news. stay with abc 7 news. and sign up for push alerts through our abc 7 news app. stay tuned, after abc 7 news at 5:00 for world news at 5:30. >> hello, i'm eric thomas. now to our top story. growing political divide on display around the country today. this is being called the march for truth. protesters in new york, chicago, boston, washington, d.c., among those rallying today against president trump. those demonstrators joined with ralliers here in the bay area to ask for impartial investigation into russian interference in last year's presidential election. abc 7 news reporter, cornell bernard joins us from the newsroom. >> push back from the trump administration getting louder in the bay area. many democrats are angry and getting organized. >> all people need to stand together. we can no longer afford to allow ourselves to be divided. >> march for truth in the streets of san jose. h >> hundreds on the march near city hall calling for independent investigation into alleged connections between trump's campaign and russia. >> i think that our democracy is in peril

abc news reporter jonathan bloom met her owners who learned something new about their pet and it's a ory you'll only see on abc 7 news. >>> if a tortoise could smile, this one would grin from ear to ear. >> when she saw the backyard, she was really happy to be home. >> reporter: she belongs to family up the street where she was found wandering the neighborhood. she became the talk of the town and nobody knew where she came from. >> i guess they don't bark or make noise. >> reporter: she's so quiet she managed to sneak out of the yard during a sprinkler malfunction. they thought she was hiding. >> she dug that by herself in a day. >> i just think it's amazing they knew enough to kind of heard her into a safe area. >> reporter: she got a free ride to the animal shelter where reptiles are not as rare as you think. would she have been able to survive in the wild? >> it's unlikely. >> reporter: it turns out having a locked gate is kind of a necessity when you live with a tortoise. >> she's a huge appetite. >> torty and i have something in common. you just took the whole thing in one bite.

in fremont, katie utehs, "abc 7 news." >>> coming up on "abc 7 news," new sex abuse charges inside the catholic church. tonight they go higher than ever before. >>> and the war on the waterfront. fight over who should get the final say over some of the most prized land in the bay area. also -- >> you really don't know where your life is going to go. >>> the warrior's boss goes back to east bay roots and big surprise he dropped on star draymond green. >> find out if any surprises are in store for your holiday weekend. i can tell you there are none for tomorrow morning, expecting the typical fog. i will go back with a complete look at the forecast. >> first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." >> now more than ever, it is important you see this. i've been asking director comey and others from the beginning of my administration to find the leakers in the intelligence community. community. this is like o.j. trying to find have to travel from its source to the bottle? a hundred miles? a thousand miles? how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser always bottl

abc news, new york. >> nice. >> nice sunny story.e'll see if the weather matches that. >>> yeah, you will be seeing plenty of sun tomorrow except near the coast where you're seeing the fog right now on live doppler 7. it's going to stick around well into the afternoon. 61 in half moon bay where the fog will be hanging around. 65 downtown san francisco and it's warm and sunny. 86 degrees and warmer in antioch at 92 degrees. anywhere from the 60s to the 90s. if you're going to the fill more jazz festival, morning fog on saturday. 66 degrees. we're going with a wide range of temperatures. typical for summertime. anywhere from the 50s, 60s coast to the low 90s inland. and we switch it up slightly. a little cooler monday, fourth of july and on wednesday. >> all right. thank you. >>> well, celebrations continue for the warriors. in addition to being this year's nba champs, draymond green has been named the defensive player of the year and bob meyers won executive of the year. abc 7 news reporter has the story of the victory tour which bega

in fremont, katie utehs, "abc 7 news." >>> coming up on "abc 7 news," new sex abuse charges inside theatholic church. tonight they go higher than ever before. >>> and the war on the waterfront. fight over who should get the final say over some of the most prized land in the bay area. also -- >> you really don't know where your life is going to go. >>> the warrior's boss goes back to east bay roots and big surprise he dropped on star draymond green. >> find out if any surprises are in store for your holiday weekend. i can tell you there are none for tomorrow morning, expecting the typical fog. i will go back with a complete look at the forecast. >> first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." >> now more than ever, it is important you see this. i've been asking director comey and others from the beginning of my administration to find the leakers in the intelligence community. this is like o.j. trying to >>> new at 11:00, one of pope francis' top advisers has been charged with sexual assault. officials say multiple people alleged 78-year-old australian cardinal georg

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it's monday, june 5th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now". >>> tell you if you haveback and watch it. >> because you not only loved this country but you had so much love for the people of england watching it. >> the amount of times that the whole crowd was singing. the performer could have stopped and you would have heard the whole song. it was a really special moment. >> 50,000 people there in unison in love. >>> but of course we'll start with what was happening some 200 miles south of there in london where police have detained several people in overnight raids linked to the terror attacks. >> subway and train stations near london bridge reopened and the bridge itself. seven people were killed in saturday's attack. either run down on the bridge or stabbed at an outdoor market. 48 were injured. 21 in critical condition. those three suspects were then killed by police. isis has now claimed responsibility. >> so here is a time line. the attacks started around 10:00 at night when a white rental van drove onto the famed london bridge there, jumped the curb and struck sev

david muir, abc news, new york. >> not sure i would smile at the top. smile back at the bottom.afe and sound. >> i can tell you that my arms get tired just climbing the stair master. i can't imagine, you know, doing, doing 3,000 feet. >> good idea not telling mom though. we went skydiving on our honeymoon. didn't tell our moms until after. they thanked us. >> good move. that's it for this half-hour. check us out on facebook. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning on wednesday. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. some of top headlines on "world news now." former fbi director james comey expected to talk about uncomfortable conversations with president trump. comey reportedly told attorney general jeff session he's didn't want to be left alone with the president. new details ahead. >> government contractor accused of leaking a top secret nas document about russian hacking slammed president trump on facebook. democrats condemned the leak citing the report as proof of broader election meddling. >> president trump visi

in orinda, cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." >> and "abc 7 news" was at san francisco's fisherman's wharf tonight where the f line streetcar collided with a car. you can see the damage to the streetcar. one person was injured but is expected to be okay. muni tells "abc 7 news" a car hit the left side of the train around 8:00 tonight. >>> a water problem stopped bart service tonight in its tracks. a bart spokesperson says a clogged drain in naturally occurring underground springs caused minor flooding. it created a puddle around powell street. it lead to long weights. bart says it is working to waterproof the tunnels. >> an 11 san francisco girl wanted to share memories of her father after watching him drown saving her sister's life. she was with her family as they went kayaking on the delta. their kayak overturned. her fannedy, roni avila alvarado lifted his youngest daughter above water but he did not survive. >> he was very brave. he never -- he always took care of us. he always played with us. it is sad for me he has to leave. >> investigators say neither alvarado nor his daughter were

now to an abc news exclusive. private chelsea manning sharing her story for the first time since her release from prison. the 29-year-old says this is the first time in seven years the public is seeing here. she revealed she is transgender since going to prison. she says she does anticipate responsibility for leaking 7 documents to wikileaks, but she says that doesn't make her a traitor. she was released in may after serving 7 years for and theft. >> what would you say to president obama? >> thank you. all i asked for was a chance, and this is my chance. >> we have been seeing images of her as she documents her life on social media. a picture she posted on instagram shows the former prisoner taking her first steps of freedom. >>> still to come, the sweet treats for fans. the ones that will score a win for you and your paurt guests. >>> also, breaking free from the >> they make music together. >> he's using his girlfriend to play a song. >> he played her all right, and he did a good job. >> hear it next "right this

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abc 7 news reporter chris wynn has more on the story that you'll only see on abc 7 news. >> reporter:tion season at san jose state. and crews are trying to get as much done as possible before student ace reporting live for classes this fall. the university's getting ready to welcome the largest freshman class ever with more than 5,000 students expected to enroll. that's 25% more than officials planned for. >> students are tremendously interested in being here, we tried to accommodate all we can, but it is, it is challenging to keep up, we'll do our best, but it is a challenge. >> reporter: but the growing pains are evident as sjsu's popularity in silicon valley continues to rise. more than 1400 students, half of them freshman were put on a waiting list for on campus housing. the university normally has space to accommodate, but that won't be the case this fall. >> it's frustrating as parent to see my daughter going through all the emotions of knowing that she may not be able to have the college experience that she has been looking forward to since she was a young girl. >> reporter: fr

maggie rulli, abc news, new york. >>> changes will be phased in over time.losive trace detection. then come the dogs, additional screen and so on. so you're looking at about six months for everything. >> when they initially put in the electronics ban it confused many airports and airlines around the world. for example, when we have seen lithium batteries explode on board planes, it's been in the cabin. so somebody's been alert enough to put it out. >> so if it happens underneath. >> in the checked luggage area. >> no one can address it. >> so airlines were alarmed by that policy. it's a very vague policy. >>> also the travel ban is expected to be implemented today. there's that too. >>> of course. moving on to the numerous wildfires burning across the west. a wildfire that has devoured 32 square miles in arizona forcing people from their homes. >> the goodwin fire is burning near prescott near phoenix. some structures have been destroyed. roads are closed and one firefighter has been injured. the governor has declared a state of emergency for the area and he

new abc 7 news app. you can find it for free in your phone's app store. download it be instantly notified about heat alerts and advisories. >>> we have developing news in the north bay. tragic news. police in santa rosa say a father killed his two young children and then himself. >> cornell bernard is live near an apartment complex in santa rosa where this tragedy happened. cornell? >> reporter: this is a real tough story to report. santa rosa police just confirmed the grim details. grim, sad details, that took place in the apartment complex you see behind me, where the bodies of two young children and their father were found this morning. take a look at some video that was shot earlier today. police entered an apartment for a welfare check at the slater patio apartments and found the bodies of the 6-month-old girl and an 18-month-old boy. the children's father had taken his own life. police say prior to the discovery, police had been involved in a child custody dispute, involving the husband and his wif

news at 4:00. thank you for joining us. abc:00 starts now. >>> a family's strength after a tragic accident in the delta. a young dad dies while saving his little girl. >>> a grisly discovery in an east bay warehouse. >>> plus -- >> the concern among local muslims on today's supreme court announcement on president trump's travel ban. >>> a major boost from governor brown's decades-old ambition to change california's water system. >>> he always -- he never -- he always took care of us. he always played with us. >> a daughter's heartbreak. her family in mourning after her dad, a san francisco man, drowned when his kayak overturned. >>> i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. an 11-year-old wanted to talk about her dad, and the tragedy that took his life. >> today authorities identified ronny alvarado as he saved his 5-year-old daughter's life. investators say neither was wearing a life jacket. >> leslie brinkley joins us live from the newsroom with the latest. >> kristen and eric, the whole family was having a picnic whe the dad took

new attention. the search to find this woman last seen in the east bay. join us for abcews at 11:00 over on channel 7. >> we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. for sandhya and shu. i mixed that up earlier. thank you for joining us. >> we appreciate your time. see you later. (narrator reading) narrator: today, a sex-crazed japanese millionaire targets unsuspecting women in tokyo night clubs. the killer is so vile that the japanese authorities referred to him as "the beast with a human face." sara azari: he preys on young women staying in japan

abc 7 news reporter chris wynn has more on the story that you'll only see on abc 7 news. >> reporter: it's construction season at san jose state. and crews are trying to get as much done as possible before student ace reporting live for classes this fall. the university's getting ready to welcome the largest freshman class ever with more than 5,000 students expected to enroll. that's 25% more than officials planned for. >> students are tremendously interested in being here, we tried to accommodate all we can, but it is, it is challenging to keep up, we'll do our best, but it is a challenge. >> reporter: but the growing pains are evident as sjsu's popularity in silicon valley continues to rise. more than 1400 students, half of them freshman were put on a waiting list for on campus housing. the university normally has space to accommodate, but that won't be the case this fall. >> it's frustrating as parent to see my daughter going through all the emotions of knowing that she may not be able to have the college experience that she has been looking forward to since she was a young girl. >

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abc news new york. >>> a pregnant woman in an suv mowed down an alleged thief trying to steal her purseit happened at a walmart parking lot in north carolina. here's abc news reporter. >> reporter: it's alarming to see. >> get out of the way. >> reporter: and someone here could have gotten killed. police say even though the pregnant woman behind the wheel of this red suv was robbed, they say she went too far when she tried to run over the alleged thief. this is how it went down yesterday in the parking lot of a north carolina walmart. >> she crammedt in reverse and run over the medium over there in between and hit him in the back. >> reporter: police say 34-year-old robert rains suffered only minor injuries. he's accused of breaking into the woman's suv and facing multiple charges including felony breaking and entering. 26-year-old christine braz well was arrested and charged with misdemeanor assault with a deadly weapon. >> i chased a little ways, then come back, threw it in gear and mowed him over. i was not foeing to let him get away with it. >> reporter: razwell faces a maximum sent

you can keep track of the heat on the go with the new abc 7 news accuweather app. you can find it free in your phone's app store. >>> a police officer in antioch shot and killed a man, and tonight a full investigation is under way. happened around 11:30 last night on mans nooeto way. the officer was not injured. police said the suspect was 37 years old. they've not said whoa was or what led to the shooting. >>> another officer-involved shooting in san jose. this time no one was hit and the suspect got away. happened just after midnight on oakland road. officers say they spotted a car and the driver reversed toward them. police say one officer fired his gun in defense of his life. this was the seventh officer-involved shooting this year for san jose police. >>> now to developing news in concord, police have a suspect in custody in connection with the shooting death of a man outside a popular nightclub. happened early this morning on salvio streets. an argument broke out in front of the nica lodge, got heated according to this witness. >> i couldn't hear. i knew it w

in orinda, cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." >> and "abc 7 news" was at san francisco's fisherman's wharf tonight where the f line streetcar collided with a car. you can see the damage to the streetcar. one person was injured but is expected to be okay. muni tells "abc 7 news" a car hit the left side of the train around 8:00 tonight. >>> a water problem stopped bart service tonight in its tracks. a bart spokesperson says a clogged drain in naturally occurring underground springs caused minor flooding. it created a puddle around powell street. it lead to long weights. bart says it is working to waterproof the tunnels. >> an 11 san francisco girl wanted to share memories of her father after watching him drown saving her sister's life. she was with her family as they went kayaking on the delta. their kayak overturned. her fannedy, roni avila alvarado lifted his youngest daughter above water but he did not survive. >> he was very brave. he never -- he always took care of us. he always played with us. it is sad for me he has to leave. >> investigators say neither alvarado nor his daughter were

the story ahead in "the skinny" on this wednesday, june 7th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> apparently the kids, kids are doing fine. >> amal, happy, healthy, fine. >> george clooney apparently sedated. >> george is sedated should recover in a few days. >> he had a rough nine months. exciting news. congratulations. of course, the reactions are great. >> absolutely. >> we'll start this half-hour with the reactions in washington to the new details that we're learning about that much-anticipated testimony from former fbi director james comey. now just a day away. >> sources tell abc news comey will testify about an uncomfortable relationship with president trump. they say comey told attorney general jeff sessions he did not want to be left alone with the president. but comey is expected to leave out any allegations of obstruction to the special counsel. >> in preparation for testimony several bars around d.c. and only d.c. theme will open early thursday with their tv's tuned in to the hearings. some are actually having some specials some involving russian cocktail

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investigators say they found new evidence and a possible dna match. katie suites, "abc news" reporter, has a special report. >> reporter: we have grown up singing together as a family. >> reporter: a tigh knit fam om charlotte, inextricably tied to the bay area. >> when i think about 20 years having gone by i feel quite robbed of having missed out on the experiences and kristen not being here as part of our family for the beautiful milestones in our lives. >> reporter: two decades have passed since kristen her family is looking to bring her home or find out what happened to her. >> we think about her all the time? she moved here to take classes at uc berkley. on june 23rd, 1997 she left work at a coffee shop in san francisco, this surveillance video shows her walking out. she had withdrawn money from the bank and co-workers reported seeing her with a blond woman who has never come forward. >> as far as who it can be, we're not sure. >> reporter: neither are the oakland police. >> this is her file. >> reporter: she is still an open missing persons case. now renewed hope

in pleasanton, lonnie rivera, "abc 7 news." >>> have fun. st take it easy and you can stay on top of this heat wave with the "abc 7 news" app. if there's breaking weather news where you live we'll send out a push alert. >>> seven navy sailors are missing and at least three were immediaty vacced after a container ship hit a u.s. destroyer. one of the people transported was the ship's command. this happened at 2:30 in the morning off the southwest coast of japan. abc reporter chuck seefrts has more. >> reporter: this helicopter lifting an injured sailor from the uss fitzgerald and the japanese coast guard said several more are missing. >> this ship is in danger, it is taking on water. >> reporter: a big gash tearing down the mid section. u.s. defense department officials say water flooded three compartments. >> pumps are on. >> reporter: the visible and invisible damage inflicted in the middle of the night when the flag freighter hit the destroir in open waters off the west coast of japan. the freighter the bigger ship, it is over two football

david wright, abc news.hite house. >>> the supreme court is expected to rule today on the proposed white house travel ban. in a few hours, the high court issues its final decisions of the session before going on break. the ban has been ruled unconstitutional. and the trump administration is hopele the justices will allow the ban to take effect. meanwhile, there is speculation that justice kennedy could announce retirement. he triggered new retirement schedules by moving up a long-scheduled clerk reunion by a year. kennedy turns 81 next month but made no announcement at the clerk reunion over the weekend and hasn't made any comments on his future. keeping us in suspense. >>> thousands of revelers turned out for gay pride marches coast-to-coast. but the biggest crowds turned out in new york city and san francisco. the birthplaces of the modern day gay rights movement. and for the first time ever, a gay pride parade was broadcast on television. on wnbc. but this year, it's taken a political turn with many takin

abc 7 news was in san francisco as well as the cavaliers left the hotel. ful of spectators stood by to watch the team board the bus and head off to the airport. espn and abc's game coverage starts wednesday at 5:30 right here on abc 7 and right before that, join abc 7 sports director larry beil and mike shumann for the dubs on 7 pregame show. larry will be in the studio and shu will be live in cleveland. tipoff is at 6:00. you can watch all the finals games only here on abc 7. >>> the grand opening of the gondola and restaurant at the oakland zoo for days. the zoo says it's working with the city to resolve an issue with the water pressure system at the landing cafe. the only way to get there is by gondola ride. abc 7 news got this sneak peek last friday. the gondola and restaurant were set to make their big public debut today. the zoo says the plans are now on hold. the city is scheduled to inspect and test the water pressure on thursday, which is the earliest the gondola could reopen. >>> tomorrow, voters in santa rosa will cast ballots and there are just

investigators say they found new evidence and a possible dna match. katie suites, "abc news" reporter, has a special report. >> reporter: we have grown up singing together as a family. >> reporter: a tigh knit family from charlotte, inextricably tied to the bay area. >> when i think about 20 years having gone by i feel quite robbed of having missed out on the experiences and kristen not being here as part of our family for the beautiful milestones in our lives. >> reporter: two decades have passed since kristen modaferri. her family is looking to bring her home or find out what happened to her. >> we think about her all the time? she moved here to take classes at uc berkley. on june 23rd, 1997 she left work at a coffee shop in san francisco, this surveillance video shows her walking out. she had withdrawn money from the bank and co-workers reported seeing her with a blond woman who has never come forward. >> as far as who it can be, we're not sure. >> reporter: neither are the oakland police. >> this is her file. >> reporter: she is still an open missing persons case. n

lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> to developing news here. abc 7 was in san francisco just a couple of hours ago after a mother and her 3-year-old child were injured by a hit-and-run driver. it happened between 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. in the south of market area between folsom and harrison streets. the suspect was arrested three miles away off silver and san bruno avenues. the mother and child have been taken to the hospital. no word yet on the extent of their injuries. >>> tonight we know the name of a man shot and killed in sunnyvale two days ago. 21-year-old adu belize delgado was found dead in a strip mall parking lot around 2:00 a.m. in the morning. a second victim was wounded but is expected to survive. this is sunnyvale's first homicide of the year. >>> a deadly crash involving two motorcycles and a truck closed down all eastbound lanes of 580 in the east bay this afternoon. abc 7 news was at the scene in livermore. a motorcyclist who the chp says was going over 90 miles an hour, lost control and rear-ended a pickup truck, causing another ri

maggie ruly, abc news, new york. >> sad case overall there in massachusetts. thanks to maggie. airline passenger recovering this morning after being mauled on board a plane by an emotional support dog. marlene jackson seated next to marine traveling with the dog. other passengers say jackson first expressed his concern about the animal. then they heard growling and a scream. >> his face was covered in blood. around his eyes, nose, cheeks. it was, shirt, when he walked out he had a cloth over his face. and, it was just, completely bloody. >> jackson suffered several bites to the face and was hospitalized. marine wasn't charged. he and the dog were put on another flight. the dog this time in a kennel. >> coming up, president trump's son speaking out. >> donald jr. and eric trump weigh in on everything from russia, james comey and whether there really its a trump whisperer. you're watching "world news now." to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your comp

abc 7 news was in san francisco as well as the cavaliers left the hotel. handful of spectators stood by to watch the team board the bus and head off to the airport. espn and abc's game coverage starts wednesday at 5:30 right here on abc 7 and right before that, join abc 7 sports director larry beil and mike shumann for the dubs on 7 pregame show. larry will be in the studio and shu will be live in cleveland. tipoff is at 6:00. you can watch all the finals games only here on abc 7. >>> the grand opening of the gondola and restaurant at the oakland zoo for days. the zoo says it's working with the city to resolve an issue with the water pressure system at the landing cafe. the only way to get there is by gondola ride. abc 7 news got this sneak peek last friday. the gondola and restaurant were set to make their big public debut today. the zoo says the plans are now on hold. the city is scheduled to inspect and test the water pressure on thursday, which is the earliest the gondola could reopen. >>> tomorrow, voters in santa rosa will cast ballots and there are j

. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> unleash the freeze. but -- >> record temperatures all across the country, but the freeze is on. >> though not doing so well, maybe, because of the heat wave. >> could be. he's melting. his powers. >> we'll have more on that coming up. but we start with president trump making a final push for one of his agenda items, repealing and replacing obamacare. >> the pressure is mounting on capitol hill. senate leaders led by mitch mcconnell push for a vote this week. and it comes as the budget office releases its take on how the senate bill shakes out financially and how many would lose their health insurance. >> but tom price is questioning the accuracy of any report. nbc's david wright has the latest. >> reporter: the white house is still hoping to close the deal on the senate's plan to repeal and replace obamacare. but the president himself acknowledges, they're not there yet. >> i don't think they're that far off, famous last words, right? but i think we're going to get there. >> reporter: not a single democr

. >> announcer: from abc news, this "world news now." >>> he has quite a history. good character actor there. >> we see why. puts on a great performance. >> wait till you see transformation from spiderman into this artist that we are all familiar with. we will talk about somebody else familiar with. tiger woods and the dui arrest. it apparently shows him unable to follow simple instructions or keep his balance. >> in the individually hear him telling officers he doesn't remember being asleep in his mercedes as police approached. marci gonzalez has more. >> reporter: tiger woods struggling to keep his balance. >> still here for me. feet together. video from early memorial day morning near his home in jupiter. >> place your hand behind your back. >> arrest under suspicion of driving under the influence, shortly after 2:00 a.m. when a patrol officer spotted mercedes in the road, engines running, both front tires flat. >> there it is! a win for the ages! >> police say one of the world any most recognizable athletes was asleep at the wheel. and had to be woken up. the r

at sfo, cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." >>> the u.s.al will continue two immigration laws including one named after kate steinly, a woman murdered in san francisco nearly two years ago. the house passed kate's law which would enhance penalties for convicted and deported immigrants who enter illegally. the man accused of killing steinly was deported seven times. president trump argues the law makes the country safe again. critics say it will do the opposite. >> a bill focused on ramping up deportations and arrests of people whose only violation is their immigration status is the wrong approach. that's why law enforcement said it hurts public safety. >> the other bill would withhold certain federal funds from sanctuary cities such as san francisco. >>> tonight lawmakers are trying to stay focused on health care, the president tweet. >> republicans and democrats were quick to condemn the president's criticism. >> at a time when critically important policies are debated in washington -- >> what do we want? healt health care our focus will r

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our abc news correspondent, breaking the news, sessions offered to resign as well as ag. >> then the bombshell testimony in bill cosby's sexual assault trial. hear what his accuser said on the stand what we can expect in court today. >> high-speed catamaran making a difficult maneuver and capsizes du as crew members go flying from the 50 foot boat. heavy winds creating chaotic conditions on the water. how things played out on this wednesday, june 7th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to everybody on this wednesday. we are going to start yet again overseas and yet again with another terror attack. this one in france. the new president is holding a special security meeting there this morning after that attack at one of the most popular tourist sites in the world. >> a man hit a police officer with a hammer outside notre dame cathedral allegedly shouting this is for syria. french news agency says the suspect later claimed to bea soldier of isis. >> more than 1,000 tourists inside the cathedral at the time of at take. see the scenes. told to put thei

becky worley, abc news, new york. >> becky knows how to get our attention. sense. >> shot glass, we are listening. can't they make a booth you walk in. and turn. >> didn't they do that. >> talks care of it. >> that's what i want. >> what's your spf? >> 15. >> 30. >> if i use 30 like wearing a blanket. >>> good morning on this thursday. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we are following on "world news now." president trump is set to make his decision today on the paris climate agreement. sources say the president will make good on a campaign promise by pulling the u.s. out of the deal. but some top aides and big companies are lobbying for him to stay. much more coming up. >> state of ohio is suing five drugmakerers accusing them of creating the state's opioid epidemic. the suit claims the company's intentionally misled patients about dangers of painkillers. most drugmakerers declined to comment about the suit. >>> the company that makes epipens accused of overcharging taxpayers by more than $1 billion. the drugmakerer

maggie rulli, abc news, new york. >> the l.a.s stole patrol cars. they let officers on wild chases through city. two vehicles crashed. third recovered. all three teens aged 15 to 17, have been arrested. >> woops. how many teens can put, building a roller coaster on to their list of hobbies. >> let's look at something positive in the teen market. 19-year-old, jackson crossno of georgia finished his labor of love this year. took him five years to build the roller coaster in his backyard. >> he calls it white mountain railroad and said he wanted to copy the walt the disney imagineering process. based on a logging company turned into a tourist attracts. >> maybe somebody will turn his backyard into a tourist atraction. >> in "the skinny," lebron james loses his crown and his hair. wait till you see what his new do looks like. and who was throwing shade at him. >> the shocking scene in the sky over the u.s. open. a blimp explodes and burns to the ground. what we are learning about the pilot. you are watching "world news now". blimp ex

abc news, new york. >>> and we have new information on a story we told you about.ontroversial treasure hunt. >> forrest nfinn claims he's hidden $2 million worth of treasure. >> police want him to cancel the search. he's still deciding what to do. >>> saving on summer travel. >> it's not too late to book that well-deserved vacation. we'll have tips on how and when to book. >> and packages to the most dangerous places in the world. is it too risky for thrill-seeking tourists? you're watching now." ...different. who knew? i had no idea. so, she said look for... ...one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round... ...brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to... ...gently remove more plaque and... ...oral-b crossaction is clinically proven to... ...remove more plaque than sonicare diamondclean. my mouth feels so clean. i'll only use an oral-b! the #1 brand used by dentists worldwide. oral-b. brush like a pro. >>> the death of american college student otto warmbier less than a week after being released from north korea is rai

the giants sink to a new low in a season of lows. losing streak >>> "abc 7 news" sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> good evening. giants open a four game series in atlanta. they lost again. we'll show times-union highlights in a second, but the braves have got this cool new promotion. it is the best thing called "the freeze." a former track star is in costume. they pick a random dude out of the crowd who gets a headstart on the freeze. this race a met for for the entire giants' season. the freeze blasts past the fan and coasts to victory. i love the freeze. it is the best thing in baseball right now. johnny kwayde not the best thing in baseball, giving up a lot of home runs this season. there goes one of them. it was to matt adams. cueto, the braves would explode for seven more in the eighth. derek law. danny santana that is way out. giants ice cold like the freeze. 9-0 the final. they're 20 games under .500. ace and astros, mcgee living the jug life. here he is. threw out the first pitch at the coliseum. a little low but call it a strike. seve

the new police chief has an idea how to handle it and help the community. >> abc 7 news reporter vickry you will see only on abc 7. vick. >> ama, to give you an idea how much the homeless problem has grown. here at mission station they get 1,000 homeless cls a month. now, chief scott's vision is to have a dedicated team of officers who can help connect these homeless people to city services. and in other words, more outreach, less enforcement. >> you have a place you can do laundry and get a shower. >> reporter: officer jared harris responding to a complaint. that a homeless camp was blocking the sidewalk on fulsom and 1th street. he and his part next, officer yasser shaw convinced them to clear the sidewalk and offered tent dwellers help in getting city services. >> get your shower and laundry services okay. address, phone number, everything. >> the new officer unit soles purpose is to concentrate on issues involving the homeless. to use more outreach

katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> stay with us. a lot more to come.way days after gaining his freedom. >> coming up the message his heart broken family is sending to the north korean government tonight. >> mallallallallallallallallalll >> and sean spicer may be stepping away from the podium. >> here is what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" at 11:00. >> i invite you to feel the love in our father's youtube challenge for 2017. >> dad, i love you! the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> the president is slamming north korea after an american student who spent 17 months in prison there has died. >> now otto warmbier's father is speaking out. abc news reporter dana baccas has details. >> reporter: days aft

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>>> their from abc news, this is "world news now." >> tequila!orning to you on this thursday morning. i forgot about the dance, the peewee herman dance. we'll get into that. i am sure they probably had a shout or two. >> they're probably doing a lot of dancing. >>> we're going to start in the gulf coast and tropical storm cindy battering more than a half-dozen states. >> the effects extend far inland. >> this is a waterspout in pensacola, florida. it's a whirling column of air and water mist that moved across the water, just offshore. forecasters also warn isolated tornados are possible. >> and there's already some flooding in areas. many roads are closed. lakes and streams are overflowing. houston officials say everyone in that city needs to be prepared for flooding. >> reporter: high surf, floodwater, heavy wind and drenching rain already hammering coastal areas across five states. the governors of louisiana and alabama each declaring a state of emergency. the area also under a tornado threat. the leading edge of the storm filled with funnel cl