to make good on that campaign promise. >> we are going to cancel the paris climate agreement. >> cecelia vega, abc news. >>> former fbi chief, comey to break his silence. abc news learned testify in an open congressional hearing as early as next week. sources say special counsel robert mueller approved comey's testimony if he doesn't discuss the trump russia probe evidence. comey expected to talk private meetings with the president and that could include memos that comey wrote after the discussions. >> congress is looking into another possible meeting between attorney general jech sessions and the russian ambassador. the lawmakers wan't to know if the men spoke during an april 2016 trump event in washington, d.c. department of justice denied sessions met privately with any russian officials at the event. but during his confirmation hearings, sessions failed to disclose two meetings. >> more than 200 days since the presidential election. we are still apparently talking about it. hillary clinton says she believes, russian interference was one key factor behind her loss. and she says, that

cecelia vega, the white house. >> from the white house, the president head to miami to announce plansreverse course on cuba. the president is rolling back some of the changes president obama made when he restored diplomatic ties with the island. the current administration's revised policy will make it harder for americans to travel to cuba. and restrict businesses, business between u.s. and cuban companies, many of them owned by the military. the u.s. embassy will remain and americans will be allowed to bring back cigars and rum. so, the important part there as far as cigars and rum. >> really? >> you're right. >> rum is still going to be okay. >> okay. >> sorry correction. >> thank you for the breaking news headline. >> you bet. >> unity the theme of the night at annual congressional baseball game. >> democrats and republicans gathered at second base to pray for the victims of course of wednesday's attack during a republican practice. representative steve scalise remains in critical condition this morning. and lobbyist matt mika still hospitalized. capitol police officer, a great mom

cecelia. >> hey, major, major, cecelia is asking a question. that doesn't mean you get to jump in.on. >> reporter: it's enough to leave reporters -- >> please, stop shaking your head again. >> reporter: -- shaking their heads. >> stop shaking your head again. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> "ac 360" starts right now. >> good evening. we begin with keeping them honest with the white house saying that the public doesn't deserve to know the thinking behind one of the biggest decisions he's made so far which, frankly, is a bit strange. we know in great detail why the president decided to pull this country out of the paris accord. he said so on no uncertain terms. you can agree or disagree with his reasoning. the issue is we do not know what the president actually believes about global warming, which, as i said, is a bit odd, because it's a simple yes or no and it's not as if he and others

cecelia. >> hey, major, major, cecelia is asking a question. that doesn't mean you get to jump in. i'm answering cecelia's question. >> reporter: it's enough to leave reporters -- >> please, stop shaking your head again. >> reporter: -- shaking their heads. >> stop shaking your head again. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> "ac 360" starts right now. >> good evening. we begin with keeping them honest with the white house saying that the public doesn't deserve to know the thinking behind one of the biggest decisions he's made so far which, frankly, is a bit strange. we know in great detail why the president decided to pull this country out of the paris accord. he said so on no uncertain terms. you can agree or disagree with his reasoning. the issue is we do not know what the president actually believes about global warming, which, as i said, is a bit odd, because it's a simple yes or no and it's not as if he and others -- or we and others haven't been asking about it. for three-quarters of an hour today, his spokesman and epa administrator dodged the central issue. does pr

which is what it does. >> cecelia vega, abc news the white house. >> environmental groups are slamming. sierra club called it one of the most dangerous actions taken. >> protesters turning out by the hundred outside the white house and in new york. some holding signs that said, shame. president obama said america should be in the front of the pack. but the administration is joining those who reject the future. and he added that nations remaining in the pair ace agreement will be the ones that reap the benefits in jobs, as well as industries that are created. >> the leaders of france, germany and italy, issued a joint statement. saying they regret the u.s. decision to pull out of the climate deal, adding they firmly believe the agreement can not be renegotiatin renegotiating. the french president went on live tv with a message to america in english. >> i call on you to remain confident. we will succeed. because we are fully committed, because wherever we are, we all share the same responsibility. make our planet great again. >> very unusual for a french president to make an announcement

. >> i'm cecelia. >> we need to make sure that is planted correctly there's not much space.ricky. >> this is people are renovating their homes and taking care of their homes. we just want something with more flowers in the house. >> the process took about an hour. the whole process might be changing where they won't even have to go plant anything they just show up fully arranged outside the door. >> so there basically rigged. >> you bring them and when you don't want to do it yourself. you bring in the professional is there anyone on the black that does anything for themselves? >> what my favorite things to pick out are the best window boxes. i was take a photo and send them to my mom. so i have to say, as cheesy as it sounds it's one of my favorite things to look at. >> what was most elaborate one? they have trains running on them and stuff like that? >> also, it's interesting to me because brooklyn is now very much like -- people say it's just as bad. >> that is a sight for sore eyes. that looks like home. >> today is a very important anniversary. it is 25 years to the day

head of the nsa following reports that the president had asked them to intervene in the russia abc's cecelia vega has more. >> reporter: yeah, this report says essentially president trump its now part of this investigation. personally. that they're looking into, possible obstruction of justice of course former fbi director james comey recent leap testified he told the president he was not personally part of the investigation. under his tenure. this seems to have changed. we did get a statement from the president's legal team. they're calling this a leak that is outrageous, inexcusable and illegal. >> thank you. robert mueller was on capitol hill yesterday. meeting with the leaders of the senate intelligence committee. aides say they want to make sure that their parallel investigations on russian interference and possible collusion with the trump campaign don't interfear with one another. >> ups driver in san francisco killed three of his co-workers before turning the gun on himself. he burst into the morning meeting before drivers left to make deliveries. and then opened fire. two other driv

i'm cecelia vega. in for tom llamas. we begin tonight with that breaking news in the bill cosby sexual assault case. a hung jury. the judge declaring a mistrial after jurors made it clear they could not overcome their deadlock. no verdict on whether the man once known as america's dad drugged and molested andrea constand. but now from the da a promise to retry the case and soon. we have been covering this story from the beginning and she starts us off tonight from that pennsylvania courthouse. >> reporter: legendary comedian bill cosby walked out of court raising a triumphant hand a free man for now. the man once known as america's tv dad greeted by scorn and support, some chanting free bill. [ chanting ] >> reporter: after more than 50 hours of deliberations, the jury of 12 hopelessly deadlocked. seven men and five women, including 2 african americans, unable to come to a unanimous decision. cosby leaned back in his chair and closed his eyes. >> what was mr. cosby's reaction? >> relief you know 52 hours of having 12 per

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abc senior white house correspondent cecelia vega has more on what he wrote and how the white house isxplaining it. >> reporter: on camera, president trump mum and on message. >> are you under investigation by the fbi? >> reporter: but on twitter a presidential rant turned into a stunning admission. the president publicly ak noijing for the first time he is indeed under investigation. he wrote, i am being investigated for firing the fbi director by the man who told me to fire the fbi director. witch hunt. despite those blunt words, a source close to the president's legal team claims he was not actually confirming the investigation, just referring to "the washington post's" report that it is happening. as for the man leading that so-called witch hunt, the president apparently talking about rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general who appointed special counsel robert mueller to oversee the probe. before that, rosenstein wrote a memo deeply critical of former fbi director james comey. >> he's high lerespected, very good guy, very smart guy. the democrats like him, the republicans like

cecelia wessel snapped this picture of her husband, in order to show her parents the wild weather.ys the tornado was not as close as it appears in the image and the confident landscapers that he had it under control, "i was keeping an eye on it." no one was injured. "special report" advises a much more cautious approach to tornadoes in the future. honestly, the grass can be cut later. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that is our picture of the day. that is it for the "special report." fair, balanced, and unafraid. "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. ♪ ♪ heather: tuesday june 6th, plugging the leaks. a federal worker caught leaking to the media. >> i want people in handcuffs and i want to see people in bars. >> a start of the white house cracking down on leakers, we are live in washington this morning. >> firsthand -- first look at the killers behind deadly attacks in london as we learn more about their sinister plot and how much worse this could have been. >> remember new york city mayor bill de blasio said marching in a parade with the terror lea

cecelia wessel snapped this picture of her husband, in order to show her parents the wild weather.s the tornado was not as close as it appears in the image and the confident landscapers that he had it under control, "i was keeping an eye on it." no one was injured. "special report" advises a much more cautious approach to tornadoes in the future. honestly, the grass can be cut later. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that is our picture of the day. that is it for the "special report." fair, balanced, and unafraid. "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> martha: breaking tonight, as we have all heard so often, if you see something, say something. but what if you did and no one did anything? now, with seven dead and 48 injured, on the london bridge case, consider this. british documentary from last year called the jihadist next door, many outlets including the times and the sky news or including that this is -- metropolitan police have not confirmed that this is indeed one of the london terror suspects. but look at this picture. this is him lying

cecelia is in mississippi, democrats. good morning.epublicans are magic,to post this black and what it is they are saying, ok, we are going to take 22 million of you off the medical role, but it is going to be ok. so yes, by the way, we will double a person who makes $26,000 a year, we will double their premium. but that will be ok. --will still be your savor savior. that is plain ludicrous and crazy. we have people in nursing homes, people who may be born with a we have people who are between 40 and 50 who have worked all their life to pay premiums who get sick and cannot afford them anymore, head at that point is when their premium is going to go up or they get thrown off. most jobs, they do not want you after your 50. so what are you going to do you know -- do? cecilia and mississippi. from pennsylvania, independent. good morning. caller: how are you? host: good. caller: this whole issue is very sad because no matter what you apply, whether this passes or something else passes, this is so corrupt that the health care insurance indus

i want to go to cecelia vega at the white house. this occurred before the start of the workday in washington. once everyone has learned of the shooting including there at the white house everything else has stopped. >> reporter: everything stopped here george. the vice president had an event that was cancelled. he was supposed to be speaking to home builders away from the white house. that was cancelled. instead the vice president raced over here to the white house where the president is. the president had an event that was supposed to take place later this afternoon. he also was going to leave the white house for that. that has since been cancelled. the president has been tweeting about this along with the vice president and the first lady thanking the first responders, extending their prayers, especially representative scalise. security we saw what appeared to be a beefed up presence. the security around the white house is now open again. this has brought a busy few weeks for this president to a complete stand-still and waiting to

abc's cecelia vega has more. >> reporter: inside the oval office, cameras invited in to see the president congratulations on your great victory. >> reporter: huddled for a phone call with the prime minister of ireland. no mention of syria or that ominous late-night statement from the white house press secretary, saying the united states has identified potential preparations for another chemical weapons attack. sean spicer warning, if mr. assad conducts another mass murder attack using chemical weapons, he and his military will pay a heavy price. >> the goal is at this point not just to send assad a message but to send russia and iran a message that if this happens again, we are putting you on notice. >> reporter: the pentagon now pointing to that chemical attack in april. more than 80 innocent civilians killed, many of them children. >> i will tell you, that attack on children yesterday had a big impact on me, big impact. >> reporter: the u.s. retaliated with a missile strike on an airfield, the very spot where u.s. officials now believe preparations for another chemical attack are under

so cecelia got a perfectot it, posted the photo on facebook. that in the foreground is sis celia's husband, he's mowing the lawn with the tornado lurking behind him. however he said the tornado was further away than it appeared. sometimes objects are further than they appear and he was keeping a close eye on it. >> he had his back to it! >> honey, you missed a spot. >> i thought it was hard enough to get your husband to mow the lawn anyway. >> i don't care what's going on, you get out there and you cut that lawn! >> there's no tornado out there. >> we haven't seen an old lady psychling cyin tornado yet. >>> "wonder woman" soaring above all this weekend. gal gadot -- >> you crushed it. >> she stars as wonder woman. the film raked in 105 that seals in place the largest domestic opening for a movie with a female director. internationally it did great. "wonder woman" broht in another cool $122.5 million. congrats to them. up next for the first time, tim mcgraw and faith hill are opening their doors. you'll see their home in the newest edition of "a