leyla butler is a student at santa fe high school. leyla, thank you so much. we've got more breaking news. new numbers coming in now. shimon is with us. we now know 10 people confirmed dead, nine of those students, one a teacher. >> it's now 10 dead. remember the police and sheriff there saying at the press conference it was anywhere from 8 to 10. we're now being told by law enforcement that it's in fact ten. nine students and one teacher is what we're being told. we're also being told -- given more information about these explosive devices that law enforcement and police are concerned about. it appears to be pipe bombs and pressure cookers that were found at the scene, at the school and also around that area that has police urging the community that if she see anything suspicious, they should call 911. certainly grim news out of there, wolf, in that we have ten dead in what is really just another tragic, tragic situation here. really, the other concern here, as we've been saying, is going to be these explosive devices. also, pipe bombs generally, as we know,

heaping pressure on the german government to force car makers to retrofit dirty diesels otherwise leyla city officials say that a driving ban on older diesel vehicles will stay in place the port city is the first hit to make the controversial move in the wake of the emissions cheating scandal but not everyone's convinced of its merits in reducing air pollution. starting today it's the law shows a man staff say is one of hamburg's busiest roads and from now on only diesels meeting the strict euro six exhaust emissions standards are allowed here. but so far little has changed even older diesel trucks are still out and about it's not an easy band to implement with no windscreen badges police can't readily see if a vehicle meets the required standards or not. meanwhile at a press conference in hamburg environmentalist's local shop owners and residents and their anger. but for some the band doesn't go far enough for others it's half baked. somebody they're just doing things for the sake of doing something they're not thinking coherently. it's a rush job i went there had a listen but it was a

thanks for your company everyone on leyla iraq we begin with the political turmoil and italy which is deepening and causing a ripple effect through the euro zone and a sign of growing concern over the crisis unfolding there the european union's budget commissioner has issued a stark warning interesting or has told italians that it would be dangerous to vote for populists and elections that are widely expected to take place later this year the leader of one of those populist parties the leak has called on him to resign now here's what a ten year said in an exclusive interview view with g.w. news earlier. we have faith in the new technocratic government and expect that a potential election would mean that italy would be led by a pro european government. is my concern expectation that the milli is that the coming weeks will show that developments in italy's markets bonds and economy. will become so far reaching. that it might become a signal to voters after all not to vote for populists on the left and the right. that has to do with the possible government formation and i can only hope t

it's great to have you along i'm leyla rock the european union has sent a strong signal that it will keep the iran nuclear deal alive despite the decision by u.s. president donald trump to abandon it european commission president john kline juncker has said the e.u. will we activate a blocking statute it's used more than twenty years ago to counter u.s. sanctions against cuba libya and iran alone makes it illegal for companies to comply with american sanctions. you know her announced a decision in the capital sofia where has of state we're meeting well in a sign. of a declining transatlantic relations the e.u. council president adulterous cad this also to say today at a press conference. i think the geo political problem is when you have. unpredictable opponent all enemy. of the problem is if your closest friend is unpredictable. it's not a joke throughout and it's that because i think it's a. different problem today was our friends on the other side of atlantic. because how can they agree with president trump was. when he says that unpredictability can be a very useful tool in polit

on leyla iraq thanks for your company everyone well excitement is building across the u.k. in a broad ahead of tomorrow's royal wedding between prince harry and american actress megan marco and they're waiting a loyal fans had an unexpected treat so when the groom to be and his brother william turned up for a walk about outside windsor castle near london that's where the couple are due to marry tomorrow on more than one hundred thousand people are expected to flock to the town to catch a glimpse of the happy couple there is heightened security across who serve but while fans are making the most of this big event. and we are counting down to this big event with a beer get my ass and derek might just who are both in windsor covering the royal wedding for us good to see you guys give us a little bit set the scene give us a taste of what it's like to be in windsor where you are right now. what a fantastic atmosphere here no doubt the anticipation is massive we have people from all over the world who have come in and securing their places people have started camping alongside th

>> leyla, thank you. that's it for me.xt, rosanne fired. and trump's new conspiracy alleging robert mueller is meddling. good evening, everyone. out front tonight, abc pulling the plug on the comedian's show, the network's highest rated and

great to have you along everyone i am leyla her rockwell hope is running high in armenia right now that a new era is about to begin that the country's parliament is slated to elect a new prime minister today the only candidate is opposition leader and he called me on who had days of protests that prompted the previous prime minister search to resign last month. on has been speaking in parliament ahead of this critical vote warning lawmakers of what he called a political tsunami that after they failed to elect him all aposhian has the support of all the opposition parties in parliament but also needs votes from the governing republican party to win. all right one bring up to speed with some of the other stories that are in the headlines right now reports from nigeria say dozens of people have been killed by suicide bombers in the northeastern city of move residents say the two bombers detonated their explosives at a mosque in a market the attacks bear all the hallmarks of the islamist militant group boko haram. an abandoned highrise building in so paulo brazil has collapsed following a h

pretty much leyla i mean we have to look at it from the perspective of the israeli as from talking to people on the street of course there are some mixed feelings but there are a lot of people who simply say look this is the reality jerusalem has also has always been our capital our government is here our prime minister lives here our congress is here our supreme court is here and it's never been any other way now of course the controversy over to responding israel's capital is that when the original plan was drawn up for how to divide this region into two states jerusalem was supposed to be an international city it wasn't supposed to be the capital of either israel or the future palestine and so now israel declaring and the u.s. supporting that supporting the idea that jerusalem is a capital basically makes it very. hard to move forward on any sort of future peace process that might be in the works especially because jerusalem was supposed to be the last thing negotiated in a hypothetical peace process i'm not the first thing that was simply pushed out of the way now on my own not so

thanks for your company everyone i leyla herat what we start with breaking developments out of armenia where the country's political crisis has just deepened this evening the country's parliament has rejected opposition leader and he called for a prime minister after the ruling party refused to back him it was the only candidate for the job he led days of protests that prompted the previous prime minister search to resign last month while pasha earlier warned that lawmakers of what he called a quote political tsunami if they fail to elect him saying the ongoing protests could turn violent even tens of thousands of his supporters are gathered outside the building where. they have been waiting all day for a decision all right we can get you the latest start right now from a colleague who is at the scene and nick a very dramatic developments in the parliament at this past hour what more can you tell us. so we had been expecting more or less foregone conclusion that the republican party that's been in power here for almost two decades had said going into this that they would support to me

leyla santiago has been with the marchers practically from the beginning.nd of movement is happening in the line for processing these asylum seekers? >> reporter: we've certainly seen more movement today than we did yesterday or the previous days as they stood in line right up to the door before they were stopped by customs and border patrol, claiming they did not have capacity to process these asylum claims. so yesterday they took in a small group. today they've taken a few small groups. we believe the total to be around 28 total migrants from this caravan now being processed. when i say processed, that means they will now have a series of interviews in which they will have to prove credible fear before they move forward in the process to seek asylum in the united states of america, a process that can take weeks in many cases, months before they have any sort of conclusion. >> you've been with this caravan now for, i think, nearly a month now. has anyone that you've been talking to made it into processing? >> reporter: we actually do know several of the pe

leyla hocks a pleasure to have you along everyone. that you're. commission has unveiled an ambitious new budget to follow on from a britain's withdrawal from the bloc spending a twenty twenty one to twenty twenty seven is worth close to one point two trillion euros an increase that has ruffled the feathers of member states who will be asked to contribute more to the european budget while the proposed a budget includes a huge spending hikes for defense and security twenty five billion euros to help countries introduce structural reforms needed to join the single currency and some cuts brussels or wants to reduce the agricultural budget by five percent and it wants a mechanism to withhold funds from member states that don't respect the rule of law . all right our correspondent barbara ways is in brussels a berber the e.u. is becoming smaller shrinking but not downsizing on its ambitions. absolutely not because the argument here in brussels of course is that our message needs to be we will be stronger than ever we are not getting smaller and weaker b

it was for leyla al—ghandour, who was eight months old., she died, herfamily said. children make up half gaza's population. six were killed on monday, according to the ministry of health. her mother, mariam, is in a pit of grief. at shifa, the main hospital, wounded men were being transferred to egypt for surgery. inside, they were still treating casualties from the protest. this boy is 16. all day, i've been asking palestinians if hamas forced them to risk their lives at the protests. no—one said yes. "i did it becausejerusalem is palestinian", said this man — unemployed, 2a years old. this is the busiest time at the hospital since the 2014 war. as a human being, i speak. it's horrible to think about. if you see yesterday, the situation, it's horrible. crying, bloody, pain, painful... what's happening? after the protests, it seems that many people are hoping for some kind of turning point, but the fundamentals of this conflict don't change. jeremy bowen, bbc news, gaza. well, let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news

it was for leyla al—ghandour, who was eight months old.inhaled tear gas, she died, herfamily said. children make up half gaza's population. six were killed on monday, according to the ministry of health. her mother, mariam, was in a pit of grief. at shifa, the main hospital, wounded men were being transferred to egypt for surgery. inside, they were still treating casualties from the protest. this boy is 16. all day, i've been asking palestinians if hamas forced them to risk their lives at the protests. no—one said yes. "i did it becausejerusalem is palestinian", said this unemployed 24—year—old. this is the busiest time at the hospital since the 2014 war. as a human being, i speak — it's horrible to think about. if you see yesterday, the situation, it's horrible. crying, bloody, pain, painful... what's happening? after the protests, it seems that many people are hoping for some kind of turning point. but the fundamentals of this conflict don't change. jeremy bowen, bbc news, gaza. also making news today: the european union's foreign policy

on leyla rock thank you very much for your company everyone always start our broadcast with north korea as a belt face the trip administration says it's optimistic that a planned summit between the u.s. and north korea will still go ahead as planned white house press secretary sara sanders of knowledge that president trump is prepared for what she called tough negotiations this after north korea cast doubt on the meeting saying it would not take part in the talks if it is going to be quote a one sided affair where it is pressured to give up its nukes. history being written only a few weeks ago at the summit of the north and south korean leaders where pyongyang said it was prepared to denuclearize but now north korea has put the brakes on. and a possible sign of growing problems the north to spur a summit shed jeweled with south korea. the reason. the us the annual us south korea joint military exercises just taking place the u.s. and south korea were surprised and disappointed. it's regrettable that north korea has decided to unilaterally perspire on the upcoming high level talks look t

isha. >> leyla santiago there with the latest whereabouts of meghan's father. military man. a look at how that will influence the ceremony as we talk to a guest who will actually be there. >>> welcome back, everyone, to cnn special coverage of the royal wedding of prince harry and meghan markle. you're looking at these live pictures thereof the crowds gathering on the long walk as the excitement builds here in windsor. expecting 100,000 people to fill this town in the hours ahead as they count down to the big moment where meghan markle a prce harry say their i dos. so many people coming in from all over the world desperate to be part of this history, joins one of the most famous families in the world. nothing can be taken away from what is expected to be a beautiful, beautiful ceremony full of traditions and new touches that meghan markle has brought to the ceremony. and so much to look forward to. amongst them the role that the military will play. prince harry known for being a military man, and we expect the military to play quite a significant role in the ho

on leyla hock you so much for your company everyone and we start this broadcast with a stunning twist in a story that we've been reporting all day a well known russian journalist who ukrainian authorities claimed were shot and killed in the capital kiev yesterday showed up alive and well at a press conference in the ukrainian capital. go well. appeared to with the head of ukraine security services has said the. death was staged as part of a special operation to preempt a real plot to murder the journalist officials also screened a video that they say showed the arrest the arrest of a ukrainian man allegedly involved in the murder plot. all right we've got team coverage. sure we're in is in the russian capital moscow and the collie is in kiev for you nick want to give you the first word extraordinary turn of events that tell us about this a press conference that took place earlier. well indeed these have been a pretty extraordinary couple of hours so we. called at last minute to this press conference it all happened relatively quickly where we had the head of ukraine's spy service and

paris colleague leyla i mean i know has also found documents that show how closely the french government cooperates with microsoft. you work for the french government we have a document here that shows an employee using a ministry of defense e-mail address. but this other document shows that the very same person is also a microsoft employee. how is this possible that microsoft is. unfortunately the exploit the carelessness of administrators who often register service providers with an e-mail address of the administration they work for. that's a huge advantage for a technician or project leader who is tasked with circulating microsoft technology . that they can pretend they're an employee of a government agency. when they're actually just a service provider. it appears that the french ministry of defense has had a secret agreement with my. cross off for the past ten years even the french parliament wasn't informed of the agreement or its content. it's the contract between the french ministry of defense and microsoft and we have no doubt either amount of money or any legal procedure. it wa

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let's go ahead and check leyla marie.nia. and we wanted to give you a little smile this morning. i got hers down. like this. yes. one of those. thank you, leyla marie, and thank you to her mom and grandmom who sent that in. from virginia beach, virginia. send us your "gma" moments on my face >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. may gray lingers long today, and a cool breeze means temperatures drop significantly from yesterday. overcast and drizzle possible again tonight. showers and then some summer warmth to round out the holiday weekend. look at these upper 50s along the coast, san francisco, mid-to-upper 60s around the bay, barely low to mid-70s inland. tonight, cloud cover. you can see the drizzle in green and low to mid-50s once again. chance of showers running about 30% thursdsdsdsdsdsdsdsdsdsdsdsd [ cheers and applause ] >>> it is time to start our "dancing with the stars" and "american idol" after-party. both shows had incredible finales last night and now the winners are here. please welcome

>> leyla, thank you. that's it for me. erin burnett out front starts right now. >>> out front next, rosanne fired. and trump's new conspiracy alleging robert mueller is meddling. good evening, everyone. out front tonight, abc pulling the plug on the comedian's show, the network's highest rated and most watched series. a surprising turn of events coming in response to a racist tweet she put out early this morning. by late this afternoon abc called the tirade repugnant and inconsist with the network's values and canceled the show. she was also dropped by her talent agency just as quickly. as the outrage grew this morning barr said the tweet was a joke. she also deleted it and also apologized and then said she was leaving twitter. but the damage was done. her co-stars turned on her. least one consulter producer wanda sykes quit the show. in return for that vocal support the president has praised the actress, calling her on the phone, applauding her ratings and even saying at a recent rally the show was about him and his suppo

leyla santiago has been tracking them in tijuana. >> reporter: john and poppy, still dozens waiting for their claim to seek asylum the legal way into the united states of america. u.s. federal law says they have to go to a port of entry, seek asylum there, that is where they are. according to border patrol they have 28 people in custody that they are currently processing. so what does that mean? what should we expect to happen next? that means that an asylum officer will be talking to them for what they call a credible fear interview. they'll be asked why are you leaving, where are you going? they'll get sort of their story and their take as to why they feel that they should get asylum in the united states of america. when that will be complete, we're not sure, but if that is -- if they are deemed to have a credible fear, their case will then move to an immigration court which can actually be a pretty long process and where they will be in between that is also unknown, whether they will stay in detention or be released but in the meantime as i mentioned, still dozens waiting for their t

so far as you know we do know from talking to neighbors that some people insisted on staying inside leyla estates which again from the burning view that we could all feel seems like a very poor idea but the these are their homes after all and. we've been we know now that some of the residents who were evacuated some of the nearly two thousand people who were forced to flee with the very little notice were allowed briefly to go back in earlier today that was a real sore spot a lot of people were demanding access to get their medications their papers take care of pets and so on so so that it's happened but the eruption is ongoing scientists have no idea when it will stop and for the people who lived in this really beautiful tropical paradise that is now turned into a disaster and away in a wasteland there's no telling when or if they'll ever be able to return to their home so what is their plan then bob because as you mentioned there's no indication of when the of options will actually stall. well it's very hard to plan for this to mean there are some precedents back in the one nine hundred

cnn's leyla santiago has been with them all along the trip. she's live in mexico with more. what's the latest this morning? >> reporter: right now we still have members of that caravan awaiting for their turn. you can see they are still camped out there. last night, alisyn, eight members of the group were allowed in. i'm told this that border patrol came out and said, we can now process eight. among the group about 20 to 30 women that were at the door waiting for their turn. they actually selected themselves, the eight that would get to go in. we have three mothers, four children and 18-year-old and among them, two families that we have followed for weeks now, one of them being gabriella who we've told you her sister. she's a pregnant mother of two children. we followed her on buses. we followed her on trains and in shelters. the other one tesla reese, we also followed her story, both of them saying they're fleeing violence and poverty in honduras. what will happen next, they will have to go through a series of interviews, establish credible fear and navigate a very complica

has been the subject of substantial scrutiny since the storm devastated the island in september and leylahas been covering it all for us. she's live in san juan. >> reporter: when i asked the governor of puerto rico as well as the secretary of public safety, the men in charge of the death toll if they were questioning in any way the validity of this study, both of them responded no, no. they are not questioning the validity. let's talk about how exactly this worked. i spoke to a researcher that worked with harvard on this and he told me they surveyed 10,000 people, more than 10,000 people visited more than 100 barrios and they reached a range of some where between 808,000 based on the trends they saw, they believe that that number the death toll should be something more like 4,600 and they believe that's on the conservative end. the governor says he welcomes this study. he wants to use it in his analysis. i spoke to one woman who lost a family member, she believes as a result of maria when power went out. the machine that her father used to breathe at night stopped working and she says th

so apparently their tickets are pretty pricey leyla but apparently according to those they say it's worthvery penny it's worth every penny oh helps that i go you know to tide over that whole period when they before the next season talk to us a little bit about the composer ok so how means of a he's. you've probably heard a number of other films where he's done the music because this guy is really in business so he did for instance he's behind the scores of pirates of the caribbean also as good as it gets clash of the titans or even that very popular series t.v. series west world and he's forty three born in germany and started making music when he was about four years old and very early on he was inspired by western films and then later on by john williams star wars score and he decided ok he thinks that this is what he wants to be doing it's composing instrumental music so he moved to the u.s. any went to boston and studied at berklee college of music and it was on a chance connection after graduation from there the chance of a lifetime that he was basically funneled into a job at simmon

going to have more business now with howard and elusive actions on russia are biting back that's right leyla thank you very much in day indeed the german wholesaler metro has posted a quarterly loss of over fifty million euros which analysts attribute to the poor numbers to the decline in the group's russian operations a steep drop since the same call to last year when measured posted a forty million euro profit now russia is one of the most the groups most important markets but growing economic uncertainty has led to a decrease in consumer spending measures the oil of course says he's planning to change his pricing policy to reignite business in russia or well the economic sanctions on russia are told they all must go bureau chief meo drug storage spoke about with the german economy minister paid to add to my in this exclusive interview. i mean this is a minister he spoke this morning with german business representatives because they're complaining that the sanctions on russia have made it difficult for them to generate the revenues we thought would otherwise been possible on this i think.

long everyone on leyla iraq we start our broadcast in armenia that country's political crisis has just deepened this evening the parliament rejected opposition leader nichol pasha and for prime minister after the ruling party refused to back him he was the only candidate for the job on has been addressing thousands of supporters outside parliament he said the ruling republican party had declared war on the armenian people and called for a general strike to take place on wednesday nationality protests that prompted the resignation last month of the previous prime minister. all right let's go straight to w.'s in a colleague who is asked the same nic some dramatic developments in the parliament earlier what can you tell us about those. well they are just a few minutes after we last spoke last we call passion and steamed past us company by huge crowds cheering clapping made his way into the public square behind me he didn't manage to get the vote the votes of the ruling republican party they went back on what they had previously said that they would support his candidacy is the only candid

leyla, thank you very much. >> appreciate it.hief mark zuckerberg will meet with the eu regulators next week facing the music in brussels i guess? liz: may 25th deadline for that new -- ashley: gdpr. liz: european privacy regulation coming down from the eu. we just had news breaking, former head of cambridge analytica will sit down before british lawmakers as well an june 6th. facebook is, zuckerberg is trying to ease the glide path for his company which faces potential fines as other media companies if they violate flue flue -- new eu privacy rules. 4.7% potential hit if found by e.u. found in violation of privacy rules going forward when they take effect may 25th. the new rules are this, the eu, you, media, company, social media company, internet company, you got to tell, or any company by the way, you have to tell your customers if their data has been breached, within 72 hours of the breach. that is a big deal. also their data is being used and sold. you can imagine more pop-up screens. we're watching about this closed-door se

leyla santiago is in the town where he lives. today or in the last several days? >> you know, all of that remains a bit of a mystery. i spoke with a friend of his who tells me that he is recovering well, but he is a very private person. a lot of people in rosita beach tell us that they know of him but very few have actually spoken to him. and certainly in the last week or so despite the fact that there is a lot of paparazzi here. he has been speaking to tmz. the last part where he was -- the last time he was quoted rather, he says that he would be watching from a secluded place and definitely mentioned hopefully without any press. whether or not that will happen, we don't know. first he was going to the wedding, then he wasn't. it became a medical issue. and we really have not heard from him since. he lives in a gated community, one very well aware that he lives there, but again keeps to position. it has been magnified who he is given again the back and forth and whether he will go, whether he will not go, who will walk meghan do