>>> republican speaker of the house, paul ryan is a guess on this week by george stephanopoulos. ryan described a comment by trump over a judge and the trump university lawsuit as racist. >>> facebook is about to eliminate some of your photos and we'll tell you which ones and how to save them. >>> new overnight, a car crash is in the woods in delaware trapping two people in the wreckage. >>> police fire tear gas at unruly soccer fans taking to the streets in france. >> reporter: it turns cooler, humidity levels drop off, winds pick up, i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

to trump's suggestion that the mexican ancestry of a federal judge made him biased telling george stephanopoulos. >> this is something that needed to be condemned. >> and elizabeth warren on the attack. >> donald um from p is a -- donald trump is a loud, nasty, thin-skinned fraud. >> arriving at clinton's dc home for a private meeting on friday following this major announcement from the current commander-in-chief. >> i'm with her. i am fired up. in fact, i don't think there's ever been someone so qualified to hold this office. >> trump is preparing for the presidential general election with a rally in virginia and then he is heading to florida and pennsylvania and all considered battleground states. abc news, washington. >>> the escape from alcatraz is not just a triathalon for one athlete. it is family history. >> still ahead at 11:00, meet the man retracing the challenging swim half a century after a famed

george stephanopoulos will go one on one with paul ryan.lso cover the major story, the terror attack in orlando. >>> we want to check in with the weather forecast. for that, we send things over to rob marciano. >> a huge heat wave across the central part of the country. multiple records falling yesterday. green bay, rapid city, south dakota. cup until the humidity. this is dangerous heat out there. 10in memphis. 102 in st. louis. as far north as sioux falls. one tornado in eastern parts of m montana. a little further east today. tomorrow, eastern parts of colorado will see an enhanced risk of damage lg winds. maybe an isolated tornado, too. thunderstorms across parts of california, especially through >> this weather report brought to you by american express. >> all right. thank you very much, rob. >>> coming up on the show, we're going to go back to the story we've been covering all morning. the shooting inside the gave give nightcl approximately 20 dead. the mayor says there may be more than that. the gunman described as organized and well

are you saying george stephanopoulos is a liar? >> the woman i know is not. >> so george lied? only liar here is hillary clinton. when you look at scandal after scandal this woman has been involved in, the mere fact she discredited and destroyed womens reputations because she had to cover up her husband's sexual misconduct? this is what we're dealing with. is not just a temperment, but misjudgment in terms of her foreign policy decision. when you look at the disaster in libra and tragedy in benghazi, when you see the iranian deal, this is what we're dealing with. it's the fact you're talking about the judgment, her judgment in terms of decision making process. her words, her flowery language do not match up to her results. >> when we come back, a very important question of the day, straight ahead. because the ultimate expression of power, is control. this is the pursuit of perfection. i've heard it all. eat more fiber. flax seeds. yogurt. get moving. keep moving. i know! try laxatives. been there, done that. my chronic constipation keeps coming back. i know. tell me something i

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here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning. the world is remembering muhammad ali this week. a legendary champ thanks to his fast hands, even faster mouth. i'm not the greatest, i'm the double greatest, he said. it's hard to be humble when you're as great as i am. ali knew how to get inside his opponent's head, and all through the primaries donald trump showed he could do exactly the same thing with tough talk, taunts and labels that stuck. the big question for him now, will those same tactics work in a general election? does trump have to change to win? in this week's latest round of the presidential fight, trump declared he's not changing at all, and hillary clinton is following his lead. this week, fists flew in the streets of san jose and donald trump combative as ever on the stump. >> is this what it's going to be like covering you if you're had president? >> yeah, it is. >> we're going to have this kind of confrontation in the press room. >> yeah, it is going to be like this. >> attacking the press. >> you're a sleaze. >>

here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> good morning. as we come on the air, the world

>> announcer: starting right now on "this week with george stephanopoulos" -- clinton lets loose. >> do we want his button anywhere near the button? >> straight out of her playbook. will the hits get even harder after the california vote. hillary clinton is here. >>> trump doubles down? look at my african-american over here. >> he's a mexican. >> he's a sleaze in my book. >> refusing to change the way he handles the press. his opponents and his policies. how will that play with the voters? and his party. >>> plus, the jobs bombshell that could upend the election. grover norquist and paul krugman square off on the economy and the 2016 race. >>> and -- remembering the greatest of all time. >> i'm fast, can't possibly be beat. >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." here now chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning, the world is remembering muhammad ali this week. a legendary champ thanks to his fast hands, even faster mouth. i'm not the greatest, i'm the double greatest he said. it's hard to be humble when you're as great as i am. ali knew how to get inside his oppon

i'm george stephanopoulos. >>> bang bang sounds like something did come out, you turn around the person next to you like screaming, there was blood splattering, i didn't know if it was mine or somebody else. >>> we consider this an act of terrorism. we are investigating this as an act of terrorism. >>> scene of chaos and bloodshed at a florida nightclub, scores dead and many wounded it is being called the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. we continue to follow breaking news out of the orlando. >>> the attack killed 50 people and left 53 others injuries. 9 gunman was killed in the shootout with police his name is omar mateen from port st. lucie, florida. >>> trish hartman is with us in the sat center, this is more heartbreaking, 50 people lost their lives. >> reporter: the gunman has been identified as omar mateen of port st. lucie, florida, 100 miles south of orlando. he is a u.s.-born citizen. some of the his family members are from afghanistan. the fbi is investigating to find out if the mass shooting is an act of terrorism or hate crime. police have found no evidence that anyone e

george stephanopoulos will go one on one with paul ryan.o cover the major story, the terror attack in orlando. >>> we want to check in with the weather forecast. for that, we send multiple records falling from atlanta at that to cleveland, green bay and rapid city. 102 in mom fills -- memphis and saint louis. we had a tornado touchdown in eastern portions of montana doing damage. we have a threat for that same area. and fargo back to souix falls strong winds and hail. tomorrow, eastern parents of the colorado will see enhanced risk of damaging winds and isolated tornado. we'll see thunderstorms across the california and especially in the mountains and high elevation snow. that's a check of what's going on nationally, here's the local forecast. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. that heat wave across the carolinas and the virginias we're too far north to deal with that. look at the comfortable changes monday and tuesday. we're going to go back to the story we've been covering all

>> announcer: starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. breaking you. horror in orlando. >> reporting shots fired outside ormc. >> many lives were lost. >> potentially the worst terror atk on u.s. soil since 9/11. >> absolutely we're investigating this from all parties' perspective as an act of terrorism. >> we do have suggestions that that individual may have leanings toward that particular ideology. >> the scene itself, a bloody shootout. a s.w.a.t. team swarming the club, taking out the shooter. survivors running for their lives, as ambulances rushed victims to the hospital. now, america on edge this morning. waiting for from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> and we begin with the horrifying news breaking overnight in florida. what appears to be the deadliest terror attack on american soil since 9/11. around 2:00 a.m., a gunman exchanged gun fire with police, took hostages at a nightclub in orlando. three hours later, police s.w.a.t. teams move in, kill the gunman. find a scene of carnage. police believe th

they're coming back. >>> starting right now, on "this week" with george stephanopoulos.w will the turmoil in europe affect the american economy. and the election here at home? >> let me tell you how it's going to play out. trump is going to win. >> our surprising new poll revealing voters saying, not so fast. their deep worries about trump's temperament. his bias. his qualifications. our poll, an earthquake in the presidential race. you'll see it here first. >>> and, with big banks taking p populist fire, we sit down with the sheriff of wall street. >> one thing that unites donald trump voters and democrats is real anger at wall street. are they right? >> from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief

george stephanopoulos, he described her as having a horrible temper. dee dee meyers is ott person. you even quoted george in the book. >> yes. >> then you wry, though portrayed as a long suffering spouse of an unfaithful husband whose infidelities i personally observe and know to be true, she was anything but a sympathetic victim. >> correct. their relationship was -- seemed so strained and volatile at times, and she -- she would continuously berate people, as i mentioned before. but she was like two different people. again, she would be polite and nice to everybody when the cameras were on, and then when they were off, she was just cold, distant. >> seconds later? >> almost instantly. i mean that's what i've experienced quite a few times. >> yeah. you tell a couple of stories. i think our audience would want to hear them. >> sure. >> one story is the vase story. >> sure. >> the other story is the blue glove story. >> right. >> i think they give some insight into what you saw on a regular basis. >> sure. so the vase story is i came in one morning to go to work early, came in and wor

hillary clinton when she was talking to george stephanopoulos said everybody in government knew thate-mail server. everybody knew about it. you know what that tells me? that tells me that she's saying all you people who answered me on my private e-mail address on my private server are complicit. mr. president. you know, and all you other dignitaries. she just put the punch right out there -- >> that sounds like obstruction of justice to me, scaring other witnesses. sounds like obstruction of justice. >> i just -- >> she tried to say that other secretaries of state did the same thing, which was a lie. >> every secretary of state before her did the saming thing. okay. so wait. colin powell had a gmail account. >> what secretary of state had a private server? >> i think they were using -- >> the answer is a name. give me a name. >> hold on a minute. >> no, answer my question. >> no. they used public servers, which was worse. >> they used a government server. >> no, no. they used private e-mail accounts. they used like yahoo!. >> incorrect. you fool the american people it's very unfair.

start with george stephanopoulos and dee dee meyer and a montage of a person that may not have the temperament to be president. here's a hint, it is not trump it is hillary. >> i made this case we had to go forward and had to go for a special counsel. she jumped down my threat. you never stood for us. we were all alone in houston houston. it was fierce and chilling. >> she belittled him in front of everybody. he took it. i couldn't believe -- i didn't believe she believed it. anybody that stood up and tried to stay to that idea there was a smash down and belittled. very personally. >> i'm so sick of sanders campaign lying about this. sick of it. >> i want to make change but i've already made change. i will continue to make change. so shame on you, barack obama. it is time you ran a campaign consistent with your messages in public. that's what i expect from you. >> the fact is we had four dead americans. was it because of a protest or guys out for a walk one night that decided to kill some americans. what difference does it make? >> matters to the families lied to by her about the very happenin

he's a mexican. >> reporter: george stephanopoulos asking house speaker paul ryan about the commentscampaign. >> he says his critics have to get over it. do you think he gets what's going on? >> i don't know the answer to that question. getting over that kind of a comment is not -- no, this is something that needed to be condemned. that comment is beyond the pale. that's not political correctness. suggesting that a person can't do their job because of their race or ethnicity, that's not a politically incorrect thing to do. that's just a wrong thing to say. >> reporter: trump meeting with his fund-raising team. i asked campaign chairman paul manafort about the challenges ahead. >> any reluctance from donors after the judge curiel issue? >> we're excited. >> donald trump and hillary clinton got into a twitter war after trump sent out that tweet. clinton responding with home run own tweet that the read delete your account. the clinton camp telling us that is the most popular tweet of their entire campaign. at last check, more than 250,000 retweets. but trump, of course, fired back sayin

. >>> let's bring in chief anchor george stephanopoulos who has an exclusive interview with hillary clinton. good morning, sir. how is it going? in your interview with clinton she goes hard at donald trump yet again. what do you think of this new tough stance? is it working for her? >> it's clearly firing up her supporters. no question about that. i think a lot of democrats are looking to that and saying she's doing what we hoped she would do for a long time. remains to be seen how that will will play out over the next five months of the general election once she wraps up the primaries, but i do believe if the clinton camp can maintain this kind of sustained attack, it will put donald trump on his heels. one of the things you've seen for the last couple of days is he's not driving the news cycle as much as her attacks have been driving the news cycle. >> before she takes him on fully, though, she has to get through the primaries. and we got a big one coming up in tuesday in california. if bernie sanders wins there, how much does that weaken her? >> it's not going to help and i think it guar

. >>> and hillary clinton will sit down with george stephanopoulos, airing sunday morning on "this we'll be watching. >> >> we turn to growing concern over muhammad ali and his health. hospitalized with a respiratory issue. here's ron claiborne on what we know about the greatest. >> reporter: tonight, muhammad ali is in what may be the toughest fight of his life. the 74-year-old former heavyweight boxing champion hospitalized with a respiratory infection. paramedics were called to his home on tuesday. ali, last seen here in april looking frail and drawn, listed in fair condition yesterday. >> they take no chances, and this was a case where they took no chance and the doctor said, "hey, he's got a respiratory issue, let's hospitalize him and watch him and keep track of it." >> reporter: he was last for the last thirty years, he's been afflicted with parkinson's disease. his fourth wife, lonnie, steadfastly by his side. >> you start off as care partner and become a caregiver. >> reporter: in his hometown of louisville tonight, concern from fans. >> we pray he gets better. >> reporter: his

here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> good morning. as we come on the air, the world still absorbing the shock out of britain. the vote to break away from europe cost the prime minister his job, sent europe on edge, and sent stock markets reeling. the worst single-day drop in five years. so many questions now about where it will lead. the big one. will the wave of populist anger crash america's shores come november? donald trump is banking on it. in scotland to promote his golf course, he offered up this analysis. >> i think people really see a big parallel. a lot of people are talking about that. not only the united states, but other countries. people want to take their country back. >> there are parallels. britain's industrial north a lot like america's rust belt. and donald trump is the gop nominee today thanks to anger over immigration, economic stagnation, and political elites who just don't get it. the backlash that fueled britain's vote. but while that message may be on the march, trump, the candidate, is stumbling. this morning

correctness for the uproar over his comments about the mexican ancestry of a federal judge george stephanopoulos asking house speaker paul ryan about it. >> he says his critics have to get over. do you think he gets what's going on. >> i don't know the answer to that question. that comment is beyond the pale. that's not political correctness. >> reporter: with the focus on the general election, next week president obama will hit the campaign trail with hillary clinton in wisconsin. >> our thanks to lre one more note about bernie sanders day in washington. after leaning the white house, sanders met with senate democratic leader harry reid. following their conversation, reid says he believes sanders has accepted the facts that hillary clinton is the presumptive nominee. reid asked him to speak to a gathering of democratic senators next week. >> israel has extra police on duty in the old city today the first friday in the muslim holy month of ramadan. tensions are high after an attack that killed four israelis. israel has canceled many trfl permits for palestinians during ramadan. the palestinian a

. >> reporter: george stephanopoulos today asking house speaker paul ryan about the comments that have rocked the trump campaign. >> he says his critics have to get over it. do you think he gets what's going on? >> i don't know the answer to that question. getting over that kind of a comment is not -- that's -- no, this is something that needed to be condemned. that comment is beyond the pale. that's not political correctness. suggesting that a person can't do their job because of their race or ethnicity, that's not -- that's not a politically incorrect thing to do. that's just a wrong thing to say. >> reporter: today, trump meeting with his fund-raising team. i asked campaign chairman paul manafort about the challenges ahead. any reluctance from donors after the judge curiel issue? >> the donors are ready to start working, we're excit >> big day for the trump campaign as well. tom llamas with us as well. we saw the tweet about obama's endorsement of hillary clinton and clinton's response, leading to a back and forth? >> reporter: that's right, david, hillary clinton firing back with t

house speaker paul ryan weighing in to abc's george stephanopoulos. >> that comment is beyond the pale. that's not political correctness. >> reporter: trump and clinton will be campaigning here in washington today. both will be speaking around midday. kendis, diane. >> yeah, and clinton and the president will be in wisconsin next wednesday, megan. thank you. >>> president obama's endorsement of clinton has sparked something of a twitter war as well. after trump tweeted, quote, he wants four more years of obama but nobody else does. clinton tweeted this. delete your account. keeping it simple but that is now her most shared tweet ever with more than 370,000 retweets. >> but get this in response reince priebus tweeting at hillary clinton, if anyone knows how to use a delete key, it's you. a reference, of course, to clinton's e-mail controversy. >> now to break news overnight. a tense situation in bourbon cincinnati. law enforcement officers looking for an armed 19-year-old who shot at least two people including a sheriff's deputy. the female deputy was responding to a domestic dispute ca

we'll return when we have more from the officials and the local police, i'm george stephanopoulos inew york. >>> we want to recap what we have learned, the shooter is omar mateen of port saint lucie. else 29 careers old, his parents -- years old, his parents are from afghanistan. the congressman saying there's blood everywhere an numerous amount of evidence that needs to be collected as investigators continue in orlando. a deadly shooting inside the pulse nightclub, 20 people dead, 42 wounded stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for the latest developments on this breaking story. we'll bring you information as it becomes available. >>> breaking news, from orlando, florida, the pulse, a popular gay club in florida. we're learning about the suspect, born in 1986. police have identified. as omar mateen. he was born in the u.s. in saint lucie county, florida. his parents are from afghanistan. police believing he may have ties to radical islam. a bit of breaking news, we are learning that the number from 20 has been updated, 50 people are dead as a result of the shooting in orlando, flori

. >>> 10:27 this week with george stephanopoulos coming up next.ues at 6:00 p.m. with walter perez and sarah bloomquist. now for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han, have a wonderful sunday! >> announcer: starting right now on "this week with george stephanopoulos" -- clinton lets loose. >> do we want his finger anywhere near the button? >> her week of explosive attacks straight out of donald trump's own playbook. >> look at my african-american over here. >> he's a mexican. >> he's a sleaze in my book. >> announcer: refusing to change the way he handles the press, his opponents and his policies. how will that play with the voters and his party? >>> plus, the jobs bombshell that could upend the election. grover norquist and paul krugman square off on the economy and the 2016 race. >>> and remembering the greatest of all time. >> i'm fast, i'm pretty and

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but house speaker paul ryan is defending his support for trump, speaking to abc's george stephanopoulos the way i see it is he won the thing fair and square. >> reporter: and tonight, clinton out with this blistering fake infomercial for trump university. >> pay for trump university at the amazing price of everything you have! >> reporter: and the attacks are only going to get worse. starting on monday, when trump delivers a speech in new hampshire outlining why he says clinton is unfit for office. cecilia. >> mary bruce on the campaign trail again, thank you. >>> tomorrow on "this week" more on the race for the white house. more from george's interview with house speaker paul ryan. >>> turning now to the outrage over the stanford sex assault case. this, on the eve of graduation there. brock turner sentenced to six months in jail. tonight, the calls growing louder against the judge in the case. many demanding that he be removed from the bench. abc's eva pilgrim with the latest. >> reporter: the campaign to oust the judge in the stanford sexual assault case gaining steam tonight. activis

i'm george stephanopoulos in new is difficult to know who are the good guys and who are the bad guys. is that the case? >> absolutely. there are good guys and that's the civilian people, whether or they are on the assad side or the opposition side. as the war has gone on and the rise of isis and al nusra has become more prevalent, it is hard to see winners and losers, victims and perpetrators, because both sides have been guilty of atrocious crimes. scott: so let's take a couple of snapshots out of the book. some of the people that have perhaps had a great impact on the reader as you are going through this. talk to me, for example, nada. >> she is a young activist, sunni muslim. espouses values that you don't share. >> announcer: this is an abc news special report. >> we're back on the air. police and fbi officials have come to the podium. >> this is going to be on identifying the victims and notifying the families. we'reetting up a hotline for concerned family members. 407-246-4357. the identification process may take some time. so we ask for your patience. we want to be accurate. co

i'm george stephanopoulos.

abc7 will carry live coverage of the funeral tomorrow, anchored by abc's george stephanopoulos, it will preempt tomorrow's episode of "general hospital" so you'll see a rebroadcast at 2:00 p.m., new episodes returning on monday. >>> police arrested three people and charged them with killing a millbrae man. tonight, how he was killed and where. >>> i'm spencer christian, another day of breezy and cool and a weekend warm up. the accu-weather forecast is coming up. >>> with electric cars taking california by storm, how will we charge them? who pays? the fight headed to the state public utilities commission, ahead on abc7 news. >>> find out why the center of san francisco isn't in the center of the city anymore. a lot more to bring you. >>> can you believe this? just one day after installed, a brass marker indicating the center of san francisco has been stolen. the marker was right here on corbin avenue in the upper market area. it is more than just a new tourist spot. surveyors say it can help them measure the earth's movement. >> bay area home prices could be headed for a construction. to

abc7 will carry live coverage of the funeral tomorrow, anchored by abc's george stephanopoulos, it will preempt tomorrow's episode of "general hospital" so you'll see a rebroadcast at 2:00 p.m., new episodes returning on monday. >>> police arrested three people and charged them with killing a millbrae man. tonight, how he was killed and where. >>> i'm spencer christian, another day of breezy and cool and a weekend warm up. the accu-weather forecast is coming up. >>> with electric cars taking california by storm, how will we charge them? who pays? the fight headed to the state public utilities commission, ahead on abc7 news. >>> find out why the center of san francisco isn't in the center of the city anymore. a lot more to br >>> can you believe this? just one day after installed, a brass marker indicating the center of san francisco has been stolen. the marker was right here on corbin avenue in the upper market area. it is more than just a new tourist spot. surveyors say it can help them measure the earth's movement. >> bay area home prices could be headed for a construction. today, bes

here is the danger to her about trying to pull a fast one over on george stephanopoulos. she may do that with him, friend and former employee. he is nice guy and not a lawyer and might not know the right follow-up questions. every time she does this, she taunts and challenges yet again the federal prosecutors and fbi agents who will be interrogating her about this. martha: when? when is this going to happen? >> i think it will happen next couple weeks. once new jersey and california primaries are over tomorrow, she will sit down with them and they will ask her questions she will not want to answer. martha: do you believe she will be indicted? >> i believe there is enough evidence to be indicted. decision will be made by political branches. if fbi diligent work in this case is not vindicated president will have serious problems on his hands as will she. martha: judge, thank you very much. always good to have you. >> you're welcome. bill: breaking news, redondo beach, california, apparently last night, roger clinton, the brother of bill clinton was picked up for driving und

this week with george stephanopoulos," mitch mcconnell possessed at the republican platform reflected the views of presumptive party nominee donald trump. platform look at the that will be written at our convention, we are not changing the basic principles that republicans believe in. our nominee may not agree with every single one of those, for the republican party will remain america's conservative party. >> you're not going to write -- the ban on muslim immigration into the platform. you will not talk about mass deportations that mr. trump is talked about? he says he doesn't want to touch social security and medicaid. mcconnell: is my understanding it will be a traditional republican platform not all that different from the woman had four years ago. george: it will not be mr. charles platform? i don'tconnell: expected to differ that much from the platform we had four years ago. >> are you ready to declare victory, embrace the platform and endorse hillary clinton is the nominee? senator sanders: i think you captured it. what happened in st. louis the other day. we won some important

. >>> hillary clinton will face the questions on this week with george stephanopoulos on "action newsat 9:00 a.m. >>> he may be down in the delegate count, bernie sanders is not calling it quits. he hopes to win big in california on tuesday. he said a win there could send him to the democratic convention with momentum. >>> john rawlins checked out what changes are ahead for drivers. >> reporter: project is kind of a balancing act. everyday keep 11,000 parkway drivers moving as seven bridges that span 676 are replaced. it means temporary traffic patterns with tight turns tough on a bicycle. >>> i've been pushed into the wall couple of times, especially at night coming back through rush hour. >>> tough if you're a pedestrian with a grandchild. >>> you don't know howssments i run with a stroller. >> reporter: worry -- how many times i run with a stroller. workers to begin pouring concrete. by midsummer it will be the biggest elementary in the bridges. traffic breaks every so lightly to the left around the left. summer it will be moved to the right over the new portion of the bridge and t

george stephanopoulos. >> no.rvice association said i never had access. ask george stephanopoulos, i was friends with his assistants. everybody knows who i am. >> gary burn, we all know who you are. gary byrne wrote the book, called "crisis of character" if you want to pick it up with. >> heather has more breaking news. >>> this involves the orlando attack. new information coming in this morning. could the orlando attack have had fewer victims? there is new report out today that claims that some of the victims inside the pulse nightclub may have been blocked from escaping that club because allegedly there was a soda machine blocking that exit. the fire department, though, says that's not true. they say an inspector simply found a broken lightbulb on the door and then wrote down the wrong code and that the machine did not block the exit, but we'll look into that story further. >>> well, cover your screen right now because this video is simply incredible and no it is not a scene from grand theft auto. this police of