoughts are with her family, friends, patients, colleagues and staff at this very difficult time." i talked with a witness who described what happened...(j.r. that this 70 foot tree was dead but the witness i talked with said that is not what she remembers. she remembers seeing a tree with green leaves on it go down. it is still unclear if the tree hit the car or the car went into the tree. this tree was on land that is owned by the state. live in danville, j.r. stone kron 4 news. .... (grant) police have identified the little girl ed in the car crash along interstate 680 near sunol. nine year old alma aguilar of san pablo died from her injuries last friday when a car rear-ended her parent's vehicle. both of her parents suffered injuries and her father

the 58-year-old had worked at john muir health for more than a decade. the hospital releasing a statement today: "we are deeply saddened to hear about the sudden and tragic passing of dr. lyudmila beyzer. she was a member of the john muir health physician network for 15 years and will be greatly missed. our thoughts are with her family, friends, patients, colleagues and staff at this very difficult time." (pam) exactly one week after primary election day .... the san francisco board of elections is still tabulating votes for the city's next mayor. the ranked choice voting system takes longer to tally. as the days go by, we are getting closer to hearing who will lead the citty.(ken)and the race is still within a percentage point...((dbl bx))kron 4's ali reid joins us live from city hall tonight ... is it still too close to call? the same way supervisor london breed took the lead over the weekend, is the same way senator mark leno can come back.pkgvotes continue to be counted ... we're feeling really hopeful.the gap is widening. supervisor london breed mai

i'm elizabeth var ggas. >> and i'm david muir.at abc news and "20/20," thanks for watching. have a good night. well, before it was even founded, a french teenager, bienville, scared away a british warship with just a story. and great stories kept coming. like when the military came and built the boats to win the war. [warplane] some are tales told around crowded tables.... [streetcar rumble] and others are performances fit for the stage. stella! cause for three hundred years, great stories have started the same way. one time, in new orleans. [crowd applause]

. >> and i'm david muir. it was the kind of teenage party that's no doubt taking place all over the country this friday night, especially with so many graduations being celebrated, but right here tonight, the party that ended in a life-changing he said, she said. >> here to tell the story, one that is igniting a desperately needed conversation about the blurred lines of sexual consent, and sexual assault. a store for every family. here's ryan smith. ♪ >> reporter: it's friday night. the lights, the band, and the entire town is out to see the toros. welcome to spanish fort, alabama. population 8,000. located just east of mobile bay. once the site of one of the last civil war battles. it will later be the site of a different kind of battle. >> very small, close community. everyone kind of knows everyone. >> a very tight-knit community, focused on family, centered on very good schools. >> reporter: bible belt churches may dot this small, affluent community, but here, football is religion. >> in spanish fort, foo

. >> i'm david muir and this is "20/20." here tonight deborah roberts. >> reporter: driving the corridor between atlantic city and philadelphia weekdays between the hours of 2:00 and 4:00 p.m. you may have heard this voice on wibg fm. >> if you don't vote, i will come find you at your house and drag you outside. >> reporter: that's the non-nonsense april kauffman, a peppery and provocative radio host. >> i love being here to bring you the truth. as unvarnished and unpretty buttered on the biscuit it is. >> reporter: tackling topics from politics to caring for u.s. vets. >> homelessness is a big issue right now for our ve >> reporter: listeners couldn't get enough of the jersey girl with the platinum hair, big smile and high wattage personality. >> she was like, a whirlwind. she would come in and she would make a lasting impression on everyone. in her upscale town of linwood new jersey, not far from the boardwalk, april and husband, dr. jim kauffman, a prominent endocrinologist are the community's consumate power couple. >> t

good evening i'm david muir. millions of americans are getting ready to travel for the holid holid holiday. it can be the perfect storm for road rages. tonight the stunning cases that have the authorities sounding the alarm. here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: we all have it in us. even if we don't know exactly where it is. a limit, a breaking point, a dark place where civilization ends and animal instinct takes over. >> we have two victims here. >> reporter: you've seen the stories leading your local news. >> another case of road rage in the metro area. >> reporter: and polluting youtube. what feels like a daily diet of road rage reports, there's this shocking video of an incident o a multi-car crash. nearly half of all drivers surveyed have experienced some form of road rage. >> and here in denver, the mile-high city motorists are hitting new lows. >> reporter: local officials reporting, deadly traffic crashes have been slowly creeping up for several years. >> we know you're fed up. so are we. >> reporter: just la

. >> i'm david muir. >> and i'm amy robach. this is "20/20." >> tonight, secrets six feet under. >> and here reporting, ryan smith. >> we were meeting for coffee at a local gas station. the call came over the radio for shots fired. immediately we jumped up, left the gas station, got in our cars. i wasn't sure what to expect when we got on scene. >> reporter: st. augustine, florida, in 2010. debra maynard was a sheriff's deputy assigned to the southeast part of town. she's remembers racing to the scene in response to this 911 call. >> 911. >> hey. please get someone to my house. it's 4700 sherlock place. >> reporter: the call is placed by fellow deputy, jeremy banks. >> what's going on? >> please send -- my girlfriend, i think she just shot herself. there's blood everywhere. please! >> reporter: when help arrives, deputies find a scene every bit as grisly as the caller describes. >> walked in around the bar in the kitchen, and i saw some feet of a female prone on the floor there. >> reporter: the victim is jeremy banks' girlfrie

. >> you can get updated on the upcoming summit on "world news tonight with david muir" tonight at 5:30 on abc 7. >>> president trump facing criticism tonight following his g7 summit and exchanges with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. in a tweet he accused justin trudeau of making false statements. dianne feinstein said she believes the situation could have been handled better. >> understand the president was upset. the president could have said that, but to walk away from our allies in this way, i think, is a mistake. >> the president also blamed previous u.s. administrations for some of the trade deals that he believes are hurting america's economic fortunes. >>> breaking news out of emoriville where a police pursuit ended in a fiery crash. abc 7 news reporter lilian kim is there live with the latest. >> reporter: eric, at least one person has died in this crash. this entire intersection of west macarthur boulevard and peralta street is blocked off as officers piece together what happened. it was 3:30 p.m. when the driver of the vehicle crashed in emoriville while evading a s

and her right leg in a boot.the 41 year old was struck by a car while on the sidewalk alongside john muirin concord three weeks ago.sot: jillian burgess, victim// "according to witnesses i went flying in a sommersault and landed face down. i remember the whole thing i don't think i lost consciousness but it happened very fast."witnesses told burgess the car heading toward grant street was going too fast for the curve. pieces that fell off the car were linked to an older ácadillac devilleáthat may have damage on the front bumper and passenger side mirror. burgess worries a reckless driver is still at large and wants people who may spot the car to call police.sot: jillian burgess, victim// "everytime i think about it i can't believe that actually happened. and i see on the news every time hit and run hit and run and sometimes they get caught sometimes they dont but it scares me that they're out there and could do this to somebody else and possibly with fatal results." ( marty )now to another a frightening situation... a 12- year-old girl was walking home from middle school in concord... whe

. >> i have never been to muir woods. >> really? >> and i grew up here. >> you have to make a reservation now. >> i know that. >> we have to write those down. >> i have a couple of stories about muir woods i'll tell you about on the break. >> all right. >> that's beautiful. >> thank you. >>> still talking about it. the warriors' thrilling victory against the cavaliers. a look at the pivotal moments from last night's game. we'll be right back. when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. bipolar i disorder can make you feel unstoppable. but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. help take control by asking about your treatment options. vraylar is approv

. >> world news tonight with david muir next. >> for all of us here we apreciate your time.the air. the president's about-face. president trump signing an executive order late today, he says, ending the separation of children from their parents at the border. saying he did not like the sight or the feeling of families being separated. even though it began with his zero tolerance policy. the country and the world, for days, seeing children in cages. tonight, after signing the order, the president now saying, "i think the word compassion comes into it." >>> and tonight, the boy separated from his family for hs u., aerisatr was ne as he now leaves the u.s., and we're in guatemala, witnessing the new trauma. >>> the tornado watch, as we come on the air tonight. at least five reported twisters and the flash flood emergency unfolding right now. roads submerged.

john muir redwood —— john thank you forjoining us. ——john redwood, on the compromise promised by the prime minister two would be tory rebels yesterday, what is your take, your knowledge on what the situation is right now? i think it is very fluid, because i listened very carefully to what the minister said in the house and the announcement was made by the minister intervening. it was a very general invitation to say we need to talk this through a bit more and craft something that makes sense. that was the invitation and that is what i understood dominic greene and his colleagues had accepted. today people are sitting down to work out what, if anything, people are sitting down to work out what, ifanything, needs people are sitting down to work out what, if anything, needs to be done to satisfy those involved. so do you think it is possible to find a compromise that is going to satisfy both sides, or are we heading for some sort of crunch point?” both sides, or are we heading for some sort of crunch point? i don't think it is a crunch p

and then at 5:30 on world news with david muir -- >> theri t hhe deadly nocaol cameras after a killingow revealing there were additional victims. a doctor watching hdtv noticing something on a woman's neck next. >>> we'll see you then. new at 6:00, are you killing your plants with too much love? 7 on your side's michael finney shows you how to make watering a whole lot by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein >>> a new report says two candidates are now pulling away in the race for governor of california. internal tracking polls conducted by both democratic and republican pollsters obtained by the hillhust under 30% of the vote and republican businessman john cox with 20%. those polls show three others, assemblyman

world news tonight with david muir up next. >> for all of us here we appreciate your time. we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight, breaking news. the face to face summit is on. tonight, what we've just learned about the meeting in the oval office. the president, and north korea's former spymaster, delivering a letter from kim jong-un. just a week after the president cancelled the summit. what was it that turned things around? >>> also developing at this hour, a possible serial killer in the northeast. a man under arrest for kidnapping. what's been discovered outside this home. and why authorities fear there could be more victims. >>> the other major image coming in tonight. the takedown. the man accused of a killing a veteran sheriff's deputy. >>> we are following severe storms in the heartland and in the east. severe thunderstorm watches up in several states as we come on the air. rob marciano is standing by with the new track. >>> the uber driver under arrest for shooting and killing

world news tonight with david muir is next.'m ama daetz for kristen and he. >> i'm dan ashley appear and for all of us here we appreciate your time. >> we will see you here again at 6:00. >>> tonight, first lady melania trump's surprise trip to the border. the first lady inside a child detention facility in texas, where there are children separated from their parents by her husband's zero tolerance policy. what the first lady asked authorities during her visit about reuniting children with their parents. and the words seen by the country and by the world on the back of her jacket. saying, "i really don't care, do you?" what her spokeswoman first said today, and what the president is now saying about that jacket just moments ago. >>> also developing at this hour, the severe thunderstorm watch across several states right now, and flash flooding turning deadly. from texas, up to the northeast. a boy sucked into a storm drain and surviving in pennsylvania. >>> also tonight, the protests erupting after this video.

. >> wormed news tonight with david muir and next i'm ama daetz for kristen and he. >> for michael >>ing stories as we come on the air. >>> president trump under growing pressure, now trying to shift the focus. today bringing american families before the cameras, saying they are the ones permanently separated from their family members because of undocumented immigrants. it comes after the president's policy separating children from their parents. and the outrage across the country. tonight hundreds of children remain separated. the babies, the young faces who don't know their parents' phone numbers. is there a plan to reunite them? >>> the severe storm threat as we come on the air. 20 million americans bracing for storms tonight. flash flooding. severe thunderstorms from the heartland all the way east. we have the new track. >>> just in tonight, the violent home explosion. people inside critically injured.

world news with david muir is up next. >> for all of us here we appreciate your time.6:00. >>> tonight, history made in singapore. the first time ever a sitting u.s. president meeting face-to-face with the leader of north korea. tonight inside the summit. the president shaking hands with the north korean dictator kim jong-un. the american and north korean flags right behind them. the moment you can hear kim jong-un say it was like a scene from a science fiction movie. once fierce enemies, now signing an agreement. the president now heaping praise on the north korean leader. kim jong-un tonight promising "complete denuclearization," and what president trump offered in return. how it will affect u.s. troops in the region. the concession that caught some, including south korea, by surprise. >>> also tonight, the abc news

the victim was air lifted to john muir trauma center with serious injuries. >>> anxiety and confusion in downtown san diego today. after shots rang out very near a marathon. police sayomeone flagged down an officer this morning, claiming a driver had hit them then sped off. an officer located the car. a woman inside allegedly pointed a gun at him and drove into a parking garage. that officer accidentally shot himself in the leg. another officer fired at the woman but did not hit her. a suspect was eventually taken into custody. the incident led to a 40-minute delay to the start of san diego's rock 'n' roll marathon. about 4,000 people did go on to run that the wounded officer is expected to make a full recovery. >>> well, we have been providing upka updates on the situation beyond the newscast. this is someone of the tweets we pushed out. again, follow us, our handle @nbcb @nbcbayarea. >>> after a massive fire, air quality is a big concern tonight. flames broke out yesterday. it appears a flammable residue on a car part that was being recycled started that fire. today, the bay area ai

world news with devastated muir is next. i'm ama dates for kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley.ur time. see you again in half an hour. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on. behind bars. president trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort, ordered to jail as he faces charges in the russia investigation. his legal team stunned. and what rudy giuliani said today about possible pardons in the future. >>> white house surprise. the media spectacle on the front lawn. president trump's marathon session with the press. the stunning claims about the fbi, and what he says he gave kim jong-un. >>> also breaking tonight, deadly trap. two deputies transporting inmates, overpowered. one killed, the other fighting for her life. were they shot by their own guns? >>> 2,000 kids separated.

world news tonight with david muir up next. all of us here we appreciate >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the bombshell report on james comey revealed tonight. did comey's actions cross the line? publicly chastising hillary clinton for 15 minutes on national tv before revealing he wasn't recommending charges. then 11 days before the election revealing he was investigating again. then saying nothing there. and the i.g. report asking why james comey did not reveal the fbi was also looking into the trump campaign at the same time. and tonight the fbi officials and their personal text messages. what they reveal. >>> also tonight, the destructive tornado slamming the northeast. destroying buildings. several wounded. an ef-2, winds up to 130 miles an hour. >>> the manhunt at this hour. the shooter opening fire outside a major airport on several drivers in their cars. several vehicles hit. a runway closed. we have new reporting tonight. >>> the deputy attacked responding to a call. the struggle in broad d

i'm david muir.u later on "20/20." >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> good afternoon to you. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. larry and ama are both off today. we begin this afternoon with a possible plea deal in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. >> leslie brinkley is live at the courthouse in oakland with the new developments this afternoon. leslie. >> reporter: that's right. it's all unfolding right now. a plea deal is on the table, put forward by the judge. both defendants have to plead no contest each to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the ghost ship warehouse fire. we exchange for time served and california regulations they might be walking out in two to three years with the plea deal. almena and harris both conferred with attorneys this morning. we understand according to almena's attorney he agreed to the plea deal. . we understand in the past harris has not wanted to go along with thp and there is still conferencing and messaging going on right now in

. >> world news with david muir up >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air.resident's former personal attorney and friend, michael cohen. abc news now reporting cohen is likely to cooperate with federal prosecutors. his lawyers expected to leave the case. and tonight, we've learned one reason why. >>> also tonight, president trump returning home from his historic summit with kim jong-un, and declaring north korea is "no longer a nuclear threat." the president tonight firing back at critics. many who now say he gave away too much, without a concrete timeline from kim jong-un. when will he destroy his nukes, and how will inspectors verify it? >>> back home tonight, the raging fires destroying homes. the threat from california to colorado.

. >> world news tonight with david muir is next. >> i'm kristen and he. >>> tonight, the president punts. after disinviting the champion philadelphia eagles, instead many in the crowd today for the president, white house staffers. calling it a celebration of america, after he learned only a handful of eagles players were going to come. and tonight, the controversy of this image. the player praying before a game, speaking out now after this image was used to make it look like the eagles were kneeling during the anthem. >>> the urgent alert at this hour from authorities. volcanic debris is coming down yet again. and new images tonight, families trying to outrun giant plumes of ash. some buried alive. >>> the heartbreaking headline here in new york city tonight. a name known to so many, designer kate spade, famous for her handbags and women's accessories, found dead inside her apartment. the letter she left behind.

lyudmila beyzer who worked at john muir health who said they are deeply saddened to hear about the sudden and tragic passing of dr. beyzer. she was a member of their network for 15 years and will be greatly missed. during the busy morning commute this massive 70-foot tall tree came crashing down onto northbound 680 near el pintato road in danville. officials say 58-year-old lyudmila beyzer of danville was killed while driving alone in her silver mercedes. >> it is out of the norm. you expect more of a deer to run in the roadway or a typical crash around commute time, but for a tree, it's a little unusual. >> you see the root ball right here has come completely out of the ground which means those roots just snapped. >> reporter: we showed arborist darrell wiles our chopper 5 video from the -- wise our chopper 5 video from the scene. darrell said the tree was dead for a month and likely fell onto the freeway in seconds. >> you hear a pop, pop, pop like firecrackers and by the time you look around to see what's going on, the tree is falling, a matter of three or four seconds probably, maybe

emergency responders treated it as a rattlesnake bite and called for her to be life flighted to john muir medical center for treatment. she is hospitalized there and recovering now. >> it's sad, shocking, yeah. that's sad. >> reporter: does it make you feel differently about camping here with your family? >> absolutely not. it comes with nature and we have to be careful. >> reporter: rangers say they've seen more rattle nakz out and about than usual. they recently had to relocate a few at trails a and camp sites. other rattlers showed up on a front porch in benicia last week. and bit i hiker at mount tam last month. best advice, watch where you put your feet and hands while hiking and stay on the trails. on mount dt. diablo, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> a man is wanted in watsonville for trying to kidnap a woman. police released a sketch of the suspect. yesterday afternoon he grabbed a woman from behind as she gathered items in her car at pinto lake county park. she screamed and managed to break away. >>> a man is in custody suspected of stabbing someone at bart el cerrito north sta

i'm david muir. good night.r: now from abc 7, live breaking news. >>> and that breaking news is taking place in brings bane, sky7 captured these images of a wildfire about 25 minutes ago. that fire is burning on a hill located between bay shoir boulevard and caltrain tracks. firefighters from several communities are battling flames. it does not appear the fire is burning near any homes. >> and another small fire this afternoon near pittsburgh. the fire burn about 2 acres on the railroad tracks near back parking lot at loss madanos college. good evening piem dan ashley in for larry beal zbliefrmgts fires are one worry as the temperatures rise. >>> a look outside from the east bay hills karm o camera where the heel really on especially inland. team coverage for you from wayne friedman and eric thomas. a look at the impact. >>> first we begin with spencer christian and forecasts. spencer. >>> the heat is definitely on. we have sunny

i'm david muir.hope t was killed when a large tree came crashing down, smashing her car as she was driving by. >>> good afternoon, thank you for joining us. >> this happened during the morning commute on 680 north.th. abc7 news reporter laura anthony has been following the story and joins us live. >> reporter: hi, larry. this did happen during the morning commute but the tree hit just one car. unfortunately for that driver, the result was catastrophic. the accident happened in an instant, proving to be the worst of luck for the driver of this silver mercedes. 58-year-old ludmila was driving northbound on interstate 680 in danville just as deae tr o t was possibly a tree down and it appears there was one vehicle involved with the tree, unknown at this time whether the vehicle collided with the tree or if the tree landed on the vehicle. >> reporter: the car was heavily damaged and she was pronounced dead at the scene. the tree, approximately 70 feet tall, was clearly dead, perched just 20 yards up on t

. >> world news with david muir coming up next. >> i'm dan ashley, for all of us here we appreciate your in the west, we have breaking news. the atf agents ambushed during an undercover investigation. one of them shot multiple times. authorities moments ago revealing he is in critical but stable condition. and tonight, witnesses now describing the scene. >>> under the microscope. tonight, there is new video now emerging after that police takedown. an unarmed man beaten after police say he would not sit down. >>> the president and his power to pardon. commuting the sentence of this grandmother after a request from kim kardashian. tonight, you will hear from that grandmother, who'd been in prison for more than 20 years on nonviolent drug charges. >>> the first lady making news tonight. the president's attorney, rudy giuliani, saying melania trump believed her husbahe

i'm david muir. you right back >>> breaking news just in, 49ers legend dwight clark has passed away. that news is just coming in fm his official twitter account. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. sad, sad news. his wife kelly sent a tweet at 3:39 saying i'm heartbroken to tell you today i lost my best friend and husband. he passed peacefully surrounded by many of the people he loved most. i'm thankful for all of dwight's friends, teammates, and 49ers fans who sent their love during his battle with als. dwight a two-time super bowl champion best known for the catch, this iconic play with joe montana rolling out to his right, throwing in desperation in the 1982 nfc championship game and dwight hauling it into the end zone that hailed him as an icon for life for the 49er family. dwight was honored last seaso

. >> world news with david muir up next. >> for all of us he >>> tonight, the video now emerging.he shooting rampage in that newsroom. the alleged gunman jarrod ramos being led away by police. authorities urging everyone to get their hands in the air. tonight what we've now learned. the suspect barricading the door so reporters and workers couldn't get out as he fired. why the newspaper was targeted? what the suspect did to a girl he knew from high school years ago that might have led to all this. >>> also breaking tonight was it a major security breach involving the president on air force one? was a comedian able to convince white house operators he was a senator? did the president unknowingly have a conversation with that comedian? >>> new outrage over this cell phone video. police tasing an unarmed man from behind. he was sitting some say

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world news tonight with david muir coming up next. >> i'm dan ashley. >>> breaking news tonight. the state of emergency as we come on the air here in the west tonight. more than 30 fires raging at this hour. mandatory evacuations across several states tonight. our team on the front lines and flying you right over the fires. more than 20 homes already destroyed in one fire alone. hundreds more in the path tonight. and across the country, we're also watching the threat of severe storms into the night. ginger zee is also standing by. >>> the major victory tonight for president trump at the supreme court. the 5-4 decision upholding his travel ban, effecting visitors from mostly muslim countries. the reaction pouring in tonight. >>> the deadly explosion at a hospital late today. patients evacuated. more on the injuries at this hour. rescue teams racing to the scene. >>> the murder of a young teacher, and tonight, the

i'm david muir. we'll see you shortly and then right back here tomorrow night. good night.xxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxx >>> look at that. off the road into the house. then on they're way. tonight see if you can help a homeowner find out what is behind the wheel of that car. >>> it's not immediate. it's going to take a while. >> today rules expire. tonight we'll have a warning what a difference it could make checking e-mail, looking up directions and streaming movies. >>> it's business as usual today, but tomorrow expect 250,000 riders. we'll have information that you need to know about the big parade. >>> good evening. >> we're expecting live coverage any moment from abc, a special report on the historic summit between north korea and america. >> this is the first summit between a sitting u.s. president and a north korean leader. let's go to this abc special report. >>> this is an abc news special report. trup and kim, the historic summit. now reporting from singapore. >>> good evening and welcome to a moment of history. we are live from singapore where president trump is about to

george stephanopoulos hosts "this week" from singapore in the morning and in the evening, dade muir brings us this broadcast, "world news tonight" from the summit. >>> as we reported president trump did depart the g7 early, leaving behind festering tensions with our closest allies. that rift on full display in this photo. the president, his arms crossed, seated, surrounded by the world leaders that's he now feuding with. he said their relationship is a solid 10, but is it really? abc's david wright is following this diplomatic drama in quebec city. >> reporter: today, president trump turned up late for a working session on gender equality. finally tiptoeing in the meeting already well under way. later, pictured arms crossed. seated, surrounded by his g7 colleagues. a sharp contrast to these images from friday of the world leaders trying to put on a united front. but the president threw down the gauntlet just before leaving quebec, telling reporters he'll cut off trade with any nation that doesn't stop what he considers to be unfair trade practices. >> it's not a question if i hope it chang