cnn's nick peyton walsh in san juan with the latest. >> reporter: dave, christine. a strange statement from governor rossello. stepping forward a day before massive protests are here and saying he is not resigning. he won't be attending the election next year. he was unlikely to win. many of this people are saying is the governor digging in his heels. they're saying, listen, this man has to get out. one of the key goals is to lock down a major expressway into san juan. federal government offices are closed. the justice department is telling local employees still to come into work, but there's a real sense now that governor rossello is blind. he should leave, she stepped down. and one of the sons she said in a lengthy mind. >> thanks for that. nick peyton walsh. >>> dramatic new audio capturing the exchange in the persian gulf moments before the iranians seized the british tanker. >> if you obey, you will be save. if you obey, you will be save. alter your course. >> alter your course. telling the crew that the iranian revolutionary guard crew has no business telling

more now from nick peyton walsh in san yawn. >> reporter: dave, christine.peacefully with hundreds of thousands of people blocking the freeway and they changed direction and a small number of them ended up here in front of the governor's mansion. the police have had to move in to clear them out. there was a smaller number of protesters, some turned up wearing masks, others were simply peacefully dancing. it will seem like it's water bottles. and then tear gas was fired by the police to disperse the crowd after they used a number of warnings to try to move the protesters on. that led to them being chased through the streets by some of the units you can see here and then also a continued sense of a standout here. o the protesters are asking people to step down. they face a brutal, corrupt government and they have hard core elements who won't accept political thoughts. >>> the justice department on the eve of the must-watch testimony. mueller being warned by the doj to remain within the boundaries of his written report. in other words, don't say anything you ha

and at some point they were facing the police police were trying to push them back they were using peyton's and they arrested some of them now there's quite a bit of distance between the protesters and the police both sides are waiting what is going to happen next we're not seeing the kind of tension that we've seen in other all cajuns when protesters and the police clash and either the protesters who were really angry the other days they are a bit more relaxed today and also the police is more restrained in their use of force but they determined to push the protesters away. but here is what protesters exactly demanding. there it all started with this extradition bill that would have allowed for extradition is to mainland china something people saw as a violation of hong kong's rule of law this is still a demand this bill has been shelved it's not been scrapped so this is still on the table but it's broader now because these these 3 weeks 4 weeks of demonstrations have of course heated up a lot of emotions in hong kong especially the days when police and protesters clashed and the police wa

cnn's nick peyton walsh in san juan with the latest. >> reporter: dave, christine, a bizarre statement from governor rossello. he stepped forward on facebook on 5:45 the day before a massive protest against him on monday where organizers hope they'll get a million people out on the streets and say he is not resigning. there was a minor concession in this facebook broadcast in which he said he was not going to be contesting the elections next year. while in all honesty, he was vef unlike is digging in his heels. the reaction was, listen, this man has got to get out. one of the key goals is to lock down a major expressway into san juan. special government offices are closed. the justice department is telling local employees still to come into work but i think there's a real sense that governor rossello is blind to the calls and even the message, a blink from his press secretary. it hasn't changed his mind. will this change his mind? we'll have to see. >> protests expected today. thank you so much for that. >>> dramatic new audio capturing communications between iranian and british ships

cnn's nick peyton walsh is in san juan for us tonight.her day of protests in san juan. there does not seem to be any signs of it slowing down. nick, what are you seeing? what did you see? >> reporter: well, it's been a long evening so far. the protestors, two or three thousand gathered their way down to the shore front. the numbers of much smaller but just recently in the last minute people have had a slight rise in the feeling of tension. it's building here. we saw clashing during wednesday night and there is much more being planned for monday. organizers hoping hundreds of thousands of people will take to the street to voice their discontent. there has been a voice resigning saying you can no longer take the shape of his corruption. the message from protestors is extraordinarily consistent. they want the governor out immediately. now there are talks this evening, but now the area that forms committees with anything contained in the chats, there is a real sense on the street here, laura, that perhaps a tiny area, the last few hours. >> t

nick peyton walsh has the story. >> reporter: hard to get out of it. what iran has done is exceeded the amount of uranium that it's allowed to have under the deal. 660 pounds. useless, frankly, if you want to make a nuclear bomb, but that is the first violation of the deal they have made. it is entirely symbolic, frankly, and it comes after months of trying to get european powers to come up with a mechanism that means that they, iran, can somehow still benefit from some kind of sanctions relief or trading with the outside world. it hasn't worked. it's unlikely to work. what you have now instead is a series of escalatory moves. we have to get out if you're breaking rules. what's the point of being in this pact if we agree to honor the deal but everyone else gets away with whatever they want to do. it does nothing to calm tenses. there are threats of enriching further. you have to get to 20% enrichment but people are beginning to worry about the breakout towards a nuclear weapon. that's far in the distance. what's much closer here is this escalating rhet

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let's get to nick peyton walsh.had an opportunity to speak fot mayor as well of san juan. tell us what you're seeing and hearing. >> the protest was were they going to get the numbers. i can show you here from our vant inl, quite extraordinary how this crowd, peaceful, got to be in the hundreds of thousands, stretches all the way down the expressway here towards san juan. a quite extraordinary turnout here, united in one singular thing. this is a historic moment for this island. the request is simple and united and it is governor ricardo ro sell low leave immediately. he did not take the request but he said he would not run again. it through gas onto the fire here, causing more and more people to come out into the streets and here they march in a loop down the expressway. i'm going to have our cameraman just pan across the crowds here for you so you can get an idea of the kind of -- forgive any profanity you may see in some of the signs. but the protesters say they're just mimicking the language that the governor an

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i've got my friend peyton here. she's an aspiring meteorologist.yton, will you help me do the weather? >> sure. >> we have some texas cities. let's start it out. you go for -- >> alamo, high of 102 today. >> and sunshine, right? >> yes. >> peyton, it's a little hot in texas. by the way, longhorn, 97 and sunny. great job. i think you got a future in this. >>> all right. coming up right here on "gma," "deals & steals," texas style. this brought to you by planet fitness. local news and weather is next. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ itit's crepe day.day for our family at denny's. a family tradition we started about 22 minutes ago and now we can continue that tradition at home with denny's delivery. see you at denny's or dennys.com >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by progressive, making it easy to bundle your home and car insurance. making it easy to bundle your home and car insurance. >>> good morning. i'm reggie aqui. this is mike nicco with your forecast. >> let's look at what's going on. there's a look at pier 39. it's cloudy. it's a good day to

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. >> reporter: in all three suspects those two teens and 20-year-old andrew peyton were charged with armed robbery. tom, still some mystery on whether the neighbor still faces charges of intent to kill. the jail's website suggests the charge has been dropped. tom? >> zachary, thank you. >>> now an update in the hot car tragedy right here in new york city. twin siblings dying after being eight hours inside that vehicle. tonight their father under arrest facing manslaughter and homicide charges. here's abc's kaylee hartung. >> reporter: tonight, a father facing charges after his 1-year-old twins were found dead inside his hot car in new york city. >> i was coming out of my building when he was running around the car yelling and screaming. "it's not my fault. it was an accident." >> reporter: juan rodriguez pleading not guilty in court telling police he forgot mariza and phoenix were in the car when he went to work a full shift as a social worker at a nearby hospital. >> at this time, do we have any confirmed doas? >> two kids. >> reporter: after working eight hours friday, police say t

we have more from nick peyton walsh in mexico city. >> reporter: they're trying to make it as difficult as possible. this is a legal move to essentially potentially make this journey entirely pointless. what they will do is publish in the federal register that says if you've traveled through a country to get to the u.s./mexico border, it's in that country that central americans should be requesting asylum. it will invalidate them from requesting asylum in the united states. that will face legal challenges, certainly, and it may get knocked down or it may slow the passage of people trying to get into the u.s. this particular legal challenge is one of a number of things the trump administration's trying to do to slow the passage of tens of thousands of central americans up through mexico towards their border. they did try to hatch an agreement with guatemala. of course, they pressured the mexican government to send troops, the national guard down to the mexican, guatemalan border to stop the flow of people at that border. this particular legal challenge is stark. it's had them saying we'r

. >> nick peyton walsh from london. thank you. >>> the women's world cup final is today.m usa going for an historic fourth championship. amanda davis is anchoring our team coverage there from france. amanda? >> reporter: yeah, victor, it is all about getting that w. the u.s. women's team going for a win that would see them claim history, making a fourth world cup crown. megan rapinoe says she feels like a kid in a candy store. i'm amanda davis live in leon live until kickoff. ♪ >>> big match today. the women's world cup final, team usa is going after their historic fourth championship against an up start from netherlands. >> cnn sports adana davis is live from leon, france. amanda, so much anticipation here in the states. i'm sure the atmosphere also electric where you are. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. good morning, jetsz ssica, vict. just over three hours from kickoff for the big one 2019 women's world cup final. fans got going in the center of leon a good few hours ago. they just started making their way here to the stadium. we heard the first strums of the band chimi

we are going to check back in with peyton walsh in a bit.es for you. all of san juan, puerto rico. we will get back it to as it's warranted. in the meantime, president trump saying that the u.s. has made a lot of problem trying to end the war in afghanistan and making clear he wants to end the military's long military presence there. >> we are like policemen. e we are not fighting a war. i would win that war in a week. i have plans in afghanistan f we wanted to win the war, afghanistan would be gone in literally ten days. i don't want to do that -- i don't want to go that route. so we are working with pakistan and others to extra kate ourselves. nor do we want to be policemen. we are not supposed to be policemen. >> i want to discuss this with max. the author of corrosion of conservism. is he suck jesting it's a possibility? >> it's what a fehr said in the vietnam war. we will to destroy the village to saift. and what he is saying, he might have to kill 10 million people in afghanistan? let's remember, the taliban, there are only about 20,00

cnn's peyton walsh is in san juan. what are you hearing from protesters there on the streets?y constant demand, that governor ricardo rossello resign. these protests have been going on on for five, six days now. it's been inspired by the leak of those chat messages, they made everybody perhaps more politically conscious of what they fear has been the corruption and mismanagement of puerto rico for decades. governor rossello's response has been, i heard you, but i'm not going anywhere, i think i can get your confidence back. the gulf between these demands and what he said today, denying yet further allegations, he seemed personally upset that they were made, was exposed by how his press secretary during similar scenes resigned, ashamed to be accused of corruption in front of her son. now we're seeing outside of puerto rico a growing number of voices particularly from democratic presidential candidates saying they believe he should resign as well, growing to most of the people applying for the candidacy. it's complicated for any successor of governr rossello, because that person

nick peyton wallish is following the developments iran isn't say what level they are promising to makewhat is going on today? >> reporter: the real issue today is the lack of clarity as to what level iran will enrich its uranium. the first was symbolic where it would violate the amount that it's allowed to happen at 3.67% purity. today they said they will would violate that level. technically you have to have 90% purity to have a bomb, they're far, far away, but because they're not saying, it leads the opponents plenty of space to speculate how far they may go. iran did suggest there was about 5% with the signals, and you really have to get to 20%. that didn't stop israel from stepping forward, saying this is proof the only thing they're looking for is an atomic weapon. really many say this is about pressuring the european signatories to step in and find a way of making iran's life easier. very hard to do. if they play with iran, they could play with the u.s. under u.s. sanction laws. so really no one is going to win in all of this, except that iran is trying to give the hard-liners so

we have more this morning from nick peyton walsh. dave, christine, monday started peacefully with hundreds of thousands of people blocking the highway. a small number of them are left here in front of the governor's mansion. the police have had to move in to clear them out. there was a smaller number of protesters. some turned up wearing masks, others were simply peacefully dancing and an altercation began. it seemed like water bottles initially. ranks of police changed. you can see them behind me here and then tear gas was fired by police to disperse the crowd. that led to them being chased through the streets by some of the units you can see here and then also continued sense of a standoff here in old san juan. many hoped today would go peacefully. they had wanted the message of unity to change the governor's mind, to get him to step down immediately. now you have these ugly scenes, frankly, where it will feed into the protestor's narrative and the governor's narrative who won't accept political compromise. >> thank you, nick. >>>

this, i was sent a text this morning that said peyton was at peoria high school in illinois were a coach was grant under0,000 their smarter football program and he won this reward because he has won state championships and practices with full contact twice a year, two days a year. live 10 days a year on his 10 game days. he never tackles live any other game of the year, not preseason or in the spring. hasresults are dartmouth one third the concussions of the other seven teams in the ivy league. the other seven are going full contact in preseason and spring. they all agreed no full contact in regular-season. coaches tackles live, are understanding us. lastouth is 41-12 in their 58 games. he is winning 78%. they tackle more than anywhere in the country but it is against pads,dummies, and crash all the sophisticated ways of teaching the skill that have been developed by cochise. -- coaches. this is where the game will go. if you think your coach is buried in the past, give him another look. my suspicion is that heat these -- is that he is like these new jersey coaches who have embraced the

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no plar she loves more than peyton manning. la choy of columbus, ohio, is celebrating 0 years. longity, playing golf. we celebrate you for your service, sir. and last but not least, happy 100th birthday to mark gredinger, been married to thei love of h life for 40 years. that's it. we're less than a littleore than aalf hour away from the 50th anniversary launch of the apollo moon mission. i remember was working at my high school during the summer, gym.we all watched in the and the awe and majesty of that was just one of those things i will never forget. oming up orward to it on our third hour, we're going to actually run the broadcast with david brinkley starting at 9:32 a.m. back to you. >> that's so cool. >> we cannot wait. w lucky forria to be there and how lucky for ure to sha it with you. thanks so much. we'll see you on >> all right. >> bye, uncle al. >> he's on the >> also, as always, the height. >> coming up here, soretories you love, by the wa you go to aytoday.com/al >> that's right. all the good stuff. third hour straight ahead with the re-enactment of the moon urunc

100th birthday to edna heathers, a football fan from abala, indiana, no player she loves more than peyton world war ii vet at 100, he says the secret to longevity, playing golf we celebrate you for your service, and happy 100 birthday to mark, been married to the love of his life for 40 years. we're less than a little bit more than a half hour away from the 50th anniversary launch of the apollo moon mission. i remember i was working at my high school during the summer and we all watched in the gym, and the awe and imagine cimajes was one of the things i will never forget up coming up on the third hour, we're going to actually run the broadcast with david brinkley starting at 9:32 a.m. >> that's so cool. >> we cannot wait to relive that. >> how lucky for you to be there and for us to get to share it with you thanks so much, we'll see you on the third hour >> bye, uncle al. >> he's on the moon right now. >> he's up there on the heights, i could never even be up there that high. coming up here we've got more stories you'll love by the way, go to today.com/allday all the good stuff with the r

peyton manning reportedly turned down a role on monday night football to avoid criticizing his brother covering his younger brother eli who plays for the new york jintsdz, not to mention former teammates that are still playing. brian: this is what i don't think wrong about that. if you watch eli manning he doesn't make mistakes. he would not have been forced to comment. jillian: maybe an excuse. maybe factual. who knows? brian: put it this way he doesn't need the money. ainsley: that would be hard. if your brother made a mistake and brian started talking about his mistakes i might just deck you. [laughter] brian: you can easily get around that just don't do the giant highlights. we will have to see. thanks, jillian. ainsley: thank you, jillian. brian: kamala harris surging in the poll now second among 2020 democrats. will it last? question mark? griff: rachel duffy here to weigh in next. brian: dash, dash next. being detected was not an option. if i was recognized the whole operation was blown. the element of surprise was imperative. wow. he won't even recognize you. seriously. i don't