david gutman in los angeles. matt, thank you.here's also news after that rock throwing spree near denver targeting at least seven vehicles and 45 minutes, killing a young woman when a rock smashed through her windshield. investigators say the vehicles were targeted all on the same night. one of the drivers who survives as all he could see were headlights on a dark road and then his windows shattered. alexa bartel was killed by a rock while driving home. investigators receiving hundreds of tips. buttill no suspects. tonight here, we pay tribute to harry belafonte, the actor singer and civil rights activist has died. he was 96 years old. belafonte achieved so many firsts during his decades long career, but he famously said he was not an artist who became an activist, but that he was an activist who happened to be an artist. hey as the voice behind it, was all that is that. he said. he said. he said, get me, said bill. harry belafonte was a legendary singer, a groundbreaking actor and a civil rights giant. born in harlem in 1927 to

andrew gutman is running for congress in florida.says the same sense of duty is callings him to dc. here with more is congressional candidate, andrew gutman. you mention sense of duty is why you are running. what do you see as your duty? >> i wrote a letter to all the parents at my daughter's school, i never expected it to be read by anyone other than parents. it got media attention and helped start it is parent's movement and i felt i had a duty to do that now. somebody had to speak up, other parents weren't doing it. two years later, we had a parent's movement and this is the next stage to have what we call the accidental activists to step up and run for political office because we have no choice but to fight for our children's education, fight for parent alg rights. k-12 is front line of the culture war. we need local, state and federal level that can fight that fight and i think very few of the people understand what is at stake here. it is enorm out amount at stake here. >> todd: you wrote, i cannot tolerate a school that judges

matt gutman is in israel for us. >> palestinian militant groups of fired rockets into israel from lebanon. dozens streaked across the sky. regional tensions at a boiling point. this, the largest bombardment faced since 2006. israeli military saying they intercepted 25 rockets. smoke rising after one rocket slammed in a bank. night after night, those classes at one of islam's holiest sites. palestinian workers attempting to barricade themselves pelted police with rocks and cheers. this week when police stormed the mosque, they were blasted with fireworks and beating demonstrators with weapons. israel singling out hamas for the attacks. the israeli air force said they targeted tunnels and weapons factories in the gaza strip and in anticipation of palestinian retaliation, major israeli cities opening bomb shelters. >> linsey: in france, protests in a resistant to president macron's plan to change retirement age. some setting fires and vandalizing stores. including a paris restaurant patronized by president macron. new details from the investigation into the fatal stabbing of bob lee in san f

matt gutman is in israel. >> violence erupting inside one of the holy sites inside jerusalem. worshipers -- stun grenades and teargas. this video prompting an outcry, showing israeli forces beating people inside. this woman was praying when a stun grenade hit her in the chest. hundreds were arrested. tensions have flared israel trying to clear worshipers who barricaded themselves inside, tried to spend the night inside during the holy month of ramadan. militants firing rockets into southern israel. the israeli force retaliating, claiming to strike several sites inside gaza. >> the white house says it is concerned by the violence at the mosque, urging all sides to avoid further conflict. >> china condemning the high-stakes meeting between the president of taiwan and bipartisan lawmakers. mccarthy highlighting the importance of building up defenses. >> it is clear there are several actions that are necessary. we must continue arms sails to taiwan and make sure they reached taiwan on a timely bas basis. >> let's bring in martha. china is blasting this meeting. what is their respo

matt gutman has the details. >> good morning. almost no one saw this coming. month. in that time they are saying they discovered new facts that compelled them to drop all those charges against baldwin for now. this morning a major victory for alec baldwin, accused of involuntary manslaughter in the death of halyna hutchins on the set of the movie "rust." special prosecutors assigned to the case last month dismissed the involuntary manslaughter charges without prejudice, but stated new facts were revealed that meant further investigation and forensic analysis in the case. this decision does not absolve mr. baldwin of culpability and new charges may be filed. the new york times showing the gun baldwin rehearsed with had been modified before arriving on set. baldwin's attorney saying in statement, we are pleased with the decision to dismiss the case against alec baldwin and we encourage a proper investigation into the facts and circumstances of this tragic accident. baldwin insisted he was told the gun did not contain live ammunition and that he never pulled the

matt gutman is in israel.>> reporter: tonight, violence erupting inside one of the holiest sites in jerusalem. worshipers tossing fireworks at officers. officers firing stun rega grenas and teargas. sparking a global outcry showing israeli forces beating people inside. the woman was praying when the chest. hundreds of palestinians were arrested. over the past six days, tensions flared up at the temple considered a sacred place of worship for both jews and muslims trying to clear worshipers who barricaded themselves inside the mosque trying to spend the night inside during the holy month of ramadan. in response, palestinian militants in gaza firing rockets into israel and retaliating ramadan and passover, coinciding for the first time in 30 years, the white house says it is extremely concerned by the violence at the mosque urging all sides to avoid further conflict. lindsey. >> lots of fear of escalation, thank you. moments ago, china condemning the high-stakes media between president tsai in taiwan and biparti

mr. gutman, one of the key things to come out of these leeks, it appears the u. s. does doubt ukraine's expected counter offensive this spring is likely to yield big gains. you would think that would be quite damaging, but it sounds like officials in keith are actually not as worried as you might expect. what you think is going on there. well, i think her in key if they have quite a realistic view of their own capabilities on the other side, they understand that in order to keep the western support going, they have to show results in the spring or all the western partners basically are waiting for the beginning of this spring offensive some thought it could have started in march. some thought it could start now, but maybe we'll start only in may. i think this is sir, the success of this so ukrainian counter offensive is very crucial for the future of the whole development of this situation. and do you think that the leaks are, could in some ways actually help ukraine because it, they've pointed to shortages in ammunition and weapons that are things that ukraine has

abc's matt gutman is in israel tonight. >> the deadly attack on the most populous city.lance video being examined by police showing the vehicle racing down the iconic promenade. killings one and injuring at least five others. the car flipping over. video posted to his social media showing israeli police surrounding the overturned vehicle and opening fire. israeli authorities saying they shot and killed a palestinian driver as he reached for a weapon. a short time later, we were at the scene. you walk down here, what did you say? >> i saw three big people laying on the floor. two of them were being treated by first responders. >> matt: the incident as good an already simmering tensions. two british israelite sisters were killed in a shooting attack on this car in the west bank. their mother criticlly wounded. airlifted to a hospital in jerusalem. the attack play on palestinian militants followed a rapid volume of attacks in retaliation between israel and palestinian groups in lebanon and gaza. it began early thursday. a heavy brush of rockets fired into israel from lebano

matt gutman has the story for us.rning, matt. >> reporter: that emotional press conference, greiner telling us no one should have to go through what she went through in russian detention. she didn't get into a lot of detail, but the impact and the trauma were evident. griner, first came the ovation, then the tears. >> you're crying. you're making me cry. >> just digging deep, honestly. you're gonna be faced with adversities throughout your life. >> reporter: for the first time since she was released from russian detention in a prisoner swap, griner speaking publicly. >> never going overseas to play again unless i'm representing my country in the olympics. >> reporter: she was held for ten months for possession of hashish oil, which is banned in russia. >> what gave me hope was looking at my family. that brought my hope back. >> reporter: her mission now, fighting for other americans wrongly detained overseas like journalist evan gershkovich and former marine paul whelan. were you aware of all of the efforts on your be

israeli officials saying they shot and drivers hreached for aestinian weapon matt gutman was on the scene as they walked down here. i saw three paper people laying on the floor, two of them being treated by offers earlier on friday. in a separate incident, officials say a shooter opened fire in the west bank, killing two british israeli sisters. their mother critically wounded this as israel sees some of its worst violence in decades. clashes erupting this week at the al aqsa mosque in jerusalem's old city. after israeli police raids on one of jerusalem's holiest sites. palestinian militants later responding by firing rockets at israel for both the gaza strip in lebanon. defense forces firing back claiming to strike hamas controlled weapons factories and military installations that back and forth, marking the most serious border violence since israel's 2006 war with lebanon's hezbollah. and it's all coming at a sensitive time with passover, ramadan and easter all coinciding both sides saying they are working to de escalate the situation. geo says. thank you so much for that, and now to th

rebecca alright matt gutman. thank you, robert. move on now to the masters and john rom, surging to victory on sunday. yes taking home. the coveted green jacket will is here. as we said, with that, and much more, including tiger. no no, no, robin. good morning. at this stage in his career, tiger woods is only going to play the big event and even when he does that that will be difficult with his injury history as we saw this weekend, but there were so many other compelling storylines at a masters as marked by wild weather and an unusual schedule as it was by other headline making names at the top of the leaderboard. this morning. john graham has a green jacket. rams surging to victory on sunday wins the masters marathon. 28 year old celebrating on the 18th green with his family by his side after shooting a three under par 69 in the final round to win his first masters and second major about it for jon rahm, this year's co runner up, brooks kept a lead the whole tournament until shooting three over par in the final round. four time m

but exhibit organizer johanna gutman says spending time with these failures -- >> it's rather violent it's about having that conversation about failure. what do we learn from failure? hw does the fear of failure hold us back from innovating, trying new things, taking meaningful risks? >> reporter: the items were all collected by a swedish psychologist who studies innovation and says companies who embrace failure are often on the right track. that may be hard to believe when it comes to bic pens designed for women or gerber baby food sold to single adults. but some of these bad ideas helped lead to success. >> people can feel comfortable trying different things, experimenting, and ultimately innovating. >> reporter: they invite visitors to share their own failures, filling a wall. some of them really personal. but every failure is also an opportunity. >> there's no true failure unless you don't learn from it. >> it's amazing to see it all in one place really. >> reporter: proof that mistakes, even trumpsteaks, do happen. >> no seat belts and no directional blinkers. >> reporter: but fa

israel saying rockets were launched from syria into israeli territory on saturday and a bcs matt gutman has the latest this morning from jerusalem, matt good morning to you. good morning, joe. over the past several days, israel and palestinian militant groups have traded fire in lebanon, the west bank and gaza as you mentioned it overnight from syria. now, this is one of the few times over the past decade that rockets from syria have landed in israel and palestinian militant groups are saying they did this because of what they say was israel's heavy handedness in the temple mount. during ramadan. this morning tensions rising in the middle east after a wave of violent attacks across israel, and now the conflict expanding to a new front. syria israel says six rockets were fired from its northern neighbor israel, saying it responded with artillery and airstrikes on syrian military sites. there were no reported casualties, but syria state media reporting there was damaged in their country. meet it for tat comes after israel and palestinian groups traded airstrikes and rockets over lebanon a

matt gutman is there in jerusalem. good morning, matt. >> good morning, deborah.s is the first time passover and ramadan (indiscernible) in 30 years. for months, israeli sources tell me about the eruption of violence. clashing fiercely with israeli overnight tensions on the temple intensifying after another night of clashes. one of islam's holiest sites in jerusalem. inside the mosque again met with explosions from fireworks. this video released by (indiscernible) officers firing tear gas. this video showing israeli forces , prompting global outcry. at least six people wounded, including this woman who says she was hit in the chest with a stun grenade while praying. nearly 500 arrested overnight wednesday. the chaos coming after nearly a week of mounting tensions during the holiest month of the response, palestinian factions firing multiple rockets from gaza into southern israel. and israeli air force striking for broader escalation. gaza. overnight we have seen protests . in lebanon, (indiscernible) the violence at the temple mount. the white house now says (indi