Girlfriend. Well i wont back down and celebrating an american original. Rock legend tom petty passing away overnight just days after his final concert. This morning, tributes pouring in from around the world. Wont back down and we do say good morning, america. As you can imagine, a lot to get to on this Tuesday Morning. Here is a live look at las vegas. Still so many questions about how and why that tragic shooting happened. What a staggering death toll, 59, at least 59 people killed, more than 520 injured. The victims were just there to enjoy the concert sunday night. Now the entire city and country reeling. Look at the cover of the las vegas newspaper. Unimaginable. So, so true. All over the country people are paying their respects, honoring the lives of those lost. Take a look at the Las Vegas Strip. Usually so bright, but last night turned off all the lights and it went dark. World news tonight anchor david muir is leading us off this morning. Hes there in las vegas. Good morning,
And her messame message tonight weinstein. And their final duet . To another world what dolly parton said to kenny rogers as he reveals his retirement. Good evening. And its great to have you with us here on a thursday night. And we begin with that headline just a short time ago. Those top secret jfk files. The president tweeting they were coming today. The final batch of classified documents. A short time ago, the white house now explaining why weve seen nothing so far. Teams of historians and reporters waiting all day long to learn more about that fateful day, including what more did the cia possibly know about Lee Harvey Oswald before the assassination . His trip to mexico, his visits to the embassies of russia and cuba. Tonight, new concern that releasing some of that material could pose a National Security threat. Abcs chief National Correspondent tom llamas, leading us off from washington. Reporter tonight, more confusion and drama surrounding the assassination of jfk. President
Morning. Ill give you a look a little later. Youre looking live at our exploratorium camera from pier 15. All gray out there and the rain is coming. Search accuweather in the app store to download it now. And the rain is coming one month after the most destructive firestorm in california history. Small fires fueled by extreme winds merged into six massive fires. Burning more than 200,000 acres, destroying 8,900 structures and killing 43 people. The three biggest fires were in sonoma and napa counties. The official state incident report shows they started within 15 minutes of each other. From 9 45 to 10 00 p. M. By midnight, fires were burning in mendocino and lake counties. At first there was nothing. We saw the smoke and then all the flames coming up over the mountain. It happened so fast. We saw the fire coming up over the ridge. The next thing you know, the fire is a block away. We have to evacuate. We got in the car. A big bump on our door. Let me get her feet. When we left, you ca
This morning, a remarkable journey revealing resilience and massive need as millions still struggle for food, power and shelter. And here in my hometown, houston, the hidden crisis. I mean this is your life. Everything. And we find that mother who was stranded on her roof and the hero who let people make his store his home. Mattress mack with a new surprise this morning for his city. A very special edition of Good Morning America starts now. And good morning, america. Great to have you with us this monday morning. It is a special one here on gma. We are live in those areas hit so hard by recent hurricanes. You see robin there surveying all the damage still there in puerto rico and then we have some other remarkable images coming in. This is the florida keys, many weeks after the storm struck there. Our team is reporting from the heart of the path of destruction this morning as we mentioned, robin right there in puerto rico perdue. Michael in houston and rob is in the florida keys. Ther
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