that warned -- "ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii. this is not a drill." parents hiding their children in manholes. families huddled in closets. and what we've now learned tonight. and olympic gymnast simone biles. her brave words. what she has just revealed. good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on this martin luther king jr. holiday. and we have a lot of news to get to. we begin tonight with that new winter storm moving across the country at this hour. the alberta clipper bringing snow and ice and freezing rain, and there is real concern tonight about the commute tomorrow morning. already tonight, dangerous driving from the plains to the midwest. a driver losing control, slamming into a police cruiser, right there in park hills, kentucky. as we come on the air tonight, two dozen states now under winter storm warnings and watches right now. that system pushing all the way from texas to minnesota and moving east. d.c., philly, new york, boston all get hit tomorrow. the driving on this holiday already a real challenge and it's moving east. abc's erielle reshef leads us
this school suddenly under water. >> a wave of water came in and just surrounded the cars. it just kept coming. the cars were filled up to about the hood of the cars, they were almost fully submerged. >> reporter: now students scrambling to evacuate. >> erielle reshef joins us live from kent, connecticut, where they are under that state of emergency. and they're already facing that other threat, the ice in the rivers, as you point out, freezing, melting then re-freezing, causing major flooding in the meantime. and another round of that they fear is coming later this week. >> reporter: that's right, david. warmer weather may be on the way for later this week. but that could cause these ice jams to melt, leading to even more flooding. the fire chief telling us, david, this problem is unprecedented. david? >> erielle reshef leading us off tonight. erielle, thank you. and authorities are warning drivers to be careful as the work week begins tomorrow for so many of you, that mix of snow, ice and freezing rain all a major concern, so, let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee, she's tracking it all, hour by hour for us tonight. ginger? >> reporter: that slick drive is going to happen in places like san antonio, texas, austin,
texas, as everybody goes back to school and work. i want to take you to the maps. you've got advisories from louisiana to new york. but that pink area in texas, up through mississippi, even oxford, mississippi, is what i want you to pay attention to. that's where the freezing rain could cause ice up to a half inch, mix it with some sleet, up to two inches of snow. and it is not going to be a good tuesday morning. then you move it all to the east, and it's kind of post frontal there, but the snow goes all the way up the coast. and behind this, so significant, mobile, alabama, by wednesday morning, single digit wind chills. they've just put out a state of emergency in the state of alabama. >> all right, ginger zee with us tonight. ginger, thank you. we're going to turn now to a disturbing story that broke late today, the chilling discovery inside a family home in southern california. a mother and father accused of holding their 13 children captive. investigators say many allegedly shackled to their beds. one of their daughters escaping the house, calling 911, and police now revealing tonight what they found when they arrived. abc's matt gutman in california.
tonight, both parents are under arrest for multiple counts of child abuse. each of them held on a $9 million bail. >> and matt gutman with us live tonight. this is so disturbing. police had thought, matt, that the daughter who escaped, she's actually 17, they thought she was much younger because of how thin she is, how malnourished she is? >> reporter: that's right, david. so disturbing. when officers first encountered that young girl, they mistook her for a 10-year-old. she was actually 17. now, investigators tell us they believe that many of these children had been abused for decades. now, all 13 of them are in child and adult protective care. david? >> just unbelievable. matt gutman, thank you. next tonight here, we have new images this evening of that deadly boat fire, shuttling people out to a floating casino off florida's gulf coast. and you can see the passengers actually jumping into the water right there, trying to survive as the boat is consumed by flames. one woman did not survive. and abc's victor oquendo from florida tonight. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: tonight, harrowing
one of them, a 42-year-old woman, dying in the hospital while being treated. the charred shuttle boat now burnt to the hull is owned by tropical breeze casino. in a statement today, the company saying it wishes "to extend our heartfelt sympathies to all those affected by the fire." >> and victor joins us tonight from where those passengers were rushed ashore. we can make out a bit of the boat there behind you, victor, and investigators still don't know what caused this fire? >> reporter: david, no official cause has been determined, but the ntsb is now investigating. the boat's captain being credited for his quick thinking, getting that boat very close to shore. likely saving many lives. david? >> victor, our thanks to you as well tonight. next this evening on this martin luther king jr. holiday, the firestorm surrounding president trump and the profane comments he made during that immigration meeting in the oval office. overnight, the president defending himself, saying, quote, "i'm not a racist. i'm the least racist person you have ever interviewed." abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: consumed for days by the controversy over
comments specifically," are now denying the president made the offensive remarks. >> i didn't hear it, and i was sitting no further away from donald trump than dick durbin was. >> i'm telling you he did not use that word. >> reporter: but what word? now there's even something of a debate over how the profanity used by the president ended. >> my understanding from the meeting, he used a different, but very closely related vulgarity. he said s-house, and not s-hole. >> reporter: and a third republican senator at the meeting, lindsay graham, who stood up to the president at that meeting and called durbin's characterization of the president's comments, quote, "basically accurate," is not changing his account, saying his "memory hasn't evolved." >> what i heard, i didn't like. i will work with him and i will stand up to him. >> jonathan karl with us live at the white house tonight. jon, the president has made it very clear that a deal to protect dreamers is now in doubt. he says because of this controversy over his words. today actually tweeting that deals can't get made when there is no trust.
so, where does this all stand tonight, what are your sources now telling you? >> reporter: well, david, with all the name-calling, it does look grim, but i have talked to both democrats and republicans involved in these negotiations today who have told me that they still believe a deal can be worked out. those talks resume tomorrow. >> another week begins at the white house. jon karl, our thanks to you. next tonight here, new reporting. how did it happen, that false alarm in hawaii that led to 38 minutes of terror? more than a million people warned of an imminent missile attack, told "this is not a drill." families huddling in closets, parents hiding children in manholes. abc's jim avila from honolulu. >> reporter: the worker blamed for causing 38 minutes of fear and panic is reassigned after a routine internal test turned into the nightmare scenario for more than a million hawaiians. >> a missile may impact on land or sea within minutes. this is not a drill. >> reporter: the dire message causing this father to hide his daughter in a manhole.
families to race into world war ii-era bunkers. tourists to gather in hotel basements. >> i had my mom on speakerphone, on the mainland, and i was calling and saying good-bye, you know, to my family. >> reporter: all starting during a shift change when officials tell abc news an employee mistakenly clicked "missile alert" instead of the test option. 8:07 saturday morning, the warning -- >> this is not a drill. >> reporter: in just three minutes, at 8:10, the command center knows it's a false alarm. official word taking an anguishing 38 minutes to come from this room. the error happening weeks after hawaii reinstates its cold war-era drills, following several missile launches from north korea. now, officials here are requiring that two people push the button before an alert goes out. but their biggest concern is that no one will believe them the next time. david? >> jim avila, our thanks to you. and overseas tonight, there is news about the passenger plane on the edge of disaster in northern turkey.
look at this. the plane skidding off a runway, hanging from a cliff over the black sea. passengers inside recording the moment. turkish media reporting that one pilot claims the right engine suddenly increased speed, causing the plane to swerve. no one was injured. back here at home tonight, and to new developments in the murder of a college student in southern california. authorities now revealing new details about the former high school classmate who's now been arrested for the death of blaze bernstein. police using snapchat to track him down. and tonight, the messages that have now been discovered online. here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, a massive show of strength in southern california as family and friends of blaze bernstein say farewell to the 19-year-old ivy league student. this, as we get a first-hand look at the suspect in his killing, 20-year-old samuel woodward, his high school classmate. >> after accessing blaze's social media account on snapchat, they contacted the individual who had last had contact with him. >> reporter: that person was woodward, who, according to a now-sealed affidavit obtained by "the o.c. register," told police
he picked up the upenn pre-med student at his parents' home, to "catch up" and "hang out," but that he had scratches on his hands which he claimed were from a fight club. bernstein, seen here in high school, was found in a shallow grave nearly a week after his parents reported him missing. police haven't yet revealed a motive, but there are disturbing social media posts allegedly made by woodward where he writes where he'd like to learn how to waterboard and that cannibals "have got the right idea." and david, police say dna evidence links woodward to the killing. meanwhile, tonight, blaze bernstein's family is calling for acts of kindness in their son's name. david? >> gio benitez, our thanks to you. one more weather note tonight. after those deadly mudslides in montecito, california, there is concern tonight over rain on the way by friday. at least 20 dead, several missing. authorities say most homes are still without drinkable water. highway 101 still closed tonight. today, the white house releasing its first statement on the devastation, saying the president has been briefed and is monitoring the situation.
there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. we will honor dr. martin luther king jr. what he said just four days before his life was taken. also, the famous singer found dead today in a hotel. what we're learning about that tonight. olympic gymnast simone biles. her brave words late today. what she has just revealed. also, the dramatic floor collapse caught on camera. look at this. giving way. dozens actually injured after this collapse. and the remarkable image, the car going airborne, slamming into the second story of this building. police now revealing how this all happened. a lot more news ahead. we'll be right back. depression is a tangle of multiple symptoms that can make you sad, feel tired, and have difficulty concentrating. trintellix is a prescription medication for depression. it may help you take a step forward in improving your depression. tell your healthcare professional right away if your depression worsens, or you have unusual changes in mood, behavior or thoughts of suicide.
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finally tonight here, as this country honors dr. martin luther king jr., we took another look today at his final sunday sermon, words still poignant today. it was dr. martin luther king jr.'s final sunday sermon. his life taken four days later. but listen to what he said at washington national cathedral 50 years ago. his words poignant then and today. >> it may well be that we will have to repent in this generation. not merely for the vitriolic words and the violent actions of the bad people, but for the appalling silence and indifference of the good people who sit around and say, "wait on time." >> reporter: his was a warning of what can happen because of silence and indifference. across this country today, college students from barry college in rome, georgia, volunteering. in st. petersburg, florida, preparing 10,000 meals. and in oakland, california, and
in so many places, signs of new life. of hope. and dr. king in that final sermon. >> however dark it is, however deep the angry feelings are and the violent explosions are, i can still sing, "we shall overcome." we shall overcome because the arc of moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice. >> and we thank you for watching here on this monday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. from all of us here, have a good evening. good night. >> police officers, guns drawns
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