>> amanda: do you have that?u go. that's a good-looking guy. that's a really good looking guy. >> amanda: yeah, he's cool. >> stephen: how he train you? >> amanda: oh, stephen. >> stephen: how did he get you in that mind-set to play? >> amanda: he went to basics. he's also a consultant. there was lot of running around in the garage and i think for his own enjoyment there was 20 push-ups and between or something that i had to do. >> stephen: locked down the perimeter. >> amanda: some discipline, taking cover behind cars. going up the stairs and all of that. for the first 5 minutes that you see in the pilot, that was our work together. >> stephen: how did he say that you did? are you believable in his eyes? >> amanda: yeah. i am learning. i'm learning. but also i'm an actor so there are cuts. there is an editor. he's brilliant. but for the most part because i do enjoy going to the ranges, i think it was fine. he was like, good job. good job. all right. >> stephen: he has to say that or else he's in big trouble. >>

amanda. amanda: new developments.e have a minute custody in connection with last friday's mass shooting and the mission district. they took javier compos into custody yesterday. they say he has several warrants for his arrest for multiple bay area agencies. the shooting broke out near the corner of 24th and treat avenue, injuring nine people. for the third time in two weeks migrants have ar downtown los angeles. texas governor greg abbott is taking responsibility for coordinating the trip. they were dropped tough at union station. abbott says that his state's small border towns remained overwhelmed by thousands of people illegally crossing into texas, many from south america. los angeles is not the first city that abbott has sent migrants to. new york, chicago, philadelphia have also had buses arrive in recent months. many immigrants rights groups have condemned the actions. >> that is what makes this incredibly disgusting to see. that a group of people that wanted to come to this country for a better tomorrow are ess

amanda: oakland a's fans, turned away.e stadium deal to bring the team to las vegas passed through the assembly and is headed to the governor's desk. it is the latest step to move the a's to the desert. gloria rodriguez has the latest. gloria: we know the a's fans do not like the sound of this, but this is not a done deal yet. the bill is headed to the state's governor, who is expected to sign it. the next big hurdle is approval by major league baseball owners. nevada state legislature approved funding for a brand-new baseball park in las vegas. the oakland mayor released a statement saying the a's belong in oakland and if current ownership wants to move to las vegas, they should seek in expansion team. what fans would like is for the a's owner to sell, let a local group by the rights, then use the money to go to vegas and build an expansion baseball team. they sent a statement saying in part rethink the members of the nevada state legislature and their staff for their hard work, due diligence and attention to detail as we

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so amanda patel . absolutely. amanda patel. absolutely. wiinowi— amanda patel. absolutely. there were two kids going from from a night going home from from a night out, having finished their exams is just heartbreaking. absolutely heartbreaking. just imagine that phone call to their parents having to tell them what has happened and if it turns out that this chap is as described in it raises the whole issue of what kind of checks are we putting on people that we allow into the country . i would refer into the country. i would refer immediately to the picture that was in most of the papers today and yesterday of up to 600, 900, mostly blokes , mostly from . mostly blokes, mostly from. countries that aren't england. if i can say that, and half of them are going to scarper the moment they arrive. there are no checks done on them. we've got a work civil service who i believe malicious and malign and delivered delays. the checks for people's migration status because they know the longer they're in the country, the longer they're likely to stay. and then we've got sadiq khan telli

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let's bring in amanda and peter. in many ways, this is a positive sign, looking at life after the war. , but perhaps some of it seems premature? i think it is a rather well timed... as you say, it looks beyond the immediate offensive towards the huge task of reconstructing ukraine, hopefully when some kind of peace is reached. i think, hopefully when some kind of peace is reached. ithink, grabbing hopefully when some kind of peace is reached. i think, grabbing the initiative here, convening the world, 61 countries, set lots of people and entrepreneurs, it is well timed, and i think what blinken said was interesting, it needs to mobilise the private sector, and to do that, you can use to reform, because they don't need jimmy mac get private sector investment if corruption continues. there is a huge task in western countries, a lot of the bill will round the mac land on europe, including the uk, but there is a huge task of the uk to enable western investors to help with the recovery which will be long and expensive. yo

amanda: but this is not a new idea. in 2021, san jose similar ordinance where it is considered a misdemeanor, serve up to six months in jail, serve a $1000 fine or both. they issued hundreds of citations, impounded at least 20 cars, and investigated a possible carjacking during overnight sideshow enforcement. the city of pittsburgh also has a similar ordinance in place. reporting live in alameda county, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. reggie: in the east bay at least 160 residents artist list after a fire at an apartment building. it started yesterday after 5:00 on the third floor of the building on east 14th street. the red cross is helping after 42 apartment were red tagged. nobody was hurt. in the south bay a family displaced by a fire last weekend is convinced it was arson. the family shared this video with abc 7 and you can see a person on a bike ride by a mattress leaned up against the wall. moments later it starts burning. >> within two, he went by the flare when up. for the first time in my life i feel violated

amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> all right, amanda, thank you. here's a video from about 8 mile and a half away. this is a second crime scene here. this is on howard street in the embarcadero. you can see the car riddled with gunshots. there appears a nevada license plate clothing could be seen on the ground. this is from a reported gunshot victim. >> here is a live look at that scene that is still very active tonight as well. again, this is at howard street and the several police vehicles out there. and as we saw in the last hour, there were plenty bullet casing markers all on the this area does remain shut down due to police activity. howard street in embarcadero. and then, of course, further down, like we said, a mile and a half away is the other scenes. so we're still waiting to hear from police whether or not these whether or not their suspect in custody. we do know at least 2 people injured at this point. but we don't know if these 2 shootings are related necessarily not. they're the victims in this case you know, maybe just caught in the c

amanda is live this morning at sfo. amanda?ly they are asleep because my goodness they touched down after midnight after such a turbulent trip. the passengers said it was like they found a family within the flight. especially after the days long detour. we have heard many stories from the 216 passengers who were on board flight 173. while they were waiting, a further air india flight came to complete the trip. we know that they were chipping in to help each other during the time. this was of course the case after the emergency landing in russia over engine trouble. the location of the emergency landing put the passengers in a remote location but brought up a lot of concern over the ongoing war in ukraine. then we saw social media filled with passenger photos and videos of sleeping arrangements and accommodations there showing varying degrees of discomfort but some travelers explained they had been treated well by air india and russian authorities, though others had complaints. tuesday the original air india flight, 173, took of

amanda touched on — presidential election. amanda touched on having _ presidential election.date for the initial trial date and it comes alongside those trials held against president trump. august 1a for the former president, federal trial. he is been indicted on willfully withholding classified documents and obstructing justice. withholding classified documents and obstructingjustice. he withholding classified documents and obstructing justice. he has been speaking to fox news an exclusive interview for them and he gave a new excuse for having the classified documents in his house. i excuse for having the classified documents in his house.- excuse for having the classified documents in his house. i have every riaht documents in his house. i have every ri . ht to documents in his house. i have every right to have — documents in his house. i have every right to have those _ documents in his house. i have every right to have those boxes. _ documents in his house. i have every right to have those boxes. this i documents in his house. i have every right to have those boxes. this

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but my i'd love to welcome amanda freeman who is our speaker and the author of getting me cheap amanda freeman is an assistant professor of sociology at the university of hartford and a writer and researcher. motherhood and work. she lives in westport, connecticut getting me cheap, published by the new press, is her first book. amanda's andrew outten is joined in conversation today by anna galland and as a strategist and covers organization builder excuse working to advance democracy and build world where everyone can thrive. she serves as chair of the board of moveon and as a member of the boards of public citizen and the national domestic workers. her work in national media has included numerous appearances at msnbc, cnn and c-span and interviews with print publications, including the new york times, the washington post. her writing has appeared in outlets the nation and impact alpha. so grateful for, both of you to join us tonight for this conversation. and please give our speakers a warm welcome welcome with some of what an amazing institution we are so grateful to be here. i am ce

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amanda del castillo, abc 7 news.ing of former president trump is raising more questions in his handling of classified documents. in the recording, trump appears to acknowledge having classified documents in a conversation from 2021. abc news has not obtained the recording, but sources say trump refers to a document which she claims was about a potential attack on iran. sources also say trump indicates he was aware of the legal concerns about having the secret document. the former president repeatedly denied any wrongdoing. >> did you ever show this classified documents to anyone? >> not really. i would have the right to. by the way, they were declassified. >> what do you mean by? not really >> not that i can think of. reggie: his lawyers called a new recording "leaks from radical partisans behind an alleged political persecution." kumasi: nasa is pushing for the government to collect better data about unidentified flying objects and held its first-ever public meeting on the issue yesterday. scientists and experts are

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amanda: they call him spot.pup engineers hoping will pave the way for inspections of underground and underwater infrastructure with less risk to humans. place in the future, we will still be doing human inspection, but we are looking at ways of using this technology not just for us, but other types of inspections and beyond. amanda: spot is being tested to hopefully improve on already capabilities. >> this was last inspected in 1987, so this is a really great opportunity for us to go in and see how infrastructure is holding up, if it needs any immediate repairs, and like i said, it is looking pretty good. amanda: equipped with more sensors than a drone and carrying 3d and stereo cameras, spot is equipped to provide more precise information about water tunnel conditions. that's what is happening here at the upper san leandro tunnel. spot testing all 7000 feet of this tunnel. >> it is difficult to go in, and spot is not that big and can carry many things and can go all the way in and come out and get a nice measur

amanda del castillo you joins us -- amended the custodial -- amanda del castillo joins us.l is proposing higher rates at seven bridges in the bay area. if the bill is passed, the money 12 help prevent bart and other transit areas from cutting service. they've had struggles bouncing back from the pandemic, especially with low ridership. in their desperation for help, bart described facing a looming fiscal cliff and falling off of it. it will raise five years, upping the total to $8.50 for two axle vehicles with fastrak toll pass. it is not clear if the governor will support the bill as governor gavin newsom has been skeptical about bailing out the transit agencies while california is facing a statewide budget deficit of more than $31 billion. state senator scott weiner who is an advocate of the bill said, i understand it is never popular to raise bridge tolls but we need robust transit for the bay area future. letting agencies fall apart is not an option and i will not let that happen on my watch. bay area drivers would pay higher tolls on seven bridges including the bay, sa

well, amanda and dr. ivey, thank you very much.u that whatever you want in life comes to you. and you have been through a lot, so please keep up with us on the lawsuit. thank you so much. >>> so much more ahead with vice president kamala harris and our wonderful guests. stay right there. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. learn more at getrealaboutdiabetes.com when i was diagnosed with h-i-v, i didn't know who i would be. but here i am... being me. keep being you... and ask your healthcare provider about the number one prescribed h-i-v treatment, biktarvy. biktarvy is a com

amanda: this is not a new idea.assed a similar ordinance for sideshow spectators charged with a misdemeanor and fined up to $1000 and serve up the six month in jail or both. last november, police issued hundreds of citations, and pounded at least 20 cars and investigated a possible carjacking during overnight sideshow enforcement. the city of pittsburgh also has a similar ordinance already in place. reporting live in alameda county, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. reggie: in the east bay, 160 residents have been displaced after a fire at an apartment building in san leandro. it started yesterday shortly after 5:00 p.m. on the third floor the building on east 14th street. the red cross is helping. 42 apartments were red tagged. no one was hurt during the fire. kumasi: in the south bay, a family displaced by a fire last weekend is convinced it was arson. the family shared this surveillance video with abc 7 news. you can see the person on the bicycle riding by mattress leaning against the wall in the moments later thi

amanda? >>> now a developing story a mass shooting in the bay area this time in antioch on sunset lane off felicia court. shots were fire at the birthday party where one woman was killed and six others were injured. john ramos with the story. >> reporter: it's quiet now outside of the house on sunset lane, but in the early morning hours, a party at the home turned into maihem. bob schaffe who lives across the street was awakened by the noise. >> a burst of five shots. i got up, and the kids were running down the street. cars were goin back and forth, and about a minute later, two cop cars came up with their high beams on. >> reporter: in a statement police say a birthday party for a 19-year-old man was being hel at the home. during the party multiple shots were fired after uninvited guests arrived. this created a panic where attendees to include gunshot victims, fle in multiple directions into the neighborhood. many victims drov themselves to the local area hospitals in all, seven people were

amanda: a state department deputy spokesperson could not confirm how many u.s. citizens were on the flight. they said it was "likely there are american citizens on board." all of them will hopefully be landing here at sfo tomorrow. in the next half-hour we will hear from a passenger describing what conditions are like and what they have experienced so far after being diverted to russia. reporting live, kumasi: florida governor ron desantis is confirming his state sent dozens of migrants to sacramento. this video shows migrants making the trip. they are seen appearing to enjoy a ride in a limo and then boarding a private jet. the sacramento faith-based group helping those people say they were misled. a bus driver dropped them off and then promised to come back but never did. >> definitely folks feel scared. halfway through their travel they realized they were not going to a job site. instead they would go somewhere far away. kumasi: governor newsom is pointing the finger at desantis and suggested criminal charges, including kidnapping. asylum-seekers are juggling

amanda del castillo joins us live. amanda: good morning. ahead of the conference, grounds crews have been at it for about one hour getting ready for the big event ahead. the developers conference will be met with demonstration today. this is just one of six locations with strikes planned by the writers guild of america. they are calling it an apple day of action. members will hold it here at apple park in cupertino and apple stores throughout the country. be nothing without its writers. its sixth week with 11,000 film, tv, news, radio and online writers demanding higher pay and provisions about artificial intelligence. the writers guild and allies are expected to hand out leaflets, not picket. in the last few weeks, we have heard from writers around the country. >> making money for studios, it is our content on the screens and we believe we should be compensated correctly. amanda: of course, all of this is -- as to the annual developers conference. a mixed reality headset is one of the items expected to be announced during the weeklong even

amanda: talk about turbulent travel. at sfo, we have seen people stranded, exhausted, frustrated, having already faced several dozen cancellations and delays. this is all ahead of the busy fourth of july holiday travel day -- travel weekend. you can only imagine what the headache will be like. we found this scene at sfo yesterday. some families described having went all night and day here, waiting in hours long lines for help with rebooking and connections. having struggles with luggage, looking for their own longings. it holiday weekend only exacerbated by staffing shortages and severe storms on the east coast. airlines were bracing for a record-breaking memorial day weekend in may, preparing for a bigger routes with warnings about the busy summer travel season ahead. this comes after the winter holiday travel we end disaster -- holiday travel disaster we saw last year. >> i have been here 36 hours. i have two kids that are absolutely spent. >> we had a customer service line that was over 682 people. >> we planted aroun

amanda, - significant. leslie, thanks very much for that. amanda, i - significant.nk a significant number of people in the us go along with that narrative? i number of people in the us go along with that narrative?— with that narrative? i don't, and that is what _ with that narrative? i don't, and that is what is _ with that narrative? i don't, and that is what is really _ with that narrative? i don't, and that is what is really interesting| that is what is really interesting about this. most presidential campaigns are about the hope and what can you do in the future for the country. his first run, make america great was the tag line. right? and this is a really interesting, different way to go, and it happens to be all about himself, right? it is corrupt and rigged because of the place he finds himself right now and that is really the question that, and i think about a descendents out there, when i think about the candidates that are running against him, are they going to lean into the rigged system or are they going to start to build hope and inspiration for what

amanda? >> thanks, give an. >> not bad on this thursday morning. >>> the house has approved and agreement to suspend the nation's borrowing limit. president biden negotiated the deal with speaker kevin mccarthy. then they cobbled together a coalition of centrist republicans and democrats. 314 in favor, 117 against. that measure now heads to the senate where action is expected by the weekend. the bill suspends the debt limit through january of 2025 and caps some federal spending, claws back money from the irs, tightens eligibility for food stamp programs and loosens environmental rules. >>> alameda public health is encouraging people at risk of mpox, formally known as monkeypox, to protect themselves. they say now is the best time to get the two-dose vaccine series. mpox cases are low in alameda but it's circulating in the u.s. with a new cluster appearing in chicago. >> justin? >>> there is new controversy for alameda district attorney pamela price. her office dropped two murder charges again

reporting live, amanda, abc 7 news.gie: getting a new look at the damage done to the highway in big sur during the strong winter storms. here is an aerial view of one section that washed away. it has been closed all of 2020 three after storms because the hillside to give way. caltrans officials say crews are working 24 hours a day to repair the damage but it will likely be several more months before the high we will fully reopen. and last week, officials said they would have a better idea of the reopening date by mid july. >> facing heavy fines and half moon bay, accused of not doing enough to protect against workplace violence. the states says both failed to establish a safety plan that includes training workers in ways they can understand. both are also accused of not securing pop -- proper permitting for on-site worker housing. >>, trailers, campers. and what we eventually saw was a storage container. a couple of us that were housing, none of us knew that that was actual housing. request for comment. abc 7 has done a

amanda? >> thank you, gianna. >>> now a developing story. another mass shooting this weekend in the bay area. this time in antioch. on sunset lane just off felicia court, shots were fired at a birthday party, and one woman was killed in all of this. at least another six peoplerenjed. john ramos with the story. >> reporter: it is quiet now outside of the house on sunset lane, but in the early morning hours, a party at the home turning into maihem. bob schaffer across the streets awakened by the noise. >> sounded like a burst of five shots. i got up, kids were running down the street, cars were going back and forth. a minute later, two cop cars with their high beams on. >> reporter: during a party for a 19-year-old male, multiple shots were fired after uninvite guests arrived. it created a panic where attendees to includ the gunshot victims fled in multiple directions. many drove themselves to local area hospitals in all, seven people were shot. one of them was an 18-year-old woman who died lat

amanda jo, good and almira nance were both 16. robert manning was 22. gave them your gun and they both went into the radio shack armed amanda waited in the car. the manning leader testified that he killed the manager with a shot to the head. even though i'm your nance didn't pull the trigger. he was convicted a felony, murder, and sentenced to a minimum of 51 years in prison. he's 43 years old. now. i've been here to my old one is 30, haven't been outside of it. when i say count time, i got to go in room. they locked the door, i can come out mister elias, i'm missing the, we're missing it. all i'm here actually represents so many people that were just there and they're held accountable for things that technically they did not do. tennessee has the longest mandatory sentence in the united states for a teenager convicted a felony murder as or 16 or 17 if they're carrying that on. and i know they're not supposed to have a gun and they're involved in a criminal act. they know that's wrong. and you, you can't afford to let those people