Correspondent Alex Stone reports on the dozens of people killed as sweeping storms and severe weather marches East; Reporter Christiane Cordero has the latest on the deadly explosion outside a fertility clinic in Palm Springs; and Correspondent Faith Abubey reports on the urgent manhunt for seven inmates who escaped from a New Orleans jail; and more on ABC World News Tonight with David Muir.
,
Welcome to JuanOSavin – your destination for breaking news, real-time updates, and in-depth analysis of the stories shaping our world. From the halls of government to the global stage, we bring you exclusive interviews and uncensored coverage on the issues that matter most.
In today’s world, information is everything. That’s why JuanOSavin is committed to providing a clear, independent voice in the noise of mainstream media. Whether it's the latest political developments, global crises, or social movements, we deliver facts, not narratives. No spin. Just the truth.
We know that in order to make informed decisions, you need the full picture. That's why our coverage is thorough, unfiltered, and designed to keep you ahead of the curve. JuanOSavin goes beyond the headlines, offering fresh perspectives and challenging the status quo.
If you want the facts, if you want transparency, and if you want to stay informed without the usual filter, you’re in the right place. Join us as we take a deep dive into the world’s biggest stories and provide the insights you won’t find elsewhere.
🔴 Stay informed. 🗣️ Question the narrative. 🌍 Be part of the conversation.
#BreakingNews #JuanOSavin #Politics #GlobalNews #TruthMatters #IndependentMedia #AlternativeNews #Election2024 #StayInformed #FreedomOfSpeech
,
Welcome to JuanOSavin – your destination for breaking news, real-time updates, and in-depth analysis of the stories shaping our world. From the halls of government to the global stage, we bring you exclusive interviews and uncensored coverage on the issues that matter most.
In today’s world, information is everything. That’s why JuanOSavin is committed to providing a clear, independent voice in the noise of mainstream media. Whether it's the latest political developments, global crises, or social movements, we deliver facts, not narratives. No spin. Just the truth.
We know that in order to make informed decisions, you need the full picture. That's why our coverage is thorough, unfiltered, and designed to keep you ahead of the curve. JuanOSavin goes beyond the headlines, offering fresh perspectives and challenging the status quo.
If you want the facts, if you want transparency, and if you want to stay informed without the usual filter, you’re in the right place. Join us as we take a deep dive into the world’s biggest stories and provide the insights you won’t find elsewhere.
🔴 Stay informed. 🗣️ Question the narrative. 🌍 Be part of the conversation.
#BreakingNews #JuanOSavin #Politics #GlobalNews #TruthMatters #IndependentMedia #AlternativeNews #Election2024 #StayInformed #FreedomOfSpeech
Category
🗞
NewsTranscript
00:00Tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air.
00:03The deadly tornadoes ripping through multiple states and the threat of more severe weather lasting for days.
00:08An explosion rocks a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, California, and the urgent manhunt for inmates after a jail escape.
00:16First, those devastating storms across the Midwest and South.
00:19Dozens of tornadoes reported across five states.
00:22More than 20 people killed.
00:24Thousands of homes impacted.
00:26Giant trees blocking streets.
00:27Chicago under a dust storm warning for the very first time.
00:31And the same areas could face more severe storms with the threat lasting for several days.
00:36Our weather team tracking it all.
00:38Breaking news from Palm Springs.
00:40A large explosion outside a fertility clinic.
00:43The blast felt throughout the city.
00:44Multiple injuries.
00:46Police say it appears to have been an intentional act of violence and what we're learning about a suspect.
00:51The manhunt intensifies after that daring jailbreak in New Orleans.
00:55New video tonight showing the ten inmates running free, escaping through a hole in the wall.
01:00Some of them still on the loose.
01:02A multi-agency search underway.
01:04Three jail workers suspended.
01:06As authorities investigate the possibility of an inside job.
01:10Israel launches a new offensive.
01:12Hundreds killed as Gaza suffers through mass hunger.
01:15Food and supplies cut off for ten weeks.
01:17On the eve of Pope Leo's installation mass, the new peace initiative offering the Vatican as a venue for talks on ending the Russia-Ukraine war.
01:27And what we could hear tomorrow from the first American-born pope.
01:30Also tonight, under arrest, police say they've broken up an international crime ring saying alleged thieves posed as Amazon delivery workers.
01:39A major development in the fight against Alzheimer's.
01:41The FDA has cleared the first blood test that can help diagnose the disease.
01:45And America's strong tonight, the graduate and her dog.
01:49Why both receive special honors at the commencement ceremony.
01:55From ABC News World Headquarters in New York, this is World News Tonight.
02:02Good evening and thanks for joining us on this Saturday.
02:04I'm Whit Johnson.
02:05Multiple breaking stories as we come on the air, including an explosion at a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, California.
02:12Police saying it appears to be an intentional act of violence.
02:16But we do begin tonight with those deadly storms and tornadoes sweeping across the Midwest and South.
02:21More than two dozen people killed.
02:23Drone footage captured the widespread damage and devastation in London, Kentucky.
02:28Homes and businesses flattened.
02:30Lightning flashing across the night sky.
02:32Tens of thousands without power tonight.
02:34Kentucky's governor declaring a state of emergency.
02:37And those deadly twisters also targeting Missouri.
02:40The mayor saying that 5,000 buildings were damaged or destroyed.
02:44Dozens of tornadoes reported across five states.
02:47And the new threat, parts of the Northeast and New England, under a severe thunderstorm watch.
02:53ABC's Alex Stone leads us off from London, Kentucky.
02:57Across Kentucky tonight, an urgent search for victims of the overnight tornadoes.
03:02Entire neighborhoods in rural Laurel County wiped away.
03:05Homes left exposed.
03:07Wood planks scattered on streets.
03:09Residents helping first responders go door to door to search for victims.
03:14Kendra Foster, now injured with a broken foot, huddled in her basement with young children,
03:18telling me she thought she was about to die as a storm ripped apart her home.
03:22It was like a bomb went off the windows.
03:26Everything was shattered.
03:27Down the street, 78-year-old Lonnie Nance and his wife jumped out of bed
03:31and took shelter with his family in their hallway.
03:33So you were huddling in this hallway and the roof was coming off.
03:37It was all disappearing.
03:38The roof was a rumbling noise.
03:40I heard it and I looked up and it was going up and leaving here, you know.
03:45Across several states, at least 27 storm victims are dead.
03:49At least 18 in Kentucky alone, where a state of emergency has been declared.
03:53Severe weather impacts stretched from Texas to New Jersey.
03:56Reported tornadoes spanning across five states.
03:59In Indiana, this post office destroyed in the town of Clear Creek.
04:03Neighbors say it was a center of town where they gathered to see each other and swap stories.
04:07Now gone.
04:08We got all of the box mail out because we have to secure the mail.
04:13Is it emotional to see it like this now?
04:15Yes, I've already done cried.
04:17Already, cleanup is beginning in Clear Creek.
04:19Elsewhere, in Missouri, this deadly tornado reported in Scott County.
04:24At least two people killed there.
04:25And at least five people are dead in St. Louis.
04:28Crews working throughout the day to clear down trees.
04:31Hundreds of thousands still without power across several states.
04:34The powerful storms also triggering a rare dust storm.
04:38Something not seen here since the 1930s dust bowl.
04:41Strong winds making visibility near zero, blocking out the sun.
04:46With these tornadoes came through in the middle of the night, ripping these homes off of their foundations.
04:51We just learned this home came from across the street, about 100 yards.
04:55People survived in their bathtubs and basements.
04:58Witt?
04:58Just an awful sight behind you.
05:00Alex Stone, thank you.
05:01Let's get right to meteorologist Danny Beckstrom from our New York station, WABC.
05:05And Danny, this weather threat could last for days.
05:09Several more days, several more rounds of the severe weather threat.
05:12It continues into the start of the work week, Witt.
05:14Now, the system that produced the severe outbreak we just saw still bringing strong storms tonight from upstate New York into northern New England as a new threat unfolds in the central U.S.
05:23We have severe thunderstorm watches tonight for parts of New York, Vermont, and New Hampshire through sunset with damaging wind and large hail possible.
05:29But this new system triggers several days of severe weather from the Great Plains to the Heartland starting tonight with numerous severe storms possible in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
05:38Sunday storm, target Texas to Nebraska with damaging wind, large hail, and strong tornadoes possible.
05:43On Monday, this risk shifts slightly to the east, putting cities like St. Louis back in the bullseye.
05:47Witt?
05:48All right, we'll be tracking it into next week.
05:49Danny, thank you.
05:51Now to the breaking news in Palm Springs, California.
05:53At least one person is dead and five others injured after a massive explosion near a fertility clinic.
05:59Police saying this appears to be an intentional act of violence.
06:02The FBI and ATF also responding tonight.
06:06Here's ABC's Christiane Cordero with late details just coming in.
06:09Tonight, federal investigators are on the scene of a massive blast outside of a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, California, a vehicle exploding in a parking lot near the clinic.
06:21It looks like this is going to be multiple buildings with damage, blast, reactive fire from one vehicle in a parking lot.
06:35At least one person who was believed to be the suspect was killed.
06:39Five others hurt.
06:41Firefighters racing to put out the fire and search for victims.
06:44Do you advise if you have a microwave for a victim from the explosion?
06:48Police quickly cordoning off the area.
06:50Several nearby businesses badly damaged.
06:53Windows shattered on this liquor store across the street.
06:56Look at this liquor store.
06:58Oh my God.
06:59The glass windows of a nearby Denny's blown out.
07:02Debris scattered across the typically busy Indian Canyon Drive.
07:07The FBI and ATF now helping in the search for other explosive devices.
07:11Witnesses say the blast could be heard throughout the city.
07:15We heard this loud noise.
07:16It shook all of our building.
07:18Our patients were scared.
07:20We actually thought something had hit our building.
07:23With the FBI is investigating whether this is intentional.
07:26The fertility clinic tonight offering condolences to the families affected, adding, quote,
07:31our lab, including all eggs, embryos, and reproductive materials, remains fully secure and undamaged.
07:38Whit.
07:39Christiane Cordero, thank you.
07:41Now to the urgent manhunt after a brazen jailbreak in New Orleans.
07:45Stunning surveillance video capturing inmates opening a cell door and then running away.
07:50Some recaptured, but seven inmates still on the loose tonight.
07:53Three jail employees have now been suspended and authorities raising the possibility of an inside job.
07:59Here's ABC's Faith Abube.
08:02Tonight, seven fugitives considered armed and dangerous are on the run after a daring jailbreak in New Orleans.
08:10Dramatic surveillance video showing the moment of their escape from the Orleans Parish jail early Friday morning.
08:16Stunning images showing a hole carved in a wall behind a toilet.
08:19A taunting message left behind.
08:22Too easy, LOL.
08:24All of these have been removed and these have been clean cut.
08:27An urgent multi-agency manhunt joined by hundreds of local, state, and federal law enforcement officials.
08:33Now in its second day, three of the escaped inmates have since been recaptured.
08:38But among those still at large, a man convicted of second-degree murder.
08:43Authorities are appealing to the public for help in apprehending the others.
08:46Please, we need the public's help. It's your city. It's your state. We want it safe for your family, your friends.
08:53The fugitives are benefiting from a significant head start.
08:56According to authorities, the technician, meant to be watching the area, had taken a break to get food at the time of the escape.
09:03It wasn't until the following morning's head count, more than seven hours later, that prison officials realized the inmates were missing.
09:11New Orleans Sheriff Susan Hudson said crumbling infrastructure and staff shortages contributed to the security breach and even suggested that it could have been an inside job.
09:21We know that they had help. We're showing you they had help. This was coordinated.
09:26The district attorney, meanwhile, blasting those responsible for what he called a disaster of epic proportions.
09:31It's an absolutely unmitigated catastrophe. It's absolutely a breakdown.
09:37And with three jail employees have now been suspended pending the outcome of an internal investigation.
09:44Witt.
09:44Faith Abube, thank you.
09:46Overseas now to Israel, launching a deadly new offensive in Gaza.
09:50Israeli officials say they are pressuring Hamas to release the remaining hostages.
09:54And it follows days of deadly strikes across the region, killing hundreds of people.
09:59And we want to warn you, these images are disturbing.
10:02Here's ABC's Lama Hassan.
10:06The first images of Israel's major new offensive called Operation Gideon's Chariot.
10:13Israel unleashing its deadliest strikes on Gaza, killing at least 300 Palestinians since Thursday.
10:19Hounding areas across the entire strip.
10:24Civilians bearing the brunt of the bombings.
10:27Many of the injured quickly rush to the hospital any way they can.
10:31This boy brought in on the back of a flatbed truck.
10:34A young girl lying on a stretcher, an IV in her arm.
10:39This woman crying over her body.
10:42For those in Gaza, the renewed attacks come after 10 weeks of no food and crucial aid.
10:48Aid organizations sounding the alarm about an imminent famine.
10:52ABC's Diyar Ustaz reporting from inside Gaza.
10:56Hour by hour, it's getting worse.
10:58The people are being killed and the homes are being bombed.
11:03And literally, there is no safe place.
11:06With more reinforcements on the way, the IDF says it's designed to seize strategic areas of Gaza,
11:12attack Hamas and force them to release the remaining 57 Israeli hostages.
11:18With Israel and Hamas are now holding a new round of talks in Qatar to try to end the fighting.
11:24All the while, this punishing siege on Gaza continues.
11:27No food, no water, no humanitarian aid is entering the strip.
11:32Whit.
11:32Lama Hassan, our thanks to you tonight.
11:34Now to the installation mass for the first American pontiff just hours away.
11:39Pope Leo XIV offering the Vatican as a location for peace talks between Russia and Ukraine.
11:45This, as President Trump says he plans to speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday.
11:50ABC's Maggie Rooley joins us from the Vatican.
11:52And Maggie, what more are you learning about this tonight?
11:55Hey, Whit.
11:55Yeah, just today, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that the Vatican could be a venue to host Russia-Ukraine peace talks,
12:01acknowledging that it's a, quote, place both sides would be comfortable going.
12:06Now, there's a longstanding offer from the Holy See to host these talks.
12:09And the Vatican has a tradition of being neutral when it comes to diplomacy.
12:13Most recently, we saw at Pope Francis' funeral that now iconic photo of President Trump meeting with President Zelensky of Ukraine.
12:21And, Whit, it seems that Pope Leo XIV is taking an even more proactive role in global affairs.
12:27And, Whit, tomorrow all eyes are going to be right here on the Vatican.
12:30We're expecting around 150 delegations from around the world to be right here in St. Peter's Square for the installation mass of Pope Leo.
12:37That's the official start to his papacy.
12:39And among them will be President Zelensky, as well as Vice President J.D. Vance and Secretary Rubio.
12:45Now, remember, Vance was here just about a month ago to meet with Pope Francis, one of the last people to see Pope Francis alive.
12:51But, Whit, at this point, it's unclear if Pope Leo will be meeting with Vance or Rubio tomorrow.
12:55Whit?
12:56We'll be watching.
12:56Maggie, thank you.
12:57And ABC News Live will carry special coverage of Pope Leo XIV's installation at the Vatican.
13:02That's tomorrow morning at 4 a.m. Eastern.
13:05You can stream it on Hulu, Disney+, and other streaming apps.
13:09Next tonight, the showdown between President Trump and the Supreme Court.
13:13The nation's highest court temporarily blocking the president from using the centuries-old Alien Enemies Act for deportations.
13:20ABC's senior White House correspondent Selina Wang in Washington tonight.
13:24Tonight, the escalating battle between the president and the high court.
13:28The Supreme Court extending its order temporarily blocking the Trump administration from deporting Venezuelan migrants using the Alien Enemies Act, a centuries-old wartime law that provides its targets with little or no due process.
13:43The 7-2 majority saying the government did not provide the migrants enough time or information to contest their removal.
13:51The justice is writing, notice roughly 24 hours before removal, devoid of information about how to exercise due process right to contest that removal, surely does not pass muster.
14:03The Supreme Court has said that the government cannot shuffle people out of the country behind closed doors without any real notice.
14:11The Supreme Court sending the case back to an appeals court to decide whether the president's use of the sweeping wartime authority is legal.
14:19Trump lashing out on social media saying, the result of this decision will let more criminals pour into our country.
14:27The Supreme Court is not allowing me to do what I was elected to do.
14:31Trump first invoked the law in March, justified by a so-called invasion by the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, a designated foreign terrorist organization,
14:41sending more than 200 Venezuelan migrants accused of being gang members to a notorious prison in El Salvador.
14:48And the president is facing another major setback with hardline Republicans in Congress blocking the president's budget bill from advancing, pushing for even steeper spending cuts.
14:59They're now negotiating through this weekend to try and get this bill back on track.
15:02President Trump is urging his party to unite, telling them to stop talking and get it done.
15:08Whit.
15:08Selena Wang at the White House tonight. Thank you.
15:11Now to the arrests of five alleged fake delivery drivers.
15:14The dramatic arrests in broad daylight captured on camera and the possible ties to an international burglary crew.
15:21Here's ABC's Aashin Singh.
15:25This is the moment California police arrested five suspects they say are part of a transnational organized burglary ring linked to a string of home invasions across Southern California.
15:35Connected to a transnational organized burglary group that has been targeting communities across our region.
15:42Police saying this ring security camera shows the group in action.
15:46Video shows people dressed as delivery and Amazon drivers.
15:49One of them carrying a package entering a home through the front door midday on Easter Sunday.
15:53Everything was on the floor.
15:55Literally everything.
15:56Jewelry, gun, handbags, cash, collectibles.
16:03Police say the suspects, who they say fled before they arrived, may have been targeting that Irvine family.
16:09Tonight, officers saying they caught up with the group after stopping a suspicious vehicle near the scene of a burglary.
16:13Adding the driver claimed to be delivering food, but couldn't say where.
16:17Detectives soon identified him as 24-year-old John Osorio Arias.
16:21That traffic stopped leading to a months-long investigation and the arrest of four others nearby.
16:26And Whit, those home burglaries have actually been down in recent years,
16:32but authorities are warning residents to stay vigilant,
16:34especially when it comes to answering the door for those unexpected packages.
16:37Whit?
16:38Important information.
16:39Ashin Singh, thank you.
16:40There's much more ahead on World News Tonight this Saturday.
16:43The first blood test that could help diagnose Alzheimer's disease.
16:47And Knicks fans celebrating in the streets,
16:49climbing light poles after a win 25 years in the making.
16:53Could we see another big celebration tomorrow?
16:57Next night, the FDA has cleared the first blood test that could help diagnose Alzheimer's disease
17:02for those 55 and older with symptoms.
17:05The test measures two proteins that are linked to amyloid plaques in the brain,
17:09which are among the hallmarks of Alzheimer's.
17:12The CDC estimates 6.7 million Americans are living with Alzheimer's,
17:17a brain disorder that affects thinking skills.
17:19When we come back, two of basketball's rising stars renew their rivalry.
17:26If you love basketball, this is your time of year.
17:29In the WNBA, Caitlin Clark's Indiana Fever beat the Chicago Sky and rival Angel Reese.
17:35Earlier, the New York Liberty opened their season with a win over Las Vegas.
17:38And in the NBA, wild celebrations in New York City overnight after the Knicks eliminated the Boston Celtics
17:45to make the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time in 25 years.
17:48There's people taking to the streets, some fans even climbing up light poles.
17:53In the West, Oklahoma City meets Denver tomorrow in Game 7.
17:56That's at 3.30 Eastern right here on ABC.
17:59And still ahead, graduation times two and a big surprise.
18:03America Strong Tonight, the graduation walk shared with a best friend.
18:10A special graduation at Rollins College.
18:14Honors chemistry student Cecilia Hernandez on stage with her service dog, Canela,
18:19about to pick up her diploma when she received a big surprise.
18:23In addition to presenting Cecilia with her diploma,
18:25we also wish to recognize the service companion who has accompanied her
18:30throughout her Rollins career, Canela.
18:32I'm very pleased to present this service badge to Canela in recognition of her contributions
18:39to Cecilia's success at Rollins.
18:42A milestone Cecilia did not think would happen four years ago
18:46due to mounting health issues related to her heart and immune system.
18:50I overcame so much already.
18:52Just to get through high school, how am I going to make it through college?
18:55But with help from her four-legged friend, her dream became a reality.
18:59Canela went through six months of special safety training to be with Cecilia in the chemistry lab,
19:05even outfitted with safety goggles, booties, and a protective vest.
19:09Once I had her by my side, I was able to actually envision myself getting to graduation.
19:14Cecilia now pursuing a Ph.D. in organic chemistry with Canela right there by her side.
19:20Quite the duo. Thanks so much for watching tonight. Have a great night.
19:26Thank you for making World News Tonight with David Muir, America's most watched newscast.