stone at. >> abc seven news. we deliver local stories with. >> real answers. >> to help make from steph curry and the warriors last night. the team is going for their sixth straight win tomorrow in philadelphia. you can watch them take on the 76 ers right here on abc seven. coverage begins at five. then keep it here for after the game with larry and the guys. a magical moment on the peninsula. a few marvel, dc and disney superheroes took a day off from saving the world to brighten the faces of kids at lucile packard children's hospital at stanford. window washers transformed into deadpool, spider-man, frozone and robin. the masked superheroes stood on scaffolding instead of scaling the walls to stay in compliance with state laws. but they made the windows sparkle, as well as the faces of the young heroes inside. the superheroes have been visiting patients at lucile packard for more than ten years, and it's just a bright spotn their day. >> it sure is. we love covering that every year because it's so special. all

abc seven news. but for now, reporting live in hollywood. amanda delcastillo, abc seven news. >> fantastic. amanda, thanks so much. have a great time. we look forward to your coverage. >> and coming up tonight you can watch countdown to the oscars with robin roberts. it is a special edition of 2020 and is at 8 p.m. >> oscar sunday on abc. seven kicks off at 1230 with on the red carpet at the oscars. then at 330, the oscars red carpet show as the stars start arriving. the oscars itself begins earlier than ever at 4 p.m, right here on abc seven. and then for the first time, the oscars will stream live on hulu as well. >> coming up, a private matter being conducted in public. it's a story that shows abc seven news reportr lyanne melendez isn't afraid to ask anything. >> so we're going to try to ask this individual why he is urinating in public. >> oh, yes. coming up, the response from him and others about a problem that the problem. public urination has been banned in san francisco for more than 20 year

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now abc seven mornings live. >> not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now. >> right now at five. a war of words at the white house. the fiery exchange between president trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky that had him leaving the white house with no deal. plus new details being released about a fiery cyber truck crash thanksgiving week in piedmont that killed three college students. what the chp says is to blame. then the measles outbreak expands in texas. the growing concern as more unvaccinated children are infected. good morning everybody. it's saturday, march 1st. let's get right to your forecast with meteorologist frances dinglasan. great to have you back with us. >> yeah. thank you. it's nice to be here this morning. and you'll want to have your umbrella handy this weekend. we have some showers on the way. here's a look at live doppler seven, the satellite radar image. in fact, there are a few light sprinkles this morning as i drove through san francisco. as we zoom in,

sunday right here on abc seven.verage begins with on the red carpet at 1230. that's followed by the red carpet show at 330. and then the oscars begin earlier than ever at 4 p.m, right here on abc seven. there's so much excitement. we've been talking about the watch parties, frances. that means those prediction forms are coming out with all the favorite picks. what are some of yours on your list? >> i haven't watched too many movies, but inside out, she was my absolute favorite. and the anxiety character i thought was depicted perfectly. >> oh gosh. it's amazing to see all the incredible pieces of work. i mean, really, i was telling you, i watched the brutalist last night. conclave was amazing. stanley tucci seeing him. but yeah, it's going to be a great night in hollywood. i'm excited to see amanda there. >> it's great to see amanda there. and if you're staying home, it will also be good weather because temperatures will be cooler and we're going to see some rain arrive. so here's a look at live doppler seven and th

. >> a senior white house official tells abc news. zelensky was then escorted to a holding room, then told the president demanded that he leave the white house. president trump posted on social media this afternoon that zelensky can return when he's ready for peace. what happened at the white house certainly sent shockwaves through the entire political community. >> a bay area congressman just happened to be holding a meeting with constituents tonight in the south bay. >> abc seven news reporter lauren martinez was there as he addressed what happened in washington. >> more than 300 people packed west valley college theater in saratoga for congressman sam liccardo's first town hall meeting since being elected. >> i'm going to tell you how we're fighting. >> before the meeting got underway on friday night, he addressed the heated exchange that stretched roughly five minutes between vice president vance, president trump and ukrainian president zelensky. >> we've been alone and we are thankful. i said, thank you. haven't been in cabinet.

. >> a senior white house official tells abc news.elensky was then escorted to a holding room, then told the president demanded that he leave the white house. president trump posted on social media this afternoon that zelensky can return when he's ready for peace. what happened at the white house certainly sent shockwaves through the entire political community. >> a bay area congressman just happened to be holding a meeting with constituents tonight in the south bay. >> abc seven news reporter lauren martinez was there as he addressed what happened in washington. >> more than 300 people packed west valley college theater in saratoga for congressman sam liccardo's first town hall meeting since being elected. >> i'm going to tell you how we're fighting. >> before the meeting got underway on friday night, he addressed the heated exchange that stretched roughly five minutes between vice president vance, president trump and ukrainian president zelensky. >> we've been alone and we are thankful. i said, thank you. haven't been in cabinet. yo

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abc's morgan norwood is here now with the latest.g, morgan. >> good morning to you, gio. from california to new jersey, cases are climbing, and in west texas the surge there is especially concerning, because officials aren't really sure how that outbreak started, and this morning, there's growing concern that this rise in measles cases is just the beginning. this morning with cases detected in nine states now, the race is on to stop the spread of measles. the number of cases in that texas outbreak that's already led to the death of one unvaccinated child climbing once again. the state reporting 22 new cases since tuesday bringing the total there to 146 with at least 20 people hospitalized. almost all of those cases in unvaccinated individuals or those with unknown vaccination status. >> this recent case involves an unvaccinated infant, who was exposed to the virus during a vacation overseas. >> reporter: in west texas, the epicenter of that outbreak that killed one child, dr. leila myrick has already seen at least ten patients alone

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their way to say, "we're my slight issue with that is, of course, whether you're a bbc anchor or an abc has their biases. that people are not coming with their own biases. "to give you the news straight, and then we give you liberal "opinion on our editorial pages." even there, of course, that news is filtered through someone�*s biases, choices, world experiences. we see that with israel, for example, and the coverage of israel, where the biases are very clear. we see that on a whole range of issues, i would say, on the economy, for example. so, i think it's good to aspire towards it. but i also think there's an important role for opinion journalism, of course, as there is in the uk. and you are very much making the case for it. i'm interested in the route that you've taken to the profile you have in the us. you mentioned columns in the guardian, the new york times, so really established legacy media brands. you've mentioned becoming a regularface on broadcast news, essential in the us. well, if not essential then very helpful to building profile. but a third dimension would be your dig

on abc and hulu. i'm robin roberts. from all of us here at abc news, have a good night. the family? >> deborah: for the first time, her daughter is speaking out about a childhood filled with mystery, only on "20/20." >>> i told harold, "i'm sorry, but she's gone." >> park rangers recovering the body of a woman who fell to her death while hiking in rocky mountain national park. >> did you realize at that point that your mother was dead? >> we love you. >> i don't think anybody normal is okay after the passing of their mom, and i certainly wasn't. >> toni's camera was destroyed, but the sd card was still intact. these are the last moments of toni henthorn's life. >> how important were these pictures in piecing together your investigation? >> there's a photo of toni and harold sitting where i'm standing. >> she kind of tumbled down the rockface. >> when you saw the autopsy report, what did you think? >> i was taken aback by the size of her head wounds. >> that's when i felt like, something's not right here. >> i filed it as "undetermined -- homicide cannot be entirely excluded." >> oh

it was broadcast not just on abc seven local but also in over ten other market across the country and hulu and also disney plus. so this just let you know and we also have more than close to a thousand volunteers many of them are a high schoolers or some college student on the parade. it's it's a very significant for this coming year in chinatown because it's a place for us to is not only an economic economic driver for for chinatown and the surrounding neighborhood but it's also a training ground for many, many volunteers for us. so i am very happy that i am here today to to say thank you to the mayor for all the work that you've done to support the outreach and our festivities right. your continued investment in the parade will be very, very significant not just in the parade but also our infrastructure i like to put it this way i know that you are very behind in supporting us to make the promise later to plaza something that we can we can be proud of something that's going to be iconic. so with all that i want to say thank you everyone for coming. we had a wonderful year this year

i want to pull up this is what house speaker mike johnson, of course, a republican, said today on abc's. and it's really that bottom line that is perhaps the most important here when we're when we're gauging reaction. he said, quote, what we witnessed in the oval office today was an american president putting america first. so i now want you to compare that contrast that to what we saw or what we heard today from liz cheney, obviously a fellow republican. but it, again, is her very last sentence here in which she basically says that what we're seeing is an american president abandoning what we have stood for, what the country has stood for. what do you make of those two responses? >> well, it's a debate that's been growing, and indeed, we've had this kind of debate going back for more than a century in terms of what should america's role be in the world. and again, there is a legitimate debate about how much of our resources should be placed in terms of defending american values, defending american interests, defending, you know, those that are under attack from authoritarian forces ver

this question is from gina at abc news. what is the most complicated technical hurdle to land humans on mars? i think looking out that's also the goal landing humans on mars. there's a lot happening now. >> maybe there's an opportunity for you to kind of tell us, walk us through it that's a goal at some point in the future? what do you see in now is on the immediate horizon on your radar pinging this is a hurdle if you could kind of think about mapping that into the future or what else are you guys thinking about what you can think about? if youea were on stage again in ayear here? >> ob saying the same thing. the mars landing problem complicated the transit problem super complicated that rady's radiusenvironment is super seves superhigh the propulsion capability we've got to get better in all of those areas put all the sinks are hard technical problems that we are americans we can solve those problems we know how to do it, we just need time to do an the right to go through so that is true. how long's going to take? part of

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live on abc and hulu. >> new details about the idaho murders of four college students revealed that fbi agents used restricted dna information to identify brian kohberger as a suspect. normally, investigators are allowed to enter dna evidence into a public database so that they can identify a suspect's distant relatives and track down a person of interest. genealogy websites like 23 andme, myheritage, gedmatch, and ancestry forbid law enforcement officers from using their data without their customers consent or as required by a court order. before kohberger was arrested, investigators they struggled for weeks to find who might have fatally stabbed these four students at an off campus house near the university of idaho in the fall of 2022. a tan leather knife sheath was recovered from the crime scene. taken to a private lab in houston, but the results came back with very few leads, and the one person who was then approached refused to give his dna to assist in the investigation. the fbi took over the search and found dna match. a dna match nine days later, after uploading the suspect's d

sunday, march 2nd live on abc and hulu. >> breaking news pope francis health taking a sudden turn for the worse after days of the vatican reporting. the pope resting in stable condition, we are learning that he is now breathing with a machine. he suffered a sudden respiratory episode. his condition, they said, was further complicated by vomiting, some of which had been inhaled. that's why the the breathing helped. the 88 year old pope has been hospitalized since february 14th. the vatican says he's not out of danger, but that he is, quote, alert and oriented. of course, prayers for him. thanks for watching. the source

sunday, march 2nd live on abc and hulu. >> breaking news pope francis health taking a sudden turn for the worse after days of the vatican reporting. the pope resting in stable condition, we are learning that he is now breathing with a machine. he suffered a sudden respiratory episode. his condition, they said, was further complicated by vomiting, some of which had been inhaled. that's why the the breathing helped. the 88 year old pope has been hospitalized since february 14th. the vatican says he's not out of danger, but that he is, quote, alert and oriented. of course, prayers for him. thanks for watching. the source begins now. >> straight from the source tonight, the most astonishing moment i've ever witnessed inside the oval office, with ramifications far beyond washington. i'll take you inside the two on one shouting match between president trump, vice president vance and ukrainian president zelenskyy. as tonight, there are demands for an apology and even the suggestion of a resignation coming from trump's top ally, secretary of state marco rubio will join me for an exclusive int