Muir is next. Im kristen and he. Tonight, the president punts, holding his own event. After disinviting the champion Philadelphia Eagles, instead many in the crowd today for the president , white house staffers. Calling it a celebration of america, after he learned only a handful of eagles players were going to come. And tonight, the controversy of this image. The player praying before a game, speaking out now after this image was used to make it look like the eagles were kneeling during the anthem. The urgent alert at this hour from authorities. Volcanic debris is coming down yet again. And new images tonight, families trying to outrun giant plumes of ash. Some buried alive. The heartbreaking headline here in New York City tonight. A name known to so many, designer kate spade, famous for her handbags and womens accessories, found dead inside her apartment. The letter she left behind. New tonight, what the judge
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these are major changes. amy with us here tonight. and gretchen kacarlson has becoe a real voice against sexual harassment, and i m curious, amy, does she see these changes as a me too moment in our culture? reporter: she does. gretchen says they are moving and organization forward in this cultural revolution. one thing she says will stay the same, the women in this competition will earn scholarship money for college. gretchen says the focus is all about female empowerment and it will stay that way. great to have you at the desk, amy. reporter: thank you. when we come back here, what happened 50 years ago tonight. and more on that urgent manhunt this evening. police releasing new surveillance of a suspect accused in that deadly hatchet attack. and more on that doctor caught dancing in the operating room. the patients now suing. we ll be right back. then i realized something was missing. me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doctor and learne
they re still at large as of right enough. those are police officers. kind of hard to tell. the shooting was right next to the building i m in so please keep me in my prayers or good wishes and pretty much everyone on delta state campus. rod, amazing video coming from somebody who was under lockdown asking for prayers for her own safety. but it goes to show that they immediately put some sort of plan into action. that s right, gretchen. and you know what? a lot of college campuses swlgs a lot of high schools are actually going through active shooter preparation training. very, very important. that school down there has also gone through that training along with the local police department there in cleveland, mississippi. and i can tell you that what they did right around 10:45 east coast time, 11:45 central time, they actually put into place their active shooter protocol, which means lock down everything within sight. that s what they did on campus. you know what they actually told
second-degree burns fighting the flames over the weekend. the valley fire now 61,000 acres big, just y8 5% contained, tens thousands of residents are evacuated. many don t know if they will have a home to come back to. it is just heartbreaking. and more than 1,000 firefighters are hoping the calmer winds and cooler temperatures will help them boost the containment numbers. meantime, a dozen other major wildfires are burning in this drought-stricken state. a 70,000 acre fire is 60 miles out of sacramento, 30% contained. there s another big fire burning near fresno, 36% contained. gretchen, i can tell you that the cause of all of these wildfires remains under investigation. back to you. claudia cohen, thanks for the update. let s move on to terror. american authorities are closely monitoring any potential threats ahead of pope francis upcoming visit next week to america. mike mccall says one particular
it lets students do homework and study at home. so far more than two million people across america have benefitted. internet essentials is going to transform the lives of families. i see myself as maybe an entrepreneur. internet essentials from comcast. helping to bridge the digital divide. welcome back the real story. a georgia man who left his son in a hot suv was back in court today. his defense team wants the judge to close the courtroom for pretrial hearings where evidence will be discussed. trace gallagher has been looking into this story, live with more on it. hi, trace. hi, gretchen. justin ross harris is accused of leaving his 22-month-old in that car for more than seven hours in june of last year outside of atlanta where the temperature was somewhere in the mid-80s. the boy died of hyper theorem area, which is overheating.