kaylee, thank you. >>> now to the major announcement from the nfl tonight. the league revealing it will support now the end of the controversial practice of race-norming, as it's called, in brain injury settlements, which assumes black former players start off with lower cognitive functioning. the practice making it harder for them to receive compensation for some brain injury claims. and here's abc's eva pilgrim tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the nfl pledging to help end the controversial practice of race-norming. race-norming, critics say, assumes black players start at a lower cognitive level than white players, making it harder for black former players to qualify for compensation after head injuries. >> i just want to be looked at the same way as a white guy. >> reporter: today's pledge coming after an abc news investigation found several neuropsychologists who say they felt pressured to apply race norms by the nfl, and that when they didn't use them, the nfl would appeal payouts for injuries, often reresulting in former players' claims being denied. tod

kaylee hartung is smack dab in the middle of it.maha steaks, not so much about this. but did you get to try one? >> reporter: robin, all the sauerkraut whit has ever wished for. >> it's all about the kraut.krau >> reporter: we have eaten so well. all about the kraut. you can't come here and not get a reuben, not get a steak, not get a milkshake from zesto's. what makes everything taste better the friendly and welcoming people along the way. the state motto says, it's time to get back to living the good life. we're rising and shining in the cornhusker state. nebraska's sprawling farmland home to nearly four times more cows than people. with natural wonders. no landlocked state has more water running through it than nebraska. there are nearly 80,000 miles of river to navigate including the elk horn river. tubing and adventures was struggling when covid hit. >> the water was over our head and we got wiped out. >> reporter: historic flooding in 2019 made floating the river impossible and when 2020 brought more uncertainty for brock barr

>> kaylee hartung reporting. thank you, kaylee. >>> in washington tonight, the justice department inspector general launching an investigation into whether the trump justice department went after some democrats and their phone records. the secret subpoena to apple to get phone data from some key house members and their families, including a minor. reportedly no data requested on republicans. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the justice department inspector general launching an investigation into whether the trump doj was used as a weapon against the former president's political opponents. >> i've actually called the justice department to look into the leaks. those are criminal leaks. >> reporter: abc news confirming that prosecutors pursued at least one subpoena of apple in 2018 that may have allowed them to obtain data relating to at least two house intelligence committee members -- eric swalwell and the committee's chairman, adam schiff. according to sources, t

here's kaylee hartung. >> reporter: tonight, the sussexes are now a family of four. meghan and harry announcing the birth of their second child, a girl, lilibet diana mountbatten- windsor, named after her great-grandmother, the queen, lilibet is her nickname, and her late grandmother, princess diana. harry telling oprah winfrey he thinks his mother would be proud of his decision to put his family first. >> what do you think your mom would say about this stepping back? >> my mother would be angry about how this has panned out, and very sad. but ultimately, all she ever wanted was for us to be happy. >> reporter: the family together at their montecito home thanking well wishers around the globe for their support, saying their new daughter "is more than we could have ever imagined." lili, as she will be known, is eighth in the line of succession, after big brother archie. the first senior royal to be born here in the united states. >> it will be another kind of life to be brought up in the u.s. >> reporter: the sussexes announcing the duchess' pregnancy earlier this yea

kaylee hartung has the latest. good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: hey, amy.rom. now her legal troubles and her estranged husband's are catching up with her. >> there's so many layers to this divorce. it's so [ bleep ] complicated. it's very difficult to explain. i did not see it ending this way. >> reporter: overnight, erika jayne's real-life scandal unfolding on "the real housewives of beverly hills." now, a harsh reality setting for the bravo star as her lawyers drop her. >> when you have a client that says i had an attorney and they withdrew, there's a red flag. it alerts you to significant issues either with the client or with the case. >> reporter: erika jayne's attorneys withdrawing their representation the same day the bombshell hulu documentary was released. saying the relationship of trust and confidence that's essential to a properly functioning attorney-clint relationship has broken down and in the good faith assessment of counsel the relationship is irreparable. that documentary giving voice to people her ex-husband allegedly stole money from. >>

good morning, kaylee.d meghan impressively managed to keep this happy news a secret for about 48 hours. then they shared it on their own terms. the couple said they hope to have kids close in age, now big brother archie has a sister two years younger and this family of four is complete. this morning, the duke and duchess of sussex celeating the arrival of their second child, daughter lilibet diana. lili for short. born friday at 11:40 a.m. santa barbara cottage hospital in california weighing 7 pounds, 11 ounces. lili is the first senior royal born in the u.s. the family's newest bundle of joy named lilibet for his grandmother, the queen, who couldn't pronounce her own name when she was little and, of course, for diana, his late mother. the couple saying, lili is more than we could have ever imagined and we remain grateful for the love prayers we've felt from across the globe. the couple adding, mother and daughter are doing well. settling in in montecito. the royal family all offering congratulations. the

kaylee hartung is at dodger stadium.ning here in the golden state because it's back in business. starting today for californians who are fully vaccinated, life will almost be back to normal. if you are grocery shopping, going to the gym or a bar, or even disneyland, you can ditch the mask. if you are coming here to dodger stadium, if you have gotten your shots, you can leave the mask at home. without capacity limits and without social distancing requirements, the world series champs, they are hoping to pack this place for the next couple of nights as they play host to the philadelphia phillies, but for the unvaccinated, they are so concerned particularly about this delta variant. the cdc is estimating about 10% of cases in this country right now are due to that variant. in the uk, it's responsible for 90% of cases, but no matter your vaccination status, there is an important reminder. there are some places where masks are still required like in hospitals, public transportation and long-term care facilities, and in k thro

>> all right, kaylee hartung, thank you. >>> next tonight, the biden administration reportedly forcing out u.s. border patrol chief rodney scott. scott was in charge of the san diego sector before he was tapped as chief of february last year. and vice president kamala harris will visit the border near el paso on friday, we've learned. her first visit since president biden tapped her in march to tackle the root causes of migration from central america. she's visited guatemala and mexico and will now visit the u.s. border. >>> when we come back tonight, the wildfire emergency under way in several states tonight. the evacuations, the close sure of national forests, the pictures coming in. >>> and harrison ford injured. news on him tonight. you've got♪ ♪let's make lots of money♪ ♪you've got the brawn♪ ♪i've got the brains♪ ♪let's make lots of♪ ♪uh uh uh♪ ♪oohhh there's a lot of opportunities♪ with allstate, drivers who switched saved over $700. saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate click or call to switch today. allstate in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patc

>> all right, kaylee, thank you so much.lyst dan abrams here in studio with us, and "the new york times" senior editor liz day of the documentary "free britney." thank you both for being here. dan, wow. hearing from her, this whole free britney movement, hearing her she sounds like a literal prisoner. >> this was even more of a bombshell than we expected. we came into this wondering how big a deal is it going to be. this was a huge deal what she said here. the two things that struck me most were the -- first of all, the fact that she says she didn't know she could file to end this. that's astonishing because as the lawyer involved here, i always have said, well, you know, she could always file to end this. and yet now if this is true that she didn't know, that's a really big deal. number two, on the flip side to some degree is she repeated again and again that she wanted to end this but without a medical examination. and, you know, if you want to end this the way to do it in a faster way is to say i'll do anything it takes t

abc's kaylee hartung tonight on the scene in l.a. county. >> reporter: tonight, a firefighter is dead after allegedly being shot by one of his own, the latest workplace shooting coming to a fiery end in southern california. >> all stations, we have an active shooter situation at fire station 81. >> reporter: authorities say an shot and killed a 45-year-old r. was a brave, committed, loyal member of our department e spital.ln rs him into the hospital and trying get him the care he needs immediately. >> reporter: and just ten miles away from the shooting at the station, this massive house fire erupting. the home believed to be owned by the suspect. >> the suspect is saying he's going to shoot at anybody that approaches. >> then the sheriff started arriving and they had their long weapons out. >> reporter: the s.w.a.t. team rappelling onto the scene from a helicopter. officials letting the fire burn, concerned the gunman could be barricaded inside. choppers swooping in from above, dropping water on the flames. authorities finding the su

here's abc's kaylee hartung. >> reporter: tonight, an outpouring of support for carl nassib, the first active nfl player to come out as a gay man. in the backyard of his pennsylvania home, he looked into the camera on his phone and made history, offering a message that he hopes will soon no longer be needed in our society. this is what he said. >> what's up people? i'm carl nassib. i'm at my house here in west chester, pennsylvania. i just want to take a quick moment to say that i'm gay. i've been meaning to do this for a while now. but i finally feel comfortable enough to get it off my chest. i really have the best life. i've got the best family, friends and job a guy could ask for. i'm a pretty private person, so, i hope you guys know that i'm really not doing this attention. i just think that representation and visibility are so important. i actually hope that one day, videos like this and the whole coming out process are just not necessary. >> interception by nassib! >> reporter: nassib's team, the las vegas raiders, the nfl and so many others now applauding his brave, personal mes

i use you do reach out for will for kaylee additional the last across from so for my issue is 15 years in prison. so you my mouse, sit down, it took me a long time to find myself, but i still didn't figure out completely why the biggest question, why? why did i do what i have done, though, almost everything that i look back my past, it's always why. and it's where it is always to find the answers for everything. the syringe for many people. and i told them that i fun during war and i really did spend friends together drink together. we had girls together. we try, you know, basically everything that young man and want to have the, i had not thinking what you know, bad things can happen. ah . the disintegration of yugoslavia in 1991 led to a series of conflicts europe's deadliest since world war 2 more than one 130000 people died at least 3000000 were displaced or became refugees. it was in bosnia herzegovina that most of the war crimes were committed. part of the federal republic of yugoslavia, bosnia was home to 3 if mister teeth, the largest group with both the ax, bosnian muslims, fo

kaylee, thank you.now to that new charge for the so-called "doomsday mom," lori vallow, already charged in the killing of her two children being charged for conspiracy to commit murder in the death of her ex-husband and marcus moore has the story. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: michael, good morning. for months, the nation was engrossed in the search for j.j. and tylee who went missing from their home, and people across the country awaited news, investigators were looking into a string of deaths connected to the parents. this morning, lori vallow facing charges in another alleged murder. the 48-year-old awaiting trial for the death of her two children has now been charged with conspiracy to commit first degree murder in the death of her former husband charles vallow. in 2019, lori vallow's now-deceased brother alex cox killed him in what was originally ruled as self-defense and police warn it shows police responding, even speaking with lori that day. prosecutors are now alleging that vallow, quote,

>> kaylee, i know it seems like we're seeing a rise in so many mass shootings. fbi has a new report out that actually shows a disturbing rise in these cases. >> reporter: yeah, cecilia, that report takes a look at the last 20 years and shows a steady increase in recent years. from 2000 to 2004 an average of 7. now that number has jumped to 26. cecilia? >> something has to change. kaylee, thank you so much. michael? >>> now to that new push to vaccinate more americans. moderna applying for full fda approval even though cases are dropping in several states, there is some new concern heading into summer. stephanie ramos joins us with more. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: michael, good morning. it may take several months before the moderna vaccine is fully backed by the fda but as vaccination rates plateau in parts of the country and downright drop in others doctors hope getting full authorization from the fda will add one more level of confidence in the covid vaccine. this morning, moderna filing for complete fda approval of its covid-19 vaccine. currently it

good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: good morning, robin.ear from the pop princess herself. this date has been circled on the calendar for months. but a new report from "the new york times" says that britney's been fighting to end this conservatorship and get out from under her dad's control for years. ♪ stronger than yesterday ♪ >> reporter: just hours from now, britney spears is set to break her silence in court. this afternoon the 39-year-old pop star will appear virtually at a hearing over her conservatorship and who will control her estimated $60 million fortune. "the new york times" reporting it's obtained confidential court records showing behind the scenes spears has been pushing for years to end the conservatorship, which has been controlled in part by her father jamie for the last 13 years. according to "the times" court documents allege it restricted everything from whom she dated to the color of her kitchen cabinets, they say a court investigator wrote in a 2016 report that spears said she feels the conservatorship has become an

a title that i held for over a decade, kaylee.d 20 years before she won her crown. there's also no indication they were ever connected to the kkk, which is something the democratic party can't claim. until the 1960s they had more white sheets then laundry day at your local marriott. of course, that didn't stop media from calling her a kkk princess for attending a debutante ball in 1999. she seems like a decent person, not arranging racist, which is exactly what a raging racist would want you to think. as of now, she's made no official statement. so what could she be hiding? who else in the office is a secret klansman? steve carroll? john krasinski? rainn wilson? one thing we know for certain is that they are all white. and that makes them... >> racist. >> greg: excellent work there. all right, kat, i believe there something else going on here. this is a vendetta from someone who knew her from her hometown or high school, that has to be the case. >> i don't like her, i think she's the worst character in the office except for pam. s

kaylee, what was the answer they got?s a great question. >> harris: morgan, you bring up the point for the day and that is what did they see when they looked at our people? >> kayleigh: and i think they saw weakness in my view versus when you look at president trump, who wouldn't -- of the pipeline, energy independence under so many things he did. meanwhile our adversaries watch president biden and this is what they see when president biden does his press conference. >> president biden: i'll take your questions and as usual folks, they gave me a list of people to call on. >> harris: it's we have a couple of lists going on here. there's a list that putin would out of stuff you can't hit and then there's the list that we get of the people who are allowed to ask questions. so does he get the list of the questions that they are going to ask? apparently he didn't with kaitlyn collins, i don't know how much of this that we as the american people want to put up with or as a press corps. caitlin collins was classy and she said oh

i am kaylee hartung.ews. >>> a new addition to the vegas strip is opening tonight. >> resorts world las vegas is the first hotel casino to open on the strip and more than a decade. it is developed from a group from malaysia. three hotels and when, costing $4 billion to build. sitting on the side, formally home to the start is to tell, featuring 3500 rooms operated by hilton and has 5000 seat concert venue with names booked including katy perry, luke bryan, celine dion, and carrie underwood. there are seven unique pools there. one is an infinity pool with views of the strip and a spa. >> they will bring a nice influx of people and brand-new pools and nightclubs. 40 restaurants. >> lighting it all up, the largest in the world l.e.d. display covering 100,000 ft.b2. miley cyrus will perform on the fourth of july. >> they had me at pools but then really had me at spa. >> infinity pool overlooking the strip. big-name concerts. >> let's go. that's nice. that's good and nice new. we can be the first people in the

kaylee hartung reports. >> reporter: the sussexes are now a family of four. of their second child, a girl. lilibet diana mountbatten windsor. named after her great-grandmother the queen, lilibet is her nickname. and her grandmother princess diana. the family gathered at their montecito home, thanking well-wishers around the globe for their support. lili is eighth in a line of succession after big brother archie. she's the first senior royal to be born here in the united states. >> it will give her and her brother a very different kind of life. they'll be brought up in the u.s. >> reporter: the sussexes announcing the duchess' pregnancy earlier this year, sharing with oprah they were expecting a girl. >> you can tell her. >> it's a girl. >> reporter: harry and meghan speaking out about mental health. and the decision to step down as working royals. that interview driving rifts in the royal family. in april, harry briefly reuniting with his brother william and wife kate comforting their grandmother after the death of prince philip. the couple managed to keep to

good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: hey, michael. "the bachelorette" premiere without a few surprises. >> oh. >> reporter: night one of katie's season off to a hot start. >> they all look like that? because i'm in trouble. >> reporter: what were those emotions like as you were waiting for that first limo to pull up? >> well, i was kind of nervous because i didn't know what to expect and then when i heard kaitlyn and tayshia pop up behind me, i was so like, oh, thank god they're here. >> oh, my god! >> former combach lohr evacuates kaitlyn bristow and tayshia adams filling in as hosts of season 17. >> more mentors. sisters really. any time i struggled they had great advice. when i needed to just have fun they were there laughing with me. >> bring on the men. >> whoo, i love that. >> 30 men trying to make that perfect first impression. >> and i heard you were a huge cat lover. >> i think i'm in love. >> a sense of humor is going to get a guy far. the way to my heart is make me laugh. >> whoo! >> katie helping ease the first date jitter

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and you kaylee this got together before the summit opens. it began with friendly elbow bum, british prime minister, boris johnson, and us president joe biden, 1st in person encounter continued in a convivial and cheerful tone. the mantic views and the sidewalks were the 1st lady's included. our finally here and it's been, you know, it's a beautiful beginning. the leaders made a point of highlighting their nation's famed special relationship and made it official by signing an updated version of the 80 year old atlantic charter bite and said the lions would help the countries address global challenges such as cybersecurity, the climate crisis, and the clone of virus pandemic together at the beginning, ounce meant came after the talks, when the us president said his country would donate $500000000.00 pfizer vaccine doses to lower income countries. and the african union, our values call us to do everything that we can to vaccinate the world against coven 19. it's also in america self interest. as long as the virus rages elsewhere, there is a ris

in the 9th century, the ruling kaylee for baghdad, moon commissioned a group of his scholars to make a new battle of the world. and to improve on ptolemy data. campbell's museum of the history of science and technology and islam dr. left quinta and is a scholar of ancient geography. together we looking at the moon's map, this map dates back to the rain of moon and the 1st 3rd of the 9th century. the flourishing period of a rhetoric is lemming science. and by that, i guess what was different about is that they wanted to improve on, on the greeks math. absolutely. they measure the longitude and latitude back. and of course the but that didn't even exist in the time they had to, i guess, add all these new cities, mecca as well. mecca as well. so there were a lot of more precise coordinate. oma moons met for some very early years of age. here we have sample of a map, several centuries later, the culmination of geography in this lamp empire. it's a map of the world, but it's not one that i recognize. i don't see any countries that look like they should. all rhetoric maps, housemart's orie

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and al jazeera, now the supreme leader itala hominy himself, has encouraged people to come out vote kaylee. it's important to him in the establishment. $810.00 up is found to be very low. is that significant? while the legitimacy of this law maker, public is a state and the higher the turn out, the higher the legitimacy of the republic estimates are that most 47 percent of the electorate is likely to vote. and so this, if that is indeed the case, that would be the lowest, turn out ever. what do you think people, why do you think people are not as enthusiastic this time around? well, part of the fact is the fact that the candidates really are not cherish magic . none of the candidates capture the popular imagination. gracie came out the distant 2nd in the last presidential elections. now he's the front runner, but neither racy nor any of the other ones. have really presented a comprehensive program for improving the economy. none of them are carried magic, none of them are noted as good speakers. and as a result, the population by and large is disenchanted with the political establishment,

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kaylee hartung has more on that story. kaylee, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, whit.what was supposed fob a challen challenging, long and beautiful hike turned into a nightmare. after 40 hours alone, this morning one hiker is battered and bruised, but has a story of survival to share. >> i cried many times. >> reporter: the group of grizzly bears charged her, chasing her off the hiking trail. she chased them off with bear spray. >> i had to stand my guard while this bear was charging me. i grabbed my pepper spray and as he was charging me, i sprayed the first spray and then i said hey! then he stopped his charge about 20 feet. so startled. he turned around, ran down with the second bear in tow. >> reporter: lost in the woods, she texted her husband saying she needed help, but then she stopped responding to calls and messages. setting off a massive search and rescue operation. more than 100 people began scouring the wilderness through the following day and into the next night. she could hear helicopters overhead, but they couldn't see her. >> she was able to build a sm

abc's kaylee hartung joins us with more.been making headlines. >> reporter: yeah, t.j., so many people want to get outdoors. the great smokey mountain national park is the most popular national park in the country to visit. it's also home to an estimated 1,500 black bears. this family followed all camping guidelines. that couldn't stop this unwelcome visitor. this morning, a 16-year-old girl recovering after waking up in a nightmare, a black bear attacking her while she was sleeping in a hammock just feet away from her family in great smokey mountains national park. >> this bear was exhibiting predatory behavior. this bear attacked in the middle of the night with no known provocation. >> reporter: despite injuries to her head and an incredible amount of blood loss officials say the girl was conscious throughout the attack. >> fortunately the family was close by and able to scare the bear away and keep it at bay until the rangers arrived. >> reporter: their back country campsite nearly six miles from the trailhead, with steep

. >> kaylee?as pregnant there was one and two flights a man would offer to help me with my bag. this is an example to all men, be show burglary , people take notice. >> if your husband is watching, he was probably wondering! eco-i should be clear, i married the hero of the story and not the creep. >> we got that, but thank you for clearing that up. >> you're welcome. >> it's been a great monday with all of you, i'll be back in studio with you and emily tomorrow. >> can't wait. >> "america reports" is right now! >> sandra: thank you. a city ahead of independence day, officials canceling all fourth of july in person events over covid concerns, while in person crowds, pride celebrations. is there a double standard at play here? >> the congressman will join us only apparent divide targeting big tech. jonathan turley on unexpected ruling including one on paying college athletes, plus

>> kaylee hartung, thanks very much. robin?the echo that are in tens of millions of homes. amazon activating a new wireless network that can share some of your internet connection with strangers. rebecca jarvis has more. you have our attention. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is important, because it is a feature that's been embedded in those amazon devices like the echo and ring for years, but it hasn't been active and enabled until now. now it can share a tiny little slice of your home internet with anyone around you. here's how it works. they're already in millions of homes across the country, amazon echoes and ring security cameras. but this morning, a little-known feature embedded inside your amazon devices called sidewalk has automatically kicked in. sidewalk not only links all your amazon devices together, it also shares a slice of your internet bandwidth with your neighbors. amazon says the intent is to help you locate pets or lost items, make setting up new devices around your home easier

she so bright, cat had to wear sunscreen tonight, kaylee mc gee white. he knows more about defense tha the 85 bears, former defensive peach of staff cash patel. he will only protest if they declares set, outspoken editor chief chadwick moore. she is like a goldfish, she shiny and won't remember any of this, fox news contributor. all right, chadwick, welcome back to the show. >> thank you, sir. >> like me live in new york and good looking. is andrew yang right about the homeless situation here? >> he is right. but the democrats have acknowledge they have to addres the homelessness and the bankruptcy and the city basically falling apart, but here's what i hate about andrew yang and exley what i find so depressing is he is sort of discontinuation, he's this annoying lineal continuation of what bloomberg started in the idea that new york is a luxury brand, that it's not a place where people have roots that people live. that people have families in a unique culture of its own, it's just a place for the world to come. and then there's not a new yorker. he just

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kaylee hartung has the details. good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: good morning, george.since miranda famously stepped out of that elevator. meryl streep playing the glamorous and cutthroat fashion editor at "runway" magazine. >> you have no style or sense of fashion. >> well, i think that depends on what you are -- >> no, no. that wasn't a question. >> reporter: "the devil wears prada" becoming a cult classic. >> florals for spring. groundbreaking. >> reporter: just as quickly as anne hathaway's character gets that iconic makeover. >> are you wearing those -- >> the chanel boots? yeah, i am. >> reporter: now, "entertainment weekly" is giving "gma" an exclusive sneak peek into the first reunion in 15 years from the cast director and costume designer. >> is anybody wearing the chanel boots? >> i'm not. >> stanley, i thought you would be the one who would have them on. >> i am wearing thigh-high boots for the occasion. >> reporter: the 2006 box office hit helped launch careers to new heights. >> at the time, anne hathaway was mostly known for movies aimed at teen girls and

." ♪ ♪ >> john: kaylee, thank you fox news alert as the united states bracing for what could be a violentmer on the road to normalcy following a year of strict covid-19 restrictions and a nationwide movement to defund the police. homicides are now on the rise in violence is sweeping across major cities. this could be the new norm or will things improve as tensions simmer? >> sandra: fox and a host brian kilmeade will join me on that. michael mccaul for white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany to join us the next hour and clay travis is here. >> john: looking forward to all that but first this afternoon, the world's largest meat supplier jbs slowly coming back online today after a massive cyber attack forced it to shut down its beef processing plants in the u.s. a rush of linked criminal group reportedly behind the group, which comes less than a month after colonial pipeline was hacked. hello, this is "america reports," john roberts in washington, hi, sandra. >> sandra: sandra smith in new york and the latest cyber attack raises concern about beep shortage president biden urging admini

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