muir. you both represent -- you both are members of very large conferences, and i want to just go over what the players at northwestern are asking for. they are asking for efforts to minimize college athletes' brain trauma risks. they are asking to prevent players from being stuck paying sports related medical expenses. they are asking that graduation rates increase. they are asking that educational opportunities for student athletes in good standing be protected. they are asking that universities be prohibited from using a permanent injury suffered during athletics as a reason to reduce or eliminate a scholarship. they are asking to establish and enforce uniform safety guidelines in all sports to help prevent serious injuries and avoidable deaths, and they are asking to prohibit the punishment of college athletes that have not xhited a crime. is in any one on that list that's unreasonable? is there any piece of that that your institution would say, no, i'm awfully sorry, we can't do that.

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he was airlifted to the trauma center at john muir medical center. that's where kron-4's philippe djegal joins us live. philippe what do we know so far? tonight- only on four. the mother of the young boy. who fell off of a cliff near bodega bay. is talking about the ordeal for the first time. her son has a number of broken bones. and has yet to wake up. he is being treated at children's hospital oakland. j-r stone tells us how the boy is doing now. this is for world sebastian johnson pictured here monday before he fell more than 230 ft. off a cliff near the database it's just awful there's no words to express how upset i am i loved my boy he's my only baby boy sebastian was put into a medically induced coma and he is taken off the medication and should like any time the doctors thought he would wait on wednesday and this is via a note of being and rested we were hiking back along the trail to the car and sebastian knight decided to throw a couple extra rocks yet know just invoice stuff and we were about 34 feedback on the trail nowhere near the clef

muir. you both represent -- you both are members of very large conferences, and i want to just go over what the players at northwestern are asking for. they are asking for efforts to minimize college athletes' brain trauma risks. they are asking to prevent players from being stuck paying sports related medical expenses. they are asking that graduation rates increase. they are asking that educational opportunities for student athletes in good standing be protected. they are asking that universities be prohibited from using a permanent injury suffered during athletics as a reason to reduce or eliminate a scholarship. they are asking to establish and enforce uniform safety guidelines in all sports to help prevent serious injuries and avoidable deaths, and they are asking to prohibit the punishment of college athletes that have not xhited a crime. is in any one on that list that's unreasonable? is there any piece of that that your institution would say, no, i'm awfully sorry, we can't do that.

i talked to world news tonight anchor david muir about that. >> incredible night for weather across this country. the tornadoes touching down, nearly a dozen reported. we will have the damage from the scenes. the storms in the midwest, traffic stopped for miles. incredible pictures moving eastward. there will be three feet of snow in some places. and a state of emergency declared in ferguson, missouri tonight. we will have details from the scene. >> does this mean it has to do with the economy and you are in the kitchen? >> yes. it's from northern california to be exact. the secret ingredient on pizzas creating american jobs. i will let you take a guess at that coming up. >> "world news tonight with david muir" is coming up right after this newscast at 5:30 on abc 7. >>> right here right now, we want to talk about the weather forecast. >> meteorologist sandhya patel has the accuweather forecast. >> yeah, i have some great news at least, a couple opportunities for seeing rain this week. the accuweather seven-day forecast is looking a lot more like november. it's crisp out here. let me sho

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." >>> and world news ton with david muir will have complete coverage of the changing political landscape and president obama's message to the new republican leadership in the senate. that is next on channel 6. >>> it's a trying day at 28th and dickinson in philadelphia. first a water main break and then in the effort to make repairs there was a second break at the same location. lets go live to the scene and "action news" reporter, annie mccormick. >> reporter: jim, the first one was really just a traffic disruption and the second water main break later this afternoon that is causing headaches out here especially people that live on the block because more than 50 people are without water, we'll take a look at the operation going on right now, pgw is on hand and they are lowering a beam so they can support a gas line so the water department can start work on the two water main breaks. take a look at this gushing water taken by cell phone video at 28th and dickinson wednesday afternoon. this was the first break of the day. >> all the water started to come up. >> water from the 16 inch main

as david muir found out in this "20/20" investigation, undercover cops posing as hitmen -- >> how are you doing? >> hi, how are you? >> have a seat. >> reporter: must disguise their looks and have to stage the murder. >> we're both fighting over this complete loser. >> reporter: suburban soccer mom nicole meets her would be hitman in a new jersey parking lot. >> so, what can get done? you can make her disappear? >> reporter: nicole wants to settle the score with her ex-boyfriend's lover and wants her dead. >> i could do it myself but i'm -- i don't want to be -- have my hands on anything. >> reporter: she enlisted the help of her ex-boyfriend's relative on facebook who alerted authorities. >> i want to go piss on her grave. i want to go to her funeral and spit in the casket. >> reporter: david met up with that undercover officer. >> a lot of people are going to ask, why would she ask a relative to help her find a hitman? >> i don't know. maybe she was just disparate. she didn't know too many, i guess, bad people in her life that have actually committed crimes, because she wasn't that

"world news tonight with david muir" is coming up. >> we appreciate your time. we'll see you in half an hour. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." hitting at this hour -- a massive storm. forecasters say it could be stronger than sandy. 60-foot waves, and plummeting temperatures. all the way down to the south. >>> the breaking news, the president doubling the amount of troops sent to iraq. martha raddatz standing by. >>> and the girl stolen from her home. her parents waking up. and chasing the kidnapper down. >> he took my 5-year-old daughter. >>> developing now, what the coroner has just revealed about robin williams. >>> and we take you backstage, the stars there to witness one amazing moment, and you're there tonight.

ancestors of david jason muir. your father's family goes back to scotland. look at your maternal grandmother. see her? >> grandma rita. sometimes you reveal that people in your past did horrible things. am i in the clear? >> you're in the clear, but i have two interesting things. i want to focus on your ancestor archibald. he planted your family's american roots. this focuses on the moment the muirs became americans. and his occupation, he was a carpenter. did you know that? >> i did not know that. made in america. >> and your great grandfather and sister were sent as indentured servants to canada. have you ever heard that? >> i haven't heard that. they were just 11 and 6. >> they were poor, maybe very poor. and it's perfectly possible they sent their children to canada in the hopes of giving them a better life. >> and they were probably separated. >> they were totally separated. and only reunited as adults in syracuse, new york. >> it's a miracle. wow. syracuse, new york. where my journey began. >> it's a classic immigration success story. because in the en

i'm david muir. and abc news election headquarters here in times square. tonight, your voice, your vote. so much at stake. will republicans take over control of the senate in the key number. and tonight, what we're seeing already. george stephanopoulos and our powerhouse political team standing by. >> also breaking tonight, the desperate search. the woman abducted right off the street. and the new development coming in. >>> tracking the massive storm about to smash into the coast. bracing for flash floods. and the system about to hit in the east. >>> the horror. so many families looking on. the performers dangling by their hair. the collapse. and what federal authorities are now revealing. >>> and the mystery streaked through the sky. reports in more than a dozen states. and late today, the big reveal.

i spoke with world news tonight anchor david muir about the attack earlier this afternoon. >> great to see you as always. the new images pouring in tonight. or correspondent inside after the three americans are targeted in a terror attack in jerusalem. in this country, as nou, a state of emergency now, 70 inches of snow, six feet before this is done. you will see the traffic nightmare across several states tonight. >> you are investigating cars, used cars. >> yeah. you got to see this. what happens when we ask about something discovered in those cars being sold on the lot. and did you like our made in america from the bay area last night? california olive oil. >> the best. >> "world news tonight with david muir" is coming up right after this newscast at 5:30 on abc 7. >>> a game that was once banned in england is getting a new life in san francisco. this morning officials cut the ribbon to celebrate the reopening of the first green of the san francisco lawn bowling club. the green under went months of renovation that included new walkways, back boards and fences. the game is played wit

louis. >> you can see that interview on "world news tonight with david muir" at 5:30 here on abc 7. >>> moving on. when raising the minimum wage is not enough. coming up, san francisco does what no other city has before. we will explain the retail workers' bill of rights. >>> and a beloved coach steps down. tim flannery explains his decision to leave the giants. >>> also, a popular new trend in managing your money. we are talking about prepaid cards. 7 on your side's michael finney looks at whether they are smart or risky. >>> opportunity knocks. the interns earning the equivalent of six figure salaries? >>> it's almost a year of negotiations but the san francisco unified school district and its teachers have reached a tentative agreement. the contract includes a 12% pay raise over three years. it is one of the biggest contracts for any school in the state. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez explains why this contract is about a lot more than money. >> reporter: full-time public school teachers in san francisco will get a much deserved raise from the school district. teachers' aides

more of his interview is coming up on abc 7 on "world news tonight with david muir" with david muir at 5:30. >>> in oakland, police are gearing up for another night of protests. this is a live look outside of oakland police headquarters. demonstrators tell abc 7 news they will be gathering at the police department about an hour from now. obviously nobody there live as we take a look. last night's protests started peacefully as sky 7 hd shows it quickly turned chaotic. protesters shut down 580, blocking traffic through part of the evening, then marched back downtown and started smashing windows and looting stores. police arrested 39 people, three officers were injured. this afternoon, city leaders said police will be back out tonight trying to keep their city safe. >> oakland has a long history of raising its voice when it feels the need to do so. we want to do that in a way that protects personal property, that protects individuals, that protects our officers. >> ten oakland businesses were either damaged or looted. ten merchants are stores damaged. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield t

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. >> david muir talked with them for the first time. >> david muir talked with them before the big game >> finally there. right into the arms of her father. >> hi daddy. >> cincinnati bengals defensive tackle still daughter lee a.long before he take the field tonight he's fighting another enemy right beside his daughter. 4-year-old leah diagnosed with cr in june. so many people across the country have seen this on her way 0to treatment remarkable moment between father daughter. >> i'm ready for today. you ready for today? fu let's do it. let's if go. >> after diagnosis doctors weren't sure if she would survive it. sex hour surgery the tumor removed. without chemo come through and dad inspiring her every step of the way. listen to what he said about her hair. >> we are going to look just like twin. >> no. daddy i want. >> overnight strong enough to make this where the bengals donated more than within million dollar to cancer research selling her father jersey and today dad and daughter telling me about the tea paevrment nfl star who kno knows tea cup and imaginary tea comes first. i saw

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i'm david muir. >> and i'm elizabeth vargas. you can follow all our stories with the new "20/20" app. happy holidays and have a good night. >>> protesters face-off with police in san francisco on this black friday. >> windows smashed and businesses shutdown leaving shoppers scared. abc7 news begi

. >>> and "world news with david muir," more on secretary haggles resignation an and the latest fm ferguson. you can watch that tonight following "action news" at 6:00. >>> it's hard to believe with the temperatures as warm as the one today that people have ski slopes on the brain. they got to snap on the skis and the snowboards for fun. in palmerton the ski hills opened to the delight of winter lovers. the officials say that the recent cold spell, $8 million in renovations and new snow-making pumps made it possible. blue mountain is closed and re-opens come friday. those that love sunny pleasant temperatures you could not get better than today. especially with the snow coming up in a few days. nora muchanic is live in trenton with more on the sunny lovely weather that we enjoyed today. hey, nora. >> hey, sharrie. what is up with this wacky weather? it's windy out here i feel i am in oz. i brought a coat today. i never put it on. it's too nice out. >> i thought of moving south because of this weather. when it comes like this it's a golden nugget. >> that is a perfect way from peter from som

"world news with david muir" is next on "channel 6". we continue on 10:00 at phl17 with brian taff and shirleen allicot and ducis rodgers. join us for a special report on how social media may be scamming you at 11:00. >>reporter:i am nydia han. hidden between the like, posts and comments could be costly scams. >> all the while you are thinking you filling out at quiz. >> how are online thieves getting to you fall for them? what is this costing you? the biggest social media scams on "action news" at 11:00. >> for cecily tynan,age ducis rodgers, i am jim gardner. we hope that you will join us on "action news" at 11:00. >>announcer:"action news" is sponsored in part by ra ray mou& flanigan. delivery in three days or less. or was it that tree? (man) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." the tornadoes touching down. cars flipped, homes destroyed. and the whiteout. three feet of snow in some places. ginger zee on the extreme cold. >>> and a state of emergency in

with diane sawyer, david muir and martha raddatz, jonathan karl, dan harris. yahoo!'s katie couric and abc news' best political news team. now reporting live from abc news election night headquarters in times square, george stephanopoulos. >>> good evening, and welcome to election night 2014. millions of you have taken charge today -- telling us what you think about the state of our country, the quality of r

mom, dad and baby are doing well. 6abc's "world news with david muir" is next. the days of leaving the dog at home when you go out shopping and dining are ending. we'll explain why. now for the "action news" i am jim gardner. we hope that you will join us at 11:00. >>announcer:"action news" is sponsored in part by raymour & flanigan. with deliver three days or less. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." and breaking news. the decision in ferguson in the police shooting of an unarmed teenager. schools closed. the national guard, fbi, more than 1,000 extra officers on the scene. >>> also two dropping, the thanksgiving storm. the nor'easter barrelling up the coast. and the new winter storm watch. millions facing holiday travel nightmares. plus the tornado damage in the south tonight. >>> the big shakeup in the obama administration. the defense secretary out. and why. >>> and the real money team saving you cash this holiday. our reporter and the shoppers side-by-side. how the shopper saved $55 with the same list. it all comes down to one thing on your phone.

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here's abc's david muir. >> reporter: they are some of the defining images of 9/11. so many running for their lives and the brave first responders, the firefighters, running in. among them, kevin smith who was 47, a firefighter, and a dad. and ever since, one of his children, josephine, with a pledge to make her father proud. sitting in their chairs, brand new firefighters. at the very end of that row right there in the middle, josephine. her pledge all those years ago was to become a firefighter herself. now smiling just like her dad once did. all of the training to get here, telling us her father's voice pushing her every step of the way. >> training was tough. thought about him when i was tired and wanted to stop. thought about what he would say, you know, just keep going. keep pushing. >> reporter: and she did. on that stage in her uniform and white gloves, they called her name. >> josephine smith. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the promise to her father kept. still wearing a bracelet with his name, those same letters now etched into the edge of one of the

"world news with david muir" takes a look at her right to day case and the failure of spaceshiptwo. >>> they take a look at falling gas prices across the country. you can follow that at of on "action news" over to the rick and monica. >>> and a time to look at traffic out there on monday night. >>> it's dark out there and congested i see? >>> get out the advil. it's giving u giving us headach. it's taking out of the two left lanes the right lane is squeezing by. traffic is at a crawl approaching the philadelphia international airport onto the the accident scene. on i-95 an overturned vehicle accident blocking the inner driver. the outer drive, the ramp coming from the airport is allowing the traffic to get by. you have a blockage and a delay there as well. we are locked up again all the way up to cottman. the crash there cleared. 52 minutes to get to the vine to wood haven. and from king of prussia, 422 southbound. and 352 is an alternate. >>> back to you. >>> thank you, sir. still ahead on "action news," a halloween cruise turned into a nightmare. something terribly wrong on board. w

i'm david muir. >> and i'm elizabeth vargas. from all of us at "20/20," happy halloween and have a great night. >>> happening right now, more stormy weather including lightning moving into the bay area. >> next, live doppler 7hd tracking the storm.

. >>> "world news with david muir" is next. join us at 11:00 with cold and flu season upon us you may want to take extra precautions to prevent getting sick. ali gorman shows you where germs are lurking and what to do to protect yourself. don't miss other special report on "action news" at 11:00. for jamie apody and jeff skversky the entire "action news" team, i am jim gardner. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." the giant storm. a month of snow in one day, buries parts of the midwest. cars sliding, flipping. highways a mess. and tonight, the polar plunge coming next. all the way down to the south. ginger zee is right here. >>> the breaking news. the hostage standoff in the middle of this country. the images of some of the workers getting out. >>> also breaking, joan rivers and what really happened inside that clinic. the photos taken with her while she was sedated? and what authorities say workers missed. her daughter outraged tonight. >>> and sinking fast. a half dozen homes evacuated and counting. and look at that car, swal

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and "world news with david muir" next on "channel~6 action news." we continue at 10:00 on phl17. and please join us for a special report on "channel 6". nydia han investigates a renovation rip off. >> they give you a lower price to finish your basement top to bottom. find out what the owner has to say and who is investigating. it's an investigation report at 11:00. >>> for ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i am jim gardner. we hope that you will join us at 11:00. [♪] >>announcer:"action news" is sponsored in part ryan costello went into politics. in 2001, doctor manan trivedi joined the marines. trivedi served as a battlefield surgeon in iraq. costello served himself by voting to raise his own pay. and while trivedi cared for patients in pennsylvania, costello gave millions in government contracts to his campaign contributors -even as he cut funding for child abuse prevention. in congress, only trivedi will do what's right for you. i'm manan trivedi, and i approve this message. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." the record-breaking storm. nearly two feet of sno

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and david muir will have more. you can watch that following "action news" at 6:00. over to rick. >> thank you, sharrie. a new year-wielding thief hit a pharmacy before closing. this is at the rite aid. he walked in at 8:51 last tuesday night armed with a knife. he demanded money from the clerk. he took all the money and then ran. no one was hurt. >>> the detectives hope that this surveillance video identify as gunman in the north philadelphia street. it happened at west clearfield streets last thursday. for some unknown reason the gunman started to shoot at three other people. he ran off. no one was hit by you the gunfire. and several cars were damaged by the flying bullets. >>> from the delaware newsroom the detectives made an arrest in the shooting of a 19-year-old man in wilmington. he is identify as jaquez robinson. they believe that he shot the victim on pleasant street and ran from the police. they caught up with him and recovered a gun believed to be used in the crime. he is held on $33,000 bail. >>> we have an update to a story that "action news" first broug

. >>> world news with david muir is next on channel 6 and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff and shirleen allicot. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." the holiday nor'easter. massive storm from the midwest to the east coast. the ripple effect felt all the way to the west. thousands of flights canceled or delayed. millions of drivers braving slippery highways on the busiest travel week of the year. our team, tracking it all. >>> speaking out. what the family of michael brown is saying tonight. the reaction after darren wilson's one-on-one with george stephanopoulos. >> do you feel any remorse? >>> rescue mission. the daring raid by american special forces, including members of navy s.e.a.l. team six. eight hostages held in a cave by al qaeda. martha raddatz here tonight. >>> and recipe for disaster. thanksgiving dinner. the most dangerous day for fires. the one common mistake you don't want

. >>> world news tonight with david muir will have the latest. >>> and back here in philadelphia, they started their celebrations the way they started for 95 years on the ben franklin. >> once again the 6 abc dunkin donuts thanksgiving day parade brought out plenty of fantastic tal and to get everyone in the holiday spirit. >> one of the most spectacular performances featured the sounds of philadelphia, students for the high school for creative and performing arts moved and grooved to the sounds of local pioneers, leon gamble and huff. ♪ capa kids were not the only ones to wow the crowds, the kids from bucks county did a performance of need a little christmas. >> and here is someone that need a little christmas. the grinch floated high above the parkway but the scowl in the sky could not deflate the excitement for the families that gathered for this annual tradition. >> do you recognize that turkey that is charlie mcdermott and he hails from our area and was on the under the sea float, and that turkey get up helped keep him warm. >> mayor michael nutter got in on the fun and road thr

. >>> abc's world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, and shirleen allicot and ducis rogers, and here at 11:00 on channel 6, consumer reporter, nydia han has bargains for you and they are exclusive to our channel 6 viewers. >> no matter what you are looking for we have a deal for you in our play book. bruty, toys, electronics and food. follow #~ 6 abc deals throughout the day, and get more deals by watching your entire black friday play book tonight on "action news" at 11:00. >> for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." breaking his silence. the police officer at the sent of the case in ferguson. darren wilson, one-on-one with george stephanopoulos. what he says happened in those 90 seconds. in that patrol car and afterward. and the family of michael brown, inside the room when the prosecutor calls. >>> also tonight, roaring up the coast at this hour, the thanksgiving nor'easter, hitting just as milli

. >> reporter: let's cross and join jim muir, who's in an area that's been blooded with syrian refug refugees. jim, can i begin by asking you about the comments of hezbollah in acknowledging that western nations and hezbollah now at least have a common enemy, but i assume that any kind of collaboration stops right there. >> reporter: no, it's a long way, i think, from the kind of collaboration that some might think could ensue from the fact that they have a common enemy, isis. but there is a dropping of the handkerchief, in way, perhaps suggesting they could do their own thing but converge without necessarily collaborating. let's not forget the americans in iraq did some bombing basically on behalf of -- or in support of shia militias there. so it's not such a huge leap of the imagination to see the same sort of thing happening here, but of course it's more complicated. hezbollah is closely linked to the syrian regime. the americans have not yet reached a position where they're willing to say okay, let's work with the syrian regime against isis. let's team up. that's a long way away,

world news tonight with david muir will have more on the synagogue attack coming up at 6:30 after this broadcast. a woman is dead after her suv plunged into the schuylkill river in fairmount park this afternoon. the vehicle was driving down hunting park at a high rate of speed and hit a wall and then plunged into the river, the crews pull the suv out of the water an hour later, the 41-year-old driver was the only person inside. the police have not released the victim edwards identity. >>> one of the ring leaders the main line drug ring plead guilty today. neil scott was sentenced to 5 to 10 years in prison. >>> philadelphia is getting a new casino and tonight we know where it's going, p.a.'s gaming control board awarded the city's second license to live hotel and casino today. the first class facility will go up at 9 packer avenue near the stadiums. it beat out four other applicants. developers say they will work with concerned neighbors as well. >> we have been working closely with the community through this entire process and we have really identified a number of areas that we can wo

world news tonight with david muir will have more on the election and how both sides will move forward over the next two years. >>> all right back here chopper 6 hd spotd this fire late today in the frankford section of philadelphia, it happened around 4:00, this is the 4900 block of pen street near harrison, police officers were first on the scene and warned residents to got out. firefighter as rived moments later and made quick work of the flames. no word of injuries tonight. >>> delaware state police have new helicopters on the fleet. the bell twin engine helicopters were unveiled in middletown today and will be used for a variety of missions including emergency medical service. >>> philadelphia police need your help side if iing this would be pizza shop robber, this video shows the man walking into key pizza on east york street, the 25-year-old woman behind the counter refused to give him money and the man just left. he was wearing a black scarf and hoody. >>> time for an update on the highways and by ways on a wednesday night. >> matt pellman is the man. >> we are getting over the

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