. >> abc's mona kosar abdi begins our live coverage from washington. mona, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai. good morning, kenneth. both sides all week have reiterated they do not want to go to war, but when pressed about the possibility iran says they're ready while president trump says you'll find out. tensions with iran reaching new heights as president trump approved retaliatory air strikes against the islamic republic for shooting down a u.s. surveillance drone. >> iran made a mistake. >> reporter: but sources tell abc news the operation was under way when trump abruptly called it off. despite the reversal the president insists he's not being pressured into conflict. >> no, not at all. not at all, in fact, in many cases it's the opposite. >> reporter: this latest standoff adding to a week of hostilities between the two nations beginning with the u.s. accusing the islamic republic of attacking two oil tankers in the gulf of oman. iran denied conducting the attacks but did claim responsibility for shooting down the u.s. drone you can s

janai, kenneth. >> our thanks to mona. thank you, mona. >>> now, to the shocking departure at the pentagon. acting defense secretary patrick shanahan has withdrawn his name to lead the pentagon just hours after domestic abuse allegations involving his family resurfaced. now many are wondering why the white house didn't know about the allegations. one senator is even calling for an investigation. this morning, the trump administration under fire following the sudden resignation of the acting secretary of defense. >> they don't like to vet. all these assistant secretaries, assistant this, assistant that don't get vetted, and look what happens when you don't vet. >> reporter: patrick shanahan withdrew his name from consideration to be defense secretary just hours after a report revealed allegations of domestic violence within his family. "the washington post" reporting in 2010, police were called to the shanahan house to find him with a bloody nose. both he and his wife kimberly accused each other of physical violence. police

pretty cool but also a little creepy as well i mean i can make anyone say anything it likes really mona lisa obama yeah it's a little bit dangerous actually this is a technique called deep fake that has been used actually to create fake news and it is scary in the era of fake news when you can have a politician give a fake press conference and post it online it's also been used to create fake porn using real people who are not porn actors so. great for creative work if you want to make mona lisa talk in your movie but this is really a technology that we have to be very careful indeed now let's talk about the electronics that sensor recently reopened but it is much more than a family museum isn't it is there are actually. searchers there who are at the cutting edge of ai and the arts i'm going to show you one example it's a guy whose work is pretty cool maybe a little creepy. who's a scientist and a musician now he's teaching ai to replicate human responses to music that means someday you might be at a concert with an ai robot sitting next to you and when they have goosebumps at the same

great for creative work if you want to make mona lisa talk in your movie but this is really a technology that we have to be very careful indeed now let's talk about the electronics that sensor recently reopened but it is much more than a family museum is it is there are actually. researchers there who are at the cutting edge of ai and the arts i'm going to show you one example it's a guy whose work is pretty cool maybe a little creepy. who's a scientist and a musician now he's teaching ai to replicate human responses to music that means someday you might be at a concert with an ai robot sitting next to you and when they have goosebumps at the same time that you've got goosebumps then you'll know that this guy allie make wrongs work has paid off all this is taking place in. you know it's not like vienna or something but known for bold low tech pleasures i'm thinking of that rather yummy cake the linz atoll makes it seems and you're going to bring that up. yeah i'm planning on having a piece of that later yeah that's actually what the city is still best known for this recipe that outdates

abc's mona kosar abdi is here with the latest. mona, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai. good morning, kenneth. and you're right. secretary of state mike pompeo says it is unmistakable that the islamic republic of iran was behind the attacks on the tankers in the gulf of oman, but it doesn't appear that the entire international community has collectively reached that consensus just yet. the trump administration pointing to this video as clear and indisputable evidence that links iranians to brazen attacks on two fuel tajjers in the gulf of oman. pentagon officials say it shows iranian revolutionary guard patrol removing an unexploded mine from one of the tanker's hulls. the evidence is concrete. >> it's unmistakable what happened here. these are attacks by the islamic republic of iran. >> reporter: u.s. central command adding the evidence also shows iran attempted to shoot down an american drone like this one monitoring one of the tankers on fire. pompeo spending the weekend calling his foreign counterparts to garner s

abc's mona kosar abdi has more from washington. good morning, mona. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth. both sides know that security in the region is necessary to protect their interests, but with the u.s. and iran refusing to back down, a cloud of uncertainty looms over the middle east. overnight the u.s. releasing these new images of the tanker attack in the gulf of oman, officials say this time from a different angle. the pictures show the iranian revolutionary guard removing an unexploded mine from one of the tankers. the military also accusing iran of attempting to shoot down a drone monitoring the attack. >> the international community and our allies step up to condemn this behavior. >> reporter: iran has denied all u.s. allegations. on cnn the islamic ambassador had a stark warning to not underestimate iranian determination. >> unfortunately we are heading towards a confrontation which is very serious for everybody in the region. >> reporter: and on monday the u.s. and iran inching closer to that conflict. the white house r

mona kosar abdi is joining us live now in washington, d.c.a. >> reporter: to add to that, our sources are telling us they believe the situation would have escalated quickly had the plan been carried out. now both countries have reiterated they do not want to go to war. when asked about the possibility, iran said that they are ready while the president said you'll have to see. tensions with iran reaching new heights as president trump approved retaliatory air strikes against the islamic republic for shooting down a u.s. surveillance drone. >> iran med >> reporter: sources tell abc news the operation was under way when trump abruptly called it off. the country's ambassador to the u.n. telling npr we tried to caution the drone through radio transmission but then said, quote, since it was a spy zone, we were left with no other option. late thursday president trump summoned congressional leaders to the situation room. some members from both parties urged for caution. >> we're worried that he and the administration may bumble into a war. >> reporte

pressure and emerge victorious. >> mona, thank you. is morning two people in the hospital after an explosion inside a union city home. there were five people inside the home on elizabeth way at the time of the explosion. two men, a grandfather and son were hurt. there were two containers of butane being handled it flew off the roof, doors and windows and the house will likely be red tagged today. >>> and then returning to the witness stand in the ghostship fire. harris told jurors yesterday that his title of artistic director at the white house was more of a joke. he said he scrubbed toilets and went through the crash in exchange for living there. >>> the dmv says everything is back to normal following a system crash that left people waiting to get driver's license and id cards longer than normal. people were just standing around and waiting yesterday morning. >>> homelessness is one of the major issues we cover every day in our effort to help build a better bay area. a dozen sites are up for consideration right now and the city could

reporting live in washington, mona koes rav difficult, abc 7 news. >> mona, thank you. >>> an arizona family claims phoenix police officers used excessive force during a father and pregnant woman holding a baby. take a look at this video, it shows the officers profa profane commands. the police chief has apologized to the family and says an internal investigation is under way. >> the maker of rag gu is voluntarily recalling jars of pasta sauces because it could contain pieces of plastic. missizkan says it recalled the products out of an abundance of caution. >> reese foods is recalling more than 246,000 pounds of elmont ray breakfast wraps. the recall affects the eight-back size of the egg, potato, bacon and cheese wraps with a best buy by january 17 and 18. the rare blue lobster is now headed to a forever home. a cape cod restaurant posted a photo of the blue beauty last night. the restaurant displayed the lobster for a few days. the restaurant finally decided the blue lobster will live out his life at the st. louis aquarium. the restaurant owner says it's appropriate to celebrate th

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mona co-skosar abdi live for uss morning. >> good morning. both currents have reiterated they don't want to go to war. but iran says it's ready while president trump says we'll find out. tensions with iran reaching new heights as president trump approved retaliatory air strikes for the islamic republic for shooting down a u.s. surveillance drone. >> iran made a mistake. >> reporter: sources tell abc news the operation was under way when trump abruptly called it off. despite the reversal, the president trump insists he's not being pressured into conflict. >> not at all. in fact, in many cases it's the opposite. >> reporter: adding to a week of hostility between the two nations beginning with the u.s. accusing the islamic republic of attacking two oil tankers in the gulf of oman. iran has denied conducting the attacks but did claim responsibility for shooting down the u.s. drone you can see in these images falling in the skries. the ambassador saying we tried to caution the drone through radio transmission but says, since it was a spy drone we

. >> abc's mona kosar abdi has the details from washington. mona, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai. good morning, kenneth. biden's comments about the hyperbipartisanship on capitol hill seemed to backfire sparking criticism but now some of his longtime colleagues in washington are coming to his defense saying that his words were taken out of context. this morning former vice president joe biden not apologizing for his remarks about his early days in the senate. at a new york fund-raiser tuesday biden recalled a time when congress was able to get things done with, quote, civility even when it meant finding common ground with segregationist senators. >> i disagree with the view of the segregationists. you don't have to agree. >> reporter: biden's words receiving sharp rebukes from his 2020 rivals. >> to coddle the reputations of segregationists, of people who if they had their way i would not be standing here as a member of the united states senate is i think -- it's misinformed and it's wrong. >> reporter: senator kamala harris' c

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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

us this doors what the bust of an effort to tea is for the egyptian museum might even use the words mona lisa to as our influence. the door also tells the story of berlin in the 1920 s. it sealed off the treasures of the vast time department store unlike cigar plots of the time one of the most luxurious cathedrals and capitalism. when the nazis came to power they forced their times jewish owners to sell the store was area nies some of the family escaped into exile 3 were murdered at auschwitz. the store's owner of that time died in berlin in 1939 after decades of legal wrangling leave that time descendants finally receive compensation in 2017 the time for a younger generation however this store is a symbol of the new global germany that emerged following greenough occasion in 1990. 1 time to calls and says that it wasn't just east and west coming together it was also black and white there was this incredible inspiring energy coming from all these people coming together it changed the whole idea of for lives suddenly it wasn't the city of the berlin wall of the city of the 3rd reich it wa

pressure why emerge victorious. >> mona, thank you. >>> today president trump will kick off his 2020on bid in florida, and he's planning a rally one day after the president announced i.c.e. will start removing millions of undocumented immigrants. he said they will be removed as fast as they come in. he said mexico is doing a good job of stopping people long before they get to our southern border. >>> administration officials said the effort would focus on those that have been issued final deportation orders. >>> this morning two people in the hospital after an explosion inside a union city home. there were five people inside of the house on elizabeth way at the time of the explosion. two men, a grandfather and his son, were hurt. there were two containers of butane being handled and one of the canisters was leaking and ignited inside of the house and it blew off the roof, doors and windows. the house will likely be red tagged today. >>> happening today in oakland, max harris set to return to the witness stand in the ghostship fire. he is charged with 36 counts of manslaughter in the

abc news reporter mona kosar an dehas the latest. >> reporter: the city of virginia beach mourning theof a dozen people killed in a tragic workplace shooting. ♪ >> reporter: the gunman, duane crod dock, engineer at the city's public utilities department, opened fire friday evening. going floor to floor at the municipal building where he worked for the last 15 years, armed with two .45-caliber handguns, indiscriminately shooting those in his path. 12 in all. five women, seven men. police have since blocked the area where this all happened off. but right underneath the crime tape the community has created a makeshift memorial in their honor. craddock was then eventually killed by police. >> this is the most devastating day in the history of virginia beach. >> reporter: joseph scott says he was one of the last people to speak to craddock as he left work that day and shortly before the deadly chaos. >> it was just a normal, hi, how you doing, have a good weekend thing. and i left. >> reporter: scott says the news has left him overcome with emotion as he mourns his colleagues, including cra

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well pretty soon our dog is enough admin mona how close are son for a car though that's not. far there are many home there is a reason mussa name checks are following the 2013 army led who that overthrew mohammed morsy the government of a. crackdown on al-jazeera in egypt accusing them of supporting the muslim brotherhood now the bureau in cairo was shut down 3 jersey to journalists were jailed and eventually freed but one just leader journalist mahmud hussein has been in jail for more than 100 days now and has yet to be charged across egypt media conditions under c.c.r. grim their record numbers of journalists have been jailed and off the 180 countries rank for press freedom by reporters without borders egypt is at number 163 ok moving on now last week we reported on the iranian activist has a writer and a productive one dozens of articles published by mostly us media articles that advocated regime change in iran than al of the is exposed by the intercept an american news outlet as a fraud a nonexistent person a creation of a shadowy iranian opposition group known as the arm

abc's mona kosar abdi joins us from washington. >> good morning. secretary of state mike pompeo says it is unmistakable that the islamic republic of iran is behind the at that time, on the tankers in the gulf of iran. it doesn't appear the entire international community has come to that consensus just yet. the trump administration pointing to this video as clear and undisputable evidence that links iran to two attacks on on tankers in the gulf of oh man. it shows iranian revolutionary guard removing an unexploded mine from one of the tanker's hull. mike pompeo says the evidence is concrete. >> these were attacks by the islamic republic of iran. >> reporter: u.s. central command adding the evidence attempted to shoot down an american drone like this one monitoring one of the tankers on fire. pompeo spending the weekend calling his foreign counterparts to garner support. >> the world needs to unite against this threat from the islamic republic of iran. >>> however, u.s. allies remain split about the allegation against iran. japan expressing skepticis

meaning you put the mona side, or apco, put the mona side and you hire aetna to minister your program. they don't care what they're paying and they're willing to pay 30 or 40% more as long as the person they're lurunderlyin the plan for doesn't care. if you tell them you're at risk for what you spend, they behave differently. the private sector is almost always self-insured and they don't care about the underlying cost. the same thing with drugs, the exact same thing. we have a very distorted system. medicare fee for service and medicare advantage and so does risa and it's scrambled eggs in the last 80 years, and i think we ought to fix it. i think we need to have a well-regulated private insurance market. i've always been in favor of the federal employment plan for everybody. everybody wants an 85% subsidy. that can't work. you have to figure out what level of people, do you want subsidized of 3% of poverty, 4% of poverty? i'd like to have free dental and vision, that would abe grebe a thing. it's ridiculous. it can't be done. you want to be totally public and have the government fix

it has that sort of mona lisa ambiguity. and that's part of the whole marketing of the picture.g, you know, the saudi buyer, that they could o the male mona lisa. and if they put it, you know, in their museum, you know, their museum would become a destination. >> reporter: the salvator mundi hasn't been seen by the public since the krit tees auction. it's present whereabouts somewhat of a mystery just like the painting's past and for some stishlgs even its beginning. >> i admit to you that on different days i change my mind. and sometimes i look at it and i just think like, okay, there's something so weird about the face in this picture. something modern about it. how could somebody come up with such an original face? only leonardo. >> he paid $1,000 for it. he has his own book on the restoration process. as for the whereabouts, this is the mystery. it was supposed to be displayed at the louvre at a buddha by. they're wondering where it is. paris has an exhibition in the fall and they're hoping to have it. >> fingersfascin>> it rely is. when you look at the work and all of the h

>> one of france's most famous painters celebrated a birthday this weekend we're not talking about monaethe orangutan has been painting for years at the paris zoo. her works have sold for thousands of dollars and all proceeds are being put toward a new orangutan enclosure. happy birthday and happy painting to nannette get those nice and framed. >> thank you for waking up with us on this monday morning. i'm dara brown >> and i'm frances rivera. coming up in the third hour of today, the two kev inches, kevin bacon and kevin costener stop by to talk about their new project. >>> good monday morning to you. taking a live look outside, this time from the east bay, walnut creek, getting our week started. it is so much fun coming back after being off on vacation. >> i'm sure you were thinking about us the whole time. >> it is early, let me tell you. good morning. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike will have a look at the commute in a bit. first we start out with the weather. another cool start. >> nice and cool this morning but slightly warmer, as we go into the afternoon. this

well pretty soon our dogs here are i mean mona how close are sun for a car though that's not. far there are many home there's a reason moose and name checks are following the 2013 army lead who that overthrew mohammed morsy the government of a. crackdown on al-jazeera in egypt accusing them of supporting the muslim brotherhood now the bureau in cairo was shut down 3 jersey to journalists were jailed and eventually freed but one just leader journalist mahmud hussein has been in jail for more than $100.00 days now and has yet to be charged across egypt media conditions under sisi are grim their record numbers of journalists have been jailed and off the $180.00 countries rank for press freedom by reporters without borders egypt is at number 163 ok moving on now last week we reported on the iranian activist has a writer and a productive one dozens of articles published by mostly us media articles that advocated regime change in iran than al of the is exposed by the intercept an american news outlet as a fraud or nonexistent person or creation of a shadowy iranian opposition group

you need to persuade people look back when protocol is a masterpiece you know and you look at the mona lisa in the loop museum and you might be tempted to change the smile because you think you know what i could do better and you go try to change it but you know it's a masterpiece as it is there's no changing it it is what it is and no matter how strongly you feel about the aesthetic you are going to be rejected because the genius of the protocol was perfect. in the birth of it and so you can go against it you can rage against the machine and rage against it and quit and not needed in a quit i mean i think my current thought that he was essential in invaluable to the project that if he quit that this would somehow put kobashi on the project and very quickly it was figured out that no you know anyone can quit quit all you want doesn't matter this train this freight train of protocol is not going to stop. genocide is justin. it's a very well done nowadays and you know to say we should have standardized testing to be like saying well we shouldn't have our blood pressure checked or or even

one of the world's most famous paintings, the mona lisa is being moved to a temporary new home, but still carried "less than 100 paces" in its air—conditioned case to an adjoining gallery next month. the move means its current home can be brought up to modern security standards. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @benmbland. friday was a hot one in the west of the uk, saturday is going to be hotter across eastern parts of the country. still nowhere near as hot as france — here is a reminder of that record—breaking temperature set on friday in southern france, nearly 46 celsius, smashing the previous record set in august 2003 of 44.1. across europe, still very hot, you can see these deep red colours, temperatures into the 30s across much of the continent, the heat is actually going to be shifting eastwards over the next few days, and then it will start to turn cooler. back to the uk, in england on saturday, temperatures could get up to 34 celsius, that is just in one or two spots, for most of us it won't be quite so hot but it will feel very muggy already from the morning onwards, first thin

pretty soon our dog does it up admin mona how it goes as run from god there's a song for how there are many home there's a reason mussa name checks are following the 2013 army led who that overthrew mohammed morsy the government of a. crackdown on al-jazeera in egypt accusing them of supporting the.

the medicare trust fund for a long-term was in giant pot of mona politicians saw over and said i'd love to fund my problem. it's are the so of related to medicare let's take money out of medicare to pay for this. that's what we've done over the years. the president proposed to change those things. real tangible improvements to medicare and social security that would extend the lifetimes of the trust funds by decades. i always cringe at my republican friends who accuse the president of saying well you know he is not serious about spending until he is going to say he is dealing with social security and medicare. and then i say back to them we just gave you an opportunity to vote on graduate medical school tuition changes to medicare and you won't get anywhere near it. do you really serious sli want to see people to take you seriously about changing main line social security, main line medicare if you can't do the easy stuff. >> questions. >> questions for mick mulvaney. right over here on the side. >> so, you have a room of cfo. >> tell us who you are. >> dianne morefield with the criers

mona fort will be there for his own safety which if you think about is a pretty amazing admission, theys they have riled people up so much that people may render a 70-year-old man because they believe the propaganda asia, russia but of course the real motivation is not a mystery but just cruelty. the left standard if you support politicians they don't like, you deserve to be destroyed. sending manafort to prison is not enough. he is to suffer as much as possible. a lot about suffering from a former advisor to the trump campaign entrance is tonight. michael, thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> tucker: what is the message? >> the messages you better not do anything against the left, you, me, anybody watching. i understand that there are real claims alleged here and there will be a trail in new york. but we have no idea when the trial date will be. at the transfer paul manafort they are now is only for torture, to torture him. because you don't transfer federal prisoners to states until just before their trial. i've actually never heard of him before. so to transfer him now and

my name is mona. i live in a vehicle in order to live in sf in the i want as an musician and artist. chancellor roca said chances ae being cut but not courses but this is an untrue statement. music harmony classes 3a and 3b, the classes that directly follow musicianship a were offered. i verified this by looking at historical class offerings. in the new fall 20 2019 schedule neither are offered and 5a is offered. that was last offered in the fall of 2017 in addition to music 3a, not in place of it. asking students like me who took music 1a if the spring of 2019 to all of a sudden jump to music 5a is like asking a student who completed elementary algebra to take calculous. it's unreasonable and unacceptable. one of my fellow 1a students think it may have been a mistake to take classes at city college paw obecause of three class cut. the music and arts are not well supported in the society and this has been my first opportunity to actually take music classes at a college level and it's being taken away

abc 7 news reporter mona abdi. >> reporter: both countries reiterated they don't want to go to war.hen asked about the possibility, iran says it's ready while president trump says we'll find out. tensions with iran reaching new heights as president trump approved retaliatory air strikes against the islamic republic for shooting down a u.s. surveillance drone. >> iran made a mistake. >> reporter: sources tell abc news the operation was under way when trump abruptly called it off. this latest standoff adding to a week of hostilities between the two nations. iran claimed responsibility for shooting down the u.s. drone, the country's ambassador to the u.n. telling npr, quote, we tried to caution the drone through radio transmission but then says, quote, since it was a spy drone, we were left with no other option. late thursday president trump summoned congressional leaders to the situation room. some members from both parties urged for caution. >> we're worried that he and the administration may bumble into a war. >> reporter: meanwhile the president's closest allies on the hill are enc

there is the batman logo then there is the dream catcher and for overachievers you have the mona lisanes i like are the ones waiting outside my beach house. you can use "this trend is heating up" or "if you don't have money to burn if a real tattoo try using the sun instead." >> jesse: got any more fz those? >> greg: no. only two. >> dana: take it from me. fan mail friday sometimes we ask what would you tell your younger self and i would tell my younger self to wear more sun screen. >> greg: i disagree. >> dana: if you want wrinkles and skin cancer -- and i know you need vitamin d and stuff like that but that's extreme. everything in moderation. >> jesse: extreme tang, juan. do you have tattoos we don't know about? >> juan: no but i get burned and i'm having trouble as i get older because sometimes the burns don't go away -- >> jesse: aloe, multiple applications. >> juan: my personal guru. i agree with dana. it's bad for your skin. i don't know how you disagree. sun is not good for your skin. extreme burning? >> greg: people are using s.p.f. too much and it's reducing vitamin d which