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ABC World News Tonight with David Muir Full Broadcast – Aug. 2, 2025

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Melissa Adan reporting on the urgent manhunt for an army veteran accused of shooting and killing four people in Montana. Katherine Faulders reporting on the new federal probe facing former Special Counsel Jack Smith over the investigations into President Trump; And the wild week for the economy, Selina Wang has the details on what Tariffs may mean for back-to-school shoppers, and the signs of a weakening job market; and more on tonight’s broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

00:00 Intro
02:14 Manhunt for mass shooting suspect in Anaconda Montana
04:49 Federal probe into former Special Counsel Jack Smith over Trump investigations
07:28 Some major companies planning price increases to offset Tariff costs
10:10 Raging Canadian wildfires fueling air quality concerns, and Dani Beckstrom’s forecast
11:24 Increased security in Cincinnati after violent brawl caught on video
13:25 U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff meets with hostage families in Israel as Gaza’s hunger crisis grows
15:32 Pope Leo’s first youth jubilee
16:26 Major League Baseball takes over Bristol Motor Speedway for baseball game
17:04 California man arrested on terror related charges, accused of sending money to ISIS
17:34 Pro Football Hall of Fame welcomes new members
18:01 Rescue dog’s incredible story

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Attorney General Todd Blanche on banned news outlets

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“The important thing is to know that being in the White House is a privilege. It’s not a right,” Blanche told Martha Raddatz.

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Pediatric doctor killed, wife stabbed in home invasion outside Pittsburgh

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Police say a man broke into their home, stabbing them while they slept. The family’s children escaped unharmed.

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‘A.I. Must Be Kept Under Human Control,’ Xi Tells Trump. What You Need to Know – September 25

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• STATE DINNER: President Donald Trump toasted China’s Xi Jinping at a White House state dinner.
• HORMUZ REOPEN: Tehran is offering to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days if the U.S. lifts its blockade of Iranian ports.
• U.N. WALKOUT: Dozens of diplomats walked out of the U.N. General Assembly as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began to speak.
• NOR’EASTER: A powerful nor’easter is closing in on the East Coast.
• DIESEL EXPORT BAN: President Donald Trump’s top economic advisers are now studying a short-term ban on diesel exports.
• PEPSI PRICES: Pepsi is raising prices on its soda, chips and dips.
• MORTGAGE RATES: Mortgage rates are now approaching 7.5%.
• NOLAN WELLS: New autopsy and phone findings have been released in the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells.
• STANFORD A.I.: Stanford University is apologizing after using A.I. to alter a promotional photo.
• HANUKKAH BARBIE: The unveiling of a Hanukkah Barbie is sparking discussion online about her appearance.
• TAYLOR SWIFT: “Patient Zero” and “The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore” dropped just after midnight.
• DOLLY DAY: Celebrations are set to kick off across the country for the first ever “Dolly Day.”

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Drug-related arrests near Ole Miss following deaths of students

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As police investigate the deaths of two college students near Ole Miss, authorities are cracking down on the illegal sale of Kratom – an herbal supplement that can act as both a stimulant and opioid.

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OpenAI agent hacked Australian public health website, prime minister says

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An OpenAI agent “infiltrated” an Australian public health website earlier this summer, the country’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese told reporters during a media briefing in New York on Wednesday, revealing what is believed to be the first known hack of a government website by an AI agent.

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