that is the birth of this -- >> kaylee, what's your response?nnifer, since i had to be asked this absurd hypothetical, will you condemn ilhan omar for not condemning al qaeda. apparently not >> you wouldn't even answer my question, kaylee. you have no high ground. continue. >> who are you asking? >> i'm saying continue the banter. >> she criticizes the country. >> i have no idea what she has said or not said about al qaeda. but i do know she's an american citizen and she has a representative district and she's sent to washington to serve her district. that woman is an american and you can't say send her home. >> she says we are responsible for 9/11. >> wait, wait, wait. >> she says america is responsible for 9/11 and terrorism, we're responsible for that and she won't condemn al qaeda, that is un-american. >> do you think she should be sent back to somalia? answer my question. >> jennifer, i'll answer it, all right. if you hate this country so much -- >> she doesn't hate it. >> let me finish. by all means, leave it and allow an immigrant who's d

thousands in michigan are still without power after strong storms whipped through the midwest. >> kaylee, the outages are brutal. but tonight, in some parts of the country, officials warning those with power to conserve? >> reporter: that's right. power companies and officials urging people in new york and elsewhere to reduce their power usage. we're learning of some spot outages in new york city. this heat wave is set to end within the next 24 hours for millions, but not soon enough. >> kaylee, thank you. >>> so much going on with the weather, let's get right to rob marciano now with the forecast. rob, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, tom. some relief on the way, but this is by far the hottest weekend of the year. hartford, hitting 100 for the first time since 2012. here's the heat indices. feels like 107 in philadelphia, 106 in d.c., even back through st. louis and tulsa. the front in chicago, dropping it to 67 degrees. so, 20 to 30 degrees cooler in just 24 hours. with this will come some rain, strong thunderstorms. during the day tomorrow, by 5:00 p.m., d.c., philly, new york

we should mention, this is kaylee's first report on "world news", so kaylee, welcome to you. we turn to meteorologist jeff smith from wabc. he's tracking it all. dangerous conditions out there for so many this weekend. is there any relief in sight? >> i can attest, pretty brutal out here right now in new york city. but the good news is there is relief in parts of the country tomorrow. in places like chicago where the heat index is 105 degrees, tomorrow is only going to be in the upper 70s. still very dangerous heat from the southern plains up through the i-95 corridor. heat index in the nation's capital up to 110 tomorrow. more like 107 in new york city. but even along that corridor, i think we improve to the early to middle part of next week with big relief coming tuesday to wednesday. along that barrier, some severe thunderstorms affecting the great lakes today. that can move into the northeast by monday. >> jeff smith, thanks to you. >>> there are new developments in the rising tensions with iran tonight. iran releasing dramatic new video -- take a look at this -- showing

kaylee, thank you very much. we also want to acknowledge this is your first time on our show so we would like to welcome you to the "good morning america" family. >> thank you guys for that. i'm thrilled to be part of the team and glad to be indoors with power at the moment. >> thanks again, kaylee. >> kaylee and i used to work together as well years ago so i can vouch for her. not sure she can do the same for me though. we won't give her that answer. kaylee, good to have you on the team. >>> we want to transition to the u.s. tensions with iran after iran seized a british oil tanker. stephanie ramos is in washington with the latest on that story. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. tensions between iran and the u.s. have been escalating since president trump withdrew the u.s. last year from the nuclear deal and imposed economic sanctions on iran but this latest move by iran, seizing that british tanker, is possibly one of their more significant escalations since may. iran making its next mov

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kaylee hartung, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to kaylee hartung, incredible journalist.kend. >> that's a rough start, kaylee, sorry about that. >> they threw her right on the streets, 110 degrees it felt like. >> you take this one. >> abc news doesn't take it easy on anyone on her first weekend on her debut there, congrats to kaylee, welcome to the team. >>> time for a check on the forecast. >> accuweather's adam del rosso has that. >> some relief on the way to the plains and the northeast as cooler, less-humid air works in. all of the hot and sticky conditions pushed into the deep south with temperatures still expected to climb into the 90s there. this front is going to bring severe storms into parts of the northeast and the mid-atlantic with damaging wind gusts and flooding downpours a possibility. some of those storms working into the mississippi river valley as well. out ahead of it, though, across the southeast, it's still going to be quite hot and humid. kenneth, lana? >> thank you, adam. >>> right now evacuations have been ordered as two brush fires burn in the gr

abc's kaylee hartung has more on what he's saying about it.good morning, eva. 1 in 8 american couples struggle with infertility. giants' wide receiver golden tate said he and his wife are among them and they sought treatment, but not before he checked the nfl's banned substance policy. this morning, new york giants wide receiver golden tate is appealing a four-game suspension for violating the league's policy on performance-enhancing drugs. the ten-year nfl veteran says he fought fertility treatment in order to help his wife and him have a second child. >> all along he's been very honest about when this situation arose, he's been very honest with us. >> reporter: in statement on twitter, tate says just days after he started treatment he learned the drug he was prescribed contained an ingredient on the league's banned substance list. tate adding, i immediately discontinued use and reported the situation to the nfl. he says, well before a failed test was even confirmed. >> your average fan, your average person out there might say, i feel sorry f

kaylee, thank you. >>> now to the extreme heat and mounting wildfire threat out west. some residents in oregon told be ready to evacuate as the mile post 97 fire burns. near canyonville more than one of 40 major fires burning out west. firefighters also battling smaller pop-up brush fires like this one outside l.a. as triple digit temperatures set in. they are dangerous conditions. seen years meteorologist rob marciano is here with the lat t latest. rob good evening. >> good evening, tom. we're heating up on both coasts. extreme heat warnings have just been issued for the west. check it out here. the ridge is building, the heat will build as well. we have fresno, palm springs and phoenix with temperatures getting up over 110 tomorrow. heat add viz advisories in los angeles throughout sacramento. red flag warnings up there for washington especially. here's the heat in the east. temperatures up in the 90s. we could see our warmest july since 2013 in central park. tom? >> thank you, rob. >> a passing to note in the disney family. you may not recognize the name russy taylo

here's kaylee hartung. >> reporter: tonight, this professional surfer, grateful he's alive. >> a sharkout of the water and grabs onto my arm, right by my elbow and kind of tugs a little bit, thrashes, and i guess it tastes me and was like "nope." >> reporter: 23-year-old frank o'rourke surviving a shark attack, this bloody puncture wound his battle scar. >> you have all the rows of teeth that kind of just clamped onto my arm. >> reporter: in this video from surfline.com you see o'rourke in the water at jacksonville beach, then a brief struggle. a minute later, o'rourke racing across the beach to get help, still clutching his board. and less than 200 miles up florida's east coast, a black tip shark spotted friday, feeding in the shallow waters of cocoa beach. but these encounters incomparable to what paige winter experienced just last month in north carolina. >> she's in bad shape. i mean, her leg is almost gone. >> reporter: attacked in deep water, her father saved her life by punching the shark on its head. the 17-year-old losing her leg and some of her fingers. >> i'm still paigey, j

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kaylee, good morning to you. >> reporter: yeah. good morning, dan. records set overnight, up and down the east coast from virginia to massachusetts. in some places it felt hotter than 90 degrees in the middle of the night. while we haven't felt any relief in this part of the country like they have in the midwest, there's another day of blistering temperatures ahead for so many. more than 94 million, from oklahoma to maine, enduring potentially life-threatening conditions through the hottest weekend of the summer. at washington's dulles airport, monitors warn outside crews to stay hydrated due to extreme temperatures. united airlines providing several hydration carts for workers. the golf carts will deliver water throughout the day and on request. >> we have a number of methods that we use to prevent heat exhaustion. so, we have cooling stations strategically placed around the terminal with gatorade, water and ice. >> reporter: in boston, the city stepping in, opening cooling stations. allowing residents to use pools free of charge. in the midwest, hu

kaylee gilchrist of the women's water polo team suffered a deep leg laceration.erwent surgery. three of kaylee's teammates are recovering from minor injuries this evening. >>> elon musk's company space x launched its dragon capsule into space for the 18th time. >> congratulations on a beautiful capture. we are looking forward to using the new research dragon has brought you. >> the spacecraft docked at the international base station. it was carrying 5000 pounds of supplies.ud i cannot tell bit thayed atospace x falcon 9 rocket. it is the first time the dragon capsule was reused for a third trip to space. it will come back to earth in four weeks carrying research materials with it and 3300 pounds of trash. >>> a phoenix woman back home this evening after setting a world record atop one of the world highest mountains. there she is, 89-year-old and got a hero's welcome after returning from tanzania where she became the oldest person ever to climb mount kilimanjaro. jared dillingham tells us that is only part of the reason she did it. >> it took nine days and 19,000,

abc's kaylee hartung joins us s.th the new images we're seeing kaylee, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. this desperate search has tracked these young murder suspects more than 2,000 miles across canada. new photos this morning revealing more about the teenagers' dark interests. this morning, canadian authorities going door to door searching for these two teenagers suspected of killing three people. >> we all want the same thing. we want to find these suspects so we are working hard to try and do that as quick as we can. >> reporter: this video of the suspects released by police. that's 19-year-old kam mcleod and 18-year-old bryer schmegelsky wandering through a big box store earlier this week. police warning they may have changed their appearance since urging anyone who may have accidentally helped them to come forward. >> it is possible that someone may not have been aware of who they were providing assistance to and may now be hesitant to come forward. >> reporter: a community on edge after the highway murders of this college professor as well as american chynna deese a

kaylee hartung, abc news, new york. >>> national weather service says some relief from the heat tomorrow>> in the bay area, temperatures on the rise. drew has the latest. >> brutal along the east coast. earlier today philadelphia felt like 111. new york city central park felt like 106. here, though, it's a refreshing end to the week and a live look from our walnut creek camera, sun mixing with clouds. our warmest spots are close to the century mark in the week ahead. >>> i think it's important to have these creative spaces for our culture. for our communities. >> getting creative to save an east bay spot that promotes art and expression. it's struggling to stay open despite a huge rent hike. >>> illuminating discovery deep in the ocean. what >>> a brush fire on mt. diablo is now fully contained. cal fire reported flames charred about four acres. near the juniper camp ground. firefighters worked overnight to put those flames out. >>> abc 7 news focuses on building a better bay area, now an effort to save an east bay haven for artists and creative minds. abc 7 news was in uptown oakland at

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this is kaylee from indianapolis. can you talk to me a little bit about have these types of exposure mentoring programs and what more we could be doing? on 21 girls came, and because girls inc. of indianapolis paid, i don't know if they paid for her or if her parents or mother paid for her or father, but how do we get more young people to contemplate life here, if they do not have the opportunity to come here? >> what you gave was an extraordinary experience for these 21 women. >> she was amazing. >> i'm sure she was. .. to create more mentoring programs, perhaps giving i remember inprematur to them. i want to make a point pr the work out of nci where they have discovered for corporations that women are undermentored and oversponsored. >> would you like to quickly define that for us briefly even though my time is up. >> mentoring is providing the ideas and interaction. sponsoring is basically i'm going to sign the check that you should take-- that i'm going to back you in a position. you know, i'm going to be the one

vonnie: kaylee, thank you -- kailey, thank you.nventories show another major draw. 5.8 million barrels is the drawdown. predictably, crude oil is rising. it was up already before the data. it is now close to $59 a barrel. one down, one to go. it is night two for the democratic debates this week, where former vice president joe biden will take the stage. bloomberg's chief washington correspondent kevin cirilli is in detroit and joins us now. topics ranged from health care to race relations. also, republican talking points. will we see something similar tonight? going to beyes are on former vice president joe biden as he tries to convince voters and the democratic party that he is a formidable front-runner. he will be standing right next to senator kamala harris, the democrat from california. also look out for senator cory booker, from new jersey. the biden campaign and the booker campaigns have been exchanging jabs on a host of different policy issues. perhaps it is two individuals who won't be on night two who performed last night,

the latest report from her office is that mother and daughter, kaylee, are at home bonding and resting. >> maybe you can get that to us in email to respond with a card or something. >> sure, darlene can send an email out. that's what her staff represented it to be. there's a counter item for the next 12 board meetings but no item scheduled for committee meetings. i'm giving us a heads up that items are planned for the committees. if the committee doesn't meet, items don't get done. the only answer is the obviously one, which is purpose of our education, personnel, deferred comp. there are actions the board is waiting. so these committees have to meet to get things done. the committees may change next month but in terms of planning out your schedule, plan on saving the third wednesday of every month for a committee meeting. maybe you're not on that committee. the reason this is important, in terms of the strategic plan we expect staff to do things. every item, they're labeled deliverables, something we're expecting staff to do. part of the concept of deliverables, if a group is supposed

first up, kaylee gillcrest, she suffered a laceration to her leg, her teammate, she suffered injuries the men -- the water polo players there, johnny hooper and ben hallick they were also hurt. but they're not serious injuries. we got a statement as well from the u.s. federation for that sort confirming that incident. i want to get to this, all usa water polo athletes are safe and accounted for. thoughts are with all of those as well. there were other countries as well including new zealand and australia and happy to report there that no injuries, no serious injuries to those athletes. >> this was as simple as just the building, a portion of it, just compromised. >> yes. >> and collapsed. >> yeah. the balcony up above, reports indicate that an investigation is ongoing. we'll continue through the weekend to try to ascertain what happened in that nightclub. as for the u.s. teams, next order of business for them, lima peru for the pan american games. we have the opening ceremony to that on friday. that's now officially under way. they're going to be beginning competition there august the

. >> kaylee mcinerney says joe biden would rather spend his time attacking donald trump and discussinghe failed policies of the obama biden administration, and a quote from former obama and bush defense secretary robert gates who wrote about biden, quote, i think he has been wrong on every foreign-policy national security issue in the past four decades. biden sent the right message in south carolina where democratic primary voters say he is their top choice to handle the economy, healthcare and racial issues and has the support of 41% of black democratic primary voters. >> biden's remarks with a rally and more like a lecture. most of the attacks on trump didn't applaud at all until biden started a riff about ending us support for saudi forces in yemen's civil war and that was almost half an hour in his remarks. shannon: thank you very much. biden's insistence the former vice president is not racist is working with african-american voters. we have those numbers, democrats on capitol hill are sparring over race issues. washington correspondent, welcome to you both, good to have you here.

militants and there's been a have a word for tomorrow, you can a major friend kaylee want to you wantder your beach towel evidence fairly light infers that you're ok professor cart and had some changes coming our way you can see the storms rolling through southern california how about that the lightning strikes there right along the coastline. as the you can see also little week low kind of spin on through there. but those thunderstorms really erupting that monsoon as high pressure builds back into the bay area. it is picking up on some of the moisture up on the south and dragging him back in the california will see that coming days here so outside right now looking toward the golden gate bridge, some patchy fog is just moving the tv year. just a moment ago you can see some of the towers but now covered up by some of that fog outside certainly going to see couple patches early on tomorrow morning that i think it's gone, sunshine and temperatures in the 60's very comfortable in the san francisco, mid 70's in oakland and some 80's in the san jose air quality will begin to suffer a littl

brought 21 21 girls this year, i participated in taking your daughters to work, so kaylee from indianapolis came, and sat with me in hearings throughout the day, and, she asked spectacular questions, and i think got excited, she of course, she would maybe be present president of the u.s. one day. but, can you talk to me a little bit about how these types of exposure mentoring programs, and what me what more we could be doing, only 21 girls came, because girls think of indianapolis, paid, i don't know if they paid for her, or if her parents her mother paid for her, but, how do we get more young people, to contemplate life here. if they've not had the opportunity to come here? >> well that was an extraordinary experience for these young women. she was amazing. i'm sure she was. and what you did was give her the possibility of thinking of other things, which could potentially be. which she might not have had that. mentoring programs are extraordinarily important, i think that bringing them to scale as you describe, is sometimes limited by resources, nevertheless, you can encourage your local c

kaylee hartung has the story. this suspect targeted the wrong woman. >> he sure did.g, cecilia. not once but twice a man allegedly indecently exposed himself to another jogger on a morning run. what happened next is caught on camera. it's probably not the reaction he expected when 33-year-old aia confronts an alleged flasher on a morning run outside of boston. >> i saw a guy pulling his pants down. i did not put a lot of thought to it but when the guy ran towards me and flashed his pants one more time all the way down to his knees and reach his hand out, i realized thta this is not just an emergency and he is a flasher. >> reporter: this mother of two did not miss a beat before jumping into action. watch again as she turns around and runs after the man who she says also reached out and tried to grab her. >> i was probably one or two women running there, he just thought, oh, that will be her. bad luck, not the right choice. >> reporter: what you don't see in the surveillance footage is this former member of the israeli army tackling the man holding both of his hands be