i'm john muller. >> i'm diana perez.ld news now." the international fleet of airplanes and ships resume the search for flight 370 despite weather conditions. the debris picked up earlier turned out not to be from the missing plane. more details from the search zone in just a moment. >>> asiana airlines blaming some of the problems on boeing. saying the 777 had a major design flaw and could not maintain a safe speed toward the end of the runway. >>> john kerry met with benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem. amid reports of a u.s. proposal to release a convicted spy. that is the jumpstart faltering peace talks with the palestinians. >>> and the l.a. mansion known as fluer-de-lis, highest priced home ever sold in los angeles county. 50,000 square foot residence on nearly five acres of land went for $102 million. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, april 1st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> april fools' day, everybody. happy april 1st. >> all those prankste

and if you work the overnights, like john muller, as we say here in new york, like john muller, forgetbout it. >> can we do the whole newscast with each other's names? >> i like this. >>> abc's own brandi hitt. >> she was pregnant on the oscar red carpet a month ago and now a brand new mom. take a look at the beautiful hello. she was born on sunday weighing 7 pounds, 2 ounces. >> brandi and her husband chris say she was named after the character on the hbo series "game of thrones". >> brandi e-mailed us back say the way they loved the name sounded and she has grown into a strong, independent woman. they say the minute they saw their baby girl they knew she was, quote, our little queen. >> what a little cuety pie. >> she notes she's qulelt, happy and that's the most important part. >> congratulations to them. >> to mom and dad. >> beautiful. >>> coming up, super smart young man who's been accepted into all eight ivy league schools. >> but first, the challenges for veterans coming home from war. their transition into a new normal and the impact on their loved ones. you're watching "world

i'm john muller. >> and i'm diana perez. >> milli >> good morning.eries of tornados has killed two dozen people across the south and the tornado threat is >> good morning. i'm john muller. >> and i'm diana perez. >>> 25 million americans are facing round two of extreme and dangerous weather. a series of tornados has killed two dozen people across the south and the tornado threat is forecast to last several more days. we'll take you live to a hard-hit community in just a moment. >> the search for the remaining two victims of last month's washington state mudslide have been called off. 43 people were killed in the slide. 41 bodies were recovered. >>> the search for a south carolina dad and his two small children missing since saturday will resume at daybreak. they had been on a day hike in the congaree national park. 9:30 that night the father texted they were lost. >>> frontier airlines now making passengers pay extra for carry on bags and they are also charging a fee for assigned seats. the low-cost carrier is cutting the average fare by 20%. those a

with john muller and diana perez. >>> good monday morning, everybody. we begin with the grim work of recovering bodies from that sunken ferry. it continues it this morning in south korea. 64 bodies have now been removed, about 240 people are still missing. >> at least seven crew members have been detained, accused of failing to protect passengers. the south korean president says the actions of the captain and his crew amounted to murder. abc's gloria riviera has more. >> reporter: new details from the ferry's frantic call for help. at 9:07 a.m., the vts, the korean center that monitors ship traffic, asks the sewol, are you capsizing? the ferry replies, yes. 9:14 a.m., the sewol warns it is leaning too far and evacuation is impossible. by 9:23 a.m., officials on land tell ship's officers to get out of there, at least give them a life ring, a life preserver, and send them to the water quickly. but it wasn't until 9:30 the ship's captain gives the order to evacuate. by 9:37, communication was lost. the u.s. navy is aiding the effort. these images showing t

it could really save your life. >>> good morning, i'm john muller. >>> good morning, i'm john muller.surfacing at the shooting at ft. hood, texas. the gunman, 34-year-old iraq war veteran, ivan lopez may have gotten in an argument with a fellow soldier write before his rampage. we'll have the very latest from abc's david muir in a moment. >>> people across chile bracing for more aftershock three days after being rocked by that 8.2 magnitude earthquake. officials are still assessing the damage. why some residents were forced to spend another night out of their home. >>> despite republican opposition, senate is expected to approve legislation that would restore jobless benefits for those out of work for six months or month. a vote is expected on monday. >>> and david letterman stuns his audience by announcing that some time next year, when his contract runs out, he will be retiring. letterman started his run on late night tv in 1982 and cbs since 1981. those are some of our top stories on this friday, april 4th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and

. >> announcer: from abz, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> welcome in one do begin this half hour with much of south america on high alert after a powerful earthquake struck off the coast of chile. at least five people have been killed in the quake which earlier triggered tsunami watches and warnings for 11 south american countries. >> the quake measured a magnitude 8.2. it struck six miles beneath the ocean floor off the northern part of the country. it triggered aftershocks and a small tsunami. the quake forced evacuations along chile's entire pacific coast but people were urged to stay out of their cars. >> the evacuation itself is going very smoothly. although authorities request people evacuate on foot rather than in their cars to keep the roads clear. >> reporter: everyone, though, headed directly for higher ground. >> everyone is stay off -- off on motors. >> reporter: some roads were blocked by landslides caused by the quake. and there have already been close to a dozen aftershocks, including a 6.2 tremor and a 5.5 quake. most of the damage has bee

muller. >> and i'm diana perez.e top headlines we are following this morning on "world news now." bad weather, strong currents and poor visibility are impeding the search for survivors from the ferry shipwreck off the coast of south korea. nearly 300 people are still missing. we will have the latest in just a moment. >>> the suspect at the center of tuesday's security hoax near the boston marathon finish line is undergoing a psych evaluation. kevin edsen following that incident, dressed in a black veil, carrying a backpack with a rice cooker inside. >>> a rig plowed into a restaurant. at least 15 people were hurt including 6 firefighters. >>> and 9-month-old boys will be home after spending their whole lives in the hospital. separating in august, they will go into a rehab facility where mom and dad will learn how to care for their special needs. those are our top stories on this april 17th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> good thursday morning, everyone. we begin this

i'm john muller. >> i'm diana perez. >> here are top headlines we are following on "world news now."gain battle harsh conditions in those murky waters. details are just ahead. >> police have an unidentified man in custody who they say is the sniper behind a highway shooting spree that left three motorists injured in kansas city. a s.w.a.t. team picked a suspect up from a suburban home, not far from where several shootings took place. >> the u.s. navy's robot sub is on its fifth mission exploring the floor of the indian ocean, looking for clues in the disappearance of the missing malaysian airlines jet. so far it hasn't found anything. >> bill and hillary clinton are tweeting about how excited they are about becoming grandparents. chelsea announced yesterday she is pregnant. she grew up in the white house. she is now 34. those are some of our top stories. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> good friday morning. we begin this half hour with the latest on what is going on in south korea. investigators are looking into why the captai

i'm diana perez. >> i'm john muller.om those thought to be black boxes from missing airlines jet have been relocated. they were first heard over the weekend, then they were lost, the signals. now they are back. we'll have full details coming up. >> oscar pistorius is expected back on the stand today in south africa. yesterday's testimony was halted after he broke down in wails sobs after describing the night his girlfriend was killed. >> searchers in this morning for a father and son in the colorado rockies. damian and devon mcmanus may not have been equipped for the wintery weather. >> the ncaa champions, huskies beat notre dame by 21 points to secure the title. it's the second time both uconn men's and women's teams have won hoops titles in the same year. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, april 9th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> good wednesday morning. we begin this morning with the another day on the stand with accused murderer oscar pisto

. >> from abc news, this is "world news now," with john muller and diana perez. >>> good tuesday morningts today reducing the size of the search area to about a third of the previous zone. >> and for now investigators will not be sending any submarines to the ocean floor as previously planned. abc's clayton sandell is in perth, australia with the latest of the details. good morning, clayton. >> good morning. >> reporter: we've just got an update and the information is this. search teams have not had new contact with those underwater signals they hoped were coming from malaysia 370. the ocean shield is using this u.s. navy pinger locator depicted two distinct signals that are consistent with the signal that would be sent out by an airplanes cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder. but in the last 24 hours here officials say they have not heard any more of the pings. >> if we can get more ping, more transmissions, we can get a better fix on the ocean floor, which will enable a much more narrowly focused visual search for wreckage. >> if they do detect more of those pings, the team

i'm diana perez. >> i'm john muller.ws now." one of the american doctors shot and killed in an afghan hospital has been identified as a pediatrician from chicago. amid the grief and search for answers, the hospital that treats tens of thousands of patients. we'll have more details in a moment. >>> tough words from secretary of state john kerry about the crisis in ukraine. if russia continues in this direction it will not just be a grave mistake. it will be an expensive mistake. >> president obama in seoul south korea for a day of diplomatically, ceremony and mourning. the search and recovery mission in that ferry disaster continues into a second week with more than 300 people dead or missing. the guy with the sunglasses on his head, see him there? he's the newest power ball jackpot winner. cameras captured him just moments after he found out he won wednesday night's drawing, worth $150 million. he has at least 60 days to claim his prize. those are some of the top stories on this friday, april 25th. >> announcer: from abc

i'm john muller. >> i'm diana perez. here's the top headlines on "world news now."it of the nation's airports after the 15-year-old boy claims to have stowed away in the wheel well of a jumbo jet. new details on the investigation in just a moment. >>> american soldiers are in poland this morning on a training exercise. it is meant to send a signal to russian president putin over the worsening crisis in ukraine. >>> authorities in new york are trying to track down whoever phoned in a report of a hostage situation that triggered a s.w.a.t. team storming a house on long island. it turned out to be an elaborate hoax. >>> outrage over the surveillance video catching a kentucky postal carrier carelessly tossing packages on to a concrete driveway. these are the top stories on this wednesday, april 23rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> all right. good wednesday morning, everybody. you want to get your hands on that postal guy? >> i can't believe him. >> throwing packages on the concrete. >> i have an interesting th

help support the trust for public land and the gift of parks today. >>> good morning, i'm john mullerines we are following this morning on "world news now." on the first anniversary of the attack on the boston marathon, we honor the victims. the city takes an emotional look back today, while at the same time gearing up for this year's big event. we have more, just ahead. >> a +ussian jet buzzed the u.s. naval ship in the black sea near ukraine. the move the white house calls a provocation. president obama and president putin spoke on the phone but failed to reach an agreement on the growing unrest in ukraine. >> wildlife officials are keeping an around the clock watch on a neighborhood in which a 45-year-old mother was attacked by a bear right in her own driveway. she needed 30 staples to close bite wounds on her head. >>> and a rare kind of lunar eclipse can be seen in the skies over much of the united states this morning. called the blood moon as it is called. it appears to be red. passing through the shadow of the earth. those are our top stories on this tuesday, april 15th. >>> fr

i'm diana perez. >> i'm john muller. here's the top headlines this morning on "world news now."ng from the father of the stowaway teenager who survived the flight from california to hawaii. the latest on his condition and the investigation coming up. >>> a magnitude 6.7 earthquake has struck south of the city of port hardy, british columbia, rattling canada's west coast for 30 seconds and felt as far as seattle. there are no reports of injuries or damage. >>> starting july 1st, what's called the guns everywhere law takes effect in georgia. it will allow licensed carriers to take weapons in to bars, without restriction with churches and schools and government buildings under certain circumstances. >>> and an s.o.s. scrawled in a sand bar off australia. it was meant to get the attention of rescuers. their boat drifted away stranding them nine hours. they were pulled in to a helicopter and taken to safety. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, april 24th. >> announcer: this is abc "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> a regular gilligan's island. >> th

visit stjude.org. >>> good morning, i'm john muller. >> i'm diana perez.headlines we're following on "world news now" -- >> police in central florida looking for the driver who triggered a crash at a daycare center which left a 4-year-old girl dead, and several other children were seriously injured. >>> a california family rescued from the pacific ocean while trying to sail around the world is back in san diego. they've already taken their sick baby to the doctor, and they say they want to catch their breath before speaking to the media. >>> president obama has addressed mourners at ft. hood for the second time in five years. he attended a memorial for those who died last week. he praised the victims as honorable. >>> and from her hospital bed, a 25-year-old mother who survived the deadly landslide in washington state says she remembers hearing houses exploding as the debris moved through. amanda skorjanc suffered two broken legs and several other injuries in the disaster. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, april 10th. >> announcer: from a

i'm diana perez. >> i'm john muller.s we are following on "world news now." another mass shooting at ft. hood, texas. an off-duty officer shooting three then himself. leaving at least 16 others wounded. we will have more from investigators live in just a moment. >>> residents of newton, connecticut, want to tear down the house where the school shooter adam lanza lived. it is also where he started his shooting spree with his mother. >>> shaken by a powerful 7.8 aftershock, forcing the evacuation of coastal residents a day after an 8.2 quake killed at least six people. >>> lawmakers accuse gm of a criminal coverup. gm's ceo mary barra was grilled about the ignition problems leading to deaths. they are telling gm not to let customers drive their cars. this is our top story on this thursday, april 3rd. >> from abc news, this is "world news now," with john muller and diana perez. >> good thursday morning. we do begin this half hour with new details and that deadly shooting at america's largest army base. >> an active duty sol

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. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> good monday morning everybody. we begin this half hour with at least a dozen people killed in a dangerous storm system. moving across the middle of the nation. >> 17 states on high alert for at least the next couple of days. the system is driving damaging winds, heavy rains and even tornadoes touching down with deadly consequences. >> around 5:30 p.m., the first reports that a tornado touched down in quapaw, a small community in northeastern oklahoma. the destruction widespread. >> there is so much debris, it's hard to even tell what was what. this was a strong tornado. >> the extent of the damage is an indication of just how powerful this tornado was. residential and commercial buildings utterly destroyed, reduced to splinters. roofs lifted from structures still standing send residents walking through the debris trying to make sense of it all. another tornado on the ground in upland, nebraska. more funnel clouds reported in iowa, kansas and missouri. they're all part of a massive storm system th

. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> good monday morning. let's get right to the news this morning. new details about the suspect in that deadly shooting spree in kent. >> frazier glenn cross junior seen here in an interview, that is from 1984, that name is said to be an alias. he apparently has gone by the name miller. the law center identifies him as former grand dragon of the kkk. >> cross is accused of murdering three people on the eve of the jewish festival on passover. mara schiavocampo has more. >> reporter: on the eve of passover, two related shootings, near kansas city, including one at a jewish community center. police say three are dead after that attack and a suspect as been taken into custody. >> it was really scary. i called my mom and she started crying, and then i started crying. >> the shootings began around 1:00 p.m. local time at the jewish center in overland park, just as the teen talent competition was scheduled to begin. this videos shows last year's finalist for the scholarship contest. which draws crowds of k

. >> announcer: from abc news, this is world news now with john muller and diana perez. >>> good monday morning. we begin with breaking news. a promising, new lead in the search for malaysian airlines flight 370. >> within the last 24 hours, the u.s. navy pinger locator has detected signals consistent with transmissions from black box recorders. the signals are coming from the northern part of the search area that's nearly 3 miles deep. officials are calling this latest lead encouraging. but they warn nothing is sure, just yet. >> it could take some days before the information is available to establish whether these detections can be confirmed as being from mh-370. >> houston adds, once they narrow the signal locations, underwater drones will investigate. but they can't confirm anything until some wreckage is actually found. possible detection of the black box signals from flight 370. we'll continue to track this story all morning long. >>> now, to some breaking news from hollywood. the passing of a screen legend. >> mickey rooney, whose long career began as a child actor back in hollyw

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. >>> i'm john muller.lines for this morning. >>> the clippers put the controversy over their owner behind them in a playoff victory over golden state last night. the win came hours after donald sterling was banned from the nba for life. we will take you live to l.a. for reaction coming up. >>> executions in oklahoma are on hold after a supposedly lethal injection failed to kill a condemned man. he eventually died of a heart attack. it was the first time the state used a three-drug combination. >>> a 68-year-old woman fell touring a cathedral tower in london. she was stuck in a tight spot, 150 feet off the ground. rescuers had to bring in the helicopters, lowered a stretcher and they pulled her out. she suffered several broken bones. >>> a newborn in chicago didn't want to wait. little charlotte was born on the side of the highway. her parents were told they had plenty of time to get to the hospital. that clearly wasn't the case. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, april 30th. >> announcer:

. >> i'm john muller. >> here are top headlines on "world news now."first anniversary of the boston marathon bombing, man arrested after dropping a backpack with a rice cooker inside near the marathon finish line. and more about a touching day of remembrance in a moment. >> federal authorities are considering hate crime charges against a man who killed three outside jewish facilities in swurn kansas city. the state charged him with murder. >> a u.s. robotic submarine trying again to explore the ocean floor in the area where the malaysian airline flight crashed. or at least thought to be crashed. ships and planes looking for debris above the surface. >> a marijuana vending machine in place in colorado ready to dispense pot and other goodies. it just needs approval. colorado is the second state to legalize recreational marijuana. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, april 16th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. good wednesday morning everyone. >> we begin with the security scare in bos

. >> and i'm alex perez in for john muller. breaking news to tell you about. tragedy on a northern california freeway involving a charter bus filled with teenagers. >> the students were headed to a college tour when they were hit head-on by a semi truck. nine people were killed include the drivers of the truck and bus. more than 30 others were injured. >> the huge fireball halted traffic on northbound interstate 5 about 100 miles north of sacramento. a fedex truck smashed head on into a tour bus engulfing both in flames and smoke. the california highway patrol says the semi was headed south when it crossed the center divider, hit a car and collided with the charter bus going north. >> heard a large sonic boom about 5:00 and the whole house shook. the tour bus was fully engulfed in flames. it just kept popping and booming as it was on fire. there was nothing left of the tour bus. >> reporter: the bus passengers were reportedly students from the southern california area on the way to visit colleges. police cars and ambulances swa

teenager crowned prom queen hands her crown to another student with special needs -- utah student kendra muller giving her tiara to another classmate, who she thinks deserves the title a little more. >> of course, i was honored and happy, but i really felt like amanda would be even more happy and more honored to get it. >> i was really happy, and she gave me a cute note. >> oh, really? >> yeah. it was really good inside. >> for "teen kids news," david lee miller, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> there's a condition that affects many teenage boys. >> other kids would often notice, and they would tease me about it. >> it's a condition that most guys who have it do their best to hide it. >> i was so scared of being teased that i layered my shirts so much that i would wear three inches of layers from my actual chest. >> and i play basketball, so i'd always put on a tight undershirt under a baggy t-shirt. >> or at all costs avoided going to the beach or anything that involved taking off my shirt, you know. >> that's because they had deposits of tissue on their chest that made it look like the

but this is, as director muller said, former director muller, this is the chinese, russians organizedcrime. you may want to go out again and take a look at it. it's so comprehensive. if american people could see the list, they would be shocked. last week you sent the committee a report. a new procurement practices for technology hardware and software to be used. it appears the implementation has been adopted and procurement offices are up to speed and helping to ensure u.s. government systems are not vulnerable to cyber espionage. your report indicated seven were canceled. could you characterize the nature of the threat we are facing and the impact the standards are having? >> well, i think the standards that were put in place have been useful to us, and we tried to follow them, as you have indicated. there were steps that we took to cancel, i guess things that had previously been contracted for. this concern that we have about cyber intrusions and cyber threats is something that has to be a primary concern, for any agency head. we factor those kinds of concerns into our pro kurmt of

. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> good tuesdayyone. we begin with details on how the teenager managed to survive extreme cold and lack of oxygen during that long flight tucked in a jet's wheel well. >> there are new questions about airport security since he walked across the tarmac and entered the plane undetected. abc's mary bruce has more. >> reporter: this 15-year-old boy is lucky to be alive. authorities call it a miracle he survived a 2300-mile ride across the pacific. reportedly in the wheel well of a plane. during temperatures far below zero and nearly no oxygen for five and a half hours. >> how does this happen? it doesn't make sense in this day and age. >> reporter: the teen hitched a hawaiian airlines flight from san jose to maui after running away from home. authorities had no idea he was there until crews saw him wandering the tarmac after the plane landed. >> he was asked by airline personnel and asked what he was doing on the apron. he wasn't too cooperative. >> reporter: the boy's wild ride is raising serious questi

i'm alex perez, in for john muller. >> i'm diana perez. this morning, federal authorities will take over the investigation into a deadly tour bus crash in california. at least ten people died when the fedex truck collided with a bus packed with high school students about 100 miles north of sacramento. >> new pictures this morning taking moments after the impact show the fiery wreck. witnesses are now telling their stories. this is all that's left of the 18-wheeler and the bus that was packed with teenagers. charred ruins spread across the freeway. >> i went outside. and everything was in flames already. it was a couple explosion after that. >> i heard a loud sonic boom. and the whole house shook. >> reporter: police say, the fedex truck was heading south when it crossed the center divider, hit a car and slammed head-on into the charter bus going north, erupting into a massive fireball. >> i look. and i see a big, like, red mushroom. >> reporter: the kids on the bus were from los angeles area high schools on their way to a college tour at h

." >> and terriy muller, who was visiting her mother at a jewish rsh home. >> plotting to kill an kate pf pf -- an activist. >> why are people third class citizens now? >> burning anger police say now causing deep pain. >> that idiot absolutely knocked a family to its knees for no reason. >> he carried such hate for jews but in the end none of his victims were actually jewish. that will not make a different in the hate crime charges they soon plan to file. >> all right jonathan, thank you. jury selection started in new york today in the trial of an egyptian islamic preacher charged with supporting al qae qaeda. also known as abu hamza, mustafa spent several years before he was exriett extradited to the ud states in 2012. >>> goodluck jonathan is blaming a radical group for the bombing on the outskirts of the country's capitol. 75 were killed when a bomb ripped through in abuja. >> cordoning off the scene of this morning's blast. if you look, just beyond the cordon, if i move out of the way, the area where the car bomb is expected to have detonated. forensic experts are trying to piece

abc's john muller has the story. >> reporter: take a look at this close encounter.d moose stopping bob and janice powell dead in their tracks. >> the only thing i could think of is what i had to put between myself and the moose. >> reporter: janice capturing the run-in from her snowmobile camera while riding in jackman, maine, on friday. afraid the moose will come at them again, janice fires a warning shot from a pistol. now, the powells who were not harmed and reported the incident to authorities, are under investigation by the maine warden service, who says it's examining the video of the encounter to see if there's proof the couple may have been following the moose, a misdemeanor harassment charge. >> what we need to do here is determine if those were involved did something unlawful or if they did not. >> reporter: the powells deny they were following the moose. they are avid snowmobiles who know better than disturbing wildlife. >> we have a new appreciation for moose, and wildlife, in general. we'll be keeping more of a distance. >> reporter: for "good morning a

for "good morning america," john muller, abc news, new york. >>> and time, now, for the weather with >> and minneapolis hit 71 yesterday. >> wow. >> you know what minnesotans do when it's 71? they lay out in the sun. they put their t-shirts and shorts on. this is from st. paul. >> good for them. >> they are going to be slightly cooler today. but even 40s at this point feel so good. minneapolis behind the front, 63 for a high. we'll look at numbers ahead of the front. st. louis and indianapolis, in the 70s. wichita, you stay there, too. but kansas city will fall just short of it. and that taste of summer that the desert's been feeling. a lot of the 100s, up to 90s, that's going to come to an end. we'll see cloud cover come in. a low off the pacific. los angeles back in the 60s. look at phoenix. that's cool, at least in comparison to 90 as we end the workweek and start the weekend.. we're running mainly >>> good morning. marine layer clouds will evaporate by noon, pull back to the coast and stay there with mid-60s through san francisco, mid-60s to mid-70s around the bay and near 80 in

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john muller has the story. >> reporter: they're the duo some are calling the prep school perps.ing to establish an monopoly on drug sales in the main line in philadelphia. local residents are stunned. >> none of us on the block had any idea any of this was propping. >> reporter: a four-month investigation, alleging that the pair supplied marijuana, cocaine, ecstasy and other drugs to sub dealers recruited from three colleges and five area high schools. including the $35,000 a year they used the social media to grow their market. >> the tragedy is instead of putting the skills they might have into a traditional business or a legal enterprise, they were using it for all of this. >> reporter: police raided a number of locations where the duo allegedly ran their operation. on one day alone, seizing eight pounds of marijuana, $11,000 cash and weapons. and several books on famous drug empires. so far, six suspects who allegedly worked underneath scott and brooks have been arrested on drug charges, including a current student at the haverford school. this morning, scott is being held o

commissioner muller, i want to recognize your leadership in this issue. you mentioned the letter back in 2011. i have spent a lot of time on the issues of reliability of the electric grill before it was fun and poplar and generated a full committee room of interest. when i posed a series of questions that started to prompt a more robust dialogue the impact of federal policy on reliability and we are finally getting traction. it has taken longer than i had hoped but i do think what we have heard today just goes so much to the heart of this. i think if there is one point of agreement amongst everybody at the witness table this morning, madam chairman, it is we cannot be reliability neutral. we have got to ensure that the lights go on and that our electric sources are there, they are robust, they are reliable and they are affordable. i want to ask a question and this is probably director to you mr. akins and mr. hill. we are talking about moving from coal-fired plants to gas-fired plants. and mr. hill you spoke to what is online in terms of investment out th

the father is speaking out this morning, and abc's john muller has his story. >> reporter: this morning dramatic story of survival jason knight thought he might never live to tell. >> anything could have happened. >> reporter: jason knight and his two sons, 8 and 11, rescued saturday after a nearly four-day ordeal stranded in utah's sandthrax canyon with barely any food or water. he planned to take them to a far less dangerous canyon when he took a wrong turn. >> it was supposed to be a three-hour tour. i made a wrong turn. everything out there looks the same. >> reporter: he then formed a plan telling his boys to stay put on a safe ledge while he continued down to find an escape. that's when things went from bad to worse with knight finding himself trapped in the narrow walls of the canyon. 350 feet down from his children. >> they could not hear me. i could not hear them. >> reporter: knight waited and worried for a gut-wrenching three days. finally a break when knight and the boys failed to return home on schedule friday. knight's wife alerted county officials who launched a massive s

abc's john muller is on the story. good morning. this videotape is really intense. >> reporter: pretty intense stuff. you're right. you can call it high noontime near bunkerville, nevada. protesters see it as a freedom fight. the feds say it's about unpaid grazing fees and trespassing. one thing is clear, though, the situation, very tense. armed with tasers and dogs, federal agents from the bureau of land management clash with protesters. >> back up. >> reporter: it's a turf war that's been brewing for years. finally boiling over and caught on this cell phone video wednesday. the bureau of land management confirmed that two protesters were detained wednesday and another one arrested just days before. all have been released. >> i just saw federal agents throw my aunt on the ground. >> reporter: on the surface, it's all about cows. the bureau of land management is removing cattle owned by rancher cliven bundy because they say he, quote, owes the american people in excess of $1 million and refuses to abide by the law of the land, despi

i'm john muller. ♪ [ male announcer ] give extra.xtra. >>> whether you are just joining us or headed outdoor seven things to know: breaking news from oakland, a fire at the administration offices of children's hospital is called "suspicious." it broke out after 2:30 this morning. nick will have the latest from the scene in a few minutes. >>> check out live doppler 7 hd tracking showers, light-to-moderate for the morning commute and a few more on the way before an extended period of dry weather. i will have the welcome forecast coming up. >>> number three, at look at bay bridge, a soaked bay bridge toll lazy and is wet with plenty of ponding on the side of the road. we have accidents popping up and a new accident, the dog patch in san francisco. >>> the morning rain has caused a headache for drivers in marin county with steady showers leaving highway 101 flooded at lucky drive and the drive is impacting east bay neighborhoods. >> a 23-year-old bay area maybe killed by a suspected drunk driver in fremont is laid to rest today with the

and we did numbers crunching -- we didn't do the number crunching, we asked mark muller to do that. the president has been 373 fund-raisers. that's from the first term to now. he's done 52 in the second term alone. at this point, george w. bush had done 200. to say that the president, if he has a utility, a very concrete utility for democrats right now, making cash would be seem to be very, very top on the list of priorities. and it's something that the president seems to actually have no problem doing. >> well, he's happy to raise money and he's happy to do targeted coalitions to the senate, they need to do -- hispanic -- >> you just said that so fast. >> it's on auto dial. it would not just be bad for losing control of the senate. but the symbolism of to the failure to hold the law of the land. but the third thing he can do is a national message. sometimes, the gnash press dismisses him. in pittsburgh, he'll get a lot of attention. but naturally, the president has to define what is the balance of his presidency about. and the word that he seized on in terms of being a fighter, par

. >> reporter: andrew muller runs a tech company and is organizing a weekend long startup blitz to strengthen the local tech community. >> in that it brings people together to get them out of the talking phase of things they want to do into this doing phase of starting to do that. >> we analyze cancer genomes. >> reporter: steve is a cofounder of 53 genomics a three-year-old santa cruz startup which employs 10 people. he says the tech talent here is already strong. >> there's lots of small startups that are raising big money from these fees. you know, great companies are growing out of here all the time. >> reporter: but he admits the community does have somewhat of a perception problem. >> people think that people just want to live here have fun at the beach. we are just as serious here as over in the valley. >> reporter: for city leaders, keeping and growing tech is a top priority. when people leave town for jobs in silicon valley, it not only takes a toll on employees with long commutes, but the city also loses important things, like restaurant business and tax revenue and even a sense of

>> we'll talk to cfo john muller after proctor & gamble reports on wednesday. nobody is clean shaven anymore. nobody is. >> you are. >> i am, but a lot of people, there's something to the -- >> even if you have a little something going on, you still have to shave around the rest of it. it doesn't just come out that way. >> right. and you need to clean it up once in a while. but i see a lot of -- that is the go-to look for people going out. i don't know, it's not -- >> i want to see that thing again because i can't believe that's real. >> that looked like it may have been faking people out there. i don't know. >> proglide flexball razor with multiple blades going around? >> i'm not sure how -- that's quite a contraption. >> it's one blade that rotates around. i'm still confused. >> this is a tease, this is a mega tease for when we have john muller on. our guy that runs this place looks unbelievably good in a beard. and i'm not just saying that to suck up to him, you know what i mean? >> but still, you have to clean up and go around. >> but he's got a beard. thes

cfo john muller talks with us piers. they have some activists in there.have come about the flex buhl razor. >> i don't believe this is real. >> it's a weird looking thing, scares me. >> all kind of man scapeing questions that every chief financial officer better know if you are a procter & gamble. the news makers of the morning, bill ackman and vamiant pharmaceutical michael pearson will both join us on set at 7:30 a.m. eastern. more "squawk box" in just a moment. moment. >>> project tore gamble quarterly ceo joining us. he is a member of the global cfo council, god, almighty, billy hamilton, i'm excited. i don't know if he is able to hit. the other night i watched him go from 1st to 3rd and score into home on a ground baum. at least there is some excitement at the reds, right? >> there is definitely some excitement. i wouldn't count them out. >> hamilton is the most exciting player in the leak right now. >> i would think, to watch. i'm rejuvenated. anyway, your stocks called higher, 80, 90, to 81.25. the 5% number on the earnings per share growth is at t

and abc's john muller here with the story. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning. the victim a 17-year-old on spring break. he was playing the popular video game call of duty, with a stranger online. not long after that, the virtual call of duty turned into a real-life call to arms. take a look at this frightening moment in a long island, new york, neighborhood. as cops, armed for battle, swarm a home with guns drawn. as helicopters swarm overhead. the s.w.a.t. team responding to a call from a teenager saying he just killed his mom. but instead of finding a crazed killer, they learned it was all an elaborate hoax. a case of what is known as s.w.a.t.'ing. >> s.w.a.t.'ing is hoax calls, calling ought s.w.a.t teams to make believe, typically, hostage, barricade, murder situations. >> reporter: when police arrived the only guns around were of the video game variety. >> a real problem for us. they actually have a system, i believe, where they get points in the type of tactical response the police give. whether helicopters are involved. the s.w.a.t team. >> reporter: s.w

muller and mr. comey and there are career paths for people, successful career paths on the analytical side. that will be something that we're going to be looking at very carefully. secondly, one of the metrics that we'll probably be analyzing and evaluating is we often hear from the fbi special agents they will look at clues, and they will look at cases and try to determine is there a prosecution in this case. can we put somebody in jail as a result of this case. the analysts are asking an entirely different question. the analysts should be asking questions, is this, to mr. chairman's point, is this person in the process of radicalizing? are they radicalizing others? are they trying to radicalize through the internet? how do we follow them? what degeneration intelligent do we gather for broader strategic strategy to understand what's going on and gather against even more people to understand the threat abroad or in the united states? so i think that's going to be very important. thirdly, you've ment

and john muller is tracking the case. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, george. a case gaining national attention because two teenager were shot dead in dramatic fashion. but also because it's every homeowner's worst fear. how far can you go to protect your property? the defense choosing not to call byron smith to testify on his own behalf in the shooting death of two unarmed teens who broke into his minnesota home on thanksgiving day in 2012. >> his attorney knew he had some challenges coming across sympathetic in front of this jury. that, coupled with they had his point of view from the witnesses and the interviews presented, made it an easy decision for the defense not to call him. >> reporter: the defense called byron smith's brother and neighbor, as character witnesses, hoping to convince jurors that smith, a retired engineer for the state department and vietnam war veteran, feared for his life and acted in self-defense when he shot the teens. one of them was later found to be high on cough syrup. >> i think they're trying to paint a portrait of him being an

abc's john muller is here with this touching story.morning, john. >> it is touching and it is incredible. good morning. we all know how stressful the first day of any new job is but imagine being a brand-new 911 operator and lives are on the line. now, if that's not stressful enough imagine one of your first 911 calls as your own dad fighting for his life. >> reporter: dekalb emergency 911, what's the address of the emergency. >> reporter: a mere four hours into crystal morrow's first day on the job, and she was about to hear the last voice she expected on the other end of this call. >> i have a 55-year-old man here that's had diabetes or whatever and he's incoherent. >> reporter: her aunt gale calling 911 in this newly released tape to request emergency assistance for crystal's own father who had gone into diabetic shock last august. >> i heard her voice and i saw her name pop up on the screen. i was like, wait, this is my aunt. >> reporter: the whole time her aunt had no idea she was speaking to her own niece. >> are you with him now

abc's john muller has the story. >> reporter: high school seniors are deciding where to go to college this fall. one incredibly talented new york 17-year-old has the decision of a lifetime. which one of the ivy league colleges should he go to because he got into all eight. >> i simply thought i would apply, i applied to all eight. >> reporter: harvard, brown, princeton, columbia, all of the very prestigious ivy league schools are vying for quasi-evenen of long island, an academic jackpot. >> when he told me he would apply to all eight my head was spinning. he's just that quality kid. >> reporter: he scored a near perfect 2250 on the s.a.t. out of 2400 en5 is in the top 2% of his class. only 5.9% of over 35,000 students that apply to harvard actually get in. 7% to yale. so it's extremely rare to get into all of them. >> appreciation and thankfulness for everyone who helped you and all your teachers are helping with your grades and whatnot all the way down to your counselor and then lastly, of course, your family, parents for all the support they do. >> reporter: the ambitious senior is

abc's john muller tells us what happened next. >> how can i help you?yes, ma'am, i need a sheriff in brandon. >> reporter: it sounded like a chilling ordeal. 31-year-old dwayne yeager calling 911 just after 7:00 a.m. monday morning to report his home had been broken into and ransacked while he was out for just 45 minutes. >> i come back, my door is wide open. my windows to my son's bedroom are wide open. my tvs are laying on the ground. >> reporter: the problem, police say it all turned out to be an elaborate ferris bueller style ruse. >> taking the day off. now get dressed and come over. >> reporter: allegedly perpetrated by yeager to get out of work and there appears to be proof. police say this surveillance video from a neighbor's home shows yeager pulling up to his own home. a few moments later that open window he told 911 about opens. shortly after that, yeager re-emerges, moments before placing that 911 call. >> i called y'all right away. >> reporter: when questioned further police say he admitted he staged the whole thing because of a bad case of

sorprendido ante el gol del manchester united, marcado por evra, pero después mario mansukic y thomas muller a continuación, es histórico . >>> sí. >>> es histórico. >>> para, para (todos hablan). >>> soy buen portero, señores. >>> en fin, el león de méxico derrotó 3 a 2 a flamengo en el estadio maracaná de brasil y clasificó a octavos de final de la copa libertadores. >>> son juegazos . >>> el león vestido de rojo sacó un triunfo histórico a pesar de la hazaÑa, porque además eliminaron al cuadro carioca, terminaron en el segundo lugar del grupo 7, porque el bolívar terminó en la punta, el partido fue memorable, no solo por el resultado. >>> increíble. >>> porque en la copa libertadores se matan, es una locura esa copa y que el león haya ganado en el maracaná lleno, repleto es maravilloso. >>> y también les recordamos antes que me dejen mudo, que los días 15. >>> y mi desayuno. >>> ahorita te lo doy. >>> y también desde el 15 la copa del mundo está en univisión. >>> bravo. >>>aahora sí, karla. >>> y mi desayuno . >>> toma, te doy un baloncito ♪ a la 1, a las 2, a las 3 . ♪ conéctate y enláza