ABC World News Tonight Full Broadcast - April 28, 2024
Summary
TLDRSevere weather has caused significant damage across the United States' heartland, with tornadoes reported from Texas to Missouri. Over 100 tornadoes have been reported in the past four days, resulting in the deaths of at least five people, including an infant. The destruction has left entire neighborhoods leveled and tens of thousands without power. In other news, a New York State District Attorney was caught on camera refusing to stop for an officer, leading to calls for a state investigation. Internationally, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces mounting pressure over the conflict in Gaza, with hostage families demanding a ceasefire. Meanwhile, protests on U.S. college campuses are escalating, with hundreds arrested as demonstrators demand divestment from companies they claim profit from the Israel-Hamas conflict. Additionally, concerns are rising over the commercial milk supply as bird flu spreads among dairy cows, although officials assure that pasteurization should render the virus inactive.
Takeaways
- πͺοΈ Severe weather, including heavy rain and powerful thunderstorms, has caused destruction across the United States' heartland, from Texas to Missouri, with over 100 tornadoes reported in the past four days.
- π Tornadoes have resulted in significant loss, with entire neighborhoods leveled, homes and businesses destroyed, and at least five fatalities, including a 4-month-old baby.
- β‘ Tens of thousands are without power due to the severe weather, and the threat of more tornadoes remains with ongoing weather watches in place.
- π¨ A New York State District Attorney was caught on camera in an incident where she allegedly refused to stop for a police officer, leading to local officials calling for a state investigation.
- ποΈ Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing increased pressure both domestically and internationally regarding the conflict in Gaza, with hostage families demanding a ceasefire.
- π Fallout from the conflict is affecting college campuses across the U.S., with protests leading to hundreds of arrests and counter-demonstrations.
- π¨ A fourth American tourist has been detained in Turks and Caicos after authorities found ammunition in a Virginia father's backpack, prompting a warning from the State Department.
- π Concerns are growing for the commercial milk supply as bird flu spreads among dairy cows, although officials say pasteurization should make the virus inactive.
- π WNBA star Candace Parker has announced her retirement after an illustrious career, including three championships and two league MVP titles.
- ποΈ Zack Gridley, a young man with cerebral palsy, is highlighted for his determination to achieve the rank of Eagle Scout, showcasing that hard work can lead to achieving one's goals.
- π The Houston Texans' player Tank Dell is recovering after being shot in Florida, sustaining minor injuries and being in good spirits after his release from the hospital.
Q & A
What is the severe weather event affecting the nation's heartland?
-Severe weather including heavy rain, powerful thunderstorms, and tornadoes is affecting the nation's heartland, with the threat stretching from Texas to Missouri.
How many tornadoes have been reported in the past four days?
-There have been more than 100 reports of tornadoes in just the past four days.
What is the current death toll from the tornadoes?
-At least five people have died as a result of the tornadoes, including a baby just 4 months old.
Which state has declared a state of emergency due to the tornadoes?
-The Governor of Oklahoma has declared a state of emergency due to the tornadoes.
What is the current situation regarding the New York State District Attorney who was allegedly caught on camera refusing to stop for an officer?
-The incident involving New York State District Attorney Sandra Doorley was captured on police body camera, and local officials are calling for the state to investigate.
What is the current pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu?
-Pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is intensifying due to hostage families demanding a ceasefire and the release of their loved ones held by Hamas, along with the release of more videos of those still held captive.
What was discussed in the phone call between President Biden and Netanyahu?
-The phone call between President Biden and Netanyahu discussed the potential agreement for a ceasefire ahead of planned negotiations in Cairo between Israel and Hamas.
What is the situation regarding the protests on college campuses across the country?
-Protests are spreading across college campuses in the country, with some protesters demanding that schools cut ties with Israel, leading to hundreds of arrests and escalating violence at a UCLA protest.
What is the issue with the commercial milk supply?
-There are concerns for the commercial milk supply as bird flu spreads among dairy cows, with preliminary results showing 1 in 5 milk samples tested nationwide had traces of bird flu fragments.
Why is the TSA advising travelers to check their luggage?
-The TSA is advising travelers to check their luggage for stray ammunition and firearms before leaving home due to recent arrests of U.S. tourists in Turks and Caicos for possession of ammunition.
What is the current situation with the search for the suspect in the death of a Chicago police officer?
-An urgent search is underway in Chicago for the suspect in the killing of a police officer. The reward for information leading to an arrest is now $100,000.
What is the significance of Zack Gridley's journey and his goal to become an Eagle Scout?
-Zack Gridley, born with cerebral palsy, has always been determined to do the same things as his siblings and other kids his age. His goal to become an Eagle Scout, which requires earning 40 merit badges, is a testament to his hard work and determination to achieve anything he sets his mind to.
Outlines
πͺοΈ Severe Weather and Tornado Outbreak in the Heartland
The video script begins with a report on a severe weather event that has caused significant damage across the United States' heartland, stretching from Texas to Missouri. The weather has included heavy rain, powerful thunderstorms, and tornadoes. Over a hundred tornadoes have been reported in the past four days, leading to the destruction of entire neighborhoods and tragically claiming at least five lives, including a four-month-old baby. The tornadoes have also caused widespread power outages, affecting tens of thousands of people. The situation is so dire that residents are being urged to shelter in place. The report highlights the devastation in Oklahoma, where dozens are injured and a state of emergency has been declared. The weather team provides a forecast, indicating that the severe weather threat persists.
π©οΈ Tornado Watch and Potential for More Severe Weather
Meteorologist Somara Theodore discusses the ongoing threat of tornadoes and flooding, with two regions under a tornado watch, including parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and southern Missouri. There have been spotted tornadoes in Oklahoma, and a flood watch is in effect from southern Missouri to the Gulf Coast states. The weather pattern is expected to move through eastern Texas, Little Rock, and Louisiana, potentially disrupting the Monday morning commute with severe storms. There is also a potential for more severe weather in areas previously hit hard, with large hail, tornadoes, and damaging winds forecasted for Tuesday afternoon. On the East Coast, the weather is expected to be hot, with temperatures possibly reaching 90 degrees in the nation's capital.
π District Attorney's Traffic Stop Controversy
The video script covers an incident involving Sandra Doorley, a New York State District Attorney, who is under scrutiny for refusing to stop for a traffic violation and driving home instead. The encounter was captured on police body camera video, showing a tense exchange between Doorley and the police officer. Doorley admits to speeding but claims she did not hear the sirens and used her position as a District Attorney to try to intimidate the officer. Local leaders are demanding an investigation, and Doorley has stated that she pleaded guilty, paid the fine, and did not intend to use her position to gain any benefit.
πΊ Pope Francis' Visit and White House Correspondents' Dinner
Pope Francis made his first trip outside of Rome since the start of the new year, traveling to Venice for a popular arts festival. The festival featured a Vatican exhibit at a women's prison where the Pope met with inmates and artists and held a mass. Back in the United States, the White House Correspondents' Dinner took place, with entertainers and journalists attending amidst protests related to the Israel-Hamas conflict. President Biden made light of his age and made jokes about his former rival, former President Trump, who criticized the dinner as an 'absolute disaster.'
π¨ Manhunt for a Chicago Police Officer's Killer
An urgent manhunt is underway in Chicago for the suspect responsible for the murder of a police officer. The officer, aged 30, was shot and killed last week while on his way home from work. A $100,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. A 22-year-old has been named in an arrest warrant in connection with the shooting.
π NFL Player Recovering After Shooting
Wide receiver Tank Dell of the Houston Texans is recovering after being shot in Florida. The 23-year-old sustained minor injuries and has been released from the hospital. Nine other people were wounded in the Sanford bar shooting, all with non-life-threatening injuries. A 16-year-old is currently in custody.
π Bird Flu Spread Among Dairy Cows
Federal officials have reported that bird flu appears to be spreading through dairy cows in the United States. Preliminary results from the FDA show that 1 in 5 milk samples tested nationwide had traces of bird flu fragments. However, officials have assured that the commercial milk supply is safe as pasteurization should make the virus inactive.
π WNBA Star Candace Parker Announces Retirement
WNBA legend Candace Parker has announced her retirement after 16 seasons. A three-time WNBA champion and two-time league MVP, Parker is known for her authenticity throughout her career. She is the first player to win a championship with three different teams and also won two NCAA titles while at the University of Tennessee.
ποΈββοΈ Young Man's Journey to Achieve His Dream
The story of Zack Gridley, a young man born with cerebral palsy, is highlighted for his determination to achieve his goals. Despite his condition, Zack has participated in various sports and activities, including baseball, soccer, and a kids' triathlon. He joined the Cub Scouts at the age of 10 and has been working towards earning the rank of Eagle Scout, which requires 40 merit badges. Accommodations have been made for only a few badges, such as biking for his camping badge. Zack is currently working on the last required merit badge, demonstrating that with hard work, one can achieve anything.
Mindmap
Keywords
π‘Severe Weather
π‘Tornadoes
π‘State of Emergency
π‘Debris
π‘Power Outage
π‘Hostages
π‘Ceasefire
π‘Protests on College Campuses
π‘American Tourists Detained
π‘Bird Flu
π‘Eagle Scout
Highlights
Severe weather in the heartland of the U.S. has led to a tornado outbreak causing significant damage and claiming at least five lives, including a 4-month-old baby.
Over 130 tornadoes have been reported since Thursday, with the threat of more severe weather continuing from Missouri to Texas.
A New York State District Attorney was caught on camera in an incident where she allegedly refused to stop for an officer, leading to calls for a state investigation.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces increased pressure amid protests in Israel and a U.S.-led push for a ceasefire in Gaza.
At least four American tourists have been detained in Turks and Caicos after authorities found ammunition in their belongings, with potential lengthy prison sentences.
Concerns are rising for the commercial milk supply as bird flu spreads among dairy cows, although officials say pasteurization should make the virus inactive.
WNBA star Candace Parker announces her retirement after an illustrious career, including three championships and two league MVP titles.
A determined young man with cerebral palsy, Zack Gridley, is highlighted for his journey to achieve the rank of Eagle Scout, overcoming numerous physical challenges.
The weather team provides a forecast with the threat of tornadoes and flooding remaining, tracking two regions under a tornado watch.
A district attorney in New York is under scrutiny for a tense exchange with a police officer, captured on body camera, raising questions about her conduct.
President Biden and Prime Minister Netanyahu discuss a potential agreement for a ceasefire, as protests against Netanyahu's government escalate.
Violence erupts at a UCLA protest between pro-Palestinian and pro-Israel demonstrators, with hundreds arrested nationwide over the weekend.
The TSA admits failure to detect bullets in a passenger's luggage before his arrest in Turks and Caicos, where ammunition is prohibited.
Pope Francis makes his first trip outside of Rome for the year, visiting Venice for an arts festival and meeting with inmates at a women's prison.
At the White House Correspondents' Dinner, President Biden jokes about his age and takes jabs at former President Trump, who criticizes the event.
An urgent manhunt is underway in Chicago for a suspect in the killing of a police officer, with a $100,000 reward offered for information leading to an arrest.
Houston Texans wide receiver Tank Dell is recovering after being shot in Florida, sustaining minor injuries with nine others in a bar shooting.
Transcripts
>> Linsey: TONIGHT, AS WE COME
ON THE AIR, MILLIONS ARE ON
ALERT AS SEVERE WEATHER POUNDS
THE NATION'S HEARTLAND.
THE THREAT STRETCHES FROM TEXAS
TO MISSOURI.
HEAVY RAIN, POWERFUL
THUNDERSTORMS, AND THE CHANCE
FOR MORE TORNADOES.
AFTER MORE THAN 100 REPORTS OF
TWISTERS IN JUST THE PAST FOUR
DAYS, RESIDENTS SHELTERING IN
PLACE.
ENTIRE NEIGHBORHOODS LEVELED.
AT LEAST FIVE PEOPLE HAVE DIED.
AMONG THE VICTIMS, A BABY JUST
4 MONTHS OLD.
THE TORNADOES DESTROYING HOMES
AND BUSINESSES, SCATTERING
DEBRIS FOR MILES.
TENS OF THOUSANDS WITHOUT POWER.
MELISSA ADAN REPORTS FROM
OKLAHOMA.
OUR WEATHER TEAM TIMES OUT THE
THREAT TONIGHT.
>>> CAUGHT ON CAMERA.
A NEW YORK STATE DISTRICT
ATTORNEY ALLEGEDLY REFUSING TO
STOP FOR AN OFFICER.
THE PROSECUTOR ACCUSED OF
SPEEDING ON HER WAY HOME FROM
WORK.
THE INCIDENT CAPTURED ON POLICE
BODY CAMERA AND WHY LOCAL
OFFICIALS ARE CALLING FOR THE
STATE TO INVESTIGATE.
>>> THE PRESSURE ON ISRAELI
PRIME MINISTER BENJAMIN
NETANYAHU INTENSIFIES.
HOSTAGE FAMILIES, DEMANDING A
CEASE-FIRE AND THE RELEASE OF
THEIR LOVED ONES HELD BY HAMAS
AFTER MORE VIDEOS EMERGE OF
THOSE STILL HELD CAPTIVE.
TWO OF THEM DUAL AMERICAN
CITIZENS.
AND A PHONE CALL TODAY BETWEEN
PRESIDENT BIDEN AND NETANYAHU.
TOM SOUFI BURRIDGE IN ISRAEL
WITH WHAT WAS SAID ON THAT CALL.
>>> HERE AT HOME, THE FALLOUT
FUELED BY THE WAR ON COLLEGE
CAMPUSES.
ACROSS THE COUNTRY THIS WEEKEND,
HUNDREDS ARRESTED.
WHAT THE PROTESTERS ARE
DEMANDING AS
COUNTER-DEMONSTRATIONS RAMP UP.
OUR TEAM IS ON THE GROUND AT
UCLA.
>>> MORE TROUBLE IN PARADISE.
A FOURTH AMERICAN TOURIST
DETAINED ON TURKS AND CAICOS
AFTER AUTHORITIES SAY THEY FOUND
AMMUNITION IN A VIRGINIA
FATHER'S BACKPACK.
THE URGENT WARNING TONIGHT FROM
THE STATE DEPARTMENT.
>>> CONCERNS FOR THE COMMERCIAL
MILK SUPPLY AS BIRD FLU SPREADS
AMONG DAIRY COWS.
>>> AND AMERICA STRONG TONIGHT.
THE DETERMINED BOY SCOUT
OVERCOMING THE OBSTACLES AND
ODDS TO FULFILL HIS LATEST
DREAM.
>> Announcer: FROM ABC NEWS
WORLD HEADQUARTERS IN NEW YORK,
THIS IS "WORLD NEWS TONIGHT."
>> Linsey: GOOD EVENING,
EVERYONE.
THANKS SO MUCH FOR JOINING US ON
THIS SUNDAY.
I'M LINSEY DAVIS.
WE BEGIN TONIGHT WITH A DEADLY
TORNADO OUTBREAK SPANNING
SEVERAL DAYS, LEVELING TOWNS IN
THE HEARTLAND.
AT LEAST FIVE PEOPLE ARE DEAD,
INCLUDING A 4-MONTH-OLD.
ACROSS OKLAHOMA, THE TWISTERS
LEFT A TRAIL OF DESTRUCTION.
DOZENS OF PEOPLE INJURED.
THE GOVERNOR THERE DECLARING A
STATE OF EMERGENCY.
IN SULPHUR, ONE OF THE HARDEST
HIT COMMUNITIES, HOMES AND
BUSINESSES THERE DESTROYED.
THE POWERFUL WINDS FLIPPED OVER
CARS, RIPPED AWAY ROOFS, AND
DOWNED POWER LINES LEAVING
THOUSANDS IN OKLAHOMA IN THE
DARK TONIGHT.
MORE THAN 130 TORNADOES HAVE
BEEN REPORTED JUST SINCE
THURSDAY, AND THE SEVERE WEATHER
THREAT CONTINUES TONIGHT FROM
MISSOURI TO TEXAS.
OUR WEATHER TEAM IS STANDING BY
WITH THE FORECAST.
BUT ABC'S MELISSA ADAN LEADS US
OFF FROM THE STORM ZONE.
>> OH, MY GOD, THIS IS MASSIVE.
>> Reporter: TONIGHT, AT LEAST
FIVE PEOPLE ARE DEAD, INCLUDING
A 4-MONTH-OLD BABY, AND DOZENS
ARE INJURED AFTER MORE THAN 130
REPORTED TORNADOES RIPPED
THROUGH SEVERAL STATES IN THE
SOUTH AND MIDWEST.
>> TORNADO RIGHT HERE, RIGHT
HERE!
>> Reporter: IN MINDEN, IOWA,
SEVERAL PEOPLE WERE INJURED AND
ONE PERSON KILLED AS OFFICIALS
SAY NEARLY HALF THE HOMES THERE
HAVE BEEN DESTROYED.
OMAHA, NEBRASKA, ALSO HIT HARD.
TREES RIPPED FROM THE GROUND.
HOMES GONE.
>> PRETTY DEVASTATING.
IT WAS MY WIFE AND I'S DREAM
HOME.
WE'RE THANKFUL TO BE ALIVE.
>> Reporter: IN MARIETTA,
OKLAHOMA, WHERE ONE PERSON LOST
THEIR LIFE, THIS TRACTOR-TRAILER
TOSSED OFF OF THIS ROAD.
THE GOVERNOR OF OKLAHOMA
DECLARING A STATE OF EMERGENCY,
SAYING HE'S NEVER SEEN ANYTHING
LIKE THIS.
>> YOU JUST CAN'T BELIEVE THE
DESTRUCTION.
IT SEEMS LIKE EVERY BUSINESS IN
DOWNTOWN HAS BEEN DESTROYED NOW.
>> Reporter: THE SMALL TOWN
OF SULPHUR, OKLAHOMA, WAS ONE OF
THE HARDEST HIT COMMUNITIES
DURING THE OUTBREAK.
JORETTA MORRIS AND HER HUSBAND
DROVE HOME IN THE CAR DURING THE
STORM.
THEY WOULD MAKE IT, RACING INTO
THEIR STORM SHELTER.
BUT WHEN IT WAS OVER, THEIR
HOUSE WAS REDUCED TO THIS.
>> IT'S JUST SO SAD TO LOOK UP
AND DOWN THE STREET AND SEE WHAT
USED TO BE AND IS NOT NOW AND TO
KNOW THAT THERE'S SO MANY PEOPLE
THAT ARE REALLY SUFFERING RIGHT
NOW.
>> Reporter: THE DAMAGE IN THE
COMMUNITY OF SULPHUR IS
EXTENSIVE.
NOW CREWS HAVE ARRIVED HERE TO
THE TOWN TO HELP CLEAN UP.
YOU CAN SEE THE ROOFS HERE
COLLAPSING ONTO A CAR.
IT IS GOING TO BE A LONG
RECOVERY.
JULIE COX RAN THIS SMALL
BOUTIQUE FOR 13 YEARS IN
SULPHUR.
WE WALKED WITH HER AS SHE SAW
HER BUSINESS FOR THE FIRST TIME
AFTER THE TORNADOES HIT.
THE BUILDING GUTTED.
THE AWNING ABOVE THE STOREFRONT
RIPPED OFF.
THOSE WINDOWS SHATTERED.
>> YOU DON'T KNOW HOW MUCH REAL
DAMAGE IS DONE TILL YOU SEE IT
WITH YOUR OWN EYES.
>> WHEN YOU HEARD THERE WAS A
TORNADO TOUCHING DOWN IN
SULPHUR, WHAT WAS GOING THROUGH
YOUR MIND?
>> I JUST STARTED PRAYING.
THAT'S ALL WE CAN DO.
>> Reporter: DESPITE THE
DEVASTATING DAMAGE, SHE TELLS US
SHE WILL REBUILD.
>> YEAH, WE'LL GET THROUGH IT.
>> Reporter: LINSEY, AUTHORITIES
SAY IT WAS AN EF-3 TORNADO THAT
TOUCHED DOWN HERE IN SULPHUR.
YOU CAN SEE THAT DAMAGE.
HOMES HERE DESTROYED, AND SO
MANY FAMILIES HERE, THEIR
LIVELIHOOD DMD DEPENDS ON THESE
LOCAL BUSINESSES THAT ARE NOW
GONE.
YET AGAIN TONIGHT, THESE
FAMILIES ON EDGE FOR ANOTHER
ROUND OF SEVERE WEATHER.
LINSEY.
>> Linsey: AND WE KNOW THOSE
NIGHTTIME TORNADOES CAN BE MORE
DANGEROUS.
MELISSA, THANK YOU.
>>> LET'S GET RIGHT TO ABC
METEOROLOGIST SOMARA THEODORE.
SOMARA, SOUNDS LIKE THE THREAT
FROM THESE DANGEROUS STORMS IS
NOT OVER YET.
>> THAT'S CORRECT, LINSEY.
THE BIGGEST THREATS REMAIN TO BE
TORNADOES AND FLOODING.
NOW WE'RE TRACKING TWO REGIONS
THAT ARE UNDER A TORNADO WATCH.
FIRST ONE IS SOUTH AND EAST OF
WACO, TEXAS, UNTIL 9:00 P.M.
THE SECOND AREA IS PARTS OF
OKLAHOMA, ARKANSAS, AND SOUTHERN
MISSOURI UNTIL 11:00 P.M.
WE'VE ALREADY SEEN SOME SPOTTED
TORNADOES IN OKLAHOMA.
WE ALSO HAVE A FLOOD WATCH IN
EFFECT FROM SOUTHERN MISSOURI
ALL THE WAY DOWN TO THE GULF
COAST STATES FOR THE NEXT 24
HOURS.
NOW, LET'S TIME THIS OUT.
YOU CAN SEE THIS LINE OF STORMS
REALLY COMING TOGETHER THROUGH
ABOUT 9:00 P.M.
SWEEPING THROUGH EASTERN TEXAS,
ARRIVING IN LITTLE ROCK, AND
THEN TOMORROW MORNING, MOVING
THROUGH THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
MEANING THEY COULD BE WAKING UP
TO SOME SEVERE STORMS DURING
THAT MONDAY MORNING COMMUTE.
WE'RE ALSO TRACKING THE
POTENTIAL FOR MORE SEVERE
WEATHER IN THAT REGION
PREVIOUSLY HIT HARD -- OMAHA,
LINCOLN, ST. JOSEPH.
THERE WE COULD SEE LARGE HAIL, A
FEW TORNADOES, AND DAMAGING
WINDS TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
MEANWHILE, ON THE EAST COAST,
IT'S BEEN A NUMBERS GAME.
WE'RE LOOKING AT SOME OF THE
HOTTEST TEMPERATURES OF THE YEAR
ARRIVING.
IN FACT, IN OUR NATION'S CAPITAL
TOMORROW AFTERNOON, WE COULD BE
AROUND 90 DEGREES.
LINSEY.
>> Linsey: WOW, WHAT A QUICK
WARM-UP THERE.
SOMARA, THANK YOU.
>>> NOW TO THE UPSTATE NEW YORK
DISTRICT ATTORNEY WHO IS UNDER
SCRUTINY TONIGHT AFTER IGNORING
A TRAFFIC STOP.
THE INCIDENT WAS CAPTURED ON
POLICE BODY CAMERA VIDEO.
D.A. SANDRA DOORLEY IS SEEN
HAVING A TENSE EXCHANGE WITH A
POLICE OFFICER.
LOCAL LEADERS ARE DEMANDING AN
INVESTIGATION AND WHAT THE D.A.
IS SAYING TONIGHT ABOUT THAT
ENCOUNTER.
HERE'S ABC REENA ROY.
>> Reporter: TONIGHT, GROWING
CALLS TO INVESTIGATE THIS
NEW YORK STATE DISTRICT
ATTORNEY.
>> GET OUT OF MY [ BLEEP ]
HOUSE.
>> Reporter: STUNNING POLICE
BODY CAMERA FOOTAGE OBTAINED BY
OUR AFFILIATE WHAM SHOWING
MONROE COUNTY D.A.
SANDRA DOORLEY MOMENTS AFTER
AUTHORITIES SAY SHE REFUSED TO
PULL OVER FOR A TRAFFIC STOP
LAST WEEK, INSTEAD DRIVING HOME.
THE OFFICER FOLLOWING DOORLEY
LESS THAN A MILE TO HER GARAGE,
CONFRONTING HER.
>> WHAT IS THE REASON YOU'RE SO
AGAINST WHAT I'M DOING?
I'M DOING MY JOB.
YOU SAY YOU'RE A D.A.?
>> I AM THE D.A.
>> OKAY.
>> LET ME GET YOU MY BADGE.
I AM THE D.A. OF MONROE COUNTY.
>> Reporter: DOORLEY ADMITTING
SHE WAS SPEEDING.
>> I WAS GOING 55 COMING HOME
FROM WORK.
>> 55 IN A 35.
>> I DON'T REALLY CARE.
>> Reporter: CLAIMING SHE DID
NOT HEAR THE SIRENS AND DIDN'T
STOP BECAUSE OF OTHER CARS,
APPEARING TO USE HER POSITION OF
POWER TO INTIMIDATE THE
RESPONDING OFFICER.
>> I UNDERSTAND THE LAW BETTER
THAN YOU.
>> Reporter: AT ONE POINT SHE
EVEN APPEARS TO CALL THE POLICE
CHIEF.
>> 55 IN A 35 ON PHILLIPS ROAD.
>> CAN YOU TELL HIM TO LEAVE ME
ALONE?
>> CAN YOU STAY OVER HERE,
MA'AM?
>> NO, I'M NOT STAYING OVER
HERE.
>> THIS IS A LEGAL TRAFFIC STOP.
>> Reporter: EVENTUALLY TELLING
THE OFFICER TO WRITE HER A
TICKET.
>> I'M THE ONE THAT PROSECUTES
IT, OKAY?
JUST GO AHEAD AND DO IT.
>> Reporter: AND ULTIMATELY
APOLOGIZING.
>> YOU KNOW WHAT I'VE BEEN
DEALING WITH ALL DAY?
THREE MURDERS IN THE CITY.
AND DO YOU THINK I REALLY CARE
IF I WAS GOING 20 MILES OVER THE
SPEED LIMIT?
>> Reporter: IN A STATEMENT,
DOORLEY SAYING SHE PLED GUILTY
AND HAD NO INTENTION OF USING
HER POSITION TO RECEIVE A
BENEFIT, ADDING, "NOBODY,
INCLUDING YOUR DISTRICT
ATTORNEY, IS ABOVE THE LAW.
>> Linsey: DOORLEY SAYS SHE'S
ALREADY PAID THE FINE.
REENA ROY JOINS US HERE IN NEW
YORK.
WE KNOW COUNTY OFFICIALS ARE
ASKING FOR A PROBE.
WHAT CAN YOU TELL US ABOUT
ATTORNEY GENERAL LETITIA JAMES
TO INVESTIGATE HER CONDUCT?
>> Reporter: CITY COUNCIL
MEMBERS SAY THEY ARE QUESTIONING
DOORLEY'S FITNESS TO SERVE
BECAUSE OF HER BEHAVIOR.
WE HAVE REACHED OUT TO THE
A.G.'S OFFICE FOR COMMENT BUT
HAVEN'T HEARD BACK YET.
>> Linsey: REENA, THANK YOU.
>>> TURNING OVERSEAS NOW TO
ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER BENJAMIN
NETANYAHU, WHO FACES INCREASED
PRESSURE AT HOME AND ABROAD OVER
THE WAR IN GAZA.
THOUSANDS ARE PROTESTING IN
ISRAEL, DEMANDING A CEASE-FIRE
DEAL TO FREE THE HOSTAGES.
HAMAS RELEASED THIS VIDEO OF
ISRAELI AMERICAN HOSTAGE KEITH
SIEGEL.
THIS IS THE FIRST TIME HE'S BEEN
SEEN AFTER MORE THAN 200 DAYS IN
CAPTIVITY.
HERE'S ABC'S TOM SOUFI BURRIDGE.
>> Reporter: TONIGHT, AMID
GROWING ANGER FROM FAMILIES OF
HOSTAGES AND A RENEWED U.S.-LED
PUSH TO REACH A CEASE-FIRE,
ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER NETANYAHU
UNDER INTENSE POLITICAL
PRESSURE.
THE WHITE HOUSE SAYING IT
SUPPORTS A SIX-WEEK PAUSE IN THE
FIGHTING.
>> HAMAS HAS NOT FULLY REJECTED
IT.
THEY ARE CONSIDERING THIS
PROPOSAL ON THE TABLE.
>> Reporter: PRESIDENT BIDEN
SPEAKING BY PHONE TODAY WITH
NETANYAHU TO DISCUSS THE
POTENTIAL AGREEMENT AHEAD OF
PLANNED NEGOTIATIONS IN CAIRO
THIS WEEK BETWEEN ISRAEL AND
HAMAS.
NETANYAHU'S GOVERNMENT DIVIDED.
RIGHT-WING HARD-LINERS TODAY
THREATENING TO LEAVE THE
GOVERNING COALITION IF ISRAEL
AGREES TO WHAT THEY CALL A
RECKLESS DEAL.
ON THE OTHER SIDE, ISRAELI WAR
CABINET MEMBER BENNY GANTZ
WARNING IF THE GOVERNMENT
DOESN'T PRIORITIZE THE HOSTAGES,
IT WILL, HE SAYS, NOT HAVE THE
RIGHT TO CONTINUE.
ANGER BOILING OVER AT PROTESTS
AGAINST NETANYAHU'S GOVERNMENT
IN RECENT DAYS AFTER HAMAS
RELEASED NEW VIDEOS OF TWO
AMERICAN ISRAELI HOSTAGES.
64-YEAR-OLD KEITH SIEGEL SEEN
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN CAPTIVITY,
SPEAKING UNDER DURESS AS HE
BREAKS DOWN IN TEARS.
TODAY KEITH'S BROTHER, DAVID,
SPEAKING TO ME FROM ROCHESTER,
NEW YORK, CALLING ON NETANYAHU
TO PUT THE LIVES OF THE HOSTAGES
FIRST.
>> THIS IS A CENTRAL AND
CRITICAL MOMENT.
THIS OPPORTUNITY HAS TO BE TAKEN
ADVANTAGE OF BY THE ISRAELI
GOVERNMENT.
>> Reporter: THAT VIDEO OF KEITH
RELEASED JUST THREE DAYS AFTER
HAMAS DISTRIBUTED A SEPARATE
VIDEO OF 23-YEAR-OLD AMERICAN
ISRAELI HOSTAGE HERSH
GOLDBERG-POLIN.
LINSEY, PRESIDENT BIDEN
REITERATING TO NETANYAHU THE
U.S. DOES NOT SUPPORT A GROUND
OPERATION INTO RAFAH ON GAZA'S
SOUTHERN BORDER, WHERE MORE THAN
A MILLION PALESTINIANS ARE
TAKING REFUGE.
THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION
REPEATEDLY CALLING SUCH AN
OPERATION A MISTAKE.
LINSEY.
>> Linsey: TOM, THANK YOU.
>>> WE TURN NOW TO THE IMPACT OF
THAT WAR HERE AT HOME.
CAMPUS PROTESTS SPREADING ACROSS
THE COUNTRY.
SOME OF THE PROTESTERS ARE
DEMANDING THAT SCHOOLS CUT TIES
WITH ISRAEL.
THE VIOLENCE ESCALATING TODAY AT
A UCLA PROTEST, AND ACROSS THE
NATION THIS WEEKEND, HUNDREDS OF
ARRESTS.
MORE NOW FROM ABC'S ZOHREEN
SHAH.
>> Reporter: TONIGHT, ESCALATING
VIOLENCE AT UCLA, DUELING
DEMONSTRATIONS BETWEEN
PRO-PALESTINIAN AND PRO-ISRAEL
PROTESTERS AS CAMPUSES
NATIONWIDE STRUGGLE TO RESPOND
TO WIDESPREAD UPROAR.
>> GUYS, STOP!
>> Reporter: THE SCHOOL SAYING A
GROUP REACHED A BARRIER
SEPARATING TWO GROUPS OF
PROTESTERS, CAUSING PHYSICAL
ALTERCATIONS, ADDING, "WE ARE
HEARTBROKEN ABOUT THE VIOLENCE
THAT BROKE OUT."
THERE ARE ABOUT A THOUSAND
PEOPLE OUT HERE.
A LOT OF ENERGY.
YOU CAN SEE PEOPLE WAVING THEIR
FLAGS.
YOU CAN SEE SOME PEOPLE ON EACH
OTHER'S SHOULDERS RIGHT OVER
THERE.
A LOT OF ANGER OUT HERE AS WELL.
BOTH JEWISH AND PALESTINIAN
PROTESTERS TELLING ME THEY DON'T
FEEL SAFE ON CAMPUS.
>> IT'S VERY CONCERNING TO OTHER
JEWISH STUDENTS ON CAMPUS
BECAUSE THIS IS A THREAT TO OUR
CULTURE AND OUR RELIGION.
>> THE POLICE, THE CAMPUS
SECURITY HAS NOT BEEN PROTECTING
THE PALESTINIAN PROTESTERS.
>> Reporter: THIS WEEKEND,
HUNDREDS OF STUDENTS ARRESTED
ACROSS THE COUNTRY, FROM ARIZONA
STATE TO INDIANA UNIVERSITY AND
NORTHEASTERN IN BOSTON.
MANY DEMONSTRATORS DEMANDING
THEIR UNIVERSITY DIVEST FROM
COMPANIES THEY SAY PROFIT FROM
THE ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR AND CALL
FOR A CEASE-FIRE WHILE
COUNTER-PROTESTERS DEMAND
THE 100-PLUS HOSTAGES BE
RELEASED BY HAMAS.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY SUSPENDING
SEVERAL STUDENTS AND REFERRING
TO EMPLOYEES TO HUMAN RESOURCES,
SAYING THEY ARE DEEPLY
DISTRESSED BY SOME OF THE CHANTS
MADE AT RALLIES NEAR THE
ENCAMPMENT.
THE PROTESTING GROUP HAS
REPEATEDLY STATED THAT THEIR
PROTEST IS POLITICAL AND NOT
ANTI-SEMITIC, BUT THESE CHANTS
BELIE THAT CLAIM.
AND MOMENTS AGO, POLICE WALKING
INTO THAT CROWD, DISPERSING
THOSE TWO GROUPS.
THAT CROWD GOING FROM THOUSANDS
TO A FEW PEOPLE BEHIND ME.
LINSEY.
>> Linsey: NEXT TONIGHT, YET
ANOTHER AMERICAN WAS ARRESTED IN
TURKS AND CAICOS AFTER
AMMUNITION WAS ALLEGEDLY
DISCOVERED IN HIS BACKPACK.
FOUR AMERICANS NOW POSSIBLY FACE
AT LEAST 12 YEARS BEHIND BARS
AFTER A NEW LAW THERE RECENTLY
WENT INTO EFFECT.
THE NEW DETAILS COMING IN
TONIGHT.
HERE'S ABC'S MORGAN NORWOOD.
>> Reporter: TONIGHT, WE'RE
LEARNING FOUR U.S. TOURISTS ARE
FACING THE POSSIBILITY OF
SIGNIFICANT JAIL TIME IN TURKS
AND CAICOS FOR BRINGING BULLETS
TO THE ISLANDS.
>> WE'RE JUST SCARED THAT HE'S
NOT GOING TO COME HOME, AND MY
SON SHOULDN'T HAVE TO GROW UP
WITHOUT A FATHER.
>> Reporter: TYLER WENRICH IS
BEHIND BARS IN TURKS AFTER
AUTHORITIES SAY THEY FOUND TWO 9
MILLIMETER ROUNDS IN HIS
BACKPACK AS HE RE-BOARDED A
CRUISE SHIP.
THE VIRGINIA FATHER NOW CHARGED
WITH POSSESSION OF AMMUNITION.
THE MANDATORY MINIMUM SENTENCE,
12 YEARS IN PRISON.
>> I UNDERSTAND THAT THERE'S
LAWS AND REGULATIONS, BUT THERE
SHOULD BE FAIRNESS AND GRACE
WHEN IT COMES TO THINGS, AND
ESPECIALLY THE INTENT OF THEM.
THERE WAS NO INTENT TO HARM
ANYBODY.
>> Reporter: IT COMES AS THE
STATE DEPARTMENT HAS WARNED
TRAVELERS TO CHECK THEIR LUGGAGE
FOR STRAY AMMUNITION AND
FIREARMS BEFORE LEAVING HOME.
TURKS AND CAICOS OUTLAWS GUNS
AND AMMUNITION, BUT STRICTER
LAWS NOW MAKE IT PUNISHABLE BY
JAIL FOR EVERYONE REGARDLESS OF
CITIZENSHIP.
WENRICH NOW THE LATEST AMERICAN
TOURIST ARRESTED IN TURKS AND
CAICOS WITHIN THE PAST FOUR
MONTHS ON SIMILAR CHARGES.
BACK IN DECEMBER, 72-YEAR-OLD
MICHAEL LEE EVANS OF TEXAS WAS
DETAINED FOR POSSESSION OF SEVEN
9 MILLIMETER ROUNDS.
AND IN FEBRUARY, AUTHORITIES
CHARGING BRIAN HAGERICH OF
PENNSYLVANIA AFTER AMMO WAS
FOUND IN HIS CHECKED BAG.
>> YOU QUICKLY LEARN THAT
THERE'S A LOT AT STAKE HERE.
>> Reporter: AND EARLIER THIS
MONTH, RYAN WATSON OF OKLAHOMA
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY AFTER FOUR
ROUNDS OF HUNTING AMMUNITION WAS
UNCOVERED IN HIS DUFFEL BAG.
>> I JUST HOPE THAT THEY KNOW
THAT AT THE END OF THE DAY, THIS
WAS AN ACCIDENT.
>> Reporter: TONIGHT, LINSEY,
TSA ADMITTING IT FAILED TO
DETECT THE BULLETS BEFORE RYAN
WATSON WAS ARRESTED IN TURKS AND
CAICOS, ADDING AMMUNITION IS
PROHIBITED IN CARRY-ON BAGS AND
THAT PASSENGERS ARE RESPONSIBLE
FOR THE CONTENTS OF THEIR
LUGGAGE.
LINSEY.
>> Linsey: MORGAN, THANK YOU.
>>> OVERSEAS, POPE FRANCIS
MAKING HIS FIRST VISIT OUTSIDE
OF ROME SINCE THE START OF THE
NEW YEAR.
THE 87-YEAR-OLD PONTIFF TRAVELED
TO VENICE FOR A POPULAR ARTS
FESTIVAL, WHICH FEATURED A
VATICAN EXHIBIT AT A WOMEN'S
PRISON.
HE MET WITH THE INMATES AND
ARTISTS AND HELD A MASS.
>>> BACK HERE AT HOME, TOASTS,
JOKES AND PROTESTS AT THE WHITE
HOUSE CORRESPONDENTS' DINNER IN
THE NATION'S CAPITAL.
ENTERTAINERS AND JOURNALISTS
WERE GREETED BY DEMONSTRATORS
PROTESTING THE ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR.
PRESIDENT BIDEN JOKED ABOUT HIS
AGE WHILE TAKING SEVERAL SWIPES
AT HIS RIVAL FOR THE WHITE
HOUSE, FORMER PRESIDENT TRUMP.
>> I'M A GROWN MAN RUNNING
AGAINST A 6-YEAR-OLD.
AGE IS THE ONLY THING WE HAVE IN
COMMON.
MY VICE PRESIDENT ACTUALLY
ENDORSES ME.
>> TRUMP RESPONDED EARLIER TODAY
CALLING THE DINNER, QUOTE, AN
ABSOLUTE DISASTER.
>>> THERE IS STILL MUCH MORE
AHEAD ON "WORLD NEWS TONIGHT"
THIS SUNDAY.
THE URGENT MANHUNT FOR A SUSPECT
IN THE DEATH OF A CHICAGO POLICE
OFFICER,
AND WHAT FEDERAL OFFICIALS ARE
SAYING ABOUT THE NATION'S MILK
SUPPLY AS BIRD FLU SPREADS IN
DAIRY COWS.
>> Linsey: NEXT TONIGHT, AN
URGENT SEARCH IS UNDER WAY IN
CHICAGO FOR THE SUSPECT IN THE
KILLING OF A POLICE OFFICER.
THE REWARD FOR INFORMATION
LEADING TO AN ARREST IS NOW
$100,000.
THE 30-YEAR-OLD OFFICER WAS SHOT
AND KILLED LAST WEEK WHILE ON
HIS WAY HOME FROM WORK.
POLICE HAVE ISSUED AN ARREST
WARRANT FOR A 22-YEAR-OLD IN
CONNECTION WITH THE SHOOTING.
>>> JUST BEFORE WE CAME ON THE
AIR TONIGHT, THE HOUSTON TEXANS
ANNOUNCED ONE OF THEIR PLAYERS,
WIDE RECEIVER TANK DELL, IS
RECOVERING AFTER BEING SHOT IN
FLORIDA.
THE 23-YEAR-OLD SUSTAINED MINOR
INJURIES AND HAS BEEN RELEASED
FROM THE HOSPITAL.
THE TEAM SAYS HE'S IN GOOD
SPIRITS.
NINE OTHER PEOPLE WERE WOUNDED
IN THE SHOOTING AT A SANFORD
BAR, ALL WITH
NON-LIFE-THREATENING INJURIES.
A 16-YEAR-OLD IS IN CUSTODY.
>>> WHEN WE COME BACK, CONCERNS
FOR THE NATION'S MILK SUPPLY AS
BIRD FLU SPREADS IN DAIRY COWS.
>> Linsey: TO "THE INDEX" NOW.
FEDERAL OFFICIALS SAY THE BIRD
FLU OUTBREAK APPEARS TO BE
SPREADING THROUGH DAIRY COWS IN
THE UNITED STATES.
THE FDA SAYS PRELIMINARY RESULTS
SHOWED 1 IN 5 MILK SAMPLES
TESTED NATIONWIDE HAD TRACES OF
BIRD FLU FRAGMENTS.
OFFICIALS SAY THE COMMERCIAL
MILK SUPPLY IS SAFE.
PASTEURIZATION SHOULD MAKE THE
VIRUS INACTIVE.
>>> TONIGHT, WNBA GREAT CANDACE
PARKER HAS ANNOUNCED HER
RETIREMENT.
THE THREE-TIME WNBA CHAMP AND
TWO-TIME LEAGUE MVP CALLED IT
QUITS AFTER 16 SEASONS, SAYING
ON INSTAGRAM, "I'M PROUD I'VE
ALWAYS BEEN TRUE AND STAYED TRUE
TO ME."
PARKER IS THE FIRST PLAYER TO
WIN A CHAMPIONSHIP WITH THREE
DIFFERENT TEAMS.
SHE ALSO WON TWO NCAA TITLES
WHILE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF
TENNESSEE.
>>> WHEN WE COME BACK, THE YOUNG
MAN WHO WON'T LET ANYTHING STAND
IN THE WAY OF HIS GOAL.
>> Linsey: FINALLY TONIGHT,
"AMERICA STRONG."
A YOUNG MAN, HIS DREAM, AND HIS
DETERMINATION.
ZACK GRIDLEY IS ON A JOURNEY.
BORN PREMATURELY AFTER SUFFERING
BLEEDS ON BOTH SIDES OF HIS
BRAIN, HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH
CEREBRAL PALSY, UNDERGOING
PHYSICAL, OCCUPATIONAL, AND
SPEECH THERAPY SINCE HE WAS A
BABY.
>> GOOD JOB.
>> Reporter: BUT THIS
17-YEAR-OLD FROM LITTLE ROCK HAS
ALWAYS BEEN DETERMINED TO DO THE
SAME THINGS AS HIS SIBLINGS AND
OTHER KIDS HIS AGE.
AT 6, HE JOINED A BASEBALL TEAM
WITH THE MIRACLE LEAGUE.
BY 8, HE WAS PLAYING SOCCER
THROUGH COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS.
AT 10, HE COMPLETED A KIDS
TRIATHLON.
AND AROUND THAT SAME TIME, ZACK
JOINED THE CUB SCOUTS, AND HE'S
BEEN SQUARELY FOCUSED ON EARNING
THE RANKING OF EAGLE SCOUT,
AWARDED 40 MERIT BADGES IN THE
PAST SIX YEARS, RECEIVING
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR ONLY A FEW,
LIKE BIKING, A REQUIREMENT FOR
HIS CAMPING BADGE.
HERE HE IS ON THE RECUMBENT BIKE
HE RODE TO COVER THE SAME 15
MILE LONG ROUTE AS HIS SCOUT
MATES.
TODAY ZACK IS WORKING ON THE
LAST REQUIRED MERIT BADGE.
>> IN MY 40 YEARS AS AN ADULT
VOLUNTEER, I DON'T KNOW THAT
I'VE EVER SEEN A SCOUT WHO WAS
MORE EXCITED ABOUT REACHING A
GOAL, ESPECIALLY TO BE AN EAGLE
SCOUT.
>> Reporter: HIS MESSAGE
TONIGHT, THAT THROUGH HARD WORK,
YOU CAN ACHIEVE ANYTHING.
>> WORK HARD, AND IF YOU WANT TO
ACHIEVE SOMETHING, YOU CAN DO
IT, BUT IT MIGHT TAKE A LITTLE
MORE HARD WORK TO GET THERE.
>> THAT HARD WORK PAYING OFF,
ZACK.
THANKS SO MUCH FOR WATCHING.
I'M LINSEY DAVIS.
I'LL SEE YOU TOMORROW ON GMA IN
THE MORNING.
DAVID MUIR RIGHT BACK HERE
TOMORROW.
HAVE A GREAT NIGHT.
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