- 5/30/2025
Mireya Villarreal reports on the powerful storms that slammed central Texas, sweeping away and killing at least one person in the raging floodwaters, and Lee Goldberg tracks the storm moving east; just 24 hours after a federal court blocked Pres. Trump's steep and sweeping tariffs, Rachel Scott has the latest on a federal appeals court temporarily reinstating them for now; Victor Oquendo has details on the 28-year-old man facing multiple years behind bars after allegedly attacking TSA officers at Miami International Airport; and more on tonight’s broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.
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00:01Tonight, the breaking news. The severe storms moving in. At least one dead swept away in Austin. Drivers sheltering in place. The storms then moving up the East Coast. The dangerous and deadly storms on the move. Hail, damaging winds and flash flooding. Trees snapped in two. Drivers sheltering under the roof of a gas station. The system then shifting east. Heavy rain coming to Washington, D.C., right up through New York City. The image is coming in at this hour and Lee Goldberg standing by to time this out.
00:27Also breaking tonight, the whiplash over President Trump's tariffs. A three-judge panel ruling the emergency declared by the president, quote, exceeds any tariff authority delegated to the president.
00:39Then late today, the appeals court saying the tariffs can move forward for now. And tonight, Elon Musk now says his official role with the White House is over.
00:47The brutal attack on TSA agents. The newly released video showing the man punching multiple agents at a TSA checkpoint. What led to this?
00:55Tonight, Harvard on graduation day winning a temporary reprieve in its battle with President Trump. A judge allowing them to enroll foreign students.
01:04But tonight, the State Department announcing it will, quote, aggressively revoke visas of some Chinese students and why they're doing this.
01:12The shark sightings on the East Coast. The attack. And then the alarming video. The fin of a 20-foot shark amid the boulders in the Northeast.
01:19Several sightings even before the official start of summer. Tonight, actors and comedians Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence and their big reveal.
01:29Their kids secretly got married. Also tonight, the actor who brought one of the most terrifying characters to life is being remembered tonight.
01:37Also, two major airlines combining what it means for your points. And Beyonce with one very dramatic gender reveal.
01:48From ABC News World Headquarters in New York, this is World News Tonight with David Muir.
01:56Good evening. It's great to have you with us here at a very busy Thursday night.
01:59We begin tonight with these deadly storms on the move right now from Texas to the southeast.
02:03Then these storms move right up the East Coast. At least one person dead tonight swept away in the floods.
02:08And drivers sheltering under a roof. Time-lapse video tonight of a massive supercell thunderstorm rolling across Oklahoma's panhandle right there.
02:16Austin, Texas slammed with high winds and hail. Trees pulled right up from their roots.
02:21Drivers racing to shelter under the roof of this gas station. And some roads suddenly turn to rivers.
02:26Multiple water rescues being reported again tonight. At least one person dead.
02:29Lee Goldberg standing by with the forecast. These storms from the south moving right into the northeast.
02:34But ABC's Maria Villarreal leading us off with the images coming in already tonight.
02:39Tonight, powerful storms targeting central Texas with the threat of high winds and more hail after scenes like this in Austin overnight.
02:49Golf ball-sized hail and torrential rain.
02:54Winds gusting over 80 miles an hour, snapping trees.
02:57Oh, my God.
02:58Mary Escamilla shot this video from her front porch.
03:03Raging waters in North Austin. At least one person reportedly swept away and killed.
03:10Cars sheltering under a gas station canopy in Cedar Park.
03:15The roof of this gas station on the north side of Austin collapsing onto cars below.
03:20No one was hurt.
03:22The thunderstorms sweeping across the southern plains.
03:25This massive supercell looking like a spaceship hovering over western Oklahoma.
03:31And David, it's not over.
03:32There is a severe thunderstorm watch in effect for central Texas and parts of New Mexico.
03:37Hail, high winds and tornadoes.
03:39All a possibility throughout the night.
03:41David.
03:42Maria, watching it all for us.
03:44Let's get right to chief meteorologist Lee Goldberg of our New York station WABC timing out these storms as we move into the evening.
03:49Haile.
03:50Hey, David.
03:52Storms taking aim at west Texas again tonight.
03:55A destructive storm southwest of Lubbock right now.
03:5860 mile per hour winds.
03:59Even some baseball-sized hail.
04:01We'll watch from southeastern New Mexico into Texas until 11 o'clock tonight.
04:05There's another area of severe weather.
04:06And that's along the Florida coast into Georgia and South Carolina from Jacksonville to Charleston.
04:11Some big winds and maybe a brief tornado.
04:14The storms move to the east coast tomorrow from the Florida panhandle all the way up into Virginia.
04:19Could be a rough evening commute with some downpours to D.C. and Pittsburgh.
04:22And then it's a soaking rain up to New York City as we go into tomorrow night.
04:26Could be one to two inches here of rain as we go into Saturday.
04:29Severe storms in the afternoon.
04:30David.
04:31Lee Goldberg back with us here tonight.
04:32Lee, thanks as always.
04:33We turn now to the tariff whiplash tonight.
04:35A three-judge panel ruling that the emergency declared by President Trump to impose those sweeping tariffs,
04:40quote, exceeds any tariff authority delegated to the president.
04:44One of those judges appointed by the president himself.
04:47Then late today, an appeals court saying the tariffs can move forward, at least for now.
04:51Companies have already warned they will raise prices and small business owners alarmed by all of this uncertainty.
04:57Rachel Scott at the White House.
05:00Tonight, tariff whiplash.
05:02After a federal court blocked most of President Trump's sweeping tariffs,
05:05saying he does not have the authority to do this.
05:08Tonight, an appeals court just ruling President Trump's tariffs can continue, at least for now.
05:15The tariffs have led to stock market swings, small business uncertainty, and now prices going up.
05:21Retailers suggesting they're paying the price.
05:23Walmart, Macy's, Ford.
05:25Among those signaling, there will be some price hikes because U.S. companies pay for these tariffs.
05:31Tonight, the White House fighting that federal court ruling that called the tariffs unlawful.
05:35President Trump had bypassed Congress, declaring a national emergency to impose the tariffs,
05:40something that's never been done before.
05:42That three-judge panel includes judges appointed by Presidents Reagan, Obama, and Trump himself.
05:49And they ruled that President Trump, using a national emergency declaration,
05:53exceeds any tariff authority delegated to the president.
05:56And then yet another federal judge ruling today, the president does not have the power to, quote,
06:02unilaterally impose tariffs to reorder the global economy.
06:05So I asked the White House today, do they have another route to do this?
06:09Is the administration actively reviewing other avenues, other options to carry out the president's trade policy?
06:16The president's trade policy will continue.
06:18We will comply with the court orders.
06:20But yes, the president has other legal authorities where he can implement tariffs.
06:24But then late today, after both of those rulings, yet a third ruling.
06:28An appeals court saying the president can keep going with some of those tariffs for now,
06:33as the appeals process plays out.
06:35On Wall Street, the market rallying before opening when investors thought some tariffs would be blocked.
06:41Some investors have begun saying about Trump and his tariffs that Trump always chickens out.
06:46Taco for short.
06:47The president not happy when asked about that.
06:50Mr. President, Wall Street analysts have coined a new term called the taco trade.
06:53They're saying Trump always chickens out on your tariff threats.
06:57And that's why markets are higher this week.
06:59What's your response to that?
07:00I kick out.
07:01Chicken out.
07:02Oh, isn't that not chicken out?
07:04I've never heard that.
07:05Six months ago, this country was stone cold dead.
07:09We had a dead country.
07:10We had a country people didn't think it was going to survive.
07:12And you ask a nasty question like that.
07:15It's called negotiation.
07:17And tonight, Elon Musk is done as a special government employee.
07:21The news coming after Musk broke with the president on his budget bill.
07:25Musk concerned about the level of spending that some estimate could add $3.8 trillion over the next 10 years to the deficit.
07:33Overnight thanking the president for the opportunity to reduce wasteful spending.
07:36And David, we're told that senior officials here at the White House were disappointed by comments from Elon Musk saying that he was disappointed in the president's spending bill,
07:46that it would increase the deficit and undermine the work of Doge.
07:50The White House insists that Musk did leave on good terms.
07:54I'm told that he will continue to serve as an unofficial advisor to the president, even possibly attending meetings here at the White House in the future.
08:01David, Rachel Scott at the White House again tonight.
08:03Thanks, Rachel.
08:04We turn next year to a brutal attack on TSA agents at Miami International Airport.
08:08Tonight, hear the newly released video showing a man punching multiple agents at a checkpoint.
08:13Authorities say the man had assaulted crew members on an international flight the night before and had forced that flight to divert to Miami.
08:19Then the horrific scene at that checkpoint.
08:21Here's Victor Akendo from Florida.
08:24Tonight, the man seen here throwing wild punches at officers at a Miami TSA checkpoint
08:29is facing multiple years behind bars.
08:32It was December 28th during the height of holiday travel.
08:36The night before, 28-year-old Cameron McDougal, a Canadian citizen,
08:40allegedly assaulted someone on a Copa Airlines flight from Panama City, Panama to Toronto, that flight diverting to Miami.
08:48Authorities say he was taken off that flight but not arrested and allowed to book on another airline.
08:54He was allowed to land, was not arrested, but the question is, did police tell any of the U.S. airlines that this guy had been violent on the previous flight?
09:04He was back at Miami International Airport the next day.
09:08Watch as he passes through security and hides behind a wall.
09:12Several people pass him before he's seen punching a man walking by.
09:16Security tries to intervene.
09:18Then he storms back to the TSA checkpoint, where security cameras catch him throwing several punches at TSA officers
09:26until he's knocked down over a luggage cart and pinned down until law enforcement arrives.
09:32McDougal has pleaded guilty in federal court to assaulting TSA officers.
09:37He's set to be sentenced tomorrow.
09:39David, Victor Akendo from Miami tonight.
09:41Victor, thank you.
09:42Tonight, there is a manhunt now underway after a traffic stop turned violent in Columbus, Ohio.
09:46A car pulled over.
09:47Authorities say a passenger then running away, turning back and firing, striking two officers.
09:53Here's our chief justice correspondent, Pierre Thomas now.
09:56Tonight, an urgent manhunt underway after this routine traffic stop in Ohio suddenly turns violent, ending in gunfire.
10:05Watch the police body-worn camera as the officers in Columbus, Ohio, approach the vehicle just before 7 p.m. Wednesday
10:13when the passenger jumps out and takes off.
10:17There's a chase.
10:19Then that passenger opens fire, hitting both officers.
10:22Shot fire.
10:23Officer down, officer down.
10:25I'm hit.
10:26I'm hit.
10:27The other officer diving for cover.
10:29Police also releasing this surveillance video showing the passenger turn and fire.
10:33That passenger identified as 21-year-old Devontae Dixon.
10:37He's now facing charges of attempted murder and felony assault.
10:41Police calling on the public for help.
10:43If you're listening and you know where this person is, please pick up the phone and give us a call.
10:48Authorities say the driver was taken into custody, was corroborative, and later released.
10:54And, David, some good news.
10:56Both officers are now in stable condition after one was initially listed as critical.
11:00Pierre Thomas, live in Washington.
11:02Pierre, thank you.
11:03Now to Harvard tonight.
11:04And on this graduation day, the university winning a temporary reprieve in its battle with President Trump.
11:09A judge now allowing Harvard to enroll foreign students.
11:13The State Department, meanwhile, announcing it will, quote, aggressively revoke visas of some Chinese students.
11:19Tonight, hear why they're doing this.
11:20And ABC's Selena Wang from Cambridge, Massachusetts, tonight.
11:24Harvard celebrating graduation with a legal victory in its battle with the Trump administration.
11:29After a federal judge temporarily blocked the president's ban on international students.
11:34Welcome.
11:36Today, a standing ovation for the school's President Alan Garber, who's become the face of the resistance.
11:42Members of the class of 2025, from down the street, across the country, and around the world.
11:57Around the world, just as it should be.
12:02The Trump administration accuses Harvard of failing to confront anti-Semitic harassment
12:07and claims the school as coordinated with the Chinese Communist Party.
12:11Allegations Harvard denies.
12:14But tonight, a dramatic new escalation that could impact universities across the country.
12:19Secretary of State Marco Rubio announcing the U.S. will work to aggressively revoke visas of Chinese students,
12:25including those with connections to the Chinese Communist Party or studying in critical fields.
12:30Former ambassador to China Nicholas Burns, now a Harvard professor,
12:34telling us there's already a rigorous vetting process.
12:37Those who are at security risk should not have a visa.
12:40But that probably excludes the vast majority of the applicants
12:45and the vast majority of the 277,000 Chinese students in the United States.
12:50For Harvard students like Fanzo Zhang from China, the last week has been a roller coaster.
12:55That definitely sparked a new round of panic mode.
12:58It's definitely a lot of devastation, frustration, disappointment, anger, and uncertainty going on campus right now.
13:06But, David, as for that warning to Chinese students, it's unclear how many could be targeted.
13:11And for Harvard, this legal battle continues to play out in the courts with billions of dollars in federal funding frozen.
13:17A hearing on that is scheduled for July.
13:19David.
13:20Selena Wang in Cambridge, Massachusetts tonight.
13:22Selena, thank you.
13:23From Washington, there is news coming in tonight.
13:24The Justice Department revealing an IT specialist with the Defense Intelligence Agency has been arrested and charged with attempting to provide classified information to a friendly foreign government.
13:34The FBI says it began investigating the 28-year-old in March after receiving a tip.
13:38According to authorities, the tipster said the staffer's views did not, quote, agree or align with the values of this administration.
13:44The FBI says the suspect is alleged to have given classified information to an undercover agent.
13:49We turn now to several alarming shark encounters along the East Coast just as the summer holiday season begins.
13:54A suspected shark attack off of North Carolina.
13:57And tonight, hear the video in the Northeast.
13:59A 20-foot shark amid boaters right off Rhode Island.
14:02Here's Morgan Norwood.
14:04Tonight, with summer right around the corner.
14:07Shark in the box!
14:08A string of shark scares on the East Coast.
14:11In North Carolina Wednesday, a possible shark attack.
14:1326-year-old male bit by a shark.
14:15Sean Barton bitten on the leg, frantically telling his niece to get out of the water.
14:21I felt something bite down on calf, shin region.
14:25Immediately, I thought, I think I just got bit by a shark, and I think I should probably get out of the water.
14:30He needed nearly a dozen stitches.
14:33In Rhode Island, this giant of the deep.
14:35A massive, 20-foot-long basking shark.
14:38That telltale dorsal fin spotted near boaters on Block Island over the holiday weekend.
14:42In this close call in Panama City Beach, Florida.
14:46You're fine, you're fine. It's right here.
14:48A black-tip shark darting just feet from a woman waiting in the water.
14:52Experts tonight with this advice if you spot a shark nearby.
14:55The best thing to do to just quietly get out of the water.
15:00You don't want to splash and panic and try to attract the shark accidentally.
15:04Remember, these are wild animals.
15:06And David, while these shark encounters are extremely rare,
15:09scientists say climate change is changing where some swim and how they hunt.
15:14David?
15:15Morgan Norwood with us tonight.
15:16Morgan, thank you.
15:17In New York City tonight, two NYPD detectives have been placed on modified duty.
15:21Authorities claim they had a prior connection to the alleged Manhattan crypto-torture townhouse.
15:26Sources telling ABC News tonight one of the detectives working off-duty
15:29allegedly drove the victim in this case to the townhouse where he told police
15:33he was tortured for weeks by two crypto-executives.
15:36Authorities say a second detective was being paid by one of the suspects for off-duty security.
15:41NYPD officials say neither officer had knowledge of any alleged illegal or inappropriate behavior.
15:47When we come back tonight, the dramatic testimony in the Sean Diddy Combs trial,
15:51the new claim tonight, what a new witness is now saying.
15:54Also tonight here, the actor who brought one of the most terrifying characters to life
15:58is being remembered tonight.
15:59And then the surprising reveal from Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence.
16:03Even they were surprised.
16:06Tonight here, the dramatic testimony at the trial of Sean Diddy Combs here in New York,
16:11a former personal assistant using the pseudonym Mia,
16:13testifying Combs raped and sexually assaulted her multiple times.
16:17Mia telling the court she absolutely did not want to talk about the alleged assaults,
16:21but telling the jury she has to, quote, tell the truth and that she has a, quote,
16:24moral obligation because when you're scared into silence,
16:27these things continue to happen to others, she said.
16:30Her testimony resumes tomorrow.
16:32Combs has denied he assaulted anyone.
16:33Tonight, two major airlines now joining forces in a key way.
16:37United and JetBlue teaming up for what they're calling the Blue Sky Program.
16:41Under the partnership, the carriers will start selling seats on each other's flights.
16:44Passengers who use loyalty programs can use their miles and other benefits
16:48on both United and JetBlue flights.
16:50Blue Sky, they're calling it, launches this fall.
16:53When we come back, the surprise from Eddie Murphy.
16:55They became in-laws together, he and another comedian.
16:57And Beyonce tonight and this very big gender reveal in a moment.
17:04To the index tonight, two comedy legends have become in-laws.
17:08Eddie Murphy's son, Eric, and Martin Lawrence's daughter, Jasmine, are now married.
17:12Eddie Murphy breaking the news on the Jennifer Hudson show,
17:14sharing the two skipped having a big wedding and quietly tied the knot two weeks ago.
17:18So Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence are now in-laws tonight, and congratulations to their kids.
17:22Beyonce pulling off a gender reveal for one lucky fan.
17:25The singer spotted the fan sign, asking her to help with the reveal
17:28during her Cowboy Carter stop at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
17:31Beyonce on stage, opening an envelope.
17:33The audience anxiously waiting to see if it was a boy or a girl.
17:36The letter inside revealing the word, cowboy.
17:39Tonight, tributes are pouring in for actor Ed Gale,
17:41the actor and stuntman best known for scaring generations as the possessed doll, Chucky.
17:46Gale played the character in the original film in 1988
17:48and later in several sequels, including Bride of Chucky.
17:51His niece, in announcing his passing, said he had appeared in more than 130 films and TV shows
17:56since arriving in California at the age of 20 and with $41 and a dream.
18:01Ed Gale was 61.
18:03When we come back tonight, America Strong, the serviceman,
18:05reunited with his four-legged partner and the surprise in the backyard.
18:12Finally tonight, America Strong, the Army Specialist and the dog.
18:15So many missions together, and now the most important mission, to reunite them.
18:19Tonight here, the unbreakable bond between a U.S. Armed Forces serviceman
18:24and his elite bomb-sniffing dog.
18:26U.S. Army Specialist Cameron Markert and six-year-old German Shepherd Attila
18:30had been inseparable for five years,
18:33traveling the world together on missions,
18:35completing nearly two dozen security missions.
18:38Specialist Markert was reassigned to a new base,
18:40and Attila began having health setbacks, forcing the dog to retire early.
18:45The two no longer working together.
18:48Specialist Markert, of course, missing his partner,
18:50hoping one day for a reunion.
18:52The American Humane Society learned about this
18:54and offered to help make it happen.
18:57Helping Specialist Markert adopt Attila,
18:59flying the dog to his former partner,
19:02and paying for Attila's veterinary care for the rest of his life,
19:05all through generous donations.
19:07And tonight, Attila and Army Specialist Markert finally reunited.
19:12My boy!
19:16And right here tonight...
19:18Hi, David, this is Attila.
19:20Specialist Markert and his partner, Attila.
19:23Getting reunited with him is pretty amazing.
19:27Words don't really describe how great it feels to have him home with us.
19:31And it turns out the German Shepherd,
19:33not just gaining the specialist back, but the whole family,
19:36mom and the children in the backyard, is forever home.
19:39And he got me through a lot of really, really hard times.
19:43So I'm thankful that he's here now.
19:46Right where he belongs.
19:47We thank you both for your service.
19:49I'll see you tomorrow.
19:50Good night.
19:50Thank you for making World News Tonight with David Muir,
19:54America's most watched newscast.
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