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Horrific new video shows attack on Jewish group in Boulder, Colorado

 

Tonight, the chilling new video showing the moment of that horrific attack.

Americans set on fire.

 

The images are disturbing.

ABC News tonight obtaining video showing the firebomb attack targeting demonstrators who gathered to raise awareness for the hostages still held in Gaza.

 

The suspect allegedly disguising himself as a gardener.

The suspect's family now being held by ICE tonight.

 

Also as we come on the air, the severe storms right now.

The rescues playing out.

 

Drivers trapped in their cars, being pulled to safety by ropes.

Ginger Zee has the forecast.

 

Tonight, Elon Musk taking on President Trump's budget bill, calling the spending disgusting.

 

take on (口)发火; 动怒

 

And tonight, amid the tariffs, prices now rising.

Tonight, the items at Walmart and how much they've gone up.

We'll go down the list in.

 

go down 被写下, 被记下

 

In Boston tonight, an explosive day in the Karen Read murder trial.

 

In the death of her Boston police officer boyfriend.

The defense witness who testified this could have been a dog.

 

Why Karen Read's team suddenly demanded a mistrial.

And late today, Karen Read is asked, will you testify?

 

And how she answered.

Tonight, the Sean Combs trial, and what was revealed about that video showing Sean Combs kicking and dragging his then girlfriend.

 

Tonight, the hotel security guard describing the bag of cash to keep the video secret.

Tonight, the arrests. Federal authorities say two Chinese nationals smuggled a dangerous biological pathogen into the U.S., the Detroit airport.

 

And that it can be used as a terror weapon in this country.

They say it can be used on crops.

 

And what happens if ingested in the food we eat?

That brazen escape, and now, one of the fugitives tonight still on the run, now appearing to post a video online, asking President Trump for help.

 

 fugitive [ˋfjudʒətɪv] n.【书】逃亡者；逃犯

 

The new headline tonight involving a case followed by the world.

The news tonight in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann.

 

Tonight, the Real Housewives husband sentenced to seven years in prison.

And will there soon be warnings on Doritos and M&Ms?

 

What this is about.

And the deadly tomato recall tonight.

 

We'll go down the states affected.

From ABC news world headquarter 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 very busy Tuesday night.

We begin tonight with the chilling new video of horrificattack in Boulder, Colorado.

 

ABC News obtaining the video, the suspect targeting a small group of peaceful demonstrators gathered to raise awareness about the hostages still being held by Hamas.

 

A warning, this video is difficult.

The suspect disguising himself as a gardener, carrying in flowers.

 

He's there on the right in an origin vest.

He ignites homemade Molotov cocktails and throws them at demonstrators.

 

A trail of fire reaching the group, engulfing several people on flames and appearing to set himself on fire while throwing his homemade weapons.

 

The man removing his burning shirt, still holding Molotov cocktails, ready to be ignited.

He brought 18 of them to the scene, according to authorities.

 

The suspect, of course, arrested, and tonight, there's news his family is now in the custody of ICE officials.

Investigators searching the suspect's Colorado Springs home.

 

Federal authorities say his wife and five children are being processed now for expedited deportation.

 

expedite [ˋɛkspɪ͵daɪt] v. 迅速完成; 促進; 加快

 

ABC's Trevor Ault leading us off tonight from Boulder, Colorado.

Tonight, horrific new video showing the moment a man in Boulder, Colorado, unleashed a fiery attack on a peaceful Jewish demonstration.

 

The suspect seen in an orange vest walking toward the crowd, throwing a lit Molotov cocktail, setting fire to innocent people who had been calling attention to the hostages still being held in Gaza.

 

Witnesses saying the suspect yelled "Free Palestine" and appeared to light himself on fire.

That suspect, 45-year-old Mohamed Sabry Soliman, allegedly telling investigators he disguised himself as a gardener, even buying flowers to get as close as possible to the group.

 

Later seen shirtless, yelling at the crowd, before being taken into custody at the scene.

 

shirtless [ˈʃɝtləs] adj. 赤裸上身的

 

Water!

Water, watter!

 

At least 12 people injured, including an 88-year-old woman who survived the Holocaust.

Tonight, we've learned she's now out of the hospital, recovering.

 

She's an incredibly resilient person who is horrified.

 

horrified [ˈhɔrəfaɪd] addj. 感到恐惧的

 

Officials say the suspect planned the attack for a year.

Waiting until after his daughter graduated high school last Thursday to carry it out.

 

And tonight, ABC News has learned he appeared to record pro-terror messages just hours before.

Court documents reveal Soliman brought 18 Molotov cocktails to the park, throwing two of them into the crowd.

 

Authorities suggest he might have had second thoughts, allegedly telling investigators he got scared and had never hurt anyone before.

 

Officials say he showed no remorse, allegedly admitting he had to do it, he should do it, and he would not forgive himself if he did not do it.

 

remorse [rɪˋmɔrs] n. 痛悔；自责

 

He said that he had previously tried to purchase a firearm, but resorted to the Molotov cocktails when he could not purchase a gun, because he was not a legal citizen.

 

firearm [ˋfaɪr͵ɑrm] n. 火器，枪支

 

Federal officials say Soliman is an Egyptian national, in the country illegally after overstaying his tourist visa.

Tonight, his wife and five children taken into custody by ICE, now being processed for expedited deportation.

 

We're also investigating to what extent his family knew about this horrific attack.

Rabbi Mark Solloway tells us six members of his congregation were injured in this attack.

 

rabbi [ˋræbaɪ] n. 犹太教祭司

congregation [͵kɑŋgrɪˋgeʃən] n.（宗教的）集会；（教堂的）会众

 

And the entire community is shaken.

We're talking literally a Jew who was targeted and burned and lying on the ground in flames.

 

And the image of that for our people is just -- just something that we'll never forget, that this could happen on the streets of Boulder, Colorado, in 2025.

 

David, the suspect is being held on $10 million bond.

 

bond[bɑnd]n. 保证金;保释金

 

He's due back in court on Thursday.

And we've learned one of the victims is still in the hospital in serious condition.

 

Several others have been released, but many of them are looking at months of recovery for their burns.

David.

 

All right, Trevor Ault leading us off tonight. Trevor, thank you.

 

Powerful storms trigger flash flood emergency in Wichita, Kansas

The other breaking story, we're following severe storms hitting right now.

 

Drivers rescued from their cars, and tornado warnings.

One tornado already reported near Kansas City tonight.

 

A flash flood emergency, this is Wichita.

Drivers trapped, being pulled to safety by ropes there.

 

Chief meteorologist Ginger Zee with the forecast and the images coming in right now.

Tonight, powerful storms and torrential rain inundated drivers in the heartland.

 

A flash flood emergency in Wichita, Kansas.

First responders using a boat and ropes, trying to save this driver struggling against the current filled with debris.

 

Finally pulling a woman from the car.

The Wichita Fire Department responding to more than 75 reports of submerged vehicles.

 

This is the highest I've ever seen it.

Tornado sirens sounding at Kaufman Stadium in Kansas City.

 

Our affiliate, KMBC, live on the air, forced to take shelter.

We may want to think about having nonessential personnel take their tornado shelters in here right now.

 

nonessential [͵nɑnəˋsɛnʃəl] adj. 非本质的；不重要的

 

This ambulance apparently swerving to avoid a tree in Raytown, Missouri, going off the road.

 

swerve [swɝv] vi. 突然转向；转弯

 

Now, this powerful system is pushing East.

It is moving quickly.

 

Let's get right to Ginger tonight to time this out.

Hi, Ginger.

 

Hi, David.

Two severe thunderstorm watches just went up on the North and South side of this.

 

Abilene is included in Texas, up to Davenport.

This powerful front also has what we call training thunderstorms.

 

That's why we saw that flash flood emergency in Wichita.

They just run over the same area.

 

You'll see that from Missouri back through Kansas and parts of Oklahoma tonight.

Now, there are two other pockets of flooding, Las Vegas and Miami.

 

Miami had big-time flooding yesterday.

So, this is the second day in a row.

 

Some places could end up with more than eight inchesover the two days.

If we time it out, the storms will reach Chicago by early tomorrow, drive time, that could make for a mess.

 

Down to St. Louis.

And then the smoke, we put on the same map.

 

It pulls on down through parts of Wisconsin, even Missouri by tomorrow.

And hazy skies out ahead of it here in the East, David.

 

David: All right, Ginger,we'll see you first thing in the morning on "Good Morning America."

Thanks.

 

Elon Musk calls Trump's signature bill a "disgusting abomination"

Tonight, Elon Musk taking on President Trump's budget bill, less than one week after leaving his official role with the Trump administration.

 

He's now calling the spending in the President's bill disgusting.

And this evening, amid the tariffs, prices rising in the U.S.

 

Tonight here, the items at Walmart, and how much they've gone up.

Mary Bruce with the higher prices and Elon Musk's harsh criticism.

 

Tonight, just days after leaving the Trump administration, Elon Musk ripping into the bill at the heart of President Trump's agenda.

 

rip into 猛烈批評（某人／某事）

 

"I'm sorry, but I just can't stand it anymore," Musk posted on X.

"This massive, outrageous, pork-filled congressional spending bill is a disgusting abomination."

 

pork [pork] n.【美】【口】政治恩惠（指政府用以笼络民心的拨款等）

abomination [ə͵bɑməˋneʃən] n. 令人厌恶的事情

 

It comes just hours of Trump declared the bill a big winner, but Musk insisting the bill will massively increase the already gigantic budget deficit to $2.5 trillion, and burden American citizens with crushingly unsustainable debt.

 

crushingly [ˋkrʌʃɪŋlɪ] adv. 让人受不了地；过分地

 

The President already knows where Elon Musk stood on this bill, it doesn't change the President's opinion.

This is one big beautiful bill and he's sticking to it.

 

Musk, the world's richest man, now threatening Republican lawmakers who backed the bill, saying, "Shame on those who voted for it.

 

You know you did wrong.

You know it."

 

Adding, "In November next year, we fire all politicians who betrayed the American people."

It's very disappointing.

 

With all due respect, my friend Elon is terribly wrong about the one big beautiful bill.

 

with all due respect（用於正式場合禮貌地表示異議）恕我直言

 

The President, eager to get the bill across the finish line, as we see prices rising amid the trade war he launched.

At Walmart, the nation's largest retailer, the cost of some toys way up.

 

way [we]  adv. very; extremely

 

A Baby Born doll that cost $34.97 in March now costs $49.97.

Up roughly 43%.

 

Last month, an Etch A Sketch cost $14.97. Now, it's $24.99, a nearly 67% increase.

 

Etch A Sketch 蚀刻素描

 

Walmart's CEO had sparked Trump's anger by warning the President's tariffs would lead to higher prices.

Today, Walmart telling us the new price hikes are influenced by a variety of factors.

 

And David, amid these rising prices, we've been asking the White House, but no trade deals have been finalized yet.

And the administration is now trying to up the pressure, sending a letter to our trading partners, urging them to put forth their best offers by tomorrow.

 

David. Mary Bruce at the White House.Mary, thank you.

 

Judge denies Karen Read defense team's call for a mistrial

Now, to Boston tonight, an explosive day in the Karen Read murder trial.

 

In the death of her Boston police officer boyfriend.

Tonight here, the defense witness who testified this could have been a dog, but then, the moment during cross examination when Karen Read's team suddenly demanded a mistrial.

 

And then late today, Karen Read was asked if she'll testify.

Here's Matt Gutman.

 

At the murder retrial of Karen Read today, the defense building its alternate theory that John O'Keefe was beaten by party-goers at this house, mauled by a dog, and left to die in a blizzard.

 

retrial [riˋtraɪəl] n. 复审

maul [mɔl] v. 抓傷; 撕咬

 

Those wounds were inflicted as a result of a dog attack.

Critical to proving these injuries to O'Keefe's arm were not caused by Read's SUV, but by a dog, the testimony of forensic pathologist Dr. Marie Russell.

 

Prosecutors spending most of the day trying to shred her credibility.

 

shred [ʃrɛd] v. 撕碎

 

Recently, you said teeth, and now you're saying you're not sure?

No, I'm saying I believe that those -- those marks are from teeth, but I'm not 100% certain.

 

Pointing out no traces of dog DNA were found on O'Keefe.

When a dog bites a sweater, would you expect that it would leave DNA?

 

Yes.

And it wasn't dog DNA, but plastic fragments from a car's taillight that were found imbedded in O'Keefe's clothing.

 

taillight [ˋtel͵laɪt] n.（车辆的）后灯，尾灯

 

When a dog bites a sweater, you would not expect it would leave little fragments of taillight shards in clothes, would you?

Correct.

 

What followed was a fiery fight over dog DNA.

He intentionally brought up DNA.

 

The defense moves strongly, vigorously, for a mistrial with prejudice.

 

move [muv] v. 提议；请求

 

But the judge denying the defense's motion for a mistrial.

 

motion [ˋmoʃən] n.（会议上的）动议，提议

 

And on her way out of court tonight, Karen Read was asked if she might testify.

I'm ambivalent, and by ambivalent, I could get onboard with either one.

 

ambivalent [æmˋbɪvələnt] adj.（心情）矛盾的；模棱两可的，含糊不定的

 

I feel strongly either way.

And David, today's testimony was a pivotal moment in this trial, but a reminder, the defense does not have to prove its alternate theory about a dog bite.

 

All it has to do is sow enough reasonable doubt in the minds of jurors about the prosecution case.

David.

 

Matt Gutman thank you.

 

Hotel security guard testifies Sean Combs bribed him for assault footage of Cassie Ventura

Meantime, in the Sean Combs trialtonight, what was revealed about that video showing Combs kicking and dragging his then girlfriend.

 

Tonight here, the hotel security guard testifying about the paper bag filled with cash to keep the video secret.

Here's Aaron Katersky.

 

Tonight, the extraordinary testimony about the 2016 hotel surveillance footage of Sean Combs attacking then girlfriend Cassie Ventura.

 

And the lens Combs went to keep it from being seen.

Today, the jury heard the music mogul paid a hotel security guard $100,000 cash for the video and to secure his silence.

 

Eddie Garcia testified he saw Combs with a brown paper bag, then putting stacks of $10,000 at a time through a money counter.

 

Garcia recalled Combs asking if he wanted to count the bills.

"I said I trusted the machine."

 

Garcia taking the cash and telling Combs he handed over the only copy.

He also told the jury he was made to sign a nondisclosure agreement.

 

nondisclosure [ˌnɑndɪˈskloʒɚ] n. 保密，不泄漏

 

Garcia said he first saw the video after arriving for a shift at the hotel.

"I was told there was a domestic dispute."

 

He said Combs' personal assistant Kristina Khorram kept calling, trying to get the tape.

Eventually putting Combs on the phone.

 

"He stated that I sounded like a good guy, that I sounded like I wanted to help.

That something like this could ruin him."

 

Garcia said Combs promised "he would take care of me."

When arrangements were made and Garcia arrived with a thumb drive containing the video, he said Combs greeted him, Eddie, my angel.

 

thumb drive（计算机等的）随身碟; 快闪驱动器（同 flash drive）

greet [grit] v. 问候，迎接，招呼[（+with）]

 

Combs denies all charges.

Tomorrow, David, the jury here could begin hearing from another alleged victim, a woman testifying under the pseudonym Jane.

 

David.

Aaron Katersky again tonight.

Thanks, Aaron.

 

DOJ: Chinese nationals charged with smuggling dangerous fungus pathogen into U.S.

Two Chinese nationals are accused of smuggling a dangerous fungus into the U.S. that experts say could be a potential terror weapon targeting agriculture.

 

This is a microscopic view of that fungus known to cause billions of dollars in damage to crops including wheat, barley, and rice worldwide every year.

 

barley [ˋbɑrlɪ] n. 大麦

 

If consumed by humans, it can cause liver damage and birth defects.

 

birth defect 天生缺陷；天生畸形

 

One of the suspects allegedly caught with the fungus hidden in his luggage at the Detroit airport.

The DOJ claims he lied, saying that he was just there to visit his girlfriend, a Chinese visiting research fellow at the

University of Michigan.

 

But later, confessed to having it.

We'll stay on this.

 

New video appears to show escaped New Orleans inmate pleading for help

We do have new reporting tonight in the search for those two remaining fugitives, after ten inmates broke out of a New Orleans jail.

 

Tonight, a new video surfacing on social media, appearing to show one of those inmates who is still on the run, now asking President Trump for help.

 

Here's Faith Abubey.

Tonight, the eye-opening plea from a fugitive asking for help from President Trump and rappers.

 

eye-opening [ˈaɪopənɪŋ]adj. 令人大开眼界的

plea [pli] n. 请求，恳求

 

Authorities in New Orleans now studying several videos posted online appearing to show one of the two remaining escapees in that brazen jailbreak more than two weeks ago.

 

escapee [͵ɛskeˋpi] n. 逃亡者；逃脱者

jailbreak [ˋdʒel͵brek] n. 越狱

 

My name is Antoine Massey.

People that been through the system that know it's corrupt, Lil Wayne, Donald Trump, please, I'm asking for help.

 

corrupt [kəˋrʌpt] adj. 腐敗的，貪汙的；墮落的

 

In the video, Massey repeatedly denying the charges against him.

Court records obtained by ABC News showing he pleaded guilty to a domestic battery charge in St. Tammany Parish back in March before being transferred to that Orleans Parish Jail on multiple other charges.

 

plead [plid] v.【律】（不用被动式）承认

battery [ˋbætərɪ] n.【律】殴打;暴力行为

 

Law enforcement sources telling ABC News Massey has a history of attempting escape, as recently as 2019.

And tonight, the Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office saying, quote, if the individual depicted in the video is indeed Antoine Massey, we strongly urge him to come forward and turn himself in to the proper authorities.

 

And David, tonight, the AP says authorities raided that home where they believe that video was filmed, but Massey was not there.

 

David.

Faith Abubey on this case again tonight.

Faith, thank you.

 

Authorities renew search for Madeleine McCann, the 3-year-old who vanished in Portugal in 2007

 

When we come back here, 20 years later, there's news tonight in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann.

Here in the U.S. tonight, the deadly tomato recall.

 

We'll go down the states affected.

And tonight, the headlines now involving the Real Housewives husband, who has been sentenced to seven years in prison, in a moment.

 

Tonight, nearly 20 years later, news in the Madeleine McCann case.

Authorities in Portugal tonight renewing their search in her disappearance.

 

renew [rɪˋnju] v. 更新；恢复原状；重新开始；继续

 

Of course, she was 3 years old when she vanished while on vacation with her family back in 2007.

A suspect behind bars in Germany for a different crime could be released in just months, which is adding to the urgency in this new search.

 

Authorities are now using ground penetrating radar to search parts of Southern Portugal.

 

FDA elevates tomato recall in 3 states over potential salmonella contamination

Meantime, back here in the U.S. tonight, the FDA recalling potentially deadly tomatoes sold in three states.

 

The tomatoes possibly contaminated with salmonella, sold in Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.

The FDA says the tomatoes were packaged under the names H&C Farms label.

 

No deaths or illnesses have been reported.

 

Doritos, M&Ms and other snack foods could soon require warning labels in Texas

When we come back tonight, will there soon be warnings on Doritos and M&Ms?

 

And what this is about.

And the Real Housewives husband now being sent to prison tonight.

 

To the index of other news.

A new bill in Texas could require warning labels on popular foods sold in that state.

 

Including Doritos, Skittles, and M&Ms.

The bill, which could have a nationwide impact, says foods containing certain ingredients will be required to have labels saying, quote, not recommended for human consumption by other countries, including some food dyes as the reason why.

 

It's backed by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Food industry groups tonight urging the Governor Greg Abbott to veto the bill.

 

veto [ˋvito] v. 否决；禁止；反对

 

Tom Girardi, ex-husband of “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star Erika Jayne, sentenced to 7 years

Tonight, Real Housewives husband Tom Girardi has been sentenced to seven years in prison.

 

The estranged husband of star Erika Jayne was convicted of stealing millions of dollars from his clients.

 

estranged [əˋstrendʒd] adj. 疏远的；分居的

 

The judge also ordering him to pay more than $2 million in restitution to the victims.

 

restitution [͵rɛstəˋtjuʃən] n. 归还；赔偿

 

America Strong: Teen, dentist and more qualify for U.S. Open Golf Championship

When we come back here tonight, forget the pros.

 

You're not going to believe who just qualified for the U.S. Open.

Could it be your dentist?

 

Finally tonight, America Strong.

It comes once a year.

 

A chance for everyday Americans to try to make the U.S. Open.

Tonight, our America Strong begins right here, with the dream of a little boy and the golf club.

 

Dreaming one day that he could make the U.S. Open.

And just listen to this.

 

He's now a 17-year-old high school junior, and he just qualified to play in the U.S. Open.

Mason Howell from Thomasville, Georgia.

 

At just 17, competing against the pros.

He first picked up a golf club at age 3 and has played in tournaments since he was 6.

 

It's that once a year chance, and he qualified to play in the U.S. Open next week.

Hugging his parents right after the 18th hole, when he did it.

 

I'd be lying if I didn't say I was nervous, but just hugging my mom and my dad, walking off 18th green is just a feeling that I don't know if I'll feel again, but that was one of the greatest moments of my life.

 

David: And right here tonight --

Hey, David.

 

Mason on that moment.

I think my message to everyone out there is to keepworkinghard and that dreams really do come true.

 

And he's not the only one.

From McCordsville, Indiana, a dentist who always dreamed of being a pro golfer, too.

 

How about that shot?

Matt Vogt qualifying for the U.S. Open.

 

I knew I could do this.

I feel like I'm gonnawake up from a dream here in a little while and this isn't going to be real, but it's real.

 

And I'm so excited.

Right here tonight.

 

Hey, David.

Dr. Vogt on his way home.

 

If I look like I'm running on two hours of sleep, it's because I am.

David: Tonight, that dentist and a dream.

 

And his message.

You can accomplish awesome things while still having a career, having a family, you can -- it's never too late to follow your dreams.

 

So true.

We're rooting for both of you.

 

root for 支持, 声援

 

Good night.