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00:00Hoje, nós temos breaking news just in.
00:02A parcial verdict reached in the Sean Diddy Combs case.
00:05We'll go live to the courthouse.
00:06After just a day and a half of deliberating,
00:08the jury reaching this partial verdict in the Sean Combs case.
00:12What we've now learned at this hour
00:13and Sean Combs' reaction in the courtroom.
00:16Eric Katursky is standing by the courthouse for us.
00:19Also at this hour, the dangerous storms
00:20and damaging winds across much of the Northeast.
00:23Flight cancellations in Washington, Philadelphia, New York City.
00:26A woman killed after an SUV collides with a downed tree.
00:30Lee Goldberg timing out the storms tonight.
00:33And he has the 4th of July weather for the nation.
00:35Tonight, President Trump's spending and tax cut bill
00:37passing in the Senate.
00:39The Vice President, J.D. Vance, with the tie-breaking vote,
00:41including cuts to Medicaid.
00:43More than 11 million Americans could lose their health insurance.
00:46Roughly 4 trillion in tax cuts benefiting the wealthy.
00:49And estimated to add 3.3 trillion to the debt over 10 years.
00:53So Mary Bruce standing by and what comes next.
00:55Tonight, a passenger arrested for allegedly attacking
00:58another passenger on this flight.
01:00Other passengers trapped, forced to witness the chaos.
01:03Tonight, the suspect, who authorities say,
01:05set a deadly trap for firefighters
01:06and what we've now learned about the man.
01:09Televangelist Jimmy Swaggart has died.
01:11His ministry toppled by scandal.
01:14Millions, of course, will remember that tearful apology.
01:17The stunning upset tonight at Wimbledon,
01:18Coco Gauff out in the first round.
01:21Tonight, we also have news about Beach Boys founder,
01:23Brian Wilson, his cause of death revealed tonight.
01:26And Diane Sawyer and Charlie Gibson are both here tonight.
01:30You don't want to miss this.
01:34From ABC News World Headquarters in New York,
01:38this is World News Tonight with David Muir.
01:42Good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a Tuesday night.
01:44We begin tonight with the breaking news in the Sean Diddy Combs trial.
01:47Late this afternoon, the jury telling the judge
01:49they have reached a partial verdict.
01:51They have decided on four of the five counts,
01:54telling the judge they are stuck on one of those counts,
01:56the racketeering conspiracy charge.
01:59The jury deliberating for just a day and a half
02:01and reaching this partial verdict, again, four of five counts.
02:04Their verdict not revealed at this hour
02:06because the judge telling them to keep going on that fifth count.
02:09The Combs trial went on for nearly two months
02:11with graphic testimony and disturbing sexually explicit images.
02:14Earlier today, the jury asking for a transcript
02:16from Cassie Ventura's testimony
02:18about this 2016 hotel attack captured on surveillance.
02:22She testified she was trying to escape when Combs assaulted her.
02:25The jury made up of eight men and four women.
02:28Combs has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
02:30Late today, the judge telling them to keep an open mind
02:32and to keep deliberating.
02:34ABC's chief investigative correspondent, Eric Ketursky,
02:36he's live at the courthouse tonight, and he leads us off.
02:38Aaron?
02:39After a day and a half of deliberations, David,
02:43we have an incredible cliffhanger here,
02:45a verdict but no conclusion,
02:47a defendant who looked shaken,
02:50and a jury told it's not done yet.
02:53Tonight, 13 hours into deliberations,
02:55jurors said they have reached a verdict
02:57on four of the five criminal counts against Sean Combs,
03:00but said they're stuck on the racketeering conspiracy charge,
03:04the judge instructing them to keep going.
03:06The eight-man, four-woman jury sent a note saying
03:09there are unpersuadable opinions on both sides.
03:12The note said the jury is prepared to release a verdict
03:14on the two counts of sex trafficking
03:16and two counts of transportation for prostitution.
03:19When the note came in,
03:20Combs, who was denied all charges,
03:22looked stricken.
03:23He sat in a chair with his chin resting on his palm,
03:26defense attorney standing in a huddle around him.
03:28At one point, Combs wiped his eyes.
03:30His mother, sons, and twin daughters
03:32sat stone-faced in the second row.
03:34Racketeering conspiracy requires jurors
03:36to find Combs led a criminal enterprise
03:38and agreed to commit at least two of eight underlying crimes,
03:41like arson, where prosecutors allege
03:43he jealously ordered the firebombing
03:45of rapper Kid Cudi's car,
03:47or bribery, where they say he tried to pay off
03:49a hotel security guard
03:50after surveillance cameras captured him
03:52attacking Cassie Ventura.
03:54The judge told jurors,
03:55I ask at this time that you keep deliberating.
03:58He reminded them of their duty
03:59to consult with one another
04:00and to deliberate with a view
04:01to reaching an agreement,
04:02adding they should not hesitate
04:04to change an opinion when convinced
04:06that it is erroneous.
04:07So let's get right back to Aaron Katursky,
04:09live at the courthouse tonight.
04:10Aaron, again, as you've reported,
04:12the jury at this hour says
04:13it's reached an agreement on four counts,
04:15the charges of sex trafficking
04:17and transportation for purposes of prostitution.
04:19But again, as you have reported here,
04:22they are stuck on the racketeering conspiracy charge.
04:25So what happens now?
04:26And what are legal observers saying tonight?
04:28A day and a half in,
04:29a partial verdict on four of five counts
04:32against Sean Combs.
04:33What could this mean for Combs?
04:36Based on his demeanor alone, David,
04:38he didn't seem to think
04:39this is going very well for him.
04:41But there really is no way to know for sure.
04:44And it could cut either way, honestly,
04:47at this point.
04:48We do know there is consensus
04:50on four of the five counts.
04:52So the jury is working together.
04:54Maybe they're stuck on what it means
04:56to be part of a criminal conspiracy.
04:59The jury's going to come back,
05:01start fresh tomorrow, David,
05:02after more than 13 hours
05:04of deliberations so far.
05:05David?
05:06Aaron Katursky leading us off
05:07on the breaking news tonight.
05:08Aaron, thank you.
05:09In the meantime,
05:09we turn now to the dangerous storms,
05:11damaging winds across much
05:12of the Northeast late today
05:14and right into tonight.
05:15Flight cancellations and delays
05:16in Washington, D.C.,
05:17Philadelphia, and New York City.
05:19Powerful thunderstorms
05:20moving right up the I-95 corridor.
05:22More than 30 million Americans
05:23under severe weather threats,
05:25damaging winds,
05:26and flash flooding ahead tonight.
05:27The storms have already
05:28turned deadly.
05:29Police say a woman was killed
05:30in an SUV that collided
05:32with a fallen tree.
05:33This is in Wilmington, Delaware.
05:35The storms tonight,
05:35just as millions,
05:36travel for the fourth.
05:37Lee Goldberg times out
05:38the storms this evening,
05:39and he has the 4th of July
05:41weather for the Old Pole Nation.
05:42And Stephanie Ramos
05:43on the images coming in now.
05:44Tonight,
05:47flight cancellations and delays
05:48increasing by the hour
05:49as powerful storms
05:51packing wind,
05:52hail,
05:52and lightning
05:53target the Northeast
05:54for the second night in a row.
05:56Interstate 95
05:57inundated amid a flash flood
05:58warning for Philadelphia
05:59late today.
06:00This is a reminder,
06:02turn around,
06:03don't drown.
06:03If you see water
06:05over the road,
06:06do not try to drive through it.
06:07White House flags
06:08rippling in the wind
06:09as the storms
06:10engulf the nation's capital.
06:11overnight storms
06:13dumping half a foot of rain
06:14in parts of Pennsylvania,
06:16triggering a flash flood emergency
06:18in Lancaster County.
06:19And in Wilmington, Delaware,
06:21a 79-year-old woman
06:23was killed
06:23when a tree
06:24fell right in front
06:25of the car
06:26she was riding in.
06:27The driver swerved,
06:28but it was too late.
06:29Those storms
06:30also brought ground stops
06:31to most of the major
06:33Northeast airports
06:34on one of the busiest
06:35days to fly.
06:36Our Gio Benitez
06:37with teams from
06:38United Airlines
06:39early this morning
06:40as they tracked traffic
06:41in and out
06:42of Newark Airport.
06:43We are inside
06:43the United Operations Center
06:45here at Newark right now.
06:46It is very, very busy.
06:47More than half a million
06:48United passengers
06:49this week alone.
06:50And take a look.
06:51They are watching
06:52that weather very closely.
06:54With 300,000 flights
06:56scheduled nationwide,
06:57the FAA says
06:58this could be
06:59the busiest
07:004th of July holiday
07:01period
07:02in 15 years.
07:04And David,
07:05travel is a mess.
07:06More than 1,300 flights
07:07have been canceled
07:08to the most affected airports,
07:10D.C. Reagan,
07:11New York, LaGuardia,
07:12and right here at Newark.
07:13David.
07:13A lot of headaches.
07:14We see the lines
07:15there behind you, Stephanie.
07:16Thank you.
07:16Let's get right to
07:17meteorologist Lee Goldberg
07:18of our New York station,
07:19WABC.
07:19What do you see, Lee?
07:22David, I see storms
07:23circling New York City
07:24right now,
07:25but the severe
07:26staying to the south.
07:27We've had a rough
07:28afternoon and evening
07:29in D.C.
07:29with trees knocked down.
07:30We've had flooding,
07:32still flood warnings
07:33in Philly and Baltimore.
07:34The severe thunderstorm
07:34watch until 9 o'clock
07:36tonight,
07:36and ongoing flooding
07:37across parts of
07:38southern New Jersey.
07:39These storms
07:40for the next few hours
07:41can still produce
07:42some 70-mile-per-hour
07:43gusts and some flash flooding,
07:44especially across
07:45southern New Jersey,
07:45the Delmarva,
07:46and into eastern Virginia.
07:48Later on tonight,
07:49just some lingering showers.
07:50That'll move offshore.
07:51One more round of storms
07:52on Thursday,
07:53and the northeast
07:54gets a great 4th of July.
07:56That is not the case
07:57across Florida,
07:57unfortunately.
07:58A straddled front there,
08:00low pressure along it.
08:01Could be tropical.
08:02The next name
08:02would be Chantal,
08:03but regardless of named
08:04or not,
08:04you're looking at
08:05heavy downpours,
08:06potential flooding,
08:06and days of rain
08:07into the weekend.
08:08In terms of the 4th,
08:09dry in the southeast,
08:10dry in the northeast,
08:11but you're looking at
08:12heat building into the Midwest,
08:13some showers from
08:14the northern Rockies
08:14to Texas.
08:15The west looks dry,
08:16but once again,
08:17for the Macy's fireworks,
08:18it couldn't be nicer.
08:19Low humidity,
08:21nice and dry,
08:2180s by day,
08:2270s in the evening hour.
08:23David, in the short term,
08:24just have to worry about
08:25a few more hours of storms
08:26in the northeast.
08:26All right,
08:27and then it clears.
08:28Thank you, Lee,
08:28very much.
08:29We turn now to the breaking news
08:30from Washington tonight.
08:31President Trump's spending
08:32in tax cut bill
08:33passing in the Senate,
08:34it was very close.
08:35Vice President J.D. Vance
08:36with the tie-breaking vote.
08:37The bill includes
08:38major cuts to Medicaid.
08:40More than 11 million Americans
08:41could lose their health insurance.
08:42It includes roughly
08:43$4 trillion in tax cuts
08:45benefiting the wealthy,
08:46and it's estimated
08:47it will add $3.3 trillion
08:48to the debt
08:49over 10 years.
08:50So what does it now
08:51face in the House?
08:52Here's Mary Bruce.
08:54Tonight,
08:55President Trump's sweeping bill
08:56slashing taxes
08:57for the wealthy
08:58and boosting spending
08:59for immigration enforcement
09:01squeaking through the Senate
09:02with a tie-breaking vote
09:03from the vice president.
09:05On this vote,
09:06the yeas are 50,
09:08the nays are 50.
09:09The Senate being evenly divided,
09:11the vice president votes
09:12in the affirmative.
09:13The bill as amended
09:14is passed.
09:16The bill features
09:16roughly $4 trillion
09:18in tax cuts,
09:19mostly for the wealthiest Americans.
09:21That will spur economic growth
09:23and more jobs
09:25and opportunities
09:25for American workers.
09:27It also fulfills
09:28the president's campaign promise
09:29to eliminate taxes
09:31on tips and overtime.
09:32And it includes
09:33deep cuts to Medicaid,
09:34which the nonpartisan
09:35Congressional Budget Office
09:37says will cause
09:3711.8 million Americans
09:40to lose their health insurance
09:41over the next decade.
09:43The American people
09:44will not forget
09:45the betrayal,
09:47the betrayal
09:48that took place today.
09:50Three Republican senators
09:51voting no,
09:52Susan Collins of Maine,
09:54Tom Tillis of North Carolina,
09:56and Rand Paul of Kentucky.
09:57Lisa Murkowski of Alaska
09:59delivering the deciding yes vote
10:01after negotiating
10:02an Alaska exception
10:03for some cuts to food stamps.
10:05She called her decision
10:06agonizing.
10:08Senator Paul said
10:08that this was,
10:09that your vote was a bailout
10:11for Alaska
10:11at the expense of the rest of the country.
10:14That's what Senator Paul said.
10:18I wish it was easy.
10:20Senator, we've got the, uh...
10:22I didn't say it, ma'am.
10:23I'm just asking for your response.
10:24And after a long pause...
10:25Do I like this bill?
10:27No.
10:28Because I try to take care
10:30of Alaska's interests.
10:32But I know,
10:33I know
10:34that in many parts
10:36of the country,
10:38there are Americans
10:39that are not
10:40going to be advantaged
10:42by this bill.
10:43I don't like it.
10:45But in Florida,
10:45where he was touring
10:46a new detention facility
10:48for undocumented immigrants,
10:49President Trump thrilled.
10:51The big, beautiful bill
10:52just passed through.
10:53Oh, thank you.
10:55Wow.
10:57Thank you.
10:58Trump has repeatedly pledged
11:00he would not cut Medicaid.
11:02He now insists
11:03the cuts in the bill
11:04only target waste,
11:05fraud, and abuse.
11:07Are you saying
11:07that the estimated
11:0811.8 million people
11:10who could lose
11:10their health coverage,
11:11that is all waste,
11:12fraud, and abuse?
11:13No, I'm not saying that.
11:14I'm saying it's going to be
11:15a very much smaller number
11:16than that,
11:17and that number
11:17will be waste,
11:18fraud, and abuse.
11:19What number is that?
11:20What analysis are you seeing?
11:21I'm not seeing a number,
11:23but I know it's much less
11:24than the number you gave.
11:26And, David,
11:27the president is also
11:27lashing out at Elon Musk,
11:29who's criticized the bill,
11:30which would eliminate
11:31the $7,500 tax credit
11:33for electric vehicles,
11:34which has benefited Tesla.
11:36Today, the president
11:37threatening to go after Musk
11:38using the very agency
11:39Musk himself created,
11:41saying perhaps it's time
11:42for Doge to take a hard look
11:44at his government contracts.
11:45As for the future of the bill,
11:46tonight it is now
11:47in the hands of the House,
11:48where it is already
11:49facing resistance
11:50from some Republicans.
11:52David.
11:52All right, Mary Bruce,
11:53I know you'll be watching it for us.
11:54Thank you.
11:55Next tonight,
11:55the suspect accused
11:56of setting that deadly trap
11:57for firefighters in Idaho
11:58and what we've now learned
12:00about the suspect.
12:01Matt Gutman is there again tonight.
12:03Tonight, ABC News
12:04has learned that the suspect
12:05in that deadly firefighter ambush
12:07in Idaho
12:07had a preoccupation
12:09with guns
12:09and Aryan and Nazi symbolism,
12:11according to a former classmate.
12:14Authorities say
12:1420-year-old Wes Rowley
12:15ambushed firefighters
12:17at a popular trailhead
12:18in Coeur d'Alene on Sunday.
12:19Right now,
12:20there's an active shooter zone.
12:22They're shot.
12:22The shooter killing
12:23two firefighters,
12:24wounding a third
12:25before taking his own life.
12:27Investigative sources
12:28telling us the suspect
12:29grew up around guns
12:30in Arizona.
12:31And tonight,
12:32the suspect's
12:32former classmate,
12:33Dieter,
12:34who asked us only
12:34to use his first name,
12:36telling me the suspect
12:37had a passion for guns.
12:38He was very pro-gun.
12:40He would show us
12:41him shooting,
12:42whatnot,
12:43like send us videos.
12:43And Dieter also says
12:44that Rowley
12:45had gotten in trouble
12:46in high school
12:46for drawing swastikas
12:48in textbooks.
12:49You're saying
12:49he had an affinity
12:50sort of for the Aryan race?
12:53I would say yes,
12:54for the Aryan race,
12:55for Nazism.
12:56And tonight,
12:57is that wounded firefighter,
12:58Dave Tisdale,
12:59fights for his life,
13:00the community coming together.
13:04David,
13:04officials tell me
13:05they've largely contained
13:06that fire.
13:06They've begun
13:07to process that scene.
13:08They also say
13:09nobody saw this coming.
13:11The suspect
13:11had no criminal history.
13:12They've now gotten
13:13into his phone
13:14working on that.
13:16They've also been
13:16poring over his social media.
13:18They found no links
13:19to any extremist organizations,
13:22David.
13:22All right,
13:22Matt Guppin
13:23in Coeur d'Alene,
13:23Idaho tonight.
13:24Matt, thank you.
13:25We learned today
13:25televangelist Jimmy Swaggart
13:26has died.
13:27Swaggart with millions
13:28of followers
13:29in the 1980s and 90s
13:30until his fall from grace.
13:32His confession
13:32after being defrocked
13:33for what the church
13:34called moral failure
13:35seen by millions
13:36of Americans.
13:38I have sinned
13:39against you,
13:40my Lord.
13:41Swaggart never stopped
13:43preaching the gospel tonight.
13:44This post from the family
13:45of Jimmy Swaggart,
13:46I have fought a good fight.
13:47I finished my course.
13:49Jimmy Swaggart was 90.
13:51When we come back here tonight,
13:52we have news this evening
13:53about Beach Boys founder
13:54Brian Wilson.
13:55His cause of death
13:56has now been revealed.
13:57Also,
13:57Diane Sawyer
13:58and Charlie Gibson
13:59are here.
13:59You won't want to miss this.
14:00And the alarming images tonight,
14:01a passenger has been arrested
14:02for allegedly attacking
14:04another passenger
14:05on this flight.
14:06The other passengers trapped,
14:07forced to witness the chaos
14:08in a moment here.
14:16Here we go.
14:17Ready?
14:18Jimmy Swaggart
14:19was 90 years old.
14:20When we come back here tonight,
14:21we have news this evening
14:22about Beach Boys founder
14:23Brian Wilson.
14:24His cause of death
14:25has now been revealed.
14:27Also,
14:27Diane Sawyer
14:27and Charlie Gibson
14:28are here tonight.
14:29You won't want to miss this.
14:30And the alarming images tonight,
14:31a passenger has been arrested
14:32for allegedly attacking
14:33another passenger
14:34on this flight.
14:35Other passengers trapped,
14:36forced to witness the chaos.
14:38and we'll have more
14:38on this in a moment.
14:41Next tonight,
14:42a New Jersey man
14:42has been arrested
14:43after allegedly attacking
14:44another passenger.
14:45The Frontier flight
14:46had just landed
14:47in Miami on Sunday.
14:48The two trading blows
14:49as other passengers watched.
14:51The video now emerging.
14:52Authorities say
14:52the man who was attacked
14:53was not hurt.
14:55The alleged attacker
14:55was taken to the hospital
14:56and then booked
14:57on a battery charge.
14:59When we come back here tonight,
15:00the stunning upset
15:01at Wimbledon
15:01for an American star
15:02and Diane Sawyer
15:04and Charlie Gibson
15:04are right here tonight.
15:06To the index
15:07of other news tonight,
15:08and we have now learned
15:08the cause of death
15:09for Beach Boys founder
15:10Brian Wilson.
15:11Wilson died June 11th
15:12at the age of 82.
15:14USA Today now reporting
15:15tonight that he experienced
15:16several minutes
15:16of respiratory arrest.
15:18Other contributing causes
15:19listed were sepsis
15:20and a bladder infection.
15:21He was cremated
15:22and buried in a cemetery
15:23in Southern California
15:24near UCLA.
15:26French Open winner
15:27Coco Gauff
15:28is now out at Wimbledon,
15:29losing in two sets
15:30to an unseated
15:31Ukrainian player.
15:32It's the second time
15:33in three years
15:33the number two ranked Gauff
15:34has been knocked out
15:35at Wimbledon
15:36in the first round,
15:37but of course
15:37with that French Open win
15:38under her belt.
15:40When we come back here tonight,
15:41Diane Sawyer
15:42and Charlie Gibson
15:42are both here tonight.
15:44A personal note.
15:46Finally tonight here,
15:47a personal note
15:48about someone we will miss
15:49here at ABC News.
15:50There she is right there.
15:53The one person
15:54who is here every night
15:55who you don't see.
15:57Michelle Mayer
15:58has been standing
15:58right next to that camera
15:59cueing me
16:00and so many other anchors,
16:02Peter, Charlie, Diane,
16:04for decades.
16:05She's been at ABC News
16:06for more than 30 years.
16:08And if you look closely,
16:09this wide shot of the studio
16:10before we go on,
16:11the camera pans,
16:13Shelly,
16:13with her hands on her hips,
16:15and I always call out for her.
16:17Shelly?
16:17And then,
16:18as Michelle knows
16:19more than anyone,
16:20in these chaotic times,
16:22right before we go on,
16:23our joke,
16:24I triple check
16:24we know what day it is.
16:26It's good to have you here
16:27on a Wednesday night.
16:28Wednesday.
16:30Michelle started
16:30as a prompter operator
16:31for Peter Jennings
16:32back in the mid-1990s
16:34and then stage manager.
16:36Peter on his way
16:37to the studio there,
16:37Shelly on set there
16:38in the background,
16:39ready for him.
16:40She would travel with Peter
16:41to Hong Kong,
16:42the conventions,
16:43to Cuba,
16:44working with Charlie Gibson
16:45when he became anchor.
16:46She always knew
16:47that Charlie would walk
16:48up those stairs
16:49to the studio
16:50at the last minute.
16:51And then she was there
16:52for Diane Sawyer,
16:54her partner behind the scenes
16:55while Diane was on the air
16:56guiding her
16:57as she has guided us all.
16:59And on this night
17:00when we now say goodbye,
17:02Diane wanted to make sure
17:03that everyone watching
17:04at home knows about
17:05the person we all count on
17:07behind the camera.
17:08I just want all
17:09the wonderful people
17:10who watch World News
17:12to know that when you're
17:13watching the person
17:14sitting at this desk,
17:15you're really also watching
17:17the coach behind the camera.
17:20Michelle,
17:21always there to say
17:22move it along
17:23or slow it down
17:25or time to get out.
17:27Or in my case,
17:28she had signs printed up
17:30most often.
17:32And when Shelly says
17:33sit up straight,
17:34you do.
17:35And when we reached out
17:36to Charlie to ask
17:37if he wanted to share
17:38a word or two about Michelle,
17:40his answer was,
17:41of course, yes.
17:42The first night
17:43the show was mine,
17:45not just filling in
17:46for Peter.
17:46I came into the studio
17:47and Michelle said to me,
17:49there may be some people
17:50around here
17:51a little bit afraid of you.
17:52I'm not.
17:53I'm the person
17:54who will tell you
17:55what to do.
17:56And she did
17:57in the nicest way
17:58for four years.
18:00She calls us all
18:01her anchors,
18:02from Peter to Charlie
18:03to Diane.
18:04And how lucky am I,
18:05more than a decade now,
18:07as my partner.
18:08But she says
18:09the time has come
18:10to catch her breath
18:11back home in Kentucky.
18:12I am still in denial
18:14about all this.
18:15I cannot believe
18:15that Shelly is leaving
18:17my partner in crime
18:18out there.
18:18She's the one
18:18who's queuing me
18:19every single night,
18:20standing next to that camera.
18:21But Shelly,
18:22only for you.
18:23Tonight,
18:24I hope you'll notice
18:24that you're going
18:25to see my cuffs.
18:26The only reason
18:27anyone ever sees cuffs
18:28is because Shelly's
18:28always saying,
18:29pull your cuffs.
18:31My watch,
18:31I've got my watch on
18:32because Shelly likes
18:33when I show up
18:33with my watch on.
18:34Only happens like
18:34once or twice a year.
18:36I've got a full suit on today,
18:37only for you, Shelly.
18:38As you know,
18:38usually jeans
18:39from the waist down
18:40behind that desk.
18:41but for you,
18:42the full suit
18:42because I know
18:43you don't dig the jeans.
18:45And I got a haircut.
18:47I got a haircut
18:47for you, Shelly.
18:48And Diane had a message
18:49on their shared love
18:51of home.
18:51We were just
18:52two Kentucky girls
18:53who got to the big city.
18:56She was hilarious
18:57and you needed a laugh
18:59and most of all,
19:01she is and always will be
19:02a person who cares
19:03passionately
19:04about what we do.
19:05And Michelle,
19:06that passion,
19:07helping us all be
19:08the best we can be
19:09for so long,
19:10this moment
19:11is yours.
19:12You deserve this,
19:13Shelly.
19:13Go home to Kentucky.
19:15You'll be back
19:15with your family
19:16and the horses
19:17and the beautiful countryside
19:19and what in 11 years
19:21this has been
19:21with you by my side.
19:23I don't know
19:23what I'm going to do.
19:24You will be missed,
19:25but you've set the bar.
19:27We'll be pulling down
19:28our shirt sleeves
19:28and sitting up straight
19:30for years to come
19:31because we know
19:32if we don't,
19:33we'll be hearing
19:33from someone
19:34in Kentucky.
19:35All right,
19:37so let's show her.
19:37She doesn't let me do this,
19:38but on the last night,
19:39let's show Shelly over here
19:40cueing me off the air.
19:42How many seconds
19:42do I have left?
19:43Three?
19:44We love you, Shelly.
19:45Good night.
19:48David Muir,
19:49the most watched newscast
19:51in America.
19:52And now,
19:53ABC's World News Tonight
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19:56for Best Live News Program
19:58for the third year
19:59in a row.
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