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to president trump about elon musk amid their explosive feud. what the president told us about musk. also tonight, the severe storms and tornado threat right now, multiple states the south, the northeast, the seat of laguardia airport in new york and in boston tonight. lee goldberg is here. first tonight, president trump talking to abc news about elon musk, saying musk has lost his mind. but the president revealed. and what the president said just moments ago about whether he has any plans to talk to musk. jonathan karl standing by. also, as we come on the air tonight, the tornado and flood threats reported tornadoes already in multiple states. storms moving into the northeast in boston, giant trees coming down and the images coming in at this hour from laguardia airport. planes backed up. as far as you can see, the ground stops the storms tonight and right into the weekend. lee goldberg, standing by with the forecast. abc news the first to report late today, deported migrant kilmer abrego. garcia is now back on u.s. soil. return from el salvador, months after

the white house acknowledged it was an administrative error to deport him. but the return comes with a major turn in this case, the charges he's now facing here in the u.s. russia attacking ukraine, saying it's retaliation for those ukrainian drones that struck deep inside russia. martha raddatz is in ukraine tonight as the missiles come down. and tonight, her exclusive interview with president zelensky. zelensky revealing it was russian drivers who unknowingly drove those drones deep into russia. and what else? he told martha tonight. the american passenger describing the horror as tourists are trapped on a crowded ferry that capsized the tour boat flooding with water, passengers jumping for their lives, smashing windows to get out. there is breaking news at this hour. back in the u.s, the former sheriff, a convicted murderer on the run who escaped in a makeshift uniform and where they have just found him. what we've learned. also, the fugitive father who authorities say killed his three young daughters tonight, the hunt for him widening and what

they're now telling members of the community. overseas tonight, the american heroes in normandy. we remember d-day. and we remember what they told us on the beaches of normandy. and our promise and hanging by a thread. he's been performing his own death defying stunts for years. tonight, tom cruise, just setting a new world record. you'll see it right here. >> two. one. now. >> from abc news world headquarters in new york. this is world news tonight with david muir. >> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a friday night. we'll get to these storms, the tornado threat and that scene at laguardia airport here in new york city, and images of the storms hitting boston, all of it in a moment here. lee, of course, has the forecast. but we do begin tonight with president trump talking to abc news about elon musk tonight, president trump telling our jonathan karl that musk, quote, has lost his mind. and what the president said just moments ago about whether he has any plans to talk with musk. abc's chief washington

correspondent jonathan karl leading us off. after talking with the president about musk amid this explosive feud between the two men. >> a day after his explosive breakup with elon musk, president trump told me musk is, quote, the man who has lost his mind, adding that musk wants to talk to him, but he's, quote, not particularly interested in talking to musk right now. in just moments ago, abc's rachel scott asking trump about musk. >> do you have any plans to speak with mr. musk? this was one of your closest advisers. >> i don't have any plans. >> sources close to the president tell me trump is telling people that musk's outburst happened because he's using drugs. i asked trump about that, but he wouldn't comment on the record. the president later told cnn about musk, quote, he's got a problem. the poor guy's got a problem. this after yesterday's spectacle, which began when trump in the oval office reacted to musk's escalating attacks on his budget bill, which musk has called a, quote, disgusting abomination. >> i'm very disappointed in

elon. i've helped. >> elon musk was watching, and while trump was still speaking, he fired back, posting without me, trump would have lost the election. such ingratitude, trump responded on his own social media, suggesting musk was just another disgruntled former employee, saying, quote, elon was wearing thin. i asked him to leave. he also threatened to cut musk's $20 billion in government contracts. musk went nuclear, suggesting trump should be impeached and then going even further, linking trump and notorious sex trafficker jeffrey epstein. time to drop the really big bomb, musk posted on x real donald trump is in the epstein files. that is the real reason they have not been made public. that explosive accusation caught everyone by surprise. fbi director kash patel, hearing what musk had said while he was in the middle of an interview with podcaster joe rogan. >> jesus christ, that's a crazy thing to say. how does he know?

does he know that donald trump is in the epstein files, or does he have access to the epstein files? >> i don't know how he would, but i'm just staying out of the trump elon thing that's way outside. >> the are they doing? >> i know my lane and that ain't it. >> but overnight, it seemed like both musk and the president were trying to tone things down when one of trump's top supporters posted they should make peace for the benefit of our great country. we are much stronger together than apart. musk responded, you're not wrong. and sources tell abc news that the white house is considering either selling or giving away that red tesla model s that trump bought with some fanfare back in march as a show of support for elon musk. trump was just asked about this on air force one, and he said he hasn't really thought about it. >> jon karl and the conversation. john. thank you. we turn now to the severe storms on the move tonight from texas, really all the way up into the northeast. in fact, look at the images from laguardia airport in new york city tonight. ground stops at multiple airports

across the northeast at laguardia. the line of planes, as far as you can see, the delays mounting amid multiple ground stops and the storms moving in near lubbock, texas, a tornado bearing down on a home. but somehow that home was spared. this one. also near lubbock, more than two dozen reported tornadoes in just the past 24 hours. in van buren, arkansas, a tornado striking this neighborhood damaging more than 50 homes. and today, in massachusetts, storms reaching into the northeast. giant trees coming down onto cars and homes in south boston. lee goldberg standing by with the forecast. and maria villarreal in texas tonight. >> tonight. more than 35 million on alert for severe storms. tornado sirens sounding in van buren, arkansas, just after dawn. sheet metal flying off this warehouse. authorities in van buren say at least 50 structures were hit. >> how was your place? >> it's gone. everything's gone. >> families in shock. >> i just heard a big noise. my window cracked. a tree fell in the. in the window. it was this

close to my bed overnight. >> multiple tornadoes reported in new mexico and west texas. this powerful twister churning near lubbock. storm chasers simon brewer and justin drake getting up close. >> oh my gosh, man. >> storms also dumped torrential rain that swamped drivers in shallow water. texas lightning likely to blame for these massive oil storage tanks erupting in flames southeast of oklahoma city. and an early round of storms in the boston area taking down trees. planes stacked up at new york's laguardia airport. more than 100 flights canceled there alone. as the northeast is under threat again tonight. and david, you can see the damage left behind by those storms. straight line winds hitting this building, knocking it all over. families tell me right now they are very concerned about the weather that is expected to hit over the next few days. we're talking about hail, more rain and now this

entire area, lubbock. they are under a tornado watch. david. >> all over again. maria. thank you. let's get right to chief meteorologist lee goldberg of our new york station, wabc. back with us tonight. hi, lee. >> hi, david. severe thunderstorm warning in the lubbock area right now. we can't get a break in this area. there's a tornado warning in the oklahoma panhandle. the watches extend to eastern colorado. there's another tornado watch. western kentucky, western tennessee. we've had severe storms in new england, showers in the hudson valley. we've been tracking storms here in the new york area. let's time this out. showers and storms. waves of them will go through the northeast during the day tomorrow. they'll be offshore in the evening. and then our focus turns to the south. we have a severe threat all the way from texas and oklahoma to the east coast. some of the strongest storms and enhanced threat for damaging winds over mississippi and alabama by sunday. you're talking about a threat that's on the east coast from virginia beach to savannah, and a renewed threat once again over the texas panhandle. they can't get away from the storms. >> david lee goldberg, back with us on a friday night. thank you. lee. tonight, abc news, the

first to report that deported migrant kilmer abrego garcia is now back on u.s. soil. return from el salvador, months after the white house acknowledged it was an administrative error to deport him in the first place. but the return tonight comes with a major twist in this case, the charges he now faces here in the u.s. here's pierre thomas tonight. >> abc news first to report kilmer abrego. garcia, who the white house initially said was mistakenly deported to el salvador, is now back on american soil. a dramatic turn in an ongoing political firestorm. government of el salvador sending him back today after an arrest warrant was issued here in the u.s. >> the man has a horrible past, and i could see a decision being made. bring him back. show everybody how horrible this guy is. >> yeah. >> that warrant connected to this 2022 traffic stop in tennessee. abrego garcia driving an suv with nine other people inside. >> how many? how many rolls have you got in here? >> four troopers at the scene. suspicious. >> it's a.

>> he's hauling these people for money. you got a dollar? that's what he's doing. >> and tonight, a doj indictment accusing abrego garcia of being part of a human smuggling operation that transported drugs, weapons and thousands of undocumented migrants, including ms. 13 gang members and children across the country. >> he made over 100 trips. the grand jury found smuggling people throughout our country. >> tonight, abrego garcia's lawyers blasting the government's actions. >> they'll stop at nothing at all. even some of the most preposterous charges imaginable, just to avoid admitting that they made a mistake, which is what everyone knows happened in this case. >> abrego. garcia's return, coming almost two months after the supreme court unanimously ruled that his removal to el salvador was, quote, illegal and ordered the trump administration to facilitate his return. tonight, doj filing notice in federal court, saying it

believes it has complied with a judge's order to return abrego garcia here to the u.s. and that the case should be dismissed. >> david thomas in washington. pierre. thank you. we turn now to the war in ukraine. martha raddatz is there as russia now attacks ukraine, russia saying it's retaliation for those ukrainian drones. tonight, martha's exclusive interview with president zelenskyy. zelenskyy revealing it was actually russian drivers who unknowingly drove those ukrainian drones deep inside russia. martha raddatz tonight and her exclusive interview from kyiv as those russian missiles came down overnight. >> tonight. ukraine reeling from a deadly and terrifying barrage. nearly 500 russian missiles and drones raining down on ukraine. russia says this is retaliation for that stunning ukrainian attack. those ukrainian drones that flew deep inside russia and set russian military planes on fire. now russian missiles

slamming this neighborhood in video circulating online and outside kyiv, where we are explosions as russia's fury is felt here, ukraine's national athletics team taking cover as bombs fell around them. we took shelter during a relentless four hour long assault here. our team in the bunker as russia targeted nearly every corner of ukraine, more than 50 people have been killed or wounded in these attacks. and tonight, with his country under attack, my exclusive interview with president zelensky. >> quite a night coming. yeah. difficult night. >> we ask about that brazen drone attack on russia. drones launching out of containers atop trucks soaring toward their targets, setting multiple russian warplanes, including nuclear capable bombers on fire. zelenskyy telling me it took a year and a half to plan, then

making this stunning revelation saying the russians themselves unknowingly delivered those drones to their locations. you had russian drivers who had no idea. >> they didn't know they did. the drivers didn't know what they do. yeah, they just did their job. >> and three years into this bloody war, we asked the ukrainian leader to respond to this comment from president trump, comparing it to two children fighting in the park. >> sometimes you see two young children fighting like crazy. they hate each other and they're fighting in a park. and you try and pull them apart. they don't want to be pulled. sometimes you're better off letting them fight for a while and then pulling them apart. >> do you think the president is getting that message when he says things like, it's two children fighting. >> a president? not trump. >> it's not about president

trump, zelenskyy told me. it's really about any person who is thousands of miles away and cannot fully feel and understand this pain. adding, we are not kids with putin at the playground. he is a murderer who came to this park to kill the kids. and david, president zelenskyy telling me he does not believe that putin wants peace and is urging president trump and world leaders to put much stronger sanctions on russia. meanwhile, here in ukraine, those intense russian bombings continue. david. >> martha raddatz in ukraine for us tonight. martha. thank you. she'll be in kyiv and more of her interview with president zelenskyy and her reporting sunday morning right here on abc's this week. we'll be watching martha. thanks. back here in the u.s. tonight, there is breaking news. authorities say an escaped killer, a former police chief, is now back in custody in stone county, arkansas, tonight. he's known as the devil in the ozarks. grant harden was recaptured this afternoon about a mile and a half from the prison grounds. he was on the run for 12 days. prison officials say he wore a

law enforcement style uniform to get past guards to make his escape. now back in custody tonight. now to the american passenger describing the horror after tourists were trapped on a crowded ferry. the tour boat flooding with water. passengers jumping for their lives, smashing windows to get out. here's britt clennett. >> tonight, an american tourist speaking out after surviving this horrific ferry sinking off the coast of bali. 24 year old lauren degh was on the trip of a lifetime celebrating her birthday when the ferry was suddenly hit by a large wave. >> everyone was screaming bloody murder. and like, get out! because they were saying like, go, go, go at the front. but they had nowhere to go. >> 89 passengers and five crew on board the ship, taking on water, beginning to tilt. >> break the window, break the window. >> lauren kicking the window. breaking the glass to escape. passengers desperately clinging to the overturned ferry. being pummeled by waves. >> people were just throwing themselves, just jumping across to the other boat.

>> all survived, according to indonesian authorities, who sent in divers to ensure no one was trapped. >> and david, that passenger, lauren, saying that among those scrambling to escape were people with babies and old people. david. >> just extraordinary. brit. thank you. when we come back tonight, word coming in the school shooting that authorities say they foiled. it was planned for a high school graduation. more in a moment. also, news on that fugitive father who authorities say killed his three young daughters. what they're now warning the community about. and he's been doing his own death defying stunts for years. tom cruise setting a world record tonight. this is the record tonight. this is the movies. you'll see the for people who feel limited by the unpredictability of generalized myasthenia gravis, season to season, ultomiris is continuous symptom control, with improvement in activities of daily living and reduced muscle weakness. and ultomiris is the only long-acting gmg treatment with the freedom of just 6 to 7 infusions per year, for a predictable routine i can count on. ultomiris may lower your immune system's

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people from all over the world. it's really something when you remember what happened 80 years ago here. >> david: and it was just today we heard from private first class jake ruser and his family telling us, we need to remember and honor the bravery and sacrifices made by those who were there. and we remember the moment strangers gathered on that beach who saw us sitting with heroes. >> you're the heroes. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> david: those strangers lining up to say thank you. they are the heroes of normandy, and we will never forget. thank you for watching here this week because my only son. >> an emotional day in oakland as a memorial is held for a beloved teacher. we'll have more from his family. >> we're following the money trail of the san francisco parks alliance. it abruptly shut down,

and now nonprofits are demanding answers. >> another casualty of government funding, the bay area food bank that has to put an end to its pop up program. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> it's the next round of trump versus california. what the white house could be about to cut, and the pushback already coming from the state's top democrats. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. big concerns tonight about the trump administration making big cuts targeting uc and csu schools because of california's policies. >> cnn reported this morning that the trump administration is preparing to terminate a wide array of federal grants to the state. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn joins us live from the newsroom. and you've been gathering reaction today. suzanne. >> so, ama and dan, those cuts are not official yet, but local, state and federal officials say everyone is bracing for the everyone is bracing for the