george stephanopoulos has a big show coming up. thank you, everybody. happy mother's day.n with game one of the western conference finals. coach steve kerr made a brief appearance at yesterday's practice as the team got ready for today's game against the spurs it was the first time that many players had seen kerr in nearly two weeks. he underwent a spinal procedure nine days ago at duke university. kerr also was at a coaches meeting on friday. he remains out indefinitely. mike brown is coaching in his place. >>> don't forget, you can spend your mother's day afternoon with abc 7. coverage of the dubs game one begins at noon with tip-off at 12:30. stick around for "after the gam game." we'll have post-game interviews live from oracle arena. >>> turning to the mother's day forecast with our meteorologist, lisa argen. >>> hey, chris. good morning. here's our view from tam. nicesunny. the peninsula and south bay has a little bit more in the way of fog. this was our east bay hills camera. kind of cool a minute ago. now the fog's pushed on in so it is out there and it may be arou

george stephanopoulos has a big show coming up. thank you, everybody. happy mother's day.ashington update. >> happy mother's day to all of the mothers out there. a beautiful morning around the dmv. our weatherbug camera over national harbor. it will stay dry through the morning and afternoon hours. a cool start to our sunday so far but we will rebound a afternoon hours. right now, middle 50's. a little cooler in a manassas. in the cumberland, 48 degrees. stormwatch 7 a satellite radar early, a few sprinkles and those sprinkles have moved toward the north and east. our skies are clearing out a nicely along with the cloud cover and that will diminish through the midmorning. a beautiful, beautiful afternoon. empty five t deked 75 to 80 degrees for the afternoon high. we could see gusts up to 25-30. -- 75 to 80 degrees for the afternoon of high. barbecues, plans for make sure you have everything secured, it will get quite windy. overnight lows 48-55. on the 40's inside. what can go up tomorrow, upper 40's to lower 50's. needed them. a big warm up for the midweek. temperatures

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. >> we do have team coverage with george stephanopoulos and jon karl standing by. but we're going the start with abc's cecilia vega, who is in riyadh. >> reporter: paula, good morning. the big question right now, here in the birthplace of islam, will president trump use a phrase, radical islamic terrorism, that he used time and time again on the trail? right now, aides tell us this speech he'll deliver later this morning is expected to take a heard in the past. a much softer one. spelling out extremism in terms of good versus evil. this morning, president trump meeting with one leader after the next. egypt's president laying on the praise, saying president trump has a unique personality that is capable of doing the impossible. it prompted laughter in the room. and the president's response? >> i agree. >> reporter: with all the controversy back at home, president trump looking glad to be so far away. ♪ doing a traditional saudi dance typically a symbol of peace after a hard-fought war. ♪ and the men fighting with him in that battle back in washington? secretary of s

let's bring in george stephanopoulos. let's start with salaly yates. how consequential do you expect this testimony to be? >> it's likely to be dramatic. americans will hear the warning she gave to the white house about michael flynn. whether that will change his ultimate story, it's hard to know. remember this. flynn is actually, officially, everyone though he's left the administration, he's facing some legal jeopardy. he's trying to get immunity to testify. i think one of the the issues there will be what is his story? what would he say? would that change if he got immunity? >> so let's go back to health care. democrats see this as a window ofpp to take advantage or even to take back the house of representatives. you have paul ryan, exclusively, on the show this morning. do you think he should be worried about this? >> that's one of the things we'll ask him. remember back in 2010, after the democrats voted for obamacare in 2009 they got wiped out in the midterm elections. they believe the same thing will happen to republicans this time around. they'r

george stephanopoulos, thank you very much. and a reminder, george has a big show this morning including that exclusive interview with house speaker paul ryan. his first since the gop health care bill passed. that's coming up later this morning on "this week" right here on abc. thanks, george. >> yeah, looking forward to that interview with paul ryan. thanks, george. >>> and now to an abc news exclusive. a former fraternity brother in the penn state frat house where a pledge recently died is speaking out sharing horrifying details. >> abc's eva pilgrim is here with what he says happened on the night of that alleged hazing incident. eva, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. the beta fraternity kicked off campus after a pledge died in their house right on penn state's campus. this morning, we hear from the one brother who wanted to call for help and find out how his fellow brothers reacted when he spoke up. this morning, a penn state fraternity brother speaking out. almost 20 of his fellow brothers now facing charges t

>>> starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos.>> the ambitious overseas agenda on the heels of a bombshell week a me. >> the entire thing has been a witch hunt. >> new revelations around the stunning oval office meeting. trump reportedly sharing classified intel with the russians. calling james comey a nut job. we talk to the man who was in that room. >> is that what the president said? >> our exclusive interview with national security adviser h.r. mcmaster. >>> plus -- >> there is no collusion. >> a special counsel appointed to oversee the russian investigation. now, what's congress' next move? tough questions for the chair and the ranking member of the house oversight committee.

>> announcer: starting right now on "this week with george stephanopoulos" -- >> i think we hit a home run no matter where we are. >> after trump's whirlwind trip. >> congratulations. great job. >> announcer: the president back in the u.s., the russia investigation still looming large over the white house. >> did evidence exist of collusion, coordination, conspiracy? >> announcer: and new revelations about jared kushner, one of trump's top advisers. >> this is off the map, i know of no other experience like this. in our history. >> announcer: the very latest on this breaking story from jonathan karl and pierre thomas and our exclusive with the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, adam schiff. plus, after a devastating attack -- >> terrorism is threat. >> announcer: what are the security threats here at home? tough questions ahead for homeland security secretary john kelly. and what makes trump tick? >> are you surprised that he's not different in office? >> announcer: insight and analysis from our panel of experts. from abc news, it's "this week." here now co-anchor martha

of >> david: of all people in te media to talk, george stephanopoulos actually tried to interfere in fbi investigation. he tried to get this guy fired over a criminalization that exist. try to now he's complaining that the president is trying to interfere in an fbi investigation. it is the height of hypocrisy. >> harris: this is how you handle a trump supporter. it watch. speak out to former officials with knowledge of the situation? name those people, . >> it's not just cnn, it's "washington post" ," "new york times." >> who are the sources? >> don't start with me. you're just going to attack sources? >> so you're saying that mcmaster is lying? >> i'm not saying that he's lying, but that's just his opinion. you do not attack sources. >> harris: that was a panel situation, but it was clearly a shout down of anybody who was presenting the facts for the trump administration. what do you think? spew one coverage of this has been very difficult to watch, and to get the real story is extremely difficult for the american people. you wonder, if you were to take a page out of the clinton war

keeping on the media, this morning, abc's george stephanopoulos got on his own high horse about presidented interference with fbi investigation, but what the political operative turned journalist did not mention is in 1993 working in the clinton white house, mr. stephanopoulos reportedly himself attempted to interfere in an fbi investigation into the white house about that incident. a liberal columnist who wrote in 1996, the fbi is not the president's personal instrument and there is peril in trying to use it as such. mr. stephanopoulos apparently doesn't realize those words were meant for him. melissa: i love that. good for you. we'll be right back. . melissa: a doozy of a day for stocks, the worst day of the year so far. dow ending down 372 points. the major averages dropping the most in eight months. the s&p and nasdaq falling from record highs. go ahead. david: watch our show tomorrow. president trump will be holding a live press conference. you know, say what you will about this president, he's got juan manuel santos from colombia in south america, he doesn't sleep. he works his butt

they note, as you listen to george stephanopoulos and some of these characters talk about impeachmentg me? even they have a basic understanding of law, the constitution, and the understanding of the facts. if there is nothing that arises even to the level of obstruction of justice. on the part of this president. he is caring about his mandate in his responsibility. >> sean: if it did rise to obstruction of justice, he had a legal responsibility to go to the justice department or he is violating the law.ee even if he thought of, now he doesn't think it. >> i want to see all of his other memos. he writes a memo after talking with the president of the united states. i want to see all of those memos going back through mr. obama. i want to see the obama comey memos. chronological order, will start with those memos and will get to the trump memos. >> sean: is his word versus trump's at the end of the day, enough to rise to the level, if he thought it was obstruction of justice, he's admitted to a crime. lou dobbs i really admire thatev about you. when we come back, our very important need t

in an interview this week with george stephanopoulos, hr mcmaster offering inland empire explanation.e intent of the conversation was to move beyond all of the russia news so that we could find areas of cooperation. >> reporter: and abc news has learned that the investigation has now spread to the president's inner circle where the senior white house aide now considered a person of interest. abc 7 news, new york. >>> we just heard from national security adviser lieutenant general hr mcmaster. you could see his full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos right here on abc 7 beginning at k this morning. >>> this morning, barbara lee of oakland is hosting a town hall discussion on presidential accountability. it starts at 2:00 this afternoon at martin luther king jr. middle school on rose street in berkeley. one of the invited guests is john dean, a key witness during the watergate scandal and he has been a constant critic of the president before and after the election. jackie spear hosted her ninth town hell in redwood city yesterday. it was billed as a conversation about ame

this week with george stephanopoulos is on at 3:00 this afternoon., we appreciate your time. the news continues now online on twitter, facebook and instagram. as we say goodbye, a final look outside on this sunday morning. make it a great day, everybody. fortunately there's a bedples dwhere you both get what yous? want every night. enter sleep number and the semi-annual sale going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. it's the lowest price ever on our temperature balancing i8 bed, save $700 plus 36 month financing. ends monday. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> good morning, america. and this morning, back home. president trump wrapping up his trip overseas calling it a success. >> i think we hit a home run. >> but facing mounting challenges at home as son-in-law and top adviser jared kushner comes under fbi scrutiny over the russia investigation. and fired fbi direc

in an interview for this week with george stephanopoulos, h.r.fering an explanation. >> the intent of that conversation was to say, what i would like to do is move beyond the russia news so that we could find areas of cooperation. >> reporter: and abc 7 news has learned that the investigation into russian meddling has spread to the president's inner circle with a senior white house aide now considered a person of interest. abc news, new york. >>> and we just heard from national security adviser lieutenant general h.r. mcmaster. you could see his full exclusive interview on this week with george stephanopoulos here on abc 7 beginning at 8:00 this morning. >>> happening today, congresswoman basha lee of oakland is hosting a town hall discussion on presidential accountability. it starts at 2:00 this afternoon at martin luther king jr. midnight and one of the invited guests is john dean a key witness during the watergate scandal and he has been a constant critic of the president before and after the election. >>> today california's democratic party w

confirm nor deny the conversation turned to the firing during an interview with "this week with george stephanopoulos." the first meeting, the pressure is off because he is fire the fbi director. does that seem appropriate? to take a difficult few lines come a paragraph out what appears to be notes. the intent of the conversation was to say, i would like to move beyond all of the russian news so we can find areas of cooperation. kimberly: catch that interview tomorrow morning on "this week." of potential replacements for fired fbi director james comey shrunk tonight. the processose to says that james mcneely has withdrawn. --james mcfeely withdrew. trump today in saudi arabia. he met with the king and other high level saudi officials. they signed a big agreement for the kingdom to purchase $350 billion in u.s. military equipment and services over the next decade to help bolster their military prowess. the president called a one of his nine-day overseas trip a tremendous day. >> we want to thank you and saudi arabia for the hundreds of billions of dollars of investments into the united states and jobs

we'll s >> announcer: starting right now on "this week with george stephanopoulos" -- >> i think we hitrun no matter where we are. >> announcer: after trump's whirlwind trip. >> congratulations. great job. >> announcer: the president back in the u.s., the russia investigation still looming large over the white house. >> did evidence exist of collusion, coordination, conspiracy? >> announcer: and new revelations about jared kushner, one of trump's top advisers. >> this is off the map. i know of no other experience like this in our history. >> announcer: the very latest on this breaking story from jonathan karl and pierre thomas and our exclusive with the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, adam schiff. plus, after a devastating attack -- >> terrorism is a threat, bad

>>> starting right now on "this week" request george stephanopoulos. trump's high-stakes trip. >> we have serious discussions right now going on. >> the ambitious overseas agenda on the heels of a bomb shell week at home. >> the entire thing has been a witch hunt. >> new revelations around the stunning oval office meeting. trump reportedly sharing classified intel with the russians. calling james comey a nut job. we talk to the man who was in that room. >> is that what the president said? >> our exclusive zbr view with national security adviser h.r. mcmaster. >>> plus -- >> there is no collusion. >> a special counsel appointed to oversee the russian investigation. now, what's congress' next move? tough questions for and the ranking member of the house oversight committee. >>> and, one of trump's staunche staunchest supporters during the campaign. can the president outrun the chaos here at home as he takes the world stage? here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning. as we come on the air this week, president trump in saudi arabia, ab

. >> reporter: today, george stephanopoulos put it to ken starr, the independent counsel whose investigation of the monica lewinsky scandal led to the impeachment of bill clinton. >> would you demand tapes from the white house if they exist? >> absolutely. the investigation has got to be thorough, and that means you go where you think the truth is. >> reporter: for his part, comey is going on with his life. last night attending a musical here in d.c. democrats say they want to hear his side of the story, testifying in public on capitol hill. >> jim comey deserves his chance to lay out to the american public his side of the facts. >> reporter: less than two weeks ago, comey confirmed he was still investigating possible collusion between representatives of the trump campaign and russia to influence the november election. president trump readily admits that investigation was a factor in his decision to fire comey. but he insisted to fox news last night it's a dead end. >> there is no collusion. we have nothing to do with russia and everything else. >> reporter: david wright, abc news, washingto

here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> good morning. back in march, the gop effort to repeal obamacare seemed to end with more whimper than bang. after seven years of debate, dozens of symbolling vote, republicans couldn't rally behind a bill that could become law. abo ma kair appeared too popular to kill. once the government provides a benefit, it's almost impossible to take it back. we have seen it with social security and medicare. now the law is being put to the biggest test in generations. cut to the rose guard thn week. president trump and speaker ryan savoring a victory. backed by members that passed a bill with a single vote to spare. i actually think it will get even better. and this is make no mistake. this is a repeal and a replace of obamacare. make no mistake about it. make no mistake. >> here's the surprising thing. back in the house, democrats appear just as pleased. leader nancy pelosi closed the debate by warning republicans they were making the the mistake of their careers. >> you have every provision of this bill tatt

here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> good morning. and to all the moms out there happy mother's day. when this week began, the trump white house was on something of a roll. obamacare repeal had passed the house. preparations for the president's first foreign trip including a meeting with the pope, were at pace. that was the calm. then the storm. the decision to fire jam comey has plunged his white house into chaos. galvanized his opponents. and raised the most serious questions yet about the president's competence, credibility, and judgment. sit true that before last week, comey's toughest and presidents do have the right to fire fbi directors. but it's only been done once before for good reason. preserving the idea that law enforcement is separate from poll sticks critical to our democracy. never before has a president fired an fbi director conducting an investigation into the that president's campaign. never before has a president confessed that he was thinking about that investigation when he fired the person running it. >> regardl

now reporting, george stephanopoulos. >> good afternoon. we're coming on the air now with major news from the department of justice. the acting attorney general rod rosenstein has decide to appoint a special counsel to investigate any ties with the trump campaign and they call it related matters. this is big news from the department of justice. i want to read you the statement coming now from the acting attorney general rod rosenstein who is serving as the acting attorney general because jeff sessions has recused himself from all matters related to russia. here is what the acting attorney general said. in my capacity as acting attorney general i determined it is in the public interest for me to exercise my authority and appoint a special counsel to assume responsibility for this matter. my decision is not that any prosecution is warranted. i have made no such determination. what i have determined is based upon the unique circumstances, the public interest requires me to place this investigation under the authority of a person who exercises

maine senator susan collins told george stephanopoulos she's concerned about people with pre-existingonditions. >> it's true that under the house bill, that a state that gets a waiver would still have to provide coverage to people with pre-existing conditions. but that coverage might well be unaffordable. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan was one of the architects of the bill. >> you cannot be denied coverage if you have a pre-existing condition. and under this bill, you cannot only not be denied coverage. >> but you can charge people more. >> you can't be charged higher. let me finish my point. you can't charge people more if they keep continuous coverage. >> reporter: that's small survivor who has coverage now, thanks to her job. >> god forbid you should lose your job. >> if something happened where i lose my job or let's say some amazing job opportunity appeared, i can't take it. i am absolutely locked in. i like my job, but i'm locked in to my job. >> reporter: hanna stotland has a pre-existing condition and obamacare. >> this bill has placed me in fear. this bill is a threat t

. >> i would to remind this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up next.ews" returns at noon here's some of the stories we're working on on for you, 5th graders help a couple get a honeymoon they were denied 60 years ago. we'll tell you why they did this. >> the summer season at the mann center is about to kickoff. we'll have a preview in the full line up of 6abc loves the arts. >>> for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great morning, we'll see you back here at noon. >>> starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. trump's high-stakes trip. >> we have serious discussions right now going on. >> the ambitious overseas agenda on the heels of a bombshell week at home. >> the entire thing has been a witch hunt. >> new revelations around the stunning oval office meeting. trump reportedly sharing classified intel with the russians. calling james comey a nut job. we talk to the man who was in that room. >> is that what the president said? >> our exclusive interview with national security adviser h.r.

. >> reporter: today george stephanopoulos put it to ken starr, the independent counsel whose investigation of the monica lewinsky scandal led to the impeachment of bill clinton. >> if you were looking into this case, would you be demanding tapes from the white house, if indeed they do exist? >> oh, absolutely. the investigation has got to be thorough. and that means you go where you think the truth is. >> reporter: for his part, comey is going on with his life. last night, attending a musical here in d.c. democrats say they want to hear his side of the story, testifying in public on capitol hill. >> jim comey deserves his chance to lay out to the american public his side of the facts. >> reporter: less than two weeks ago, comey confirmed he was still investigating possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia. to influence the november election. president trump admits that was a part of his decision to fire comey. but insists it's a dead end. >> there is no collusion. we have nothing to do with russia and everything else. >> david, sources close to comey now say he would be open

but in an interview for "this week with george stephanopoulos," national security adviser h.r. mcmaster didn't deny president trump brought up comey. >> the firing had been in the news, but i didn't know in advance that the president was going to raise it. >> reporter: when repeatedly pressed, he would neither confirm nor deny the specifics of that conversation. >> is that what the president said? >> well, i don't remember exactly what the president said. >> you have the president of the united states telling the russian foreign minister, in their first meeting, that the pressure is off because he's fired the fbi director investigating russian interference in the campaign. does that seem appropriate to you? >> as you know it's very difficult to take a few lines, to take a paragraph out of what are -- of what appear to be notes of that meeting. the intent of that conversation was to say what i'd like to do is move beyond all of the russia news so that we can find areas of cooperation. >> reporter: the festering saga is surely on the minds of the president's closest aides traveli

. >>> let's go to george stephanopoulos. >> this is really shocking, george. >> yeah, he had been battlings for sometime. you can't underestimate the imprint he made on public and american politics. his time in politics goes back to the days of richard nixon, and he was responsible for the comeback of richard nixon in 1968 when he was the producer of the "mike douglas show." and remember, nixon had been out of politics and lost the race to kennedy in 1960, and he helped engineer the comeback for these men in the arena town meetings, and he put richard nixon back on the maps. he played a big role in the election of h.w. bush, and then what a mark he made at fox news after working at msnbc, and came to fox news in the beginning and shaped the culture and ideology and shaped the world view of that network who had such a huge impact on our politics. >> all he has people know him most for fox news. his wife said i am profoundly sad and heartbroken to announce my husband, roger ailes, passed away this morning. he was also a patriot, and profoundly grateful to live in a country that gave him so m

in an interview for "this week with george stephanopoulos," national security adviser h.r.mcmaster offering an explanation. sqult intent of that conversation was to say what i'd like to do is move beyond all of the russia news so we can find areas of cooperation. >> reporter: and abc news has learned the investigation into russian meddling has now spread to the president's inner circle with a senior white house aide now considered a person of interest. ariel reshef, abc news, new york. >>> bay area congresswoman jackie speier hosted her ninth town hall at kenyatta college in redwood city today. it was billed as a conversation about america. afterwards the congresswoman was asked about that person of interest in the white house with a possible connection to the russians in trying to undermine the u.s. election. >> i think that the fact that there's now a person of interest, i don't know who it is. i don't have any information. but i wouldn't be surprised if it's jared kushner. >> this is the latest in an ongoing series of town halls that speier has hosted in the bay area sin

. >> this week with george stephanopoulos is next on 6abc. >> here's martha raddatz with a preview. >porter: good morning, nydia and gray, the president is back in the white house after his first trip abroad answering questions about russia this time involving jared kushner. we'll talk about the kushner reports and future of the investigation. >>> attack in manchester what threats do we face at home. i'll talk that to homeland security secretary john kelly. plus an inside look at president trump with our panel of experts coming up on this week airing at a special time. nydia and gray back to you. >> martha thank you. >>> coverage of the indy 500 is next. "action news" continues at 6:00 p.m. tonight. >> for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a wonderful sunday and great memorial day weekend! >> announcer: after trump's whirlwind trip. >> congratulations. great job. >> announcer: the president back in the u.s., the russia investigation still looming large over the white house. >> did evidence exist of collusion, coordination, conspiracy? >> an

the thing that sent the over here, i heard george stephanopoulos over on abc.t sounded like he was in citing a crowd to write, that was the citingf his what -- in to riot. host: x:. -- next caller. caller: i do not believe the memo. obama called a one-on-one meeting with comey right after he was appointed. they had met with president trump and all of us summon -- sudden the democrats are saying it is favoritism to the republicans. i have a feeling when obama got a hold of comey it would change comey aspects of the investigation. about eight months later, sure enough, my gut instinct proved i was right. not only mine, everybody that saw the, heard the announcement that comey had a one-on-one meeting with obama. host: what about this one-on-one meeting with president trump as the comey memo outlines? caller: i don't know. all i know is that soon as had met with josh nunez met with z met with trump one-on-one and everybody wants to terminate him. why wasn't it wrong when comey had a one-on-one meeting is to mark i do not believe -- meeting? i do not believe he sho

i want to play what you said to george stephanopoulos. >> it sounds like from what you are saying it's have discussed the easing of sanctions? >> something may have come -- i have no recollection and there's nothing specifically that i would have done that would have given people that impression. >> but you can't say without equivocation that you didn't discuss the easing of sanctions? >> someone may have brought it up. have i have no recollection. if it was, it was not something i was offering or someone

here's george stephanopoulos with a look at what's ahead on good morning america at 7:00 a.m. >>> comingesterday, sally yates talked about the warning she gave the white house about general flynn saying he could be vulnerable to russian blackmail. this morning governor chris christie, who headed the transition for donald trump said transition for donald trump said reports are he warned a food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> look at that dramatic video out of spain. an explosion rocked madrid. security cameras capturing this whole thing the moment the explosion hit last thursday. it burned an industrial waste factory. 30 people were hurt. you can see people milling around, somehow no one was killed. the cause of the incident is under inves

you can watch this week with george stephanopoulos on abc 7 at 8:00. >>> a man faces charges after investigatorssexual relationship with a girl in marin county who he met online. the sheriff's office posted these photos on facebook showing 33-year-old cameron fox being taken into custody. he met the teen on a dating website. she told him she was under anyone but deputies say he had a sexual relationship with her and she became afraid when he got more aggressive. she told her mother who then called the sheriff's office. >>> witnesses captured a terrifying moment in the water of monterrey bay where a great white shark went on the attack. abc news reporter ariel rah chef has the story. >> filming it. >>> the diver surviving a face to face encounter with a white shark. >> see that kayak. >> the shark circling this kayaker after knocking him into the frigid water 100 yards off the coast of monterrey. >> the shark chom ps on the boat like a chew toy and turns to the swimmer. >> it's heading towards the guy now. >> onlookers catching it on camera. >> call somebody, karen. >> the shark was wider than th

you can watch his full interview on "this week"ing with george stephanopoulos right here on abc7. >> time. the jfk library foundation will honor former president barack obama with the 2017 profile in courage award at the centennial mathdinner.e event raises money support the kennedy library's educational programs. the foundation says president obama upheld the highest standards of dignity, decency and integrity throughout his terms in office. james taylor will perform during the ceremony. >>> overseas, the boko haram militant group has released 82 girls who were abductsed three years ago from northeastern nigeria. they will be thrown to safety today. the release comes in exchange for the freedom of several boko haram suspects who were in custody. about 195 girls are still missing. the girls where are taken in april 2014 by militants who stormed a girls's school inchy book. it triggered an international outcry. 5:35 is our time. >>> this summer marks 20 years since the death of princess diana. tonight abc news is airing a special report, the last 100-days did of diana, giving us a new

watch their full interviews on "this week" with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right hereis our time. a flash mob of about 200 demonstrators showed up to tramp national golf club in los angeles to share how they feel about the president and his policies. they spelled out the word "resist" with their bodies on the property. the protesters are part of the group indivisible san pedro who have also been urging president trump to release his tax returns. when the group formed the word, they reportedly sang "god bless america." >>> a national movement to get president trump removed from office came to berkeley yesterday. abc 7 news was on the cal campus as the bay area chapter of refuse fascism held a mock trial against the president. protesters presented a list of alleged crimes against humanity and the planet. their goal is to mobilize millions of people. >>> weeks of training paid off yesterday for some in the east bay. abc 7 news was for the special olympics. the athletes trained for eight to ten weeks for the chance to compete. there are medals but the goal for athletes is

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i want to play what you said to george stephanopoulos. >> it sounds like from what you are saying it's possible you may have discussed the easing of sanctions? >> something may have come -- i have no recollection and there's nothing specifically that i would have done that would have given people that impression. >> but you can't say without equivocation that you didn't discuss the easing of sanctions? >> someone may have brought it up. have i have no recollection. if it was, it was not something i was offering or someone was asking for. >> it seems a little unclear. it does seem like you are changing your story. you said never one day and maybe another day. did anyone talk to you about sanctions? you were there for three days in moscow. >> anderson, listen, talking about sanctions in russia with economists is like talking about the weather. it's been such a force -- >> a lot of people talk about the weather. are you saying you talked about sanctions? >> i did not talk about changing the weather. let's put it that way. which i think was the prior conversations we have talked about. >>

imagine a world where all had you was jake tapper and george stephanopoulos and brian williams. are not going to like, this eric, i promise you that. while i readily admit the left is bias. it's nauseating. trump doesn't help himself. and the small guys on the right are just as loud. can we ever get to the point where there is some rational coverage where it's not i love trump whatever he does is great and it's not i hate trump so whatever he does sucks? rock at this guy and say why is he getting all this negative press is because of him quite frankly. watch "special report" with bret baier. pretty much split down the middle at fox alone panel alone. i didn't hear that i want to. donald trump, 80% negative. negative tone this is a harvard study i said it several times, eric, you know i said it, they don't like him. it's absolutely true. talk about. so reasons why it just so happened and there has been studies on this too, more liberal minded folk tend to go into the journalism profession. that's one thing. they tend to exspouse that there was a thyme back in the day that you cou

come in with her campaign staff, it happened with bill clinton, his communications director, george stephanopouloster four months. it happened with barack obama's first one. these are hard transitions to make from campaigning. a small, tight-knit group, to the multilevel job, the one like my cat. when the president calls and asks you to take a job, mike answer the call and did the best he could. a very turbulent environment that they are in. >> martha: pete, there has always been this divide between the inner circle, most of whom, it is worth pointing out, did not end up with a job. kellyanne conway did but if any of the inner circle, corey lewandowski, who was pushed out early on, and the newt gingrich and rudy giuliani, very close to this thing from the very beginning, did not end up in the white house. what do you think they should do now? >> i think the president obviously now has a better feel for this environment and for the job. but he recognizes now is that coming in, the democrats, the media, that the swamp, they are fighting him and not only fighting his agenda, the agenda appears to be

watch his full interview with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right here on abc7. >>> happeninge jfk library foundation will honor former president barack obama with the 2017 profile in courage award at the centennial may dinner. the event raises money to support the kennedy library's educational programs. the foundation says president obama upheld the highest standards of dignity, decency and integrity throughout his two terms in office. james taylor will perform during tonight's ceremony. >>> overseas, the boko haram islamist militant group has released 82 schools girls abducted from nost northeasternern nigeria three years ago. they'll be flown to safety today. the release comes in exchange for the freedom of several boko haram suspects who were in custody. missing. the school girls were take in april 2014 by militants who stormed a girls secondary school in chibok. the mass abduction triggered an international outcry. >>> this summer marks 20 years since the diego of princess diana. tonight, abc news is airing a special report "the last 100 days of diana," giving us a new pe

george stephanopoulos looking directly into the camera telling viewers the fate of president trump is the modern nixon takes, comey will testify. whether trump holds the white house will depend on how comey describes those notes, who congress believes, how the country responds. >> that was this morning. let's talk about last night when all of this was breaking. fox news had to tell its viewers not once but twice. >> you've tried tonight to get republicans to come out and talk to us and they are not republicans to go on camera tonight as of yet. we'll see if that changes. we have asked republicans to come on to talk about this breaking story. and we wait to see whether we can have someone on the air during this hour. >> one more bit i want to share with you. there was a new editorial in the conservative "wall street journal." the title loose lips sink presidencies. it reads in part, quote, mr. trump needs to appreciate how close he is to losing the republicans he needs to pass the agenda that will determine if he is successful. with me to discuss senior media correspondent brian stelte