robin? >> robin: our thanks to you, britt, for your reporting. urgent search for a convicted killer who escaped while on the way to a medical appointment in north carolina. authorities say they no longer believe he's in the immediate area. faith abubey joins us with the latest. good morning, faith. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. authorities have been flooded with tips. right now they are honing in on two solid leads they hope would take them directly to that convicted killer. this morning the reward for information leading to the capture of ramone alston increasing to $35,000. the ground operation now called off. >> we feel pretty comfortable that he is not in the immediate vicinity. >> reporter: after deploying 335 people from 19 agencies to scour over 1,300 acres in the first 24 hours, investigators are shifting course. >> there's two leads we got. that's a teaser to the folks that know what's going on and know that they were involved in it. we know you. we're coming for you. >> reporter: austin escaped tuesday morning from a transpor

>> robin: usta.e 13 and over, we're losing them. in every sport. not just tennis. every sport. we're trying to come up with an initiative that will keep them involved, keep them interested in our programs, which is after school programs, safe haven, tutoring, tennis, mentoring, you know, life skills. we want to keep these kids safe and off the streets. this is our initiative, to try to find out how we can get over 13 kids more interested. >> robin: get them in the game and keep them there. >> get them in the game, yeah. >> robin: the usta, going out to the open for those two weeks, thank you for all the hard work. >> what about you? you're there every year. you come to our gala. you really support us. thank you. >> robin: easy to do. you're a grandma! first time grandma. i see it all over your social. >> i know. james, my grandson. there he is. there's andy. good old andy. always hanging around these pictures. my ex-husband. >> robin: he's been there for you. >> yes, he has. i love giving him a hard

robin? >> robin: all right. thanks to you. >> george: abc news covering the democratic national convention in chicago tonight in primetime. it streams on abc news live at 7 eastern and network at 10. >> robin: u.s. secretary of state blinken saying israel has agreed to what's being called a bridging proposal for a cease fire. britt clennett is in tel aviv with the latest. >> reporter: blinken now the agent for more high level talks, continuing this really flurry of diplomacy to reach a deal. the secretary of state says israel has accepted a bridging proposal, and that the ball is now in hamas' court to get a cease fire done. we don't know the details of that proposal, but hamas already accusing israel and the u.s. of adding new conditions that cross their red lines, including hamas' demand for a permanent cease fire. now blinken, in lengthy talks yesterday with israeli prime minister netanyahu and the wife of an american hostage, telling me that after speaking with blinken, she wants to believe keith will be hom

robin? >> robin: breaking news from overseas.kraine launching new drone attacks inside russia, as troops push deeper into putin's territory. ian pannell is on the ground in ukraine. good morning to you, ian. >> reporter: good morning, robin. another night of drone strikes inside russia and ukrainian troops advancing on the ground. they don't want to so much march on moscow, but they want to instill fear and discontent from the borders to the very heart and power of the kremlin. overnight, ukraine launching more drone attacks on military sites deep into russia. video verified by abc news showing smoke rising from one air field hundreds of miles from the border. a storage site hit by drones still burning today. meanwhile ukraine releasing more images of attacks into one region, its troops still pushing its shock offensive. >> it's chaos. >> reporter: i spoke with an american fighter in an exclusive interview just returned from the battlefield inside russia. why would an american want to go into russia, illegally? >> we're here to h

robin? >> robin: all right.enerations who are choosing to reduce their alcohol consumption or just not drink at all. rena roy is here. we're really interested in this. good morning. >> super interesting. this sober curious movement has been gaining traction as more and more young people focus on their health, wellness, even saving a few buck. the number of college age drinkers has gone down in recent years. more and more young adults are rethinking their relationship with alcohol. it's all part of a movement best summarized in the latest season of "emily in paris." >> what if we did a nonalcoholic version. there's been a lot of interest in that because of sober curious movement. >> the sober what? >> sober curious movement. it's mainly gen z z and millennials who are not sober, they're just exploring not drinking. >> reporter: a 2020 study finding abstaining from alcohol is becoming increasingly popular among generation z. 28% of college students reported they did not drink alcohol compared to 20% back in 2002.

robin? >> robin: the u.s.oving a guided missile submarine into the region as israel is bracing for retaliation from iran and hezbollah. tom soufi burridge is in tel aviv with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, robin. yeah, it's a highly unusual move. the pentagon going public about the location of a guided missile submarine moving into the middle east. the u.s. boosting military assets in the region once again. over the weekend, president biden telling iran not to attack israel, at this high stakes moment. this morning the pentagon moving a guided missile submarine, the uss georgia, to the middle east. the location of it normally top secret. the location armed with cruise missiles. biden also speeding up the deployment to a carrier to the region, telling iran and its proxy to back down. iranian officials this weekend doubling down on threats to retaliate against israel after two assassinations. president biden still pressing for peace. >> i'm working literally every single day to -- and my whole team, to s

robin? >> robin: all right, elizabeth. thanks to you. the tropical threat on the move this morning. ernesto hitting the caribbean, including puerto rico. ginger, you got the timing and the track for us? >> ginger: got all of it. right now it is about 300 miles east/southeast of san juan. it's got time but it is still moving west at 20 miles per hour. it's crushing in. you're starting to see some cloud cover. this is the east side of puerto rico. that's who would have the most rain from this. that's where the center will go. it's already made it into the northern leeward islands. pass through the u.s. and british virgin islands. then on the east side of puerto rico is where the center track has it. through tomorrow. we will be watching it tomorrow as we come on the air. then it will go back north and start to track to bermuda. that's when it intensifies to hurricane strength. could be at least a cat 2 as it passes close to bermuda. this weekend for us, mainly looking like a high surf and rip current risk. that's good news because this thi

robin? >> robin: turning to ernesto. the storm lashing puerto rico and now on the move. let's turn to ginger with the track and timing. good morning, ginger. >> ginger: we didn't even see landfall, but more than 300,000 people in puerto rico are already without power. you don't need landfall you just need a storm really close. that's exactly what ernesto had done. it passed east of it. it's well north of san juan, more than 85 miles north northwest. this is video where they saw gusts easily of 74 miles per hour plus. they had hurricane force gusts. u.s. british and virgin islands 86 mile per hour gusts. there's the storm right now. you can see the broad impact from clouds and the radar where it taps into that tropical moisture. san juan itself in a flash flood warning right now. that means you do not want to be out in that driving. it can easily add up, especially in the rain forest. the warnings go all the way back to the south shore. we're going to keep that up until about noon or 1 p.m. t

robin? >> robin: all right, george.. >> michael: thank you, will. >> i'm back. go easy on me here. we begin with pop news in morning with adele. the super has kicked off her ten day residency. let's give the pop news stadium. custom built. 80,000 people. has a 43,000 square foot stage and curb screen that measures 98 feet tall, 721 feet wide. there's also adele world, a theme park, with concessions and rides and a bar that serves adele spritzers. as for the show itself, guys, adele gives the audience everything including chasing pavements. that's off her break through album 19. check it out. ♪ should i give up or should i just keep chasing pavement even if it leads nowhere ♪ >> get this. adele said she hasn't performed the song live in seven years. other songs were hello, rumor has it, someone like you. on night 2 she stopped the show because the women's 100 tpaoeurl from the paris games was on. she has everyone cheering. gold medal to adel. >> michael: wow. >> that was the beginning of pop news. we got more to go. from

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robin? >> robin: more than 100.t, thanks to you. >> whit: ginger, good morning. >> ginger: you can see grand junction there. could see records for three days in a row. the heat dries out vegetation. that and it's harder for firefighters to fight because it's more intense. >> rebecca: ginger, thank you. we turn now to the new lawsuit against stub hub accused of tricking consumers into buying tickets. >> reporter: washington, d.c.'s attorney general said stub hub is tricking customers into paying deceptively high prices by using drip pricing. they say stub hub will advertise artificially low prices to entice buyers. then prompt you through a dozen pages with a countdown clock, causing a false sense of urgency. by the time you're done they say you're pressured to pay fees. keep in mind when you're buying tickets on stub hub there is an option to put a filter on your search that includes estimated fees from the start. robin? >> robin: now gma at the summer games. katie ledecky bringing home more gold. james longman has

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will the axis strike can win and our hopes of a ceasefire in gaza now dashed by lost the new yorker's robin wright and vali nasr of johns hopkins also. the biggest prisoner swap since the cold war seven countries were involved in 24 prisoners were delivered across borders including three americans. i'll talk to putin critic bill browder about who got the better end of the deal? then venezuelan president nicolas maduro has claimed victory in last week's elections. but the u.s. says, his opponent is the actual winner, will soar through the situation with opposition politician leopold lopez but first here's my take the conventional wisdom about donald trump is that he has no coherent policy agenda. he's transactional impulsive, and narcissistic the 140 of his former staffers who worked on the heritage foundation's project 2025 discovered this recently when trump abruptly disavowed the project because it became controversial. but trump does have an ideological core and it's one that dates back a long way. in 1987, when donald trump was merely a new york developer, he spent almost $100,000 to ta

. >> i lost the new yorker's robin wright and vali nasr of johns hopkins also the biggest prisoner swap since the cold war seven countries were involved in 24 prisoners were delivered across borders including three americans. >> i'll talk to putin critic bill browder about who got the better end of the deal then venezuelan president nicolas maduro has claimed victory in last week's elections but the us says, his opponent is the actual winner will soar through the situation with opposition politician, little older lopez but first here's my take the conventional wisdom about donald trump is that he has no coherent policy agenda. he's transactional impulsive, and narcissistic the 140 of his former staffers who worked on the heritage foundation's project 2025 discovered this recently when trump abruptly disavowed the project because it became controversial. but trump does have an ideological core and it's one that dates back a long way. in 1987 when donald trump was merely a new york developer, he spent almost $100,000 to take out a full-page ad in the new york times it was an open letter t

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grant historic children's voices after robin bernstein talks for a bit. she'll be joined in converse nation by kevin quashie, who is the royce family professor of teaching excellence in english at brown university. he's the author or editor of four books. most recently, the sovereignty of quiet and beyond resistance in black culture and black aliveness or a poetics poetics of being black aliveness has been awarded to prizes. the james russell lowell prize from the modern languages association and the pegasus award for poetry criticism from the poetry foundation. so we are honored and pleased to welcome both robert robin bernstein and kevin quashie yee here with us this evening. and i'm delighted to turn the podium over to robin bernstein. welcome. thank you all so much. i am so thrilled to be here. thank you all for coming out tonight on this beautiful day. thank you. thank you, scott casper, for that lovely introduction. thank you. dan wolverton and stephanie corrigan for making this event possible. i think tied poor bookshop for supplying books for toni

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now, robin sproul, who is a friend of mine, robin, tried to think about how to explain to the white house that abc was turning down this prime presidential interview. she was still trying to figure that when roone arledge assistant called her back and said, have you done that thing that roone asked to do? and robin said, no. and the assistant. well, then, don't. everything will be okay. and they took the interview. whoa, whoa, whoa. the timing, of course, on this interview was interesting. 1996. yeah. so reelection year and we did not know the name monica lewinsky. but that was already now when that not the only time there was a trying to steal interviews was it diane's. oh, real quickly, barbara walters argument to mike mccurry, press secretary, was everybody where the president stands on issues but his character, can we trust him? and that came i mean, that that resonated. and of course, eventually became an issue. well, she did have a ability to conceptualize what she ought to try to get out of an interview. and that would include an interview with. presidents and she was she and it wa

well, joining us now is discrimination lawyer robin moira white. good afternoon robin.right. this was a huge controversy during the olympics because it was sort of obvious that imane khelif didn't look entirely, female born. let's say she is not transgender. she considers herself to be a woman. she was raised as a girl. so what do you make of the fact that she's now looking to take legal action against the likes of elon musk and j.k. rowling, and also donald trump, because onune and also donald trump, because online they made comments to suggest that she shouldn't be fighting against women. just just tell me what you make of the whole thing . the whole thing. >> i think from her perspective, she was called thing and she was called a man. she was called transgender, but amongst other things, she was called a cheat. now we might some people might think that the rules are regulation, are right to be looked at, and almost certainly need to be looked at in good time for the 2028 los angeles games. but imane khelif and her national association followed the rules. and i think

i'm ben wedeman, cnn reporting from beirut joining me now is robin wright contributing writer for the new yorker and fellow with the woodrow wilson international center for scholars. >> good to have you with us, robin great to be with you. lynda israelis are being told to prepare their bomb shelters, stock up on basic necessities as fears of a revenge attack, row what's your assessment of where things stand at this point? what sort of response could we say? >> well, i think the iranians and its allies, including his bulla, have made clear that this could be an attack on multiple fronts not just by iran alone. the language from the leader of hezbollah and from the iranians themselves have inherited that this could be very different from the kind of strike we saw an april when iran alone unleashed missiles and drones on iran united states is also taking additional precautions now, in deploying additional forces in the middle east to provide greater capability in countering what could be a more complicated and multi-front attack. >> i want to ask you about that considering the fact that

this is robin. this is robin law, according to media reports trying to get around all these concerns made 1st question, how viable the cable part of son cable would be. he decided it'd be better to use all that solar power in a completely different way by turning it into green hydrogen and ammonia. this is another way of moving renewable energy around. that's getting a lot of attention right now, that you convert that clean electricity into fuel that you can ship anywhere in the world without the hassle of building a cable to connect those places. the while it has some things going for it. today's hydrogen isn't really living up to its promise because of how inefficient you just to make compared to using well, sending that clean energy directly. we made a video on that here, which is your take a look at off to this one. piece 2 competing visions of what to do with sun cables, plants, all the phones came to a head in january 2023. according to media reports, when the company missed 2 of its big miles

this is robin. this is robin law, according to media reports trying to get around all these concerns made 1st question, how viable the cable part of son cable would be. he decided it'd be better to use all that solar power in a completely different way by turning it into green hydrogen and ammonia. this is another way of moving renewable energy around. that's getting a lot of attention right now, that you convert the clean electricity into fuel that you can ship anywhere in the world without the hassle of building a cable to connect those places. but while it has some things going for it, today's hydrogen isn't really living up to its promise because of how inefficient you just to make compared to using well, sending that clean energy directly. we made a video on that here, which is your take a look at off this one piece 2 competing visions of what to do with sun cables, plants, solar farms came to a head in january 2023 according to media reports when the company missed 2 of its big milestones, to

now, robin sproul, who is a friend of mine, robin, tried to think about how to explain to the white houseabc was turning down this prime presidential interview. she was still trying to figure that when roone arledge assistant called her back and said, have you done that thing that roone asked to do? and robin said, no. and the assistant. well, then, don't. everything will be okay. and they took the interview. whoa, whoa, whoa. the timing, of course, on this interview was interesting. 1996. yeah. so reelection year and we did not know the name monica lewinsky. but that was already now when that not the only time there was a trying to steal interviews was it diane's. oh, real quickly, barbara walters argument to mike mccurry, press secretary, was everybody where the president stands on issues but his character, can we trust him? and that came i mean, that that resonated. and of course, eventually became an issue. well, she did have a ability to conceptualize what she ought to try to get out of an interview. and that would include an interview with. presidents and she was she and it was also

now, robin sproul, who is a friend of mine, robin, tried to think about how to explain to the white house that abc was turning down this prime presidential interview. she was still trying to figure th arledge assistant called her back and said, have you done that thing that roone asked to do? and robin said, no. and the assistant. well, then, don't. everything will be okay. and they took the interview. whoa, whoa, whoa. the timing, of course, on this interview was interesting. 1996. yeah. so reelection year and we did not know the name monica lewinsky. but that was already now when that not the only time there was a trying to steal interviews was it diane's. oh, real quickly, barbara walters argument to mike mccurry, press secretary, was everybody where the president stands on issues but his character, can we trust him? and that came i mean, that that resonated. and of course, eventually became an issue. well, she did have a ability to conceptualize what she ought to try to get out of an interview. and that would include an interview with. presidents and she was she and it was also a char

this is robin. this is robin law. according to media reports trying to get around all these concerns made 1st question, how viable the cable part of son cable would be. he decided it'd be better to use all that solar power in a completely different way by turning it into green hydrogen and ammonia. this is another way of moving renewable energy around. that's getting a lot of attention right now that you convert the clean electricity into fuel that you can ship anywhere in the world without the hassle of building a cable to connect those places. but while it has some things going for it, today's hydrogen isn't really thing up to its promise because of how inefficient you just to make compared to using well, sending that clean energy directly. we made a video on that here, which is your take a look at off this one piece 2 competing visions of what to do with sun cables, plants, solar farms came to ahead in january 2023 according to media reports when the company missed 2 of its big milestones to get the approvals from

this is robin. this is robin law, according to media reports trying to get around all these concerns made 1st question, how viable the cable part of son cable would be. he decided it'd be better to use all that solar power in a completely different way by turning it into green hydrogen and ammonia. this is another way of moving renewable energy around. that's getting a lot of attention right now that you convert that clean electricity into fuel that you can ship anywhere in the world without the hassle of building a cable to connect those places. but while it has some things going for it, today's hydrogen isn't really living up to its promise because of how efficient it is to make compared to using well sending that clean energy directly. we made a video on that here, which is your take a look at off to this one. piece 2 competing visions of what to do with sun cables, plants, all the phones came to a head in january 2023, according to media reports. when the company missed 2 of its big milestones,

this is robin. this is robin law, according to media reports trying to get around all these concerns made 1st question, how viable the cable part of some cable would be. he decided it'd be better to use all that solar power in a completely different way by turning it into green hydrogen and ammonia. this is another way of moving renewable energy around. that's getting a lot of attention right now that you convert that clean electricity into fuel that you can ship anywhere in the world without the hassle of building a cable to connect those places. but while it has some things going for it, today's hydrogen isn't really living up to its promise because of how inefficient you just to make compared to using well, sending that clean energy directly. we made a video on that here, which is your take a look at off this one piece 2 competing visions of what to do with sun cables, plants, solar farms came to a head in january 2023 according to media reports when the company missed 2 of its big milestones, to

this is robin. this is robin law. according to media reports trying to get around all these concerns made 1st question, how viable the cable part of sun cable would be. he decided it'd be better to use all that solar power in a completely different way by turning it into green hydrogen and ammonia. this is another way of moving renewable energy around. that's getting a lot of attention right now that you convert the clean electricity into fuel that you can ship anywhere in the world without the hassle of building a cable to connect those places. but while it has some things going for it, today's hydrogen isn't really living up to its promise because of how inefficient you just to make compared to using well, sending that clean energy directly. we made a video on that here, which is your take a look at off this one piece 2 competing visions of what to do with sun cables, plants, solar farms came to ahead in january 2023 according to media reports when the company missed 2 of its big milestones to get the approvals from

this is robin. this is robin law. according to media reports trying to get around all these concerns made 1st question, how viable the cable part of son cable would be. he decided it'd be better to use all that solar power in a completely different way by turning it into green hydrogen and ammonia. this is another way of moving renewable energy around. that's getting a lot of attention right now that you convert that clean electricity into fuel that you can ship anywhere in the world without the hassle of building a cable to connect those places. but while it has some things going for it, today's hydrogen isn't really living up to its promise because of how inefficient you just to make compared to using well, sending that clean energy directly. we made a video on that here, which is your take a look at off to this one. piece 2 competing visions of what to do with sun cables, plants, all the phones came to a head in january 2023, according to media reports. when the company missed 2 of its big milestones, to get the ap

he's, is it robin hood? i'll be back to robin hood. no, no robin hood. because i think... better then if only we could have more characters from our past in these conventions. so it's not little john it's liljon. it's liljon. liljon with a lil. who is he? he's a pop star. he's well known for this song, actually, which you're going to hear in this clip. ladies and gentlemen, we are officially— ladies and gentlemen, we are officially here _ ladies and gentlemen, we are officially here tonight - ladies and gentlemen, we are officially here tonight to - ladies and gentlemen, we are - officially here tonight to nominate kamala _ officially here tonight to nominate kamala harris _ officially here tonight to nominate kamala harris for _ officially here tonight to nominate kamala harris for president. - do you know that one, paddy? no, it's not on my... for me, this makes the point very well, because, i mean, tim walsh well, because, i mean, tim walz speaks human and glitz and glamour is very important at the conventions. they do it really, really well. and of course, she wants to

. >> is robin sebastiani. she's the executive director of the sonoma valley vintners and growers alliance. hi, robin. >> you thanks for having me we love some wine. tell me you're picking already in august picking already, you know, that things usually kickoff incur narrows in sonoma valley. >> and because of the more temperate climate there. so, gloria, for our had their first pick, it usually starts with sparkling and they always kick it off with a bang lots of bubbles. so how's how's it looking this year? going to be know where they won. yeah, it is. everything is looking picture just as you've explained it in a textbook. >> you know, it's been. >> a pretty typical summer. the grapes like some warmth and some heat. and so everything is getting ready to go you know, many different varietals will follow suit things will really be humming in about 3 weeks. so we're looking to a great banner year for 2024. >> you ring the bell every year. but was this year extra special? >> yeah, this year is quite significant.

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>>robin: i am committed so that the whole child is cared for.

do we have robin on the on the line? okay, doesn't seem like we have uh, rimine uh on the line right now, as soon as we do get him in, we'll get that interview out to our viewers later. israel's assassinated the khalil al-mikd member of the palestinian fatal movement an air strike on southern lebanon al mcdow lost his life after an israely missile hit his vehicle in the city of sedon. attentions continue to rise in lebanon south where two more civilians were martered during an israeli strike on bit laif and was on the areas in response, hezbollah as far dozens of rockets at israeli positions and occupied palestinian territories and occupied syrian goal and heights. as well as operations are in support of the palestinian cause and a direct response to israel's aggression against lebanon, which has intensified since the onset of the regime's war on gaza. our correspondent matayam joined us earlier with your details about there is really killing of civilians and resistance. in lebanon: well earlier uh we said that there was