george stephanopoulos, thank you very much. a reminder george as a big show this morning. and as he said he's going to go one-on-one with preet bharara for his first interview since being fired by president trump plus george will speak with jay sekulow, chief counsel, coming up later on "this week," on abc. >>> we will move on now to a deadly attack on american soldiers overseas. u.s. officials say an afghan army soldier who is being trained by our troops turned on them opening fire. >> abc's stephanie ramos is in washington with who is claiming responsibility for this attack. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: dan and paula, good morning. the taliban did not waste any time claiming responsibility for this attack. incidents like these have gone down in recent years, but this shooting rampage is bound to influence how president trump and his national security team respond to the fight in afghanistan. american soldiers ambushed in a deadly insider attack in eastern afghanistan. according to pentagon officials, an afghan army soldier aimed his weapon on u.s. service member

george stephanopoulos is standing by. we start with terry moran at the london bridge for us this morning. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, paula and dan. it happened just behind me here. about a block away. that's borough market, and beyond it london bridge. the borough market, one of the truly distinctive, festive places of this great city. and last night, terror. last night, this whole area filled with people just enjoying a summer saturday night. yet, in moments, coming face to face with terror. >> the police told us to run. >> go, go! >> it was mass panic. >> reporter: overnight, panic in the streets of london. chaos and carnage strike a summer saturday night. a deadly terrorist attack carried out in two locations. >> there was a police car. and there were sirens going off everywhere. >> reporter: the assault began shortly after 10:00 london time. a white van swerves, leaves the roadway, and starts plowing into pedestrians on the london bridge. >> we heard a crash almost. >> a loud noise. >> a lot of lo

. >> plus, tv anchor george stephanopoulos. why he is so proud of his daughter.

george stephanopoulos will anchor the coverage and we are going to stream it on the free abc7 news app. >>> and then harris will be the last person to question comey this morning. she made waves at a hearing on russia yesterday. on twitter her back and forthwith a ohio senator was more light hearted. nobody has perfected a comeback like the cavs. harris came back and replied, 3-0, dub nation. >>> on the brink of history, just one win away from sweeping the cavs to the nba finals. the warriors could go a perfect 16-0 in the playoffs. they battled the cavs in ga three last night. it was down to the final seconds secured by the crucial three-pointer by kevin durant. beautiful. breathtaking and he finished with 31 points in that game. the dubs beat the cavs, and klay thompson scored 30 points hitting six threes. he spoke with abc7 sports anchor, mike shumann, after the game. >> that was fun. >> that was fun. probably stressful for people back home, but it was fun, and man, it was exciting. no time to relax, though. we have been in this position before and it's time to get back in the drawi

george stephanopoulos will cover that starting at 7:00, and we that starting at 7:00, and we will live stream it app, and on abc7news.com. >>> and then on twitter, her back and forth went with an ohio senator was more light hearted. brown tweeted no one's perfected a calmback like the cavs, and this ain't over. harris waited until it was over and the warriors came back to beat cleveland and then came back and relied, 3-0, #dubnation. >>> just one win away from sweeping the cavs in the nba finals. >> the warriors could become the first team to go a perfect 16-0 in the playoffs and they battled the cavs in game three of the finals last night in cleveland. the dubs finally seized control with seconds to go and it was secured by that three-pointer by kevin durant. >> 118-113, and klay thompson had his best game of the series, and he talked to mike shumann after the game. >> that was fun. >> that was fun. probably stressful for people back home. it was fun, and exciting. no time to relax. it's time to get back into the drawing board and come out with great poise on friday and finish him her

now reporting, george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning, we are coming on the air because there are early reports of a shooting at a park in alexandria, virginia, where members of congress were playing baseball. we have video right now showing police coming in on the scene. that is the -- there are the helicopters coming in. reports of a shooting. one report the gunman is down. all the latest from our senior justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> reporter: well, george, we're trying to get additional information from law enforcement and rescue officials, again, early reports about a possible shooting at this baseball practice. again, we don't have additional details at this point but we are making additional calls trying to get some information. but based on

. >> george stephanopoulos will anchor coverage thursday morning at 7:00. >>> a bay area high school is in mourning tonight. coming up, the teacher who finished 38 years in the classroom on friday, only to pass away the very next day. >>> and coyote concerns. pet owners in one part of the bay area are being told to be extra vigilant. >>> the taco tuesday tweet causing an uproar before this packed city council meeting. >>> a late season storm >>> students and teachers at a high school are remembering a beloved teacher who passed away the day after he retired. eric teal was only 65 years old. he died on saturday night. he spent the last 25 years at a a high school in pleasanton. he won numerous awards, including educator of the year. he was planning to celebrate his retirement with his good friend and colleague, tom hall. >> you know, he was going to spend time with the family and we were going to spend more time on our bicycles. we were going to get paddle boards. >> teal leaves behind a wife, four children and his colleagues have set up a go fund me page to help the family. >>> dog o

george stephanopoulos will anchor the coverage tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m., right after "abc 7 mornings." >>> we he details on a parking scheme in san francisco. this man, montana le, is accused of filing dozens of fraudulent applications, all to make a profit. abc 7 news reporter loni rivera is live in the city tonight. >> reporter: yes. dmv officials estimate 2.6 million placards are allowed in california. they allow people to work in spaces like this one. but one man's case highlights a huge, growing problem with placard abuse. >> these last for two years. >> reporter: for someone with a disability, having a placard makes city parking easier. these placards were taken from people illegally using them. >> these were actually confiscated during a placard enforcement sting. >> reporter: dmv officials say fraudulent placard abuse is a huge problem. and this man, montana le, ran his own optieration. he forged a doctor's signature. >> he would submit applications for younger individuals, indicating a disability that fits somebody much older. they're criminalizing themselves by purchasing t

>>> starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. >> terror in london. >> keep moving! keep moving! >> a van slamming into multiple pedestrians. three suspects killed at the scene. >> it was mass panic. >> people running, screaming. >> the latest on this deadly attack from terry moran in lond. >>> and our exclusive interview with former national security adviser susan rice. >>> plus, showdown. just four days until the blockbuster hearing. james comey going public on capitol hill. >> we will follow the facts wherever they lead. >> did the president pressure him over the russian investigation? and, will executive prij ledge to stop him from telling all? jonathan karl and dan abrams standing by with the latest reporting. >>> and -- >> i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh not paris. >> the global backlash after trump pulls out of the paris climate accords. the head of the epa and al gore. both here live. >>> from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning. it has happened again. for the third time in three mo

george stephanopoulos will anchor the coverage tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m., right after "abc 7 morningsdetails on a parking scheme in san francisco. this man, montana le, is accused of filing dozens of fraudulent applications, all to make a profit. abc 7 news reporter loni rivera is live in the city tonight. >> reporter: yes. dmv officials estimate 2.6 million placards are allowed in california. they allow people to work in spaces like this one. but one man's case highlights a huge, growing problem with placard abuse. >> these last for two years. >> reporter: for someone with a disability, having a placard makes city parking easier. these placards were taken from people illegally using them. >> these were actually confiscated during a placard enforcement sting. >> reporter: dmv officials say fraudulent placard abuse is a huge problem. and this man, montana his own optieration. he forged a doctor's signature. >> he would submit applications for younger individuals, indicating a disability that fits somebody much older. they're criminalizing themselves by purchasing these placards. >> tha

. >> george stephanopoulos will anchor coverage thursday morning at 7:00. >>> a bay area high schoolr who finished 38 years in the classroom on friday, only to pass away the very next day. >>> and coyote concerns. pet owners in one part of the bay area are being told to be extra vigilant. >>> the taco tuesday tweet causing an uproar before this packed city council meeting. >>> a late season storm the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. - ( snaps, clatters ) that sounds awful. ( music stops ) but a lot better than last week. ( rock music playing ) ♪ we weren't born to follow. ♪ ...until we found a connection. you have the power to change your child's life. the boys town national hline can help. (tdd# 1-800-448-1433) >>> students and teachers

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george stephanopoulos will anchor our coverage tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. right after abc 7 mornings. >>> i know it is surprising a few people yesterday when i talked about grabbing your umbrella and dusting it off. we are on storm watch, even though it is june. not only do we have a chance tomorrow, our best chance at about 50%. we have another chance on saturday. a smaller chance of wet weather and that is across the north bay. so let's focus in on this storm first by talking about the storm impact scale. check this out, it is a one. it is going to be light. we have scattered showers that are going to happen, especially across the north bay and then the storm weakens as it spreads southward. so a third of an inch in the north bay to a tenth of an inch in the other neighborhoods. the difference in today and yesterday, the storm is picking up speed. have i'll more for you coming up. >>> and the countdown clock that is appearing on our street, or there it is. tonight the warriors will try to take a commanding three game lead. the switch now to cleveland and

. >>> let's bring in chief anchor george stephanopoulos. fresh off vacation. he'll be hosting "this week" later this morning. good morning, sir. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> so, this health care bill. are they going to be able to pass this thing? if they run out of republican votes can he get democrats? >> no way he can get democrats. right now, they're not there. there are at least five republican senators right now who say they cannot support the bill. from two very different camps. from conservatives and moderates who don't like the cuts in medicaid. that's the tip of the iceberg. there are many more holding back. remember, republicans can lose only two votes. that lets vice president mike pence break the tie. right now, they're far away. >> they can lose just two votes. they need a simple majority. if they can't get the votes, george, what are the next steps in the health care battle? >> who knows? is the easy answer. there's no way to know right now. if they can't get the vote in the senate, the effort to repeal obamacare is is dead. but then the

now reporting, george stephanopoulos. >> and we are coming back on the air right now because president trump's attorney marc kasowitz is about to give president trump's response, his first response to that blistering testimony this morning from james comey, the former fbi director fired by president trump on may 9th and comey testified before the intelligence committee today laying out a series of meetings he had and phone calls he had with president trump over the last several months where he detailed how he believed that president trump had asked him for a pledge of loyalty back in january, had directed him in an oval office meeting in may -- in february to let the flynn investigation go, also contradicted the president on several points saying he believes he was fired because of the russia investigation. marc kasowitz, the president's personal attorney and john, we are getting some indication of what he's going to say. john carl? >> yes. we have a draft of his statement, after i received it i was told this is simply a draft and still had gone through some edits, but the president's

. >> 10:26 this week with george stephanopoulos coming up next on 6abc. >> george will have more on then london last night here he is with a preview >> reporter: good morning, coming up on this week, another london terror attack, the third in three months. we'll talk to president obama's susan rice first interview since coming out of the discipline -- administration. james comey will he say president trump tried to interfere with the russian investigation. and former al gore coming up on this week. >> "action news" continues at noon there's a look at some of the stories we're working on for you. a warning for parents who take their children to the playgrounds. >> a set of quintuplets gets reader for the next chapter in their lives, college. >> for gray hall, chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han, we'll see you back here at noon. introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. with speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster than most people have. and, it's just $79.99 a month online for 1 year. and only $5 more per month for the seco

>> announcer: starting right now on "this week with george stephanopoulos" -- >> comey v. trump. the fbi director fired by president trump fires back in a history-making hearing. the most surprising revelation, comey leaked his conversations with trump to get a special counsel appointed. now the president's fate in robert mueller's hands. >> do you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? >> in vivid testimony comey questioned trump's character and honesty. >> those were lies, plain and simple. >> no collusion, no obstruction, he's a leaker. >> but will the president's story stand up to scrutiny from the special counsel? >> would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version of these events? >> 100%. >> and what about those tapes? >> i've seen the tweet about tapes. lordy, i hope there are tapes. >> you seem to be hinting there are recordings of those conversations. >> i'm not hinting anything. i'll tell you about it over a very short period of time. >> the key question, did trump pressure comey to end the investigation into michael f

. >> this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up at 10:20.is a make or break week for the gop effort for obama care. not all republicans on board, we'll tall to rand paul of kentucky and susan collins from main. council kellyanne conway is here and the top democrat in the senate which you can schumer will be here, as well what he will say about the 4th straight loss in the special election, a lot of coming up on this week. >> a busy show in store. "action news" continues at noon. here's some of the stories we're working on for you, candy flavors in ecigarettes and too back -- tobacco will be band to stop teen smoking. >>> and now for nydia han, alicia vitarelli, chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall, make it a great day. (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one. you'busted tail.rd. and impressed the boss. maybe, it's time to

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. >>> both democratic and republican senators on abc this week george stephanopoulos were critical of healthcare proposal. despite growing opposition to the bill, senate may call for a vote this week. >>> many spending the sunday afternoon assessing the damage from powerful storms. high winds snapped power lines, just a complete mess. today the sun is shining and people enjoyed the weather. >> reporter: actually we had things improve quickly after the storms. dewpoint is going down. we have satellite just a few clouds out there and small spotty showers that will pop up in the afternoon and early evening. 84 in philadelphia. 77 in allentown. as you head toward cape may and dover, 83. we're a little bit more humid in those spots, but most of us enjoying improvement. today's high 85. >> and "action news" continues later today small town big deal is next on channel 6. and "action news" at 6:00 p.m. continues at night, but first a 35-year-old tradition carried out by five high school buddies has gone viral. it all started back in 1982 when they posed together on a deck on the california or

and george stephanopoulos will have the coverage beginning tomorrow at 7:00 a.m., right after "abc7 mornings>>> french officials holding a special security meeting in paris to extend france's state of emergency a day after an attack outside of the noter dom. a 40-year-old man attacked police with a hammer shouting this is for syria. an officer shot the man in the leg before he was taken into custody. investigators say the suspect is a student that declared allegiance to the islamic state. >>> now a huge lawsuit after a cancelled speech by milo yiannopoulos. amy hollyfield is live on the cal campus. amy? >> reporter: good morning, natasha. this lawsuit goes after a long list of people including the uc president and the board of regions and the mayor and house minority leader, nancy pelosi. this is the plaintiff being peppered sprayed on campus when he came to here milo yiannopoulos back in february, and she believes this is because she was conservative. her first amendment rights and civil rights were violated. the speech was canceled when the protest turned violent. she is suing for $23 mill

don leman, anderson cooper, george stephanopoulos, and much more. the founders of the media equality project, good to see you both. you have this web site. we have millions of people now that have engaged in this effor effort. this is not a boycott. this is an effort -- all these efforts by the left to isolate and target conservatives, you are saying enough is enough. explain what you are doing. >> we call it, to complete this game. that's exactly what's happening. media matters for america. left-wing advocacy group has been involved in this tit-for-tat game. they have been targeting your advertisers and have done at other talk show host. it's time for conservatives to say we are not going to take this anymore. we have a grassroots game. we've had millions of people who have tweeted -- more than 4 million people have been involved in this campaign. hundreds of thousands are checking out this web site. it has gone crazy. it's the one reason and one reason only we are sick and tired of being at the end of a joke by liberals. we are fighting back now.

. >> stephen: you and your family, george stephanopoulos, and how many children, two? > stephen: do you do summary trips? >> we're big vacationers because, frankly, george works seven days a week so he takes a week at christmas and a week in the summer. we took a trip last year which permanently damaged my two children, two daughters. >> stephen: your last summer vacation. >> we took them to the galapagos islands. has anyone ever been there? ( cheers and applause ) it was my vietnam but good for you for having a good time. >> reporter: why? tore us the problems? >> i would have given anything for a tore us the problem. i don't know what a tore us the would be. >> stephen: neither to i. apparently, it itches. we think, this is going to be educational. we book it through one of those family vacation things which, by the way, just go to disney world. just don't do anything else, and we flew to ecuador and we get into this huge bus with a thousand tourists, and, which is fun. >> stephen: big bus. because my husband loves to meet new people, and we go to this dock and i see

george stephanopoulos will anchor the live coverage tomorrow morning beginning at 7:00 a.m., right herefter "abc7 mornings." >>> and then a fine by the public utility missions commission. 55,000 people were left in the doc dark. and a substation toppled over and took down the lines. and took down the lines. the citation issue >>> 5:46. dog owners are being warned dog owners are being warned about aggressive to a kay ocoyote nesting deny. wildlife experts say parents are being protective. the trail will be reopened once pupping season is over. >>> and then an update whether sfo will honor harvey himilk in new way. they are looking at naming a road that connects the terminals after milk. the decision could lead to all terminals at sfo being named after people. >> there are sometimes always issues at sfo. but we do have a chance of rain tomorrow coming our way, mike. >> yeah, something you can almost count on during the summer months because of the morning marine layer of clouds. they will let us know in about ten or 15 minutes, and i will put it out on social media if you are not with us

week president trump's counselor, kellyanne conway and rand paul are guests on this week with george stephanopoulos on 6abc. >>> a local college professor catches heat after a facebook remark about otto warmbier. >>> a girl falls from an amusement park ride and is saved by the people below. >>> temperatures are starting to cool down, humidity leaves have dropped off. feet lyings a breath of fresh air out there, that will not last, i'll let you know when the muggies return and the heat returns in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast right after this as moms, we send our kids out into the world, full of hope. and we don't want something like meningitis b getting in their way. meningococcal group b disease, or meningitis b, is real. bexsero is a vaccine to help prevent meningitis b in 10 to 25 year olds. even if meningitis b is uncommon, that's not a chance we're willing to take. meningitis b is different from the meningitis most teens were probably vaccinated against when younger. we're getting the word out against meningitis b. our teens are getting bexsero. bexsero should not be given if yo

george stephanopoulos asked kellyanne conway if he still believes global warm something a hoax. >> believes in clean air and a clean environment and he believes we have to negotiate better deals for the country and there's a balance between environmental protection -- >> i will ask you one more time, does he believe global warm something a hoax? >> you will have to ask him that. > > >> a disney is the parent company of abc7. and elon musk leaving two of the president's advisory counscils, and he said leaving paris is not good for america or the world. >>> the female engineer that sued tesla for her sexual harassment claims is out of a job. the palo alto-based company said it had no choice to fire her after a neutral third-party investigator calls her claims illegitimate. tesla says the suit is a miscarriage of justice especially as she was given engineering roles over her male counterparts when she did not have an engineering degree. >>> and then started with a bang for the warriors fans. >> for the third straight year the warriors beat the cavs in game one. kevin durant had a monster game

. >>> and in an abc news exclusive, george stephanopoulos talked to ken star, the independent counsel that investigated former president bill clinton, and star said after comey's testimony last week it's looking like a he said he said case. >> the key, though, is what, even if the president said what the director said he said, does that, in fact, constitute either obstruction of justice or another crime, and i don't think it's even close at this stage. >> you can see more of this interview coming up on "gma" after abc 7 mornings. >>> the sheriff's office is asking for your help finding a missing kayaker that was last scene on thursday morning in lake tahoe. weather conditions forced authorities to call off the search on saturday. a gofundme has been set up to fund additional search efforts. if you would like to donate, go to abc7news.com. $10,000 has been raised and that's surpassing the goal. >>> and then max harris and ghost ship founder are charged ghost ship founder are charged in the deadly december one m they are scheduled to be arraigned on thursday. >>> breaking news from the

problem, and i don't know whether he had the formal title, but in the clinton administration, george stephanopoulosfing the press in that role, although i think dee dee myers held the title. but they pulled him off and gave him the title senior adviser. but i think george felt humiliated needlessly. you know -- >> it's a similar question. >> i have to say, outside of washington and media folks, the only people -- we're the only people that care about this. out in america, they care about who the president is, but the staff, they couldn't care less. >> charles, does -- i mean, does the president have anyone but himself to blame if he's not happy with the message that's getting out? >> of course not. what these people are willing asked to do is impossible. you cannot deliver truth if the man who is talking to you is lying. so they have to try to make rational something that is not rational. they have to try to make sense of something that simply does not make sense. and they have to make him look good,continues to make himself look bad. they try to put a good face on this, so they're trying to do som

one was a surgeon with combat experience in iraq and he described trying to save scalise to george stephanopoulos this morning. >> i couldn't find an exit wound which had me concerned and we started to put pressure on the area. >> i helped to put pressure on the wound and having a physician there on the field with us was extremely important. >> you can see the rest of george's interview coming up on "good morning america" at 7:00 right after "abc7 mornings." >>> the family of the american student released by north korea will hold a conference. he arrived home on tuesday and was taken by ambulance to a hospital. his father said his son was terrorized and brutalized during a 17-month detention and has been in a coma for more than a year. they only learned about their son's condition last week. the 22-year-old is now adjusting to a different reality. >>> high wire legend and his family are back at it. >> months after members of the troop was injured during a stunt, the wife announces a new stunt. >> a death defying stunt at the famous falls with a twist. >> this is something we train for. i will not

you can watch it with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 on abc 7. >>> liftoff. the 100th liftoff from 39a as falcon and dragon take flight to the international space station. >> spacex made history yesterday when it september the first ever recycled cargo ship to the international space station and on board is a science experiment by metal students from san jose. it will help nasa scientists measure how heat and humidity behave in a micro gravity -- tp will support the deployment of four small satellites. expected to be released at 6:10 this morning. >>> hi there everyone. good morning to you. we are starting out with less fog. in fact, with that you'll notice that live doppler 7 picking up a little bit here on the peninsula. it will fill in, but not as much as yesterday. we're going to have a beautiful day today. but check it out here. our live camera from the sue tra tower. it's obscuring parts of the view in san francisco. 56 in oakland and mountain view. 55 in san jose. looking at half moon bay, 54 degrees. visibility, not much of a problem. the view from mt

he'll go one on one with george stephanopoulos.n watch the full interview at 8:00 this morning here on abc7. >>> 5:35 the time. today los angeles ends its pride weekend celebrations with the resist march. the march replaces the annual pride parade. organizers say the resist march was inspired by the women's marches that took place after president trump's inauguration. thousands of people are expected to take part in today's march. it starts at 9:00 this morning at hollywood and highland in los angeles. >>> in washington, d.c., capital pride celebrations are happening all weekend. there will be a street festival and concert headlined by miley cyrus. thousands lined the streets to watch the parade through the city. this is the 42nd year of pride celebrations in the nation's capital. >>> happening today, the bay area will celebrate pride month in san jose with the equality march and unity and pride rally. the two events give the community a chance to come together and show inclusion for diverse backgrounds. the march starts at 11:00 a

, a friend and former colleague of ousted fbi director james comey will go one on one with george stephanopoulose full interview at 8:00 this morning here on abc7. >>> the time is 6:34. today los angeles ends its pride weekend celebrations with the resist march. the march replaces the annual pride parade. organizers say the resist march was inspired by the women's marches that took place after president trump's inauguration. thousands of people are expected to take part in today's march. it starts at 9:00 this morning at hollywood and highland in los angeles. >>> in washington, d.c., capital pride celebrations are happening all weekend. there will be a street festival and concert headlined by miley cyrus. yesterday thousands lined the streets to watch the pride parade through the city. this is the 42nd year of pride celebrations in the nation's capital. >>> happening today, the bay area will celebrate pride month in san jose with the equality march and unity and pride rally. organizers say the two events give the community a chance to come together and show inclusion for diverse backgrounds. the

. >>> coming up at 8:00 on this week with george stephanopoulos, kouns already to the president, kellyanne conway and chuck schumer. >>> plus republican senators susan collins and rand paul respond to this week's health care bill draft in a sunday exclusive. special round table debate on all of this week's politics. that is this morning at 8:00. >>> well the democratic national committee came to san francisco and members pointed out just how essential the black vote is to a winning democratic ticket. abc 7 news was in oakland yesterday at the scottish wright temple for the event hosted by barbara lee. speaker said if democrats don't get 92% of the black vote, they don't win. and they accused republicans of making sure that that doesn't happen. >> they are suppressing the vote all over the country. they don't just suppress the vote because they racist, they suppress it because it's a practical matter, it's how they win. >> speakers also blamed a misguided mass incarceration policy that leans against blacks and latinos as another way to suppress votes. >>> south sacramento police are investi

. >>> coming up at 8:00 on this week with george stephanopoulos, counselor to the president, kellyanneand chuck schumer. >>> plus republican senators susan collins and rand paul respond to this week's health care bill draft in a sunday exclusive. special round table debate on all of this week's politics. that is this morning at 8:00. >>> well the democratic national committee came to san francisco and members pointed out just how essential the black vote is to a winning democratic ticket. abc 7 news was in oakland yesterday at the scottish wright temple for the event hosted by barbara lee. speaker said if democrats don't get 92% of the black vote, they don't win. and they accused republicans of making sure that that doesn't happen. >> they are suppressing the vote all over the country. they don't just suppress the vote because they racist, they suppress it because it's a practical matter, it's how they win. >> speakers also blamed a misguided mass incarceration policy that leans against blacks and latinos as another way to suppress votes. >>> south sacramento police are investigating t

kellyanne conway kept us guessing in this interview with george stephanopoulos. >> will the presidente privilege or does he want him to testify. >> we will be watching when director comey testifies. the president will make that decision. >> joining me, ted ruger, dean of university of pennsylvania law school and constitutional expert cht take me back to penn law. what is executive privilege and why do we have that? >> executive privilege is a legal relative of patient, doctor, and lawyer, client. relationships are so important and communication people have in those relationships so important and we want it to flow as freely as possible, so we're going to give it a special cone of confidentiality and privacy. so when the president asserts executive privilege, there's a special constitutional dimension to it. the president as chief executive is tasked with executing laws and the claim would go president trump is the next in a long line of presidents to make this kind of plan, that the job of the president so difficult, so complex that discussions in the white house need to be so open an

>>> this week with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> the president's tweet, i am beingtigation for possible obstruction of justice. >> are you under investigation by the fbi? >> president trump now hiring more lawyers, and fighting back, calling the russia investigation, the single greatest witch hunt in american political history. attacking the special counsel as bad and conflicted. will the president try to fire robert mueller? >> we'll ask newt gingrich. one of mueller's biggest critics. >> technically, the president of the united states cannot obstruct justice.

he actually said -- and i think this was an interview with george stephanopoulos on another network,id he doesn't own a private jet. he didn't say he doesn't ride one but he doesn't own one. and he tries to offset his carbon footprint to the maximum room possible. that's a lot of willing room there. he basically does whatever he wants. some absurd claims that they offset $100. liz: former secretary of state john kerry, he relayed the president's position on the paris treaty. he compared it to oj simpson. take a listen. >> when donald trump says to the world "well, we're going to negotiate a better deal." i mean, you know, he's going to go out and find a better deal. that's like -- i mean, that's like oj simpson saying he's going to go out and find the real killer. liz: this is the man who negotiated the questionable iran nuclear deal. is it fair for him to critique the president's deal-making abilities in that manner? >> no. donald trump made the best deal. he got out of it. sometimes walking away from the table because the premise is absurd that the united nations is going to save t