george stephanopoulos and mark zuckerberg one-on-one. with the first presidential primaries less than a year away is the tech giant ready? >> some of the most advanced systems of any company or government in the world for preventing the tactics russia and now other countries as well have tried copying what russia did in 2016. the reality is there's not a single thing that we can do and say, all right, we paceo now thy to interfere. to happen again? >> what i can guarantee is they're definitely going to try. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m., zuckerberg weighs in on everything from the new zealand shooting to screen time for children. >>> also new this morning, another hint the mayor of south bend, indiana, will announce his presidential campaign soon. >> he spoke in an exclusive interview also on "gma." >> making a big announcement, the kind of announcement you only get to make once. >> you're not going to make it here? >> i'm looking to gather as many people as want to be part of it in south bend. >> the mayor released this teaser vid

. >>> also this morning, mark zuckerberg's exclusive interview with george stephanopoulos. a plan to end free parking in one local city and celine dion's big announcement. a lot of news. and that's the way it is. good morning on this thursday, april 4th. you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. here is meteorologist lisa argen. >> we do have rain to talk about, wet pavement, some isolated showers, but a 1 tomorrow will bring the moderate rain. right now the moisture is mainly offshore but there is a little bit of mist and drizzle keeping the roadways wet and up to the north around ukiah you can see some of the scattered shower activity. heading out the door it's mild, mid and upper 50s, grab the umbrella. you may need it throughout the afternoon with a few showers. temperatures will be mild and we will see more cloud cover in the east bay and the south bay today. we will be looking at more rain as we get towards midday tomorrow. sue? >>> a good commute here. traffic is flowing nicely up to the high rise and over to foster city for about an 18

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"this week with george stephanopoulos" coming up right here on abc news.ings. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm chris nguyen. the dream machine show in half moon bay. the event is in its 29th year. plenty of trains, cars and boats on display. tricked out trucks and historic military aircraft. new this year, robotics teams are showing off a special display. the show runs from 4:00 to 10:00 today at the half moon bay airport. >>> also happening today, one of the earliest street fairs of the season taking place in san francisco. it's the annual glenn park festival. live music, local artists, vendors and a raffle. kids can take part in the arts and activities area and the fair helps to raise money children's programs. this runs from 10:00 to 4:30 this afternoon. >>> turning to weather now and the accu weather forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> our cooling trend continues. here's a look from mt. tam. the marine layer deeper this morning and burns back to the shoreline. 53 in mountain view and half moon bay partly gray and highs in the low to mid-50s. the

privacy will be one of the topics of discussion this morning when george stephanopoulos sits down withacebook ceo mark zuckerberg. that exclusive interview coming up on "good morning america." >>> plan on paying more to fill up your tank at least for a few more weeks. the national average for a gallon of regular is now 2.70. that's up 28 cents in the last month. some analysts say prices could rise another 5 cents this week alone. they say demand for oil has been higher than expected amid the conflicts in venezuela and iran. >>> it may be the turn of the next century before all the crumbling bridges across the country can be repaired. a new report says at the current rate of progress, it will take 80 years to fix the bridges considered structurally deficient. more than 600,000 of them fall into that category including the brooklyn bridge. >>> police in fresno, california, are looking for a man who was caught on camera at this store stealing a chainsaw by stuffing it down his pants. there he goes. >> yeah. >> then used his jacket to try to disguise it and walks out. they say he took off

"this week with george stephanopoulos" is next. i've slain your dreaded dragon.m what doth thou desire? my lord? hey good knight. where are you going? ♪ ♪ climbing up on solsbury hill ♪ grab your things, salutations. coffee that is a cup above is always worth the quest. nespresso. tis all i desire. did thou bring enough for the whole kingdom? george: nespresso, what else? >> just another notion that's unworthy of the presidency of the united states. >> as more migrants flood the border. it's now a genuine crisis. as president trump demands extra legal actions resisted by his own administration. democrats condemn the moves. but can he come up with effective policies? that debate with white house press secretary sarah sanders and the house democrat in charge of homeland security, bennie thompson. >>> and attorney general william

>> announcer: "this week with george stephanopoulos" starts right now. >>> biden jumps in. >> we're in the battle for the soul of this nation. >> the taunts from president trump. >> can you imagine sleepy joe? >> and tricky questions from his past. >> i think what she wants you to say is i'm sorry for the way i treated you, not for the way you were treated. >> i'm sorry the way she got treated. i don't think i treated her badly. >> the former vp's long history gives him a leg up in our brand-new poll but his age and experience also a challenge for primary voters demanding change. can he break away from a crowded pack for the chance to take on president trump? and trump stonewalls congress. >> the subpoena is ridiculous. we're fighting all the subpoenas. >> as democrats debate impeachment. >> impeachment is one of the most divisive forces. we're not threaty. >> i believe we need to get rid of this president. >> he has made it pretty clear he deserves impeach many. >> we tack it all with our powerhouse roundtable. legal experts dan abrams and alan dershowitz and democratic congressman ji

. >>> "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> oversight showdowns. >> we're not walking away just because you say no. >> democrats demand trump's taxes. >> i'm under audit. >> baloney. audits don't take forever. >> security clearance answers. >> the system at the white house is so dysfunctional. >> and the full mueller report. >> that's imperative. nothing else will substitute. >> the white house figing back on all fronts. but the attorney general's edited version of the mueller report due this week. the next in a series of showdowns that could go all the way to the supreme court. ahead, jay sekulow from the president's legal team and two key democrats. at the center of the investigations. >>> plus, the president backs off the border closing. >> we're going to give them a one-year warning. >> puts off health care. >> i will be asking that this be my first vote immediately after the election. >> as joe biden plays defense. >> i'm sorry i didn't understand more. i'm not sorry for any of my intentions. i'm not sorry for anything i have ever done. >> biden's up close and per

sunday, sanders telling george stephanopoulos -- >> logistically, there were a lot of challenges and it didn't make sense to move forward. the idea did not go further. >> not just logistically. legally. >> the president likes it. >> reporter: the idea floated first in november and then again in february. friday the president himself pushing it. >> they want more people in their sanctuary cities. well, we'll give them more people. >> reporter: then doubling down tweeting saturday, the u.s. has the absolute legal right to do so. the chair of the house homeland security committee doesn't agree. >> do you see any way to do that legally? >> no, i don't. before donald trump took office, we had a situation that was manageable. >> reporter: as leaders for those communities from chicago to california react. >>hey're seattle and this region will stand up against a president who divides america. >> reporter: and what still can't clear is how this will work toward the president's ultimate goal of deporting those who come across the border illegally. as studies show, sanctuary cities work the way

you'll hear what he tells george stephanopoulos tomorrow morning on "good morning america". it starts at 7:00 a.m. right here on abc 7. >>> we had some showers this morning. let's see if we have anymore that lined up. >> i think we might. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> we have to keep it going. we'll continue on with the wet pattern, but we'll ease you into it as we head into tomorrow. a live picture from our mt. tamalpais camera. yes, we have enough moisture that we're going to be dealing with this tomorrow morning during the commute. some foggy areas there. a live doppler 7, we'll show you there's plenty of cloud cover, even a few sprinkles showing up across parts of the bay area. we had some showers this afternoon on the peninsula. santa cruz camera, well, there aren't too many people at the beach. clouds are stacked up. here's a look at your temperatures. upper 50s from san francisco to oakland. san jose, you're at 62. 61 in morgan hill. and a lovely view from our south beach camera. we're seeing some sun trying to peek through all the clouds.

george stephanopoulos asking facebook ceo mark zuckerberg if they're ready. >> we need to make sure that our systems stay ahead of the sophisticated bad actors who are just always going to try to game them. and that's just part of the dynamic that we're in and we need to invest more to stay ahead. >> looking ahead to 2020, are you ahead right now? >> i'm confident in where we are now. we've learned a lot since 2016, where obviously we were behind where we needed to be on defenses for nation states trying to interference. >> zucker berg with george on "gma," saying facebook now has better collaboration with law enforcement, election officials and the intelligence community. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. road rage in america. the 10-year-old daughter killed. the father with his family in the car. authorities say they were followed home by another driver who then opened fire on the family. >>> there's also news coming in tonight about the search for a missing teacher and mother here in the new york city area. the discovery tonight inside a storage

george stephanopoulos challenged her on that regarding the statement with the 2016 meeting at trump tower>> he weighed in on the statement. i know there were changes made ultimately. but the big question -- >> sarah, that's just not what happened. you said the president didn't dictate the statement. the president's lawyer said that he did dictate the statement. >> my understanding at the time was that he weighed in. >> had well, sanders stopped holding daily media briefings last year. so far there have been two. we have complete mueller coverage on our website. you can read the full report as well responses and political analysis. >>> christians around the world marking good friday. pope francis led mass today at st. peter's basilica. the pope presided over the the t service. good friday is the most solemn day in the catholic church, marking the crucifixion of jesus christ. it was broadcast around the world. >>> and obviously, easter masses have been canceled at notre dame cathedral in the wake of the fire. services have been moved to different locations and the relics that were saved wil

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you can watch the full interview on "this week" with george stephanopoulos right here on abc 7. >>> time now 5:31. politicians personal requests may have hampered firefighter efforts. they had to check on so many addresses belonging to political figures that they couldn't focus on putting out the fire. l.a. fire responded yesterday saying the request did not interfere with protecting lives or property. the claims upset malibu's mayor whose home burnt down in the fire. >> sad if somebody put their position above the general population. my feeling would be, you shouldn't be doing that. if you did, shame on you. my situation was different. i lost my home and i was hospitalized during the event. >> the woolsy fired destroyed more than 1,600 structures. >>> an uber passenger was shot to death by a fellow passenger. the driver picked up the two men at an intersection. it's not clear if the victim and shooter knew one another. the driver went a mile before pulling over in a parking lot to call 911. >> as he picked up one individual, the individual sat in the rear passenger side of the suv while

you can watch the full interview on "this week" with george stephanopoulos right here on abc 7. >>> politiciansrequest may have hampered firefighting efforts in the deadly woolsey fire. a report claims that emergency responders had to check on so many addresses belonging to political figures that they couldn't focus on putting out the fire. the "times" cited an after action report calling the request a distraction. saying the request did not interfere with lives or property. the claims upset malibu's mayor who lost his home in the woolsey fire. >> it would be sad if somebody put their position above the general population. so my feeling would be you shouldn't be doing that. if you did, shame on you. my situation was different. i lost my home. and i was hospitalized during the event. >> the woolsey fire killed four people and destroyed more than 1,600 structures. >>> a manhunt is on after an uber passenger was shot to death by a fellow passenger. this happened in houston after the driver picked up the two men at an intersection. it's not clear if the victim and shooter knew one another. the driv

george stephanopoulos will anchor live special coverage when that happens. >>> developing news in taiwan magnitude earthquake damaged a building in taipei. >> the quake was centered about 70 miles away on the east side of the island. it overturned furniture in homes and offices and one landslide along the east coast. one multistory building was reported to be leaning against a building next door. a few minutes ago people gathered in san francisco to mark the anniversary of the great 1906 earthquake. >> it struck at 5:12 in the morning, 113 years ago today. [ sirens sound ] >> the ceremony was held at lotta's fountain on market street. it was a meeting spot for families after the 1906 earthquake. it was a 7.9 magnitude quake. fires burned in the city for days afterward and thousands died. >>> happening now, france paying tribute to the men and women who saved notre dame cathedral from collapse. more than 400 firefighters battled flames for nine hours monday to save the 12th century landmark. they are the guests of honor at a gathering hosted by french president emmanuel macron. the city w

george stephanopoulos knows what it's like to be on that podium d be held accountable for what you sayhe served as drekirector of communicionsor president bill clinton. >>> the mueller report also touched on a murder case here in washington. special counsel blame wikileaks for promoting the conspiracy theory about democratic national committee staffer seth rich. remember him? he was shot and killed in d.c. in july of 2016. the report says wikileaks iclsely employed that r was the source of leaked dnc emails and that's why he was killed. d.c. police have long said rich died during aandom robbery attempt. a former spokesman for the rich family released a statement today. here's wha tthey had say assange did untold damage to a grieving family. it went on to say, quote, yesterday's report proved assange is a monster. not a j >>> ride share drivers should get minimum wage. that's the recommendation from a new study out of georgetown university. researchers followed local uber drivers for this two year study and as news 4 markegraves reports, both the driver and the researchers say local gov

you can watch the full interview on "this week with george stephanopoulos" at 8:00 abc7. >>> thousandsre celebrating the bengali new year. this was the scene yesterday in daca, bangladesh. colorful floats and drummers filled the streets for a parade. the biggest cultural telephone. the new year is tomorrow -- cultural parade. the new year is tomorrow. families prepare a number of delicacies to welcome the new year. ♪ >> tens of thousands of people filled st. peter's square for palm sunday mass. marks the beginning of holy week. pope francis blessed palm fronds and olive branches. in his homily, the won't warned against being too full of one's self. this after he vowed the church would never again cover up child sex abuse. >>> to new details from minnesota. court records indicate the suspect accused of tossing a 5-year-old boy off a balcony in the mall of america had been banned twice from the shopping center. >> reporter: a 5-year-old boy fighting for his life after authorities say this stranger, 24-year-old emmanuel aronda, flu him from the third floor of the mall of america. >> we ha

you can watch the full interview on "this week with george stephanopoulos" at 8:00 right here on abc7s are celebrating the bengali new year. this was the scene yesterday in daca, bangladesh. colorful floats and drummers filled the streets. it's the biggest cultural festival. the new year is tomorrow, people dress up, hold prayers, and take part in rituals and prosessions the entire day. families prepare delicacies to welcome the new year. ♪ >>> tens of thousands of people filled st. peter's square for a palm second mass. it marks the beginning of holy week. pope francis blessed palm fronds and olive branches. in his homily, the pope warned against being judgmental and too full of one's self. that includes authorities in the catholic church. this comes after he vowed the church would never again cover up child sex abuse. >>> new details from minnesota. court records indicate the suspect accused of tossing a 5-year-old boy off a balcony in the mall of america had been banned twice from the shopping center. abc news with more. >> reporter: a 5-year-old boy fighting for his life after aut

strong words she shared with abc's george stephanopoulos this morning. >>> what's in the air?bay schooling is planning after dozens of teachers and students started feeling sick. >>> and an instagram world where the number of likes don't matter. can you imagine? >> what? >> social nwo making the change. >> what's the point of posting? >> we'll discuss it. >> no validation for your selfie, mike. >> my self-esteem meter just -- >> you get thousands of likes every time you post. >> i wish that were true.oesbos. but anyway, it's friday. >> some weekend pictures coming up. >> that will be fun especially the kids out in the yard looking for eggs. i'll be looking for some warmer weather after tomorrow. right now i'm watching fog along the coast pushing across the golden gate and now making it to berkeley and emeryville and spreading along the east bay shoreline. it hasn't taken over san francisco. a gorgeous shot of downtown from the exploratorium at pier 15. mild they are morning, 47 to 54. the sea breeze keeps the coast in the 50s today. we'll reach the 70s at noon and stay in the

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you can watch the full interview with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 right here on abc. >>> time now is argen and our bay area forecast. >> if you live in the north bay, it's the same old, same old. but elsewhere, plenty of cloud cover and we will get into a brighter afternoon. but live doppler 7, the moisture underneath our radar, and so it was called low-level moisture. but you can see plenty of clouds streaming in from the west. so we have high, mid-level clouds, even wringing out a few showers north of the golden gate. and it's going to take throughout the morning and the afternoon for that cloud cover to thin out. 58 degrees in belmont, san mateo is in the upper 50s, so is san francisco. 59 in oakland. so muggy to mild out there, with 50s and that moisture north. here's a live look at emeryville, where temperatures today will be on the mild side. and we're hoping to get some sun, but another system on the heels of this one will cloud us up, as soon as tomorrow. so north bay showers, partly cloudy for the rest of you this afternoon. and then the clouds increase with possible showers

. >> announcer: here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning. welcome to "this week." it was the defining issue of his first white house run. but as the president gears up for 2020, his promise to secure america's southern border is a promise unfulfilled. no wall paid for by mexico. no stemming the flow of migrants to our border. the numbers are growing by the month. overwhelming the system. the president is responding to this political and humanitarian crisis with increasingly incendiary rhetoric and policies. threatening to close the board before backing off. and friday, contradicting his own white house by confirming his desire to bus migrants to sanctuary cities run by democrats. >> california's certainly always saying, we want more people. they want more people in their sanctuary cities. well, we'll give them more people. let's see if they're so happy. they say, we have open arms. let's see if they have open arms. >> only hours before, white house officials said the idea had been rejected. immigration experts noted it was impractical, costl

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you can watch the full interview on "this week" with george stephanopoulos here on abc 7. >>> turning to weather now and the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> gd morning to you. lots of cloud cover here on live doppler 7. we had some rain up in the north bay. some mist around pacifica and half moon bay. and a lot of cloud cover out in the pacific continues to stream over the bay area. but we'll thin it out throughout the day and looking for pretty decent afternoon here in the south bay. right now, it's mild. 53 degrees for you in campbell. 51 in ellum rock with low 50s in sunnyvale and upper 50s, kind of muggy, san francisco, oakland, and the temperatures and dew point pretty much the same, so that means it is pretty mild out. emeryville right now. so looking at a few north bay showers this morning, some light mist out there, and partly cloudy this afternoon. more clouds arrive tomorrow, there's another weather system arriving. could bring us a few sprinkles throughout the afternoon. and then it looks like we're going to get into some windy and cool weather for your

. >> abc's george stephanopoulos sat down for an exclusive interview with her parents saying making ridesharing services safer is now their mission. >> south carolina is in the process of passing the law for the illumination of the signs. i think that's great. it's a great start. >> put the signs up in the windows? >> yes. i think that's great. but with this, what happened was that samantha mistakenly thought this was her uber. >> it wasn't even an uber driver? >> it wasn't an uber, he was impersonating an uber driver. and one of the things that we want to do, there are 19 states that do not have front license plates on their cars. and south carolina happened to be one of them. so you can't see when the car's pulling up, you can't see the front license plate. i think -- i'm not saying to change all the states and make it mandatory, but if you're going to be in the ridesharing industry, then you should have a front license plate. and there are so many things that all of us have to do, all of us parents, that important question you ask before you get in the car, what's my name? >> it has to be au

. >>> george stephanopoulos sat down today for a one on one interview with mark zuckerberg.an see that interview tomorrow on "good morning america," right here on abc 7 beginning at 7:00 a.m. >iday heindful aut resctg personal space. >> boundaries and protecting personal space have been reset, and i get it. ing i get it. >> his comments come in a video posted on twitter and are in response to complaints over the past week that he touched some women without their consent. biden says he believes his actions are gestures of support and encouragement, but understands his past behavior has made some people comfortable. he is considering, seriously, a 20rati predential aing the fbi to look into potential security vulnerabilities at president trump's mar-a-lago resort in florida. this comes after a woman got into the club over the weekend while president trump was golfing nearby. the woman is now under arrest. according to court documents, e yujing zhang presented two documents to the secret service saying she was there to go to the pool. prosecutors say zhang made it through sever

more about that from good morning america this morning with george stephanopoulos, pressed repeatedlyn her comments on fbi agent's, sarah sanders told george stephanopoulos quote it was the heat of the moment. i am sorry i was not a robot like the democratic party." writing about that to brian at cnn writing about the situation with the press secretary this morning saying robert mueller's report confirms sarah sanders made it up when she said countless fbi agent's had told her they were thankful trump had fired fbi director james comey. the: you can call us on lines, post on facebook, you can also post a thought on our twitter feed at @cspanwj. shelley in west virginia, democrats line, hello. were several things that were very surprising to me in this report. things did not raise to the legal standard, but it is very unethical, just like adam .chiff said also, another thing that surprised me was that when james comey went to the hill and briefed the gang of 8 on the trump,gation into donald senator burr was the one that went and briefed the white house .n what was said i don't hear th

we're so excited to be here with the one and only george stephanopoulos. e chyrons at the bottom of the screen way too many times. >> let's set the record trade. spell your name. >> i'll do my best. s-t-e-p-h-a-n-o-p-o-u-l-o-s. >> thanks, george. now over to liam with the audience warm up guy. >> i'm liam, the son of one of the producers for "gma." this is tom kelly who tells the audience what to expect. tom? >> our job is to get the crowd excited. do what i taught you how to do. >> give me thunder. [ applause ] >> good job. >> and back to you guys. [ applause ] >> great reporting, guys. you might be sitting here one day. thanks. >> we're looking forward to you sitting here one day. >> we're not done. >> we have a kid correspondent live from nashville. >> he's covering the nfl draft with jesse palmer. >> jesse, what's the latest down there? >> guys, thanks. i'm sitting here with camden. what's it been like since you've been here? >> pretty amazing so far. in a few hours it's going to be packed. >> packed full of fans. i know you're a huge seahawks fan. who

. >> mark zuckerberg defended facebook's progress after so many scandals telling george stephanopoulosnterview on abc that he's confident that they will be able to prevent manipulation of the 2020 election, saying, quote, we've learned a lot since 2016 when it comes to political ads, zuckerberg reiterated that he wants to be regulated. >> i think setting the rules around political advertising is not a company's job. there's been plenty of rules in the past it's just at this point they're not updated to the modern threats that we face we need new rules. >> zuckerberg also doesn't want to write the rules about what kind of content is allowed on the platform he talked about how he's creating an oversight board of 40 experts on free speech and safety he was on the defensive about facebook's failure to stop the live streaming of the new zealand mosque shooting but said he wouldn't change the company's policies. >> one of the takeaways from that is we need to build our system to be able to identify live stream terror events more quickly as it's happening. >> would a delay help, any delay of

here now george stephanopoulos. >> good morning we're coming back on the air. report would be sent to congress. it will be released to public shortly thereafter. we're share the results with you, share robert mueller's reports with you. we heard from the attorney general this morning where he laid out his conclusions on what robert mueller has found. he says robert mueller found no evidence that there was an illegal conspiracy between the trump campaign and russia and barr's conclusion where he said there were disagreements over the law with robert mueller. that the president did not obstruct justice. i want to bring in jon karl. we know, jon, that the president's team had briefings on the report over the last couple days. >> we have learn thaad the president's legal team was briefed twice this week, given the chance to read the entire report. we also heard there was no attempt by the president's legal team or by the white house to redact if i of the material based on executive privilege. that is significant, george because through the course of the investigati

think the most poignant part of this interview, i took away from it, was when stephanopoulos, george stephanopoulosised by the hits you have taken over the year. he says i have been more surprised than i should have been. it is a platform, two billion, very influential around the world, and he should have seen all this coming. is it hard to see down the pipeline, yes. is it hard to govern, yes. but should he have done better, i think that was probably the piece you would take away more. connell: how the political world works, right. susan, thank you. we take away from that mckenzie bezos is going to be okay. you heard it here from susan li. susan: given what happened? come on. connell: that was a close one. self-driving. we will talk about that. nothing to do with tesla. we just had elon musk going into the courthouse. this is waymo. waymo is making big-time plans for self-driving cars. in fact, liz claman, host of "countdown" with a great look at all this today. she's out in arizona and joins us from there now. hey, liz. liz: listen, it's more than a plan. it's actually happening here in chandler,

because she didn't just go on fox and double down on her lie, she was on abc with george stephanopoulosnutes saying, you know, i really actually just used one wrong word and she lied about her lie that under oath she s admitted to. but for us, the media, the journalists do we interview sarah huckabee sanders? what happens to briefings, if they ever come back? where do we go with a situation like this? >> this is another example of how this white house is different from all those that have come before it. not to say there are other press secretary who is have shaded the truth or omitted stuff. but we didn't see the outright falsehoods and outright lies. not just the media, but the american public is to rely on the white house normally as an authority of truth where you can believe and trust in your government. i do think it creates a tricky situation going forward. it's the same with kellyanne conway where she's gone on television and given falsehoods and does she deserve air time. we would look to have her come back to the podium and be able to ask her questions. >> but that's why we do