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agains all of these closures g ointo effect at 2:00 this afternoon.there will be more road closures tonight and tomorrow morning. for a full list you can visit our website at kron 4 dot com. back to you. ( james ) and if you don't want to brave the crowds - you can watch the warriors parade right here on kron4. you can also live stream the event on the go through the kron4 mobile app. we'll also have complete coverage leading up to the big celebration beginning tomorrow morning at 4 a-m. ( mark ) the warriors are responding to reports that the team has already decided to skip the traditional white house visit. this is video of the 2015 championship team at the white house visiting with president obama. according to some reports -- the team has already decided against a white house visit with president trump. we reached out to the warriors and received this statement: "today is all about celebrating our championship... we have not received an invitation to the white house, but will make those decisions when and if necessary." ( mark ) fire season is ki

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highs: 87-90 winds: sw 10-15 g 25+ new this morning - prince william county schools protections for l-g-b-tdents. john gonzalez is live in woodbridge an update now on that ambush an update now on that ambush shooting in alexandria.. that ambush shooting in alexandria.. leading the probe has released new information about the gunman, james hodgkinson. tim slater says hodgkinson acted alone when he shot five people at a congressional baseball practice, including congressman steve scalise. and he says hodgkinson was living out of his car, and had more than 200 rounds of ammunition in a storage locker. hodgkinson had volunteered for bernie sanders' campaign. he had a list of six members of congress on him. but there's no indication he intended to target them. meantime, congressman steve scalise has been upgraded to fair condition. and he's getting some celebrity support. u-2 superstar bono - signed a get-well-soon card for him and capitol police. he also met with scalise's staff members. at a concert earlier this week, bono also gave a shout-out and sent well wishes to the victims. following th

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g-o-p leaders unable to rally enough support to pass the new bill. now- they are forced to delay that vote until after the holiday recess. abc's janai norman has more. breakingo we are learning breaking overnight. we are learning international cyber attack- impacting tens of thousands of computer systems across the globe. investigators say the dangerous malware appears to have come from ukraine-- where it has hobbled many government and business computers. ukraine and russia were hardest hit by the massive cyberattack which is freezing computers and demanding ransom. american companies, including hospitals, have also been targeted. surgeri hospitals in pennsylvania after computers were frozen there. the attack even hitting a washington law farm, which warned its lawyers as they entered the lobby. a message pops up, warning targets they cannot recover files without sending three-hundred dollars worth of bitcoin. this attack is simliar to one last month that was later linked to north korea. that one was stopped when cyber security experts discovered a

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angela merkel gave a speech to parliament ahead of the meeting with g 20 at the u.s. european leaders and she may have not mentioned the american president by name but certainly there were a few comments intended to go in his direction. we know the german government and other international governments have voiced disappointment about the decision to withdraw the united states from the paris climate change records. willa merkel saying this only make other countries more climateed to tackle change. she said we can't sit away -- around and wait for the last person on earth to accept the climate -- the proof of climate change. other barbed words that may have been intended for donald trump were comments against isolationism and protectionism. angela merkel called for unity from global leaders and facing global challenges and she says those who choose isolation and protectionism are making a big mistake. we could certainly interpret that may have been intended for the american president. it comes to europe we could be in very little doubt about who angela merkel's closest

investigation no due process just punishment and what the russians are saying is that now the rebels and g. harvest's have every reason to stage an attack of their own. i look at the u.s. experts and then he said openly that extremists could use these claims by washington provocations and shift blame onto the syrian government it's a win win situation for them if they can pull this off a chemical attack then the united states comes in and automatically does their job for them by hitting as sad as further evidence well it's all been very light on that the russians say that the him. considering two potential targets the village of ari her and sort of keep both which is controlled by affiliate nusra front everything outs conveniently enough is classified as evidence kids shared with us about this potential preparation for the use of chemical weapons because that wasn't actually played out right and nor would that be laid out because that would be considered an intelligence matter when you guys believe that it's in your interests you do what you say it's evidence of truthful things that involve

highs: 88-90 winds: sw 10-20 g 25 mph tonight: rain developing. warm and very humid. lows: 71-76 winds: sw 5-15 mph saturday: morning rain becoming partly cloudy with falling humidity after noon. highs: 87-90 winds: nw 5-15 mph developing now. the senate healthcare plan the senate healthcare plan crafted behind closed-doors is finally revealed. and it is not getting a warm reception. protestors flooded capitol hill, hours after it was released. meanwhile-- many democrats are angry over how the bill was crafted. and some republicans are not happy either. abc's janai norman is live to break it all down. good morning janai. some backtracking from president tweet back in may -- in which he claimed to have tapes of his conversations with former f-b-i director james comey. more than a month later-- the president sent this tweet confessing he has no such recordings. comey was fired in the midst of the investigation into russia's role in the last u-s election. developing now actor johnny depp sparking controversy over comments he made at a festival in california. the actor wa

in the fischel request for president to have permission to address german based citizens during the g twenty summit it is not a good idea the federal government is of the same opinion on this. let's go live now to berlin on our europe correspondent peter all of our peter i suppose it's lining up to be an or quite old g. twenty isn't it but this has been building for months. all the diplomatic relations between birth and are at an all time low we heard from sigma gabriele there the german foreign minister now martin shultz the social democratic party his candidate for chancellor of course the former president of the european parliament he's also said that foreign politicians that trade on our values at home should not be given a stage to speak here in germany talking about the one we've also seen venue's were to want to try to book to to give top give a talk in north rhine-westphalia they declined that was just last week we've also seen this diplomatic situation just descend into the gutter around the referendum that took place in turkey back in april the representatives of the zero to

the g 20 africa partnership to place today.oal is fighting poverty as it sees it as a cause of migration to hear. opening the conference, angela merkel says more needs to be done to improve security to the african continent. >> the partnership with africa is about economic development, but also concerns from owning peace, stability and security. so this means first creating the recent conditions of that economic activities can even occur. and i must say we also have to learn new ways of thinking, because for many years, development policymakers did not adequately deal with security issues. javier: that all sounds very good, but how? let's focus on aid, but more money. that is germany's approach. encouraging private foreign investment will take a lot more than handouts from governments. standing in the way is a lack of understanding from outside the continent, as old and often inaccurate cliches of broken countries persist. that is something participants of the conference are hoping to change. africa is undergoing a boom and gro

the g re nfell tower huge towers. 27 storeys high.e estimating and that first call coming in at i2:5a a.m.. in the middle of the night. sandro was on her way to latimer road to look for her 30—year—old niece. jessica went missing. shejoins us on the line. have you heard from her. we haven't heard from her. somebody lent her a phone and she rang her mum at 1:29am and then again ati:39am. she rang her mum at 1:29am and then again at 1:39am. she was with a group of people in the fire escape. they live on the 20th floor. my sister—in—law was coming back from work. jessica called her to say this happened. that is the last they have heard of her. my sister and myself have been sharing on social media so if anybody has seen her, i've had friends go to the christian centre. she is only 12 years old, 13 next month. she would have been in her bedclothes. she was very, very, very scared. scared little girl. we are desperate to find her. what does jessica look like in case any of our viewers are listening? dark curly hair, a golden complexion, we

essential contribution to the g 20. correspondent: the europeans see themselves as a corrective factor now that the united states is left to be paris agreement and is adopting corrections policy. >> we pit multilateralism against protectionism and against those who break international rules. >> the biggest global challenges is your -- europe's response. correspondent: that might sound like an agenda against u.s. president donald trump. after the meeting, angela merkel already set because in a speech to the german parliament, she criticized president trump's climate policies. >> we will not wait until the last person on earth has accepted the scientific evidence of climate change. the pair, agreement is irreversible and nonnegotiable. correspondent: nonetheless, european leaders stressed there will be more common ground with the u.s. of that there will be differences. they said a look forward to meeting u.s. president donald trump at the g20 summit in hamburg. >> defense ministers for the u.s.-nato allies agree to decrea

g re nfell tower's new approach to fire safety.hould have contained the fire — so—called passive safety. could all blocks have active measures to prevent fire? 0ne have active measures to prevent fire? one of these modern developments will have fire detection systems and sprinklers, and bringing those older blocks up to this sort of standard would not be cheap, and it would certainly best be disruptive for the residents. but what price should we put on a life, especially on the lives of those living in towers, often the poorest in society? this disaster has triggered a national debate which could last year's. just some of the issues there thrown up just some of the issues there thrown up by just some of the issues there thrown up by the terrible loss of life in the building behind me. here, the streets are crowded, there are protests taking place but there is also married in front you soup kitchen which has sprung up very close to me now, where dozens and dozens close to me now, where dozens and d oze ns of close to me now, where d

red faces of palin's police department to hundreds of officers deployed to help secure next month's g twenty summit it was sent home after reports of wild partying peter all of our europe correspondent. in just over two weeks germany will become directing one of the biggest security operations in its recent history as the g twenty summit arrives in hamburg police from all over the country is being drafted in but it's one particular group from right here in berlin that hit the headlines police say how police informed us that hundreds of forces did not behave properly there and therefore they sent them back to berlin it's alleged that as many as three hundred officers are being sent home after excessive partying at the former refugee center that they were being housed in base included scenes of heavy drinking sex and public urination the german tabloid newspaper billed how some pictures of just before the party got really out of hand as you can imagine police chiefs involved in organizing humbug less than happy the forces are back in but in with this action the police commander has made

highs: 87-90 winds: sw 10-15 g 25+ president trump is again raising eyebrows. again raising eyebrows. at a rally in iowa when he said he doesn't want "poor people" in positions economic issues in his administration. abc's janai norman has more from northwest. president trump still under siege in washington went back to his base wednesday - rallying a crowd in the heartland. trump - we have made amazing progress. at his fifth rally since taking office, trump talked about plans for new immigration rules, and his belief anyone seeking admission to the u-s should be able to support themselves financially. trump - and should not use welfare for a period of at least five years. plus a new plan for the wall along the us-mexico border - a wall trump still insists mexico will pay for. trump - we're thinking about building the wall as a solar wall. and true to form, the president railed against the media?and democrats. trump - if we went and got the single greatest healthcare plan in the history of the world we would not get one democrat vote because they're obstructioni

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l g drugs in the west end up in presence here. calling people as you close. a pretext for intervention russia's foreign ministry. his claims that the government is planning a chemical attack in syria it believes the u.s. could just be looking for an excuse to deepen its military involvement. also ahead this hour a political commentator for c.n.n. is caught on camera ridiculing the channel's russia coverage to the controversy the network's facing but its news content. what do you think's going to happen this week with all. the other things that. really. the european commission. could leave with a deficit of ten billion euro prime minister faces a number of challenges to push a program through parliament. i run the clock across the world this is our international from the team and myself you know neil welcome to the program our top story this hour the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman sharply criticized washington's allegation that the syrian government is planning a chemical attack. stating such claims could be a sign of an upcoming u.s. intervention. one i

and there's no message before the g-20. the message to everybody at the g-20 is this is a serious issue, we're going to work with everybody, but if there is illicit financing going on, we will cut it off from the u.s. financial system which has significant impact. >> just a follow-up. you're saying that in no way this is a message aimed at china. >> i specifically said in my comments this wasn't aimed at china. we continue to work with them. again, this is about north korea and this is about how serious we're taking this, and kind of whether it's china or anybody else, we will take this seriously. >> will this help with the release of the three americans still -- >> i'm not going to make any comments about that. >> you said, quote, the president's firmly committed that we will cut the money off to north korea until they behave properly. how are you defining success with that? what are you exactly looking for? >> i think you're going to know success when you see it. >> i'm not asking -- how do you in the administration view

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president arrow on is planning to appear in germany next month for the annual g. twenty summit and it looks like the red carpet won't be rolled out for the turkish leader apparently the incident with his security detail during his recent washington visit as put e.u. officials on alert saying please don't bring your bodyguards. i have reason to expect that these people who be incriminated by the american criminal justice system will not step on the german soul in the forseeable future including during the g twenty summit and nother no no on the list for president on rallies major venue so far have declined to host a direct leader the reasons were quite interesting and ranged from renovations to sorry already booked magine the u.s. president coming to germany and failing to find a place to appear not very likely but then again should we be surprised tensions between germany and turkey have been building up for months now starting with germany pulling its military from turkey is airbase and sending it to jordan after ankara denied german officials a visit to the big

scarlet: it will help set the agenda for the g-20 discussion. on the other headlines the treasury secretary made, whether it was on health care and the slog of cbo scoring or the raising of the debts boring -- was youring -- what opinion? the lack of a timetable on this administration for when they will put forward a tax plan, because this was a reiteration of the rhetoric we have heard quite some time, they aren't listening mode, get engaging are inmbers, -- listening mode, engaging with members, they make good on their payments in the next couple of years with debt, and also mr. cohen as well as secretary mnuchin will make the decision regarding the federal reserve chair, but no specific sonic timeline. and that frustration from a congressional standpoint is increasing. i think people want to know where the white house is going issues,on a host of including health care in the senate, but also on tax reform. but when you look at the plans being discussed in the house of representatives, for example, on tax reform as well as the senate majority

week ahead of the g 20 meeting? this is much more than north korea, this is you talking about the two most report an countries in the world and the president of the united states having met with sheesh and paying -- xi months ago and not happy with what he has not delivered on north korea and deciding to put it that pressure on him a week before they meet for the second time. that would make me nervous. i think emerging markets, especially taiwan and korea, they will be nervous. i think treasuries, personally rates have backed up quite a bit in the past couple of weeks because the fed has been hawkish, but enough that looks like the uptrend has been broken and maybe more downside. i think rates are limited, upside from here. scarlet: what about the dollar? david: there is no question. i was talking to french clients earlier this point. the big story in europe right victoryhat mr. cohen's -- mr. maccallum's victory has has reunitedictory the franco german alliance, and is hitting all the right notes. obviously, peopl

you writing down, alex. >> i'm ready. >> she has the entire alphabet here. >> go. >> no, you go. >> g-a-r-g-u-a-d-eou were kind of close, not really but lets see what alex has to say. >> i am way off. >> couple of vowels you left out. >> g-a-r-g-e-a-uae. >> so close. >> wasn't close. >> there it is. >> we did not do it right. >> he will spell it. >> g-a-r-g-o-uil-l-a-d-e. >> oh, it is french, yesy was thinking e-a-u. >> we need a french speak tore come in. >> yeah. >> i took spanish, i didn't take french. >> well, you could win a spanish spelling bee. >> hold on a second. >> i can give you capa-quino. >> is that a fruit. >> no, brazilan instrument. >> alex stays at home and play s the capaquino. >> okay. >> it is latin, portuguese. >> c-a-v-a-q-uin with a little thing over it, o. >> my goodness. >> you left one letter out. >> what was the letter. >> h. >> where was it can we put it up. >> c-a-v-a-quiho. >> so close. >> yes. >> she quite often misses a h- o. >> i'm glad. >> i don't want to have that. >> trophies are on their way. >> hold on. >> so close jimmy kimmel's spelling. >> we s-u-c-k. >> mor

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whether world leaders take heed or at least pay it lip service will be evident as we head into the g twenty summit in hamburg germany which is just two weeks away it's important to note here that after president donald trump withdrew the u.s. from the paris agreement weeks ago leaders anticipate his resistance to working and closer cooperation with foreign nations in tackling restless spending issues at the same time it's understood that german chancellor angela merkel is eager to sign up the united states to the g. twenty its financial stability board. european union and japan are said to be concluding a historic trade agreement striking the accord would create an alliance equaling roughly a quarter of the global economy on everything from cars to cash even cheese the arrangement would come in stark contrast to the protectionist policies of president donald trump who has used incendiary words about trade agreements and the role of the united states in forums like the north atlantic treaty organization here to weigh in on what it all means for for us anyway former trade commissioner

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