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g pelley: mark phillips, thanks.lso today, thousands of british soldiers fanned out in major cities. seth doane reports from london. >> it was a show of force on britain's streets today. soldiers joined police on patrols to protect potential targets-- including buckingham tilace and parliament, the site of a terrorist attack in march. up to 3,800 troops can be mobilized, about 1,000 were deployed today. londoner peter atherton says relying on the military makes sense. >> we have a limited number of armed policemen in the u.k. so now they need to do other things instead of just guarding buildings. ne reporter: this is a scene not seen on the streets here in the u.k. for more than 14 years-- the military deployed along with police. the last time was in 2003 when tanks and troops were sent around london and to heathrow airport following a plot to bring down an airliner with a surface to air missile. today to free up police, parliament was closed to the public and the ceremonial puanging of the guards was canceled at buc

how is that strategy pang out and what's next, phillip?y pleased with the progress that we're making. the sale around us now, probably represents the best sale phillips has had in new york. you know, we have a plan. we're executing on that plan. we think the market, especially if it's contemporary art, which we focus on almost exclusively, it warrants at least three players in the field. more than that, really. and i think the market and our clients are very well served by having a third voice in this conversation about contemporary art. >> using this sale, the upcoming sales is the one that is perhaps the best put together. are you saying an equivalent response from buyers? are they recognizing that? >> yeah, absolutely. and i think more and more people are talking to us about selling works of art. it's exactly where we wanted to be at this time. and we're going to continue to fight our corner over the next few years and see how we get on. vonnie: and that was bloomberg's emma chandra speaking to phillips auction house crowe. and , secret

prince phillip was seen enjoying himself just yesterday attending an event in london. royals enjoying the day at the zoo last month. today, taken it's toll. out of the hospital a few times. and royal duties can be physically demanding. the palace quick to underscore the queen will carry out her engagements as usual. this will be viewed as a generational change. we know the queen will never abdicate, but over time, may well step back more and more from duties. i think we'll see more from prince william and we'll miss prince phillip will miss perhaps his often politically incorrect jokes. an event yesterday, he told people you're about to witness the world's most experienced plaque unveiler. back to you. >>> lawmakers are demanding answers from airline executives. this time the senate committee is asking the question to united president scott kirby. united has been under a lot of pressure to make changes after a passenger was dragged off a flight to make room for crew members. >> need to ask yourselves as providers, are you prioritizing those shareholder >> several lawma

queen elizabeth and prince phillip leaving for buckingham.unced the 95-year-old phillip is stepping down from public life this fall. >>> number six, a big health care vote today. republicans say their bill to replace the affordable care act does have enough support to pass the house but it's expected to face a bigger challenge once it gets to the senate. >>> and then it's may 4th, and it's may the fourth be with you today. it was two years after the release of the first "star wars" movie. today taking an opportunity to remember carrie fisher again today. >> thank you for watching today. abc7 news continues right now on facebook and twitter. >> we hope you will enjoy the temperatures. 20 degrees lower in some places? >> yeah, no records today. tomorrow morning, oh, it's going to feel refreshing. >> take a look at the fog rolling in as the sun comes up. "gma" is next and we're back in 25 minutes. >>> she's a newly wed. >> she used to be a dj. >> because her parents lived here. >> true story. >> loves hollywood. >> and michigan football. she's f

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and the political commentatorjo phillips. very good evening to both of you. really looking forward to our chat. first of all, tomorrow's front pages. starting with the telegraph, i believe. theresa may writes in the the sunday telegraph that she'll tell brussels that "money paid in the past" by the uk must be taken into account in the final divorce bill. the sunday times reports a tory wobble in the opinion polls, as cuts for elderly people slash theresa may's lead. it puts the tories on 44%, with labour on 35%. the observer reports that theresa may's school meals plan "to hit 900,000 poor children", and there are concerns it could punish tory party target voters. "the dementia tax backlash" is the mail on sunday's headline, as the paper reports a survation poll suggesting the tories‘ lead has slipped by 5% after its pledge to make elederly people pay for care — but they're still 12% ahead of labour.

>> mark phillips in paris. thanks. >>> meanwhile, voters in south korea choose a new president on tuesday. one of the main issues is how to deal with their nuclear armed neighbors to the north. front-runner wants to improve relations with pyongyang. his chief rival wants to maintain a tougher stance against the communist dictatorship. sunday they announced they detained another american. it brings the number of u.s. held citizens to four. here's roxanne na saberi. >> reporter: here's the university of pyongyang. kim hak-sung work there. kim is accused of hostile acts against the country. if confirmed, he would be at least the fourth u.s. citizen detained. bill richardson has led talks over american prisoners. why do you think north korea keeps detaining american citizens? >> they keep detaining american citizens at a time of great tension when the u.s./north korea relationship is in bad shape, and they basically do it to get some bargaining chips with the united states to negotiate their release. >> reporter: t

mark phillips, cbs news, paris. >>> north korea has detained another u.s. citizen, the fourth held by the regime. he's committed of commits unspecified hostile acts against the country. >>> well, the pentagon says ahead of the isis affiliate of afghanistan died last mount. he died following an eastern raid carried out by afghan and ugs farces. la garry planned the attack last month that killed or wounded more than 100 people. >>> and the spchlt in the murder of two boston doctors is recovering in the hospital and is being arraigned today. the two doctors were found dea in an apartment building friday night. he opened fire and was wounded by police. police say the victims likely knew their killer and that's how he got into the building. >> it's a very safe area. it's a very safe building. the building is very safe. it's hard to get into the building, so i'm shocked. >> the doctors, both anesthesiologists were engaged to be maifred. >>> the weather is expected to clear but floodwaters in many areas have yet to recede. damage estimates for farmers is about $65

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the news came prince phillip will give phillip will give up most of his royal duty this falthis fall this ft. duty this falthis fall this f . more from keir simmons in london. >> the duke increasingly frail will you ready with a joke today. for decades the naval office stood beside the queen but the pal -- palace announcing starting in september on many official ocho ca -- occasions he will be missing. he'll be missing. >> he's been my strength and stay for all these years. >> i think that will continue. >> reporter: there were rumors of affairs and bitter fights depicted in the netflix series "the crown." phillip feels shunned by the royal court. >> the grail to them, they hate me. >> reporter: and privately describing the crisis surrounding princess dianna's death as a nightmare. helping his children and grandchildren through it. >> the queen isn't going to be on the thrown forever. there is a notion of preparing the world for king charles and queen camilla. >> reporter: a generational change. expect to see more of william and hear less of his grandfather's inappropriate humor. som

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prince phillip, 66 years in the b. initially, but he's the person the queen leans on for support and advice and often a good joke. it will raise questions about her role. from august it will be strange to see the queen without him by her side. the palace making the historic announcement this morning. prince phillip, the single most important person in the queen's life, standing down from royal duties. at 95 he will no longer carry out public engagements this year. the queen in full support. >> he's retiring. i think he'll be attending major royal events but no 9:00 to 5:00. >> reporter: this is how the world knows him, a loyal companion, always two steps behind the queen. >> he has been my strength and stay all these years. >> i think the queen is going to be moved and affected. prince phillip has always been by her side. >> reporter: rumors started overnight reporting that a was called at buckingham palace this morning for all senior royal staff members. initially the palace refused to reveal what the meeting was abou

they'll have to suspend the search once it's dark. >> phillip, thank you. >>> as that severe weather threat moves into the northeast, wind-whipped snow battering the plains states tonight. this is the scene in goodland, kst -- kansas. whiteout conditions reported. here's rob marciano, tracking the weather. >> reporter: a blizzard in western kansas, the national guard going out to help people stranded on the highway. look all the warnings. and the flood warnings, that will last the next several days, and the tornado watch in the south. that will continue tonight, as it drifts to the north. and tomorrow morning, birmingham, atlanta, may see storms. and then, another pulse into ohio, pittsburgh, western new york. an enhanced risk of severe weather. and thunderstorms, could have damaging winds, large hail, and tornado risk. the flood risk will continue through this week. >> rob, thank you. >>> let's turn now to politics. a new week and new questions for the white house, after extending an invitation to philippine leader rodrigo duterte. accused of human rights abuses. including ordering

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john phillips, were you? >> i'm surprised the vegans did not walk out because all she did was serve red meat. >> ooh. >> way to use that line, phillips. so close to the election, hillary clinton presentation we've seen like an oscar speech that goes on way too loong and the dnc orchestra is planning her off the stage because the longer they stay on the stage, the more they suck up the air in the room and there's no room for any other democrats to come forward and establish themselves as the leader of the party. we saw a claw your eyes out race for the dnc chair and a bonkers election and it was all clinton/sanders debates and clinton/sanders fights going on. that's going to continue. >> you do have the president handing out red electoral maps to reporters still interviewing him in the oval office. but i think i take your point, and adrienne, can you respond to that? with hillary clinton still at center stage, how is that clearing the way for the new, younger democratic voices? >> i don't think hillary clinton

phillip, we'll begin with you. what happened in france in this election? and perhaps more importantly, what almost happened? >> what almost happened was a populist, nationalist victory. at the end of the day, it was a pretty emphatic victory after all for emmanuel macron, he got over 60% of the vote. that is quite a lot after all, and more than the polls even expected. but marie le pen, the far right leader, got ever so close to making it all the way to the palace. she made it to the runoff after all, which is a lot better than any far-right leader has ever done in france. and a lot better than her predecessor, her father did for the same party. what emmanuel macron managed to do was stop whats with perceived as a potential wave of populism and nationalism in europe and here in the united states, as well. emmanuel macron beat a populist candidate, very much like donald trump here in the united states. he beat a nationalist candidate also like donald trump here in the united states. and also this was a victory for someone who was pro-european union against

and mark phillips has more on a somber day in britain. >> reporter: for a town and a country in shock, the response was togetherness and silence. not just manchester, britain stood still in remembrance this morning. and for the suffering, a surprise hospital visit from the queen. >> you came to the concert. >> yeah. >> the nation's 91 year old grandmother here to make 14 year old efi mills and everyone else feel better and saying what everyone felt. >> horrific. >> reporter: very wicked to target that sort of thing, she said. >> these victims will recover. ten others, five of them children, are still listed as critical. police are still searching for the wicked, more raids, more arrests, and p says police chief ian hopkins of the terror network they fear is behind the bombing. >> i want to reassure people that the arrests that we have made are significant. >> reporter: more is emerging about the bomber, salman abedi. police think he stayed in this apartment building in the days before the attack after he had come back from libya, perhaps with instructions from isis. but they are furio

>> i'm both. >> i want to be married to my wife. >> and this unforgettable moment, phillip supportingnce charles and grandsons william and harry in the long awful walk the day princess diana was laid to rest. through it all, steadfast, defining the job succinctly. >> helping her supporting anything valuable to her. >> for the queen. >> he has quite simply been my strength and stay all these years. >> prince philip remains in good health. but a time of transition here. queen elizabeth herself is slowing down a bit. and the next generation is taking up more of the royal responsibilities. terry moran, abc news, london. >> and, a lot of gratitude from the brit, people this morning. toward prince philip. one of the headlines is thank you, sir. much as we look to bask in all of the life of luxury they actually do have a lot of pressure. >> they do. tough to unveil a plaque and to, christen a ship. >> did you watch "the crown." >> long life of service. he has done it as one of the headlines said done it with a smile. >> i did appreciate his comment. so sorry to hear you standing down. i can

eugene scott, amber phillips, we do have you back a little later in the hour.e appreciate you sticking around. thank you. >> thank you. >>> a former dallas police officer who shot an unarmed 15-year-old boy will now face a murder charge. next we'll break down the case against him with a criminal defense attorney. stay with us. >>> also democrats charting the course to take back the house in 2018 following the gop's health care bill. this has gop senate leaders are rewriting their own version of the bill. we have more on that next. >>> and the white house vetting process under scrutiny after president trump's second choice for army secretary suddenly bows out over backlash from a controversial past remark. >> you polled the psychiatrists, they're going to tell you that transgender is a disease. on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled cortico

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we have david gregory and abbie phillip and phillip mud. phil, i want to start with you. you obviously spent some time in the fbi. the fbi and federal investigators cast a wide net. it is no surprise they would look at jared kushner, given his relationship with the president, given his own contacts with the russians. what do you see here? >> i see a complex investigation that's going to take a long time to develop. think of all the informs federal investigators are looking at. let's say they're looking at 20, 30 people around the campaign, gathering things like financial information, all those cell phone calls, text calls. then they're starting to conduct interviews. that is not only a single interview, alison, that's interviewed over months or longer because when you interview someone for the first time and you find two months later another person contradicts him, you have to go back, reschedule and determine who is lying. what i see is investigators pulling together that massive amount of interviews and waiting further into the process to walk into someone like jared ku

it was about phillip but he's described as her strength and her stay.s always by her side so this will be significant in that we'll be seeing the queen on her own a lot more without her pers husband. that person that's that tower of support. increasingly both are going to be stepping back and that's part of that transition. >> thank you, sir. this comes to relief to millions of people around the world because there was a lot of false reporting spreading around the internet. buckingham palace is number one on twitter worldwide. false reporting that he had serious health problems. 94-year-old stepping back. the cavs and lebron james weighs in on the racial slurs hurled at baseball star adam jones in boston. andy joins us this morning with the bleacher report, next. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, mr. stevens. your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. so ammara, you're a verizon engineer, tell me, what's one really go

abc's phillip mena at the scene. >> reporter: children carried off. rushed away.rby ambulances and awaiting parents. after a science experiment turned into an out of control fire ball. >> a flash from the chemicals that were mixed. and caused, a flame burns. >> 12 preschool students all 3 years old injured in the blast. 11 suffering burns. six taken to a local hospital in houston. >> it exploded and some of the little kids got hurt. >> but this isn't first time. an arizona teacher was burned and a student suffered minor injuries after this science experiment with an ethanol jug erupted. a fairfax, virginia high school had to be evacuated after a chemistry experiment sent a ball of fire across the classroom. injuring five students and the teacher. child protective services has joined in on the investigation. five of the six children sent to the hospital have been released. one remains in good condition. phillip menna, abc news, houston. >> apparently this was, a supervised science experiment when all of this took place. >> it's odd. especially given the age of the

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thank you, phillip. thank you, peter. let me bring in jeremy bash and juan zarate. juan, we have been talking all day, off-camera and on, about how what holds up this administration's credibility in a lot of ways are the essential pillers of mattis at the pentagon, mcmaster at the nsc, and our former colleague, dina powell, and they are for the first time spending from their credibility bank. how do you think this is going? >> well, they're being thrust forward, obviously, to defend the president and push back on the story. we've seen that. and i think h.r. mcmaster has a wealth of capital. >> talk about where that was built from. >> full disclosure, i know h.r. personally. i'm a huge fan of his. i love him. so full disclosure to the viewers -- >> hey, we have a segment called "full disclosure," so thank you for that. >> but he's a real warrior. he made his name in the first iraq war, where he led a tank battalion with great ferocity and great patriotism. has always been on the front lines, was part of the second iraq war. was in afghanistan. has been an intellectua

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we find mark phillips not far from that station. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. very shocking morning here and not just on one level but on several. not just the size of the death toll, 22 so far. somewhere over 50 still injured. that death toll could still go up. but the age of those victims of this blast. ariana grande's fan base is a young one from 6 to 16. the police have already said that many of the victims are young people. they would not be surprised if a large percentage of those who were killed and injured were, in fact, very young. as you said this blast did not take place within the concert arena proper but rather at an entranceway that the crowd was leaving at the end of the concert. a place where many parents gathered to meet their kids coming out of the concert. the security arrangements and this concert had them, of course, as aldo these days took place further inside the perimeter than that. so the bomber was not actually in the crowd but appears to have approached the audience as it was leaving the crowd. police say they think it was a single su

here is mark phillips. >> reporter: the role was to walk one step behind the queen. even back there he was able to carve out his own reputation and place in history. >> so essentially the queen has always worn the crown. >> reporter: giles brandreth ran one of philip's charities. >> and prince philip was allowed to wear the trousers. that's the way it worked. >> reporter: it worked as a partnership from the very beginning. the queen's cousin margaret rhodes recalled the impression he made in an interview before she died last year. >> and, of course, prince philip was the most utterly good looking viking god. >> viking god? >> well, he really was so good looking. >> reporter: and so outspoken. he was a famously gaffe-prone fountain of political incorrectness. he once asked aboriginals in australian whether they still throw spears at each other. closer to home he asked scottish driving instructors how they kept their students "off the sauce" long enough to pass the test. >> prince philip was the man, if ever you see a man opening the car door for his wife, it is either

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phillip, one more to you. what do you think about what he thinks -- i watched the fallout from the comey investigation and to me, having worked inside the white house communications apparatus, my judgment was that this was the biggest debacle since muslim ban 1.0 was rolled out. what's your sense -- there are professional people inside the white house. they haven't been able to rein a guy who thinks he's still telling people they're fired as the host of "the apprentice." how are the professionals around him dealing with this today? >> not particularly well. i talked to one white house official in the west wing yesterday who said this was absolutely the worst pr disaster that they've had since he took office. the problem is that donald trump, president trump, made this decision in a very small circle of advisers. he did not bring in his communications strategist, his press secretary, sean spicer, until about an hour before the news hit the wires. before the news bulletins went out. there was really no time to p