para la hermana gloria cecilia narvÁez.chas lÁgrimas, muchas cosas y muchos recuerdos que hay que superar, que hay que superar. sandoval: en 2017, la religiosa de la orden franciscana llevaba mÁs de 15 aÑos como misionera en África cuando aceptÓ una misiÓn en mali, un paÍs donde el departamento de estado dice que estÁ plagado de crimen, terrorismo y secuestro y recomienda no ir. su labor, junto a otras 2 monjas era evangelizar y ayudar a la poblaciÓn mayoritariamente musulmana. narvaez: la misiÓn ahÍ en carangazo nos humanizÓ, nos evangelizÓ. el dolor de la gente. sandoval: sin embargo, la noche del 7 de febrero de ese aÑo, la paz del hogar donde vivÍan se vio interrumpida. >> escuchamos que los perros que estaban en nuestra casa latÍan muy fuerte. sandoval: en 2018, reciÉn llegadas de mali, 2 de las religiosas de esa misiÓn se sentaron con aquÍ y ahora en colombia para contar lo que habÍan vivido. >> cuando yo salÍ me encontrÉ de frente aproximadamente a 5 hombres que llegaron armados. sandoval: segÚn la hermana clara nata

abc's cecilia vega joins us now. and cecilia tonight's announcement certainly a long time coming. >> reporter: a long time coming, linsey. biden is the fourth american president who has tried to capture him. this is one of the biggest terrorist takedowns since bin laden. he's been on the fbi's list of most wanted terrorists around the globe. but the timing of this tonight, linsey, is worth noting. this time last year, president biden was pulling troops out of afghanistan. at the time, the white house faced push-back for saying it would continue to be able to hunt down and track terrorists down in afghanistan after american troops were gorn. linsey, they have shown tonight that is still a possibility. >> all right, cecilia vega from the white house for us. >>> we move on now to the catastrophic flooding in kentucky. the death toll rose again today, with hundreds of people still missing in the flooding. and rain is once again targeting the flood zone in the eastern part of the state. much of which has been under water

cecilia? going to turn now to california's landmark step banning the sale of gas-powered cars by 2035. our chief national correspondent matt gutman spoke with california governor gavin newsom and he has more on all of that. good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, cecilia. yeah, that ban the first in the nation. 17 states expected to follow, and governor newsom told me that he actually found some unexpected allies in automakers, including detroit's big three, who themselves are setting similar goals for producing zero-emission vehicles in about a decade or so. late thursday they voted to make the tailpipe go the way of the horse and buggy. >> madam chair, the motion passes. >> reporter: the new directive will require california to double the number of zero-emission cars on the road, and will ban gasoline-only cars by 2035. >> in california this is a game changer as it relates to the environment. there's nothing else that will move the needle more on greenhouse gases. >> reporter: ca

cecilia vega at the white house tonight. >>> also news this evening involving the fbi search at mar-a-lago and who the fbi has already interviewed from inside the trump white house. and the battle tonight over whether to release the affidavit. what we've now learned. terry moran with late reporting. >>> the critical primary showdown. wyoming's liz cheney, the most high profile republican to take on the former president. is there any chance she survives toay's primary? our jon karl tonight in wyoming with the voters. and alaska's senator lisa murkowski, who voted to convict donald trump in his impeachment trial, how will she do tonight? and sarah palin, will voters in alaska send her to congress? >>> tonight, we also have news on the monkeypox outbr the eighth child now in the u.s. with suspected monkeypox. and what authorities are now saying about your pets, after a suspected case of monkeypox involving a dog. >>> there's also news tonight on your next covid booster. dr. jha today on how soon americans will be able to get that booster that covers the most recent variants of the virus. >>>

thanks, cecilia, for the assist. >> all so naturally, cecilia. >> right. >> oh, but a great honor fora is doing that. >>> we have a whole lot more ahead here, including a lot of folks heading to the beach. matt gutman will show you how easy it is to get caught up in rip currents and the first thing you should do that could be the difference between life and death. >>> right now we have the latest on anne heche. her family released a statement overnight saying she is not expected to survive after that fiery car crash. kayna whitworth is in los angeles with the story. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: yeah, george, good morning. her family saying overnight that she's currently being kept on life support while they see if any of her organs are viable for donation. something they say the actress would have wanted. this morning, anne heche now in what those close to her say could be the actress' final moments. friends and family of the 53-year-old mother of two saying that she is not expected to survive after that devastating car crash a week ago. according to those closest to her, the act

they say this could cost taxpayers some $500 billion over the next decade, david. >> cecilia vega at the white house for us. thank you, cecilia. >>> we turn now to the war in ukraine and tonight, the deadly russian attack on a train station. ukraine already on high alert as it celebrated its independence day. and the six-month anniversary of this war. president zelenskyy last night we reported here warned brutal russian attack was likely and tonight, authorities now say at least 20 people were killed in this attack. our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell in ukraine tonight. >> reporter: tonight, as ukraine celebrates 31 years of independence, president zelenskyy telling the u.n. a russian missile strike at a rail center in the center of the country killing more than 20 people, including an 11-year-old boy and wounding at least 22. ukrainian officials posting photos showing what they say is the scene of the strike. abc news can't verify the photos. the attack follows u.s. and ukrainian warnings that russia would step up its attacks on civilian targets today. president zelenskyy m

cecilia. yeah, this morning at this brooklyn shell station a gallon of regular will set you back $4.15, which for new york city compared to earlier this summer, i got to tell you, feels like a bargain. we all remember when the national average for gas went above $5 a gallon back in june. this morning it's just dipped below $4 a gallon on average, $3.99. gas prices fell 7.7% in july. they've gotten lower 58 days in a row now and the cheapest price for a gallon of gas on average now is in texas, $3.49. but it's not just gas prices getting cheaper. airline fares, used cars and trucks and communications like computers and internet have gotten cheaper along with apparel, but we have a long way to go to get back to where we were. on average this time last year a gallon of gas would cost you $3.18. >> yeah, you're right. trevor, thanks. >>> we turn to wall street reacting positively to these new numbers and a potential inflation slowdown so rebecca jarvis is right there tracking it all from the stock

cecilia?> a really frightening situation. britt, thank you so much. >>> we're going to turn now to the battle over the fbi search of former president trump's florida residence. a judge indicating he will unseal some parts of this affidavit used to justify that search. terry moran is there in washington with the latest on this. the former president is saying publicly he wants people to see this affidavit and what's inside of it, but his lawyers aren't actually calling for that yet. >> reporter: that's right, cecilia. saying one thing in public is not saying anything in court at this time, but the ruling by the judge in this case was somewhat unexpected, in a case the whole country is watching. he's trying to find a middle ground between the justice department's need to protect this investigation and the public's right to know. this morning, the federal judge who authorized that fbi search of former president donald trump's home say he's trump's home say he's inclined to let the public see at le

cecilia vega at the white house. >>> those images coming in tonight. house speaker nancy pelosi on the ground in taiwan. her highly anticipated trip defying threats from beijing and risking a rise in tensions between the u.s. and china. >>> the death toll is rising from the devastating mckinney fire in northern california. at least two more people found dead inside their homes. the fire burning more than 56,000 acres, nearly 6,000 people under evacuation orders. >>> also, rescuers struggling to reach flood victims in eastern kentucky. dozens of people still unaccounted for. thousands without power or water. the new danger, temperatures expected to climb into the 90s beginning tomorrow. >>> news tonight about more missing text messages following the january 6th attack on the capitol. a watchdog group is accusing the pentagon of wiping text messages from cell phones belonging to top officials. >>> the nfl suspends the owner of one of its top teams. what the league is accusing him of doing. and why tom brady's name was part of the investigation. >>> the m

cecilia vega live in washington. cecilia, dr. fauci making it clear he's leaving government, but he's not retiring. >> reporter: yeah, david, he's adamant there's more to come. he's said to be working on a book, but as much as he might hope to leave the politics of this town behind him, that might not be so easy. david, today, republicans here in washington making it clear that if they take control of congress in november, they plan to investigate dr. fauci and his handling of this pandemic. >> all right, cecilia, thank you. >>> now, to news on the major airlines tonight, after a summer of chaotic travel. those delays and cancellations. now the airlines announcing big cuts to their flight schedules this fall. gio benitez covers aviation for us. >> reporter: with fall just a month away, airlines are cutting tens of thousands of flights from the schedule. this after a summer of travel chaos. american cutting 1,200 flights per day in october. delta and united, about 1,000. >> these large volume cuts are new. theyal years. >> reporte

cecilia vega live at the white house. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. and after those dire warnings from president zelenskyy, tonight, russia launching a deadly attack on a train station on ukraine's independence day. tonight, authorities now believe more than 20 people have been killed. ian pannell with late reporting from kyiv. >>> tonight, abc news, the countdown to the midterms and the eye-opening results from the primaries overnight. what a race in new york state, a congressional state, might reveal about abortion rights and its key role as we approach the midterms. the democrat pat ryan beating the republican, a major upset, and he focused on a woman's right to decide. >>> in uvalde, texas, the school board determining right now the fate of embattled school police chief pete arredondo. will he keep his job or will he be fired? john quinones standing by. >> the first lady dr. jill biden and her rebound case of covid tonight, after taking paxlovid. so, how common are these rebound cases? and news tonight on the new booster that will cover the new va

cecilia vega is standing by at the white house. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz leads us off. >> reporter: he has been in hiding for more than 20 years, one of the world's most wanted terrorists. but tonight, president biden announcing the united states finally caught up with ayman al zawahiri, killing the al qaeda leader in a weekend drone strike in afghanistan. >> now, justice has been delivered and this terrorist leader is no more. people around the world no longer need to fear the vicious and determined killer. the united states continues to demonstrate our resolve and our capacity to defend the american people against those who seek to do us harm. >> reporter: zawahiri was osama bin laden's number two, and a key strategist behind al qaeda's most vicious attacks against america. the assault on american soldiers in somalia in 1993. the bombing of the u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania in 1998. the suicide bombing on the "uss cole" in yemen. and on september 11th, 2001, the plot that destroyed the world

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cecilia vega, and what we've learned. >>> tonight, iran responding after the attack on author salman rushdie in new york state. stabbed multiple times, rushdie on a ventilator for a time. he might lose an eye. we have news on his condition, and what iran is now saying about any suspicion they were involved. >>> tonight, one year since the chaotic and deadly withdrawal in afghanistan. what our team has now witnessed there. the taliban celebrating in the streets, many with american-made weapons. the babies malnourished. the women and girls who bravely tried to demonstrate for their rights and the gunfire that meant to scare them off the streets. ian pannell tonight. >>> in this country, the youth football coach turning himself in, accused of shooting and killing another coach. the suspect is the brother of a former nfl star. >>> the deadly alligator attack in south carolina tonight. authorities say the alligator was found guarding the body. >>> two recalls tonight -- more than 2 million baby rockers and swings are now being recalled. and then the frozen pizza recall. more than 13,000 p

hey there again, veronica. >> reporter: hi, cecilia.america's favorite pros on "dancing with the stars." but behind the glitz and the glam of a perfect foxtrot, for burke, there's a lot of trauma. >> i don't want to say that i've been feeling like drinking again lately but it's definitely been on my mind a lot more than normal. i've talked to my therapist about it. >> reporter: in her new podcast burke and the game revealing that despite celebrating four years sober she sometimes finds it difficult to maintain that lifestyle. >> with sobriety it's hard to be around people who may have had a few drinks. i tried going out a few weeks ago with a couple of girlfriends and i just know that i know my limit. and at the time like when -- if i'm not conscious, if i'm not intentional about it, i will easily pick up a drink. >> reporter: with her sobriety milestone also came a harsh reality, divorcing her husband of nearly three years, matthew lawrence, earlier this year. >> i think people tend to think that my life is perfect and, you know, throu

cecilia?ities being robbed, their homes broken into after they flaunted their lux lifestyles on social media. mariah carey just one of those victims and eva pilgrim has the details. >> reporter: this morning gang member roundup. 26 alleged gang members indicted following a series of crimes in the atlanta area targeting high-profile celebrities like mariah carey, atlanta falcons player calvin ridley and "real housewives" star, marlo hampton. >> if you thought fulton was a good county to bring your crime to, to bring your violence to, you are wrong and you are going to suffer consequences and today is the start of some of those consequences. >> reporter: the fulton county district attorney says the crimes involved 16 victims, the incidents starting in 2018. sandy springs police department body cam footage showing some of roeries, ahoom home vaonnappg,r people w dplayed signer clothesndandbags.ike ham ♪ mariah carey's atlanta area home broken into this summer after posting pictures of herself on

thank you so much, cecilia. we appreciate it.many also asking how the student loan forgiveness loan will impact inflation. rebecca jarvis has more on that part of the story. reb rebecca, good morning to you. >> whit, good morning to you. here's the question, would you change your behavior and spending if all or some of your debts were canceled? that is the question economists are attempting to answer as they predict how this plan will shape the u.s. economy and as we just heard from cecilia, we don't know the official price tag yet but there are estimates it could be as much as $500 billion and it's also unclear exactly how it will be paid for. mark zandi does not see it having a substantial impact on inflation or gdp but a number of republicans and some democrats, including president obama's former head of the national economic council, are concerned it will send prices higher. jason furman writing on twitter pouring roughly half trillion dollars of gasoline on the inflationary fire that's already burning is reckless. whit? >> w

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but there's no question, as cecilia said, they feel much better going into the midterms.ould even pick up a senate seat or two. they're going to lose some governorships as well and a lot of these races it's because of donald trump. it's because donald trump has gone in and supported, successfully supported republican primary candidates who are not strong general election candidates. >> i wonder if the recent successes are one of the factors that pushed president biden over the line on this student loan debt forgiveness program. it does appear that it was something he had been struggling with for months. >> look, he really did not want to go there, and behind the scenes there was a two-year lobbying effort on the part of schumer, on the part of warren, look, right before the announcement officially came out, the naacp really came at them and publicly shamed them, so he was really pushed to do this. he had the very same concerns that republicans are raising about fairness and perception and he said, made it clear behind the scenes he did not want these -- this debt forgiven

good morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia.aine on the offensive are not words we thought we'd uttered a few weeks ago, but ukrainian officials say a ground offensive is now under way in the south. they stepped up missile strikes and they're now attempting to break through russian lines. this morning, a dramatic turnaround with ukrainian forces now on the offensive. their aim, to retake land in the south. president zelenskyy defiant vowing to kick the russians out of all ukrainian land. kherson, a regional capital, now their top target. russia took it in the early days of the war. video circulating online shows smoke pouring over the city this morning. ukraine striking targets in russian-occupied land again and again. but as ukraine pushes in the south, russia's response swift and brutal. russian missiles pummeling a residential district in the port city of mykolaiv killing two people and putin's forces also hitting the heart of ukraine's second city, kharkiv, in the northeast. overnight at least four people killed. amid real f

cecilia vega with us from washington. what have you learned? >> reporter: david, this investigation into whether rmer of 2020 election there in georgia really appears to be ramping up. tonight giuliani's lawyer telling us he is a target in the ongoing probe. giuliani was former president trump's personal lawyer and spread widespread conspiracy theories about ballot counting in georgia where, you're going remember, president trump said that's where he wanted to find some 12,000 votes in that state, the amount of votes joe biden won georgia by. giuliani set to testify before a special grand jury, though he is expected to claim attorney client privileges on wednesday if he's asked about donald trump. another trump ally, lindsey graham, ordered to testify before that same grand jury. investigators want to hear from the senator about call his a made to georgia election officials. tonight, david, graham's office says he does plan to appeal the decision. >> thank you as always. >>> in the meantime we turn to the attack on salman rushdie. he live in th

hey, juju. >> hey, cecilia, good morning.ns is their greatest joy, some things take priority including sobriety. ♪ it's a quarter after 1:00 i'm all alone ♪ ♪ and i need you now ♪ >> reporter: this morning, one of country music's biggest bands, lady a postponing their upcoming tour to support one of their members, singer/songwriter charles kelley's personal battles. the trio writing online, we are a band, but most importantly we're family. we're proud to say that charles has embarked on a journey to sobriety. so right now in order to be the healthiest, strongest and most creative band we can be, lady a will take the time with the support of our families and team of professionals to walk through this together. charles kelley recently posting to social media about the new single, "told you i could drink" with the caption, ironic since i stopped drinking, ha, ha. >> it's about saying we hear you. we know how difficult it is, and we're going to do everything we can so that you are well. and if that means taking away a trigger whi

como nos dice cecilia es recomendable que se informe sobre el perdÓn de deuda estudiantil. >> si la gentea y la solicitud aÚn no tiene listo el mecanismo. no van a tener que hacer estos pagos estudiantiles. >> vamos a hacer unos cambios que sea la mitad de lo que la gente estÁ pagando ahorita. >> lo que estamos haciendo es disminuir la desigualdad que tenemos. paola: parÉ pronÓstico completo volvemos con nuestra meteorÓloga. parece que se viene un verdadero horno. yadira: buenas noches nuevamente. sÍ, van disminuyendo la capa de nubes. no alina mas estÁn entrando en la maÑana hacia zonas lesa mateo y san francisco. habÍa entrado la nubosidad en oakland y en zonas de san josÉ. en la maÑana cruzando hacia zonas de oakland. vamos a amanecer con temperaturas frescas y agradables. en zonas de san rafael en los 55, hacia zona de san josÉ en los 60 grados. abrÍguese bien por la maÑana. en la tarde subiendo las temperaturas. estaremos en los 82 hacia zonas de san josÉ. tambiÉn en esta zona estaremos en los 70 grados. si estamos en el exterior, si estÁ en la jardinerÍa no olvide ponerse el protect

logramos cual comunicarnos con su viuda cecilia. >>> no tenemos donde vivir, esto fue para ella mi hijatemala piensa ayudarlos con mil dÓlares para repatriar el cuerpo de rolando, consideran que no es suficiente. >>> no tengo dinero. >>> su familia en oakland lo seguirÁn recordando. >>> yomara lÓpez telemundo 48. >>> gracias. telemundo 48 se comunicÓ con el jefe de la unidad de prevenciÓn de oakland para conocer mÁs detalles del caso. la conversaciÓn estÁ pendiente y podrÍa ocurrir en los pypeo dÍas. en el condado santa clara se espera la sentencia a un exsargento de la fuerza Área por la muerte de un exoficial. carrillo enfrenta prisiÓn sin posibilidad de libertad condicional, carrillo emboscÓ a este agente (hablan en inglÉs). carrillo tambiÉn fue condenado por el asesinato de un oficial federal en ocuclan en 2020. en los gatos se encontraron mensajes de odio en contra de la comunidad lgtbiq. varias personas creen que los responsables tambiÉn atacaron a lÍderes sociales y a propietarios de negocios. >>> no queremos ver un arcoÍris sobre nuestras veredas, son las mensajes plasmados en e

. >>> cecilia y su hija natalia llegaron del salvador, en busca de llegar a estados unidos. >>> puesder a mi hija. >>> autoridades en mÉxico, tambiÉn han desplegado operativos en la frontera, con el fin de evitar que migrantes sigan arriesgando sus vidas en el rÍo bravo. >>> autoridades urgen a las personas no cruzar por Áreas peligrosas. muchos migrantes desfÍan sus vidas con tal de tener mejor vida en estados unidos. en la frontera del paso texas, josuÉ esquivel, noticias telemundo. >>> gracias por el reporte. horas antes de la tragedia, autoridades fronterizas confirmaron la muerte de margaret sofÍa de 5 aÑos. las fuertes corrientes arrastraron a la pequeÑa de los brazos de su madre. buenas noches, adelante jenni. >>> el pequeÑo poblado de donde saliÓ silva con su hija de 5 aÑos margaret. sin saber que se toparÍa de frente con la tragedia. sylvia dejÓ guatemala con esperanza de llegar a los estados unidos para trabajar y se hizo acompaÑar de la pequeÑa margaret. sin embargo, cuando intentaron cruzar el rÍo bravo, los sueÑos terminaron. >>> ya no vi a mi hija por ningÚn lado. solo

cecilia hablÓ con una vÍctima de robo y con un experto de seguridad que ofrece consejos de cÓmo puedea de robo de vehÍculos por un grupoo de jÓvenes de entre 14 y 18 aÑos, hace dado a dueÑos de carros a nivel nacional. >> de repente ya no estaba el auto. la llanta se la robaron. donde se coloca la llave estÁ todo quebrado. la baterÍa parece ser que la parte de adentro y todo eso se robaron. >> curiosamente los ladrones estÁn robando los coches kia y los honda. para protegerse es importante que tomÉ en cuenta estos consejos. >> compre unas aparatos de gps para poner en su carro por si acaso se mueve luego de buena alerta de que su carro fue robado. es muy importante que tenga todos sus datos listos. en nombre de su placa, el color de su carro. >> ademÁs recomiendan invertir en cÁmara de seguridady tener toda la informaciÓn de su vehÍculo. >> hay una barra anti robos que se puede poner. en el volante que es un candado especial. >> ahora se enfrentan demandas colectivas y aunque no aceptaron nuestra peticiÓn de entrevista sabemos que ambos fabricantes comenzarÁn a repartir equipo de segu

homicidio y desconocen las circunstancias del crimen y posibles sospechosos, logramos comunicar con ceciliaa viuda con sus dos hijas que viven en guatemala >>> no tenemos donde vivir >>> que me dicen que el consulado piensa ayudarlo con cerca de 1000 dólares para repatriar el cuerpo de rolando consideran que no es suficiente >>> no tengo dinero >>> su familia logran los seguirán recordando., telemundo se comunicó con el jefe de prevención contra la violencia para saber más acerca de este caso y lo que está haciendo su unidad para prevenir incidentes similares en la ciudad, dijo que van a intentar hablar con nosotros en los próximos días, desde san josé estoy xiomara lópez. >>> gracias por el jueves la policía está investigando dos incidentes ocurridos en grado sobre el otro el primero cerca de las cuatro de la tarde en la intersección de auckland y santa clara en este que terminó impactado poco después de las cuatro de la tarde la policía acudió a otra. frente al boulevard en esta presidente san francisco giants resultó herido por lo que fue trasladado a un hospital donde murió se desconoce

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martha raddatz and cecilia vega standing by. >>> also tonight, catastrophic flooding. the death toll rising to at least 37 in kentucky. the governor warning that number could climb even higher. hundreds of people still unaccounted for. dramatic video is emerging of rescues in the rising water.

our chief white house correspondent cecilia vega is back with the details.aring this announcement from president biden but at this point the white house is releasing very few details on this one so let me show you at this point what we do know. sources are telling us that the white house is looking at forgiving up to $10,000 in loans. we're talking about people who make $115,000 a year or less and also looking at extending the federal moratorium on student loan debt that's been in place throughout much of the pandemic and means in the end of this millions of americans could have zero student debt and millions more could have that debt reduced by half. now, look, president biden has faced a lot of pressure to act on this one. when democrats really see this issue as a potentially galvanizing one for young people, ahead of the midterms, not too far away. republicans are blasting this as an unfair handout but still this $10,000 forgiveness, it really does fall short of what president biden campaigned on the campaign trail to cast a much wider net over student lo

good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: hey, robin, good morning to you. just a couple of weeks ago, this bill was all but dead for many democrats due to infighting in their own party, but here we are talking about this win for them. it falls short of biden's original goals, but this could be the most significant climate legislation ever passed. it's also being called the largest change to health care policy since the affordable care act. democrats, they have been fighting for some of these big wins for decades like this. president biden, as you said, this is a major victory for him. the white house is certainly calling that especially ahead of the midterms when so often we see presidents' parties see huge losses in that vote. president biden says this one for him anyway is making good on a campaign promise to bring financial relief to ordinary americans all across our country. as rachel said, we are 92 days out from these midterms. the real question is whether democrats can continue to see this momentum stick through november? >> but as you know, cecilia,

cecilia vega at the white house tonight. >>> also news this evening involving the fbi search at mar-a-lagoi has already interviewed from inside the trump white house. and the battle tonight over whether to release the

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. >> chief white house correspondent cecilia vega joins us now.d morning, cecilia. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning to you. so president biden and frankly the rest of his party are really looking at kansas hoping that this is a sign of what's to come in just 96 days when voters head to the ballot box for these midterms. look, kansas is a deeply red state. voters sent a clear message to defend abortion rights, even in some of the most conservative leaning counties and this was a surprise. this measure was defeated. so democrats right now, they're really hoping this issue galvanizes their base especially when it comes to the coveted vote of suburban women. they're using this as part of a broader messaging campaign to paint republicans as extremists on social issues. but republicans, they are clear on this one. they say the midterms are going to end up being about a referendum on the president and the economy, abortion really the reality is take a look at this only on the ballot in four other states this year, so it really remains to be seen wh

good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia.rning behind closed doors here at the vatican pope francis is meeting with nearly all of the cardinals of the catholic church. they haven't had a meeting like this in almost eight years, and while the formal agenda is church reform, it comes amid rumors swirling about a possible papal resignation. now, pope francis himself has said he has no plans to retire right now. but he does talk about it. and those new cardinals that you just talked about with them, pope francis has now appointed more than 60% of the cardinal electors. those are the cardinals who will vote to choose the next pope and by and large, francis' cardinals share his vision of a church that is truly global, more diverse and less doctrinaire like the new american cardinal robert mcelroy of san diego. he opposes denying holy communion to american catholic politicians who support abortion rights. last year he signed a statement in support of lgbtq youth and so whenever francis decides to leave the scene it is clear he has p

now let's bring in abc white house correspondent cecilia vega.sident obviously still in isolation from covid. his administration has taken numerous hits over the month. what does this mean? it feels like he was taking a bit of a victory lap today. >> yeah. i think you're exactly right, linsey, a victory lap and as marthsa said a little bit of i told you so coming from the president and senior administration officials here. they were criticized pretty heavily for the botched withdrawal that we all covered in depth about a year ago this time. it was about a year ago right now that president biden had started to pull troops out of afghanistan, and at the time the white house faced very serious criticism from -- from many across this city and beyond that's basically saying that they wouldn't be able to continue to get intelligence if american troops were not there on the ground and in that region, and at the time they said that would still be possible despite this criticism and you are hearing from the administration right now from senior administrat

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martha raddatz and cecilia vega standing by. >>> also tonight, catastrophic flooding. death toll rising to at least 37 in kentucky. the governor warning that number could climb even higher. hundreds of people still unaccounted for. dramatic video is emerging of rescues in the rising water. residents brace for more heavy rain in the flood zone.

. >> our cecilia vega, thank you. while defending himself yesterday, he also claimed that atlanta, quote, is a city known well for its corruption. >>> senator lindsey graham said he'll appeal a federal judge's order to testify before a grand jury. graham argued that he was acting within his official responsibilities as senator when he called georgia officials about the election. >>> now to the major election in wyoming today. unless every poll is wrong congresswoman liz cheney will be ousted in the state's republican primary. she's been an underdog in the race since she voted to impeach former president trump. today, former president trump is expected to achieve his biggest political victory since losing the white house. >> liz, you're fired, get out of here. get out of here. >> reporter: wyoming congresswoman liz cheney, who voted in line with trump roughly 93% of time, now faces a likely defeat in the state's republican primary. cheney was just one of ten republicans in the house to vote for the former president's i

and though we reach an agreement to coordinate our military action, so as a military action cecilia against iranian thong, which is something which is extremely important to his national security. and we want to make sure that this quality nation and continuous, which is dependent upon a russian good will in the national interest. and so we try to balance our no participation in, in what schools are western cam. it was say, realistic position. this a v o n, our neighbor, which is a neighbor and to have to take it into consideration. we are not acting idealistically. i think they general outlook cove is really foreign policies around 20 take. and as a result of that, we are trying to balance those through interest, which is not going to be on india is doing the same amount of countries. so doing the same without the loan in what you call this game. and you both and to have to take into calculation. it's national interest. and when we did it, you mentioned russia presents in syria. and i think one out of can you to mention here is tricky. and i think you would probably agree that in syria, ru

a cecilia. you can see my husband, mr. focal wearing traditional christian lawfully. that he was at a party in burkina faso full. and so we're wearing that he had this beautiful photo take gal, you'll happening presently football, phone, him, and molly portal. this is the dining area, the children also use this table to do their homework, fairly, get them all, and i write songs here, hold on. i especially like to write when it's quiet, when i'm all alone, there's no noise at all or otherwise. i generally write songs in my own room. he said, my private space going up on me was when it cleared, in order to send them a 100. i'm wanting to see whether that photo see or i and this is a photo from my wedding was all a very important day in my life. my casual marfisi. the a next to that is my son. me. he was a year old. meanwhile, we were all on the band together and my son, my husband and i, and that's when we took the french ankle all g b. and this is a picture of me abroad. say like i was working somewhere else. then you think lots of people who say is that really you, ho