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abc's mona kosar abdi joins us now from washington. good morning, mona. >> reporter: good morning, maggie. as we saw the japanese prime minister pulled out all the stops for president trump's four-day visit to woo japan's closest ally, but the warm welcome was overshadowed by president trump's defense of north korea. the president wrapping up his state visit to japan aboard the "uss wasp" where he addressed hundreds of members of the u.s. navy's seventh fleet. despite the time difference the president used the time aboard the ship to observe memorial day. >> i have to wish you all a very happy memorial day, right? >> reporter: the president dubbing the crew, quote, mighty warriors in the pacific. >> you face down terrorism and render aid and i've seen what you do. incredible. >> reporter: before appearing on the u.s. navy's aamphibious assault ship, shinzo abe accompanied by trump and first lady melania spoke of their japan on a japanese destroyer. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> translator: the japan/u.s. alliance has become more r

. >> let's talk to abc's mona kosar abdi. you have more on mueller's statement and the fallout this morning. good morning, mona. >> reporter: maggie, kenneth, to speak mplorgot ate soke caont ed to be as thinst a firm department podium, special counsel robert mueller uttered his first public words in nearly >> reporter: for much of his n ten-minute statement, mueller stuck to the bottom line findings of his russia probe and made it abundantly clear that the investigation did not exonerate president trump. >> if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so. >> reporter: mueller's statement contradicting attorney general william barr's conclusion that there wasn't enough evidence to determine trump obstructed justice. instead, the special counsel says he did not make a determination because charging the president with a crime was not an option. >> under long-standing department policy a president cannot be charged with a federal crime while he is in office. that is unconstitutio

janai, kenneth. >> all right, mona, this fight far from over. thank you. >>> overseas a rocket fired into baghdad's heavily guarded green zone has landed less than one mile from the u.s. embassy. there is no official word on who is responsible. no injuries are reported. the region is already on edge amid concern that neighboring iran may be plotting to attack americanened new warning to iran's leadership saying, quote, never threaten the u.s. again. he warned any military engagement with the u.s. will mean the end of iran. >>> now to the abduction of a little girl in texas caught on camera. two good samaritans are being called heroes for helping to find and rescue the 8-year-old in the middle of the night hours after she was kidnapped. this morning, the dramatic moment an 8-year-old girl was taken from her mother on the street. >> help me. help me please. my daughter just got kidnapped. >> reporter: the chilling abduction caught on a neighbor's doorbell camera in ft. worth. police say salem sabatka and her mother were taking a walk when a man gr

mona, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai. the battle over the house oversight committee subpoena was the first test to the president's vow to fight all congressional subpoenas, but it likely won't be the last. president trump in campaign mode as he touched down in pennsylvania. >> from now until november 3rd, 2020, we are going to keep on working. we are going to keep on fighting. >> reporter: for trump that fight includes stonewalling ongoing efforts by democrats to probe his administration and his business. >> they all knew there was no collusion. i come to the great state of pennsylvania, and i say, oh, i need some help. let me call, let's see, russia. let's call russia. it's the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on this country. >> reporter: but it was the president who was dealt the first legal blow by a federal judge in his lawsuit to block a congressional subpoena. the judge siding with the democratic led panel seeking a decade's worth of his personal finances, but the small victory isn't enough to curb the growing calls

mona, thank you. amid all the president's talk of a border wall, there's another border wall being built using private money in new mexico. construction has been allowed to proceed after the right permits were granted. organizers raised money through an online campaign. they already built part of the wall on private property. >>> now to the abortion battle brewing across the country. this morning louisiana is the latest state where an abortion ban has been signed into law. meanwhile the final abortion clinic in missouri is set to close today. >> reporter: this morning the last abortion clinic in missouri is on the brink of shutting down. state health officials are refusing to renew the st. louis clinic's license which expires at midnight until doctors agree on interviews about what the governor calls deficiencies. planned parenthood accuses the state of unlawfully holding up the renewal process. >> we don't want to be the first state in the nation to lose access to safe and legal abortion. that's what

abc's mona kosar abdi has more from washington. good morning, mona. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth. nt, d r democrats the impeachment debate gets more complicated as 2020 inches closer. democrats faced with a dilemma as president trump holds true to his vow to fight all congressional subpoenas. the situation growing more complicated after the white house instructed don mcgahn to defy a subpoena. chairman jerry nadler now threatening to hold mcgahn in contempt of congress. >> our subpoenas are not optional. >> reporter: on twitter president trump fired back blasting democrats for what he called a quote fishing expedition. >> this committee will hear mr. mcgahn's testimony even if we have to go to court to secure it. >> reporter: issuing two more subpoenas to white house communications director hicks and another aide. a growing number of democrats now saying that's not enough and are urging party leaders to begin an impeachment inquiry against the president. house speaker nancy pelosi caught in the middle will meet with members t

abc's mona kosar abdi has the latest. mona, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai. it's no secret that president trump and speaker nancy pelosi's relationship has never been on good terms, and the last 24 hours has sent or appears to have sent their relationship plummeting to new lows. over the last 24 hours, the nation's top leaders caught in a game of he said/she said that has now turned personal. it all started wednesday when the president stormed out of an infrastructure meeting with democratic leaders after he heard house speaker nancy pelosi accuse him of engaging in a cover-up ahead of the event. >> the president again stormed out, i think, what, first pound the table, walk out the door. another temper tantrum. lked in room right next door yesterday and walked in and started screaming and yelling. just the opposite. just the opposite. >> reporter: the president even calling on his aides one by one to back up his claim that he had been totally calm. >> kellyanne, what was my temperament yesterday in the room? >> very calm. no temper tantrum. >> reporter: pelos

maggie, kenneth. >> mona, thank you. already some nasty back and forth. >>> a college freshman is apologizing for a security breach at mar-a-lago while president trump was in town. mark lindblom told the judge he just wanted to see how far he could get. he went through a metal director and wandered around the grounds for 20 minutes before he was arrested last year during the thanksgiving weekend. land bomb received one year probation after prosecutors agreed he meant no harm. a chinese national is awaiting trial for a similar incident in february. >>> a heartbroken husband speaking out after his wife was killed in a church van crash. the van rolled over after being rear ended by a pickup truck last night outside richmond, virginia. 11 people were in the van, four were killed. one victim's husband says he's depending on his faith to get him through the tragedy. >> in disbelief right now. you know, in disbelief, but i know the lord and she knew the lord, and we know that god knows best, and we can all do things through chr

he is best known for painting the mona lisa, but leonardo da vinci was also a revolutionary inventorl having a huge influence today. to mark 500 years since his death, an exhibition of leonardo's drawings is about to open at buckingham palace. 0ur arts correspondent, david sillito has been given a first glimpse. more than 300 years ago, charles i! received a gift. a book. inside were sketches of some of the greatest paintings in history, inventions, how the body worked. it was a window into the mind of leonardo da vinci. but, for nearly 200 years, they remained stored in the archive. these drawings were first widely known only from the late 19th century and that's the point at which people finally understand what leonardo achieved during his lifetime, as a scientist, a thinker, an inventor. so much of that is only to be found in his drawings. so, if your knowledge leonardo begins and ends with the mona lisa, this introduces you to leonardo the military engineer. and as we go down, we have leonardo the physicist, leonardo the anatomist, and i love this down here, this is the arm of st

the mona lisa the mysterious beauty with the inscrutable smile. it's probably a portrait of lisa del gioconda the wife of a cloth and silk merchant from florence. apparently or not it took years to finish it the artist always struggled with his works he was never satisfied with them and was always trying to perfect them. or the tenth one set of him this man will never accomplish anything wrong he was. not it was a polarizing figure charming and erudite he was also described as for pitch and vain a man who was openly homosexual at a time when gay men were persecuted even burned at the stake you noted of him she is considered one of the most versatile geniuses of all time. the star of the renaissance was much more than just an artist he was also an architect anatomist sculptor mathematician iconoclast inventor. for the brilliant creator of the mona lisa painting was perhaps just a necessary evil. a mere fifteen paintings are attributed to leonardo today most have been lost because he was constantly experimenting with new paint mixes many of which de

mona? >> reporter: good morning. sources tell abc news the president arrived late, shook into hands, and told democratic lawmakers that he wants to work with them on infrastructure, trade, and the farm bill as long as they stop their investigations. hopes of getting anything done before 2020 in washington faded quickly when the president stormed out of a meeting with democratic leaders after only three minutes. >> so i came here to do a meeting on infrastructure with democrats. >> reporter: an angered president trump headed straight to the r txplain what set him off. >> i don't do cover-ups. >> reporter: referring to a comment nancy pelosi made earlier that day as she left a closed door meeting with her party. the president went on to say he would not work with democrats on any issue until they stop investigating him. after the blowup pelosi doubled down on her comments. >> this president is obstructing justice, and he's engaged in a cover-up. and that could be an impeachable offense. >> reporter: she said she was lo

years of his life for the another division she arrived in france carrying his most famous work the mona lisa on the donkey's back. this royal chateau and on was on the banks of the rwa is where he spent the final chapter of his extraordinary life the young french king francis the first was enthralled by his genius he called leonardo his father never alter your words whole city to the french kings through the west to show you were seeking juju or intellectual refinement the tea had previously discovered in italy and wanted to transpose to the french court you wanted to show that the french quarter was the most elegant in europe five hundred years after his death his hope the legacy of leonardo the maestro of the nascence can help repair relationships between italy and france which once again have hit turbulent times. president emmanuel macron is a talian counterpart social my tara hope to soothe the tensions between rome and paris over the hardline immigration policy of italy's populist government and its support for the yellow vest protestors in france the president's lunched at the man

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abc's mona kosar abdi has the latest tracking it all. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai. sources tell abc news that the president arrived late, shook no hands and told democratic lawmakers that he wants to work with them on infrastructure, trade and the farm bill as long as they stop their investigations. hopes of getting anything done before 2020 in washington faded quickly when the president stormed out of a meeting with democratic leaders after only three minutes. >> so i came here to do a meeting on infrastructure with democrats. >> reporter: an angered president trump then headed straight to the rose garden to explain what set him off. >> i just saw that nancy pelosi just before our meeting made a statement that we believe that the president of the united states is engaged in a cover-up. i don't do cover-ups. >> reporter: trump referring to a comment house speaker nancy pelosi made earlier that day as she left a closed door meeting with her party. the president went on to say he would not work with democrats on any issu

leonardo da vinci, famous of course for the mona lisa and the last supper, was interested not only ineparatory sketches for some of his most famous works go on display to the public today in the queen's gallery, at buckingham palace, to mark 500 years since his death. our arts correspondent david sillito has been given a first glimpse. (music playing). more than 300 years ago charles ii (music playing). more than 300 years ago charles i! received a gift, a book. inside were sketches of some of the greatest paintings in history, inventions, how the bodywork, it was a window into the mind of leonardo da vinci for nearly 200 years they remained store into the archives. these drawings were known only from the late 19th century, the point at which people finally understand what leonardo achieved during his lifetime as a scientist, thinker, inventor. so much of that is only found in his drawing. if your knowledge begins and ends with mona lisa, this begins with leonardo da vinci the military engineer, the physicist, the anatomist and i love this, this is the arm of st peter from the last su

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for mona, it's a vivid memory.as six years old when the civil war started, el hallak: whomever has been through war doesn't wake up in the same way that someone who hasn't been through war because you know you kind of earned your life. during the worst times, the bombing, you run to the toilet -- to the indoor toilet of any house. and there are times where i spent nights in a toilet like this with 30 people like sardines. and you want to feel crushed by other people. so you don't mind suffocating because really my memory is i wanted human bodies next to me because i don't want to die alone. lemonis: when i hear stories like this, it almost feels disingenuous for me to say that i'm lebanese because i didn't go through what you went through. el hallak: there are people who left during the war forever -- never came back. the war changed their lives. lemonis: mona hopes that people like me, the ones who had to go away, will return to places like this to get a better understanding of what happened here. el hallak: and i

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becky and mona dunn. ladies, appreciate you being here, thank you for your sacrifice to our country as we sit here and think about this. adam kinsinger the congressman just on with gillian made the point, i think america is doing pretty well honoring those who gave the last full measure of devotion, come a long way since these folks came back from vietnam. as you, becky, look back and think about how todd would want to be remembered, are we doing a good job? >> yes, i think he would be pleased that we do things like this, that people, we're educating people about memorial day and the difference between memorial day and veterans day. and he would want people to know that he loved serving his country. he told me he loved going to work every day, so he would want all of those fallen to be remembered and all of our veterans. leland: todd signed up after 9/11. >> yes. leland: you said since he was a young man, he wanted to be a soldier. mona, i think about your son killed on the u.s.s. cole before the official

all his revered as a universal genius and best known for his paintings most notably the mona lisa but italian master leonardo da vinci was a true polymath with interest and comfort it encompassing architecture mathematics engineering several branches of the natural sciences and even music on may second marks the five hundred ten a verse three of his death and competition is rife between the places that can lay claim to him among them his birthplace near vinci in tuscany. and the french town of vase in the water valley where he died in fifteen nineteen and so while they all try to outdo one another we took a look into the legacy left by this exceptional mind. leonardo da vinci was not just an artist an architect but also a philosopher and engineer he's credited with some eighty inventions including submarines and flying machines but according to german author mathias echoed he didn't really invent the long. hot mic. it's widely asserted that leon out of really did build a flying machine himself and that as a last will an employee of his tried out best flying machine and that leonardo r

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spent his final years the another division she arrived in france carrying his most famous work the mona lisa on the donkey's back. this royal chateau and on was on the banks of the rwa is where he spent the final chapter of his extraordinary life. young french king francis the first was enthralled by his genius he called leonardo his father never will tell you what's false it to the french kings through the west to show you were seeking choo-choo an intellectual refinement the tea had previously discovered in italy and wanted to transpose to the french court you wanted to show that the french court was the most elegant in europe five hundred years after his death his hope the legacy of leonardo the maestro of the nascence can help repair relationships between italy and france which once again have hit turbulent times. president emmanuel macron has a talian counterpart social matara hope to soothe the tensions between rome and paris over the hardline immigration policy of italy's populist government and its support for the yellow vest protesters in france the president's lunched at the m

you see the most famous one right there, the mona lisa. but the italian artist was a true renaissance man with interests ranging from architecture, mathematics, engineering, natural sciences, and even music. now with the 500th anniversary of da vinci's death this thursday, a german scholar is challenging some aspects of the master's legacy. reporter: leonardo da vinci was not not just an artist and architecect, but also a philosopher and engineer. he is credited with some 80 inventions, including submarines and flying machines. but according to this german author, he did not really invent them all. >> it is widelely asserted t tht leleonardo really did build the flying machine himself and thaht an employeyee of his tried out this flying machine, and that leonardo accorded the flight in his codex. i have read the codex, and there is nothing in it about the flight. reporter: the florence workshop ofof the medici's court painter became leonardo's master school. he achieved mastery of perspective better than anyone else. and he sketched everyt

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janelle monae, you had her out fit created for the met gala.outfits of the night. >> it's amazing. >> trevor: it looks like art on a human being. >> it was kind of inspired by a distorted picasso painting which was actually inspired by african masks, so janelle really liked that. she wanted her eye to blink so she blinked all night. >> trevor: that eye blinked, which was creepy, and i was at the met gala and i was talking to janelle and the thing blinked while you were talking and you don't want to ask because you seem crazy, you don't want to be, like, hey, is your dress blinking? it's o weird moment. >> she said i want people to say i'm hugging you with my eyes. she wanted surrealism. she wanted that moment. the theme was what are we going to do, how are we going to bring something to life? she's down for so many things and such a creator so it was really fun to do. >> trevor: you have been working for such a long time. you really have been someone who's been grinding and working to achieve a lot of the prestige that you have today. >> yeah.

sort of stupid nincompoop thing to say it's because you depicted them is the mona lisa by davinci. in the sense that people don't really know what global audience will really is in some ways spectacular mysterious because he's he's an old biddy with a snaggletooth and he's staring right at it whereas tony blair had a staring left out of this there's not much sci fi. we have a thing about staring eyes oh yeah it definitely is very important if. every because that's a thatcher had the staring left eye and it was an element there was always an element of madness about thoughts which i think i caught on to. the on in the eighty's early eighty's i was doing it every prime minister depicted by you as an air of madness there we. were definitely definitely the two that it was blair but the main the rafat it was there was definitely an element of believing her own kind of propaganda she finally went off the rails when she introduced the poll tax and against all advice pushed and pushed and it drove a party nearly off the rose of julie go rid of her i was i was grew up where the vietnam war