a lot of weighed in on diane sawyer stepping down at abc.r ra, sawyer, i think wanted more creative control and more time doing pieces she wanted without the format and restriction of nightly show. rich unger, it was her time to leave. david muir is an excellent, fresh, new millennial anchor that will grow ratings with new demographics. >> howard, did you notice it's going to take two men to do diane sawyer's job? >> you know, you're right. >> i am. >> "the view" is suddenly imploding. abc is tearing up the show by axing jenny mccarthy and sherri shephe shepherd. it really floundered this season, steering away from politics and garnering little attention. abc is calling this an exciting new direction but it will take high-profile new hires. more after "the buzz." >>> finally, do jon stewart and stephen colbert have a bit less influence these days because they go easy on president obama? lauren and i disagreed on that, not surprisingly, on "the o'reilly factor." >> they prop up the democratic party and the liberal line, president obama, by de

>> on that question in particular, i think that what diane sawyer was asking is people on the left are going to ask hillary clinton about, wait a minute, you say you are all for the little guy but you are making $2 hundred, -- $200,000 a speech is actually low for reports that i've heard. some of them have been considerably higher than that and who is paying for those speeches? a lot of them like goldman sachs, city bank, chase. she was an influential person. now instead of the headline being something else she would talk about, she's being ridiculed, how could they say they are broke? you leave a white house, you definitely have the potential to make a lot of money and reportedly bill clinton's book, his advance was $15 million. >> this is time for me to bring jesse on this and let's take a listen to hillary on benghazi, get jess sea's comments. >> what i did is give very direct instructions that the people who have the expertise and experience in security -- >> that's personal. >> that is personal, diane. i'm not equipped to stit and look at blueprints to determine where the blast wa

morrow, jennings, gibson and rather made way for couric and sawyer.time slot. >> i tried not to tell myself that it was the best job in broadcasting because i didn't want to make nice too nervous. >> in the nearly two decades since matt lauer took his place on nbc's "today" show. morning anchor desks have become the new throne of tv news. lauer is up for a couple of more years at a reported sal reef $20 million. compared to sawyer's salary of $12 million. they're landing big introduce, too. the president gave three to the morning shows last week. so for all you aspiring journalists out there, may i suggest adding waking up early to your list of resume skills. >> and cnn senior media correspondent and anchor in his own right, brian stelter joins me now. you know, brian, it is interesting. i worked at abc news for a long time. david muir is a great friend of mine and he earned this job and he'll do a tremendous job in the evenings and it does speak to a big transition in this business and in our country. >> it does. >> where the news cycles are being st

you don't insult someone like diane sawyer. diane sawyer is doing the job.you come out looking good. she didn't ingratiate herself. she offensive to the american people and other gaffe, that keptotes during this time. subpoena. >> a lot of problems for her, best thing i agree with bernie, zip it. don't do so many interviews. >> lying to the families on the tarmac of the people, bodies, families of the dead guys came back from benghazi saying it was video, that was ultimate political act. she voted for the iraq war for political expediency. worse than george bush and company believed in it even though misguided. she vote the for it for political expediency. that is horrible. >> that is the last word on that. a case that stunned the nation. o.j., 20 years later. witnesses the jury never heard from. >>> plus we all want our kids to eat healthy but in a contest sponsored by michelle obama, one of the big ingredients left out of most of the recipes. it got a lot of folks shaking their heads. ♪ ♪ yeah, girl ♪ you know, i've been thinking about us ♪ ♪ and, uh, i ju

diane sawyer stepping down as anchor of "world news."enowned journalist who led the program to a number one finish in the ratings, says she decided it was time to take on a new role at abc, focusing on new programming. creating television specials and events and continuing to conduct big interviews. succeeding sawyer is anchor and managing editor "world news," david muir. muir will start in his new role september 2nd. >> i could never have imagined seeing the world with diane sawyer. >> reporter: while leading the flagship broadcast, we'll continue anchoring "20/20" with elizabeth vargas. and another member of the abc news team celebrating a promotion today. george stephanopoulos, named chief anchor of abc news. in addition to anchoring "good morning america" and "this week," he will lead the network's coverage of special events and breaking news. james goldstein, the president of abc news, calling diane, david and george, one-of-a-kind journalists. saying for years to come, they will inspire us all to do our best work, and inspire excel

diane sawyer.ir in 2009, and she undoubtedly had a role in the network's recent surge in ratings, beating nbc in some areas. but in september, "world news" weekend anchor david muir will replace her. she said after wonderful years at world news, i decided it is time to move to a new full time role at abc news. brian stelter joins me now with more on this. and when i saw this. and we know david muir has been groomed, a fantastic journalist. but it just seemed too soon. what's going on? >> reporter: maybe because she was starting to make progress in the ratings and was able to say "world news" was number one in april and may. maybe that played into her thinking. but abc says she started thinking about this last year, approached the head of the network last december about this. and i do think it's a major generational transition, because you're talking about a 68-year-old woman, a trail blazer in television news. being replaced by a 40-year-old man. whether it is spirentirely her choice or not, no rea

part of the issue is this stylistic difference between diane sawyer and terry gross. this is something we've talked about in the past on the show. it's her contentious relationship with the media. she's clearly not giving calm and sort of friendly answers here. i think she could have prepared for them. >> that was completely out of line in that interview. >> why so? >> i have never seen someone of her stature treated that way. the way she would not drop -- she kept asking the question over and over again. >> i have always supported gay marriage. i will cut hillary clinton a little slack considering that she and the rest of the country didn't. why is hillary clinton being raked over the coals like this? >> no, no, no. >> name another person that's been raked over the coals on that issue. >> if you go back to 2008 when completely free pass and journalists were not digging in like this, terry gross should be commended. >> you're not getting my point, though. if you're going to do it -- do i wish they did this to everybody? yes. absolutely. but they don't. why was she doi

i know diane sawyer was grilling her good.about it. >> certainly was. >> she stood up to it well. let's move on. >>> a group that kidnapped the 300 nigerian girls has struck again. this time boko haram kidnapped 20 more women from a settlement near the same town where the girls were abducted in april. witnesses say the kidnappers forced the women into cars at gunpoint. several men who tried to stop them were also taken. >>> top senators meet behind closed doors to investigate the deal that freed bowe bergdahl. the white house has been on the defensive over the prisoner swap which freed five detainees from guantanamo. the house armed services committee has announced it will also investigate the prison swap. republicans are furious they have not been informed in advance but were told 80 to 90 members of the administration knew of the deal. >>> we are learning new, chewing details about the husband and wife sovereign citizen terror team who killed two police officers and a civilian in las vegas over the weekend. the couple's frie

. >>> and abc news anchor diane sawyer's exclusive interview with hillary clinton, what clinton says she whatcha' been doing braydon? reading let's see pictures, pictures,pictures there's a boy riding on his bicycle you can read too grandpa! ♪yea it's always better when we're together♪ >>> welcome back. 4:41 on this monday morning, a michigan teenager and his younger brother are resting this morning after a journey of brotherly love. that is 14-year-old hunter gandy carrying his younger brother braden for 40 miles over the weekend. the journey gang at his high school and endinged at the university of michigan at ann arbor. they called their trek the cerebral palsy swagger. >> it's been great, we have had so many people out supporting us as you can see behind us and we have seen so many people coming and greeting us along the way. >> he's very determined, if hunter says he's going to do something, he does it. and there's never a doubt that he won't because that's just part of who he is. >> the gandy family isn't asking for any money. >>> the man behind the money has sent out a tweet s

in september, david muir will replace diane sawyer as anchor of "world news."knew him first. >> exactly right. david got his start right here as co-anchor of "world news now." in 2003. and then after his overnight shift he offered to help "good morning america," just over a year later. he moved on to daytime reporting. >> and one other clip we couldn't resist. with david anchoring "world news now," we had to dig it up. a very early clip. we had to share it with our fans. april, 1992. david was studying broadcast at ithaca college. take a look. >> thank you, kerry. democratic presidential candidate, jerry brown's big win in vermont yesterday brings the number of delegates he has to 159. still far from the amount he needs to get the democratic presidential nomination. but there is no question -- >> holy cow, the voice a lot different. already looking like an anchorman. >> had it even then. >>> the flooding in this country, going to move on to that, appears to be following americans abroad. >> actor rob lowe's family vacation on the french riviera was nearly washe

a big announcement from abc: diane sawyer is stepping down as anchor of "world news." >> this is abcworld news with dine -- diane sawyer. >> david muir who has filled in will take over in september and he has traveled around the country for the made in america series. "good morning america" star has a special role, george stephanopolis with special reports and breaking news and election coverage. >> sir paul is back on track after getting a viral infection. the 72-year-old farmer beatle had a cleary message. >> feeling great, rockin' and rollin'. >> the tour will startup again july 5th in albany and we are waiting for august 14 where he is scheduled to perform at candlestick. it was going to be the last she on the tour but now there are more dates being added to make up for the shows he missed in june. >> the teen who got up the nerve to violate royal protocol in an unusual selfie he snapped with the queen. >> at 3:00 on katie, lifesaving robots, and top chefs and wedding [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will do

sawyer is a 29-year veteran of the department. he tells us that he's both thrilled and humbled to become the commissioner. today we observe flag day and the first day of the u.s. army. people will gather at independence national historical park in oak city for the stripes and stars festival which pays tribute to the shared birth dates of the flags and the army. the day long festival includes live music, exhibits and military speakers. it runs from 9:00 this morning until 6:00 this evening. >>> if you are looking for something to do with the kids today, you can check out the franklin institute's grand opening of the new science pavili pavilion. nbc 10 got a sneak peek at the pavilion earlier this week. the project was supported by a $10 million donation, the lashlgest in the history of the institute. the pavilion features a three-story interactive exhibit called your brain. visitors can take a look at 101 inventions that changed the world. down the shore pet lovers in wildwood will finally be able to take a stroll on 0 the beach wi

diane sawyer sat down one on one with mrs.clinton to push her on the issue in an abc exclusive. >> i just want to kind of get through this year, travel around the country, sign books, help in the mid term elections in the fall. and then take a deep breath and kind of go through my pluses and minuses about what i will and will not be thinking about towards any decision. >> she would not specify an exact time. mrs. clinton said she will be on her way to making a decision by the end of the year. the conversation continues tonight. catch "hillary clinton public and private", an exclusive one on one with diane sawyer here on abc 7. >> hidden cash phenomenon gripping the bay area is getting bigger. the man sending tweets says there will be another one today. luring people to the field and people finding as much as $100. the man, jaysy busse, who got rich flipping homes in the peninsula, but the tweet yesterday said it'll be expanding. and it is a network of friends expanding worldwide. i almost wish we didn't have a name. it is fun.

if you saw abc's diane sawyer interview hillary clinton on monday night, were you one of about 6.1 million people who tuned in. it was the first in a string of tv and radio interviews all part of a well crafted rollout for the potential presidential candidate's new book "hard choices." you probably heard a lot of what the interviewers got her to say. we're here to look at how they got her to say it. question not answers. earlier i spoke with politico a and. /*. >> you wrote this monday. three weeks ago, hill rare chose

and later, an advance look at hillary clinton sitting down with diane sawyer, and the subject turns to karl rove. h. h >>> bowe bergdahl now recovering in a military hospital. on the cover of "time" magazine with the headline "was he worth it?" is that a fair journalistic question, jim pinkerton? >> it's an important question. but there are also larger policy questions. for example, michael mucasey wrote in the "washington post" -- >> former attorney general. >> from president bush. >> this is part of the lawyer left's strategy of closing down gant noe. they need to set up the predicate of doing that. >> have the media not focused enough on that? >> i think the media are all in favor of closing guantanamo so they sort of take it as an implicit assumption of course we should shut the place down. but i think it's an important policy question when you read about how horrible these five taliban types are and you realize they're now back as armen rosen wrote in the daily beast, it essentially means the obama administration's given up on the afghan war. >> i just have to say, look, let's jus

diane sawyer spoke exclusive with clinton about her prospects.pushed about when she l make her decision to run, she was coy, saying she was operating on her own timetable. >> i want to get through this year, travel around the country, sign books, and help in the midterm elections in the fall and then take a deep breath and go through my pluses and minuses about what i will and will not be thinking about as i make the decision. >> while she would not specify an k35b8g9 time -- >>> the conversation continues tonight. catch hillary clinton, public and private, an exclusive one-on-one with diane sawyer, tonight another 9:00, right here on abc 7. >>> the major announcement san jose mayor chuck reid is about to make in just a few hours. >>> and new this morning, one of the co-owners of california chrome is speaking out to robin roberts. the change of heart he's now sharing with fans after his weekend rant. >>> the sun glistening off the water there, it's going to be another hot day, it's spare the air, so we'll talk to mike about what c'mon, you want h

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why did diane sawyer step down now?rter: i'm told by abc that she was think being this for a while, that she started talking to her bosses about moving on sometime last year, and now it will take effect at the end of august, so david muir will take over the world news chair september 2nd. there is an end of an era feel to this. george steph anopolous will hav a title as chief anchor for the whole news division, special reports for example he would be the one at the anchor chair perhaps joined by david muir. it says to me the morning shows are ascendant. it's been becoming more true over time. george stephanopolous the "gma" morning anchor who will take the big lead on news. >> they make most of their morning in t money in the money. >> absolutely. it draws 6 million to 8 million viewers a night. combined nbc, abc, cbs draw about 22 million, 23 million viewers every night. in an era of fragmentation, where we're watching different things and reading the news online, the evening newscaster is still important. to see diane

diane sawyer with tough questions for hillary clinton, concerns about the fall, her concussion, and the after math. >> so no lingering affects? >> tonight, what she told diane. >>> the great escape, the 89-year-old veteran so determined to get to normandy, for the d-day anniversary, he slipped out of his nursing home to new adventures he had on the way. >>> good evening. david is off tonight. i'm byron pitts. thank you for joining us on this saturday night. we begin with comedian tracy morgan in critical condition tonight at a new jersey hospital. he was injured in a multi-vehicle accident on a new jersey turnpike. this is what is left of the mangled limousine morgan and five others were riding in. millions of americans know him from his years on 30 rock, playing a larger than life version of himself, a part tina fey wrote especially for him. morgan was on his way back to new york from a performance in delaware when the accident happened. he's in intensive care at this hour and abc's gio benitez reports from the hospital tonight. >> reporter: the middle of the night crash sent shockwave

you can catch the entire interview, diane sawyer with hillary clinton, monday night 9:00 p.m. eastern. nothing off the table. her marriage, her plan for 2016, and when will we all know whether she's going to run, a look inside clinton's life we have not seen before. on the eve of her new book, hard choices, that prime time special monday night. >>> now, she was the original phenomenal woman. today her friends, the famous and her family gathered to remember author and poet maya angelou. during the service today in north carolina former president bill clinton described her this way, god loaned her his voice. here's abc's susan saulny. ♪ >> reporter: they called it a celebration of rising joy, both tearful -- >> the loss i feel, i cannot describe. she was the ultimate teacher. >> reporter: and triumphant -- >> she touched people all across the globe, including a young white woman from kansas who named her daughter after maya and raised her son to be the first black president of the united states. >> reporter: friends and family, former president bill clinton, the actress cecily t

america, look at diane sawyer. h isn't what it used to be.he second thing is not taking the bait on mitch mcconnell. she moved on with humor. >> who is advising her? other than the president and chelsea? >> cheryl mills. run? did not want her to why? >> cheryl mills is a realist and recognizes that a campaign will be miserable and unpleasant for everybody involved. she wants what is best for her but it is important to know that she doesn't say to everyone, that she hopes she doesn't do it. is not as if she is shying away and she will be involved. she would not be a campaign manager but she will be involved. it is a small team. phillipe who has been with her forever. there was a smattering of other people. >> carload question. -- karl rov e question. does that put the rest what rove tried to do? >> no. endn't think it is going to it because i don't know what the scope of records is going to be. john mccain put out tens of thousands of patients of health records because of his pow history. i think there are people for whom whatever she put out

as you clearly see in her interview with abc's diane sawyer, unlike her husband, she hasn't figured out how to speak regular person. >> we came out of the white house not only dead broke, but in debt. we had no money when we got there, and we struggled to, you know, piece together the resources for mortgages, for houses, for chelsea's education. you know, it was not easy. we had to make double the money because of obviously taxes and then pay off the debts and get us houses and take care of family members. >> dead broke. get us houses. plural. as in these houses in two of the most expensive neighborhoods you can find. so the two most recognizable politicians in america for two decades couldn't budget their money the way americans have to? paul, even you have to admit, this one is not going to go over well in our land. >> we only found the only millionaires in america who the republicans don't like. >> come on. >> in fact, she understates when she says dead broke, they were $12 million in debt for legal bills, from ken starr and the right ring machine that tried to drive them into bankru

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three weeks ago, hill rare chose abc because diane sawyer chose to be a softer interview.the best grilling of clinton that we've seen in the media juggernaut she's doing so far. my expectations and expectations are others were upended. >> let's play a couple clips. the first is how clinton handled benghazi. >> did you miss the moment to present this from happening? is there anything you personally should have been doing to make this safer? >> it's a systemic failure. i wonder if people look for the ending of a sentence from you "i should have -- >> she didn't answer, she didn't fill in the blank. you call that a fantastic grilling on the blog, why? >> it was a really wonderful thing. i thought what abc had done is made a strategic decision to go after the part of benghazi that preceded the attack, there had been accountability report that was commissioned and talked about failures before the attacks preparing this diplomatic compound for such an event. diane sawyer and abc, i believe, just decided that this was less covered than the after-attack scandal. so, they just deci

diane sawyer stepping down. how big of a deal is it with declining audience, the rise of cable news. how much does the network newcastle matter. >> it doesn't matter. i'm surprised at the amount of coverage this engenders. there's 7-8 million tops who watch the broadcasts and in the analytics of tv ratings, when you have 25% of those not senior citizens, it doesn't matter. that's the face of the networks, so it gets a lot of attention. >> they are breaking the mould. it steps up a rivalry between george stefanopolous, the chief anchor, and dave muir, diane's monday through friday replacement. stefanopolous will take over big breaking news coverage and election coverage, and that went to the nightly news anchor traditionally. what do you make of that? >> the center of gravity goes to the morning shows. 60 million watch those, is it a profit center for the networks, and that's the race that matters. we hope they basically get along and handle the relationship when big news brachts. stephenie ann mcpherson brings t

well, world news with diane sawyer is coming up right after this newscast.game begins at 5:30 >> and join me for a hall of fame edition of "after the game". should be around 8:30 or 8:45. that is a wrap for now. thanks for joining us or abc7 news at 4:00 >> world news with diane sawyer coming up next. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight the situation out of control. that fast moving crisis in iraq. extremists taking control of city after city. what danger do they pose to the united states? and could america be drawn back into war? >>> here at home more than 25 million people threatened by storms and this mess is marching east tonight. >>> game on. the world cup. half of the planet is watching. and you'll meet team america hoping for a miracle. >>> and 90 years young former president george h.w. bush. is a 6,000 foot leap, a hard landed but sealed with a kiss. >>> good evening to you on this thursday night.

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the first look diane sawyer one-on-one with hillary clinton. and the tough question -- should the president have exchanged those taliban prisoners for that american soldier? >> did he make a deal with the devil? >> plus, the candid moment about hillary clinton's health. >>> the scratchoff scandal. if you have ever purchased one of those scratchoff tickets, you have got to see what we've discovered tonight. >>> and d-day, 70 years later. we're there for the moment today. and tonight here, your stories. so many of you sent photos of your loved ones, and tonight here, we salute their bravery. >>> good evening. diane is on assignment this friday night. as the nation and the world salutes the american heroes who stormed the beach in normandy 70 years ago today. their bravery, their sacrifice turning the course of history. in a moment, we take you to france, the president, so many of our veterans on hand. he took time today to shake their hands, to say thank you and we'll get to it all in a moment. >>> but first here, a developing story tonight out o

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. >> world news anchor diane sawyer, stepping down.why she says she's leaving. >> in the abc7 news room, coming up at 5:00 a san francisco man goes for a walk, ending up changing his life, forever. how that happened. >> plus, living longer. the one thing researchers say women can do to slow aging process that is next on abc7 news at 5:00. ♪watching everybody eating ♪what they want all day ♪oh this tasteless cardboard ♪brings me nothing but more shame ♪ ♪turning every turn until i find something right♪ ♪and it...takes my breath away >>> tonight the middle airs at 8:00 followed by goldbergs and modern family, then another episode at 9:30 followed by motive and abc7 news at 11:00 >> june is lesbian gay and transgender day nationwide. today we recognize the lgbt center, which has been a vital resource more than 30 years. you can find more on abc7 news bay area >> big changes with diane sawyer stepping down as anchor of world news. marcy gonzales told us what she'll be doing next and who else is stepping into new roles. owe a major announce

taking over for mark jackson. >> thanks for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00 >> world news is diane sawyer >>> welcome to "world news." tonight on fire inside the neighborhood set ablaze after the military jet crash. the families describing the horror after several homes go up in flames. >>> the manhunt underway at this hour. families barricading themselves inside as they take pictures of the gunman firing outside their window. authorities say he's heavily armed. our correspondent on the scene. >>> no apologies. what president obama said today about that soldier saved from the taliban and that tape, what the pictures reveal from the tapping of his arm to what he's wearing and what it says about the soldier and his captors. >>> come on down. remember the price is right contestant getting workers' comp even though she could spin the wheel? tonight who did authorities fi

she could break news in the abc interview with diane sawyer and cnn town hall with christiane amanpour resbror reintroducing herself for the american public. on the other hand she never left. giving the american public to get sick of the clinton drama again? again, who knows how it will play out. it does seem like this has been a very, very carefully calculated media strategy, which is generally how they proceed. >> mark, amy, thank you both for join ming. >> thanks, brian. i miss you. >> i miss you at the "times" but i get to read you every day. >> i feel left out. i miss you guys too. >>> coming up here, the power of a live television picture. look at this from cnn's ivan watson in istanbul, turkey last weekend. i'll talk to him about what this was like to be on air while being interrupted and harassed by police. stay tuned. [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. whether you're just starting your 401(k) or you are

sawyer. he's here with you guys all day every day in those units. let me see what he has to say and we'll go from there. okay? stay in here, cool out for a little bit, but don't worry. all right. >> you're saying he's a level two and he's thinking -- >> he is now for sure. >> ewe hit -- unit reports were good. what did you do, demote him or continue him? >> mia and the counselor find a solution for edgar. they compromise and place him on level three. back in his unit, he seems satisfied with the outcome. >> you have to believe that you are making a change. you may not see it today, you may not see it tomorrow, but somewhere along the line you have made a change or a difference in somebody's life. >> even when a teen is close to getting out of pendleton, there's rarely lack of drama inside the walls. 18-year-old andrew huff has been locked up 14 months. today, he is facing one of the biggest days of his life. his release interview. >> what's different with you, personally, that's going to keep you focused and keep you from getting angry when you are

. >> she sat down with abc's diane sawyer, she answered everything. abc's tahman bradley has the latest reaction. >> reporter: with her new book out today, hillary clinton is talking about a possible run for president in 2016 the former secretary of state told abc diane sawyer that the constant republican criticism on the attack gives her greater incentive of seeking the presidency. >> we got to be in the majors. a diversion from the hard work that the congress should be doing about the problems facing our country and the world. >> reporter: the ambassador chris stevens and three other americans were killed. diane asked clinton if she could do anything more to stop it? >> where the reinforcements need to be. i take responsibility. but i was not making security decisions. >> reporter: clinton caused a political flap when she said in the interview when she said she and president clinton were dead broke when they left the white house. >> we struggled to piece together the resources for mortgages, for horses. for chelsea's education. >> republicans pounce

and "world news with diane sawyer" will have continuing coverage of the g.m. recall. that is next here on channel 6. >>> the search in the water off ocean city for a 14 year old swimmer has now been suspended. the coast guard and ocean city beach patrol have been scouring the water off the ninth street beach for the teenager who fell victim to a rip current and disappeared late yesterday. "action news" reporter, annie mccormick, live on the ocean city boardwalk. what is the latest from there? >> it was about two yours ago the coast guard called off the search. and the family did remain close to the beach most of the day. they tell me in the mild of the night many of them rushed from their homes in hunting park, pennsylvania to come here. family members seen here spent most of the morning on the 9th street beach hoping that rescuers would find the mission teen pulled under water by a rip current. by late afternoon the coast guard suspended the search. >> our hearts go out to the young man's family but we try to do our best when we are searching for folks. but when the

sawyer exclusive for an interview with hillary clinton. >> i have to make the decision that's rightor me and the country. >> is the party frozen in place waiting for you to make it? >> no, people can do whatever they choose to do on whatever timetable they decide. >> the abc news prime time special airs at 9:00 p.m. on 6abc. hillary clinton is live on "g.m.a." tomorrow talking about her new book release that's tomorrow after "action news." >>> we have a water main break impacting septa routes in philadelphia. >> more updates on a local priest being . >> police in reading hope surveillance video will help them catch two armed suspects. cameras captured the heist on lackawanna street. the clerk handed over the cash to the thieves who held a shot gun to their faces. it was the third day on the job for one of the workers he took a one hour break following the holdup and managed to get back out there and finish his shivment. >>> homes -- his shift. >>> homes in brewerytown are cleaning up after a water main break. it flooded the basement of a corner store and ruined thousands of dollars

diane sawyer asks hillary clinton the extent her age could be a factor in the election 2016. senator clinton will be 69 in november at the date of the election. >> age. isn't it great to be our age. nobody looking at us would ever believe. >> you'll be 69 on election day. that's eight months younger than ronald reagan. it matters. age matters. >> well, it may depending upon who the person is. my mother lived with us until her death at 92 and she was as active and involved and curious and intellectually capable as people much younger than her. so it's the individual. i don't think you should be touted in or written off based on age. >> you age in any way. >> i don't. >> mitch mcconnell said at one point i think at the cpac conference that 2016 will be the return of the golden girls. >> that was a very popular long running tv series. >> rose: what do you make of this. >> it's great. >> she was well prepped for that question and she did it very well. if she is that well prepped on others -- >> she was remarking on diane sawyer's age. >> rose: what about the political instincts.

tonight the former secretary of state opened up to diane sawyer and an exclusive one-on-one interview and nothing, nothing was off the table including her husband bill's former mistress monica lewinsky. >> would i wish her wechlt i hope she is able to think about her future and construct a life she finds meaning and satisfaction in. >>reporter: mrs. clinton also talked about women rights. benghazi attack and suffering concussion also the controversial quote about coming out of the white house broke. if you missed the interview with diane sawyer watch the entire thing tonight on "nightline"right after "jimmy kimmel live". >> oakland mayor kwan denies she was talking on cell phone when she was involved in a car crash over the wean. nobody seriously hurt. accident that occurred at market and 26 street around 5:30 yesterday. some witness say that kwan was on her cell phone ran a red late. new witness came forward today insisting kwan was not on her phone. mayor addressed cushion saying she is not sure if she run a red light. >> i don't believe so but we let the police investigation confir