mel gibson's very lucky that he has hundreds of millions of dollars in the bank. so he can fund his own projects. >> reporter: unlike gibson, roseanne had a boss. abc. now the show bearing her name is moving on without her, rebooted next season as "the conners." >> i think roseanne should get some credit for allowing the spinoff show to go on and not keeping a financial stake in it when she created the original show. >> if this becomes another legacy hit, then who knows down the road if perhaps there is a forgiveness tour and suddenly roseanne barr comes back in a year or two? >> it's going to take a lot more than one interview with rabbi shmuley to turn her image around. it's one thing to come back. it's another thing to be whole. and it's hard to see her becoming whole again. >>> next, the gearshift in saudi arabia. women now finally allowed to drive. and the other reforms that have been made in the kingdom. if you feel like you spend too much time in the bathroom with recurring constipation and belly pain talk to your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. ♪ yesss!

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ford o'connell and grace gibson, kelly grace gibson. ford, i don't even know what to say. i understand, by the way, why some democrats like chuck schumer and nancy pelosi want to back away from this one, but there are plenty that have no interest in doing so, and they think that you can actually rule via intimidation. that's not the kind of country we live in, and frankly i don't think it's the kind of party the democrats should ever aspire to be. >> well, let me say this. political civility needs to be restored in politics on both sides of the aisle. i didn't like it last night when trump hecklers went after cnn's jim acosta and certainly don't like it when sarah sanders and secretary nielsen are driven from restaurants. i think it is ridiculous for democrats to say that the root cause of this is donald trump, when trump wasn't in office when gabby giffords got shot in the face and bull's-eyes put on sarah palin. public shaming and violence has no place in public discourse, this is not the first time maxine waters has done this. she's been doing this since the early 190s,

police killing a teenager and one road to second with boots on the ground community organizer best of gibson stay tuned for watching the. latest on. peace is still in freefall greece is still a basket case greece is a is a lost cause lost country italy is about to crash because the money is being printed in the e.c.b. printed trillions of euros it doesn't go to help these economies it goes to monica it goes the people in monaco because of the twenty one twenty two trillion dollars estimated offshore money that's matters for these people they get all the free money from the central bank so you see the manifestation of it in monaco. the city of pittsburgh is in mourning and protests following the shooting death of teenager and rose the second who's now joined the long and tragic list of unarmed black citizens shot dead by u.s. police officers in a story that has become all too familiar since the police shooting death of michael brown and ferguson missouri back in two thousand and fourteen and one rose was shot three times last tuesday june nineteenth as he along with another passenger ran from

hero causing more of you he was a double agent and in fact he was the jewel in the collar of the gibson deception plan before night the seventh pick. of the toba six hundred hours wall. two hundred twenty jets at the egyptian at full scrawls the suez canal heading for the sinai. their targets israel's command centers and fields and anti-aircraft batteries. but have to have some second before passé if the busts even flying at the altitude of five kilometers i was looking at sinai about an explosion here another there israeli anti-aircraft missiles targeting our planes in our planes striking at their missile sites but you know what it was like a wedding with very lights and lights flashing on an arc of a beautiful city i mean sinai looked almost joyful. a mile of. the egyptian air craft return to the f. fields after destroying their targets for the loss of just eight planes. but one of the first casualties was significant president sadat sprog. of the deferred office of that was my classmate we never felt he was a president's brother or anything like that he looked like a movie star a lan

with your "gma first look," kendis gibson, abc news, new york. >>> we're getting a look at some of thedevastated by last year's north bay wildfires. >> drone view 7 flying over the hidden valley neighborhood. now erin brockovich whose legendary battle against pg&e was made into a movie has been urging fire victims to take legal action. legal teams have taken dead aim on pg&e with billions in claims especially since recent reports by cal fire blame the utility's power lines for sparking the fire. >> i'm here for the people. oftentimes they'll be uncomfortable or they don't think they should get representation or need representation and that's not true. i want people to know their rights. >> we reached out to pg&e for reaction. the utility issuing the statement that reads, quote, the loss of lives, homes and businesses is heartbreaking. we remain focused on helping communities recover and rebuild. >>> new details on a blue whale that watched up at limantour beach. the mammal center says the whale died after getting hit by a vessel. blue whales are an endangered species. the mammal center

i know, specifically, about sophie gibson and about her pa rents, about sophie gibson and about her parentse been to see the health secretary in northern ireland as well. we have met so many people over this issue. there isjust no more doors we can knock on until now and hopefully within the next half and hopefully within the next half an houror hour, and hopefully within the next half an hour or hour, we will have a decision in a statement from the minister which will confirm that those who need medicinal cannabis will be given the opportunity. we we re will be given the opportunity. we were looking for one of those pilot schemes for sophie in the united kingdom and it now seems that that opportunity may be here. if it is here, thanks a lot for it. but not soon enough perhaps. do you share the views of william hague who says, actually, this makes us look at the whole issue of cannabis and it is time to look at legalising cannabis. no. i subscribe to the use of cannabis in medicinal purposes. i have seen the benefits of a great many years who have made me aware of that. so the opportunity n

i'm kendis gibson, action news new york. >>> lauren jao suffers from depression. a good samaritan reunited lauren with her dog yesterday. so happy to see this. the dog was tied up while she shopped inside an east oakland supermarket. someone stole the female chihuahua mix. the dog was stowell len and then sold. the person who bought it contacted lauren. >>> if you're a movie pass subscriber, you'll be subjected to surge pricing. according to business insider you'll have to pay $2.00 movies on top of your $9.95 subscription. they'll include an option to buy imax and 3d movie tickets. the movie pass announcement comes a day after amc announced its own subscription ticketing service for $19.95. >>> in the east bay, say hello to a new area code. california public utilities commission approved new digits for parts of alameda and contra costa counties. it's going to be 341. the commission says that's because the 510 area code is expected to run out of available prefixes by next year. 510 customers, you get to keep that number. do not worry, but you'll be required to dia

matt miller, aaron blake, gingeer gibson. thank you.e are down to the wire on two immigration bills in the house with last minute disagreements to say the least. we are also showing you brand new images. these are from the government of girls separated from their parents. these are from the government. we don't know when our cameras will be allowed inside. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, serious, potentially fatal brain infection caused by a virus may be possible. this condition has not been reported with entyvio. tell your doctor if you have an infec

tim mac from npr, ginger gibson and jonathan lemire from the "associated press."ems to me he's out there showing his stuff. those are practice baskets before an nba game. i can hit from out here and will do it. >> i was on air force one yesterday when he sprung the discussion of pardons on us considering for martha stewart and for governor blagojovich. it does seem like there's a message being sent here. he is suggesting this is part of the presidency that works like he thinks it should. he's been so frustrated with the legislative process, with members of his own staff. >> like a monarchy. >> he can snap his fingers and do which is how he used to run his business. i think he's very comfort credible. >> why has he been so sparing ginger and only going after a couple people, now dinesh. if he does think he has a clear shot, why not do more of these? >> donald trump campaigned against bad guys, people that were committing grievances against him and against his supporters. he can no longer rail against an administration when he is the administration. so he's finding

diane ma sado and kendis gibson have this morning's tech bites. >> facebook says some users private posts may have been made public. for four days in may, a bug changed the default setting for 14 million users. but the company says it fixed the problem. >>> wireless wars are heating up again. >> yes, they are. >> sprint is offering $15 monthly plan that covers unlimited talk, text and data. there are some drawbacks, customers under the plan must set up for auto pay and you won't be able to lease your phone so you'll have to pay full price up front. >>> a study of 3.5 million posts say pictures of beer out numbered pictures of wine in 48 pace. >> those are your tech bites. >>> a ban on plastic straws could be statewide if some california lawmakers have their way. >>> it's not just the bay area -- there's a big change that just happened at >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. it's pride night over in the coliseum. the a's game taking on the royals tonight at 7:05. 63 degrees, cooling down to 59. a little bit of a breeze. ought to be a delightful evenin

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and bernier gibson becker is on capitol hill specializing in taxes and the economy from police co. -- politico. >> two things when you are read ing the news. >> from the perspective of the u.s. chamber of commerce, a lot of enthusiasm for what's going on in the economy. growth has been pretty strong. we're seeing remarkable un employment numbers. numbers we'vewest seen in half a century. when we see surveys of the members of the small business members and others, we see that business confidence is high. a lot of things are going right. some of that we can certainly ascribe to tax reform. which is we believe going to pay big dividends for the economy. regulatory reform and restraint as well. there's a lot of things going right. really at they is peak of economic sake the. but then when we talk about there's a lot more questions, i think. somee're starting to see indications that particularly for sectors that are more impact ed by trade that this could be -- there could be warn so lights in the not distant future. >> one of the big trade issues is nafta.ns undecided we saw reporting thi

charlie gibson for the part of their football fans who don't think about goldberg really had that lead explaining when real madrid a club worth five hundred million euros expresses a position on something the world anti-doping agency has to take notice to get over there. al-jazeera continues its investigation into the widespread use of performance enhancing drugs in the final episode of sports doping the endless chase . from the tropics of self these days to the feral islands in the far north that lead to one on one east meets the women who cross the world for love and stage to change a community. there are a colander have these the top stories on al-jazeera yemeni government says its forces on the saudi amrozi that coalition have taken control of the airports in the main port said operation to retake that will hold her data from iranian backed two thousand fighters was three days ago the coalition which is back in government forces says it can capture the area without disrupting aid to millions of yemenis. a trade route between the world's two biggest economies china and the u.s. has

how do you find working in the in this environment at the gibson. it's very hard to go in if we had been electricity on no air conditioning no fame is not because the money is already in the will she i mean to scold me she feeling hot indeed nice is what the mayor i did yes let me out you will not be a well the one who taught the bishop got in you something that when you go is it out to go out even if you want to be able to go out and then come by with an enormous case load and a high number of prettiness he complications and this team all must raised and i must offer. some time yapper with a stopover you believe i have used you know all of what to believe only somebody easter manticore you have to improvise wendy i'm some band in the hearts you do surgery with a touch light yes sir yes you go if the light is out and in nice then you have a big night which. charities this bitch she do with it use other men when i can i repeat that is what it will and this is where carrie fisher may have an ego she just are having one trash. mari's about two both twi

. >> diane mass sado and kendis gibson have the details. >> in today's tech bites. >> facebook admits it gave user information to the chinese firm the u.s. deemed a national security threat. huawe was granted access as early as 2010. facebook will wind down its deal with that company by the end of the week. >>> instagram is reportedly doing away with video length constraints. >> users will be able to post videos up to an hour like. >>> bill gates is giving every 2018 college graduate a gift. >> he says will buy the grads this new book, factfulness. graduates have to logon to gates' blog to get it. >> those are your tech bites. >>> dub nation, time to sport the blough and gold. >> what to expect connection to nature is a right that the trust for public land is fighting to preserve. from boulevards to ball fields and ponds to playgrounds, together we have saved over 3 million acres of land. a park is a gift that is worth protecting. help support the trust for public land and the gift of parks today. . >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. did you se

then another fire erupted just before 6 along train tracks in the center of a homeless encampment at gibson and pullman avenues in antioch. sot: vic massenkoff, contra costa county fire investigator // "it's become quite a problem throughout our district our county and i'm sure throughout the bay area." massenkfoff estimates roughly 25 to 30 percent of their fires are somehow connected to homeless activity.sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "so as wind speeds continue to increase fire fighters are keeping a close eye on homeless encampments as well as we saw earlier today so they are also having to confront another element of danger which is possibly stepping on needles, feces or even encountering somebody in those encampments who may be agitated or high on drugs. in contra costa county ella sogomonian k4news. in the east bay on this fath will gather outside detention c parents seeking asylum. that's where we find stinson w protest. sara? today - potentially hundreds of people plan to spend their father's day protesting ice raids at the west county detention facility.that's where we fi

>>> good morning, i'm ryan smith >>> od morning, i'm ryan smith in for kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. here with some of the top headlines. >>> several people were killed in an earthquake in japan. there were several fires and it knocked out power to thousands. >>> and several people were killed after being chased by border patrol agents. much more about the immigration issue straight ahead. >>> roger stone now says he met with a russian national during the 2016 campaign who promised to provide dirt on hillary clinton. stone says he never made a deal and claims he was set up by the fbi. >>> and much of the northeast are under heat advisories. temperatures will reach 100 in some areas. that's 10 to 15 degrees above average. those are some of your top stories this monday, june 18. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning to all of you. we begin the half hour with the deadly earthquake in western japan. >> at least five people are dead and a little girl is among the victims. the 9 year old was killed when a wall outside her school collapsed on her. an elderly

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that's like mel gibson hosting a passover seder. ( laughter ) ( applause ) who would wouldn't want toat is? >> trevor: if you want an innovate, why don't you find another muslim who will be invited and just try to be a plus one. >> just chain migration my way into the dinner? i wish. i don't even know who is going. i scoured the minternet, which is like muslim internet, black twitter. nothing! it is killing me. i just want to just sit there and share some halal k.f.c. with dinesh d'souza. >> trevor: hasan, dinesh d'souza is not a muslim. >> i know that. you know that. trump doesn't know that. ( laughter ) i will say this, though, any muslim who goes to this event is truly devout. >> trevor: what do you mean by that? >> i mean, this is the month of enduring hardship, and this dinner is going to be hall of fame hardship. you are coming off of 16 hours of no food, no water. you're tired, you're delicious. and then mr. travel ban walks into the room, and because it's ramadan, you're not even allowed to curse that orange-tinted, mother-- i'm sorry. i'm fasting. see, now that's a test from

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. >>> we begin with a stunning new claim from president trump's lead attorney looking to show the depth of the president's powers. >> after suggesting that the president has the right to pardon himself and cannot obstruct justice, rudy giuliani now says the president couldn't be indicted even if he shot james comey. abc's janai norman has the latest for us. good morning, janai. >> reporter: guys, good morning. this is a series of interesting claims we're hearing from president trump's legal team and they seem to almost preempt any conclusion the special counsel may reach throughout the investigation. president trump's legal team is making the case -- >> can you not indict a sitting president. >> reporter: lead attorney rudy giuliani with a shocking suggestion and hair-raising hypothetical telling "the huffington post" in no case can he be subpoenaed or indicted. if he shot james comey, he'd be impeached the next day. impeach him and then you can do whatever you want to do to him. in making the claim that even if the presiden

i'm victor oquendo in for kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. we begin with former fbi director james comey responding to a bombshell report that slams him for insubordination and judgment errors. >> comey says nothing in the report makes him think he was wrong by wrapping up the investigation into hillary clinton's emails ahead of the 2016 presidential election. abc's janai norman has the latest now from washington. good morning, janai. >> reporter: hey, guys, good morning. that report criticizes two major decisions comey made regarding that hillary clinton email investigation including his october surprise that even clinton herself believes cost her the election. the former fbi director coming under fire again. james comey facing backlash from the blistering report by the justice department's inspector general. the 500-page report calls out comey first for his july 26th news conference criticizing hillary clinton but clearing her of any charges. >> there is evidence that they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive highly c

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. we begin with president trump abruptly canceling the white house celebration for the super bowl champion philadelphia eagles. >> yeah, so the president is blaming the ongoing dispute over whether players should be forced to stand for the national anthem, and he is, however, acknowledging that most of the team had planned to boycott the event. abc's janai norman is joining us from washington. janai, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. so, a number of players had been backing out of this ceremony over the president's comments about nfl players and the national anthem. so as he's done before when players didn't plan to attend, the president disinvited the whole team. instead of being stood up, president trump is backing out. he disinvited the philadelphia eagles from visiting the white house today after reports fewer than ten players planned to attend the ceremony celebrating their super bowl victory. >> just to cancel it all i think was unfair, unjust. >> reporter: the president tw

i'm ryan smith in for kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. the battle over illegal immigration and the separation of parents and children is coming into sharp focus this week as congress prepares to vote on the issue. this comes as we learn new details about a deadly suv crash in south texas. >>> at least five people were killed when a vehicle crashed sunday while being chased by border patrol agents. authorities say more than a dozen people were in the suv, most of them apparently in the u.s. illegally. >> abc news stephanie ramos is in washington with more on this immigration debate and how the first lady is now getting involved. unusual that we hear her speak out on things like this, stephanie. >> reporter: you're absolutely right, diane. the number of children that are being taken away from their parents after crossing into the united states illegally is now at 2,000 children. despite the criticism from lawmakers and those heartbreaking images, the administration's new policy is still in place. >> reporter: this morning, an all-out battle

decade now i mean we had first of all a judge led inquiry by a retired eminent retired judge for peter gibson that was then pulled when it was realized that they were going to have to have have access to some extremely sensitive security sensitive information and so instead it was pushed into the in the the security committee the intelligence and security committee and many people at the time and i remember the time i was chief executive of an organization called freedom from torture and i remember going to see ken clarke who was the justice set for at the time urging him to reinstate the judge led inquiry but it was put into the intelligence and security committee and many people thought that it was going to be a whitewash well i think we can say with the revelations from that committee now that is certainly not the case there is no question of a whitewash here and i think the time of course there were serious questions and had to be answered now i think will still have to be answered if we are going to get another proper judicial inquiry into this by those who are in positions of political

i'm victor oquendo in for kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. we begin this morning with severe weather breaking overnight from coast to coast. extreme heat and dry conditions are fueling dozens of wildfires in the west. and in the northeast, crews are assessing the damage this morning after a palm beach tornado. overnight severe storms slamming northeast pennsylvania. >> just a lot of damage. >> reporter: a suspected tornado township tearing apart a mall. it damaged this panera bread and destroyed other businesses including a dick's sporting goods and barnes & noble. >> so we took a ride down there and the back half of barnes & noble's roof was blown off. the whole entire front of dick's sporting goods was blown off. there was all debris all over the parking lot. >> reporter: witnesses describe a very strong smell of gas. firefighters were clearing the area even asking carolyn blackburn with our station in scranton to evacuate in the middle of a live report. >> here's a look at the eddie bauer outlet along with the men's wearhouse and barnes &

. >> it's great to be here with you filling in for kendis gibson. we're going to begin with president trump thanking kim jong-un and slamming critics overnight as the world reacts to their historic summit in singapore. >> some are accusing the president of giving away too much and getting too little in return. this morning he is claiming succs yi nuclear catastrophe has been avoided. abc's tara palmeri joins us from singapore. tara, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, diane and victor. here in asia the north korean media celebrated the moment while the south koreans were concerned about president trump's promise to stop military drills. back in washington, lawmakers are skeptical that this is a real deal. back from singapore president trump confident about his gamble on kim jong-un. tweeting, the world has taken a big step back from potential nuclear catastrophe. no more rocket launch, nuclear testing or research. this after a five-hour meeting where the north korean leader agreed to give up his nuclear weapons in exchange for security from the

he's one of the snotty and he can go ripping gibson to st. the state government refutes those claims that maintains they have been repeated cases of rape and drug abuse recently and that even minors have been found in these hotels. this is a criminal zone it is a flashpoint for a situation and drugs illegal not only in the state anywhere nigeria and that for those people that are drinking alcohol instead actually what. places are proved for alcohol this is not one of them you could see that this is a residential area where people are supposed to see it peacefully. despite shari'a law in force in these parts the red light district has flourished. however its demolition is dividing opinion. the station is a pricey yes i know much more song we have we are we are part of children's we have born babies i'm doing doesn't bother me so when did grow there was just practice what you as you know i'm grown i had a low life you honestly what the government is doing is not fair no one on earth can show sin as the true path only god that's for god to do a

. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now."homeland security chief heckled at a mexican restaurant. and president trump in the meantime, well, he took a trip to capitol hill calling on republican lawmakers to fix the problem. but he refuses to end the policy himself. >>> asian markets gained ground overnight over a trade war between the u.s. and china. the u.s. has threatened to impose tariffs and the uncertainty is one reason the dow has dropped for six straight days. >>> a broken pipe at the mandalay bay resort in vegas has sent water flowing in parts of the convention center. the flooding caused no structural damage. >>> the risk of cancer is lowest in light drinkers. people who consume between one and five drinks a week, their risk is lower than those who barely or never drink at all. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, june 20th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we do say good morning, everyone. we are going to start this half hour with the opposition to the separation of migrant families s

>>> good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm maggie rull >>> good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm maggieulli in for diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world the president has called off a white house celebration for the philadelphia eagles, acknowledging that only a few players had said they would attend. he is citing the dispute over the players' right to take a knee during the national anthem. we'll have a full report up next. >>> president trump's former campaign chairman is accused of trying to tamper with witnesses. paul manafort is awaiting trial on tax and lobbying charges. the special prosecutor's office says his house arrest should be modified or revoked. >>> voters in eight states go to polls today to choose candidates for the november elections. key states to watch are new jersey, iowa and california. >>> and the washington capitals are a win away from triggering a big party in the dmv, d.c.'s hockey team rolled a six against vegas, to take a commanding lead in the stanley cup finals. those are some of our top stories on this tues

kind of level and political and social i would say you know in the seventy's around the time when gibson died and the start of the rise of deconstructionism the start of the rise of postmodernism which is an act of attack on these cognitive structures and this sort of a pistol a logical sort of dominance that you know has been around for quite some time and i think the whole post through the turn of fact world that we're in is the result of what i call trickle down metaphysics so from these lofty heights of a pistol a logical crisis and ambiguity that you know first sort of starts with nature then heidegger picks up the ball and people like barry don't those you know carried on until today now it's part and parcel of much of the sort of neo liberal. you know what you it's the sort of thing that someone like jordan peterson is up in arms about and this is become kind of the dominant view and it's also the sort of thing and someone i do get is very much up in arms about this it becomes sort of the absolute view of reality and you know go back to francis fukuyama his book you know the end o

in antioch.it erupted just before 6 along train tracks in the center of a homeless encampment at gibson and pullman avenues. massenkoff, contra costa county fire investigator // "it's become quite a problem throughout our district our county and i'm sure throughout the bay area."massenkfoff estimates roughly 25 to 30 percent of their fires are somehow connected to homeless activity. he went on to say fighting fires at homeless encampments heightens their already dangerous job because fire crews may step on needles, feces or come across aggravpeople who may be high on drugs. (jrstone)joined now by meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez....we just saw how high winds can increase the danger of fires spreading once they begin...mabrisa... what are conditions looking like right now a cooling trend will continue through sunday as an upper level trough deepens along the west coast. daytime highs sunday will be in the 60s along the coast and 70s inland. expect slightly cooler than normal mid june temperatures and areas of gusty winds into sunday. a little light drizzle may return late tonight into sun

streaming, a lack of marquee match ups and the anthem protest, we bring in ford o'connel and kelly grace gibsonthe players say that protest as a sign of desperation. people wake up to sign of injustice, and other saying, find to protest but not during the anthem. not during the flag, is there anyway to have unity on this to stop the fighting? >> i don't know if there is a way to have unity on this, we should as a country, but to be honest, eagles tried to pull a fast one and reschedule a time when they knew trump would be out of the country, with a handful of players, media would run with it i didn't like it when athletes stood up. and i don't like it when they stand up donald trump, this is say national honor for your team and city, the players may have a grievance about police mistreatment, but this is a loser when you go against it to make your point by disrespecting the flag, anthem and military. liz: this is also disrespecting the white house. people saying perhaps president trump should have held the event, but this is about respecting the presidency? >> this fuse started before they canc

we'll talk to jen ashton about what it all means for men after this from kendis gibson. >> reporter:g rarely discussed. the biological clock experienced by men. e rrd g "cigar oc ms cking, ipl ofis life, the brazilian model, camila alves, but the father of three also admitting he didn't let the anxiety of wanting children get the best of him. saying, with too much anxiety, you can't find a mate, and then you make a hasty decision. it's often thought of an anxiety for women. famously in this scene from "my cousin vinny." >> my biological clock is ticking like this. >> reporter: some doctors say their male patients are increasingly bringing up the issue. >> certainly, we're hearing it more and more. matthew mcconaughey is one. as men are getting older, they're thinking, jeez. i really should have a child. >> reporter: and though each body is different, the tick tock of the clock usually begins after 30. >> testosterone levels go down 1% per year after age 30. more at age 40 and at 50. >> reporter: for "good morning america," kendis gibson, abc news, new york. >> thanks to kendis for th

with your "gma first look" i'm kendis gibson, abc news, new york. >>> san bruno police want to find this man. they say he tried to rob the speedy spot around 9:00 wednesday night. the man apparently showed a gun but when the clerk went to pick up the phone, he took off. san rafael police are trying to figure out who vandalized a salvation army truck. it's a mobile kitchen that served meals during the october wildfires. someone broke into it on tuesday or wednesday, stole food, pots and pans. the damage and theft is said to be $5,000. the stolen goods are things they need in emergencies like for the wildfire season. the organization is now accepting food and kitchen equipment donations. if you'd like to donate we have posted a link with information on our website, abc7news.com. >>> 5:16. police arrested a homeless individual likely on drugs when he allegedly fired a flare gun at a park. this is the gun police took from the man. it's a flare gun. officers responded to calls at franklin park and they found and arrested 40-year-old benjamin smooty. officers learned he created a disturbance a

mel gibson has made a comeback. >> neil: he's done well. >> and nominated for best director. forgets. even megan foxx called one of her directors hitler. she was taken off of the transformers movie and brought back on for teenage mutant ninja turtles. >> but this was already roseanne's million's chance. >> that's the problem. >> she said 9,000 crazy things in the past. maybe 9,004. she said the boston marathon bombing was an example -- >> neil: it's been a uphill batter for her but not as much as her show. >> yeah. absolutely. >> i'm surprised they acted so quickly in cancelling the show instead of like "house of cards." >> yeah. they cancelled kevin spacey. >> it's hard because it's called "roseanne." >> but they cancel it. there's no negativity. maybe roseanne ran off -- >> in 1989, she went out and did that stuff on the drunk -- doing the national anthem and all that. she wasn't cancelled them. >> she's had nine lives already and then some. >> neil: i want to switch to a subject that people can relate to. this is a doctor suing a patient for a million bucks because she gav

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. >> kenji pulled out an old gibson, handed it to zach. >> he said consider it yours while you're here. >> zach took that guitar to school trying to break the ice. >> i would play music for them. i think that that kind of helped break down that barrier a bit. >> just three weeks in, overwhelmed by homesickness, hep he called his parents. he had had enough. >> maybe as embarrassing as it is, i was actually crying, and i said to him, i can't do this anymore. i want to come home. >> we said, no, you made a commitment. you're a man. you gave your word. >> how hard was it to say that? >> it was really hard. >> it was really hard, yeah. >> i may have probably hung up the phone a bit angry at him because it wasn't the answer i wanted to get. but in retrospect, i'm really glad. >> zach tried to make it work. and then one night when the teachers got together there was someone new, another teacher just returning from a sunny vacation. >> it was this beautiful tan georgia coming back from croatia. >> 23-year-old georgia robinson, a recent university graduate herself from new zealand. she had been

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with your "gma first look," kendis gibson. >>> parkland shooting survivors are making what they call a super big announcement this morning. an event planned for 7:00 this morning. >> this comes a day after the graduation ceremony at stoneman douglas highoo four seniors who would he graduated wereonor >> the group of students performed the song "shine" which was written shortly after the february 14th mass shooting that left 17 people dead. some of the parents of those who died accepted diplomas on their child's behalf. a surprise, jimmy fallon showed up, provided a little humor while encouraging the students to keep moving forward. >> today you're graduating from high school. you should feel incredibly proud of yourselves. that doesn't mean you should rest on your laurels. >> the stash said msd strong as a tribute to those who lost their lives. >>> the back hand spring that has a lot of people shaking their heads. it's up to denver's district to charge an fbi agent who was off duty when this happened. ♪ [ gunshot ]. >> i will never get over this video. the agent's gun fell out during

. >> i am lisa gibson, environmental review officer.sponse to that question, first, i do want to acknowledge that you're correct that our ceqa impact analysis does stem from the vote of the people to consider impacts of shadow on publicly accessible open space under the jurisdiction of rec park to be shadowment i pacts of concern. and we have -- shadow to be impacts of concern. we have extended under our practice under analysis of ceqa to shadows including schoolyards. so in the future, we're for any school that is a part of the shared school yards program, we will be considering and looking at impacts on those school yards. for informational purposes, we reported on the effects of shadow on the schoolyard and noted on the two parcels as a response to the appeal and if you see on page 7 of the appeal response, we noted that the project wouldn't have any shadows on the 2950 mission street campus schoolyard under the articles that are concerned under prop k, and furthermore, outside of those hours -- i'm sorry, and then in addition, that