abc's zohreen shah is back with more on that.his is just a shocking story, and for the first time, we're hearing 911 responders and their horrifying descriptions of that child and the mom of that kid touting herself to millions as being a parent coach that others should emulate. >> and my kids are literally starving. i hesitate to say this, because it's going to sound like i'm a mean barbarian. >> reporter: this morning a utah mom influencer arrested facing six felony counts of aggravated child abuse. for the first time we're hearing emergency responders as they see one of ruby franke's children after he allegedly escaped through a window. >> the male does have duct tape around each ankle. he's not telling us why and there's sores around his wrists and ankles. he's becoming, or correction, bp emotional regarding the child's health. >> reporter: arrest documents saying the child escaped to a neighbor's home. the 12-year-old child described by that neighbor in a phone call to police as emaciated and malnourished with open wounds. c

>> david: zohreen shah in california tonight. zohreen, thank you. >>> from washington, d.c. late today, the guilty verdict. former president trump's senior white house aide peter navarro found guilty of contempt of congress. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas now. >> reporter: tonight, a jury convicting former senior trump white house aide peter navarro of criminal contempt of congress for defying a subpoena from the january 6th committee. moments after the verdict, navarro outside of the courthouse, defiant. >> i said from the beginning, this is going to the supreme court. i said from the beginning, i am willing to go to prison to settle this issue. >> reporter: in the days leading up to the january 6th riot, navarro became a fixture on tv, spreading lies about the election. the committee wanted to know how that message may have inflamed trump supporters. but navarro refused to cooperate, saying former president trump had told him not to. the judge in this case determined there was no proof trump ever invoked executive privilege for navarro. and now he bec

here's abc's zohreen shah. >> reporter: for the victims of danny masterson, today was a day of reckoningnd now convicted felon brought to justice. masterson's two victims, who have not been publicly identified, termed jane doe one and two, saw their attacker in court sentenced to 30 years to life. >> i feel really happy that the victims feel that justice has been served. >> reporter: after two mistrials ultimately led to a conviction in may, the former actor appearing in an l.a. courthouse today. jane doe one today saying through tears, "i wish i'd reported him sooner to the police." jane doe two telling masterson, "you relish in hurting women, it's your addiction, it is without question your favorite thing to do." >> the reaction from the victims in the courtroom was kind of a mixture of relief, but also sadness and a lot of just mixed emotions about what had happened. it's been a long road. victim impact statements about how -- what this has done to their lives and how this has disrupted them and stolen their joy were very emotional. so it was some relief to see what was happening, but

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here's abc's zohreen shah. >> do not comply! >> reporter: tonight, protestors publicly carrying firearms defying a 30-day ban by new mexico's governor as albuquerque reels from the shooting deaths of two children. >> it is time to declare an end to this kind of violence. it is in fact an epidemic. >> reporter: the emergency public health order by democrat michelle lujan grisham suspending both open and concealed guns, excluding law enforcement, and licensed security. >> no one right now in new mexico and particularly in albuquerque is safe. at a movie theater, at a park, at a school, at a grocery store and an isotopes game. >> reporter: that's where authorities say 11 year old froyland villegas was killed and a woman critically injured in a drive-by shooting just last week. and five year old galilea samaniego died last month when shots were fired into a trailer home where she was sleeping, according to police. they say a 19-year-old woman and four juveniles have been arrested and charged with murder. >> they deserve adult conseq

zohreen shah joining us now. what is the latest now for those attendees stuck in the burning man festival? >> reporter: so that festival officially ends tomorrow, but i just touched base with someone who is there right now, and they expect to be there until tuesday at this rate. tonight, we're learning president biden has been briefed on the situation at burning man. whit. >> all right, thank you. >>> that flooding is just part of the weather extremes being felt across the country this holiday weekend. let's bring in meteorologist leslie lopez from our station kabc in las vegas. millions are also facing a dangerous heat wave. >> reporter: that's right. and it looks like this upcoming heat wave is sticking around for much of the upcoming week and parts of the northeast. they're just starting to feel the heat. the center of the country is dealing with the worst of it. the heat is intensifying for the labor day holiday along much of the i-95 corridor. the heat challenging records from the upper midwest to the northe

zohreen shah has the latest for us.orter: whit, we're used to seeing mom ruby franke as an influencer, but we're now seeing her as an inmate after mounting questions over possible missed warnings. youtube influencer and mom ruby franke in court over six felony counts of aggravated child abuse. >> miss franke, can you hear me? >> yes. >> reporter: the mom of six remaining on a no-bail hold. the judge transferring her case to the judge of her business partner, jodi hildebrandt, who also appeared in court. >> are you jodi hildebrandt? >> yes. >> reporter: the two were arrested after franke's 12-year-old son climbed out of a window in jodi hildebrandt's home and showed up at a neighbor's house pleading for help. that neighbor calling 911, describing the boy as emaciated. >> he has duct tape around each ankle. there's sores on him. >> reporter: police also finding his sister also malnourished at hildebrandt's home. franke known for her parenting methods online. >> so, up until now i was really hoping that, like, keeping them

good morning, zohreen. >> reporter: gio, here in california senator feinstein was a major figure. first starting her career in san francisco city hall but across the country president biden ordering all flags on all public buildings and grounds to be lowered at half-staff to mark senator feinstein's death. this morning the country remembering senator dianne feinstein. >> she was out there and fighting for our equal rights and social justice all the time. >> reporter: a towering trailblazer in congress, hailed by colleagues as a pioneer when few women entered politics. >> she was a historic figure, trailblazer for women and a great friend. >> leading us with great dignity, with great effectiveness and great leadership. >> and her home state of california and our entire nation are better for her dogged advocacy and diligent service. >> reporter: overnight the desk of california's longest serving senator draped in black. feinstein fought for same-sex rights, strengthened national security and notably spearheaded the weapons ban in 1994. >> the time has come, america to step up and ba

here's abc news reporter zohreen shah. >> in this morning's gma first look backlash and an apology. >ware of the pain that that has been caused. >> ashton kutcher and mila kunis posting this video on instagram in response to backlash over their character letter to their former costar, danny masterson. they were intended for the judge to reach and not to undermine the testimony of the victims or reach harmonize them in any way . the sentencing coming just two weeks after the 25th anniversary of that 70s show premiere. those scenes of laughter. >> i'm fine. all i need is my buddy hide now replaced with somber images of court. >> and this apology. >> our heart goes out to every single person who's ever been a victim of sexual assault, sexual abuse, or rape. >> and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll tell you what danny masterson's accusers are saying this morning with your gma. first, look, i'm zohreen shah, abc news, los angeles. >> a nurse in massachusetts may have saved the life of a woman struck by lightning. all of this happened on saturday. a storm was rolling through the boston area. the vi

glad you made it back from hawaii, zohreen, thank you. those at home, if you are not heading to the airport, you may be heading to the beach. >>> now to that holiday beach advisory about potential bacterial contamination in the water. abc's jaclyn lee as those details. good morning, jaclyn. >> reporter: janai, good morning. as we all know, summer is winding down so many of us want to squeeze in those last-minute beach trips, but officials say you really want to pay attention to those advisories before going in the water. this morning, an urgent warning for beachgoers. advisories from coast to coast about contaminated water with some beaches closed entirely. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> reporter: the situation so dire in coronado beach, dozens of people gathering for a stop the sewage rally protesting the continued sewage-contaminated water from the tijuana river, demanding california governor gavin newsom declare a state of emergency. >> this is the crap -- excuse the expression -- that people are dealing with when they go in the wat

zohreen shah is outside the jail in los angeles where masterson is being held.eporter: masterson will be waking up in jail, eventually prison until he's 77. that's when he next qualifies for parole. this morning we're learning more about the major celebrities who wrote letters of support but did not appear to sway the judge. this morning a judge sentenced danny masterson, star of "that '70s show" to 30 years to life behind bars, the maximum penalty after a jury found the 47-year-old guilty of raping two women. what's your reaction to sentencing? >> pleased. it was the right decision to make. i know the victims have been waiting a long time. >> reporter: the victims claim the actor abused them in separate incidents between 2001 and 2003 while he was starring on the hit sitcom. >> the teachers like him. counselors like him. everybody likes him. i hate him. [ laughter ] >> reporter: at the time they were practicing members of the church of scientology, the women initially hesitant fearing backlash from the church. the church says it has no policy prohibiting anyone

workers are poised for two weeks of rolling strikes begetting next week if a deal zohreen shah.david stringer joins us now. it sounds like there are managing expectations for worst-case scenario. are we close to strikes going ahead? ava: good morning. as you say, talks have been ongoing between chevron, the big oil and gas producer, and various unions involved in this industrial action. those talks will resume this morning, and what union officials up and telling us overnight is they remain pretty underwhelmed by the companies offer in this dispute around conditions, and it does look likely that some industrial action could go ahead. that could begin around 1:00 p.m. perth time, and it will begin incrementally and potentially ratchet up. we could potentially see stoppages, refusals to carry out certain tasks. begin from today, and if nothing progresses, if we don't see breakthrough from september 14, that would escalate to 24 hour walkouts. vonnie: does that mean we would be likely to see any impact on lng supply initially? if it's just like things gloating certain cargoes, corr

good morning, zohreen. >> reporter: good morning, robin.when they were one night out, no social media pressure? those days don't exist any more so women are getting strategic. it's the best week of her life. how excited are you right now? >> so excited. so, so excited. >> reporter: and also probably the most expensive. a three-day bachelorette party, and just a day later, her wedding day. wedding website the knot said the cost of bachelorette parties has sky rocketed, almost double from 2019. party goers spending an average of $1,300. last time summer went to a bachelorette, she shelled out $2,500 for three days. >> i wanted everyone to just know what they were paying for and to be super transparent. and have a cost breakdown. then also make it as economical as i could. >> reporter: summer gave her friends ample heads up so they could save and hired a bachelorette planning company called batch to basic. >> social media obviously plays a role. >> reporter: the ceo says brides are approaching parties differently. >> and then i also think peop

>> thank you, zohreen. a law is hiking minimum wage for workers in california.w dinmer is tracking the latest there. >> reporter: good morning, juju. it is now law in california. the new minimum wage for fast food workers in the state is $20 per hour, taking effect on april 1st of next year. about half million workers will be affected by this increase. critics say the wage hike will be a burden on businesses which may then pass this cost on to the consumer. governor newsom and proponents of the new law say this will help improve the lives of fast food employees an reward their sacrifice. $20 is a starting point. the law creates a council which could increase that each year through 2029. guys? >> all right. some people very happy to hear this news this morning. andrew, thank you. we turn now to the big football weekend. deion sanders is hoping to get his colorado buffalos back on the winning track. and will reeve is here now with all things college football, nfl and, of course, taylor swift. can't go without that. >> good morning, rebecca. buckle up your chin str