muller. >> i have one as well.what they were doing because it is supposed to elevate our status. >> really? >> it makes us appear more clever. how in the world do people come up with this? well, they ran a study apparently, 85 students at a university and evaluated they interpreted an article explaining einstein's theory of relatively. it was written by david f. clark. david fp.r. clark. who do you think fpr thought he was the one that said the most intelligent things and that made more sense to everybody else. there you have it. >> i should be john w. muller. >>> this morning on "world news now," big top tragedy. circus performers plunging 40 feet after a thrilling stunt >>> this morning on "world news now," big top tragedy. circus performers plunging 40 feet after a thrilling stunt turns in to a terrible accident. the latest from investigators overnight. >>> burning up. giant flames destroying homes and threatening suburban communities. the extreme conditions for firefighters and today's intensifying heat wave. >

i'm john muller. >> i'm diana perez.adlines we are following on "world news now." >>> former microsoft ceo steve ballmer could be the next owner of the clippers. a deal has been reached between ballmer and shelly sterling to sell the team for $2 billion. >>> sources are telling us a powerful explosion in syria's civil war was caused by a truck bomb driven by a man from florida. said to be the first such attack there carried out by an american. >>> the nsa is firing back at edward snowden after his network interview. snowden claims he repeatedly raised concerns over surveillance with his bosses but officials say they've only found one e-mail and it made no mention of abuse. >>> a fire destroyed a metal warehouse causing the building to collapse. flames shot through the roof and spread to neighboring building, trucks and rvs. but no one was hurt. those are some of the top stories on this friday, may 30th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> all right. you have been hav

>> muller, john muller. not bad, huh? throwback thursday. we're feeling good today.gend, bond, james bond. >> the reason? it was 51 years ago that the very first james bond film hit theaters here in the united states. >> my name is bond, james bond. my instructions were implicit. i was to leave for jamaica in two hours, license to kill. >> the year 1963, the mission introduced american moviegoers to a secret agent who liked his martinis shaken, not stirred, his cars fast, his women beautiful and dangerous. >> bond was played by sean connery. and a so-called bond girl was honey rider. her name is a double entendre and her voice isn't even hers. she had a heavy swiss actress, so a voice actress read her lines and was dubbed into the film. this scene was voted number one in the 100 greatest sexiest moments by fans in the uk. there may have been many incarnations of james bond. but the very first one actually appeared on the small screen. >> in 1954, ian flemming was paid $1,000 to make his royal casino into a one-hour adventure. in this version, bond became an american

i'm john muller. >> i'm diana perez.news now". many areas are cleaning up after strong thunderstorms, hail, flooding and even tornados and there's more on the way. we'll get the memorial day forecast from accu-weather in just a moment. >>> all right. >> man accused of kidnapping a girl and holding her for ten years is held on a million dollar bail. they claim they were going through a nasty breakup. >>> pope francis is set to visit georgia and the west bank and israel during a three-day visit to the middle east tomorrow. there had been questions whether the pope was healthy enough to undertake that journey. >>> as we head to the memorial day weekend, a small flag has been placed at every grave at arlington national cemetery. took the unit about three hours to place more than 280,000 flags there and at another cemetery in washington. those are some of the top stories on this friday, may 23rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> all right. good friday morning, everybo

victor muller is the former chairman of saab.ed him today about this ultimate want car and how it works. product requires funding. since the market for bond issues is hot, we felt this would be an ideal way of creating an innovative product. the bond buyer can actually opted to have his bond redeemed after four years or have it converted into stock if we would go public prior to the expiration of the bond, or, convert the bond with a certain number 37. spyker so it is a convertible bond into a car. to our knowledge, that has not been done. >> how do you pry something like this if the car has yet to be built? care know exactly what the is going to be. this is not guesswork. the car is priced for every .arket basically what it boils down to is the bond has a size of 100,000 pounds. if you roll up your interest over time, you will have enough money to buy the car and some options. if your car is below the accrued interest and the bond together, we will redeem the difference or you will have to pay extra if you soup up your car to th

. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> good fridayfire season is off to an early and now deadly start. firefighters have found a body in the embers of a transient camp. >> fire seems to be burning everywhere. >> there are nine of them and in the fire those bizarre formation called firenados, fire whirls are dangerous and spectacular at the same time. >> one spot is more dangerous than any other this morning. abc's devin drier is there. >> the san marcos wildfire roared to life in the backyards of family homes. firefighters mounting an aggressive response with dozens of helicopters and planes dumping load after load. crews on the front lines here battled record heat and gusty winds. they saved hundreds of homes, but not all. >> i feel really sad for the people that lost their houses. >> reporter: thousands of new evacuation notices went out as the wind set fire spreading. >> grab your personal belongings and please leave. >> reporter: residents grabbed what they could and fled. >> clothes, dog food, dog toys, records, just stuff that c

with john muller and diana perez. >>> good friday morning everybody. outrage over the treatment of men and women who fought for our country. >> the government ordered a review of every veterans hospitals after reports that patients were dying after receiving long care. more from jim avila. >> the epicenter of the scandal. phoenix, arizona. as many as 40 veterans died at this v.a. hospital while waiting up to 21 months to see a doctor. >> they never came in. we never saw them. >> dr. sam foote retired from that hospital this year. not before exposing what he says is systematic fraud. dr. foote claims his superiors lied about the delays to qualify for bonuses. >> we realized that patients were dying because of it. that's the point where we said we can't take this anymore. >> purple heart winner ralph di castro died after waiting months for a specialist visit to diagnose the lump found in his neck after a routine checkup. he kept this journal documenting the calls he made for 15 months trying to schedule a v.a. visit that never came. >> i am a purple hear

. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> hello,body. happy thursday. you are back and you are feeling better. >> i'm feeling better. i don't know if i sound much better. a little bit? >> in person you don't sound great but on tv you can't tell the difference. >> that's all that matters. >> that's all that matters. you should have seen him hacking up a lung right before we came on. >> every commercial it is pretty nasty, it may happen in the background, if you listen. >> oh, man. let's get started. welcome back. good morning to all of you. we begin with millions of americans in the path of severe and dangerous weather. >> powerful lightning storms, twisters, torrential rains and some flash floods like here in harris county, texas, where the san jacinto river and neighborhoods are under water. >>> outside of new orleans prison inmates are charged with filling sandbags anticipating as much as four more inches of rain. abc's ryan owens has more. >> reporter: inundating rains are flooding parts of the south stamping streets near new orl

i'm diana perez. >> i'm john muller.lines we are following on "world news now." the chinese government is angrily denying it ever spied on american companies. this is after five chinese military officers were indicted by the u.s. on charges of cybertheft. >>> a major beef recall under way because of e. coli fears. the meat sent from a michigan plant only went to restaurants in michigan, ohio, missouri and massachusetts. so far 11 people have gotten sick. >>> as early as today the nba could reject the request from donald sterling. he is seeking a three-month delay before the hearing that will address the comments that got him a lifetime ban from the league. a vote whether to force the him to sell the clippers will follow the hearing. >>> albuquerque is suffering a plague of grasshoppers thanks to a mild, wet spring but other than devouring plants they are just a nuisance. unlike other insects they do not carry disease. those are the top stories on this tuesday, may 20th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news no

i'm diana perez. >> i'm john muller. are following on "world news now." first family of rap caught on video behind closed doors. >>> good morning. first family of rap caught behind doors. jay z having an argument with his sister-in-law. what triggered at sault? it remains a mystery. >> clay aiken's opponent for congress has suddenly died. he led by a few hundred votes. the final talley is uncertain. aiken suspended campaign activity. >> and the former radio host casey kasem's whereabouts are unknown right now. his daughter is the temporary caregiver. the 82-year-old has been taken out of the country. >> and nasa is sounding at larm. >>> nasa is sounding the alarm about the warming planet. the sea level will rise by three feet by 2100. these are some of the stories we are following on this tuesday, may 13th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> good tuesday morning. we begin this half hour with the latest comments from embattled clippers owner donald sterling. >> he's

when i was chief of staff to director muller at the fbi we undertook a transformation there to meet the same growing cyber threat. in 2011 we brought that approach to nsd. in late fall of 2011, ten years after 9/11, we established a review group to evaluate nsd's work on national security threats and chart out a plan for future threats. six months later, that team issued recommendations that shaped what nsd's national security cyber program looks like today. most significantly, in 2012, we graded and trained the national security cyber specialist network to focus on combatting cyber threats to the national security. this network known as niskas includes prosecutors from every united states attorney's office around the country along with experts from the computer crime and intellectual property section and attorneys from the different parts of nsd. we now have prosecutors nationwide to review intelligence and investigative files. the creation of the network was motivated by the desire to make a tangible impact on u.s. security efforts through criminal investigation and prosecution. by de

i'm john muller. >> i'm diana perez.headlines we are following this morning on "world news now." the residents of moore, oklahoma, devastated by a killer tornado one year ago say they will rebuild better and stronger than ever. the 25 residents killed were remembered yesterday. full details in just a moment. >>> major recall of beef expanding to other states and may include meat sent to grocery stores. the usda says it will release a list of where the beef was delivered. >>> former nfl players are seeking unspecified damages in a new lawsuit that accuses the league of overusing powerful painkillers. the players say those drugs were used in order to keep them on the field without regard to long-term consequences. >>> with those cases of mers brought here from overseas on passenger flights, a study shows bacteria living up to a week on nearly every surface we touch on airplanes. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, may 21st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana pe

i'm john muller. >> i'm diana perez.nes we are following on "world news now." san diego county is under a state of emergency this morning. at least nine fires are burning across 14 square miles. tens of thousands are being told to leave their homes and schools are closed. more details just ahead. >>> growing anger and frustration in turkey after the death toll from the mine disaster continues to the grow. at least 274 bodies have been recovered in the worst mining accident in turkey's history. >>> more accusations from karl rove that she had a serious health issue. the former president said that mrs. clinton is strong and in better shape than he is. >>> and the latest court ruling. those are some of our top stories this thursday, may 15th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> good thursday morning, everyone. we begin this half hour with breaking news from southern california. wildfires scorching san diego county fuelled by hot, dry, gusting winds. >> fire crews are st

i'm diana perez. >> i'm john muller. we are following on "world news now." a woman kidnapped in california when she was 15 years old is free. she was held captive. she was taken by her mother's boyfriend and rescued after finding her sister on facebook. details in just a moment. >>> the u.s. is sending 80 military personnel to africa to help in the search for those missing girls in nigeria. the pentagon says half of them will make up a launch and recovery team for drones and the other 40 are providing security. >>> attackers in northwestern china this morning kill more than 30 people, injuring more than three times as many. witnesses say there were up to a dozen explosions in all. >>> and the president's point person on the v.a. health care investigation is in phoenix today to visit the hospital at the center of the abuse allegations. those are just some of the top stories on this thursday, may 22nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez.ñr >> good thursday morning, everyo

i'm diana perez. >> and i'm john muller.g on "world news now." >>> climate scientists have released a new report with dire warnings for america. including more powerful storms, floods and more droughts unless drastic steps are taken. we'll have a report from ginger zee. that will come up in just a moment. >>> pressure by the u.n., the vatican is finally revealing how it dealt with thousands of priests accused of sexually abusing children. 848 priests have been defrocked and nearly 2600 others received lesser penalties. >>> and a frightening scene in missouri. a cross between a wildfire and a tornado. this is called a firenado. luckily there were no reports of anyone getting hurt. >>> a florida woman has given birth to triplets at the age of 47. she did it without any fertility drugs. she already has two grown children. her doctor said it was nothing short of a miracle. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, may 7. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> good we

i'm john muller. >> i'm diana perez. are following this morning on "world news now." millions of people up and down the east coast are dealing with flooding this morning as a powerful storm system finally moves away. the same system that dumped two feet of rain in some areas caused deadly tornados earlier this week in oklahoma and in arkansas. we have full details coming up. >>> high winds and high temperatures continue to hamper efforts to control a wildfire burning east of los angeles. about 1100 acres have burned. residents were briefly evacuated. >>> a train carrying crude oil derailed in lynchburg, virginia. sparking a mass maive fire and spilling oil into the river. no one was hurt and the fire was allowed to burp out. it's the latest in a string of accidents involving oil trains. >>> think canadian newspaper "the globe and mail" has released pictures and video that show toronto mayor rob ford smoking crack cocaine for at least the second time. after they were published ford announced he is seeking immediate help f

i'm john muller. >> and i'm diana perez.the stories we are following on "world news now." hillary clinton's camp is pushing back against republican strategist karl rove who reportedly suggested that clinton has brain damage. clinton spokesman accuses rove of trying to politicize clinton's health. rove is walking back his comments but claims that clinton had a serious health issue in december 2012. >>> rescuers racing against time to reach more than 200 miners trapped underground at a coal mine in turkey. at least 201 workers killed. >>> thousands of passengers were stuck yesterday after 1,100 flights were cancelled at chicago's two major airports. it was triggered by a mechanical problem that caused smoke to fill a regional radar center, forcing controllers to evacuate. >>> justin bieber is under investigation for attempted robbery. a woman is accusing the troubled pop star of grabbing her cell phone out of her purse. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, may 14th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world n

i'm john muller. >> i'm diana perez.r the way they handle sex abuse allegations by their students. full details in just a moment. >>> word this morning that los angeles clippers owner donald sterling has a bigger problem on his hands than banishment from the nba. he has prostate cancer. later this half hour, speculation on who may buy the team if he is forced out. >>> rain forced a street to collapse and swallow a line of cars has finally stopped. this happened in baltimore. evacuated residents may have to wait a month before it is safe for them to go back home. >>> wildfire forced the evacuation of 1000 homes in southern california. it is 50% contained. powerful winds finally died down. those are the top stories on this friday, may 2nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> all right. tgif, everybody. >> finally. >> better believe it. let's begin this half hour with a major federal investigation in to sex assaults on college campuses. >> 55 colleges and universities

i'm diana perez. >> i'm john muller.ng this morning on "world news now." >>> a colorado woman recovering after she survived six days in her crashed car at the bottom of an embankment. she had no food or water for the whole time. we'll get the full story in just a moment. >>> the u.s. is leading international efforts to help free 200 schoolgirls kidnapped in nigeria. the alleged kidnapper is threatening to sell the captives on the open market. he also warns there will be more attacks on more schools. >>> an unexpected danger for a firefighter battling a deadly wildfire in oklahoma. he was trying to save a house when the flames set off ammunition inside. he was hit by bullet fragments but he is expected to be okay. >> a-listers were in new york last night for the most fashionable event of the big apple's social calendar, the met gala. those are some of the top stories on this tuesday, april 6th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> we begin this half hour with that inc

muller was one of the victims of the collision on lap one. the dutchman has won the second where the race started on saturday. in the first stage, he did not manage to get into the race during the final sprint. zealander took second place. he was the overall winner thanks to his third-place finish on the first lap. what a memorable week it has been for maury mcelroy -- rory mcilroy. ended third after imploding on the back nine. mcilroy dominated the final round to finish off 14 under. he began the day seven shots adrift but took his first title of the season. it has been a difficult week in some ways, but a great weekend others. i played really good golf throughout the four days. it seemed like today it was meant to be. the guys ahead of me were making mistakes. i take it vantage of that. was an the back nine, i couple behind. he made a couple of mistakes and i was able to birdie the last two. it seemed like it was sort of meant to be. >> adam scott has retained his place at the top of the world rankings after winning the u.s. pga event in fo

. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> good mondayorning, everybody. diana, are you okay? you are coughing away here. fighting a cold, huh? topic of conversation a while ago that we didn't have a cold all winter and now it is spring. >> you jinxed me. >> you certainly jinxed me. >> i knocked on wood. >> you said nobody has gotten a cold around me. not two days later i was hacking up a lung. >> doozy. >> here i am. >> hot tea coming? >> yes. hopefully i will be able to get through this. >> good monday morning, everybody. we begin with the first case of mers infection happening in the u.s. the latest patient from illinois picked up the virus from another patient in indiana when they were in the same room. >> although the illinois man did not get sick the cdc is concerned how this potentially deadly virus from the middle east is spreading here. >> reporter: an unidentified illinois businessman is believed to be the first mers infection transmitted here in the u.s. at first he tested negative but a followup test showed his body fought off

. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> good morning. on this memorial day, thank you for joining us. john, your grilling and chilling got a little out of hand this weekend. >> i sort of lost my voice. this is a cold you might have had last week. >> i think so. >> i would have called off sick but some poor son of a gun would have been called out of their barbecue and nobody would have believed me. >> you are a trooper. for coming in. we appreciate it. i'm going to try to choke my way through it. >> let's get to it. we got some news to start out with. >> new details about the six students killed in friday night's shooting near the university of california campus in santa barbara. >> we learned the alleged gunman's parents tried to intervene in the moments before the shooting but they were too late. abc's akiko fujita is joining us from isla vista with the very latest. good morning, akiko. >> reporter: john and diana, we are standing in front of the deli mart in isla vista. this is where one of the victims was killed and it has become a g

. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> good monday morning, everybody. diana, did you have a nice mother's day? >> i really did. it was wonderful. how about you? >> very nice. >> you celebrated at home. you decided to stay home which is nice. >> nice and mellow, breakfast spread, little barbecuing. nice and easy. how about yourself? >> i was expecting breakfast in bed but with two little ones i was a little realistic. i realized that wasn't going to happen. i had my mom, mother-in-law, the whole mom show. my poor husband was surrounded. >> surrounded by moms, three of them. >> he didn't know what to do with himself, poor guy. but it was great. >>> we begin with the nasty weather this weekend. violent storms in the nation's midsection. >> more than a foot of snow in colorado and wyoming and a winter storm warning is still in effect there this morning. >> but as reported, that wasn't even the worst of it. >> no, this is not good. >> reporter: this video capturing the most destructive tornado out of the 11 that ripped across the midwest

i'm devin dwyer in for john muller. >> and i'm diana perez.wing on "world news now." much of the nation is under the threat of severe weather with heavy rain, damaging winds and potential tornados. we will have a complete update on the latest storm zones in just a moment. >>> president obama will lay out his foreign policy vision during a commencement speech today at west point. yesterday mr. obama said virtually all u.s. troops will leave afghanistan by 2016. >>> hackers found a way to hold iphones and ipads hostage they are remotely locking the devices and demanding that owners pay a $100 ransom. they may be gaining access by compromises icloud accounts. >>> and starbucks is getting in ñ opening an eatery in los angeles. before committing to more they want to see how the experiment goes. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, may 28th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> how's that? how's that little walk for you? >> good walk over here. >> i know. we warned him that we exercise when we are here. that's my

i'm ryan smith in for john muller. >> i'm diana perez.m so excited to welcome you in a second time and the first time we are doing it together. >> i know. it's an honor. i have been waiting for this day. >> this day your whole life. >> exactly. >> abc keeps you busy. you live in new york but you have been in l.a. do thing the donald sterling story. >> covering that. >> how is the sleep schedule going. >> newborn twins 5-month-old so sleep is not an option. but maybe in a couple of years, 2030, who knows. >> it will come eventually. let's get started. we begin in california a memorial service is planned for this afternoon on the ucsb campus for the six students killed friday night. >> classes are cancelled but faculty and staff will be there to offer support to those who need it. meanwhile, a service for veronica weiss was held at westlake high school. she graduated last year. her brother is trying to make sense of it all. >> you can't analyze look in this guy's mind or you'll go crazy. he already took my sister's life. he's gone. it is go

the ukrainian army is on that -- max mÜller from ukrainian separatists.the international monetary fund approves a $17 billion aid package. taking the streets of major cities across the world marking labor day in istanbul. protesters -- tear gas is used to prevent protesters from attending their demonstration. and the champions league upset atletico madrid beats chelsea and will play local rivals real madrid in the finals. ♪ >> ukrainian authorities are gradually losing control of the east of the country. about one dozen towns are now partly controlled by pro-russian groups. armed separatists seize government buildings and there are maximum alert but it is unclear what may change. in donetsk, we report on the gradual takeover of these sites. >> you see the chipping away of control of kiev of this situation, these eastern regions of the ukraine, the luhansk regi on where i was yesterday, and the donetsk region where i was right now. we see the same scenario over and over, they fall to the hands of separatists. separatists or taking control of strategic buil

previously he was chief of staff and senior counsel to robert muller when he was director of the fbi.eer federal prosecutor, mr. carlin served as national coordinator of the hacking and intellectual property program. the prosecutors were specially trained to prosecute cyber crime in intellectual property cases. he has a lot of background in the area that gave rise to this week's indictment. he has a degree from harvard law and williams college. he will speak for about 45 minutes. and then we'll have a q. & a. with him over there and take questions from the audience. i ask that you silence your phones. there are a lot of cameras in the room. please join me in welcoming john carlin. [ applause ] >> thank you, ben, for that kind introduction. i'm grateful to be here at brookings today discussing emerging national security threats. also a keen fan of the la fair blog as are many of us here. i appreciate your work there as well. on monday the department of justice announced charges against five members of the chinese military for computer hacking, economic espionage, and other offenses dir

. -- ukrainian army is on that max mÜller from ukrainian separatists.the international monetary fund approves a $17 billion aid package. taking the streets of major cities across the world marking labor day in istanbul. protesters -- tear gas is used to prevent protesters from attending their demonstration. and the champions league upset, atletico madrid beats chelsea and will play l

the guy that discovered that, paul muller, won a nobel prize in 1948. but only years later we find, hey, guess what? ddt doesn't stay in a farmer's field, and it's biomagnified up the food chain. we only discovered that -- >> into the breasts of women. >> into the breasts of women, the shell glands of birds, that's why eagles were disappearing. and over and over again we get tripped up because we can invent a powerful technology, but we don't know enough to see the ramifications. so i think there's a way out. and that is if we show nature more respect. i mean, after all, every species has had the same problem we do. i mean, they're had to get rid of their waste. how do -- what do you do when you get sick? even bacteria get virus sicknesses that kill them. how do you get your food? how do you have kids and raise them safely? how do you find shelter? i mean, these are all common problems of other species. but nature's had 3.8 billion years to solve them. could we not find ways that nature's done it, then make that our technology? >> but what those species

hope that we don't do ceos result of this for not calling on him to resign but the chairman said mr muller has turned the airline around us. we believe. just don't see this as there will be marked as a pack of cards to retain the chief executive of crystals policy. i know some people choose to stop renting all the hype after some rest my response to this torture has become the future that we have a really good chief executive. executive pay might be the top priority of the agm today. in reality many of the people here behind me here for more workers in the airline and they're concerned about their pensions. i am a bit too thick. thanks a ton of pics i think i'm hearing rumors that he could actually use the excuse that it is very concerned that the anticipated testing going on and on for years and has been addressed. by the government's coached against mr moeller he found a friend to deter see percent shareholder and traditional the first three drawn an era represented by director howard miller the support that is packaged. let's talk to david niven joins from dublin airport so davis factor

i'm devin dwyer in for john muller. >> i'm diana perez. we do begin with an emotional gathering for the victims of the southern california killing spree. >> that's right. nearly 20,000 people packed the stadium at the university of california santa barbara, where six of the victims attended. it was a day filled with tears, prayers and calls for action. abc's tahman bradley has more. >> reporter: a day of mourning for the u.c. santa barbara community. thousands, many wearing black ribbons, gathered a this soccer stadium to remember the victims of last friday's deadly rampage. >> why have such a beautiful place and such beautiful people been hurt in this way? >> reporter: six, young lives lost. among them, katherine cooper, a painter. and veronika weiss, who had just finished her first year. >> for as long as we hold them in our hearts, they are not gone. >> reporter: richard martinez, father of chris michaels-martinez, another victim, called for tougher gun laws. >> how many more people are going to have to die in this situation before the

in half moon bay, mayor john muller described the 77-year-old pilot as a life long friend of the community>> it's hard for the family but it's hard for all of us on the coast. >> reporter: mueller says andrini's construction company paved most of the roads in town, and eddie would do anything to help a neighbor in need. >> if we're thinking we're down and out, remember eddie. think of all good things he does for people. excuse me. >> this is eddie here. >> reporter: as the 3-0 cafe, eddie's picture is on the wall. his son of the president of the half moon bay pilots association. glen reynolds is the past president. >> he always smiled, asked about the family, about people's well-being, how they were. >> reporter: that made eddie a leader at the air field and in town. >> there was a real confidence. if eddi andrini said it was so, that's what he delivered. >> reporter: the owner of the 3-zero cafe says andrini is the kind of guy who always seemed to have time to share. >> young kids used to come in the restaurant, he'd take them out, let them climb in the plane. he got a kick out of sharing

i'm ryan smith, in for john muller. >> and i'm diana perez. it is a day of mourning on the university of california campus at santa barbara. one of the shooting victims, veronica weiss, was remembered last night at the high school where she played water polo just last year. >> classes were canceled at ucsb so the students could attend a memorial service for all of the victims. and abc's tahman bradley is tracking the latest developments. >> reporter: as campuses across california pay tribute to the victims, this morning, we're learning chilling, new details about elliot rodger's elaborate plot to kill, laid out in a 137-page manifesto and online videos. >> girls are not sexually attracted to me. that's a problem that i intend to rectify. >> reporter: 9:17 p.m. friday. rodger's mothers phone rings. a family friend says it was the shooter's therapist, asking if she read the manifesto, called "my twisted world." alarmed, she checks her son's youtube channel. rodger's mother calls her ex-husband, hollywood director peter rodger, they race to santa

>> that is jordan muller singing with joy. he realized he was alone on a new york subway.n't happen often. he documented his experience. >> he's the reason people don't want to ride subways in new york. >> who >> this is funny. the happy anthem just continues to go and go, and take on new direction's cats and dogs. they're happy. the video shot by a dog trainer in australia. is that a cat swimming there? >> yes. >> this cat loves a. >> i school senior being credited for putting the senior in senior prom. he took his 89-year-old grandmother to the prom. after learning she did not go to her prom. >> he bought her a necklace and the two shared a dance and he sang to her as well. >> they had pictures taken at the prom. she got to bed later than she usually does, which is 9:00. >> sandhya patel is here with an accu-weather forecast. >> if you have plans this weekend let me show you live doppler 7 hd. showers over boston, new york. 70s in new york. over pacific northwest, rain. dallas, sunshine, 91 degrees. 65 tahoe. tomorrow afternoon, temperatures running lower inland we're go

joining us by phone is the california southern region information officer and a fire captain, michael muller. great to have you with us. if you can bring us up-to-date for greed the order cards. the horrific outbreak of fires. >> it is. we have a total of nine fires throughout san diego county fair. the most-active right now is in san marcos were we unfortunately have seen explosive fire broke this afternoon. trying to get ahead of this, but mother nature has not been on our side with the offshore winds , triple digits each, and the low humidity. lou: how many firefighters are on the line now? >> we have well over 2,000 firefighters that are committed and more are on the way as we speak. lou: your sense, you talk about the wind, do we have yet indication of what caused these? nine separate fires. that seems to be a remarkable coincidence. >> it is. and fat, we are working closely with san diego county sheriff who is handling the investigation. we are actively investigating, but we cannot speculate until we find the cause of the fire. lou: i understand entirely. any sense that you're getting

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in an interview, when the predecessor took over from robert muller, he thought the threat from al qaeda had diminished but he underestimate it and how they had metastasized to include yemen, east africa and other areas, do you agree? >> i do agree. the narrative now is different. when you thought the combination of the top al qaeda leadership, the arab spring gave a counter narrative to osama bin laden's call for a jihad against the local authorities. that was the only way to achieve change in the middle east. it's a different landscape now. the affiliates proliferated. they sank roots in syria, yemen, marley and are thinking about regional operations as we saw with the westgate mall attack in kenya, and a worry with foreign fighters flocking to the flag in syria, that when they come home, more than 1,000 in egypt. them. >> you wrote that president obama wants deeply to convince americans that the era of war is over and we don't face a war on terror. but you argue the simultaneous operations in libya, to grab a terrorist and the one in somalia against the al-shabab terrorists conducting

abc's john muller has the story. >> reporter: watch this moment of impact caught on tape.e say it's a video of a hit-and-run in progress, shot by the driver himself, along state road 44, in new smyrna beach, florida, monday. the driver, described by police, as robert kelley, documents himself as techno music plays in the background. swerving in and out of traffic, and racing through traffic at speeds excess of the speed limit, finishes his joyride trashing into this sedan. he injured a total of three in collisions. >> very reckless. he acted with an indifference to the general public. >> reporter: police were tipped off to kelley's video after he reportedly posted it to youtube tuesday, from his hospital bed, with the title, me driving like an idiot. >> posting a video of stupid act is consistent with the act itself. >> reporter: this is kelley's honda after the collision. police say he was injured. charlene and her nephew were hit in the crash. she is grateful her newborn baby was not in the car. >> it was by the grace of god he was not in that video. >> reporter: the vid

abc's john muller has this incredible survival story. >> i'm in a hole. i didn't keep falling that way. >> reporter: he's a man literally in the depths of despair. geology professor john all capturing his time plummeting in the ice, after climbing seven stories in the himalayas. >> i got up here, instead, my ledge. my arm, i can't use. >> reporter: hiking alone on a relatively flat snowfield, all had just fallen 70 feet into a crevasse, landing on a ledge. the blue sky high above. no easy way out, with a broken arm, ribs and other injuries. all said he was convinced he was going to die. >> i was getting hypothermic of five minutes of being there. and the only thing that was going to keep me alive, was constantly moving and finding my way out before it got dark. >> reporter: life or death decisions captured on camera. >> i'm going to somehow climb out that way. >> i can't go that way at all. >> reporter: it took all six hours to climb out. slowly moving sideways and up. sideways and up until he found enough hard snow into which he could dig his ax and pull

he plummeted hundreds of feet down the slope and abc's john muller has the details. >> reporter: thisael adams is in serious condition after a dramatic black hawk helicopter rescue saturday at oregon's mt. hood. >> our initial assessment was that it was quite grave. >> reporter: adams described by his son as an avid climber slipping while at an elevation of 10,000 feet and then plummeting 750 feet down a slope landing in what's called a fumerar. >> it looks like a sinkhole with a drain in it in the middle. i mean you just -- if you fall on the mountain you're going to go down the drain. >> reporter: it is essentially a crack in the mountain where steam and sulfur gases vent from a volcano. portland mountain rescue says adams is lucky to be alive. 15 members of their team were nearby in a training exercise when a 911 call came in. scott norton says it took the crew 30 minutes to reach him. >> this was definitely the most severe injuries that i've experienced on a mission. we were very concerned that he might not make it. >> reporter: rescuers say adams was unable to move but could talk

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richard muller, thank you. we'll be looking at this report a little more throughout the hour. >>> the outcry to find hundreds of missing nigerian girls as more girls have been kidnapped by gunmen believed to belong to a terror group. the violent abductions happened overnight sunday in a village. witnesses say eight girls, 12 to 15, were taken by armed men who raided homes. three weeks have passed since more than 200 girls were kidnapped during a fiery attack on their school. the group's leader claimed responsibility. he vowed to sell the girls into marriage. meanwhile, outside the nigerian embassy here in washington, dozens of protesters marched, demanding immediate action by the nigerian government. cnn white house correspondent michelle could s michelle cosin ski is here to talk about this. the president welcomed and accepted the u.s. offer to help in the search. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: you kind of have to read between the lines to some extent here. it's been a sensitive topic from the beginni

for "good morning america," john muller, abc news, new york. >> and we hope she's able to make a fulle that. >>> another check of the weather with ginger. some stormy weather out there. >> yes, yesterday was super stormy in wyoming. that's why we start there. you got to see this. the structure of the supercell that rotating cloud -- look at that thing. this is a time lapse. able to see it rotating and coming towards you. one of the storm chasing groups grabbed that. today we'll have another opportunity in nebraska and far eastern wyoming. so it's all back in the plains and right now even this morning we have a few along the warm front in southwestern minnesota that are severe so we'll watch those as we go through the next couple of hours. and right here in between you get this wedge of heat and moisture. that's how you make the storms along the cold front an you can see it on the map. look at that, 101 for midland. oklahoma city, near 90 and 84, miami, i wanted to include that because of the rip current risk amy was talking about before. it'll be on again today. >>> good morning opini