my colleague george stephanopoulos speaking with the president just minutes ago about this unpresented about the letter they both signed, and george, we watched your interview as it came in. this was really something to witness. you ask so often about trust. the president indicating to you that he does trust kim jong un, at least for now. >> at least for now. he said maybe come back in a year i'll say i made a mistake. but for now he says he trusts kim jong un. this is the room where it happened, david. look right behind me. there's the table where they signed that joint communique. there are the flags of north korea and the united states. and the president came in saying it has been a very, very intense 24 hours. said he's gone 24 hours straight no sleep at all and really was charged up. talking about this meeting with kim jong un, believing it's a historic moment. but as you said, there are a lot of questions over whether kim jong un can actually keep this commitment to complete denuclearization. the president has been very critical of the iran nuclear deal, said it's the worst deal

i think he trusts me, and i trust him. >> george stephanopoulos with the president. george asking the president how will they verify that kim is getting rid of his nukes. the president telling george they'll be working very closely with the north on that. the president saying they will allow inspectors in. americans included. >>> there was something else the president revealed today. the u.s. will halt joint military exercises with south korea. that came as a surprise to the south. the president describing those exercises as a prove indication. bob woodruff reporting from seoul where they were not expecting this. >> reporter: for president moon so much at stake. moon saying the talks set a solid foundation for peace. they were surprised by president trump's admission the u.s. will be ceasing the joint military drills. >> we will be stopping the war games, which will save us a tremendous amount of money >> reporter: the south korean defense military was caught off guard. >> the president is taking a bit of a risk by halting the u.s. south korea military exercises. thes

telling our george stephanopoulos how he plans to hold north korean leader kim jong-un to his word. but were the concessions made by the president too high a price to pay?>>> plus, the brutal tru behind kim jong-un's smiles and promises of peace. an atrocious record of human rights abuses. bob woodruff inside the hermit kingdom where the government sets the scene. >>> across the dmz, north korean defectors describe the labor camps and starvation that made them risk their lives to escape. >> trump and kim, the historic summit, will be right back. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) >>> this special edition of "nightline," "trump and kim," continues. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. president trump left his historic summit with a pledge of complete denuclearization from kim jong-un. what exactly does that mean and what good is the promise of a brutal dictator? in his first interview after saying good-bye to the north korean

let's go straight to our chief anchor george stephanopoulos with what this means. george, break it down for me. >> first of all, this is yas jti kennedy been a key swing vote on the supreme court, he has been the swing vote, the deciding justice in so many closely held 5-4 decisions. one of the few justices on a couple of cases willing to start the democrat -- justice appointed by democratic presidents on the supreme court on issues like gay rights, gay marriage, abortion, so many other key social issues. justice kennedy has been the key vote. this is setting up a massive battle for this -- for the supreme court, gives president trump a chance to put a decisive stamp on the supreme court, but you can expect democrats to look at anyone that president trump appoints to the supreme court with a close eye, with scrutiny, fighting it all the way. what they remember is that when president obama had the chance to appoint a supreme court justice in his last year, the republicans blocked it. they did not fill the vacancy. they're going to fight this hard. >> let's put up the

he was very close to george stephanopoulos. george stephanopoulos interviews donald trump in singapore at the summit. two days later, michael cohen -- george stephanopoulos has a breaking news report that michael cohen may be flipping and not sticking with his attorney. magg maggie haberman, bring in trump world. she says, we had an agreement. we don't want to hear anything about these legal fees. i think michael's view is from -- let say what we think, trump people. michael's view is i'll go the distance. let's see how this case goes. i know i'm getting indicted, but you better pay my legal fees. >> what do you think of sam's analysis there that we are hearing about cohen cooperating in strategic ways because this is cohen's last attempt? >> look, i'm not familiar with the intricacies of trump world, but that makes a lot of sense. this is a single. they can't communicate directly. this is a signal from cohen that trump's got to pardon him or else. >> on that, i was just speaking to trump lawyer jay goldberg about that, and thi

now to george stephanopoulos in singapore. he just sat down as the summit concluded. >> he learned that president trump did speak to kim jong-un before the summit, setting up the negotiations, and the president says he trusts chairman kim, will do whatever it takes to make the world a safer place. george spoke to us moments ago about that interview. >> look behind me. there's the table they signed that joint communique. there are the flags. the the president says it has been an intense 24 hours, 24 hours, no sleep at all, was really charged up, talking about the meeting with kim jong-un, believing it is a historic moment. as you said, there are a lot of questions whether kim jong-un can keep this commitment to complete denuclearization. the president has been very critical of the iran nuclear deal, says it's the worst deal ever made. one of the questions is, will this north korean deal be tougher than the iran nuclear deal. the president says it can't be any weaker. he says he believes that kim has committed to complete denucl

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once that happens, it could be a free-for-all all over again. >> george stephanopoulos, thank you for your analysis on this sunday morning. i want to remind everybody george has a big show this morning. immigration at the top of the docket. he's going to go one-on-one with senator jeff flake and congressmcongres congressman luis gutierrez, plus the power house "roundtable." all coming up on "this week." george, thank you. whit, over to you. >>> turning to the social media firestorm over an incident caught on camera. it involves a woman who appeared to call police on a young girl selling water on the sidewalk. abc's zachary kiesch has more. >> reporter: this morning, more on this san francisco woman allegedly calling the police on a young african-american girl selling water near at&t park. >> she calling police ittle gir. you can hide all you want. >> yeah. illegally selling water without a permit. >> reporter: in this instagram video posted on saturday, a mother claiming this woman called the cops on her 8-year-old daughter after demanding to see the young girl's permit for selling wa

he acknowledged that with george stephanopoulos. i trusted him in this interview, but we have to wait and see if they do complete denuclearization as they promised and we'll continue to follow it as a team. we have been on the air since world news tonight last night for much of these many hours as this unfolded, history in the making in singapore. george stephanopoulos and that interview coming up on good morning america. for many of you in the east, local news comes up next. i am david muir. thanks for spending much of the evening and overnight hours as history is made in singapore. >> this has been a special a s report from abc news. >>> david, thank you. we have been following the president's historical summit with kim jong-un there in singapore. and this signing of a deal that everybody is now quickly dissecting and trying to get answers from the president just then about what exactly some of the terms mean. >> it is only a couple of pages long but has a number of key points that they have worked out together. what a day it has

and george stephanopoulos said your christian faith, your christian faith.'s etched into stone for the rest of time. as far as competency. i guess this makes me a bad guy. when i see unemployment down into the low 4s, 3.9? i am happy we are going to have a deal with north korea. kennedy: any president would take some of those numbers whether it's the stock markets, but the other aspects of the barometer, i think any president would take that in a heartbeat. politicians love adoration. this president, if he doesn't get adoration, he wants a fight. there is one writer who is trying to crystallize the trump doctrine and ask senior writers of the white house what is the trump doctrine? >> one said no friend, no enemies. people who love the president love that. people who hate the president despise that. >> trump came home from the summit in a good position. even a lot of the people who hated him had to give a little bit. and the people loved him gave a lot. it seems he was home for a few days and he goes right into the border and he dove into things that are not

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. >> ahead of that historic face to face summit, abc news chief anchor george stephanopoulos will anchor a special edition of "this week" from singapore. he'll be joined by chief global affairs correspondent martha radda raddatz. >>> street fair season is under way in san francisco. it is the 41st annual haight-ashbury street fair. this tradition celebrates the cultural, political and social contributions to the neighborhood. thousands of people are expected to attend. the fair features more than 200 booths with food, art and jewelry. there will also be two stages with live music. the fair runs from 11:00 until 5:30 this afternoon on haight street. between masonic and stanion. >> the skies are clear, the marine layer is gone. sea breeze kicks up later on in the day. but early on, things should be pretty calm. sutro right now, temperatures are in the low 50s. we'll climb near 14 degrees or so near san francisco. average highs but the temperatures will spike for the parade on tuesday. we'll look at my extended outlook in just a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> also ahead -- the newest statio

he sat down with abc anchor george stephanopoulos for this inte >> even my rvw.ie enemies calli historic. we've done something unique. nobody met with the family, nobody at a high level. >> no president has. >> no president certainly. we've done something we're very proud of. it's a very song president trum without otto warmbier, the american students died days after being freed by north korea. he suffered severe brain damage while in captivity. the president said warmbier did not die in vain. >> there is plenty more coverage of historic summit live in si singapore coming up right after abc 7 mornings. >>> they broke a 40 year championship drought, steph, clay, dray and iggy brought ra oakland. >> then kevin durant in 2017 and another title for the warriors. when will 2018 be like. find out on abc 7 or stream it on the abc app. >> we're already on the parade route with some folks who got there early. matt keller and jessica castro live where the dubs nation celebration is about to kick of. the games are over and the cebrle niotoday. >> that's right. there's a lot of people already as the

little george stephanopoulos asked all bewildered. not a new concept or let's go back down memory lane, then candidate 2016 hot water over a gross, blatant use of information on the mom and pop bathroom closet server? many were actually arguing, thinking she was going to be elected president if she could rightly pardon herself. let's look at this headline from dan abrams law and crime website. if hillary clinton is indicted, president clinton could pardon herself and congress might be helpless. this article from "the wall street journal," "the short answer to whether the cause edition from itself pardoning is, yes, it probably does." by no means it's an honest opinion upon legal experts. that ridiculous question to giuliani came from the same guy who made a name for himself as being bill clinton's political hit man during his run for the president. this is now the spokesman and news person for "abc news." he is no peter jennings. take a look. >> i consider with facts of names and phone numbers of you who had an affair with. it's compl

the president sat down with abc news anchor george stephanopoulos forhis interview. >> even my enemies are calling it historic. the fact is we've done something very unique. nobody has met with the family, nobody at a high level. >> no president has. >> no president has certainly. we've done something that we're very proud of. it's a very strong document. >> president trump says the summit would not have happened without otto warmbier. that's the american student who died last june days after being freed from north korea. he suffered severe brain damage while in captivity. the president said warmbier did not die in vain. >> there is plenty more coverage of the historic summit live from singapore that is coming up on "gma" right after abc 7 mornings. >>> and now turning to the dubs. in 2015 the core four broke a 40-year championship drought. steph, clay, dray and iggy brought a parade back to oakland. >> then cab kevin durant in 2017 and another title for the warriors. so what will 2018 be like? you can find out starting at 10:00 a.m. here on abc 7 or stream it on our app. >> before tha

today george stephanopoulos of abc news was first to report the law firming cohen will not continue to represent him after friday of this week. most explosive is abc's reporting that "cohen now with no legal representation is likely to cooperate with federal prosecutors in new york," sources said." this development will likely hit the white house, family members, staffers and staffers hard. nbc news has not confirmed that cohen intends to cooperate but verified cohen is parting ways with his legal team. that rift according to "the new york times" concerns the payment of legal bills to his lawyers and their relative lack of experience with the federal prosecutor's office in new york. the times" also reports that mr. trump research himself has told people he is angry at mr. cohen over the messiness of the situation. but the president has indicated to allies he is worried if he push mrs. cohen away too hard, it could increase the likelihood that mr. cohen been offer information to the government. cohen has not been charged with any crimes and people familiar with the matter tell nbc news

>>> "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> the president backs down. >> we're signi an executive order. we're going to keep the families together. >> a rare reversal for trump after relentless critici. >> we will not intentionally separate children from their parents. we are better than that! >> trump's turn-about scrambled the administration, confused congress. raises new questions. reunited? where will they be kept? what does it mean for the next families who cross? and the children suffering so much trauma. we'll bring them to tom bossert the president's first homeland security expert, and our panel of experts. >> we'll go through congress. we're working on a much more comprehensive bill. >> trump now says republicans should stop wasting their time. >> it's the democrats' fault. but it wouldn't be for long. if they sat down with us the. >> is trump losing the ploliticl war? could immigration be the issue that creates his red wave come november? or will it split his own party in two? we'll ask one of the president's harshest gop critics, senator jeff flake and repr

>>> "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> trump's hard line. >> when we have the laws changed, it will be like perfecto. >> separating children from their parents at the border. >> we need a wall. we need border security. >> imposing massive new tariffs. >> we have been taken advantage of as a country for decades. by friends and enemies both. >>> slamming the fbi. after the inspector general's report. >> the ig report was a horror show. >> all this on the heels of the historic summit with kim jong-un. >> a very worthy, very smart negotiator. >> the president seems to be flying high. but the policy of separating children there their parents at the border is sparking condemnation. on north korea, say the president is lavishing too much praise on a brutal dictator. we'll take all of that to trump's controversial chief strategist, steve bannon, live, a "this week" exclusive. diving into his blunt and unfiltered thoughts on trade, the raging immigration debate. in his first live sunday interview show ever. plus, analysis from our powerhouse "roundtable." what's fact? w

abcnews has released a -- has released a few snippets with george stephanopoulos. there are some of the sentiments, i trust him and he trusts me. the special bond that the u.s. president spoke about between kim jong-un and donald trump. he believes it truly exists. add to that the body language we saw. that is something we have been analyzing closely. this is the first time a u.s. president meets with a north korean leader. there were handshakes and smiles. there was a thumbs-up from the u.s. president. very positive language from the u.s. president toward the north korean leader. he said it was an honor to be with them. and the fact that he talked about trust. this of course, this whole meeting and the series of meetings and singapore -- in singapore will give kim jong-un the legitimacy he will be looking for. bywas treated as an equal the u.s. president. the language used by the u.s. president was the same he would use in the ovalffic with a visiting head of state or head of government. he would say it is an honor to meet with kim j jong-un. he talked about a ter

the president sitting down with nbc's chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> i think he wants to denuke. that's very important. without that, there's nothing though discuss. >> not at the top of the agenda, human rights. >> i believe it's a rough situation over there, no question about it. i think ultimately we'll agree with something. >> started with historic handshake and smiles and pats on the back. president trump leading kim jong-un into that private one-on-one where he looked into his eyes and came out saying -- >> i really think it was a good meeting, a lot of progress. >> their one-on-one lasting 40 minutes ending with a signing and an invitation to the white house. >> because of the summit the two countries have overcome decades of hostilities. the follow-up is what will define this historic moment. tara palmieri, nbc news, singapore. >>> thousands of korean americans in the bay area are hoping for a unified korea again. they are hoping president trump and kim jong-un's meeting will result in meaningful change. >> my 93-year-old mother, it is her ardent wish they reunify before

. >>> "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> the president's defense. >> it's a pure witch hunt. right now, it's a pure witch hunt. >> a breaking new report from "the new york times" reveals the trump team's private communications with robert mueller. 20-page letter says the president cannot be compelled to testify. cannot obstruct justice in the russia investigation. does that sweeping executive power mean the president is above the law? that question this morning for the president's lead attorney, rudy giuliani. and analysis from legal experts dan abrams and chris christie. >>> the historic summit with north korea back on track. >> the big deal will be on june 12th. >> after an oval office meeting with a top aide to kim jong-un. >> i really think they want to do something. and if it's possible, so do we. >> president trump says the singapore summit is the first step. what will it take to make it a success? can kim jong-un live without nuclear weapons? can president trump live with anything else? tom bossert and bill richardson join our discussion. plus our powe

george stephanopoulos and david muir are anchoring from singapore. "nightline" airs immediately after jimmy kimmel live. >>> streets are blocked off. restaurants are stocked up. exactly 12 hours away now from the warriors championship parade. lilian kim is live in oakland, a city ready to celebrate. >> dan, i'm on 11th street. the parade will begin here, then head down broadway. if previous years are any guide, a million people will be lining the streets. crews are getting ready for the big parade, setting up barricades and fences throughout downtown oakland. many warriors fans know exactly where to position themselves. >> it's always good to get where they're turning because they spend a little more time going around. you get multiple angles. i've been here every year. >> but this year will be different there will be no rally at the end of the parade route. instead, the emphasis will be on the parade itself, which is being build as more interactive. players, who will be given mega phones, will have a chance to engage with fans. julie lowe and amy co

george stephanopoulos hosts "this week" from singapore in the morning and in the evening, dade muir brings us this broadcast, "world news tonight" from the summit. >>> as we reported president trump did depart the g7 early, leaving behind festering tensions with our closest allies. that rift on full display in this photo. the president, his arms crossed, seated, surrounded by the world leaders that's he now feuding with. he said their relationship is a solid 10, but is it really? abc's david wright is following this diplomatic drama in quebec city. >> reporter: today, president trump turned up late for a working session on gender equality. finally tiptoeing in the meeting already well under way. later, pictured arms crossed. seated, surrounded by his g7 colleagues. a sharp contrast to these images from friday of the world leaders trying to put on a united front. but the president threw down the gauntlet just before leaving quebec, telling reporters he'll cut off trade with any nation that doesn't stop what he considers to be unfair trade practices. >> it's not a question if i hope it chang

when george stephanopoulos goes one-on-one with senator jeff flake and representative luis gutierrez. >>> next to severe storms and the threat, that funnel cloud in northern georgia, some seven reported tornadoes ripping across at least four states, damaging winds slamming across the south, like there in the south, like there in alabama. a system bringing blinding rains and high winds. some 40 million people in the threat zone tonight. sam champion with the latest. >> reporter: tonight, over 200 reports of severe weather across the country. with millions of people from colorado to virginia bracing for possibly more overnight. >> that, folks, right there that's it. >> reporter: since friday, seven reported tornadoes in four different states. these clouds swirling and spinning in alabama just miles from where an ef-2 tornado demolished these mobile homes. winds up to 30 miles per hour launching furniture yards away. residents salvaging whatever they can from the wreckage. storm cloudsindaylight over georgia. lightning erupting over i-40 in oklahoma. torrential rain downing trees and dam

i was delighted to see him on george stephanopoulos. he's a television star. there is no need for him to be sticking to one network for a few anchors. let's go the full spectrum of people. there are a lot of moderates and independent who love what the president is doing in the country. and he need those people if he wins an electoral landslide. if he gets an electoral landslide in 2020. he'll have a larger mandate the next four years. he's totally capable of doing it. howie: i interviewed donald trump during the campaign. he has a standing invitation to come on this program. coming up, a look at our angry media culture from peter fonda's reprehensible comments about the first f howie: peter fonda may be a legendary actor, but his tweets about barron trump were unhinged. he said sarah sanders should have her children taken away, and kirstjen nielsen should be put in a cage naked and be whipped by passersby. these peter fonda tweets are so vulgar could it permanently mar his reputation? >> i think it could. and it's ammunition for people on the right, roseanne b

now we have our media politics and our own george stephanopoulos is who i think the same way according to what they're supposed to think if we are to become part of that class. the entire russia collusion event which happened not long after the book is a morally narcissistic idea. they all wanted there to be collusion but there was no collusion. if there's no collusion there the worst detectives on the planet. it feels like it's been going on for a century with no evidence of collusion whatsoever. when obama talked about collusion we saw it on television. is that i will be easier on this one. there is no evidence. there's lots of things you can say that about trump. but that is not one of them. but with moral narcissist and you have to think a certain way. therefore the entire media, even the front pages of the wall street journal spent the last year taking weeks and investigating something that was not in existence. that is moral narcissism. your part of the club. you are a respected person if you believe this. there's a line in the book it was from a great writer, one of the greatest

comey on with george stephanopoulos. it asks about the chain of command and sending that letter right before the election. it's a full screen. i'm sorry. he was asked if asked you would you have sent the letter? [laughing]. i'm sorry. given what the ig said. he believes in the chain of mand. >> it's moot at this point. he sent the letter and didn't ask. >> laura: no! >> it was issue driven. depending on the issue, he believed in chain of command. >> laura: fantastic panel. up next comey's only moral fitness after what we learned today. don't go anywhere. >> this program is brought to you by: we had long deployments in iraq. i'm really grateful that usaa was able to take care of my family while i was overseas serving. it was my very first car accident. we were hit from behind. i called usaa and the first thing they asked was 'are you ok?' they always thank you for your service, which is nice because as a spouse you serve too. we're the hayles and we're usaa members for life. see how much you could save with usaa by bundli

george stephanopoulos's place, they avoided covering strzok at all.guy at the center of the 1biggest corruption scandal in american history. we know one of the most central figures was the anti-trump fbi agent peter strzok. they doubt if he will testify. we showed you a detailed timeline last night on peter strzok and his girlfriend lisa page. page.1 strzok protected hillary from known felonies. remember strzok was the lead 11agent in her case. that's under investigation and then tapped for the lead role in the fbi's trump-russian investigation rendering illegitimate mueller's investigation. he cleared hillary who committed one felony after another and worked against donald trump and tried to destroy him. tried to destroy him.11 that was all in the context of a presidential election. that sounds like a big deal to me in a lot of different ways. as he is trying to protect hillary clinton, isn't it interesting that it didn't work out. out.1 out.111 we scroll forward. strzok was the lead agent in hillary's server investigation. nobody in the media tells

i was delighted to see him on george stephanopoulos. he's a television star.icking to one network for a few anchors. let's go the full spectrum of people. there are a lot of moderates and independent who love what the president is doing in the country. and he need those people if he wins an electoral landslide. if he gets an electoral landslide in 2020. he'll have a larger mandate the next four years. he's totally capable of doing it. howie: i interviewed donald trump during the campaign. he has a standing invitation to come on this program. coming up, a look at our angry media culture from peter fonda's reprehensible comments about the first family to actors and producers taking aim at fnc. ll . are you in good hands? you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. add-on advantage. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla.

president trump told george stephanopoulos yes. president trump: he knows no other president could have done this. he knows the presidents. he knows who we had in front of me. he said no other president this. i think he trusts me, and i trust him. kennedy: a lot of experts sceptical because in the past north korea has lied to us. is it good for the president to cozy up him so early in this relationship? gordon chang is here. what do you think of some of the president's word about kim jong-un. do you think he really trusts the leader of north korea. >> i don't think so. president trump has this america first notion. meansvery country itself. you just assume other countries are not trustworthy and their leaders will lie to you because they will defend their own interests. some of the language from president trump is a little over the top. especially with kim jong-un, a family that has been horrific for decade. but i think kim jong-un, murderous dictator gets one president trump said hehanged. one shot to do this. maybe he'll and we'l

comey on with george stephanopoulos. it asks about the chain of command and sending that letter right before the election. it's a full screen. i'm sorry. he was asked if asked you would you have sent the letter? comey, says, no, i'm sorry. [laughing]. i'm sorry. given what the ig said. anyone want to respond to that? he believes in the chain of mand. >> it's moot at this point. he sent the letter and didn't ask. >> laura: no! >> it was issue driven. depending on the issue, he believed in chain of command. >> laura: fantastic panel. you are all all stars in my hea heart. do you remember this one? up next comey's only moral fitness after what we learned today. don't go anywhere. >> laura: do you remember how we were told time and again that it was president trump damaging the integrity of our cherished institutions? >> is the president threatening the long-standing independence of the justice department. >> his campaign to undermine the russian investigation and the department of justice and fbi. >> the justice department

you can watch it on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right here on abc 7. >>police in indiana are investigating a shooting that has killed the brother of a sacramento kings basketball player. roger randolph. brother zack randolph was shot and killed early yesterday morning outside a bar about 60 miles from indianapolis. investigators don't know what led up to the shooting but don't think it was a random attack. police have not identified any suspects and so far no arrests have been made. >>> new developments about a plan to create a citywide broadband internet service for all sacramento business and residences. the project will not be moving forward. the examiner reports outgoing mayor mark fehr ril will not -- a poll shows the project 2/3 were needed to pass. they will continue to research how market conditions and construction would affect such a project. >>> this might make you feel guilty for buying your dad a die for father's day. a florida woman gave her father a kidney. he desperately needed a kidney transplant after the one he received four years ago w

. >> you saw rudy on "this week with george stephanopoulos" this morning. >>> and a dog was found deads cage during a stopover in detroit. daria is here with this response from the airline. >> reporter: a family looking for answers as to what killed their pomeranian during a cross-country flight on delta airlines. >> we want to know what happened to our dog. the dog is not a pet, he's a family member. >> 8-year-old an hand drove was traveling in a kennel inside the plane's cargo hold on a flight he was checked over at 6:00 a.m. in detroit and was fine. but before talking off for newark, they received a phone call instead. they have until 5:00 on friday to pick up a dog, but he requested more time traveling to the area on friday. i asked to see the dog, see alejandro. they won't let me see alejandro and ordered me off the property. i left. >> reporter: their attorney also represented another family whose french bulldog died while on a united flight this past march after a flight attendant in his carry carry-on case. 56 569,000 animals airplane over the last year. now they are making sur

he is not george stephanopoulos. he is not the john berman.would expect him to do exactly what he did. and the degree of which -- he was not president back then. he was warning everyone now what he is doing now is what he was going to do. you had a late night comedian who had a guest on and that's what comedians do. >> it all falls along party lines. >> he's human but do we know the hair is human? >> that's a fine tease there. we will get to that. stay with us until we get there. >> good segue to north korea. >> i think it can work well. >> mike pompeo says he's ready to give the north concrete steps towards denuclearization. will that country abide? stick around. i mean wish i had time to take care of my portfolio, but.. well, what are you doing tomorrow -10am? staff meeting. noon? eating. 3:45? uh, compliance training. 6:30? sam's baseball practice. 8:30? tai chi. yeah, so sounds relaxing. alright, 9:53? i usually make their lunches then, and i have a little vegan so wow, you are busy. wouldn't it be great if you had investments that worked

george stephanopoulos / abc interview:"do you and the president's attorneys believe the president hasrudy giuliani, pres. trump's attorney:"he pro -- he's not but he probably does. he has no intention of pardoning himself but he probably..."not only do fellow republicans disagree.sen. charles grassley, (r) chairman, judiciary "if i were ent of the united states and i had a lawyer that told me i could pardon myself, i think i would hire a new lawyer." back in the 1970's, the justice department wrote just before the resignation of richard nixon that a president cannot pardon himself, adding "no one may be a judge in his own case."the white house also sidestepped questions about its own explanations for donald trump junior's meeting at trump tower with a russian attorney offering dirt on hillary clinton.at the time both the president's lawyer and sanders said mr. trump did not dictate a response to the new york times about the meeting.jay sekulow, pres. trump's attorney:"that was written, no that was written by donald tmp jr. and i'm sure with coultation with s lawyer. that wasn't writte

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liceay oerndftfit-deee he ope the gssorewsroo across the hall from the newsroom spoke with george stephanopoulos on "gma" about what he heard. >> it was more than a noise. i could feel it in my chest and so i leaned out -- i leaned out from my desk as i often do to look out into the hall and into the "capital gazette" office. the door was gone. it had been shattered. it was in a million pieces on the ground in the hallway and there was a man. there was a man who was holding a shotgun, a black shotgun. he had it up. he had it braced against his chest and he was moving through the lobby. >>> you can see this entire interview at 7:00 a.m. right here on abc 7. keep up to date on this developing story with the abc 7 news app. we sent a push alert shortly after the shooting yesterday. it is free to download in the app store. >>> we're expecting new details about the violent end to a 43-year-old cold case murder. 72-year-old steve crawford killed himself yesterday in san jose as police knocked on his apartment door. new dna testing linked crawford to the 1974 stanford chapel murder in the death of arli

telling our george stephanopoulos how he plans to hold north korean leader kim jong-un to his word.an rights abuses. bob woodruff inside the hermit kingdom where the government sets the scene. >>> across the dmz, north korean defectors describe the labor camps and starvation that made them risk the

telling abc's george stephanopoulos exclusively. >> i do trust him, yeah, now will i come back to you in a year and you'll be interviewing and i'll say gee i made a mistake. that's always possible. >> north korea said they are completed to complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. in exchange the president guaranteeing security. the deal not dissimilar to past agreements in 2005, five other countries including the u.s. and south korea agreed to provide aid to pyongyang in exchange for an end the nuclear efforts. but just a year later, the north tested their first nuclear weapon. and while the president maintains. >> we have haven't given up anything. >> there is no verification. outlined in the deal as all. the the u.s. will be ending the joint south korea military preparedness dreels. the president calling the drills. >> we are stopping the war games they are spremly expense disbelieve even though no mention of human rights even though a u.n. report found the prison camps rampant with rape and execution the president pitched tour imcomplete with a hollywood style trailer. >>

you can catch the full interview at 8:00 this morning on this week with george stephanopoulos here on. >>> police in indiana are investigating a shooting that has killed the brother of a sacramento kings basketball player. roger randolph. brother of zack randolph was shot and killed early yesterday morning outside a bar about 60 miles from indianapolis. investigators don't know what led up to the shooting but don't think it was a random attack. police have not identified any suspects and so far no arrests have been made. >>> new developments about a plan to create a citywide broadband internet service for all san francisco residents and businesses. the project will not be moving forward. it's been put on hold. the examiner reports outgoing mayor mark ferrell will not -- to fund the project. he had until tuesday to do that. the project is short of the 2/3 need today pass. they will continue to research how market conditions and construction would affect such a project. >>> this is bound to make you feel guilty for buying your dad a tie for father's day. a florida woman gave her father

george stephanopoulos and martha raddatz are on the ground in singapore, and we'll begin with george. george, set the scene for us. what are the stakes heading into tomorrow's face to fac we use the phrase, making history an awful lot. in this case, it is absolutely true. we have never seen an american president sit down, a sitting american president, sit down with a north korean leader, and the stakes are high because the stakes are nuclear war. if this works out, if this meeting works out well, we could have a situation where north korea starts to talk about restricting its nuclear weapons and starts to enter the modern world, but if it does not work out, there may be few options left short of military action. that is why the stakes are so high, and it's coming off, you know, you talk about unpredictable -- coming off that meeting with the g7, martha, where the president even as he is reaching out to our enemies, is having a huge break with our allies. thank goodness our allies are united on the issue of north korea. >> reporter: they are all united on the issue of north korea, and

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. >>> and you saw rudy giuliani there with george stephanopoulos.and talk about the memo. that airs at 8:00 this morning followed by abc 7 news at 9:00. >>> and another dog has died on a plane. this time on a delta airlines flight from phoenix to newark. the dog was found dead in his cage during a stopover in detroit. abc news reporter daria has the report and response from the airline. >> reporter: a family looking for answers as to what their paomeranian on a flight with delta airlines. >> we want to know what happened to our dog. he was not a pet, he was a family member. >> he was on a flight from phoenix to newark. he was checked during a stopover in detroit at 6:00 a.m. and was fine. but before taking off for newark, alejandro was found dead. >> the delta personnel contacted the dog's owner and explained to them what had happened. >> reporter: delta initially gave the family's attorney until 5:00 on friday to pick up the dog but he requested more time traveling to detroit on saturday. >> i did go to the delta cargo where supposedly alejandro, t

the president told our friend george stephanopoulos in an interview this morning that he doesn't think any other president could have pulled off this meeting. listen to what he said. >> he trusts me, i believe. i really do. he said openly and he said it to a couple of reporters that were with him that he knows that no other president ever could have done this. no other -- he knows the presidents. he knows who we had in front of me. he said no other president could have done this. i think he trusts me and i trust him. >> i trust him. what ground has kim in north korea over the last several decades given the united states to trust them going forward? >> they've broken every previous agreement negotiated by presidents, democratic and republican presidents, so they're track record is not good. trump has confidence that he brings a certain strength to the table, that those presidents did not. that said, if you compare based on the specificity of past agreements, this has none of that specificity and if you compare with what the u.s. -- granted this is the beginning of the negotiation. let's

. >> coming up at 7:00 a.m., george stephanopoulos will lead the discussion. >> on to a controversial tax that could have an impact here in the bay area. seattle city council repealed the so-called head tax less than one month after passing it. this is video of the meeting. the tax would charge companies by the number of employees it has. that means amazon and starbucks, both based in seattle, would have paid a massive amount of money. they strongly criticized the tax that would generate millions and would in part help fight the city's homeless crisis. mountain view and cupertino have discussed the same proposal. >>> investors have high hopes in the electric scooter industry. bird is raising more funding and about to hit a $2 billion valuation. the company raised $150 million and hit a $1 billion valuation just weeks ago. bird scooters are temporarily off the streets in fran while a permit system is worked out. >>> raising a child is expensive. with the high cost of housing in the bay area, fewer millennials are having children. birth rates dropped the most in counties where home valu