>> reporter: but by the time she hung up the phone, adrienne knew.ieve him. >> all of the puzzle pieces came together in my head. >> reporter: suddenly it all made sense, why he never wanted her to see his apartment or meet his parents, why his dad snubbed her that time at the casino. he had been married all along, to a woman named robyn, and had a young son ernest iv. and every good opinion adrienne had of him and her and her own judgment flew out of the window of that dallas cab. >> i'm a smart person. how could i have not put all of these pieces together? we talked about having kids together and he wanted to have a boy? he already had a boy. what is going on? >> reporter: things happened quickly then, quickly and painfully. >> my phone rang and it was him. i said, listen, the cops just called, and so he asked, what did they tell you? i'm like, well, i know you're married. he's like, it's in name only. we're not really married. it's not a true marriage. let me come and explain this to you. i said, i don't want to see you. please just go. >> reporte

>> adrienne: you applaud it. if he is successful here, i agree with you completely. >> harris: are you going to call nancy pelosi and tell her to applaud it? i'm being real right now. >> adrienne: every single american should want this to succeed. i think we also have every reason, democrats and republicans, whomever to look at us with a little bit of trepidation given the fact that there has been a slightly rocky road getting here, kim jong un has never met with the united states president before. we have several unprecedented situations going into this but of course we want success. this is good for the united states. >> harris: do you think leadership will come out and call this what it is? >>driee: they shed. i think it's a success for all of us number one is denuclearizing. maybe not get it in the first sit down. but starting the process and having that dialogue is very important. frankly any democrat who is itical of that or is critical of such a certain levelfstandarg that because this is a process but aga

adrienne, over to you. >> all right. thank you so much, dan and thank you, matt. >>> turning now to the police shooting of a teenager that is sparking outrage. overnight a new wave of protests in pittsburgh over the death of antwon rose. abc's kenneth moton is there now with the demonstrations and what authorities are saying about the case. kenneth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, adrienne. busy night on these streets for protesters and police. we were with them overnight as they marched through the city over that bridge right there to the interstate. at one point they were just outside the baseball stadium right as the pirates game was getting out. outrage is growing in this community, in this area as new details emerge about the police shooting death of antwon rose. [ chanting ] >> reporter: overnight tense moments in pittsburgh, police in riot gear, protesters in the streets. demonstrators marched shutting down roadways, an interstate and this critical bridge demanding justice for 17-year-old antwon rose. >>

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adrienne. whit. good morning, everyone. we begin in south carolina where republican congressional nominee kate arrington is hospitalized in critical condition and scheduled for more major surgery after being seriously injured in a car accident. this was friday night. arrington had defeated incumbent mark sanford in a primary earlier this month was traveling with an aide when a wrong-way driver hit the vehicle. the aide was also hurt. also the driver of the other vehicle was killed. arrington's democratic opponent joe cunningham is suspending all campaign activities until further notice. >>> and we have breaking news from germany where police say at least 25 people have been injured in a building explosion in a western city. four of those injuries said to be severe. a car nearby -- cars nearby destroyed by the debris. no word on what may have caused that blast. >>> at the vatican, trun plomat w once stationed in washington, d.c. to five years in prison for possessing and distributing pornographic images of children. this is

thank you, adrienne. >>> we want to move to politics. president trump is leaving the g7 early this morning after a whirlwind day of meetings with u.s. allies. >> the president's storied criticism over his comments on trade and suggesting russia should be allowed back into the group. abc's david wright is in quebec city with the details. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit and paula. the g7 summit is really off to an awkward start. he left the other six world leaders gathered around an empty chair. right from the start here in quebec the u.s. president has been odd man out. the tension palpable after trump's threat to impose stiff new tariffs on some of america's closest allies. >> the european union treats us very unfairly. canada, very unfairly, mexico, very unfairly. >> reporter: his host, canadian prime minister justin trudeau, for one fumed that trump seeks to justify the new tariffs on national security grounds. >> the idea that we are somehow a national security threat to the united states is, quite frankly, insult

josh holmes and adrienne elrod.eing here. >> thank you. >> dana: the trump tariff threatening to negotiate large part of tax cuts. the president's foreign policy is in motion everywhere north korea, iran and trade. so when will we see the payoff? i will ask dan let henning gear from the "wall street journal" next. >> we did discuss it today pretty strongly. knowing what the main purpose of what we were doing is denuking but discussed it pretty good length. we'll be doingomething on it. ♪ come on dad! higher! parents aren't perfect, but then they make us kraft mac & cheese and everything's good again. [stomach gurgles] ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea.♪ try new pepto with ultra coating. >> shepard: shepard smith on the fox news deck. more ahead on the president trump's long time attorney and fixer michael cohen. reports that cohen's attorneys are headed for the exit

adrienne is here with this 12-year-old's story. adrienne, good morning. >> yeah, it's pretty cool. this was a neighborhood dispute. police talked with two neighbors who have a history of gripes and this 12-year-old was just caught in the middle of it, but that complaint ended up being really good for his business. meet 12-year-old reggie field. he started a business this summer, even hiring other kids, family and friends to work for mr. reggie's lawn cutting service. >> just give me a call. i will be there on time. >> reporter: while many in the neighborhood praised the young entrepreneur, others felt differently. he and his crew were cutting lucille holt-colden's lawn when police were apparently called because a neighbor complained the kids were cutting their grass too. >> i'm so glad you out here doing something positive. you should not be getting the police called on you because you out here cutting grass. >> they say i was cutting their grass but i didn't know. >> reporter: officers arrived to speak to colden and her neighbors. >> i just don't want to have you guys out here in

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we are back now with adrienne elrod and kayleigh mcenany.during the commercial break we were talking, is that on air moments ago, it was horrible. if i'm james comey, i'm out of the country. the senator from louisiana told me that he's out of the country. >> adrienne: if you are literally the arch enemy of both democrats and republicans as a former fbi director today, with this scathing idg comic ig report, i think you have to get out of the country. we were talking during the break, it's really hard to not have any allies on both the democratic and republican site in washington, and james comey has managed to anger everybody. >> harris: i always thought that the goal when you are doing your job, and at the top of the food chain and the fbi was not to have enemies or friends, just do your job? i always thought, why in the heck was james comey on twitter at the point when, i mean, his job is and tells sensitive. >> adrienne: he has a higher loyalty and that's james comey. and he should be in another country because we know this about michael

here to discuss, adrienne elrod. deblasio is always putting down rich folks saying i got your back, poor people. federal inspectors go to these buildings and they would put down cardboard to hide thing i know deblasio is an up and coming star? the democratic party. >> this is a grotesque situation that happened in n york city that low-income recipients had to endure. i'm glad the authorities are cracking down on this. but ultimately the mayor is the mayor of the city. he's in charge of these things. but you also have to look into other officials that oversee the public housing. but this is a situation federal officials and local and statewide officials have to deal with. charles: perhaps public housing is a bad idea. maybe the bureaucracies to house people with nolity. ybe there is a better way, a smarter way to help poor people if you don't want them to always be poor. >> the democratic party claims to be for theoor. you have talking about someone who spent the majority of his life poor and was blessed with opportun

here's adrienne bankert on that video tonight from lancaster, pennsylvania. >> reporter: tonight, the video seen more than a million times, igniting an investigation, an unarmed man, seated, tased from behind. lancaster pennsylvania police say they arrived after recieving a 911 call claiming sean williams was threatening people with a bat. no bat was found at the scene. police saying the 27-year-old was not compliant. that's before cameras are rolling. officers tell williams to sit down. he eventually does. >> just sit, bro. >> straight out. straight out. straight out. >> reporter: a second female officer off camera can be heard also giving orders. williams appearing to mix up the instructions, but never disobeys officers. >> put your legs straight out and cross them now! >> aw, come on, bro. >> i'm listening. >> reporter: in the police report officers explain: non-compliance is often a precursor to someone that is preparing to flee or fight with officers. >> i would have trained my officers to handcuff him >> david. >> adrienne bankert tonight. thank you. >>> children still not reuni

cecilia. >> we cannot give that number out enough, adrienne. thank you. >>> we do want to turn now to the severe weather threat this weekend. tornado watch in effect in parts of minnesota and iowa. this hail part of the same system already hammering residents in north dakota. abc's rob marciano tracking it all. you've got your eye on some storms moving from minnesota to maryland tonight? >> reporter: that's correct, cecilia. as a matter of fact, ocean city, maryland, getting a half a foot of rain today with some of those storms. that batch is bringing to move offshore. along the stationary boundary, we got other disturbances. one rolling through louisville and another one in northeastern iowa. tornado watch in effect this evening, and a flash flood watch for northern illinois. where they already had heavy thunderstorms this morning. chicago is going to get it again tomorrow morning, those roll eastward. once again, saturated soils and more heavy rain for them tomorrow. >> thanks, rob. >>> next tonight, it's graduation season, and one valedictor

whit. >> adrienne, thank you. >>> and there's much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. the massive wildfire in the west at this hour. families on alert. >>> the crude oil derailment. more than three dozen tankers overturning right in the nearby floodwaters. tonight, the cleanup and the contamination warning. >>> and summer is finally here, time to plan your dream getaway. we'll tell you the exact day you should book ahead of your trip. xact day you should book ahead of your trip. metastatic breast cancer is trying to stop me, but not today. today, there's a new treatment for women like me who won't be held back. learn more at treatmbc.com. it's just a burst pipe, i could fix (laugh) no. with claim rateguard your rates won't go up just beacuase of a claim. i totally could've... (wife) nope! switching to allstate is worth it. if your moderate to severe ulor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's.

adrienne bankert is here with the latest.ood morning. >> reporter: yes, michael, a huge shock, stunning and heartbreaking news this morning. tv host and famed chef anthony bourdain has died. bourdain found unresponsive in his hotel room in france where he was working on an upcoming episode of his show. he was a fearless culinary explore explorer, willing to go anywhere in the world and try anything once. >> doesn't want to let go. >> reporter: becoming a household name with his show no reservations where he visited 100 countries, sampling local cuisines with his take no prisoners attitude. in 2013 he created and starred in his show "parts unknown." he was filmi tha show in france when h wasound unresponsive in his hotel by fellow chef, eric rapare. the cause of death, suicide. cnn put out a statement saying his love of adventure, new friends, fine food and drink and the remarkable stories of the world made him a unique storyteller. his talents never cease to amaze us. he first made a name for himself as a chef at several high

adrienne elrod, jonah goldberg of national review., let me start with you, optics in canada and explosive words from peter navarro that clearly was unlike a direct message from president trump on air force one? >> yes, so i'm not an expert on all things but i'm pretty sure your admittance to hell is not entirely contingent upon attitude on donald trump and whether or not you agree with trade policies. i'm not sure there's a special place in trudeau. i thought that was a little over the top and donald trump's performance in china. i understand he likes optics, be seen to be standing up into globalist order but these are our closest allies and justifying tariffs that's national security issue and when pressed on it, no, it's because of dairy subsidies in canada and i think that's going to create real policy problems going forward. >> adrienne, democrats like idea of protections to protect u.s. industries, from the democratic point of view with new trade policy and talk of tariffs, is president trump on the right track? >> no, absolutely

asylum into the united states of america. >> and then do it in their hometown. >> and go ahead, adriennehold on adoll e foe. >> life -- adolpho. >> and the living conditions are soun livable that they have to come to the united states to do that because they have no choice, richard. >> adrienne. >> there is no other solution for many of the families. >> why not apply for political asylum in their home country instead of that? >> because you can only apply for asylum when you are in the united states. >> exactly. >> no, that is not true. you can apply for the asylum at the u.s. embassy. >> thank you, and i appreciatet your time. and coming up, keep your eye on the nationwide protest aimed at the trump administration's immigration policy separating the migrant families on the very topic that we were listening to a moment ago and we have reporters on the ground and we will check in with them. stick around. what might seem like a small cough to you... can be a big bad problem that you could spread to family members, including your grandchildren babies too young to be vaccinated against whoop

>> adrienne bankert tonight. thank you. >> amid the outrage on what has unfolded on the border, children still not reunited with their parents. congress has left town for the independence day holiday without taking any action. it comes 24 hours after a border patrol showed the first lady the challenges they encounter. showing her pictures of the 6-year-old boy left alone in the desert possibly by smugglers. tonight we now know the border patrol transferred him to the custody of hhs. tonight the u.n. rejected president trump's pick to lead the migration agency, ken isaacs. it's a post held by americans. the state department declining to say whether this was an embarrassment. >>> the dangerous heat moving in across a huge part of this country from chicago to new york to texas. dangerous storms across more than one dozen states. seven reported tornados in the past 24 hours. this one in montana. powerful winds in iowa. in florida tonight a small boat caught up in the water spout. let's get right to rob marciano live

david. >> adrienne thank you. there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. the summer danger. the dramatic pool rescue. the young pool nearly drowning. a 13-year-old pulling his body out of the water. we'll have more on this in a moment. >>> also the new warning from the cdc, the salmonella outbreak in several states. the produce they're urging everyone to throw out right now. >>> and we have news tonight about the triple crown winner justify. now the most valuable horse in racing history. has he run his last race? what his owners are saying tonight. we'll be right back. >> announcer: abc "world news tonight" with david muir sponsored by ford, going further so you can. sponsored by ford, going further so you can. they can get in a small suv. rise people with howh it's the big upgrade in a small package. see what you can get for under 20 grand... with the all-new ecosport from ford. so allstate is giving us money back on our bill. well, that seems fair. we didn't use it. wish we got money back on gym memberships. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewa

here's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: tonight, a controversial call. >> she's calling police on an 8-ar-old little girl. >> reporter: this woman on the phone with police, about an 8-year-old girl she says was loudly selling water outside her apartment for hours. the child's mom confronting the caller. >> she comes out, demands a permit from my daughter. she said, if we didn't give it to her, she would call the cops. so i said, okay, call the cops. and she did. >> the lady called the police on me because i didn't have a permit. >> well, you can hide all you want. the whole world will see you. >> illegally selling water without a permit. >> reporter: this, the scene in a residential neighborhood near san francisco's at&t park friday. erin austin sharing the video on instagram. it's now been seen hundreds of thousands of times. the woman on the phone, alison ettel, tells abc news she never spoke to the girl. but says the security guard first tried to get the girl and her mom to quiet down or move. saying she did phone the police, but not to report them. she simply wanted to know if what

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adrienne you ready? the texas republican party endorsed marijuana decriminalization.sn't jeff sessions right when he says good people don't smoke pot. it in the bible. off course, jeff sessions is the most of amazing attorney general we have ever seen. sure. yeah. no sash california intended there. jeff sessions is obviously holding -- upholding federal law which trumps state law. kennedy: what about the policies in singapore and china? should we implement caning? >> why not. >> charlie. don't you think it's time we added marijuana vending machines to school cafeterias? >> i spent a week in denver. and this is very good. it's very important. the american people are stupid. the dumber, the higher and lazier they are, the better voters they are. so i think that there should be marijuana vending machines in all schools. the younger the better. secondhand smoke from marijuana is awesome. if it's from tobacco it's terrible. but if everybody on the sidewalk including my child is high, it's awesome. >>ist just increases the traffic. this is going swimmingly for me. immigrati

good morning, adrienne. >> good morning to you too, guys.is name, benedict cumberbatch. imagine being on the street and whether you're the criminal or a bystander you see sherlock holmes or dr. strange walking up, right? benedict cumberbatch now getting kudos for being in the right place at the right time. ♪ >> reporter: turns out benedict cumberbatch is a superhero on the big screen and in everyday life. known for his blockbuster roles as dr. strange in marvel's "avengers" and as sherlock holmes on bbc's "sherlock," he was taking an uber in london with his wife when he spotted four muggers attacking a bicycle delivery man. according to witnesses, it looked just like an action scene, cumberbatch jumped out shouting at the muggers leave him alone before pulling the criminals off the bloodied victim. the driver of the uber says the muggers starting going after benedict, who seemingly was able to channel his inner crime fighter, fighting them off until they ran away. amazingly it all went down just a short distance away from 221b baker street,

joining me now betsy woodruf and adrienne alrod. betsy, what should we read into the visit of president trump? >> it is all of making the laws more restrictive. the president is trying to use it as a leverage. he's trying to say as long as these children are separated fr their families, it is the democrats' fault which is not true. the president is calling on congress to put tough i immigration laws and including money to build the law. the president is trying to use them seeshl essentially as a bag chip. republicans are more likely to go along with the president's plan. >> susan, i will turn to you with the question. is that the reality here? are these children being used as a bargaining chip to get the border wall? that's the case. at least that's what president trump has decided it is the best way to go for now. we know it is not going to go anywhere everyone n if it gets out in the house. which could change minds that these children are traumatized from separated from their mothers or parents if something criminals happen. the s

adrienne, should she? >> i think she should. lost in the whole debate is why she made those comments in the first place. first of all i want to make it clear there is no appropriate place to use the word that she used about the daughter of donald trump. she is very concerned about what is happening on the border. she said ivanka trump posting a child of her photo when thousands of children are being ripped away from their parents. >> bill: did not need to use the word. >> did not need to use the word. big difference between roseanne making racist comments about valerie jarrett vs. what samantha bee was doing here? >> bill: what's the difference? there is a new standard in america today. >> there is a new standard. first of all, let's be clear that president trump has been using derogatory language during the campaign and still president of the united states a lot of those come from the top. >> bill: i want to get guy in here. voters can make that decision to fire him if they so choose when it's the at the appropriate time. my on

that's it, adrienne. >>> let's go to rob now.ing philadelphia, new jersey overnight. >>> wide swrn spread, 3 to a inches of rainfall across philadelphia. this is cherry hill, new jersey. three to five inches of rain. we're also watching hurricane bud in the pacific. aletta is weakening. we're hoping that bud will weaken as well. that's the forecast as it drifts closer to cabo san lucas. some of this moisture we're hoping will get up to the southwest u.s. which is incredibly warm and fire danger is high. durango, 800 evacuations of homes there. watching the heat. this is not good for palm springs, las vegas, triple digits across the board, with heat advisories in effect through the middle part of this week. iowa, damage there with a couple of tornadoes. severe weather threat if you're traveling east and the central part of the country today from des moines down to oklahoma city. your local forecast is 30 seconds away. your select cities now brought to crow by carmax. >>> good monday morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco

it helps to talk to somebody and not isolate yourself. >> such an important reminder, adrienne. thank for that. >>> we turn now to a tsa patdown caught on tape that is provoking an uproar this morning. >> some are asking if this search of an elderly woman in a wheelchair went a little too far. kenneth moton has the story. >> are you kidding me? >> reporter: the patdown of this 96-year-old, captured by her infuriated daughter, jean clarkson. the indianapolis great-great grandmother at dallas international airport last month, in a wheelchair. barely able to raise her arms, abk lko wa t she is going to go? stop a shoe bomb? >> reporter: they say the enhanced screening lasted six minutes as she and her fiance angrily sounded off. >> what the hell is going on here? a 96-year-old terrorist? >> reporter: the tsa defended the patdown saying neareen near million times on facebook. >> this is going to go viral. >> reporter: the tsa saying they are committed to ensuring the safe of its travelers while treating them with dignity and respect. >> they have to use the power of their judgment.

adrienne bankert is here.. >> it's possible. you know, he doesn't apologize for enjoying his wealth. he says he's been taken advantage of while the company who repped the high-profile actor for years says he's a compulsive spender and a fraud. this morning there's another twist in the ongoing legal battle between johnny depp and his ex-money managers. >> captain jack sparrow if you please. >> reporter: the actor tells "rolling stone" magazine accusations that he spent $30,000 a month on wine are absurd saying it's insulting to say that i spent $30,000 on wine because it was far more. >> wow. >> reporter: depp is currently engaged in a legal battle with his former financial managers suing them for $25 million alleging they stole millions from him for nearly two decades. >> you're terrible late you know. >> reporter: the managers have countersued saying depp refused to take their financial advice alleging he spent more than $2 million a month to maintain his lavish lifestyle including paying $3 million just to s

>> reporter: adrienne and awilda are back home after flights to chicago and canada. they say it was easy to figure out the new pickup and dropoff locations for uber pool and uber express pool, but it was a little more difficult for their uber driver. you talked about how easy it was for u to find out where to go but not so much for your uber driver, right? >> i guess. it was kind of difficult trying to explain to him where i was at because i don't really know how to explain where the parking garage was at. i would assume follow the signs. >> reporter: airport officials admit there has been some confusion today. passengers will now meet their uber pool, uber express pool and limo drivers at the domestics parking garage on the fifth floor. signs are now at the airport telling people exactly where to go. experts say this will free up congestion during peak summer travel. >> traffic continues to grow at sfo. there's more passengers than ever before. with that comes more cars than ever before and we've only got about a mile and a half of roadway at sfo. >> reporter: to be

it's ridiculous. >> thank you so much, adrienne.ic rescue in ohio. a young woman swimming and then sucked into a dam miraculously saved by a fisherman who jumped in to pull her out, and abc's erielle reshef is here with more on that story. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning to you, amy. this is a remarkable case of the right place at the right time. a late night on the water for that fisherman quickly turning into a daring rescue as he rushed into dangerous water to save that teen. >> i'm over here at the charles hill dam, and one of my friends just got sucked down. >> reporter: around 2:20 a.m. authorities say 18-year-old regina williams was swimming in an ohio lake with friends when she was suddenly sucked into the undercurrent of a dam. >> where is she at? i need to know. >> she is right into the gutter. there's no way we can get down to her. >> reporter: the force of the water sweeping her helplessly downstream. >> i think someone fishing down here just found her. >> okay, where is she? tell me where she is. >> we

good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning to you, too, amy.o bourdain taking his life, some attention has been on his relationships, girlfriend asia argento and me too champion rose mcgowan writing a letter on her behalf. asia writes please read these words and have mercy on our pain. three days after the shocking suicide of tv host and chef anthony bourdain, new details that could shed light on his possible mental state in the days leading to his death. rose mcgowan, a close friend of bourdain's girlfriend, asia argento, in a letter shared online writes in part, anthony was open with his demons. his depression won. bourdain had spoken about his fight for happiness on his tv show. >> i'd like to be happy. i should be happy. i have, you know, incredible luck. i'd like to be able to look out the window and say, hey, life is good. >> and you don't. >> no. >> reporter: a notion mcgowan nodded to in her memo writing the 61-year-old was part of a pull up your bootstraps and march on generation. the strong man doesn't ask for help generation. but not

adrienne?ne of the questions that the inspector general is going to be asked today and probably be expected to answer because you look at these. these text messages and again i'm trying to take this from the standpoint i still believe that hillary clinton would have won the election if james comey hadn't reopened the investigation before the election. it is hard to sit here and say there was not political bias between these two people. >> sandra: you will have a few people at the table disagreeing if you do that. >> the inspector general didn't say there was no bias. he just concluded the bias did not affect the ultimate outcome. >> sandra: at least there was no evidence it played a part. >> i don't know how he makes the judgment but that's the judgment he made. >> a lot of members of the committee asking how is that not political bias and how did james comey not show bias? they're calling it an unfair investigation but there are questions how it is not politically biased. >> 600 pages of bias

let's see the one david and adrienne took with our audience. there they are right there.y, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> good morning. it's thursday at 8:59. mike nicco has a look at your weather, which is warming up. hi. >> hey, reggie. hi, everybody. yeah, at the coast right now, it's a little cloudy santa cruz, but you'll see a little more sunshine today. still, those breezes will keep you in the 60s. last day to do yard work with comfortable temperatures and not as choppy on the bay. our spread today from the mid-to-upper 60s along the coast into san francisco, 70s around the bay, mainly 80s inland, until antioch, lakeport and ukiah, some 90s there. and we'll just jump past the 90s and try to hit triple digits friday and saturday inland. sue? >>> we have a sig alert issued on 101 southbound, a car into the bushes. and apparently, the car caught on fire starting on fire in the bushes. fire spreading up the hill, so we've got two lanes closed there with fire crews trying to get it out and a sig alert near hellyer. >> thank you. we turn now to "live with kelly >

abc's adrienne bankert is here with more, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.iers morgan admits "good morning britain" paid thomas markle, quote, a few thousand pounds to do this interview. he speaks about not walking his daughter down the aisle and his very open conversations with prince harry. fatherly love. overnight, meghan markle's dad reveals the royal couple could be ready for a baby. >> she's wanted children for a long time. when she met harry and she spoke about how much she loves him, there's got to be a child in the making somewhere soon. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with "good morning britain," thomas markle speaks out for the first time since the royal wedding, opening up about how the intercontinental romance unlded from his perspective. >> first call was she had a new boyfriend. the next call was he's british and eventually it was like, he's a prince. >> reporter: he says he was hardly fazed by his son-in-law's royal status. he says they even discussed politics. >> i was complaining i didn't like donald trump. he said give donald trump

adrienne bankert is here to explain all this for us. good morning. >>> good morning, everybody. you know, it's no secret that serena williams is arguably one of the best if not the greatest player of all time but, since her comeback from maternity leave earlier this year, she's been fighting to protect her ranking and tournament seeding. there she is with her girl. in her 13 months off the court she slid from number 1 to 454th and clawed back to 183rd but she wasn't a top seed at her first grand slam since returning in the french open and officials took heat. she won it three times. the snub sparking talks about how to fairly address new moms missing court time without them taking a hit so, this week, wimbledon officials are set to decide whether or not she can hold her place there but we're already seeing some change stateside. the u.s. open announcing they will not penalize players whose rankings drop due to breaks due to pregnancy. starting this year. usta president katrina adams tells "the new york times," quote, we think it is a good message for our current and future playe

adrienne bankert, abc news, new york. >> as part of abc's 7's take action campaign, we have a list ofday for the second time this year. the queen's actual birthday is april 21st, but today is the official birthday for her and for all kings and queens of england. george ii set the royal protocol to celebrate on the second saturday in june where the public can celebrate the monarch's birthday. the official birthday marked as is tradition with the trooping of the color parade. >>> a home depot employee doesn't blame a customer's monkey for attacking her. yes, you heard me right, after it suddenly went berserk in florida. cell phone video captured the moment with the primate attacked marilyn howard on monday. moments earlier she noticed the monkey walking around attached to a leash and wearing a diaper. she tried to find the monkey's owner. >> when i looked down, i seen the monkey. i was like, whoa. i went like that and she reached out to my hand. she was so sweet to start with. i was going to go to the service desk and announce your monkey is loose. i never thought i'd say that. >> the m

we're almost ready for summer. >> almost there. >> yeah. >> thank you, adrienne. >> you're so welcomer story about the women taking on domestic violence in the nfl. the players association created a committee to combat abuse but now two members of that group have walked out because they say it's not doing anything. ryan smith has that story. good morning, ryan. zblsh good morning, george. that committee was formed after ray rice's attack on his then fiancee in 2014 and four years later one of those experts quitting the committee is speaking out saying it was paying lip service and calling it a, quote, fig leaf. it was a firestorm that sacked the nfl. domestic violence cases, dominating the headlines. starting with ray rice's brutal attack on his then fiancee in this 2014 footage obtained by tmz sports. the former baltimore ravens player knocking her unconscious then dragging her out of an elevator. >> the same mistakes can never be repeated. we will get our house in order first. >> reporter: but this morning, a leading domestic violence authority criticizing not the nfl, but the playe

our planning staff, robin abad, as well as other presenters and graphic designers, gary chan and adrienne hider. we had a fantastic group of consultants that were from the neighborhood, david fletcher and his team, fletcher studio. and the wonderful leadership and stout support from supervisor cohen. the korean benefit district, dogpatch neighborhood association has been some of the many groups that have put their back in this moving it forward to making sure that the priorities that you are seeing today are aligned with the public's priorities. and, again, our colleagues at the m.t.a. and public works, rec park and s.f. port. with that, i will turn it over to john to do a quick introducti introduction to someone with their first appearance today. >> i would like to introduce you to sun hahn, who has been with the planning department since 2016. she's been lead urban designer on several projects on this one and on our street scape design team. she worked at placeworks and worked on street scape projects before joining us, including the milbury station plan. before that, interned with city

adrienne as well. you have been a couple times now. we love it thank you so much. we are back here at noon eastern tomorrow for now. here's harris. >> harris: fox news alert now, countdown to the summit. we are hours away from witnessing history together let's i don't outnumbered overtime i'm harris faulkner. hours from now president trump will be the first president to meet with north korean leader. this is the some images of kim jong un making rounds in singapore. remember, they are 12 hours ahead of us east coast time so it's technically in the middle of the night there we understand they are out and about. entourage. sit down. warning, kim, he has one shot to dump his nukes, watch. >> he can take that nation with those great people and truly make it great, so it's a one-time, it's a one-time shot and i think it's going to work out very well. how long will it take to figure out whether or not serious? i said maybe in the first minute. i think very quickly i will know whether or not something good is going to happen. >> harris: former u.n. ambassador bill richard

. >> and when you are look at how he is trying to save himself, adrienne, he says that my lawyers don'ttually want me to sit down with bob mueller, and they don't want me to, but i want to. so what we are seeing here again n this 20-page letter is that i think that dot no want him to, and they are making a lot of arguments against it. does the president really want to sit down? >> well, it is fascinating, right? because his attorneys are rightfully so don't want him to sit down, because he has a propensity to lie constantly and lying in front of the grand jury can get you in a lot of trouble. so trump is looking back at, you nknow, when he was head of the trump enterprises and he was deposed quite a few times, and he thinks that he does a good job when he is deposed, so i think that he wants to go back to the mentality, but again, if you are an attorney, and you are the attorney for the president of the united states, of course, you don't want your client the president to testify in front of a grand jury, but in this case, you certainly don't want to, because again, this president a has

>>> a little "pop news" with adrienne bankert. >> celebrate life with a smile this morning.f the show strutted their way into fans' lives with their manolos and we learned so many things from the carrie, samantha, miranda and charlotte. take a listen. i think this moment from the show really sums up the struggle. the struggle is real. >> i am talking about the single gal. hallmark doesn't make a congratulations, you didn't marry the wrong guy card. >> all right, well, some things are timeless. the tributes and lengthy think pieces to the show's culture are pouring in everywhere. kim cattrall tweeting a kiss to one of them, highlighting a first review of the show from all those years ago, the tales of romance in new york city lasted six seasons and led to two movies. all the ladies continued acting and on broadway and cynthia nixon who played miranda is now even running for governor of new york, so you really can do anything you dream of. >> that is the truth. >> that's for sure. [ applause ] >> yeah. >>> well, pennsylvania high school senior allison closs made headlines last

adrienne elrod, fours former advisor to hillary clinton campaign and jonah goldberg of the national reviewoughts about the optics and the substance of the g7 summit in canada and especially those explosive words we just heard from peter navarro that clearly was on a direct message from president trump on air force one? >> i'm not at director on all things illogical but i'm pretty sure your admittance to hell is not hinged on your attitude toward president trump or his trade policies. i thought that was more than a little over the top. as i did i thought donald trump's entire performance in canada. i understand he likes the optics. it works for them domestically with his base to be seen as standing up to the globalist world order and whatnot. but these are our closest allies. he saying that he is legally justifying these tariffs on the ground that it's a national security issue. but when expressed pressed on with a little bit he says it's really because of dairy subsidies in canada and i think that's going to create real policy problems for him going forward. >> chris: democrats generally l

here's jada, her daughter willow and jada's mom adrienne in this week's episode of "red table talk."was obviously walking in on you and daddy. that was the first introduction. >> when the hell did you walk in on us? >> it was in utah. no, not utah. aspen. i think it was in aspen. i was going downstairs to get some juice. i saw for a little moment and i ran away. i was like, oh, my god, this is so crazy. what did i just see? >> and then -- [ laughter ] >> i don't remember this! >> no, it wasn't like i was seeing everything. >> right. >> the room, it was dark, you know what i'm saying? it was silhouetted. >> that was your introduction. so what was your feeling about that? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness! >> lock your doors! lock your doors! >> jimmy: lock the doors. >> lock those doors. jada pinkett smith, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: congrats on everything, pal. check out her show "red table talk" now on facebook watch. we'll be right back with bryce dallas howard. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ do not mistake serenity for weakness. quiet tra

. >> michelle goldberg and adrienne elrod, thank you for being here. that is "all in" for this evening. >>> on our broadcast tonight, rudy giuliani says robert mueller and team are trying to frame the president of the united states, while the president today commuted a sentence and freed a grandmother from federal prison because he was asked to do so by kim kardashian. plus, stormy daniels accuses her former lawyer of colluding with michael cohen, and michael avenatti releases text messages he says prove it. and there are new and bad headlines for epa chief scott pruitt. melania trump back in public, and what the president thinks canada had to do with the war of 1812. the 11th hour on a wednesday night begins now. >>> good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 503 this was of the trump administration. and trump lawyer rudy giuliani is escalating his public attacks on special counsel robert mueller and his team in an effort to discredit the entire russia investigation. earlier today at an investment conference in israel

. >> michelle goldberg and adrienne elrod, thank you for being here. that is "all in" for this evening. >>> on our broadcast tonight, rudy giuliani says robert mueller and team are trying to frame the president of the united states, while the president today commuted a sentence and freed a grandmother from federal prison because he was asked to do so by kim kardashian. plus, stormy daniels accuses her former lawyer of colluding with michael cohen, and michael avenatti releases text messages he says prove it. and there are new and bad headlines for epa chief scott pruitt. melania trump back in public, and what the president thinks canada had to do with the war of 1812. the 11th hour on a wednesday night begins now. >>> good evening once again from

, and the impact of the administration's policies, i'm joined by jason marczak, the di council's adrienneht latin america center.th ank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> schifrin: the problems that we see in the northern triangle or that we heard from all of those people we just heard from, are they getting anr? bet >> there are attempts to improve the problems in the noiarthern le, but this is a long-term problem. this is a problem that's been brewing for quiteome tim it's the result of the civil wars in the northern triangle and the lack of full reconciliation, the arm, the guns that pervade as part of that, the gangs, the el adorian gangs that were trained in los angeles and then shipped back home. so th situation, e three countries is pretty dire. l there's a hivel of violence, high levels of violence in ruraareas, in communities, domestic violence, as well. people are oftentimes arful of even walking out their front door, not only because of what high happen to them, but what high happen to their children, forcible gang recruit. so many people are lviea simply because th