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i'm trevor ault. we begin tonight with a terrifying and deadly bus crash outside new york city. adults were killed and dozens of high school students injure injured heading to band camp in pennsylvania. at least five students are in critical condition. >> there's no words to describe. my heart breaks for everybody. >> trevor: the bus was one of six transporting students from farmingdale high school on long island. authorities are looking at the front tire. >> the bus like rolled over the hill. kids were covered in blood. >> trevor: we'll have continuing coverage on this story overnight and on "gma" in the morning. >>> for now we turn to the death of legendary rapper tupac shakur. a grand jury is reviewing new evidence nearly 30 years after the icon was gunned down, dying days after the shooting. here's abc's ashan singh. >> i like to think i'm a revolutionary. i like to bring change. >> reporter: tupac shakur, referred to as pac by friends and fans, may be bigger in death than in life. he's become a prolific part of pop culture. from clothes to films about his life. >> why the c

there's no in between for me. >> trevor: one on one with ron desantis.insey davis sits down for an exclusive interview. the florida governor now seeking the 2024 republican nomination as desantis hits the campaign trail in texas -- >> i will restore america's energy independence. >> trevor: what he said about taking on the front-runner former donald trump on issues like abortion. >> you said he claimed to be pro-life, is he pro-life? >> you tell me. >> trevor: and "the hunger games." the highly anticipated prequel i. fans are already on the edge of their seats. ♪ (vo) for over 50 years purina cat chow has been helping cats feel at home. with trusted nutrition, no wonder it's the number one dry cat food in america. come home to cat chow. - bye, bye cough. - later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser perman

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trevor is her son. >> this is trevor when he was in rehab in utah, and same with this picture. >> reporter: trevor died in 2019 from fentanyl poisoning. >> i kids were in boy scouts, they were in little league, they did all the same things, checked off the list. it can happen to everyone. >> reporter: the number of fatal overdoses has risen in the last few years. in 2018, there were 30, in 2022, 61. >> the marin county numbers don't show the people who died after graduating from our high schools. >> reporter: trevor was a freshman at sonoma state when he passed away. >> he loved nature, trevor absolutely thought that being outside was the best place to be. one of the things that brought him very close was he always seemed to find heart-shaped rocks when he would go on hikes and he would always give them to me. >> reporter: michelle says she wakes up every morning missing her son but helping others is a part of healing. >> we are all looking for that grief group where everybody understands, there's no judgment, there's no stigma. >> reporter: other people who have lost loved ones were there

yes, yeah, trevor, my myself uh, were arrested on the 31st of august uh 2018. uh to go back when the when the film premiered uh we expected a reaction from from the psni uh probably naively we expected the ps and i to say uh right? we we were we look at the allegations in this film and you know we reopen the investigation and uh if we find that that they are true you know uh we you know we'll go after the killers uh and if if it's not we you know we the filmmakers will be discredited uh and but instead what they did was that they they did say that they would reopen the investigation uh but it was to find out who our sources were. uh and that was you know that was a scary moment or you started to realize this is this is a bit strange what you're sorry you're not going uh after the killers anymore you're you know you're shooting the messenger uh and that was so that led on for for year and uh you know we we had a concerns about what would happen uh but we never thought that uh that would we would be arrested, the the the normal tried and uh tested uh method that that the relationship b

michelle had her pin that said wear purple in honor of trevor trevor is michelle's son. this is trevor when he was out of rehab, in utah. same with this picture. >> reporter: michelle tells us trevor died in 2019 from fentanyl poisoning peer >> my kids were in boy scouts, they were in little league, the did all the same things, checke off the list. it can happen to everyone. >> reporter: of the number of fatal overdoses in marin county has risen in the last few years in 2018 there were 30, in 2022 there were 61. >> reporter: the marin county numbers don't show the people who died after graduating from our high schools. >> reporter: trevor was a freshman at sonoma state when h passed away. >> he loved nature, trevor absolutely thought that being outside was the best place to be. one of the things that brought him and me very close was he always seemed to find heart-shaped rocks when he woul go on hikes. he would always give them to me. >> reporter: michelle says she wakes up every morning missing her son, but helping others for her is part of healing. >> as we all are loo

yes, yeah, trevor myself uh were arrested on the 31st." august uh 2018, to go back when the when the film premiered uh, we expected a reaction from from the psna, uh, probably naively we expected the psna. to say uh, right, we we look at the allegations in film and we reopen the investigation and uh, if we find that that they are true, you know, uh, you, we'll go after the killers, uh, and if if it's not, we you know, we the filters will be discredited, uh, and but instead what they did was the they they did say that they would reopen the investigation, uh, but it was to find out who our sources were. uh and that was you know that was a scary moment or you started to realize this is this is a bit strange what you're sorry not going uh after the killers anymore you're you know you're shooting the messenger uh and that was so that led on for for year and uh you know we we had our concerns about what would happen uh but we never thought that uh that would we would be arrested. the the they tried and uh tested uh method that that relationship between police uh and any police force and jo

. and nail and myself uh and trevor said well why don't we do something that because we were naming the killers or the the people who the psni said carried out the uh the murders we were uh concerned that that we would be injuncted and you know their identities or the the role that they played uh would never be exposed so incredibly party after all that had been exposed and what had been seen - within the film and the expectations that would have been there, you were arrested along with trevor burny? yes, yes, trevor, my myself uh, were arrested on the 31st of august uh 2018. uh to go back when the when the film premiered uh we expected a reaction from from the psni uh probably naively we expected the ps and i to say uh right we were we look at the allegations in this film and you know we'll reopen the investigation and uh if we find that that they are true you know uh we you know we'll go after the killers uh and if if it's not we you know we the filmmakers will be dis credit it uh and but instead what they did was the they they did say that they would reopen the investigation uh but i

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>> david: trevor ault live in pennsylvania tonight.vor, thank you. >>> tonight, this late-season heat wave setting records from texas all the way up into the northeast. 88 million americans in 20 states now on alert tonight. and now this new front coming, set to collide with all this heat, and the real risk for damaging storms in major cities in the northeast in the next 24 hours. tonight, new york still city under a heat advisory. the first heat wave of the year here. many schools without air conditioning canceling in-person classes or dismissing early. and just before we came on the air tonight, the tropical system that has now become a hurricane. hurricane lee. they forecast it could reach category-4 status. we have the latest possible tracks tonight. of course, the question, could it affect the east? let's bring in senior meteorologist rob marciano, tracking it all for us, beginning with the heat tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: well, david, we got that report today that also said that august, the ocean temperatures globally, record

trevor ault in pennsylvania tonight. >>> this record heat wave spreading from texas, all the way up to the northeast. now the front coming, colliding with this heat. the real risk for damaging storms. we'll time it out for you. >>> we're also following that tropical system that just became a hurricane before we came on tonight. they believe it could reach cat 4 status. will it affect the east? rob marciano standing by to time all of this out. >>> in georgia today, the televised scene from court. the judge and former president trump's case in fulton county. what that judge is now signaling about the idea that the former president and all of his alleged 18 co-conspirators could be tried at once. aaron katersky standing by in atlanta. >>> breaking news tonight. president biden rejecting the proposed conditions for plea dealing involving five guantanamo detainees accused of aiding the attacks on 9/11. >>> the horrific scenes. the deadly russian strike, just as secretary of state antony blinken makes a surprise visit to ukraine. a russian missile targeting a crowded market at lunchtime. a c

well, i'll defer to trevor and count them on on west wing. but what can say on veep is that, you know, the again it was driven by the consumer. it was driven by the viewer and people's view about politics and their attitude, frankly, their patience for consuming, you know, one sort of dark comedy about politics, change as the politics around the country change. and that was clearly reflected in in the seasons of veep, you know, pretty, pretty warm. and after. and so, you know, i think that the the shows order to maintain their engagement level have to build off of what's happening in the news but they do have to be an escape from what's happening in the news because if people are feeling exhausted and stressed by real life politics as it's playing out, they're not going to want to relive that that that that kind of anxiety when they're on the couch relaxing, you know, after a day of work. so, you know, the challenge, i think for any the other piece of this is the way iphones and social media have consumption of news so much more intimate and

i refer to trevor phillips , i think he said trevor phillips, i think he said trevor as sir trevor phillipsbout gb news and he went on to say that basically he doesn't see gb news as a rival. he sees it as a club for people to have their views and prejudice confirmed. he went on. he said it's some kind of public service because it gives people somewhere who might somewhere to go who might otherwise have expressed their views in more harmful ways than going on social media. martin daubney, what do you think to that? well i worked at sky for many years. >> fact, that's where we >> in fact, that's where we first met our eyes locked tell everyone of our secret. we everyone all of our secret. we first that in first eyes locked in that in that sky news green room. and that sky news green room. and that a time actually when that was at a time actually when i think sky had very healthy i think sky had a very healthy balance opinions. balance of opinions. you were able there and be able to go on there and be pro—brexit . we you're able pro—brexit. we were. you're able to there and sort of say, to go

trevor ault with us again tonight. trevor, thank you. >>> meantime, another escape, this time in washington, d.c. the manhunt there for a homicide suspect who escaped from custody at george washington university hospital yesterday afternoon. christopher haynes, charged with homicide, had been taken there for medical care. police say he slipped away from the emergency room because officers failed to secure him to a gurney as they changed his handcuffs. later releasing this photo of how he was last seen, adding he got away with those handcuffs around just one wrist. >>> now to the scare onboard a passenger jet that took off from raleigh, on its way to fort lauderdale. the bird strike. the jet losing an engine. and the emergency landing that followed. here's whit johnson tonight. >> reporter: tonight, scary moments onboard a southwest flight after the pilot radioed the tower, declaring an emergency just after takeoff. >> we had a bird strike and we lost the number one engine. >> southwest 1954, roger. you want to come bac

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>> david: trevor ault west of philadelphia tonight. trevor, thank you. >>> next tonight here, to the record heat. 70 million americans under late season heat alerts tonight from texas really all the way up to new york city and boston. this is expected in many places to last for days. new york city, in fact, on track for the hottest week so far this summer. washington, d.c., declaring an emergency. and tonight, we're also following what could become yet another powerful hurricane. so, we'll have the track on that, at least as we know it so far. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee. i know you are tracking that possible path, first you're going to start with the heat tonight, ginger? >> reporter: yes, several folks had their hottest labor day on record, david, and then hottest september temperature on record, like marquette, michigan, who hit 95. but just in a couple days, they'll be 55. a powerful cold front is going to break up these heat advisories right through minnesota now, but south dakota saw temperatures drop 20 deg

trevor ault leading us off.hanks, trevor. >>> next tonight here, to the storms in the northeast, and the new flood watches and warnings, even a tornado warning in parts of the northeast as we came on, near providence, in fact. this new storm moving up through the i-95 corridor, hartford to boston hit hard, as well. tonight, we're also tracking hurricane lee, of course. what it could mean for the east coast, new england, and, of course, cape cod. let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano, in leominster, massachusetts, where we can see they are still cleaning up from the storms, getting even more rain today, rob? >> reporter: yeah, we had some rain, finally it stopped here, david, but you can see the damage is done. this sink hole is just massive. the people that lived in this home, they were rescued during the height of the flash flood, now, sadly, their home condemned. we still have flash flood warnings that are happening to the south of us. check it out on the radar, just to the south of boston, back

trevor is michelle's son. >> this is trevor when he was at a rehab in utah. same with this picture. >> reporter: michelle tells us trevor died in 2019 from fentanyl poisoning. >> my kids were in boy scouts. they were in little league. they did all the same things, checked off the list. it can happen to everyone. >> reporter: the number of fatal overdoses in marin county has risen in the last few years. in 2018, there were 30. in 2022, there were 61. >> what the marin county numbers don't show are the people who died after graduating from our high schools. >> reporter: trevor was a freshman at sonoma state when he passed away. >> he loved nature. trevor absolutely thought that being outside was the best place to be. one of the things that brought him and me very close was he always seemed to find heart shaped rocks when he would go on hikes and he would always give them to me. >> reporter: michelle says she wakes up every morning missing her son. but helping others for her is part of healing. >> as we all were looking for that grief group, where everybody unde

why is that, trevor, what has gone wrong? i over budget. why is that, trevor, what has gone wrong?ver budget. why is that, trevor, what has gone wrong? i think it is a combination — what has gone wrong? i think it is a combination of— what has gone wrong? i think it is a combination of things. _ what has gone wrong? i think it is a combination of things. that - what has gone wrong? i think it is a l combination of things. that evening. first of all, i think that the biggest problem with these major infrastructure projects is that the original pricing is unrealistic. i think that is probably done to enable the thing to get going in the first instance. this project originated in 2009, we are now in 2023 so we have gone 14 years. the latest information is it won't be finished until 2041. so i think you have unrealistic expectations from the beginning and also in the case of hs2, the beginning and also in the case of h52, i the beginning and also in the case of hs2, i don't think they knew enough about the route. i think that they have plotted a route without actually understanding wha

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once word of that broke just a little while ago earlier this morning, >> trevor, can you can you hear us, ok? can just tell us a little bit her vote yesterday on the senate floor? what what what she looked like was a reaction. yeah, it was a pretty standard wasn't more than we do more out of the ordinary than you would expect. she came in. she cast her vote. she walked off the floor. >> very unassuming. we have seen her in a wheelchair a lot recently, especially around the capitol grounds. but as far as i can tell from the footage yesterday, she walked on her own. she did have an aide with her, walked in castor vote. i i can't remember specifically what the issue was that she was voting on. she cast an she turned around and she walked back off the senate floor and that that was her final vote. so to see that from yesterday is she didn't appear to in were shape or a worse off than we've seen her recently in effect that she did walk in and i would say makes today's news even more surprising. wow. >> i mean, i have to say having yeah, experience with my own mother at the age of, you know

trevor ault on the news just coming in. >>> former president trump pleads not guilty to election interference charges in georgia. donald trump waving his right to an arraignment in fulton county, sparing him from a televised court appearance next week. republican governor brian kemp also rejecting calls from members of his own party to investigate district attorney fani willis. aaron katersky reporting tonight. >>> sentencing for two former leaders of the proud boys, convicted for their roles in the january 6th attack. joe biggs, who boasted about storming the capitol, today, in tears, pleading for leniency, before receiving one of the longest sentences so far. martha raddatz in washington. >>> supreme court justice clarence thomas disclosing trips paid for by his billionaire friend. five private flights last year. what his new filing also reveals. terry moran at the supreme court. >>> horrific images overseas. dozens of men, women, and children killed in a raging inferno. a massive fire tearing through a building. >>> 24 hours after that alarming scene involving senator mitch mcconnell, agai

michelle had the pin that says i wear you were l in honor of trevor.is michelle's son. >> this is trevor when he was out of rehab in utah. and same with this picture. >> reporter: michelle tells us trevor died in 2019 from fentanyl poisoning. >> my kids were in boy scouts. they were in little league. they did all the same things, checked off the list. it can happen to everyone. >> reporter: the number of fatal overdoses in marin county has risen in the last few years. in 2018, there were 30. in 2022, there were 61. >> the marin county numbers don't show are the people who died after graduating from our high schools. >> reporter: trevor was a freshman at mona state when he passed away. >> he loved nature. trevor absolutely thought that being outside was the best place to be. one of the things that brought him and me very close was he always seemed to find heart shaped rocks when he would go on hikes and he would always give them to me. >> reporter: michelle says she wakes up every morning missing her son. but helping others for her is part of healing. >

trevor ault on the scene in pennsylvania again tonight. thank you. >>> this evening, the white house has now cleared the way for five american citizens detained in iran to come home by allowing the transfer of $6 billion in frozen iranian money to get the americans freed. here's our chief white house correspondent mary bruce tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the u.s. one step closer to bringing home five american hostages held in iran. the biden administration clearing the way for south korea to pay iran $6 billion in oil revenues that have been held up by u.s. sanctions. three of the americans -- oil executive siamak namazi held since 2015, conservationist morad tahbaz, and businessman emad shargi, were accused of espionage -- which they vehemently deny. the fourth and fifth americans want to remain anonymous. all five were transferred from prison to house arrest in tehran while the agreement between the u.s. and iran was finalized. >> my belief is that this is the beginning of the end of their nightmare, and the nightmare that their familie

trevor ault live on the ground tonight. >>> the storms in the northeast. the new flood watches and warnings, and the tornado warnings, as well. and we're tracking hurricane lee what this could mean for the east coast, and cape cod, as well. rob marciano timing this out. >>> the u.s. state department tonight saying several americans onboard that cruise ship that has run aground. the effort tonight to get to them. and why they could be stuck on that ship for days. >>> on capitol hill late today, senator mitt romney not holding back, saying he will not seek re-election, and what he said about politicians in their 80s, about donald trump's hold on the republican party, and why he thinks young people, young voters in this country, will not stand for it. rachel scott live on the hill. >>> the horrific mages overseas. bodies washing ashore. at least 6,000 people killed in devastating flooding in libya. tom soufi burridge reporting. >>> vladimir putin and kim jong-un face-to-face in russia. what putin is now expected to get from north korea in the war in ukraine.

>> trevor ault live in chester county, pennsylvania, again tonight. thank you. >>> new to that dropping headline from capitol hill tonight. under intense pressure, speaker kevin mccarthy is now launching an imetchment inquiry into president biden. mccarthy said just two weeks ago that there would need to be a vote for this, but tonight, now saying he's launching it, no vote. today, speaker mccarthy was pressed, where is the key evidence to launch this investigation? democrats, even some republicans, have been skeptical there's any clear evidence to take this step. and politically, could it backfire? rachel scott on the hill tonight. >> reporter: tonight, under pressure from house republicans, house speaker kevin mccarthy opening an impeachment inquiry into president biden, investigating whether he benefited from the business dealings of his son, hunter. >> house republicans have uncovered serious and credible allegations into president biden's conduct. taken together, these allegations paint a picture of a culture of corruption. >> reporter: less than

>> david: all right, trevor ault tonight. trevor, thank you. >>> there is also news tonight in the brutal murder of that young ceo in baltimore. the suspect is now under arrest. police say jason billingsley had a long criminal record and was wanted in a rape and arson nearby just days earlier. they arrested him at this train station in maryland last night. quoting the court documents, authorities believe that up and coming ceo, pava lapere, died of strangulation and blunt force trauma friday night. her body was found on the roof of her apartment building monday. it's unknown whether there was any prior connection. >>> when we come back here tonight, there's news coming in this evening of a small plane crash. a student pilot and instructor both killed when the plane went down in a storm. >>> and tonight here, we remember a beloved actor in so many of the harry potter movies. with wet amd, sometimes i worry my world is getting smaller because of my sight. but now, i can open up my world with vabysmo. vabysmo is the first fda-ap

trevor ault on the ground there. >>> the record heat. 70 million americans, texas, all the way up to new york city tonight. this is expected to last for days. we're also watching what could become another very powerful hurricane. ginger zee tracking the potential path. >>> the bombshell in the alec murdaugh case. the husband and father convicted of murdering his own wife and son what his attorneys are now claiming. so, will he get a new trial? >>> tonight, news on senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, after freezing in front of reporters on two occasions. what the capitol physician is now saying. rachel scott live on the hill. >>> the first lady dr. jill biden testing positive for covid. the president, two tests now, testing negative. with a major trip set for this week. mary bruce live at the white house. >>> the u.s. and the new warning tonight to kim jong-un on this planned meeting with vladimir putin. martha raddatz standing by. >>> the troubling moment at the u.s. open in new york city. the fan ejected. the german player who stop and told the umpire what he had just heard. the

>> david: trevor ault in pennsylvania again tonight. thank you, trevor. >>> overseas tonight, and to new and serious questions amid the staggering and growing death toll in the flood catastrophe in libya. one official now saying up to 20,000 people are feared dead. tonight, questions about two dams, and whether this could have been availed. here's our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell now. >> reporter: tonight, growing questions about what caused the libyan flooding disaster. today, the dead were buried in mass graves, amid a humanitarian catastrophe. this is what remains of the coastal city of derna. more than 6,000 men, women, and children died here, with fears the death toll could reach as high as 20,000. city residents bewildered. >> a lot of people are under the mud. >> it's a disaster. it's just a disaster. >> reporter: the coastal city was deluged by a wall of water reported to be nearly 23 feet high in parts. two dams near the city buckling under the weight of stormwater. today, the libyan prime minister admitting there wa

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