gio? >> gio: 500 bills, important story. alex presha, thank you for joining us. janai?y bringing much-needed attention to the black maternal health crisis. olympian tory bowie dying during childbirth this past may. now her teammates are speaking out about their own difficulties while program. it's something that disproportionately affects black women. tianna madison posting on instagram about her experience. she went to the hospital with her medical directive and her will, giving birth to her son at just 26 weeks. i got the chance to sit down with her and ask her about that decision. here's our conversation. tianna madison the two-time olympian was training for the tokyo 2021 olympics when she learned she was two months' pregnant. the unexpected pregnancy took another unexpected turn at just 26 weeks. >> when i stepped out of the shower and dried off there was blood on my towel. i went to my partner and said we need to go to the hospital. we went to the hospital and i learned that i was dilated. >> reporter: when they left for the hospital, she grabbed her directive, al

gio?gio: all right, patrick, thank you so much for your reporting there. >>> and now to the other big headline this morning and the search for answers in that catastrophic implosion. the u.s. coast guard now taking the lead on the investigation into the titan submersible tragedy. let's go back to abc's jaclyn lee with what we are learning. she's there in boston. good morning, jaclyn. >> reporter: "gma," good morning again. the u.s. coast guard calling the loss of the titan submersible a major marine casualty. the urgent investigation under way about the implosion, killing all five passengers on board, with the ntsb now joining the search for answers. as investigators converge on site, a u.s. navy-operated crane on standby in st. john's, newfoundland, waiting on the u.s. coast guard to make the call on whether to retrieve the key piece of evidence sitting on the ocean floor. a defense official confirms the navy's sound surveillance system picked up the noise of the implosion on sunday, allo

gio?> gio: janai, we're going to turn to our other top story here, the latest on the titan submersible tragedy. the u.s. coast guard this morning taking the lead on the investigation into the loss of the craft and the five people on board. abc's jaclyn lee joins us live from boston where the coast guard is leading those efforts. good morning, jaclyn. >> reporter: good morning, gio. the u.s. coast guard still leading the investigation, calling the loss of the titan submersible a major marine casualty and other agencies are getting involved. this morning, the urgent investigation under way into the catastrophic implosion of the titan submersible, killing all five passengers on board, with the ntsb now joining the u.s. coast guard in the search for answers. >> if they can collect enough of the pieces, they'll get a pretty good sense of where the flaw was. >> reporter: as investigative bodies converge on site, a recovery mission also poised to begin. a u.s. navy operated crane on standby in st

gio? >> gio: ian, before you go, what does this mean for the war in ukraine now that prigozhin is in belarus? >> reporter: it's a very good question. i think firstly, had this rebellion gone further it would have benefited ukraine more. instability in russia would have given the ukrainians an opportunity, especially if putin had draw troops to try and stop the advance of wagner. but i think the possibility of prigozhin being in belarus is another threat to ukraine. it's to the north of the country. it potentially gives access down to kyiv. i don't think we've heard the last of prigozhin. if he rallies his troops and pushes him from the north, then it preseents more of a problem for the ukrainians. >> gio: ian pannell, so appreciate your reporting. thank you. much more on just who prigozhin is coming up in our next half hour. janai. >> janai: a lot to watch. back here at home the white house has been carefully monitoring these events and keeping in close contact with america's allies. abc's

gio? >> gio: all right, karen, thank you so much. let's bring in jonathan karl who will be hosting "this week" later this morning. jon, good morning to you. let's go ahead and start with president biden here because we've seen that approval rating. just 31% in the latest abc news/ipsos poll, far less than what we saw going into the 2020 election. what does he need to do now in the early days of his campaign? >> reporter: gio, he needs to find a way to energize core democratic voters, voters who frankly aren't that energized right now. they've got essentially a two-pronged strategy on that. one is to tout the accomplishments of the biden administration, and there are significant accomplishments, but also to raise the specter of a return of donald trump, the fear that donald trump could return to the white house, and what that would mean for america. and, you know, so part of it is vote for me. i've done it. i can do it again. but perhaps the bigger and more important part is, whatever you think of me, donald trump is the alternative.

gio? >> gio: we were just in philly with that bridge collapse, and there's that infrastructure issue here, president biden is getting an update on that major traffic disruption there in philadelphia. >> reporter: the president will get an aerial tour of that collapse of i-95 in philadelphia. and an update on the emergency repairs and reconstruction efforts. the white house was very quick to say yesterday that the president's trip to philadelphia won't impact any of the traffic around the collapsed routes. >> janai: karen travers, always great to have you. >>> from politics now to the troubled police department in minneapolis, under scrutiny following a scathing report on policing there. this comes three years after the police killing of george floyd. abc's jay o'brien joins us now from the department of justice. good morning, jay. >> reporter: this is that scathing 89-page report alleging deep-rooted problems in the minneapolis police department accusing officers of discrimination and usin

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gio benitez in halifax again tonight. >>> the massive explosion in paris. more than two dozen people injured. the building housing the paris american academy, a fashion and design school. the structure partially collapsing. smoke filling city streets. authorities now revealing a possible cause. >>> the deadly heat wave across the south taking the life of a postal worker. record-high temperatures in texas. the heat index nearing 120 degrees. tornado threats from wyoming to texas. rob marciano timing it out. >>> pentagon leak suspect jack teixeira pleading not guilty in federal court today. prosecutors accusing him of accessing highly classified documents, then sharing them with a group on social media, putting many lives at risk. >>> the january 6th rioter sentenced for using a stun-gun against officer michael fanone during the attack on the capitol. one of the longest sentences so far. >>> the new report claiming supreme court justice samuel alito did not disclose a luxury trip paid for by a hedge fund billionaire whose business later had cases before the c

gio benitez joining us once again from nova scotia, and gio, people worldwide watching this unprecedentedearch over the last four days, hoping this crew could be found. but we're now getting word this was likely all over very early in their journey. >> reporter: that's right, whit. we know that they heard that sound in the general vicinity of the titanic, sometime around the time when the sub actually lost contact with that mothership. so, that suggests that this likely happened on the way down to the titanic, and very, very quickly, whit. >> whit: gio, thank you again tonight. and now, some perspective from two people who lost friends in this tragedy, and are intimately familiar with the titanic. ocean nothinger if robert ballard located the wreckage back in 1985, in his own remotely operated underwater vehicle. and director james cameron, who in addition to his oscar-winning movie, he's made numerous dives to some of the deepest parts of the ocean. i spoke with both nat geo explorers a short time ago. and bob, let's go ahead and start with you, because officials now calling this a catas

gio benitez joining us now from halifax., we know that the ship has that deepwater camera under the water searching for signs of the titan. but planes and boats still combing the surface as well, right? >> reporter: that's right, whit. the titan is actually bolted shut from the outside. that's part of the concern here. crews are still searching above water and they are seeing if they just suddenly rose up and ended up floating in the water and they're just waiting for rescue. that is what they are hoping for. but no doubt about it, timing is still critical because that oxygen on board is so limited. >> just over 30 hours left. gio, thank you. >>> now to hunter biden reaching a settlement with the justice department. it comes after a wide-ranging five-year investigation led by a trump-appointed prosecutor. president biden's son set to plead guilty to two misdemeanor tax charges and to settle a felony gun charge without prosecution. the white house saying the president and first lady love their son and support him as he contin

gio benitez joining us once again.now know the navy had detected a possible implosion on sunday, around the same time the sub lost contact. you're learning those families were given that information. >> reporter: that's right, whit. a defense official tells us that at some point during that search, the families were told about that sound from the navy detection system, but that is not definitive proof, they say, and so the coast guard they kept searching anyway. whit? >> whit: gio benitez, we appreciate your reporting all week on this. thank you. >>> now to that major development in the war in ukraine. trouble brewing within the russian ranks. the leader of the russian mercenary wagner group calling for an armed mutiny, claiming his fighters were attacked by the regular russian army. abc's chief foreign correspondent ian pannell on the front lines again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a major crisis unfolding in russia. the leader of russia's paramilitary wagner group fighting in ukraine calling for an armed rebellion a

gio. >> many questions there, thank you, patrick. now to the war in ukraine, kyiv's long awaited counter offensive underway and acknowledged by ukraine's president. abc tom berge in ukraine. >> good morning. we're getting reports from the ukrainian military claiming they've recaptured in the southeast of the country and a small territorial gain and one of the most significant advantages since the counter offensive began and president zelensky urging ukrainians to trust the military saying in his view russia doesn't have long left and that's on multiple fronts in the south and east and releasing video showing lethal attack drones frying with ukrainian -- new yorking ukraine indian attack missiles and they've appeared to penetrate russian defenses and the ukrainian advances are slower and a stark warning from the un after explosions breached a major dam in southern ukraine and the reservoir behind the dam draining saying 700,000 people in ukraine face a dire shortage of drinking water adding global food prices will rise because the far

gio benitez is tracking that. gio? >> reporter: good morning. see how smoky that runway is behind me. the past 24 hours have been tough on airports and airlines across the northeast. that will continue to be seen today. take a look at these incredible images. at one point yesterday there was a ground stop issued at la guardia airport. all air traffic into the new york area was slowed down significantly. incoming flights were delayed by about an hour and a half. now this morning the faa is already warning that it may issue ground stops and delays in the new york area, philly and d.c. because of that low visibility from the smoke rob was just saying. if you plan to travel today or tomorrow get on that earliest flight possible to give yourself at the best chance of getting out. >> the exact question i texted you yesterday. gio, thank you for all your help. we want to turn now to ginger with how long this will last and the role climate change is playing. good morning, ginger. >> morning, rebecca. my crew and i are all masked. i have been measuring 3

and gio benitez is standing by tonight. >>> also breaking, the u.s.oast guard just moments ago, and what they have now revealed after that sub implosion. they believe they have now recovered human remains. and tonight here, you will see the images of the wreckage. pieces of the sub lifted from the ocean floor. >>> the growing air quality concern tonight across the u.s., from the canadian wildfires. 20 states now. major cities including chicago, detroit, pittsburgh. pennsylvania ordering a code red. and the warning in new york. so, how bad and how long does this last this time? alex perez in chicago. >>> we've learned tonight an amtrak train with hundreds of passengers has collided with a truck. at least several cars derailing. reports of multiple injuries. >>> just outside dallas, authorities now releasing the chilling police body cam video from the deadly outdoor mall shooting and what it shows. >>> in new york city, the former marine charged in the subway chokehold death, daniel penny, pleading not guilty today in court. and what court records now r

abc's gio benitez is in halifax, nova scotia. >> reporter: heartbreaking end.ouncing search crews have found the pieces of the missing sub carrying five passengers 1,600 feet, nearly one-third of a mile, from the bow of the "titanic." >> the debris is consistent with a catastrophic implosion of the vessel. >> reporter: five major pieces of debris were recovered on the ocean floor, including the sub's nose cone, as well as the front and back end of the vessel. all coming apart as the capsule collapsed inward under extreme pressure. it's unclear exactly when the sub imploded after it started its dive sunday morning. >> the navy now saying an underwater acoustic detection system heard what was likely the impression of the "titan" sunday. the information was immediately shared. >> on behalf of the united states coast guard and the entire unified command, i offer my deepest condolences to the families. >> reporter: oceangate expeditions saying, "our hearts are with these five souls and every member of their families during this tragic time." businessman shahzada daw

so plug that into your clock. >> byron: our thanks to gio.ll have the latest developments overnight and on "gma." we turn to a basketball player being called a once in a generation talent. 19-year-old french superstar victor wembanyama, over 7 feet tall, the big man can also shoot the three and put the ball on the floor. he's here in new york city for tomorrow night's draft. here he's squeezing into the subway before throwing out the ceremonial first pitch at the yankee game. while his pitch may have missed the mark, most scouts say he won't. he's the most-anticipated nba prospect since king james. king james lived up to the will we wvictor wembanyama one wear the crown? >> reporter: it is slick for wection's time to. the 19-year-old parisian phenom projected to take the number one spot in this year's nba draft. the most-anticipated prospect of his generation. >> bonjour. i hear you come here often. >> yeah. >> show me, please. >> reporter: meeting at his favorite cafe right outside of paris. as the world awaits his league debut. >> word on t

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gio, thank you very much.ations and a gun charge. president's son is likely to avoid jail time. legal experts say that is common. republicans are blasting the agreement. chief justice correspondent pierre thomas has details. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning. we now wait to see if a judge will approve this deal which has sparked an epic political debate here in washington. after five years of investigation, the justice department now cutting a deal with hunter biden, the son of the president of the united states. biden pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts of tax violations, acknowledging he illegally possessed a gun while he was addicted to crack cocaine. the deal, if approved by a federal judge, makes clear the statements he made were untrue. >> i am absolutely certain, 100% certain, that at the end of the investigation, that i will be cleared. >> reporter: but now hunter biden, through his attorney, is acknowledging that dark place of addiction led to a series of things done wrong. hunter's

here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, alarming new details in the case of those two american tourists found dead in their room at this luxury news that they fell ill after entering the room at the rancho pescadero hotel where the bodies of 28-year-old abby lutz and 41-year-old john heathcow were found tuesday night. some paramedics had to be treated at a hospital. >> we started to feel dizzy, and we came out -- we went out of the room as soon as possible. >> reporter: authorities say they found abby in the bed and john on the floor of the shower, the water still running. mexican authorities say they died from intoxication by substance to be determined. abby's family telling abc news she'd been unwell on the trip. >> she was feeling sick and went to the hospital, stayed one night on i.v. and felt so much better. >> reporter: hyatt, which is affiliated with the hotel, saying in a statement, we do not believe that the cause of death was related to any issues with the hotel's infrastructure or facilities, including carbon monoxide or a gas of any kind. whit, tonight an american l

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sukhodolskyi for america's vote from donetsk and kharkiv regions american volunteer from california giooman was seriously injured in the battle with the russians but he does not regret the fact that he decided to help ukraine in an interview with khrystyna shevchenko, a thirty-year-old man told how he got rid of the fear of death during the russian-ukrainian war, experienced moments of shame and sympathy how i missed candy and what his nightmares are about the story about him further hello sorry i have a headache so i feel onions it's a sharp pain during during our interview, he has a nervous breakdown and feels parts of his face. i also can't open my mouth wide, it's strange. roman is an american volunteer who lives in california on the ukrainian front. he served for a year as a military medic in the 59th brigade, until he almost died, a guelph hit me in the face with a bat the night we got hit it was valentines day i remember i called my girlfriend right before i left and said hey happy valentines day i love you from ukraine ordered flowers from california after the conversation, jios

>> still a lot of questions in this case, gio, thank you. >>> next tonight, ultimate fighting star conor mcgregor accused of sexual assaulting a woman during the nba finals in miami. video showing him leading her into a restroom. his lawyer calling it a shake yoen. victor oquendo in florida tonight. >> reporter: tonight conor mcgregor, the biggest star in mixed martial arts, is fighting back against allegations he sexually assaulted a woman at last week's nba finals game in miami, saying this is no more than a shakedown. a new video obtained by tmz sports appears to show mcgregor take the woman by the hand and lead her into the bathroom. the door closes and security guards are seen standing outside. the woman says she met mcgleger in th at the arena. she claims they were leaving the club when she was instead trapped in the bathroom, with mcgregor and a guard. the ufc fighter allegedly forcing her into a sex act until she elbowed mr. mcgregor and finally escaped. >> when my client called me, the succinct statement she made to me was, conor mcgregor sexual assaulted me in the bathroom of t

good morning, gio. >> reporter: george, good morning.eah, the evidence seems to be pointing to the implosion happening on sunday when they lost contact with the mother ship about an hour and 45 minutes into that dive. now the heart broken family, they have made their way to new foundland. we spoke with some of them overnight. this morning a recovery mission now under way after a tragic ending. the coast guard saying a catastrophic implosion destroyed the missing sub and took the lives of the five people on board. >> the debris is consistent with a catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber. on behalf of the united states coast guard and the entire unified command, i offer my deepest condolences to the families. >> reporter: a robot off the horizon arctic finding the debris field, 1600 feet on the sea floor, over two miles below the surface. >> it's in an area where there is not any debris of titanic and consistent with the location of last communication for an implosion in the water column. >> reporter: the robot finding five major pieces

all right, gio. thank you.r oquendo is in moss point, mississippi, where one tornado left serious damage. good morning again, victory. >> reporter: good morning, robin. from downtown moss point, where the damage is 360 degrees. this area taking the brunt of a tornado. this is the m&m bank where eight people were trapped inside when a tornado tore through it. you see the condition of the bank. they are okay. these two gray pickup trucks here littered with debris. they're totalled. officials saying 100 homes and businesses were either damaged or destroyed. severe weather really taking a toll here across the city. look across the street. that is a church, a learning center, houses surrounding it. they have all been torn apart. this is a small tight knit community. we have watched neighbors coming together to help one another. no reported injuries so far. that is the good news. the bad news could be some more severe weather on the way today. michael? >> neighbors helping neighbors. thank you very much for that. now

>> sad is right, gio. thank you very much for that. the heat wave scorches the state. sam champion has the forecast. hey, sam. >> hey, how's it going everybody? making it a really tough time in texas, oklahoma. lot of places. let's show you some images. this is out of a little town in texas, matador. there's 500 people in town. when a tornado this size drops into the area, this is heart breaking to watch it. we kind of gauge the size of a tornado based on the damage here. there are buildings completely taken off their foundations here. good construction buildings flattened by the storm. we tossed cars around to the point you can't even tell they are cars. sometimes you can even tell they're cars. i want to tell you about some hail out of this storm line as well. what you are hearing are people running to get away from this hail storm because it happened in an open concert venue in red rock. there's no place to ride from that hail. water rushing in from the storms as well. this has been a brutal line of storms. it doesn't break. we have

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good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning.he driver and brakes when a crash is imminent. ntsb says automakers would have three years to install the system if the rule passes. they believe it would save at least 360 lives a year and reduce injuries by at least 24,000. not to mention, of course, the property damage that would be prevented. the move comes after a 53% increase in pedestrian deaths over the past ten years. ntsb also says automatic braking is able to avoid contact with a vehicle in front of you up to 62 miles per hour. this could make a dramatic difference. >> a significant change. gio benitez, thank you very much. we turn now to a gma exclusive. forbes just released their annual list of the richest self-made women from across the list. entertainment, business moguls. eva pilgrim has all the details and their advice for success. eva, nice to see you back here. >> it's a really diverse list. first look at the self-made women in the u.s. they come from all over the country and made their fortunes ranging from agricult

good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, robin. good morning.d airlines is still trying to catch up. it's already cancelled this morning 10% of its flights. that's about 300 flights. as millions are set to travel for this holiday weekend. this morning as the holiday travel rush officially gets under way, airlines are bracing for a record number of travellers on the heels of a week of chaos. >> i'm absolutely exhausted. i'm working on almost no sleep. i'm a mess right now. >> reporter: baggage piling up at airports across the country with frustration growing over ruined holiday travel plans. more than 7,000 flights cancelled since saturday. >> this is my third day here. i was supposed to fly to miami. we lost our cruise. we had to pay for it. now they can find our bags. >> reporter: in the midst of those travel woes a frightening emergency aboard a delta flight from atlanta to charlotte. passengers bracing as the plane landed on its nose after the front landing gear failed to deploy. amazingly, no one injured. >> we started to smell smoke and see

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gio benitez, thank you.turn to the ex-marine accused of choking a man to death on the new york city subway. a grand jury has indicted daniel penny. stephanie ramos joins us with the latest. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: rebecca, good morning. the marine veteran daniel penny and that homeless man jordan neely were on the subway at this station stop when witnesses say neely began engaging in aggressive speech. penny said that's when he had to intervene. now he faces an indictment of manslaughter charges. this morning law enforcement sources tell abc news a manhattan grand jury has indicted daniel penny, a marine veteran accused of placing a homeless man, jordan neely, in a deadly choke hold on a subway. while penny initially faced manslaughter charges, the specifics of the indictment won't be unsealed until he appears in court at a later date. video from may 1st shows penny restraining neely with a choke hold on the subway floor until neely stopped moving. the chief medical examiner's office ruling the

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and gio benitez is standing by tonight. >>> also breaking, the u.s. guard just moments ago, and what they have now revealed after that sub implosion. they believe they have now recovered human remains.

good morning america, gio beneetiz was eager to highlight this issue.shot this in new york and on the live with kelly and ryan set. it was a big effort for the network cruise and we met all these kids in new york and spent time talking with them. kristen: one of the kids said you are scared of what you don't know. it sounds like there is real hope that people will take away from this, get to know us. >> one of the things that struck me and sitting and listening to these kids talk, it was emotional, and one was just an aha moment. all my friends who have kids and are just trying to get their kids to eat vegetables. there that these kids are somehow being forced by outward forces. i just find it hard to believe, it is hard enough for a parent to understand that their kid may be trends -- trans next level and force them into being trans was an aha for me. there's this moment where one of the kids was talking about how they were having this conversation with her parents about coming out or transitioning, as a lot of transgender people refer to it. it remind

tran alleging the officer manufactured a witness and paid her off and that resulted in his 2 clients gio ponti douglas and cardi a hunter spending almost 10 years behind bars for a 2011 murder. they didn't commit. he paid this witness. >> thousands of dollars testimony. the murder convictions were overturned last year in the men were set free. but attorneys argue these are years they will never get back. >> it wasn't until they have been been transferred to several presidents away from their family. kids born that they weren't able to hug and kiss and hold. did they find out after they hired an appellate attorney? the truth of what this officer in terms of disgracing their badge perverting justice. >> attorneys say despite the oakland police department being under federal oversight, this was allowed to happen and to them that suggests there may be others in the same boat as their clients. >> we believe that there are other people who may still be in prison based upon this type of conduct. and so we want to expose this so that anyone else has been wronged and currently facing are doing ti

good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, robin. good morning.eah, an urgent investigation is now under way into what happened inside that private plane. officials believe everyone on board passed out and now this morning there's that big question about that delay with the fighter jets. this morning abc news obtaining dramatic audio capturing the tense moments over the nation's capital, as serious questions are raised about the time it took for fighter jets to get involved. fighter jets scrambling to catch up with an unresponsive private jet flying in restricted air space sunday. the f-16's causing that sonic boom heard across the area as they hit supersonic speed. listen as the fighter jets struggle to communicate with the small plane. but it turns out, according to the faa, the controllers alerted defense and homeland security officials a full hour and a half earlier. >> this is an armed air defense fighter. you have been intercepted. >> reporter: the faa telling abc news it lost contact with the jet at 1:28 p.m., just 15 minutes after it took

but it shouldn't be too hard because liquids promote a sofa, gio cancer, but alcohol poses even more of a scratch. and you studies show that there's no such thing as risk. free consumption risk can be low it by limiting consumption to the equivalent of one small b every day for women and 2 for men. that's 12 and 20 full grams of fuel alcohol respectively. but that doesn't mean you can save your time. and energy displays the drinking only on weekends, but then on one raises rate, it's better to spread consumption out over a week. there's no safe amount and when it comes to alcohol, but if you want to partake, i'm, it's best to do so at mealtime, it's an investment, so it in my tire can cut down on red meat sausage and price estimates ex, but say amounts of them should generally no succeed, 300 grams per week. try substituting like units like beans, lentils, or chick peas. eat more whole grain products to get enough diet tree finally. but that's why there's plenty of fruit fish. and of course vegetables, especially different accounts from the cabbage family. some studies show the sofa

the crew was unable to reel it in, and now, for the first time, he's telling his story to abc's gio benitezyou thinking when you saw him cut the rope? whatever he was doing. it was concerning for all of us. i didn't exactly see when he did. when he cut the rope, it was kind of like a terrifying and horrible moments . the three passengers plummeting, the parasail dragging them for miles before slamming into a bridge, killing all apart. his wife, their young son and nephew badly injured. and the boat's captain has now been charged with manslaughter and boating violations. he's pleaded not guilty. allopathy is suing the captain boating company and marina, claiming they failed to check the weather reports that day and failed to provide enough safety equipment . later on good morning america , allopathy reveals what the captain told him just before impact with the bridge and he shares advice for anyone booking a similar excursion this summer. in sports history was made in the nba finals last night. denver's nikola jokic and jamal murray became the first teammates to ever record triple doubles in

so what increases the risk of co loan stomach live a pancreatic and a sofa, gio cancer stroke. the university hospital in gemini, causing meshes, looks at links between diets and cancer, especially in the gods call my sons and women. what worries us a lot at the moment is the rising incidents of colorectal cancer and then people and dom clips by human mention studies indicate the diets, plays a key role in code on cancer. one of the most common forms of the disease in germany for solving just a moment and several studies at the moment are aimed at trying to understand that. see if you, any diet likely place a very big model here. because fast to alcohol consumption, red meat, and also the sweet and some of the drinks, i'm very specially popular among young people. think it say i need. so studies show that consuming too much alcohol price estimate and sausage can increase the risk of colon cancer. the same applies to obesity, having a body must index assess one, which means for instance, weighing 87 kilos. if you'll one me to 70 increases your risk by especially 4 percent. on th

abc's gio benitez is in nova scotia monitoring the search.itan is actually bolted shut from the outside. and that's part of the concern here. rescuers would have to first locate the vessel and physically remove the crew before oxygen runs out. the five on board only have about one day's worth of oxygen remaining . robots are also being used. these are unmanned underwater robots that could be sent to the bottom to investigate and try and locate the submersible back in 2018. industry experts expressed concern about the titan sub in a letter addressed to stockton rush, the ceo of oceangate, which operates the sub in that letter obtained by the new york times and later authenticated by abc news, the marine technology society warned of potential catastrophic problems with the titan's development that could have serious consequences. the group insists on oversight from a third party organization. there's been a lot of headlines calling this a tourist sub. this is not a tourist sub. it must be understood this is an experimental craft and that there

yes, but gio is political or strategic , it is the southern direction that is very important, to whommportant, for those who order, in fact, this is a counter- offensive in relation. dead ukrainians you know, i'll say a very cynical thing. each dead ukrainian soldier has his own price , it is very easy to calculate yes, the amount of financial resources that are allocated for this massacre. yes, divided by the number of soldiers killed, you can see how much it costs, who sells it? i believe the willingness to trade. uh, human flesh, yes or melt down its specie zelensky accepted there in istanbul why because it was his last chance, he had a chance before that, let's say he ignored it. yes, i missed this opportunity. he had his last chance in istanbul and he did not take advantage of this chance. it's just that in the eastern market on the scales, on one side, the coffins groans , the cries of people, and on the other, such a ringing of coins caressing the ear. he chose coins. well, it's absolutely obvious to me. for some reason, i say, because here, from somewhere not being , the forme

midfielder gio reyna and his parents.ion ruled the us federation shouldn't be prevented from rehiring him. eight wins or borrow now for andy murray at the it to reach the semifinals at the nottingham open. 7-6, 7-5 semifinals at the nottingham open. 7—6, 7—5 who said he made the perfect start his grass court season by winning his first title on the surface for seven years. it was murray's first singles title on grasses 2016. riders on the tour of switzerland have paid tribute to swiss rider gino mader who died in hospital this morning following a crash on yesterday's fifth stage. following consultation with teams. riders and m der s family. as neutralise meaning part would be ridden. but not raced competitively. the riders all rode the final 12 miles together in memory of the 26—year—old mader from switzerland. race director olivier senn said gino was a fantastic rider and an excellent human. he was really a good person, and he doesnt deserve to leave the world. that is just about all the sport for now. we will have more

great to have will reid at the desk in for gio this morning.resident biden speaking from the house on that deal to raise the federal debt ceiling potentially heading off an economic crisis. >> the president using the powerful political symbolism of the oval office delivering his address from behind the resolute desk for the first time of his presidency. >> all of this happening while arlene is the first hurricane season started three days ago. somara theodore is back with the latest on the storm's strengths and where arlene is heading next. good morning, again. >> yes, mother nature is off to the races at this hurricane season. take a look at arlene right now or at least the impact. this is fort myers, florida, really tons of rain causing major flooding in some of the areas. now, that's about the biggest impact we are going to see from arlene. here is what's going to happen. this is a disorganized system. it is going to fall apart as it continues south and east and north of cuba by this afternoon. 35 miles per hour wind gusts. you know i just w

with ugma first look i am gio benitez.e: residents are back in their homes after breaks in the water and gas mains force them out. there was a break in the 16 inch water main it is believed the break because the gas line to rupture one resident was asleep when she got the word from her neighbor. >> back and get my cats. marquette reggie: the water main was fixed while the gas main is continuing to be fixed. kumasi: there was a really big mess you could see right here. there is a big rig dumping a load of garbage in the northbound lane. chp said there were injuries a crash that involved unknown injuries. the organization is predicting that we could see the warmest year globally on record in the next five years. we are looking what that could mean for us in the bay area with fire season. the recently released global climate update says it will be hot with nearly 100% certainty experts predict to the next five years we will see the warmest year because of global warning -- warming. hotter fire risks. >> that includes things l