ABC World Records Tonight Full Broadcast – June 2, 2024

TONIGHT A RAGING WILDFIRE FORCING EVACUATIONS IN THE WEST. FED BY GUSTING WINDS, FURTHER FUELED BY EXTREME HEAT IN THE COMING DAYS. AND THE WATER CRISIS IN ONE OF AMERICA'S BIGGEST CITIES. WE BEGIN WITH THE FIRE. 14,000 ACRES BURNED IN.

CALIFORNIA'S CENTRAL VALLEY. AT LEAST TWO FIREFIGHTERS INJURED. THE WIND THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE FOR CREWS. FURTHER COMPOUNDING THE ISSUE, INTENSE HEAT ON THE WAY IN THE WEST THAT COULD BRING THE HOTTEST TEMPERATURES OF THE.

YEAR. >>> A STATE OF EMERGENCY IN ATLANTA. WATER POURING THROUGH THE STREETS, BUT NOT THROUGH TAPS IN A BIG PORTION OF THE CITY. CREWS WORKING TO FIX BROKEN MAINS. RESIDENTS NOW BLASTING THE.

CITY'S RESPONSE. AS THEY'RE ADVISED TO BOIL WATER. >>> DETAILS JUST COMING IN ON A SHARK ATTACK OFF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. THE VICTIM RUSHED TO THE HOSPITAL WITH WHAT ARE BEING CALLED SIGNIFICANT INJURIES.

>>> AMERICAN VOTERS ARE DIVIDED OVER DONALD TRUMP'S CONVICTION. THE NEW ABC NEWS/IPSOS POLL THAT SHOWS HALF BELIEVE THE GUILTY VERDICT WAS CORRECT, BUT NEARLY THE SAME NUMBER OF PEOPLE CALL IT POLITICALLY MOTIVATED. TRUMP LASHES OUT AGAIN AT HIS OPPONENTS SAYING THEY'RE SICK.

THE FORMER PRESIDENT NOW WARNED OF A BREAKING POINT IF HE'S KEPT UNDER HOUSE ARREST. >>> THE HISTORIC ELECTION IN MEXICO. THE COUNTRY ALL BUT GUARANTEED TO HAVE ITS FIRST FEMALE PRESIDENT. THE CAMPAIGN MARRED BY POLITICAL.

VIOLENCE WITH DOZENS OF CANDIDATES KILLED. WHAT THE ELECTION MEANS FOR U.S./MEXICAN RELATIONS. >>> THE PRESSURE BUILDING ON BENJAMIN NETANYAHU TO ACCEPT THE GAZA CEASE-FIRE DEAL OUTLINED BY PRESIDENT BIDEN BUT HE'S FACING PUSHBACK FROM HIS COALITION.

COULD THIS COST HIM HIS JOB, AND WILL HAMAS ACCEPT THE TERMS? >>> OPEC NATIONS AGREE TO EXTEND PRODUCTION CUTS. WHAT THIS COULD MEAN FOR GAS PRICES AS WE HEAD INTO THE BUSY SUMMER MONTHS. >>> PLUS, THE FRIGHTENING SCENE AT A MONSTER TRUCK SHOW.

A TRUCK PULLS DOWN POWER LINES FORCING SPECTATORS TO SCRAMBLE. MULTIPLE INJURIES REPORTED. >>> AND AMERICA STRONG TONIGHT, THE AMERICANS WHO HELPED WIN WORLD WAR II RETURN TO FRANCE, RECEIVING A HERO'S WELCOME. >> 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. A WIND FUELED FIRE SCORCHING THOUSANDS OF ACRES. CALIFORNIA'S FIRST MAJOR FIRE OF.

THE YEAR HAS PROMPTED EVACUATION ORDERS. RESIDENTS FORCED FROM THEIR HOMES IN AN AREA 60 MILES EAST OF SAN FRANCISCO. HUNDREDS OF FIREFIGHTERS NOW BATTLING THE BLAZE. THE FIRE STARTED SATURDAY AFTERNOON, FORCING THE CLOSURE.

FOR A TIME OF PART OF INTERSTATE 580. STRONG WINDS AND DRY CONDITIONS HELPED TO FUEL THE FLAMES, TURNING WHAT HAD BEEN THOUSANDS OF ACRES OF HILLY DRY GRASS INTO A SURREAL CHARRED LANDSCAPE. AS LEAST TWO FIREFIGHTERS WERE INJURED BATTING THE FLAMES.

SOMARA THEODORE IS STANDING BY WITH THE FORECAST, BUT ABC'S JACLYN LEE LEADS US OFF. >> Reporter: TONIGHT, FIREFIGHTERS RACING TO GET THE UPPER HAND ON A FAST MOVING WILDFIRE BURNING EAST OF SAN FRANCISCO. THE CORRAL FIRE BREAKING OUT.

SATURDAY AFTERNOON IN CALIFORNIA'S SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY. SOME 400 PERSONNEL BATTLING FLAMES, SCORCHING SOME 14,000 ACRES. >> OUR BIGGEST, UH, CHALLENGE RIGHT NOW IS THE WIND. IT NEVER REALLY SUBSIDED OVERNIGHT.

>> Reporter: STRONG WINDS AND DRY GRASS MAKING IT DIFFICULT TO CONTAIN. >> WITH THE LATE SEASON RAINS WE HAD, WE HAVE A TREMENDOUS GRASS CROP THIS YEAR. IT CAME UP ABOUT FOUR FEET AND WAS VERY THICK. LIGHT, FLASHY FUELS BURN REALLY.

FAST. >> Reporter: FAMILIES IN ABOUT 100 HOMES IN THE AREA FORCED TO EVACUATE. A STRETCH OF INTERSTATE 580 SHUT DOWN FOR HOURS. >> WE'RE HOPING TO KEEP FIRE MOVING AWAY FROM THE POPULATED AREAS AND INTO THE MORE RURAL.

FOOTHILLS. >> Reporter: IMPROVING CONDITIONS ENABLING FIREFIGHTERS TO MAKE SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS. THESE IMAGES SHOWING JUST HOW CLOSE THE FLAMES GOT TO HOMES. TWO FIREFIGHTERS WERE HURT, BOTH EXPECTED TO MAKE FULL RECOVERIES.

LINSEY, CALIFORNIA OFFICIALS SAY THE STATE'S FIRE SEASON IS NOW YEAR ROUND AND DESPITE A WET WINTER, THERE'S STILL PLENTY OF DRY FUEL THAT COULD EASILY BURN. LINSEY. >> Linsey: SOME OMINOUS AND DANGEROUS CONDITIONS THERE. THANK YOU.

>>> LET'S BRING IN METEOROLOGIST SOMARA THEODORE. BASED ON THE HOT FORECAST AHEAD, IT DOESN'T APPEAR FIREFIGHTERS ARE GOING TO GET ANY RESPITE FROM THE WEATHER. >> Reporter: THAT'S CORRECT, LINSEY. IN FACT, NEAR TRACY, CALIFORNIA,.

WHERE THE WILDFIRE IS BURNING, WE'RE ANTICIPATING TEMPERATURES TO HIT 100 DEGREES, ALSO TUESDAY, AN EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING GOES INTO EFFECT FOR INLAND CALIFORNIA. BY WEDNESDAY, AN EXCESSIVE HEAT WATCH FOR PLACES LIKE TUCSON, PHOENIX, AND LAS VEGAS.

SPEAKING OF LAS VEGAS, THURSDAY COULD BE A RECORD BREAKING WITH TEMPERATURES EXPECTED TO HIT 111 DEGREES ON THURSDAY. WE'RE MONITORING AN IMMINENT THREAT OF TORNADOES. A TORNADO WATCH HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR THE TEXAS PANHANDLE. WE'RE ALSO KEEPING A CLOSE EYE.

OUT FOR THAT SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH STRETCHING FROM THE DAKOTAS DOWN TO SANDERSON, TEXAS. THE GREATEST THREAT REMAINS DAMAGING WINDS AND HAIL, BUT THERE'S A THREAT FOR ISOLATED TORNADOES ESPECIALLY IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA.

LINSEY. >> Linsey: SOMARA, THANK YOU. >>> A STATE OF EMERGENCY REMAINS IN EFFECT IN ATLANTA AFTER WATER MAIN BREAKS LEFT THOUSANDS OUT WATER. THE CITY SAYS SERVICE NOW RESTORED BUT MANY ARE EXPERIENCING LOW PRESSURE.

RESIDENTS ARE BEING ADVISED TO BOIL THEIR WATER. SOME RESIDENTS SAY THEY'RE FRUSTRATED WITH THE RESPONSE FROM CITY OFFICIALS. ABC'S FAITH ABUBEY REPORTS FROM ATLANTA. >> Reporter: TONIGHT, OUTRAGE IN BURSTS LEFT THOUSANDS WITH WATER.

AND PATIENCE RUNNING DRY IN THE COUNTRY'S SIXTH-LARGEST METRO AREA. >> HE NEEDS WATER. I COULDN'T GIVE HIM ANY. >> Reporter: FRUSTRATED MOM OF TWO, BRITTANY STANSBERRY, IS AMONG 1.2 MILLION PEOPLE WHO RELY ON THE CITY FOR WATER.

>> HE CAN'T TAKE A SHOWER. HE CAN'T TAKE A BATH. >> Reporter: THIS MAP FROM OFFICIALS APPEARS TO SHOW ABOUT HALF OF ATLANTA IMPACTED. THE CITY DECLARING A STATE OF EMERGENCY AND ISSUING A BOIL WATER ADVISORY. EMORY UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL.

DIVERTING AMBULANCES AND RELOCATING SOME PATIENTS SATURDAY. EVEN MEGAN THEE STALLION'S TWO SOLD-OUT CONCERTS CANCELED. >> WE COULD HAVE DONE A BETTER JOB OVER THE PAST DAY. FOR THAT, I APOLOGIZE. >> Reporter: THE CITY SAYS CREWS.

HAVE MADE SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS, BUT OFFICIALS CRITICIZED FOR BEING SLOW TO RESPOND. SIGNS READING, QUOTE, WE DON'T HAVE WATER, HAS ANYONE SEEN OR HEARD FROM MAYOR ANDRE DICKENS?” U.S. INFRASTRUCTURE IS NOTORIOUSLY AGING. THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL.

ENGINEERS REPORTS 240,000 WATER MAIN BREAKS EACH YEAR IN THE U.S. ONE EVERY TWO MINUTES. THEY ESTIMATE 6 BILLION GALLONS OF TREATED WATER IS LOST EACH DAY, ENOUGH TO FILL MORE THAN 9,000 SWIMMING POOLS. LINSEY, MORE THAN TWO DAYS SINCE.

THE START OF THIS MAJOR WATER DISRUPTION, YOU CAN STILL SEE AND HEAR WATER JUST GUSHING FROM ONE OF THE MAIN PIPES. WATER SERVICES ESSENTIALLY HAS BEEN RESTORED BUT CREWS IN THE DISTANCE ARE WORKING NONSTOP, ACCORDING TO CITY OFFICIALS, TO REPAIR THOSE WATER LINES.

LINSEY. >> Linsey: THAT OF COURSE COULD NOT HAPPEN SOON ENOUGH. FAITH, THANK YOU. >>> BEACHES NEAR SAN DIEGO HAVE BEEN CLOSED AFTER A SERIOUS SHARK ATTACK NEAR DEL MAR. A MAN WAS RUSHED TO THE HOSPITAL WITH INJURIES TO BOTH HIS TORSO.

AND ARM. ABC'S MELISSA ADAN JOINING US NOW FROM CALIFORNIA. WHAT CAN YOU TELL US? >> Reporter: WHAT WE KNOW IS A MAN IS RECOVERING AFTER HE WAS BIT BY A SHARK. ALL THIS HAPPENING WHEN HE WAS SWIMMING WITH ABOUT A DOZEN.

OTHERS AT A SAN DIEGO COUNTY BEACH THIS MORNING. OFFICIALS SAY THE 46-YEAR-OLD MAN SUFFERED SIGNIFICANT BUT NON-LIFE THREATENING INJURY AFTER HE WAS BITTEN. ON HIS TORSO, ARM, AND HAND. THE VICTIM WHO SWIMS THERE REGULARLY IS EXPECTED TO.

SURVIVE. A LIFEGUARD WHO RESPONDED TO THE EMERGENCY TELLING US THE VICTIM WAS IMMEDIATELY PROVIDED CARE AND WAS CONSCIOUS AND ORIENTED, BUT LINSEY, THIS FORCING DEL MAR LIFEGUARDS THERE TO CLOSE DOWN THE BEACH TO SWIMMING AND SURFING FOR THE NEXT COUPLE.

DAYS. LINSEY. >> Linsey: UNDERSTANDABLY SO. MELISSA, THANK YOU. >>> NOW TO THE HISTORIC ELECTION IN MEXICO WHERE VOTERS ARE POISED TO CHOOSE A FEMALE AS THEIR PRESIDENT. BOTH LEADING CANDIDATES ARE.

WOMEN. THERE WERE LONG LINES AT POLLING STATIONS THROUGHOUT THE DAY, BUT THE RUN-UP TO THE ELECTION HAS BEEN MARRED BY VIOLENCE. HERE'S ABC'S MATT RIVERS FROM MEXICO CITY. >> Reporter: TONIGHT, A HISTORIC ELECTION SOUTH OF THE BORDER.

TENS OF MILLIONS CASTING THEIR VOTES ALL DAY IN MEXICO, ALL BUT GUARANTEED TO LEAD TO THE COUNTRY'S FIRST EVER FEMALE PRESIDENT. CLAUDIA SHEINBAUM AND XOCHITL GALVEZ RUIZ VYING FOR THE TOP JOB. SHEINBAUM, THE CLEAR FAVORITE IN.

POLLING OVER GALVEZ. THE FORMER MAYOR OF MEXICO CITY HAS THE BACKING OF POPULAR PRESIDENT ANDRES MANUEL LOPEZ OBRADOR. >> Reporter: SHEINBAUM PLEDGING TO “UPHOLD THE PRESIDENT'S LEGACY. I PLEDGE TO BE A GOOD PRESIDENT.

WHO LIVES UP TO THE GENEROSITY AND GREATNESS OF OUR HISTORY AND OUR PEOPLE.” DOMESTICALLY, PUBLIC SAFETY IS THE NUMBER ONE ISSUE, MORE MURDERS RECORDED DURING THE CURRENT ADMINISTRATION THAN ANY OTHER. GALVEZ, ATTACKING CURRENT.

PRESIDENT LOPEZ OBRADOR'S KEY SLOGAN FOR DEALING WITH RAMPANT ORGANIZED CRIME, “ABRAZOS NO BALAZOS,” HUGS, NOT BULLETS. GALVEZ DECLARING, “I PROPOSE A NEW STRATEGY, HUGS FOR CRIMINALS ARE OVER.” THAT VIOLENCE ON FULL DISPLAY DURING MEXICO'S MOST VIOLENT.

ELECTION CYCLE EVER. MORE THAN 230 PEOPLE KILLED IN ELECTION-RELATED VIOLENCE, ACCORDING TO MEXICAN CONSULTING FIRM INTEGRALIA. THE LATEST, JUST THIS WEEK, WHEN A MAYORAL CANDIDATE WAS GUNNED DOWN WHILE AT A RALLY. HOW WHOMEVER THE NEXT PRESIDENT.

IS DEALS WITH THE U.S., CRUCIAL. SHEINBAUM ASSURING HER SUPPORTERS, SAYING, “WE WILL NOT SUBMIT TO ANY ECONOMIC OR FOREIGN POWER, NO MATTER HOW POWERFUL IT MAY BE.” THE NEXT PRESIDENT WILL TAKE OFFICE ON DECEMBER 1st, LESS THAN TWO MONTHS BEFORE EITHER.

DONALD TRUMP OR JOE BIDEN ASSUMES THE OVAL OFFICE. THAT RELATIONSHIP, THE KEY DRIVER OF U.S./MEXICO RELATIONS FOR THE NEXT FOUR YEARS. LINSEY. >> Linsey: CERTAINLY CRITICAL. MATT, THANK YOU. THAT BRINGS US TO THE.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION HERE WHERE VOTERS ARE SPLIT ON THE IMPACT OF THE TRUMP GUILTY VERDICT. THE FORMER PRESIDENT RECEIVED AN ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME AND HAND SHAKE FROM ONE OF THE PARTICIPANTS AT A UFC FIGHT IN NEW JERSEY THIS WEEKEND. HIS APPEARANCE COMES AS A NEW.

POLL SHOWS NEARLY HALF OF AMERICANS SAY HE SHOULD END HIS CAMPAIGN FOLLOWING HIS CONVICTION. MORE NOW FROM ABC'S WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT, MARYALICE PARKS. >> Reporter: A NEWLY CONVICTED FELON, FORMER PRESIDENT, DONALD TRUMP CHEERED ATTENDING.

AN ULTIMATE FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT IN NEW JERSEY SATURDAY NIGHT, POSTING HIS APPEARANCE ON TIKTOK. >> THAT WAS A GOOD WALK-ON, RIGHT? >> Reporter: TRUMP AGAIN ON THE ATTACK SINCE A NEW YORK JURY FOUND HIM GUILTY ON 34 COUNTS.

RELATED TO FALSIFYING BUSINESS RECORDS, PROMISING REVENGE AND RAILING AGAINST THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM. >> MY REVENGE WILL BE SUCCESS, AND I MEAN THAT, BUT IT'S AWFULLY HARD WHEN YOU SEE WHAT THEY'VE DONE. THESE PEOPLE ARE SO EVIL.

>> Reporter: AND WHEN ASKED ABOUT THE POSSIBILITY OF FACING HOUSE ARREST OR EVEN JAIL TIME, TRUMP SAID THIS. >> I THINK IT'D BE TOUGH FOR THE PUBLIC TO TAKE. AT A CERTAIN POINT, THERE'S A BREAKING POINT. >> Reporter: DEMOCRATS.

RESPONDING. >> THIS IS ANOTHER DANGEROUS APPEAL TO VIOLENCE. AND IT IS YET ANOTHER REASON WHY AMERICANS ARE GOING TO DECIDE THEY DON'T WANT A CONVICTED FELON IN THE OVAL OFFICE. >> Reporter: LEGAL EXPERTS SAY IT'S HIGHLY UNLIKELY TRUMP WILL.

RECEIVE JAIL TIME AT HIS SENTENCING IN JULY. TRUMP'S ATTORNEYS SAYING THEY PLAN TO APPEAL, BY ARGUING THE JUDGE OVERSEEING THE CASE WAS BIASED. >> JUDGE MERCHAN ESSENTIALLY, I WOULDN'T SAY RIGGED THE DELIBERATIONS, BUT CERTAINLY.

STEERED THE JURY TOWARDS THE VERDICT THAT HE CLEARLY WANTED. >> Reporter: A NEW ABC NEWS/IPSOS POLL SHOWS AMERICANS ARE DIVIDED BY THE CONVICTION. 50% SAY THEY THINK THE VERDICT WAS CORRECT, BUT ALMOST AS MANY, 49%, THINK TRUMP SHOULD END HIS 2024 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OVER.

THE RESULT. >> HE HAD EVERY RIGHT THAT EVERY OTHER CRIMINAL DEFENDANT HAS IN THAT COURTROOM. HE GOT THE SAME DUE PROCESS AS ANY OTHER PERSON, AND THAT'S EXACTLY THE WAY IT SHOULD BE. >> Linsey: MARYALICE JOINS US FROM THE WHITE HOUSE.

YOU MENTIONED THOSE POLLING NUMBERS. ANOTHER STRIKING FIGURE IN THAT DATA WAS THE NUMBER OF REPUBLICANS WHO SAID THEY THINK TRUMP SHOULD NOW END HIS CAMPAIGN. >> Reporter: YEAH, THAT'S RIGHT. IN OUR NEW POLL, 1 IN 6, 16% OF.

REPUBLICANS, SAY THEY THINK TRUMP SHOULD END HIS CAMPAIGN BECAUSE OF THIS CONVICTION. AND OF THOSE VOTERS WHO SAY THEY DON'T LIKE TRUMP OR BIDEN, 67% THINK HE SHOULD. THIS IS A TIGHT RACE, BUT WE'RE SEEING EARLY INDICATIONS THIS CONVICTION COULD MAKE A BIG.

IMPACT IN NOVEMBER. LINSEY. >> Linsey: AND PUNDITS BELIEVE THIS ELECTION WILL BE WON ON THE MARGINS. MARYALICE, THANK YOU. >>> TENS OF THOUSANDS TOOK TO THE STREETS IN MANHATTAN FOR THE ANNUAL ISRAEL DAY PARADE.

THE TRADITIONALLY CELEBRATORY EVENT FOCUSED THIS YEAR ON SOLIDARITY AMID VERY TIGHT SECURITY DUE TO THE ISRAEL/HAMAS WAR. IN ISRAEL, PRESSURE IS MOUNTING ON PRIME MINISTER NETANYAHU. TODAY, THE WHITE HOUSE SAYS THE U.S. EXPECTS ISRAEL TO ACCEPT A.

CEASE-FIRE DEAL IF HAMAS AGREES. BRITT CLENNETT JOINS US FROM TEL AVIV. GIVE US A REALITY CHECK. WE HAVE BEEN HERE BEFORE. COULD WE ACTUALLY SEE A DEAL THIS TIME? >> Reporter: LINSEY, ISRAEL IS FACING GROWING PRESSURE TO.

ACCEPT THE DEAL LAID OUT BY BIDEN WHICH INCLUDES PLANS FOR A SIX-WEEK END TO THE FIGHTING AND FOR ISRAEL TO BEGIN NEGOTIATIONS FOR A PERMANENT CEASE-FIRE IN EXCHANGE FOR THE RELEASE OF THE 100-PLUS REMAINING HOSTAGES IN GAZA. ISRAEL AND THE U.S. NOT.

APPEARING TO BE ALIGNED ON MAJOR STICKING POINT, WHEN HOSTILITIES WILL END. AND NETANYAHU DESCRIBING IT AS A NONSTARTER WITHOUT ISRAEL FIRST DISMANTLING HAMAS' CAPABILITIES AND BRINGING THE HOSTAGES HOME. QATAR AND EGYPT ALSO PRESSURING ISRAEL, BUT A NETANYAHU ADVISER.

SAID THEY SHOULD PRESS HAMAS TO RELEASE THE HOSTAGES. TWO OF NETANYAHU'S FAR RIGHT MINISTERS THREATENING TO QUIT IF HE ACCEPTS THE DEAL BEFORE HAMAS IS DESTROYED. LINSEY. >> Linsey: THANK YOU. >>> BACK HERE AT HOME,.

AUTHORITIES IN AKRON, OHIO, ARE APPEALING TO THE PUBLIC FOR HELP AFTER A MASS SHOOTING THAT LEFT ONE PERSON DEAD AND MORE THAN TWO DOZEN INJURED. VICTIMS FLOODED AREA HOSPITALS, SOME OF THE VICTIMS WERE IN CRITICAL CONDITION. OFFICIALS SAY IT WAS A STREET.

PARTY NEARBY AT THE TIME OF THE SHOOTING. HERE'S ALEX PRESHA. >> Reporter: TONIGHT, AN INVESTIGATION IS UNDERWAY IN AKRON, OHIO AFTER A BIRTHDAY PARTY ERUPTED INTO GUNFIRE, KILLING 1 AND INJURING AT LEAST 24 OTHERS.

>> JUST BE ADVISED, AKRON CITY AND AKRON GENERAL ARE BOTH ON DIVERSION TO OFFER A LOCKDOWN FREE SHOOTING IN THE CITY OF AKRON. >> Reporter: AKRON POLICE SAY THEY RECEIVED MULTIPLE CALLS ABOUT THE PARTY'S SIZE BEFORE THE SHOOTING.

THE GUNFIRE BROKE OUT AROUND MIDNIGHT. AMONG THE VICTIMS, A 27-YEAR-OLD MAN WHO WAS SHOT AND KILLED. DISPATCHERS INUNDATED WITH CALLS. THESE EVIDENCE MARKERS DETAILING THE CHAOTIC SCENE AT LEAST 30 SHELL CASINGS MIXED IN WITH.

CUPS AND FIREWORKS. THE RUSH OF PATIENTS SO GREAT, NEARBY HOSPITAL PUT ITS EMERGENCY ROOM ON A “HARD LOCKDOWN.” TONIGHT, THE CITY'S MAYOR AND REELING AFTER THIS SENSELESS VIOLENCE. >> WE HAVE TO HOLD PEOPLE.

ACCOUNT WHEN THEY COMMIT VIOLENCE. >> Reporter: LATE TONIGHT, AKRON POLICE TELL US THEY RECOVERED BOTH A PISTOL AND RIFLE FROM THE SCENE BUT THERE'S STILL A LOT OF UNANSWERED QUESTIONS INCLUDING MOTIVE AND POSSIBLE DESCRIPTIONS OF SUSPECTS.

LINSEY. >> Linsey: ALL RATHER UNNERVING. ALEX, THANK YOU. >>> TODAY OPEC AND OTHER OIL PRODUCING COUNTRIES ANNOUNCED THEIR PLAN TO TRY TO KEEP PRICES HIGH, AT LEAST INTO NEXT YEAR. THAT COULD OF COURSE IMPACT AMERICANS AT THE GAS PUMP.

ABC'S INES DE LA CUETARA JOINS US FROM LONDON. EXPLAIN WHAT'S HAPPENING HERE. >> Reporter: THE EXPANDED ALLIANCE OF OIL EXPORTING COUNTRIES KNOWN AS OPEC PLUS LED BY RUSSIA AND SAUDI ARABIA AGREEING TO EXTEND MOST OF ITS PRODUCTION CUTS INTO NEXT YEAR.

ON TOP OF THAT, OTHERS WILL BE EXTENDING VOLUNTARY SUPPLY CUTS AND THIS COMES AS THE GROUP TRIES TO REMAIN COMPETITIVE GIVEN SLOW DEMAND GROWTH, HIGH INTEREST RATES AND INCREASED PRODUCTION FROM THE U.S. BRENT CRUDE OIL PRICES HAVE BEEN TRADING AT ABOUT $80 A BARREL.

AND THAT HASN'T BEEN ENOUGH FOR OPEC MEMBERS BALANCE THEIR BUDGET. THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO PROP UP OIL PRICES. IT'S UNCLEAR WHAT IMPACT THIS WILL HAVE ON GAS PRICES FOR AMERICAN CONSUMERS. OPEC PLUS FIRST BEGAN.

IMPLEMENTING DEEP PRODUCTION CUTS IN 2022. >> Linsey: THANK YOU. >> THERE'S STILL MUCH MORE AHEAD ON “WORLD NEWS TONIGHT” THIS SUNDAY. SHOCKING VIDEO, A MONSTER TRUCK TAKES DOWN UTILITY POLES. MULTIPLE INJURIES AS SPECTATORS.

RUN FOR SAFETY. >>> AND WHY POLICE HAVE BEEFED UP SECURITY AHEAD OF A CRICKET TOURNAMENT IN NEW YORK. >>> NEXT TONIGHT, POLICE ON NEW YORK'S LONG ISLAND ARE ON HIGH ALERT WITH THE CRICKET WORLD CUP GETTING UNDER WAY THIS WEEK. A POLICE BULLETIN SAYS PRO-ISIS.

PROPAGANDA MENTIONED THE MATCH BETWEEN INDIA AND PAKISTAN TO BE PLAYED NEXT SUNDAY. LAW ENFORCEMENT SAYS THERE'S NO CREDIBLE THREAT BUT SECURITY WILL BE TIGHT. >>> MULTIPLE INJURIES WERE REPORTED SATURDAY AT MONSTER TRUCK SHOW IN MAINE.

VIDEO FROM THE SCENE SHOWS A TRUCK GOING AIRBORNE, CLIPPING A POWER LINE AND DRAGGING DOWN SEVERAL UTILITY POLLS, SPECTATORS SCATTERED. A FATHER AND SON NARROWLY MISSED BEING HIT BY A TRANSFORMER. TWO PEOPLE WERE SENT TO THE HOSPITAL, SEVERAL OTHERS TREATED.

AT THE SCENE. >>> WHEN WE COME BACK, A NEW MILESTONE FOR CHINA'S SPACE PROGRAM. WHAT THEY'RE DOING ON THE FAR SIDE OF THE MOON. >>> TO THE INDEX NOW, AND CHINA'S MISSION TO THE FAR SIDE OF THE MOON.

A CAMERA ONBOARD CAPTURED THE MOMENTS LEADING TO TOUCHDOWN ON A PART OF THE MOON WE NEVER SEE BACK HERE. THE MISSION CALLS FOR COLLECTING AND RETURNING ROCK AND SOIL SAMPLES TO EARTH. >>> WE'RE LESS THAN A WEEK AWAY FROM THE STANLEY CUP FINALS.

THE FLORIDA PANTHERS EARN THE RIGHT TO PLAY FOR THE OLDEST TROPHY IN PRO SPORTS, BEATING THE NEW YORK RANGERS 2-1 TO WIN THE SERIES. FLORIDA LOST IN THE FINALS LAST YEAR AND VOWED TO MAKE UP FOR THAT THIS TIME AROUND. THE FINALS START SATURDAY.

EVERY GAME RIGHT HERE ON ABC. >>> AND WHEN WE COME BACK, D-DAY PLUS 80 YEARS. AMERICAN TROOPS RETURN TO A HERO'S WELCOME. >>> FINALLY TONIGHT, AMERICA STRONG. THE HEROES' VALIANT RETURN. A HERO'S WELCOME FOR 66 AMERICAN.

WORLD WAR II VETERANS AS THEY ARRIVED IN FRANCE YESTERDAY AHEAD OF THE 80th ANNIVERSARY OF D-DAY THIS THURSDAY. AN EXUBERANT RETURN FOR THE VETERANS WHO WERE ALL AROUND 100 YEARS OLD. THEIR LIVELY MANNER BELIES THEIR YEARS AS THEY ENGAGE WITH.

WELL-WISHERS HOISTING FLAGS AND PHOTOS. 100-YEAR-OLD BILL WALL WAS AN AIR FORCE GUNNER IN FRANCE AND GERMANY. >> I LOST SOME GREAT FRIENDS. ALL OF THE PEOPLE OUT THERE ON THE CROSSES. ALL THE TRUE HEROES.

>> VETERAN SYDNEY EDISON SPORTING A BIG SMILE, TAKING A PICTURE FOR POSTERITY. GENE GIBSON, ONE OF THE ROSY THE RIVETERS WITH A WAVE FOR THE ADORING CROWD. THE RECEPTION AS WARM AS IT WAS EMOTIONAL. >> THANK YOU SO MUCH.

>> THANK YOU. >> MY HEART IS FULL. MY HEART IS FULL. >> A ROUSING TRIBUTE IN THEIR HONOR FOR THEIR SERVICE, LED BY DENISE BOWER, U.S. AMBASSADOR TO FRANCE. >> WELCOME BACK TO FRANCE. >> FORMER AMBASSADOR OF FRANCE.

TO THE U.S. PHILIPPE ETIENNE EXPRESSED HIS GRATITUDE ON BEHALF OF THE FRENCH PEOPLE. >> YOU RISKED YOUR LIVES TO FREE OUR COUNTRY FROM OPPRESSION. TO YOU, DEAR VETERANS, THANK YOU. >> A CHILDREN'S CHOIR ON HAND TO SING THEIR APPRECIATION.

IT IS A SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP, WHILE THESE VETERANS ARE GRATEFUL FOR THEIR COUNTRY, THE WORLD IS INDEBTED FOR THEIR SERVICE. SO GRATEFUL FOR THEIR SERVICE ALL THESE YEARS LATER. THANKS SO MUCH FOR WATCHING. I'M LINSEY DAVIS.

DAVID MUIR RIGHT BACK HERE TOMORROW. GOOD NIGHT.

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