had permission to hug lani. afr post of the democrats. she thinks his comments were understand. >> maybe some of his competitors are overthrowing it? >> they are going to look to get a leg up. adding more intrigue to this stor story. both gentlemen displayed what they had for publicized. >> ed o'keeffe in columbia, california. a rookie deliver was the first officer killed in the line of duty in sacramento in many years. >> we're devastated tonight. >> the might mare ungolded in seconds. >> officers down. officers down. >> reporter: but seemed to learn into a high-power rifle. sacramento police officer tara o'sullivan, lay on if ground, hit by gunfire. the hookie had just helped to gym back, firing and pinning them down. >> you should hear where the shooter is. >> reporter: tried to bare kid, the 22 agonizing o'sullivan. as a hears carrying her body left, police provision. those that knew her best, she was always devastated. >> i remember thinking this is who we need in our community to keep us safe. and she died in honor and integrity. >>

and we're back with most and we lani the executive director of the center for strategic and diplomatic studies at the university of south florida talking about the situation in iran me in meet april it on foreign minister zarif said that europe is lagging behind its commitments to save the iranian deal u.k. germany and france have a stablished a so-called instrument for supporting trade exchanges aimed at going around the u.s. sanctions against iran but tehran says it's not enough what exactly does iran want to see i'm just here on expect the e.u. to start right trading its sanction goods and confront the united states the. yes excellent question the basis of the nuclear deal. with sawing. 6 global power was that. we would have real limitations on the iranian nuclear program. and for that the crip crippling sanctions would be left well iran has essentially followed its implement its obligations and the international atomic energy agency has at least 16 or 17 times confirmed that iran has done its share of the subjugation unfortunately. the other 6 were what powers but particularly the

these are the men profiting from nigeria's growing taste for meat their herders with a nomadic 2 lani tried and their cattle range across africa's sahil region but business is best at the market in lagos but then it doesn't work as well and that it's difficult to sell my cows in mali or. anything when i come to this international market in nigeria i sell them easily and i earn good money you know i always prefer coming here and i'm. proud of what. nigeria is west africa's largest meat consumer taking in $360000.00 tonnes of beef each year a growing population and its growing middle class are almost certain to raise that figure in the years ahead fulani herders are traditionally nigeria's biggest providers of beef yet clashes have sharpened between the tribe the nigerian farmers whose land overlaps with the millennia old grazing routes the question now for nigeria can't regulate and keep the peace between rival groups because the demand for meat is growing. and finally some bad news for nicotine addicts have switched through vaporing san francisco has become the 1st american city to ba

actividad pandillera, entre los arrestados hay una mujer que las autoridades han identificado como lanysles de desde su relaciÓn en el caso, tambiÉn sabemos que entre los arrestados se incluye a dos hombres que ya estaban en prisiÓn cumpliendo una condena por asesinato, autoridades informaron que estos hombres habÍan recibido el pago de los 8000 $ o para cometer este asesinato. al momento como tÚ explicaba todos estos sospechosos el nÚmero sube a 12 personas implicada, pero la policÍa no revela el motivo de este ataque, hoy la audiencia fue aplazada hasta maÑana a las 5:00 de la tarde porque un arrestado no cuenta con representaciÓn legal apropiada, asÍ que estaremos al pendiente de los Últimos detalles del momento es toda la informaciÓn desde santo domingo regresÓ contigo al estudio. enrique: cada vez mÁs complicadas la investigaciÓn sobre esta agresiÓn a david ortiz muchas gracias loreine. el mundo del espectÁculo mÉxico estÁ de luto por la muerte de la popular actriz edith gonzÁlez a raÍz del cÁncer diagnosticado en 2016 muchos la recordamos por su destacada participaciones en n y " d

entre ellos la Única mujer que el momento ha sido implicada en el ataque, lani pÉrez, a la que segÚnes, llaman la venezolana. >> ella es cristiana evangÉlica, ella asiste a la iglesia. ella tiene una niÑa de cuatro aÑos que es la duraciÓn de la casa. >> su familia dice que su Único delito delito fue involucrarse sentimentalmente con otro sujeto que estÁ bajo arresto. asegura que utilizo el carro para la atentado sin ella saberlo. cÁmaras de vigilancia la multa llegando a la casa de su madre el domingo la misma hora que sucediÓ el atentado. >> la policÍa llegÓ a la casa de lane el martes. dejaron todo destrozado y se la llevaron esposada sin decirle porque. su familia dice que autoridades se llevaron una maleta llena de posibles evidencias. >> larin no sabÍa nada. incluso ese delincuente, estaba desaparecido. ella ni ella sabÍa, solamente la llaman, sin ella saber, sola con la niÑa en la casa. >> el motivo del atentado aÚn se desconoce. el representante de david ortiz hizo un llamado en redes sociales para que cesen las especulaciones. >> no especulan con relaciÓn a las investigacione

reporter lani explains how the year's long investigation wrapped up. >>it was clear that the indictments of 25 every and brotherhood members and associates was a big deal. >>what we report today is a very significant setback for one of california's most notorious prison gangs among those charged with key area and brotherhood members. >>6 of them already serving time in prison for murder, the investigation started with low level drug buys on the streets of sacramento in vallejo look to run dow and then made a fulsome prison serving time for several murders. the indictment outlines 5 murders of gang members who wouldn't follow orders and plans to kill for others, the at 3 separate prisons throughout the state. the game is also charged with running a heroin and meth drug ring that encompass 3 states. again house in sacramento, containing drugs and guns was seized as part of the investigation. orders were given through cell phones smuggled in food packages and during prison visits with an attorney was also indicted. >>make phone calls. and gave them access

in downtown that tells the story of what you even take tours around the palace to learn about >>the lani palace 10 year-old part in understanding the culture of >>a law school is not only local history. the national and international history as well. pearl harbor is also a national historic landmark and his home base of the world's largest naval command, the park has seen over 8.5 million visitors >>coming up are harbor is a great experience friend was interesting history. only come to visit they can see the bookends of world war 2. there is a memorial. war started for the united states december 7th 1941. and in about missouri where the war came to an end september second 1945. >>take a drive to the north shore to experience a laid back get away you'll find some of the world's biggest and best waves in hollywood town you'll be greeted by rainbow bridge and marks is the gateway to the surf shop says start structures and either. >>we love it here we a day in waikiki mile it's beautiful. it's a big city and we love coming to smaller cities. real culture and the small-town feel the love whet

overnight on sunday virtually wiping out the entire village fighting between doggone hunters and rival for lani herders is already left hundreds dead in the past year and a half. way the aftermath of the massacre in supine a coup. dozens of bodies have already been found among these burnt and broken buildings officials fear they'll find more. once a village home to hundreds of people its population has been nearly wiped out survivors say some 50 armed men on motorbikes surrounded the town after dark and attacked anyone who tried to escape was killed. the 1000000 government has vowed to find and punish those responsible but the president offered his condolences while traveling in geneva. it is at this moment a thought for those who wants more has fallen in an odd just cowardly and murderous attack and that they're gone country. no group has claimed responsibility for the massacre but many believe it could be a reprisal for a brutal attack on the village of. some 160 fulani villagers were killed here in march by suspected drug on hunters. the 2 groups have a long history of disputes and fighting

and machetes left at least $100.00 doggoned farmers and their families dead in bali and a $164.00 lani herders were killed in march religious have also been attacked across the border in mali armed groups linked to al qaeda and i saw are exploiting the tribal tensions in the region and interests as mourner from the northwest of nigeria the population of a full day or full unease estimated 40 to 45000000 people there mostly found in the west african nations of nigeria mali booking a fossil on the rest but they also found in central african countries and this was done a 3rd of them no money people move from one country to another across international borders in such a posture and water for their animals. and says he lost everything when cattle destroyed describes a few days ago he says his family could go hungry this year if you can't get a loan to replant and time is running out for the farmer who depends on the rains to grow food for now he tends to this feeling. they came by tonight. everything is gone i don't know where to go and what to do it happens every time around here sometimes

to tend to be farmers their their agriculture based or whether the pool community also known as the lani -- who are are are mostly herders who go with their their stock -- they were targeted in horrific -- massacre -- in late march in which at least a hundred fifty seven were accounted as has having been killed so once again even on the ground you know correspondence there of course man say. it is unclear who exactly is behind the latest violence what is clear is that you have real and present fear and anxiety in these ethnic groups in these communities in central molly -- combined with as he said this sort of islamic extremist -- phenomenon that is a jihadist threat which has been very slowly moving gradually from its northern strongholds of a few years back chased away by the french military. and moving south what you do have in the case of these two communities that we've been looking at in the case of the the dogon safe accused. by some of their rivals of collaborating with the molly military -- the the floppies for their part have been accused of basically collaborating with -- jiha

before the conflicts for lani had as grazed cows for them bought food programs farmed. inside many of the cams 2 groups mix but outside once peaceful coexistence is falling apart malcolm webb al-jazeera the region mali. the un has demanded a thorough independent investigation into the death of egypt's only democratically elected president mohamed morsi he never regained consciousness after collapsing in court on monday the u.n. human rights office says any inquiry should examine how he was treated one in prison the statement went on to say as former president morsy was in the custody of the egyptian authorities at the time of his death the stage is responsible for ensuring he was treated humanely and that is right to life and health were respected any sudden death in custody must be followed by a prompt impartial far and transparent investigation carried out by an independent body to clarify the cause of death while morsi was buried in cairo after the government refused to allow a funeral in his hometown mourners still gathered in a more his native province of childcare

followed the massacre of 164 lani villagers in march. a 5 year old boy has died of the ebola virus in uganda the world health organization has confirmed 2 other cases and convenes an emergency meeting there the 1st detected in uganda since last year's neighboring democratic republic of congo which killed hundreds of people victoria gate and he reports it's the news ugandans have been dreading for months confirmed by the minister of health to journalists or to media briefing in the capital kampala before the boy's death so the ministry of hills would like to inform the public. information. disease. in ca cissie district uganda. the confirmed kiss is a 5 year old boy who traveled from the democratic republic of congo with his mother yesterday the boy died in an isolation ward similar to this one at a hospital in western uganda close to the border with the democratic republic of congo his grandfather had been sick. the child's mother was congolese the family lives in uganda but had to come to d r c to be at the bedside of their mother's fat

almostst three months off the gugunmen killed more than a hundred and fifty f for lani in the same region and prompted the government to resign. ministerer bitter seeee say he o ofoffice off of that massacre in march visit the aftermath of the latest atrocity. pledging to step up security. i see see what happened here is a tragedy the gentile charges for molly a tragedy for humanit. it was important to come here on behalf of the president to express our condolences. presidentt abraham that that cockades -- has cut sort of visits to switzerland and is expected to visit the village later wednesday. he called for unity say mahdi couldn't be run by a cycycle of revenge and vendetta. france is to ban the single use plastic by twenty twenty this bold move was announced by the prime minister and to offer the this tuesday he addressed lawmakers. on commitments to put the environment and social justice at the heart of policy making between now and the end of president malcolm's mandated. twenty twenty two a lofty promise from prime minister eduard philippe. as he addressed french parliament on wed

responsibility for sunday's attack but there's been violence between doggone hunters and rival for lani her it is in the past they have been fighting for access to land and resources women and children were among those killed and molly's government says it will hold those responsible to account. at this moment a thought for those who once more have fallen on the mudras bullets and just how to act in a country from neighboring senegal al jazeera is nicholas explains what this attack means for the people of mali. the attack took place in the early hours in the morning where villagers were still asleep when men on motorbikes carrying machetes and guns killed people indiscriminately at least 95 people had been killed in this village called. do go on a village that's about 50 kilometers away from mookie which is in the center of mali you know no one has claimed responsibility for this attack the 1000000 security forces are on the ground to try to secure the area to ensure that there are no more attacks in the air and try to apprehend those that may have been responsible for this it comes jus

people have fled their villages after a series of attacks by militia connected to the don't go on and 3 lani ethnic groups the landscapes dry at the best of times now many gone they were mostly farmers far from their crops and many forlornly herders animals have been stolen or killed banditry has made road transport too dangerous for centuries the river. played a crucial role in transporting food and other goods around this region these boats bring produce from farming areas and it's traded here at the port in the town and not to these sacks of ground up rice husks will be sold and fed to cattle the interdependence between the herders and the farmers as lasted for centuries as well the herders buy food from the farmers and in the dry season the farmers pay the herders to take their livestock out onto the plains for grazing but that interdependence is now strained. hundreds of been killed in the last 3 months as militia connected to both groups have burned homes and massacred villages. many of those who fled to the safety of nearby towns are hungry. instead of handing out food un's world food

sunday were see so says the attack was a tragedy for humanity that followed a similar massacre of 164 lani villagers in march joining us from ali's capital bamako what more do we know about these latest attacks on 2 villages. in the last hours we've now got reports of 4 different attacks 2 villages were attacked one that was populated by people from the doggone ethnic group another populated by people from the fulani ethnic group is today going to knit group who's village one of whose villages was attacked on sunday night massacre in which nearly 100 people were killed and we also spoke a short while ago to somebody from a dog a militia who says that they'd attacked a fulani militia one of the militias that seeks to bring political islam to the area but we it's hard to get details from some of these places they're completely out of phone contact but in one case the mayor has said that several injured people have been taken to the hospital and we've just heard just in the last minutes that the president has fired the governor of mopti that's the province the province where a lot of this vio

. >> reporter: lanie and michael oxman etched forever outside city hall. >> it was lust at first sight>> reporter: married 50-plus ears, their love fills every room of this historic home that's right on the main street filled with nd18th 19th century architecture. >> after 55 years, i loveh wat you do, i love what you are, i guess that's love. more than lust now. it's so much. we're together. we're one person, we're best friends. >> molette will join us live from the tour in a bit. >>> now to the forecast and chuck bell keeping an eye on the numbers. >> yes, indeed. number 17 now at national airport. -- number 71a now at nonal airport. 71 at prince george's county. 75 in annapolis.mi a sdge cooler across the northern and western suburbs.ga thersburg, martinsburg. so yourorecast then for your thursday is a bit of a cloudy one. there will be a few chances of rain. southerly breezes are bringing warm and humid air into the area. it will be with us for your thursday. right now watching this area of light rain across parts of northern maryland, northern virginia, eastern west virginia. that

. >> me lani, this is the first of its kind presidential forum. what does it say to the voters that there might be candidates who are not making appearances? how will that be deciphered? >> this is a missed opportune for some of these kinds to introduce themselves to black voters in south carolina. but joe biden has the highest voting approval with black voters right now. he's leading the polls. he's someone who has a lot of name recognition already. he's already seen as sort of an exthe evening of barack obama. he's in fact running on the idea that he would be a third term for president barack obama. and then, of course, bernie sanders he did very well with black voters, young black voters in 2016. but i would say don't sleep on elizabeth warren. she's someone who has been making inroads with the black community, with truckful full of proposals. she's starting to edge out bernie sanders who is second in the polls. she's definitely someone to keep an eye on. >> warren was someone who talked about the disparities with home run first official campai

like amy poehler, john ma lany and pam oswald.an check out the sets from shows like "the office" and "seinfeld." it continues today and tomorrow. should be a good time. >> excellent. sounds like fun. >>> we have a red flag warning i want to pass on to you for parts of the bay area. this is solano county towards yolo county and sonoma where the winds are gusty with humidity from 7% to 15% today. with the upper chryster winds they're working to warm us up. 85 in santa rosa, 91. the accuweather forecast about the same tomorrow. for summer you might like it. pleasant at the beaches. mid and upper 60s. we begin to cool on monday, very breezy and cooler middle of next week. different kind of heat wave, more typical. not the roasting temperatures we had at the coast a couple of weeks ago. >> besides the red flag warning, not a bad way to start the summer. >> thank you. >> thank you, lisa. thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. ""good morning america" is next. "abc 7 news" returning at 8:00 a.m.

this is a live picture of the town hall, the outdoor town hall she is holding at lany college. senator warren also speaks tomorrow at the democratic convention center. warren should take the stage later tonight. >>> our coverage of the california democratic convention continues in 25 minutes. we are going to go live to the moscone center in san francisco to see how it is preparing to be the center of the political world this weekend. >>> a pellet gun that looks like a real handgun caused a scare at a high school in santa rosa. a student reported seeing the other student carrying the gun. the school locked its searched the school. the deputies found the 15-yolighborhood next to the sc and the pellet gun in the trash at a nearby mcdonald's. the teen is in custody and police say there were no threats of violence and no one was injured. the student tweeted this picture of seniors in the gym locked in during the locke down. they didn't seem too concerned. tonight's graduation ceremony will go on as scheduled. >>> can the state's top teacher break the logjam? tony thurman joined nego

. >> the four friend arrived at lany college in oakland at 1:30 to see elizabeth warren. >> we were a little crazy about how early we got here. >> it wasn't until seven hours later that warren took the stage. >> hello, oakland! i'm elizabeth warren. i'm running for president because i've got a plan for that! >> in front of the crowd of 6500, the massachusetts senator went through her campaign stump speech which included highlights of her key progressive policies. >> i have the biggest anti-corruption plan since watergate. i want to see an ultra-millionaires wealth tax. let's do it. universal child care for every baby age 0 to 5. she also addressed gun violence and mentioned the mass shooting in virginia beach just hours before. >> on the question of gun violence, i will be fearless. warren's visit to the bay area, her very first of the campaign cycle. she made a splashy entrance, too. earlier this week she put up this billboard in silicon valley going after big tech. a bold move, but in a field of 20, candidates have to do something to break through. ? she's one of my top candidates,

historian lani bunch said to take the top job at the smithsonian.he first black american to hold this most senior position. how does that feel? >> it feels humbling. i feel not the pressure of doing the job,or ancestors. >> reporter: on monday bunch takes the lead of the 173-year-old institution, complete with 19 museums, 21 libraries and the national zoo. >> i'm stunned by how some of the maintenance people, the security guards are suddenly stopping me and saying, if you could be secretary, i could be anything, too. >> reporter: it's a dream come true for the new jersey native, who visited the smithsonian as a kid in the '60s. >> everything i've ever done has been touched by the smithsonian. >> reporter: 11 years ago he had a vision for a new museum and became the founder of the country's first african-american history museum, a place he calls his sanctuary. >> this is one of the most popular arti facts in the museum, candy apple red cad lock. >> reporter: edge comb, now you're speaking my language. in his new role he hopes to make the smithsonian

we are getting reports of new attacks in mali that's as fighting between the 4 lani and doggone ethnic groups continues on sunday violence between the groups killed almost 100 people in the mocks the region earlier prime minister visited the site where that massacre happened called it's horrific live not so nicholas hockey's joining us from code that's molly's capital what can you tell us about these reports of gunmen attacking 2 doggone villages in central mali. well dorian there is multiple attacks going on as we speak against dog on the villages and we've heard from al jazeera spoken to some of the doggone militias who are now attacking the villagers and also a full on the village and also an area they say armed groups are hiding armed groups that they're referring to is just. i mean a group that has called on full on these attack for revenge attacks against the dugong community and also against any representative of the state of course many full on these don't go on are seen as a state sponsored militia so it seems that the call from. kate. for unity has fallen on deaf ears and we'

people have fled their villages after a series of attacks by militia connected to the don't go on and 3 lani ethnic groups. landscapes dry at the best of times now many gone they were mostly farmers far from their crops and many fulani herders animals have been stolen or killed banditry has made road transport too dangerous. for centuries the river in asia played a crucial role in transporting food and other goods around this region these boats bring produce from farming areas and it's traded here at the port in the town and not to these sacks of ground up rice husks will be sold and fed to cattle the interdependence between the herders and the farmers as lasted for centuries as well the herders buy food from the farmers and in the dry season the farmers pay the herders to take their livestock out onto the plains for grazing but that interdependence is now strained. hundreds of been killed in the last 3 months as militia connected to both groups of burned homes and massacred villages. many of those who fled to the safety of nearby towns are hungry. instead of handing out food un's world food

from the doggone community were killed in an attack on a village earlier this month and he suspects lani her desire to play in those communities engaged in tit for tat violence for years and there are fears that the crisis is spiraling out of control from mali's quickly coro region narcan weather reports. making $200.00 cows walk in the same direction at the same time isn't easy. 012 year old boy is the i was the mosque the root of the art he belongs to the lonnie ethnic group many of whom are nomadic cattle herders. and hundreds of whom have been killed in growing into communal conflict here in central mali militia linked to the lonnie herders and farmers are behind a series of attacks in each other's communities in the last 3 years. but for a buyer the constant challenge of following rains and finding pastures confused with life changing climate makes it even harder. this new home costs too weak to walk but they can't stop. the work is hard when you don't find the food for them some of them die so it's not easy to get on. no bias taking this herd on a 6 month journey about 500 kilomete

killed dozens of members of the doggone ethnic group violence between duggan farmers and the magic for lani herders has claimed hundreds of lives in recent months more attacks have been reported in the multi region raising fears of increasing violence reports in the capital bamako. barely visible mali and soldiers helicopters from the un peacekeeping force hovering over days after sunday's deadly attack in security forces are finally on the ground protecting what appears to be an empty ghost town to die we are angry and disappointed or toileted need to deploy more soldiers to secure this area. shortly after this interview mullion soldiers meant to protect the village chief beat him up for criticizing the government. i think tensions continue to be high between the doggone hunters and the philosophy herders both the communities are in mourning and see things for revenge on wednesday fall on the villagers were attacked a short while later doggone villages were stormed and response president abraham who got our key to removed the governor of the president's call for national unity have largely

men with guns and machetes left at least 100 dogs on farmers and their families dead in mali and 164 lani herders were killed back in march villages have also been attacked across the border in mali armed groups linked to al qaeda and i thought they're also exploiting all the tribal tension in the region it's especially bad for the finale people in nigeria say they've been ignored by their own government and idris has more now from north with nigeria the population of the full body or full unease estimated 40 to 45000000 people there mostly found in the west african nations of nigeria mali book you know fossil and the rest but they're also found in central african countries and this would on a 3rd of them no money people move from one country to another across international borders inside your posture and water for their animals. says he lost everything when cattle destroyed describes a few days ago he says his family could go hungry this year if you can't get a loan to replant and time is running out for the farmer who depends on the rains to grow food for now he tends to this feeling. t

. >> my question was did you give advice to lani davis or michael cohen. >> i have known lani davis for a couple decades and we have talked about it. i did say as soon as your turn your testimony over it will be picked apart. >> so you instructed michael cohen's lawyer to keep information from republicans to obstruct the committee work that we were doing in the oversight committee. you told that to michael cohen's lawyer? >> i didn't quite phrase it that way, no. >> they took your advice. >> i'm sorry. >> they took your advice. michael cohen kept his testimony from us for as long as possible. you know what else mr. cohen did that day? lied. lied seven times. this is what i think concerns so many americans. this is what concerns i think so many americans about the work going on in this congress. the first announced witness of the 116th congress is michael cohen, a guy who sits in prison today for lying to congress. today chairman nadler brings a dpie to talk about obstruction of justice who went to prison for obstructing justice. >> i did not go to prison. >> you pled guilty to obstructi

whom have been killed in growing into communal conflict here in central mali militia linked to the lani heard as and farmers are behind a series of attacks in each other's communities in the last 3 years. but for by the constant challenge of following rains and finding pastures confused with life changing climate makes it even harder. this new home cost too weak to walk that they can't stop. their work is hard when you don't find enough food for them that some of them die so it's not easy to get on. no bias taking this herd on a 6 month journey about 500 kilometers in search of pastures to keep them fed. people have been walking with their cows across western central africa for centuries historians say rituals that are practiced today are depicted in cave paintings which are a 1000 years old some things haven't changed much others have changed drastically. it's with automatic weapons that the militias have a time each other's communities they flooded into the region since libya's civil war began in 2011 that fueled the conflict between mali's government and armed groups linked to al-qae