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i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> fewer inmates, higher costs. >>> sun and blue sky, but it's short-lived, we're tracking the next storm hour by hour. >> let's raise a glass to the most valuable grape, as napa county sets a new record. >> all 16 of these rounds were fired in less than a minute. >> in an instant, gun fire rips through the streets of a central valley city claiming three lives in what police say was a random attack, tonight we're learning more about the man police say is responsible. good evening and thank you for joining us. >> we'll begin with that breaking news, the shooting rampage in the central valley, a man wanted for murder last week is now accused of killing three people today during a shooting spree in fresno. >> it happened in central fresno, one man was shot at north van necessary avenue, another by nonprofit catholic charities. >> we are expecting an update any minute here from police. in the meantime, technicians are still out here gathering evidence from multiple crime scen

here is abc's david muir. "morning papers" it was nearly 20 years ago, prince 12 saying good-bye to his mother. prince harry, prince william and duchess kate teaming up. >> serious one. >> for what is called heads together. bringing awareness to mental health. harry opening up about the their therapy he needed. prince harry saying he heard from so many others who have suffered. >> after however many years of listening to stories from veterans and, and their families, and then, hearing some of the most heartwrenching stories, based around, what people have experienced, it was only, only right to, to share my experiences and to help, hope to encourage others to come forward. >> reporter: so he did. with extraordinary cannedor, this past week. >> i can safely say that losing my mum at theage of 12 and therefore shutting down all of my emotions for the last 20 years, has had a quite serious effect on -- on not only my personal life but also my work as well. >> reporter: describing depths of his sadness after losin

world news tonight with david muir has the latest developments from paris next at 6:30 here on channel 6. >>> both sides presented their opening statements in camden today in the trial of 23-year-old david creato charged with murdering his 3-year-old son. sara bloomquist is live outside of the camden county courthouse. sara opening statements and the beginning of testimony what did you learn today. >> reporter: jim only a few witnesses were called today following the opening statements. the most interesting testimony came from brendon creato's mother that the defendant david creato suggested that his son was drawn to the woods by spirits where his body was found. he sat motionless as the trial got underway in camden county court. they toll the case that was carefully instructed to make his client look guilty but he is not. >> he goes by dj david jr. and the accused of -- is the most heinous thing a person can be accused of. but he is innocent. >> jurors heard creato's 911 call when he told police he woke up and found his son missing. hours later brendon was found partially submerged in

david muir will have more on the developing situation in syria and the house chairman's decision to step aside and the on going senate confirmation of supreme court nominee kneel gorsuch and watch that after "action news" tonight. >>> and two people entered pleas for allegedly gifting their daughter to a feasterville man that allegedly fathered two children with the girl. john rawlins is live now. >> reporter: the parents changed their not guilty plea, the conspiracy charge against the father was dropped and in return he pled no contest to a lesser child and the mother plead guilty of endangering the children. >> the facts to which she plead guilty that she allowed her children to remain in a household run by lee kaplan at a circumstance where it was obvious he was having sexual relationships with the children. >> her attorney says she has given authorities a detailed statement and willing to testify in the trial against lee kaplan. >> she is going to if called upon testify truthfully in compliance with the state. and explained to police what happened in the household. >> he pled not gui

. >> then abc world news with david muir. >> has isis been testing airport security equipment? and the fire on board a passenger jet. kra os inside the plane coming up. >> the reason of this call is tt inform you the irs is starting lawsuit against you. >> new at 6:00, confusing decision the irs just made tp would made you . >>> you know that advice when you're stretched out to just breath. researchers at stanford figured out why taking slow deep breaths can calm us down. because slowing down your breathing also slows down your mind. scientists found a cluster of nerves in the brain responsible for controlling breathing. has a direct connection to the arousal center in the brain. so when you breath in slowly your brain's overall activity level slows down as well. >> well it's been 75 years since the uss hornet left alameda air station to begin the do little raid on tokyo. to mark that event a b-25 will fly over former station tomorrow. look to the skies at 11:35. attack is in retaliation for the attack on pearl harbor. >> april fool's day is tomorrow but you can play pacman aro

that story next and then at 5:30, world news with david muir. >>> breaking news on the manhunt for the killer who posted it on facebook goes nationwide tonight. a search of five states and ping on a phone. >>> our team is standing by right here. >> thank you. america's changing perception of marijuana, new at 6:00, the staggering number of people who support legalizing it for medicinal purposes, what about recreational u >>> b.a.r.t. appears ready. >>> b.a.r.t. appears to spend big money on fare jumpers. they plan to hire six full time inspectors to look for cheaters to find out how much they're costing the agency during the meeting tomorrow night. it's a big enough problem they're dealing with it directly. the city of san francisco is conducting something on market street, these bike posts to put up a barrier for the bike lane between 9th and 10th streets. they have been around for a while but they're trying out this design to see which is the most doable. they have to be flexible enough to allow emergency vehicles to drive over them but sturdy enough to keep others out. >>> uc freshm

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. >> here's abc's david muir. >> reporter: the story of victoria graham of manchester, maryland, is about far more than what you seen that mirror. >> i was living my dream. going to school. playing at that point two different sports. >> reporter: diagnosed at 13 with a condition that weakens joints, skin, and blood vessels. >> suddenly i was having brain, spinal surgeries. >> reporter: the neck brace she was wearing, helping hold her brain steady. her spine was fused. ten surgeries leaving her with a 25 inch scar. 31 daily medications. >> it goes into two kind of week long containers. >> reporter: finding inner strength, she wanted to compete in a different way. in a beauty pageant. >> when i first decided to do a pageant to cross it off a bucket st. >> reporter: she knew her scars would be seen by all. >> for victoria the contest wasn't just about wing. >> when i am on stage. i am not the disabled girl, not the sick girl. i'm contestant number 3. they see me for that. it is almost like i'm free. >> now using that crown to bring hope to children with their own battles. >> my favorite part

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> you're looking at a man now in custody for a deadly multiple shooting in downtown fresno. three people killed and police say the suspect yelled god is great in arabic. good afternoon, everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm alma daetz. the man wanted for an earlier murder accused of kill three people in a shooting spree in the central valley town of fresno, happened in fresno where police registered 16 shots in four different locations, all within a minute. >> several streets in the fresno county courthouse were placed on lockdown. police arrested corey ali muhammad moments after the shootings. a video of the suspect that is just into the abc 7 newsroom. also accused of gunning down a motel security guard thursday. it is a random act. the victims include pg&e employee who happened to be sitting in a truck with a coworker. >> the passenger in that pg&e pickup was shot by the suspect that we have

abc's "world news tonight" with david muir is next here on channel6. "action news" continues with brian taff sharrie williams meteorologist adam joseph and ducis rodgers. join us for "action news" at 11:00 on channel6. for jim gardner cecily tynan and the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams. have a nice evening. we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >> ♪ >>> tonight, the deadly school shooting. authorities say a man enters the school, heading for a classroom, and shooting and killing a female teacher. two students in critical condition. children rushed from the school. we're on the scene. >>> also tonight, the firestorm. the passenger dragged off a united passenger jet, bleeding. at first, the airline telling passengers it was because overbooking. tonight, united's explanation. >>> the warning to the u.s. and president trump from russia and iran. if president trump acts again in syria. and our correspondent asking, is there a new red line on syria? you'll hear the answer. and what the white house is now saying late today. >>> the deadly church bo

here's abc's david muir. >> reporter: knoll stafford from lakeland, florida, is about to open a very special birthday gift. >> can you see me? >> reporter: his grandchildren gathered around. gra grandpa knoll has been color-blind his entire life. he reads off the label color for the color-blind. >> color for the color-blind. i am color-blind. >> reporter: laughter by his family and then an explanation from his son. >> these are special glasses. >> you're kidding. >> engineered that when people wear them that are color-blind you can see color just like we all see color. >> and it came with balloons and all that. >> oh, my goodness. i can put these on. it'll -- >> you'll see color. >> like it's supposed to be. >> reporter: then he puts them on. >> see how you're supposed to see. >> oh. >> reporter: his daughter molly giving dad a hug. for the first time in 66 years he is seeing the colors. special corrective glasses by enchroma that have helped so many. there are millions who suffer from a color vision deficiency. and it turns out color is something he's been working with his whole lif

employ people in bangladesh. >> reporter: as a candidate, trump claimed to david muir he couldn't find american companies to make the products. >> trump ties in china. trump bar ware in slovenia. >> sure. you know why? because they devalue their currencies and make it impossible for companies to compe compete. >> reporter: he no longer accuses china of currency manipulation. but making products overseas runs in the family. factories in china, turn out shoes, handbags, and clothing for the fashion line, owned by ivanka trump. shipments from china for her company more than doubled in the last year, according to the associated press. now, as an official white house adviser, the president's daughter says, she has put her company into a family trust. >> i have no involvement in its management, its oversight. >> reporter: she promised to step aside from any issue that could create conflict. but in her new role, the lines can become blurred. last week on the the same day she was at dinner with the chinese president at mar-a-lago, the chinese government granted her company three new trademarks

then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> coming up, breaking news, the apparent terror attack in paris, two officers shot, s.w.a.t. teams move in, a famous tourist spot. breaking news here at home, the officers shot here, the manhunt tonight. and the teacher accused of kidnapping a student, both found next. >> all right, david thanks very much. new at 6:00, possible changes at san francisco international including naming the terminals and that's not all. we'll have the story at 6:00. kristen and i will be right >>> tesla today announced its biggest ever recall on 53,000 of its model s and model x cars. this is video of the model s provided by tesla, the sedan. the u.s. luxury electric car maker said the parking brakes installed on those vehicles built between february and october of last year macon tan a small gear that could have been manufactured improperly by a third-party supplier. it said 5% of those vehicles may be affected and it would take less than 45 minutes to replace the brakes. >>> more trouble for tesla and its model s and x vehicles. the x is the suv. 47,000 owners

then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> coming up the white house claims it will be the biggest tarks cut ever. corporate taxes slashed. how will they pay for it? the state trooper shot while on duty tonight. home surrounded, residents told to stay indoors. severe storms hitting now. all of it coming up. >> holy cow. oh, my god! >> holy cow is right. a giant land slide caught on camera closes a major stretch of highway in an area that just cannot get a break. we'll have that zor i and a lot more at 6:00. chris and i will continue here in a moment. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> sunnyvale plands to ask a judge to issue an injunction to keep city workers from going on strike. this follows a strike vote by members of the sunn

you know, she farted in my face at soulcycle. - young "rock and roll" reporters like david muir. this industry is plagued by ageism. unless you twitter and know all the latest slang, they'll throw you out like yesterday's newspaper, which everyone's reading on their watch now, i guess. uh, twitter: i ate a salad. pound sign, i'm cool. - here's your coffee, sir. i'm cody, the new intern. - i'm sure we'll be very close. greg, fire cody and get someone else to bring me another coffee. - good meeting. [quirky music] - listen, bub, i'm the best. - what? - nothing. i'm so sorry i said that. don't even-- don't worry about it. [upbeat news broadcast music] ♪ - [groans] justin, everything sucks. i just want to be a great journalist, you know? it's been my dream since, like, forever. - you know what? dreams just mess you up, okay? i used to dream of being a doctor, but every time i went into surgery, my hands became dog mouths, which was very frustrating, 'cause it was affecting my dexterity. - yeah. - then i stopped drinking soda at night and now i don't have that dream. you see what i'

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world news tonight with david muir is next. i'm alma in for kristen sze. >> we appreciate your time. we'll see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, breaking news. president trump and possible military action against syria. the president now saying, "something should happen" after the chemical attack in syria. this evening, the president and the defense department now weighing options after trump repeatedly said before that the u.s. should not get involved in syria. martha raddatz, jon karl, and brian ross standing by. >>> also tonight, the sudden move to step aside. the republican leading the house investigation into russian meddling and any possible collusion, now recusing himself. >> did you disclose any classified information? >> what next in the investigation? >>> in the senate tonight, the showdown over the supreme court. republican senators changing the rules, using the so-called "nuclear" option, set to push president trump's pick through. >>> severe storms as we come on thai

. >> david muir. >> is career on the verge of stesing another nuclear weapon? school scandal, allegations of seks sex abuse at america's most famous academies. pa >>> all right. ride 'em cowboy. several philadelphia police officers spent part of their day ka raling a horse. it was sent galloping through the streets at 7:00 this morning. the horse's name is big mama. the owner opened the stable door and she ran out. it surprised a lot of people in philly on their way to work. >> i parked and i saw the horse running down richmond ave.. it was funny, really funny. >> police were able to use carrots to attract big mama and track her down. >> if they used cheese steak she would have come sooner. it's time for finney's friday free stuff. >> here with some really cool free bees. >> if they would have dangled the rebel within, the name of the pastry, they're a company here, we have about three cafe bakeries. check this thing out. >> is that an egg? >> that is an egg in there. >> get a close up on that. >> is that amazing or what? by gq magazine named this number 650 be

i'm david muir. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> trust betrayed, details about a 6-year-old girl that ends up in a child porn chatroom. >> this executive order is dead. >> celebration tonight after a judge blocks a presidential order that could have cost bay area communities billions. >>> confidence, even after a mob attacks and robs b.a.r.t. passengers, find out why an expolice chief says officers on trains are not the answer. >>> the fact that it's pedophile voierristic behavior. >> strong words describe the actions of an after school worker is now under arrest for posting a little girl's information in a child pornography chatroom. >> that worker is under arrest, but just months ago, he was actually getting promoted. kate larsen joins us from petaluma with the details. >> reporter: the petaluma boys and girls' club office is right across the street and today i spoke to the ceo here who is very troubled by the request. it's a photo of three young girls, with one young girl specifically targeted. however the site it

david muir, abc news, new york. >> taking in all that beauty in full color. i love his reaction. >> see what a beautiful garden he has right there. you see what he has been missing out on. and now he gets to see it all. >> yep. >> don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> stay with us. more news is next. >> gators. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning, i'm linsey davis in for diane macedo. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm linsey davis in for diane macedo. still on the run. more than a week after disappearing with stolen weapons. the details we're learning ahead. >>> grim assessment. all-time low over a clash over syria's chemical weapons attack. rex tillerson is echoing that claim after a face-to-face meeting with president putin. >>> united airlines is refunding the price of tickts for every passenger on the flight where a man was forcibly removed. his attorneys and a member of his family will discuss the incident at an appearance today in chicago. >>> and two men from illinois are und

abc's david muir has the story. >> reporter: it is a field of dreams for one boy. who wishes he was out there. 8-year-old danny jones of fort worth texas who loves baseball. >> smacks. >> reporter: danny was born without a fully functioning heart. relying on half of it. he had seven surgeries and he is still waiting for a new heart. the backpack he carries delivers life saving medication to keep his heart going. knowing little league season is here, his mother rebecca was determined to get him on the field. asked friends on facebook if they have any old uniforms they don't use any more. that's what started this. >> reporter: they had more than uniforms. one little league coach, todd had a spault on the team. >> didn't hesitate. i will take him. >> then look danny at the plate. backpack on. ready. >> practice. new helmet. new bat. new shoes. and it's just,er hey, where do you want me, coach? >> with the winning attitude he won a spot. >> his response, coach i have been waiting for this my entire life. >> reporter: he wasn't the only one excited. >> get us a home run

. >> david muir and "world news >>> tonight, escalating tension. will north korea test another nuclear weapon? president trump's warning. u.s. forces on high alert. our martha raddatz on the korean peninsula. >>> plus, the powerful explosion unleashed by the mother of all bombs. new video of the blast site, dozens of isis fighters believed killed in afghanistan. >>> fugitive captured. heavily armed, threatening elected officials and churches on easter. mailing his manifesto to the president. tonight, we talk to the farmer who confronted him on his property. >>> school scandal. one of america's most famous academies, attended by jfk and ivanka trump, admitting dozens of students were sexually abused by trusted teachers for decades. >>> sky-high offer. how much would it take to give

"world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. jonathan: thank you for joining us. see you at 11:00. >>> tonight, breaking news. our reporter with president trump, asking the president how will he pay for what the white house claims will be the biggest tax cut in american history. how the president answered. >>> also tonight, we now learn the pentagon is investigating fired national security adviser michael flynn. they want to know whether he asked permission to accept money from russia, from foreign governments. >>> the deadly standoff. the gunman accused of killing a state trooper. today, the images coming in, as authorities blew up this home wide open, the shootout that follows. >>> major news on united tonight, after that passenger was dragged off the flight. after the ceo told us changes were coming. tonight, news of a major settlement. and what the airline might now payo

"world news tonight" with david muir up next. jonathan: thank you for watching. see you tonight at 11:00. bp engineered a fleet of 32 brand new ships with advanced technology, so we can make sure oil and gas get where they need to go safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. >>> tonight breaking news as we come on. late today, authorities revealing the hunt for the alleged facebook killer has now gone nationwide. authorities said he shot his victim and then posted it online, with a grim warning, claiming there are >>> north korea. new threat. vice president warning north korea the world has seen the strike in syria, the bomb dropped in afghanistan. our reporter today asking president trump what's your next move. >>> new reporting coming in tonight after the deadly military crash on an american golf course. crashing on the course during training. witnesses running to the scene. >>> prince and his secret

michelle: "world news tonight" with david muir up next. jonathan: see you at 11 >>> tonight -- breaking news. longtime fox news star bill o'reilly is out. the network firing him today amid a growing list of sexual harassment claims and this evening we're just now hearing bill o'reilly's response. >>> also breaking, new reporting as we come on tonight about the former patriot star discovered dead in his cell. authorities say it was a suicide. but tonight, new questions. >>> also, what was written on his forehead. the stunning fall on the same day his former team headed to the white house. >>> reversing course? new questions tonight after president trump said a very powerful armada is on its way to korea, was the ship really headed to the korean peninsula at the time or headed smas else? the head lines overseas asking, was the white house lying? >>> severe storms hitting

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i'm elizabeth vargas. >> and i'm david muir. a fortune instead of a future. a growing scam called sweetheart scam. >> it's being used on the elderly these days. will they be seeing prison bars in their future. >>> once again, here's david wright. >> reporter: imagine you are all alone in the world, living deep in the woods. no spouse. no children. no close friends to confide in. nobody. but maybe an elderly parent, who's always been hard on you. >> and his father ignored him. he didn't put much stock in him. he wasn't good enough. didn't measure up. >> reporter: that was the life of ralph raines jr., a lonely bachelor from gaston, oregon -- population 660. he grew up on the family tree farm, an only child. when it came to people, ralph raines was lost in the woods. how would you describe him? >> he's different. >> socially inept and gullible. >> that was ralph. he -- there's no ability to understand the normal social dynamics. >> reporter: marlene olson has known the raines family since many of these trees were seedlings. he's m

. >> and i'm david muir. you can call it a catfish or sometimes even a con artist. either way, it's pretty much the same way. someone faking their identity online to get your love or money, or just for kicks. tonight, authorities say this one had as many as 11 victims. >> posing as a friend, but turning out to be a fraud. and this catfish did it with only a sixth-grade education. making us wonder who we're communicating with online. here's debra roberts. >> reporter: meet paris dylan, whose real name is paris dunn. a 23-year-old aspiring model in southern california, with a kim kardashian look. and an big social media presence. >> follow me. >> reporter: some of your photos are kind of racy. >> i like to communicate the sexiness. i like taking pictures where you could feel it. >> reporter: 25,000 twitter followers, 87,000 facebook fans, 370,000 instagram groupies, she's quite the sensation. but paris might be a little overexposed, because she is entangled in one of the most mind-bending internet intrigues of all time, an elaborate catfish scam. before it's over, the

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i'm david muir. >> and i'm elizabeth vargas. her firm is called without warning, and that's exactly how it was, a complete shock, no warning, when she first learned about the murder of a friend years ago. she helped break a cold case. >> and now, two women finding out their grown women have died suddenly without warning, but with a lot of unanswered questions. join us tonight for the twists and turns, and weigh in on facebook and twitter. here's debra roberts. >> reporter: she's a suburban mom making time for target practice, but don't be fooled. 54-year-old sheila wysocki is also a hired gun. a secret weapon for desperate families who feel the system has failed them. >> your typical stay at home mom before she helped crack the case of her best friend's murder. >> sheila has made headlines, as a soccer mom who doubles as a no-nonsense private eye. her office is her car. she's always on the go, now working overtime for two moms whose young adult children died under strange circumstances. now they're pressing wrongful death suits

coverage continues on "world news tonight with david muir" tonight at 6:30 right after "action news." >>> all right. back here, the nfl draft is less than two weeks away in philadelphia -- and philadelphia is on the clock. the "action news" big board counting down to the first moments when the draft experience opens to the public on the ben franklin parkway, and we are about 3 -- 13 days and counting. for anyone heading to philadelphia for the big event, the rush is on to find a place to stay. >> it's already busy. time is running out. and so is space in center city. that's where "action news" reporter vernon odom is live with more on the hotel room crunch. vernon. >> reporter: alicia, rick, guess what? there is still time to find shelter for the night when the nfl draft finally roles into town. men tip of hotel space has been reserved now but from here to cherry hill out past the airport there is still some room at the inn. >> a panoramic view at of the parkway today from the rooftop of the logan hotel. two weeks out from the second biggest show in football, the nfl draft. local hote

here is abc's david muir. >> our made in america team all across new england. remember l.l. bean, signature boots made in brunswick, maine. the team behind randolph sunglasses outside boston. we tried them on realizing we were better off leaving it to them. our stop in new bedford, massachusetts, the sign outside they're hiring. inside t f life, just as it has now for three decades. 800 workers, cut and sew more than 1,000 men's suits every day for the man joseph aboud. we went to find the man. >> what a success story? after all these years? >> that's a form of survival isn't it. 30 years. >> reporter: aboud suits made in america. the new bedford factory 30 miles from where he grew up and where he discovered his high school, voted him best dressed. >> we looked back at your high school yearbook. >> yes, okay. thank you for doing that. >> pretty prophetic, right? >> amazing, yes. best dressed. it was, i always thought that d after years of success, he sold his business. his trademark, had to stay good-bye to employees. later began working with men's warehouse. >> you left, ne

. >>> world news tonight with david muir will have much more on the doctor who was removed from that united airlines flight as well as the latest on the rising tensions over the syria airstrikes and chemical weapons attack. you can watch it tonight at 6:30 following "action news" at 6:00. >> the trial of three girls charged in connection to a deadly fight in a school is wrapping up in wilmington. a pediatric cardiologist served as the last witness in the amy joyner francis case today. that doctor testified that the 16-year-old suffered from a.m. rare undieketed... undetected heart condition. one of the girls has been charged with criminally negligent homicide and two others are charged with conspiracy. closing arguments are set to begin tomorrow. >>> police are still looking for the person who shot two men in strawberry mention. a 27-year-old and 47-year-old were wounded in the 2500 block of marsden street at 9:30 last night. the 47-year-old man is hospitalized in critical condition. the other man's injuries are not as serious. police say they do not know the motive. >> in philadelph

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>> good evening, i'm david muir. elizabeth is back next week. so many of us rely on gps on our phones, especially when we're trying to get somewhere, but right here tonight, when the gps can steer you terribly wrong. the college student who says she followed google maps, and paid a terrible price. telling us, "i ended up in the place i thought might be my brave." join us on facebook and twitter tonight, as we retrace that wrong turn. have you ever been stranded? here's matt gutman. >> reporter: just take a moment to take it in. the grand canyon. a geological spectacle, 6 million years in the making. >> it is absolutely beautiful. and that's why it's one of the seven wonders of the world. >> reporter: it's no wonder 5 million tourists trek here every year, just to breathe in its pure serenity. they return home with pictures and souvenirs and sun burns, but nobody comes back with a story like amber van hecke. >> i did do right things, even if i did make mistakes. and if i can just share those things that i did right with everyone, and if that even

"world news tonight" with david muir up next. jonathan: thank you for safety isn't a list of boxes to check. it's taking the best technologies out there and adapting them to work for you. the ultrasound that can see inside patients, can also detect early signs of corrosion at our refineries. high-tech military cameras that see through walls, can inspect our pipelines to prevent leaks. remote-controlled aircraft, can help us identify potential problems and stop them in their tracks. at bp, safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the city. the american city plunging into darkness. traffic lights out. workers trapped. and the window washers stranded. authorities call it a, quote, "catastrophic" failure. >>> the fbi moves in tonight. the teacher accused of abducting his student, a 15-year-old girl, he's now in federal custody. our team with new details from inside the cabin. >>> the terror attack. we have new video captured in the middle of the attack. an

david muir, abc news, new york. >> what a powerful image. listening to her own son's heartbeat. >> that's got to be really, really odd and thrilling for her at the same time. she says his legacy lives on. through all of the people. also, two people had their sight restored. >> right, three other donors in total weren't able to make tight that event. she did quite a beautiful thing there. >> don't miss updates on facebook.com at wnnfans.com. >> this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades. cebook.com at wnnfans.com. >> this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, president trump is facing some serious foreign challenges. the world is watching for his broader response to the chemical attack in syria and he's just hours away from a high establishes meeting with his chinese counterpart. we're live in washington. >>> happening today, going nuclear in the senate. republicans ready to change the rules in order to get president trump's supreme court nominee on