behind me, you see the wright flyer. the world's first airplane. on the morning of december 17, orville wright takes flight for 130 feet. the first time he man has entered the air in a powered flying machine. at the end of the day, after four flights, orville and wilbur alternate. the fourth flight, 852 feet, 30 miles an hour an altitude of 32 feet and they usher in the aerial age. the age of aviation. how they came to create that moment is very important. not only did they invent the airplane, but they invent aeronautical engineering in the process needed to create actual flying machines. beginning in 1899, the brothers, they are unmarried and owned a bicycle shop. they run a printing business. they are yankee mechanics. they know tools and mechanical devices and take that interest and apply it to solving the problem of building a flying machine. in 1899, they write the smithsonian institution and asked for all the literature on flight. they learn about the secretary us was sunny and -- of the smithsonian is going to be a competitor. they learn ab

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hymie, you see the -- behind me, you see the wright flyer. orville wright takes flight. the first time. at the end of the day, after four flights, oracle -- orville and wilbur alternate. 30 miles per hour. they usher in the aerial age. how they can to create that moment is very important. not only did they invent the airplane, they invent aeronautical engineering in the process needed to create actual flying machines. in 1899, the brothers, they are unmarried and owned a bicycle shop. they are mechanics. they no -- know tools and take interest in apply to pretty presses, bicycles, and building a flying machine. in 1899, they were at the smithsonian institution and after all the literature on point. -- ask for all the literature on flight. they learn about the secretary of smithsonian and the competitor. they learn about the conduit of knowledge between aeronautical exterminators in europe and united states. what does them apart -- sets them apart is they break the problem down. they look at an airplane as a system of systems. structures, controls, aerodynamics. between 1

certainly, there replacement for david wright in that regard. kelly johnson, in the last six years, has changed teens ten times. five of via trades, five via free agency. now facing a former met farmhand in alvarez. >> kenny: speaking of david wright, terry collins also told us he is expected to be back in new york when the mets return from this road trip. his wife is due, and david will the mets, even though he will not be able to play following surgery. fastball in for a called strike, 1-1 with curtis granderson waiting on deck. top of the 11th inning, no score. the braves are 5-7 in extra inning games this season. the mets, 2-2. >> tom: alvarez was released from the mets minor-league system. the braves picked him up. he through eight innings in the minors, and they said, on up to the big leagues, son. even he was surprised how quickly it happened. >> kenny: first time since 1995 the mets and braves are in the atlanta pen. the 3-1 to kelly johnson. johnson with a drive, deep-right field, it is gone! a pinch-hit home run off the bat of the form

me,e, you see the -- behind you see the wright flyer. oracle right, at the controls wrightlight -- orville takes flight. the first time. at the end of the day, after four flights, oracle -- orville and wilbur alternate. 30 miles per hour. they usher in the aerial age. how they can to create that moment is very important. not only did they invent the airplane, they invent aeronautical engineering in the process needed to create actual flying machines. brothers, they are unmarried and owned a bicycle shop. they are mechanics. tools and take interest in apply to pretty presses, bicycles, and building a flying machine. in 1899, they were at the smithsonian institution and after all the literature on point. -- ask for all the literature on flight. they learn about the secretary of smithsonian and the competitor. conduit ofabout the knowledge between aeronautical exterminators in europe and united states. setsdoes them apart -- them apart is they break the problem down. they look at an airplane as a system of systems. controls,, aerodynamics.

live at dulles international airport, kristin wright. news 4. back to you. >> thank you, kristin. >>> the remaining officers awaiting trial for freddie gray's death wants their charges dropped. the baltimore sun reports all four attorneys filed similar motions based on defects in the prosecution's case. lieutenant brian rice is the next officer scheduled to stand trial starting next tuesday. last week a judge acquitted the officer driving the van. freddie gray died after his neck was broken in a police transport van. >>> sentencing in montgomery county this afternoon. he was convicted for neglecting and stealing from a 95-year-old rockville woman. he forged several checks totaling $11,000. he failed to take proper care of woman. >>> five more counties in west virginia received a federal disaster declaration following deadly flooding. residents in several counties can apply for aid from fema. the governor says poke hon. at that and webster counties are waiting for approval for federal help. flash flooding damaged and destroyed homes and killed se

and, jay wright's suits. >> later on good day there is local boy has been an amazing older brother while his sister has been sick, now he's the one in the spotlight. the special surprise that allowed him to try out his dream job. >> i like his haircut, too. good day everybody, the first day of june, wednesday, what is it, june the first. hey, so this is beginning of hurricane sioux season, june 1st. >> we already had two named storms. dealing with bonn. >> i bonnie still casino of hanging around. we'll talk about that little later. right to the number of the day which is almost perfect. >> woes hang with that. >> ever so slight chan after shower later in the day. clouds, fog out there this morning, thanks for your report of fog in your neighborhood, because there is still a loft moisture from all of the rain we on memorial day, there you see the renmant every bonnie but far to the south lie temperature later, fog out there, right now, bob kelly? >> you got it, sue, good morning, 6:01. socked in with some fog, here is a live look at the 42 freeway, you can barely only make out maybe three

i'm david wright for "nightline" in new york. >> our thanks to david wright and our thanks to you for tuning into "nightline" tonight. we're online 24/7 on abc news.com and on our "nightline" facebook page.

sincerely, michele wright fellow mom and fellow citizen. call 1-866-999-0148 to apply now. >>> finally tonight, ben affleck on a blue streak. >> i talked to [ bleep ] pro football players across the board. they think it's [ bleep ]. >> on screen superhero and rapid patriots fan, ben affleck making headlines after giving a five minute curse-filled rant about deflate gate during the premier of an hbo talk show, any given wednesday. >> it's the ultimate [ bleep ] outrage of sports ever. it's so [ bleep ] stupid. >> reporter: he goes onto criticize the nfl and question the integrity of the commissioner. >> this is a conspiracy of people working inside the nfl who all come from organizations that tom brady whipped their [ bleep ] over the last ten or 15 years. it's a [ bleep ] ridiculous smear campaign, and goodell doesn't have the integrity, i would want to say, frankly. >> reporter: social media quick to respond. jenny johnson saying i hope to have someone love me as passionately as ben affleck loves to

and then i'm happy that everybody is safe. >> reporter: this was the scene on wright avenue in darby, after after a tree ripped off the sidewalk, crushed a car and crashed in the house. not far away another fallen tree pulled down power lines and left dozens of homes on north fourth street in the dark. >> it was like wind, wind, winds and then lightening, boom, and then boom, and then look out and the tree was in the ground. >> we can't cook, we can't watch tv. we can't charge our phones. >> reporter: frightening moments in new castle on the delaware river just off battery park, a couple had to be rescued when strong wind from the storm capsized their sail boat. rescue crews brought them to shore and they waited to land with help from fire fighters. >> we didn't see the black clouds over here until we came back over the bridge again. so we were trying to get back and that one gust was much. >> reporter: in walling forward two people in the car suffered minor injuries on the 700 block of brookhaven road. they saw a tree falling and then sped up to avoid it but the tree still hit the ve

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certainly, there is no replacement for david wright in that regard. kelly johnson, in the last six years, has changed teens ten times. five of via trades, five via free agency. now facing a former met farmhand in alvarez. >> kenny: speaking of david wright, terry collins also told us he is expected to be back in new york when the mets return from this road trip. his wife is due, and david will be back around the team. which is a major positive for the mets, even though he will not be able to play following surgery. fastball in for a called strike, 1-1 with curtis granderson waiting on deck. top of the 11th inning, no score. the braves are 5-7 in extra inning games this season. the mets, 2-2. >> tom: alvarez was released from the mets minor-league system. the braves picked him up. he through eight innings in the minors, and they said, on up to the big leagues, son. even he was surprised how quickly it happened. >> kenny: first time since 1995 the mets and braves are scoreless through ten. chris withrow, up and throwing in the atlanta pen. the 3-1 to ke

certainly, there is no replacement for david wright in that regard. kelly johnson, in the last six years, has changed teens ten times. five of via trades, five via free agency. now facing a former met farmhand in alvarez. >> kenny: speaking of david wright, terry collins also told us he is expected to be back in new york when the mets return from this road trip. his wife is due, and david will be back around the team. which is a major positive for the mets, even though he will not be able to play following surgery. fastball in for a called strike, 1-1 with curtis granderson waiting on deck. top of the 11th inning, no score. the braves are 5-7 in extra inning games this season. the mets, 2-2. >> tom: alvarez was released from the mets minor-league system. the braves picked him up. he through eight innings in the minors, and they said, on up to the big leagues, son. even he was surprised how quickly it happened. >> kenny: first time since 1995 the mets and braves are scoreless through ten. chris withrow, up and throwing in the atlanta pen. the 3-1 to ke

back to you. >> kristin wright, thank you. and at 7:30, the city of orlando is holding a news conference about the shooting. you can watch it as part of the special report on the "today" show. and we will stream it live. >> ♪ >>> good morning. terror in orlando. new video emerges taken outside the pus nightclub during the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. at least 50 people murdered. 53 others wounded by a 23-year-old gunman before he was killed by police. this morning, a chilling profile emerging from his ex-wife. >> he would get mad outside of nowhere. >> do you believe -- >> yeah, i hope so, because what my son did this, it is a horrible thing. >> it

. >> kelly wright live for us. thank you. >>> other news we're following, take a look, a plane burst into flames as hundreds of terrified passengers are still strapped in their seats. a singapore flight forced to turn around about 30,000 feet in the air make an emergency landing after the crew reported an engine oil warning. seconds after landing, the right engine and wing began bursting out of control. those inside forced to wait for several agonizing minutes if you can imagine as fire trucks raced over to put out the flame. terrified passengers describing the pulse pounding scene on social media, one saying, quote, i just escapedmazingly no one w. >>> at this hour, nearly 2 million people bracing for more storms on the way in west virginia and the damage becoming more clear as floodwaters recede. forecasters issuing a flash flood watch for today and areas already declared a federal disaster zone. take a look at the control dam release showing the shear power and scale of what they are dealing with. hundreds left

kristin wright is on scene right now gathering more information. i'm angie goff at the live desk. >>> there are no ceilings, no limits on any of us. and this is our moment to come >> thank you, all! the struggle continues! >> i'm going to fight for you, the american people. like nobody has ever fought before. >> the end of the primaries is only the beginning of the work we are called to do. >>> 5:02 now. good morning, everybody. it is wednesday, june 8, 2016. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. hillary clinton claiming victory after last night's primary. she's now accepting being called the presumptive democratic presidential nominee. >> look at the newspapers hitting stands. the "new york post" says the first lady. "the new york times" says clinton claims the democratic nomination. >> more on decision 2016 in just a moment. but first, let's go to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. and a noticeable difference this morning asoo the door. >>> absolutely right. the only real knock on today will be a very breezy afternoon. northwest winds 20 to 3

here's david wright. >> what does someone mean to you. >> reporter: think of it as reading to a captive audience. that black lab is anxious at first. but a first-year-old settles in for the story. so does the puppy. >> do you agree animals have feelings like we do? >> reporter: that's what the shelter buddies reading program in missouri is all about. >> this role as a volunteer is to be simply a friend for these dogs. >> reporter: for did kds like amelia and their parents, the draw is obvious. >> i just like dogs. >> reporter: the kids are learning better the dogs don't care if they mess up. the dogs get something even if they can't follow splat the cat. >> it's bringing them to the cage front. that helps them become more adoptable more quickly. >> reporter: now her reading buddy lucy has a new home. >> i hope you have a great home. i'm going to give you three kisses. one, two, three. >> reporter: david wright, abc news. >> not even if we had a cheesecake that was loaded with 20 grams of sugar could it get any sweeter than that story. >> wow. that's quite a setup there. did you write th

news4's kristin wright is joining us from clarksburg high school with more. kristin? >> reporter: clarksburg's high school graduation is in just a few hours and this is just sad. three boys were riding in a pickup truck last night around 11:30. and the truck ended up just completely manageled. they crashed into a tree. police tell us this was on burnt hill road near kingstead road. it's a narrow, windy section of road and very dark back there at night. this morning police are investigating why they crashed. they tell us that no other cars were involved. police this morning gave us the names of the three boys, jacob dennis was driving, police say, he was 17 years old. patrick shiplett, 18. and carey green, 17 years old. clarksburg high school is closed this morning with the graduation at 10:00 at mount st. mary's university. it will be a very difficult time for them there today. back to you. >> kristin wright, thank you. >>> we want to get back to breaking news we have been following all morning. >> authorities now have a suspect in custody for shooting a stafford sher

i'm kelly wright. now back to "red eye." >> on monday the two presidential candidates gave speeches addressing their -- the orlando masacre. hillary clinton would make the fbi targeting of lone wolves a priority. she also took a shot at a certain someone. >> inprogram terry -- inflammatory anti-muslim rhetoric and threatening to ban the families and friends of muslim americans as well as muslim business people and tourists from entering our country hurts the vast majority of muslims who love freedom and hate terror. and it is also dangerous. it also plays right into the terrorist's hands. >> meanwhile, donald trump renewed his call for a man on muslim immigration to america. >> we cannot afford to talk around issues anymore we have to address them head on. i i called for a ban on san bernadino and was met with scorn and anger. many said i was right to do so. although the pause is temporary, we must find out what is going on we have to do it. he also squeezed in a few shots of hillary will. >> hillary c

i'm kelly wright. good morning. here is what is happening. primary and caucus goers or voters i should say are heading to the polls in six states today including california and new jersey. the outcome might already be a done deal. donald trump clinched the republican nomination weeks ago, and now according to the associated press, hillary clinton has enough delegates and super delegates to become the presumptive democratic presidential nominee. the campaign over bernie sanders is not readye up saying, quote, it is wrong to count the votes of super delegates before they actually vote at the convention this summer. tropical storm colin is moving across florida ever a making landfall early this morning. the florida governor rick scott has declared a skate of -- a state of emergency and is warning people to take this storm seriously. >> there is a risk of tornadoes and lightning and hail and rip currents and all of these issues. we have storm shelters ready if we need them. but every person in our state ne

that's a look at this hour of i'm kelly wright. now back to "red eye." >> edward snowden is back in the united states. he is in robot form. he is not here to face justice, but to give speeches and participate in ted talks. he can control the snow bot as it has been dubbed gliding around and making eye contact with people. with the machine they were able to meet you the astro physicist. i am not sure if the last one is correct. snowden admits it is not the same as actually being here. >> one thing i have learned embodying a robot. the thing in the up riding are stairs, doors. >> nothing can stop robot snowden except stairs and doors. now den's lawyer says they are stepping up the obama administration for a presidential par -- pardon. this is one of the rare cases for which the pardon power exists. it is not for somebody didn't break the law. it is for when they did and their reasons not enforcing the law against the person. interesting, but kristen do you think obama would pardon snowden? >> first of all since when is leaking nation

jonathan jasper wright, who read law in pennsylvania, came first, as a missionary. then became a friedman's bureau agent. as an agenda, he was charged with resolving disputes and educating the freed people, particularly in bureauford county. in his role as an agent, in 1867 alone, he heard 300 cases. most of these cases were between community folks fighting over debts, livestock, crops, family issues, but some were against white planters who were mistreating the workers d wright was vigilant in seeking compensation for those workers. the pro voice courts, when the friedman's bureau of courts closed in 17867, the military's provost courts became the venue for resolving disputes. it was here that ex-union soldier william j. whipper, a native of pennsylvania who had studied law in detroit, first practiced. his first recorded case was in the summer of 1866. on july 20, the charleston daily news reported that whipper was trying casing in -- cases in that court. the next month, whipper was before that court suing the local charleston merchant for violation of the federal

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when you look down wright avenue, you can see crews have been out and cleaned up some of the tree on the firewood on the side of the streets. there's leaves all over the road here. these severe storms caused problems in darby and across the area. in new castle along the battery river at battery park, a couple's sailboat capsized. rescue crews brought them to shore they waited to land with the help of firefighters. >>> a tree came toppling down hitting a moving car on the road. the driver saw the tree coming and hit the gas to speed up, the tree struck them, but the people escaped with minor injuries. in darby 6 trees fell through power lines leaving dozens of home in the dark. on wright avenue a tree tore up the sidewalk and came crashing down on a car into a house. >>> i see a tree fall down in front of my window and i heard a boom. i'm happy everybody is safe. >> reporter: an back here live in darby you can see improvement from the last pictures you saw when the trees were stretched out along the car, it looks like fireworks and crews tell us they will be back here later today when

here's david wright. [ applause ] >> reporter: in the political year when plan a. >> i call her crooked hillary. >> reporter: and plan b both have they are flaws a lot of voters seem to be craving planning c. bill crystal teased the prosspect of an independent candidate. >> there's a part that is thought committed to donald trump. >> reporter: drawing an instant sneer today from trump. crystal is right about one thing, 2016 won't just be a choice between clinton and trump. >> the nominee for president of the united states, governor gary johnson. [ applause ] >> reporter: meet gary johnson and his running mate, bill well, the newly minted libertarian party ticket. they locked up the nomination sunday in orlando. he was the governor of massachusetts in the early '90s. >> i feel the government should do a very few things but do them well. >> reporter: he was the republican governor of new mexico in the '90s. >> i'm grateful to be in a position to make a difference, a positive difference in people's lives. >> reporter: sensing an opening for someone like them in 2016. >> when cruz dropped o

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here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: she's been waiting years for this moment. the night she the finally got to be the one making history. >> thanks to you, we've reached a milestone. the first time in our nation's history that a woman will be a major >> it's been a long time coming. as clinton told my colleague david muir, this isn't just about her. >> you have talked so often about the unfinished business not only in this country but around the world when it comes to women's rights. is having the first female american president part of that unfinished business? >> it is, david. and it is, of course, symbolic. but symbols mean something. and symbols often can spark hope and action in people particularly young people. and i think it will be a real milestone with my nomination for our country. but it will also send a signal around the world i care deeply about women's rights. i have ban outspoken advocate for them for many years. and as secretary of state, i carried that message around the world because empowering women, providing for wome their full participatio

i'm kelly wright. good evening. firefighters in los angeles containing a brush fire threatening homes along a highway. firefighters and residents are working together, one man says he came home to find his neighbor dousing the burning yard. meantime, crews battling a massive fire in new mexico amid hot and dry weather. so far, the fire has destroyed 24 homes. >>> iraq declaring victory after liberating most of fallujah from isis. government troops reclaiming key parts of the city including a government complex and hospital. meanwhile, civilians are streaming out of fallujah to escape the violence. the u.n. says more than 80,000 have left since the government offensive began last month. activists say refugee camps are overwhelmed leaving thousands of people homeless. i'm kelly wright. now back to "hannity." >>> for a while now, the main contribution of some of my friends on the other side of the aisle made in the fight against isil is to criticize this administration and me for not using the phrase radi

here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: tonight as hillary clinton unleashed her latest attack on donald tr his finger on the button, he shouldn't have his hands on our economy. >> reporter: trump brushed it off. >> she has a bad temperament. she would do so badly with the economy and you look at what barack obama has done with our debt. >> reporter: with trump's campaign now in the midst of a summer reboot, it looks he's leaning a bit on the other cast members of the apprentice. for example, this week when he told his embattled campaign manager. >> you're fired. >> were you in the room when he was fired? >> yes, i was. >> how did it go down? >> it worked out well. it was a good split up and it made a lot of sense and throws a -- thoez are it decisions you have to make. wonderful job and i know the wonderful things he said about me but i say the same thing about him. cory did an excellent job. >> reporter: he wouldn't be the first president to put huge stock in family ties. the kennedys, the clintons and the bushes come to mind. but trump insisted he doesn't have a major political role i

here's david wright. [ applause ] >> reporter: in the political year when plan a. >> i call her crooked hillary. >> reporter: and plan b both have they are flaws a lot of voters seem to be planning c. bill crystal teased the prosspect of an independent candidate. >> there's a part that is thought committed to donald trump. >> reporter: drawing an instant sneer today from trump. crystal is right about one thing, 2016 won't just be a choice between clinton and trump. >> the nominee for president of the united states, governor gary johnson. [ applause ] >> reporter: meet gary johnson and his running mate, bill well, the newly minted libertarian party ticket. they locked up the nomination sunday in orlando. he was the governor of massachusetts in the early '90s. >> i feel the government should do a very few things but do them well. >> reporter: he was the republican governor of new mexico in the '90s. >> i'm grateful to be in a position to make a difference, a positive difference in lives. >> reporter: sensing an opening for someone like them in 2016. >> when cruz dropped out, my google hit

there were crews here throughout the night on wright avenue. you can see leaves strewn across the road, but the branches are chopped up and piled next to each other on the street. these strong storms caused problems in darby and across the area. a rescue in new castle along the delaware river off battery park. tense moments for a couple after strong winds from the storm caused their sailboat to capsize. rescue crews brought them to shore they waited to land with the help of firefighters. in wallingford, delaware county, a tree came toppling down hitting a moving car on the 700 block of brook haven road. the driver saw the tree coming and hit the gas to speed up. the tree struck them, but the two people escaped with minor injuries over in darby 6 trees fell through power lines leaving dozens of homes on north 4th street in the dark. on wright avenue a tree tore up the sidewalk and came crashing down on a car into a house. >>> i see the tree fall down in front of my window i heard a boom. i'm happy everybody is safe. >> reporter: in the last shot

wright. >> my eyes are going. do you know what i love about kim jong un endorsing trump is he called hillary dull. we amal goal mate a moniker and characteristic or two monikers together and i want to tell kim if he is out there you should call her dullery instead of dull hillary. i saw the spokesman for kim jong un who is by the way, billy, his name is hong yung muk. wasn't that your handle when you drove big rigs or were you a teacher. >> no i was a teacher. i think that's going on here is that kim jong un does not want hillary because they both wear those blocky volvo pantsuits from the back page of "parade" magazine. she keeps buying them out before he gets there he doesn't like hillary. here's the thing that i think is going to happen. trump is going to win and rodman is friends with trump. and they use the rodman scenario which i have put on here before but i will refresh it. this is how they overthrow kim jong un. rodman dresses up in the wedding gown like they used to. they send him over again to north kor

wright. >> my eyes are going. do you know what i love about kim jong un endorsing trump is he called hillary dull. we amal goal mate a moniker and characteristic or two monikers together and i want to tell kim if he is out there you should call her dullery instead of dull hillary. i saw the spokesman for kim jong un who is by the way, billy, his name is hong yung muk. wasn't that your handle when you drove big rigs or were you a teacher. >> ni was a teacher. i think that's going on here is that kim jong un does not want hillary because they both wear those blocky volvo pantsuits from the back page of "parade" magazine. she keeps buying them out before he gets there he doesn't like hillary. here's the thing that i think is going to happen. trump is going to win and rodman is friends with trump. and they use the rodman scenario which i have put on here before but i will refresh it. this is how they overthrow kim jong un. rodman dresses up in the wedding gown like they used to. they send him over again to north korea

that's where kristin wright is. kristin? >> reporter: we found out in the last few minutes of the 15 people taken to the two are in critical condition. of the two good samaritans who jumped on the parkway to help, police are following several leads in finding out who they are. u.s. park police are looking for witnesses who can help them find out why a shuttle bus and a car collided head on on the g.w. parkway in mt. vernon killing a person on the bus. the bus overturned and paeshlgs visiting from china became trapped. medics rushed 15 people to three hospitals including driver of the car and somebody in it. those with the worst injuries were brought to inova fairfax, a level one trauma center. three people were critical. it could have been worse were it not for the good samaritans who jumped in, lifted the bus and rendered emergency aid until police arrived. we do know that the bus driver was not hurt and did talk with police. kristin wright, back to you. >>> i'm erika gonzalez at the live desk. we understand that all lanes,

our kristin wright has more on this. kristin? >> reporter: given the attacks in istanbul and orlando, security is weighing heavy on a lot of people's minds. the other thing people think about is keeping your kids close. thousands of people are coming to the national mall for the fourth of july celebration and u.s. park police are stresses to parents to do everything they can to keep track of their children in the big crowd. >> if you have small children under the age of 5, please make sure you number so we can contact you. >> reporter: police want to notify parents of a text communication system. another tool. we asked the police how they are preparing and security described on the mall this july forth will be robust and timely. >> intelligence is looked at and currently there are no threats to this event. however, the united states park police and our security posture will be prepared. >> there seems to be a lot of people out checking the crowds and a lot of people placed here and there. >> reporter: so rain is in the forecast o

david wright, abc news, new york. >> got to love david wright. thanks for watching here on a tuesday night. tweet us a selfie. keep it classy. we'll see you tomorrow night. >>> a new digital campaign to get a judge kicked off a bench for handing down a six month sentence for sexual assault. >>> and i'm drew tuma. some communities near 100 degrees this afternoon and hotter air is on the horizon. the numbers in the accu-weather forecast. >> caberet opens in san francisco tonight. >>> how the home of two buck chuck is spending $2 million to help reduce global warming. >> i don't think the answer is changing the law. i think the answer is change the judge. >> that is the message thousands of people are seeing along highway 92. opponents of the judge who sentenced the former stanford swimmer launch a month-long ad campaign against him. >> the judge is known around the nation for sentencing brock turner to six months for sexual assault. >> he is due to be released in september. >> vick slee live with the story. >> the judge has been criticized by victi

here's abc's david wright. >> i have wrestled with an al gate area, tussled with a whale. i done handcuffed lightning thrown thunder in jail. >> reporter: he was poetry in motion. >> i'm handsome. i'm fast. i'm pretty and can't possibly be beat. >> reporter: nobody ever so fast >> too much speed. too fast. i'm too fast. >> reporter: so quick with a comeback. >> you're being extremely truculent. >> whatever truculent mean, if that's good, i'm that. >> reporter: his dominance complete. he made sure the whole world had a ringside seat. >> i murdered a rock. angelo stone, hospitalized a brick. i'm so mean i made medicine sick. >> reporter: the louisville lip his words packed a punch. >> it will be a killer and a chiller and a thriller when i get the goor ril la in manila. i don't care how small the ring, i'll fight that chump in a telephone booth. >> reporter: telling all his opponents. >> i can back up any word. and i'll whoop any man in the world and i want everybody out there on tv to snow. >> reporter: he would eat them for lunch. >> i saw sonny liston a few days ago, cass

kristin wright has their story. i person, any person with any moral obligation would do. i felt it was the rite thing to do. >> reporter: we finally know who the good samaritans were who rushed in to help a bus load of strangers after their shuttle bus crashed head on with a car on the gw parkway on tuesday. it is believed their actions saved lives. >> went to the victims and started to render aid. >> reporter: army first sergeant 3ptjuhp'd gracie vaughn stationed at ft. belvoir, both driving home in different cars. three bus passengers were pinned under the bus. >> we had to push and initially when we tried to push the bus it slid a couple of feet, and then we were like, no, we have to lift up. she's still under the bus. >> sergeant cooper and three other passersby tried again. >> this time it seemed like the bus didn't weigh anything. >> reporter: at that moment, sergeant vaughn got there and tried to help a woman who had been pinned. it reminded her of helping the wounded in a combat hospital in baghdad. so she knew the woman wouldn't survive. >> it was sad. to me it s

here's david wright. >> reporter: it's every kid's favorite bible story, genesis, chapter 6 to nine, the story of noah and the flood and the ark he built to save all the animals two by two. an apocalypse renders kid friendly for sunday school. ♪ i'm father noah >> reporter: this story like so many stories in the bible has big elementl things that are still world today. after jesus and moses, noah probably has more hollywood block busters than anyone else in the bible, which is why we found ourselves in an unlikely place. we're in williamstown, kentucky. population, not much by the looks of things, and where we're headed is supposed to be there. we turned a corner and low and behold. there she blows. off in the distance is a large, wooden ship still under construction. oh, my gosh. noah's ark, right here in the american south. 510 feet long. 95 feet wide. 51 feet high. the dimensions set out cube it by cube it. the noah of this ark -- >> it's huge. the closer you get -- >> it gets bigger and bigger. >> reporter: his mission, to turn this bible story into a out of the old testament.

here's david wright. >> reporter: it's every kid's favorite bible story, genesis, chapter six to nine, the story of noah and the flood and the ark he built to save all the animals two by two. an apocalypse renders kid friendly for sunday school. ♪ i'm father noah >> reporter: this story like so many stories in the bible has big elemental things that are still leave questions in the world today. after jesus and moses, noah probably has more hollywood block busters than anyone else in the bible, which is why we found ourselves in an unlikely place. we're in williamstown, kentucky. population, not much by the looks of things, and where we're headed is supposed to be there. we turned a corner and low and behold. there she blows. off in the distance is a large, wooden ship still under construction. oh, my gosh. noah's ark, right here in the american south. 510 feet long. 95 feet wide. 51 feet high. the dimensions set out cube it by cubit. >> it's huge. the closer you get -- >> it gets bigger and bigger. >> reporter: his mission, to turn this bible story into a world class theme park stra

abc's david wright has more on the plan to bring that worker to safety. >> reporter: tonight at the end of the earth an emergency air lift in the middle of the an arctic winter. >> we're working really hard to make this a positive outcome. we're hopeful it can be. >> reporter: national science foundation dispatched two, twin engine planes from canada on the five take flight to the most remote corner of the planet all the way to the lonely research station at the south pole, average daily temperature 70 below, cold enough to freeze jet fuel. there is no runway, only a endless stretch of ice and snow. it is nighttime, sunset in march and won't rise until august. there is moon light right new but only for the next ten days. >> now we are waiting to get just the right weather window to do what we need to do. >> reporter: weather is crucial, thinks only third time in history that they have under taken a south pole rescue in mid winter, this footage from a previous rescue mission shows brutal conditions. >> it is the guys in the plane that have to make that decision on continuing or not. >> r

and there is a fresh face coaching campers at jay wright basketball cam and she fostered the skills of the player that made this legendry buzzer beater. >>> loads of sunshine and it all changes tomorrow as moisture increases to the south. we'll have the timing. >> nodes stories and more. >>> they flipped a switch today on the terminal market. it has 12 large call sconces and led lights across the support beams they can be programmed for the 4th of july and the dnc and can be red, white and blue and will give the market more entryway and an inviting look. >>> a lot has been written recently in the imbalance of gender science, specifically not enough girls that is why a program for middle school girls deserves our attention and yours. katherine scott has more. >> reporter: flying sparks. hair raising electrons -- >> i can feel my hair flying. >> you walk in the classroom you don't see college students but middle schoolers, but all girls. >> some feel that boys are made for more science than the girls but that is not true. >> dr. ramos came up with physics wonder girls. it shows that midd

sincerely, michele wright fellow mom and fellow citizen. call 1-866-999-0148 to apply now. >> a high-risk mission to rescue two sick workers from a south pole research facility is being called a success. after two days of flying, a plane landed at the remote research station to evacuate the crew members. the temperature at the time, 75 degrees below zero. this time of year the region is in complete darkness, virtually 24 hours a day. the mission, just the third of its kind in 60 year ♪ >>> hillary clinton may be the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency. >> well that set the tone for donald trump's blistering attack against hillary clinton today, on her record and character. two days after firing his campaign manager, trump is trying to reset his campaign with a more disciplined speech that stayed on point, and that point today, to take on his opponent. >> she believes she's entitled to the office. her campaign slogan is i'm with her. you know what my response is to that? i'm with you, the american o hillary clinton's try-out fo

abc's david wright is off the coast new england tagging and tracking the great white, while a young man attacked a year ago decides it's safe to go back in the water. >> reporter: just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water, a powerful reminder why you might just think twice. "shark week" kicked off sunday night on discovery at a time when shark attacks have been on the rise worldwide. 98 attacks last year, a record number, more than half of them here in the u.s. already this year 32 attacks have been reported around the globe. including one this past weekend when an 11-year-old boy was bitten while surfing in north carolina. >> i was crying. i was scared. i didn't know what happened. >> reporter: as millions head to the beaches this summer -- we set off from cape cod looking for great whites. >> should be a light breeze. >> reporter: our guide, one of the world's foremost experts, marine biologist dr. greg skomel. >> when you look at a shark, what do you see? >> i see a perfect fish, if you will. >> reporter: he's been studying sharks off the new england coast for more

impolite to boast, perhaps we can say with patriotic pride that the fromg machines we see here the wright brothers plane to the latest space vehicle were mostly made usa. this is an american saga and the wonder is that it has all happened in the lifetime of living americans. how many of us remember the thrill of the first takeoff. stepany saw man's first that plaintiff the american flag on the moon. moment, an unmanned viking spacecraft is circling the planet mars. it is only been 80 years since aerodrome before it plunged into the potomac. the amazing achievements tell us something even more important about ourselves on earth. at has been a reach for the unknown. centuries,nd a half it has been explorers and inventors. all was searching for something new. across the continent, across the solar system and across the front tears of science. -- front tears of science. these are the projects of american men and women. more americang than saying if you don't succeed, try again. it has learned americans from shaped andngs and molded our society and our people. wrote therein once is more space

live in fairfax, kristin wright, news4. back to you. >>> returning to the terror attack io the gunman omar mateen is speaking out. in an interview yesterday he said he can't forgive his son for carrying out this attack. >> right now i don't forgive him. i don't know what he did, why he did, but it is unforgiven to hurt your own family. we live in the united states as a family. >> while he refused to answer questions about his son's wife and what she may have known about the attack, in a "today" show exclusive, you'll hear from the first responders to the shooting on sunday morning. that comes up right after "news4 today" at 7:00 a.m. >>> 5:16 now. a federal court will hear a legal challenge to the purple line today. friends of the capital present trail are pushing to protect two species of protected anthropods that live along the connect prince george's and loudoun counties. >>> and the mgm harbor casino is still under construction. governor hogan is expected to make a transportation announcement this afternoon. >>> and mor

david wright, abc news. new york. >> even before her speech clinton hinted on social media that she would be declaring investigatory. >> yes, and less than an hour before taking the stage this happened. she changed her twitter profile picture to this image simply saying history made. >> after the speech clinton sent out this, wish mom could have been here to see tonight. including a picture showing a young clinton with her mother dorothy in 1950. >>> last night clinton sat down for an exclusive interview with abc's david muir. >> and called her nomination a real milestone for our country that will send a signal to the world. >> you have talked so often about the unfinished business. not only in this country but around the world when it comes to women's rights. is having the american president part of that unfinished business? >> it is, david and it it is, of course, symbolic, but symbols mean something and symbols often can spark hope and action in people particularly young people. and i think it will be a r

that is where kristin wright is this morning. >> reporter:. first i want to show you my he's from metro. he is passing out these flyers this morning to riders about safetrack, letting them know what they can expect and what do. it's still early, so i think things here are just fine at this point. but we went down to the platform just a few minutes ago, just a few riders really a handful of people waiting. about 10 or so. we stopped several people to ask, hey, did you change your routine because of metro's safetrack program. all of them, every single one said yes. they're here earlier. one guy we talked to heading to work has been waiting and waiting for his train, though, and he does say that the time up on the sign keeps changing. so the real test i think begins now. back here live at 6:00, free shuttles as i mentioned are coming and are going to start at about 6:30 this morning here to alleviate some of the delays and cop gue congestion we hope. but i believe the real test begins now. >> kristin, t now live to the roads. derrick ward is trac

i'm david wright for "nightline" aboard noah's ark in williams town, kentucky. >> the designers also have to create two of every creature imaginable. >> what about the dinosaurs? >> unclear yet whether dinosaurs will be included on the ark. >> it opens up next month. apparently you have to walk in there in pairs though. >> two by two. >> two by two. >> all right. date night at >> yes, shaquille o'neal's reaction to a fan trying to take a secret picture of him. next. my mom loves giving me advice. she even gives me advice... ...about my toothpaste and mouthwash. but she's a dentist so...i kind of have to listen. she said "jen, go pro with crest pro-health advanced." advance to healthier gums... ...and stronger teeth from day one. using crest toothpaste and mouthwash makes my... ...whole mouth feel awesome. and my teeth are stronger too. crest-pro health advanced... ...is superior to colgate total... ...in these 5 areas dentists check. this check up? so good. go pro with crest pro-health advanced. mom's right...again! (cheering) narrator: marriage. dishes. divorce.