Neighbor. Thanks for joining us. World news tonight with david muir is tonight, the severe storm watch as we come on the air. New york city, philadelphia, down to washington, d. C. , bracing for dangerous storms, high winds after the blistering heat. And the Lightning Strikes. Eight people on one beach injured. Hundreds of thousands without power tonight. And ginger zee with the new track as this hits in the coming hours. Also developing tonight, rising tensions between the u. S. And iran. Iran tonight now claiming to have captured 17 alleged cia spies. How President Trump is now responding amid new images tonight of iranian gunships circling that captured tanker. The American Woman and her boyfriend discovered dead on a road trip in canada, and just in tonight, authorities have just revealed the cause of death and theyve now released a sketch of a person they want to talk to. And this evening, the second mystery just now emerging in canada. Here at home tonight, the Young College stud
all right. you re first time back with us since maternity leave. reporter: great to be back. great to have you. congrats. in other news tonight, there is news on the federal budget this evening. president trump announcing a two-year deal with congressional democrats. republican leaders also signing on tonight. the president calls the bipartisan agreement a, quote, real compromise. it would boost spending for defense and also for democrats domestic priorities and lift the debt ceiling past the election. a vote in congress is expected by the end of the week. and honoring former supreme court justice john paul stevens. his casket was carried into the high court as dozens of his former law clerks stood by today. five of the current justices were there for a simple ceremony. president trump and the first lady visiting to pay their respects. stevens, who served 35 years on the high court, will be buried at arlington national cemetery tomorrow. there is still much more ahead on
court of appeals he wrote more than 300 opinions that reflect a strong record of support for limited government, religious liberty and our second amendment. he s a conservative that interpret the constitution as written. talk wils will continue toda attorneys for professor christine blasey ford iron out conditions for her testimony on thursday. the white house has fired back, calling the tentative agreement a, quote, delay tactic, also issues this statement saying in part we appear in close tore a fair hearing. but one thing has remained consistent. brett kavanaugh remains ready, willing and eager to testify. joining us now is the president of the center for american progress. an unbroken line of conservative and republican men saying it is brett kavanaugh that is the victim here and the biggest priorities are, priority number
top that they use to help run their businesses. this time they are asking for $2 billion off the top. which sports illustrated reporter says is the main dealbreaker here. this is being driven by the owners. the players, their motto is we want to play and they are willing to maintain the terms of the current agreement and the owners will say, if one side is happy with the agreement a is probably unfair. fans probably think it is most unfair to them who make professional football the cash cow that is it. shepard: a court ruling could play a big role. reporter: we learn on tuesday that when the nfl negotiated the recent deal with the tv net it works, fox and cbs and nbc, they agreed to pay $4 billion in broadcast rights, whether there were games or not, because it was expected there could be a lock out. now a federal judge ruled that