a lot. >> rob, thank you. >>> how does this sound? swilling eight hours a day for six months? the lofty goal one man hopes to accomplish and how the bay area fits into his plan. astronaut ale fourth man to walk on the moon.... died at houston >>> a sad day for nasa. astronaut alan bean, the fourth man to walk on the moon, died at houston methodist hospital today. he fell ill a couple of weeks ago. it was back in 1963 when bean was a navy test pilot nasa picked him to be a astronaut and he flew into space twice. the first on "apollo 12," 1969, which was the second moon landing mission. second time he went up, 1973, as commander of the united states' first space station called sky lab. bean was 86 years old. >>> okay, it sounds like quite the feat. if he's able to pull it off. a 50-year-old frenchman wants to become the first person to swim across the pacific ocean. not my thing. but to each their own. on tuesday, ben lakonst and his nine-person support team will set out to tokyo on an epic expedition expected to last more than six mont

. >> rob, thanks. >>> planning your weekend so much easier with our nbc bay area app. it's free. you can look at the conditions for where you are and where you're going throughout the holiday weekend. >>> the chp says it's already been a dangerous memorial day weekend. officers out in force looking for dui drivers. police responding to some serious crashes and making several arrests. nbc bay area's christie smith is live along interstate 80 in richmond. >> reporter: the weather is really nice today and there are a lot of cars out on the road. the chp is out, too, and one officer we spoke with said they have made some arrests. they've seen some suspected impaired drivers. some unsafe driving. their message is simple, don't do it. >> it's been busy for us, right out of the gate. >> reporter: andrew with the marin chp. he says they made at least three arrests on suspicion of dui so far including a man officers say threw beer bottles out of the car window and a rollover crash by the golden gate bridge. >> there were five passengers in that vehicle ranging from 16 to 21 years old, and

jillian: thank you. rob: history made in the u.s.a haspel becomes the first woman to be director of the cia. jillian: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 has the reaction online. >> reporter: the use of enhanced interrogation, 6 democrats voted for her, two republicans voted against, donald from writing congratulations to our new cia director gina haspel. mike pence chimed in with a lengthy tweet writing congratulations to gina haspel on being confirmed by 54-45 vote. gina haspel is an american patriot, she will do a great job leading dedicated men and women of the cia. rick scott saying congratulations to the new cia director gina haspel and jeb bush saying congratulations, to continue to serve our nation. she will be replacing secretary of state mike pompeo. >> the white house sent out a video that was hilarious. >> have you had enough of the yanni laurel debate? the pres. has weighed in. watch this. >> so clearly laurel. >> it is laurel. >> definitely laurel. >> it is laurel. >> i could diverge to yanni if you need me to. >> definit

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rob: carley, thanks.two commencement speeches, vice president mike pence offering some hope and prosperity to graduating students over the weekend but former new york city mayor michael bloomberg and oprah winfrey had a very different message. >> faith in america is rising again because president trump and our entire administration have been advancing the very principles that you learn here in the halls of college. the truth is when you leave the place, you will find an america filled with promise. >> we are in the midst of epidemic of dishonesty, they will act as if they with above the law. >> if they go low, thank you michelle obama, if they go low -- [cheers and applause] >> we go to the polls. rob: all right, so when did graduations become so political, i guess everything is political now, join manager toe debate kristin tate and democratic strategists antawn. both people who have been considered as potential presidential contenders, bloomberg was just about to jump in before he found out hillary had

rob: thank you so much.wants to know more about fired fbi director james comey, bob goodlatte, asking the doj for information on columbia university daniel richmond's involvement at the fbi. details of special government employee status and both committees conducting a joint investigation into the decision-making process during the 2016 election. >> are in order to pay billions to victims of families affected by the september 11th terrorist attack. in the death of 1000 people whose families sued, that is awarding 12.5 $12.5 billion to spouses, a $.5 billion to children and $4 million to siblings since iran will likely never pay the movies largely symbolic. >> the brother of the accused parkland shooter nikolas cruz arrested for driving without a license and violating his probation. nikolas cruz is not allowed within 1 mile of any school after he tracked past the high school just weeks after his brother was accused of opening fire there, killing 17 people. thousands of students across the country planning to

rob? jillian: thank you very much, alicia. arajuku could still happen african selling that meeting last thursday. president trump had a much different tone on twitter saying quote our united states team has arrived in north korea to make arrangements for the summit between kim jong un and myself. i truly believe north korea has brilliant potential and will be a great economic and financial nation one day. kim jong un agrees with me on this, it will happen. meanwhile, south korean president moon jien met with kim in the demilitarized zone saying his goal is still denuclearization. jillian: host the iranian president in a scramble to save the nuclear deal. the two sides have not given exact meeting date rouhani will be in china for security summit. security efforts to keep the iran nuclear deal alive. rob: state of emergency in maryland. this video is unreal. muddy water rushing through ellicott city right outside of baltimore. jillian: rescue crews getting dozens of calls about people trapped inside cars and homes. rob: massive

natalie and rob, thank you so much. this is a serious news programme. that is if the papers. and natalie will be back atjust gone 11:30 p:m.. next, it is met the author. meet the author the most inhospitable deserts in the world are places where you will confront danger, from heat and thirst, from storms. but also, where you'll find peace. and that conundrum drove william atkins onwards, when he decided to explore some of the loneliest places on four continents. his book, the immeasurable world, is the story of those journeys. rich in history and typography and graced with many tales of human endeavour. all in search of an answer to the mystery, why do such hostile places, where life is so hard, cast such a spell? welcome. what's your own explanation for the lure of these dangerous and hostile places? i think we are, sometimes, guilty of making the mistake of confusing flight with quest. and, often, i think our attraction to the desert emerges from flight, rather than quest. and so, i think of somebody like te lawrence or wilfrid thesiger in the empty quarter in the 1930s and

rob: thank you so much. jillian: 24 minutes after the hour, press briefing showdown.ter trying to take on sarah sanders. >> i didn't use the term. >> you actually don't know much about me in terms of what i feel and what i don't. >> april riots's exchange, accusing the secretary of politics. you got to hear this one. rob: off to the races, the kentucky derby is tomorrow. and cinco they mayo. janice dean is there for all the fun. look at that. >> look at this hat. what do you think? am i styling this morning? the 144th kentucky derby. the weather is going to be spectacular. stay with us, live from the 144th kentucky derby at churchill downs, stay with us. it was my very first car accident. i called usaa and the first thing they asked ♪ settlement my horse was 'are you ok?' they always thank you for your service, which is nice because as a spouse you serve too. we're the hayles and we're usaa members for life. anif you've got a lifee. you gotta swiffer you wouldn't accept from any one else. so why accept it from your allergy pills? most pills don't finish the job becaus

thank you, rob. >>> a prime example of the strong wind. look at these photos that campbell police tweeted. a tree toppled over on the expressway this afternoon near the off-ramp to winchester boulevard. the ramp was closed for a short time. no one was hurt. you can track the wind and the temperatures with our free nbc bay area app. just click on the weather tab to get your personalized forecast. >>> a dramatic scene in the east bay. a five-alarm fire in vallejo destroyed one home and damaged three others. the fire crew called for support from five other departments. cellphone video shows smoke from the intense fire. the back yard where the fire started was destroyed. the home on the property gutted. three other residences also damaged. several trees in the back yard also posed a danger for fire crews. >> the cypress trees because of the oils and embers they were thoughi throwing did severe damage to a primary structure and were causing fire damage to three adjacent homes. >> shattered my living room window here. and it melted my blinds. th

this particular government italy in search of wives professors tonight's vigil on the story from rob thank you very much. here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world spain's prime minister the young little boy says that he will not resign ahead of a no confidence vote that looks set to lose on friday spanish media say reform a new longer has the votes he needs to survive that can clear the way for socialist leader pedro sanchez to become prime minister you know denmark's parliament has passed a law that bans the wearing of veils and other coverings in public the wall is popularly known as the burka debate and that the government said it's not aimed at any religion several european countries including germany and france have adopted similar law as a human rights group in nicaragua was said eleven people were killed during anti-government marches on wednesday other reports quickly told that two witnesses say armed groups opened fire on protesters more than eighty people have died since protests started last month over plans to change the country's social s

point to seventy five percent of people in south korea want this dialogue to continue because it rob thanks very much. celebrations in ireland among those seeking changes to that country's strict abortion laws. exit polls suggest a two to one majority in favor of ending the ban on terminating pregnancies official results are expected on saturday afternoon the vote comes thirty five years after another referendum enshrined some of the world's toughest anti abortion laws into the constitution well the referendum on abortion last words as if they wanted to repeal an article in the constitution it's known as the eighth amendment that law gives me unborn fetuses the same right to life as the mother in effect banning terminating a pregnancy terminations are only allowed when the mother's life is at risk women who have an abortion face up to fourteen years in prison if it is repealed the amendment the irish government has promised to introduce legislation that would allow abortion during the first twelve weeks of pregnancy island has some of the most restrictive abortion laws in europe matched by

rob: mike, thanks for coming on. vowing deadly attack targeting campus, steps being kept to keep students safe. >> in light of last election, i'm concerned about us as women and how we think. rob: michelle obama scolding women for supporting the president. carley shimkus here with backlash that's boiling over this online. mom, dad, can we talk? sure. what's up son? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi password, mom? you still have to visit us. i will. no. make that the password: "you_stillóhave_toóvisit_us." that's a good one. [ chuckles ] download the xfinity my account app and set a password you can easily remember. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life, not the other way around. rob: welcome back, rosie o'donnell has made it clear how she feels about president trump. >> so donald trump and his pathetic ban of white privileged criminal businessmen, i would like to say to him -- rob: comedian in hot water for hiding democratic donations from

>> alex, thank you. and rob bun roberts will have much more of her exclusive interview with sterling brown first thing in the morning on "good morning america." >>> next, to a series of very unusual meetings in washington today. focused on president trump's unsubstantiated claim that the fbi unserted a spy into his campaign. the white house ordering the fbi and the justice department to open their classified records to members of congress, but democrats are raising concerns that white house officials were in those meetings. abc's chief justice correspondent pierre homs has more. congressman, wasre a spy? >> reporter: today, congressional leaders and senior members of the whiteouse staff heading to the justice department for a classified briefing after president trump's unsubstantiated claim that the obama administration planted a spy in his 2016 campaign. >> we now call it spygate. >> reporter: he says it's "starting to look like one of the biggest political scandals in u.s. history." but has provided no proof w

. ♪ ♪ i will be there for you ♪ rob: thank you for joining us.todd pyro in for heather childers. mike pompeo in north korea to finalize the face-to-face meeting between donald trump and kim jong un. negotiating the relief of three americans held hostage by the rogue regime. amy kellogg joins us with the latest. >> reporter: we heard about pompeo's visit and surprise remarks at the end of donald trump's remarks about leaving the iran nuclear deal and attached to all this, ditching the iran nuclear deal will have some impact on the upcoming talks between donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un. perhaps the fact the us ditched this deal that makes north korea more distrustful of entering an agreement and tough talk and action towards iran could make the north koreans more responsive. we will see. this is secretary of state mike pompeo's second trip in two month to meet with north korean leadership and he thanked kim jong un for making plans for the summit on a productive track. trump has hinted pompeo in the course of this trip could secure

>> gio, thank you. rob told us this was coming last night here, it's now here. >> reporter: it is. and we've had two tornadoes touchdown in the same county that had that monster ef-3 in kansas. we have watches, right in the center including kansas city now until 1:00 a.m. intense storms here. the tornado threat around oklahoma in through eastern kansas for the most part. damaging winds, through kansas overnight. heavy rain through chicago. tomorrow, we extend it again, kansas city, springfield, down through dallas texas. look at boston. some severe weather across the northeast, with record highs today, we do it again tomorrow. 90 degrees in new york, philly and d.c. feeling like summer across parts of the east, david. >> rob, thank you. >>> we're going to move on tonight to the stunning claim about president trump's medical examine during the campaign. you'll remember he declared he would be the healthiest person ever elected. his physician at the time, dr. harold bornstein, now saying that glowing report, was dictated by donald trump himself. here's abc's chief national affairs co

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the diplomacy and the protocol of the logistics of how that might take place so many moving parts rob thank you very much for bringing us up to speed with all of that's rob mcbride live in self thank you. let's move on to other news now and spain's prime minister is facing a political challenge with a debate on a no confidence motion against him beginning in parliament the main opposition socialists and leading the charge to have money on the whole i step down and follow the jaina of twenty nine members of his party for corruption live now to the capital madrid and i ha spondon to me baucus to talk us through why the opposition i demanded at a high step down name. all across the board the political opposition of accused. of undermining the health of the spanish economy convictions for corruption were handed down to dozens of people linked to his center right people's party among some of the most high profile figures to be charged. us the former treasurer of the p.p. party a former close ally of roy in the past who was sentenced to thirty three years in jail and fined two hundred fifty milli

rob: desperate to keep those sanctions released. thank you so much. llian: donald trump is upfront about wanting to dismantle the iran agreement. until the stick of the obama administration, as long as iran is in compliance. rob: molly hemingway says the former administration can no longer hide the fact that the deal was built on lies. >> we have been told for so many years iran is in compliance, the ago chamber, getting talking tos out, nothing you can do. today, benjamin netanyahu says it is built on lies. either they are complying or there is a complete falsehood in the foundation of this deal. and donald trump bringing us to the brink of nuclear war and people should think about what about his foreign policy has led us to this place. >> we will get more details on his relapse findings when benjamin netanyahu joins "fox and friends" later this morning. rob: mike warmbier - mike pompeo was on a plane heading for the middle east to take aim at the iran nuclear deal. pompeo will deliver a speech introducing himself to the state department. the face-to-

congressman said today the cancellation has just increased the chances of war rob. thanks very much indeed that's rob runnels live from washington d.c. still ahead an al-jazeera and they use the park loose to continue their dialogue the u.n. secretary general expresses deep concern over the cancellation of the u.s. north korea summit we're going to have more global reaction. and why this american boxing champion has been given a posthumous pardon by the president. from a fresh coastal breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. welcome back across central and southern parts of china we've got an area of rain affecting up towards the yangtze river valleys stunning towards shanghai cism heavy downpours are likely here further surfers all working fine for food for hong kong and across in taiwan also looking at conditions further south once you get into vietnam and more particularly into words less then you start to see some pretty heavy showers in those respects as it continues through saturday about staging see the rain extends a bit further towards the south a

. >> rob, thank you. news about the victim of a russian poison plot. the surprising turn today and what vladimir putin is saying tonight. >>> the bust collision during rush hour in new york city. there are dozens of passengers injured. we have news on their conditions tonight. we'll be right back. k. because you've made sure this sensor and this machine are integrated. & she can talk to him, & yes... atta, boy. some people assign genders to machines. and you can be sure you won't have any problems. except for the daily theft of your danish. not cool! at&t provides edge to edge intelligence. it can do so much for your business, the list goes on and on. that's the power of &. & this shipment will be delivered... by opening new doors to big possibilities with the first ever ford ecosport. woman: my niece maria. maria: hi! woman: perfection! by connecting drivers to what's important. maria: i love that. and by protecting those who matter the most. the all-new ecosport. it's the big upgrade in a small package. from ford. america's best-selling brand. see wh

rob: janice, thanks so much.oining the royal family on twitter, profile picture with american actress and prince harry along side the duke and duchess of cambridge. harry and meghan tied the knot on saturday. rob: good-looking couple, aren't they? jillian: yeah, so why did one high school hold moment of silence for hamas. next guest is calling out the school. rob: hundreds of people, lavish cake, vintage beautiful jaguar, we just found out how much the royal wedding cost, you might not believe it. with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. if you way too often...e moves then you might have a common condition called dry mouth... which can be brought on by many things, like medication and medical conditions. biotène provides immediate, long lasting relief from dry mouth symptoms. it is clinically proven to soothe and moisturize a dry mouth. plus, it freshens breath. biotène. immediate and long lasting dry mouth symptom relief. rob: all right, welcome back, outrage

. >> all right, rob, thank you. >>> president trump taking aim at the justice department, the fbi tonight, saying that if the fbi infiltrated his campaign for political purposes, it would be, a, quote, disgrace. but has the president provided any proof that actually happened? here's abc's senior white house correspondent cecilia vega tonight. >> reporter: president trump today dialing up the outrage at the unsubstantiated claim that the fbi may have used spies to infiltrate his campaign. >> a lot of people are saying they had spies in my campaign. if they had spies in my campaign, that would be a disgrace to this country. that would be very illegal, aside from everything else. >> reporter: there is no evidence that actually happened. the president's growing anger stems from a "new york times" report that claims as part of the 2016 investigation into russian meddling, the fbi used an informant to question two trump campaign associates about their contacts with russians. >> some man got paid based on what i read in the newspapers and on what you reported, some person got paid a lot of money

rob: thanks so much. jillian: 30 minutes after the are. parting shots a conservative student at her college's anti-gun policies. rob: a chicken dance like you have never seen before. benjamin and yahoo ruffling feathers online. here it comes. there you go. [ drum roll ] ...emily lapier from ames, iowa. this is emily's third nomination and first win. um...so, just...wow! um, first of all, to my fellow nominees, it is an honor sharing the road with you. and of course, to the progressive snapshot app for giving good drivers the discounts -- no, i have to say it -- for giving good drivers the discounts they deserve. safe driving! shannon: welcome back to "fox and friends first". a conservative graduate taking aim at her school's anti-gun policies. rob: the photo shoot had gone viral. her reading come and take it. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 with what the internet thinks of this. >> reporter: kent state university doesn't let students, faculty or staff carry guns on campus but once you graduate and rejoin the community you are allowed to o

across much of the southeastern third some heavy rain in the next 48 hours from ohio to miami. >> rob, thanks. >>> we want to turn to a developing story we've been following. a saturday night jailbreak in south carolina. three men on the run, two of them accused murders. and now police say they assaulted a guard as well. zachary kiesch with the manhunt. >> reporter: tonight, an urgent manhunt. police in south carolina frantically trying to track down three fugitives. >> we know that these individuals are dangerous. >> reporter: authorities say someone attacked a guard and they then broke out of this detention center southeast of charleston late saturday night. >> our officer was assaulted at the jail. i think during the assault, they had already apparently had this planned. >> reporter: overnight, law enforcement, suiting up and scouring the area. helicopters searching from high above. christopher boltin, accused of carjacking, curtis green and tyshon johnson, wanted for murder. all three were in lockup and waiting to go to trial. police now saying the manhunt extends beyond south carolina. >

. >> rob, thanks. >>> next tonight, the paparazzi fiasco before the royal wedding. meghan markle's father accused of staging photos for the paparazzi possibly making big money as his daughter gets ready for her big day. the royal family, known for trying to keep the paparazzi at a distance. paula faris at buckingham palace. >> reporter: tonight, as the world gets ready for harry and meghan's highly anticipated wedding, a potential embarrassment playing out across the british tabloids. the uk's mail on sunday publishing these photos of megan's father, thomas markle, allegedly participating in a staged photo shoot with a paparazzi. >> it will not please the queen in any way and given that the palace have issued this statement to newspaper editors pleading for his privacy it makes them look rather stupid. >> reporter: over the weekend, buckingham palace released this instrument of consent, signifying that queen elizabeth has approved the union. kensington palace also announced that chicago bishop michael curry will join the archbishop of canterbury at the couple's chap

rob, thank you very much for talking to us about sir alex ferguson this morning.ris johnson, is heading to washington where he'll try to persuade the us not to abandon the iran nuclear deal. the agreement saw iran receive relief on international sanctions in return for limitations to the country's controversial nuclear energy programme. it was negotiated under barack 0bama's presidency but mr trump has criticised the deal, claiming it has flaws because it doesn't cover the development of ballistic missiles. mr trump must decide whether to renew the deal by next saturday — the next deadline for waiving sanctions. 0ur washington correspondent, chris buckler reports. in a series of visits to the white house, european leaders have been trying to get donald trump to listen to their concerns about his hardline stance on iran. he is going to be a great president of france — that's my prediction. despite the clear warmth with which she greeted emmanuel macron, french president, and the time he gave angela merkel, he is still threatening to abandon the international agreem

rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, the new code red declared in hawaii tonight. authorities issuing the alert because of that giant ash cloud, rising 12,000 feet into the air. danger to residents, but now, say they, aviation. new images coming in of the cracks in the earth. abc's matt gutman flying over the scene a short time ago, filing this report for us. >> reporter: david, you can see that line of fissures, billowing that smoke, steam and sulfur dioxide into the air. you can smell it right now. that cloud they're creating above us is about 10,000, 12,000 feet high. this is still very much an active scene and the concern is that the sulfur dioxide blanket is moving towards the populated areas of hawaii right now. david? >> matt gutman flying over the scene, filing that report earlier today. matt, thank you. >>> now, to the landmark settlement involving former gymnastics doctor larry nassar. his former employ year, michigan state university, agreeing to a $500 million deal with hundreds of his victims. and for the first time, right here tonight, a look at the d

rob, thank you so much. >>> next, to a horrible incident on a boulevard in tamp police say a mother pushing her child in a stroller wast by two cars racing on the street. the mom did not survive. and tonight, her little girl is clinging to life. here's abc's victor oquendo. >> reporter: tonight, this toddler, lillia, just 21 months old, is fighting for her life, after she and her mother were struck by a car, driven by a teenager, who police say was street racing. lillia's mother, 24-year-old jessica was killed. >> pedestrian bayshore and knights. stroller hit by a vehicle. >> reporter: this was the scene along tampa's busy bayshore boulevard, after mom and daughter were hit while crossing the street. lillia was in her stroller, now mangled. the community reeling. >> we're devastated. it's a tragic crash that didn't need to happen. >> reporter: in the arrest report, a witness says he saw two vehicles racing each other. police say 18-year-old cameron herrin was driving this black mustang with 20-year-old tristan herrin in the passenger seat, racing alongside 17-year-old john barrineau. the dr

rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, president trump pushing forward with his claim that the fbi spied on his campaign, infiltrated the campaign. he's provided no proof yet. republican trey gowdy, a member of the house intelligence committee, who went after hillary clinton often, shooting down trump's allegation. the white house says there is still reason to be concerned, though, and here's abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: the president has turned an unfounded allegation into a campaign rallying cry. >> so, how do you like the fact they had people infiltrating our campaign? can you imagine? can you imagine? >> reporter: but there is no evidence of that. and now, a prominent republican with access to the information on what the fbi was doing says there was no spying on the campaign, and the fbi did nothing wrong. >> i am even more convinced that the fbi did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got. and that it has nothing to do with donald trump. >> reporter: trey gowdy isn't just any republican. he led th

languishing in prison and probably today in his prison cell enjoying some of these titles peter rob thanks talk to later. still to come here on al-jazeera a hostage situation at a prison in indonesia has ended we'll have the latest. the my moral compass is strong i would not allow the cia to undertake activity and donald trump's nominee to head the cia promises not to use torture against detainees if she gets the job. how i once again we're still struggling to shake off the shabby weather across the middle east we've got a fair amount of cloud pulling out of iraq into iran up towards the caspian sea and look how that cloud just runs its way down into the gulf as well for good measure it will not a little further north which in this was as we go through thursday ahead of that the warmth setting in now for a couple of about thirty one celsius behind we'll see highs of around twenty five and by route but the cloud the rain that continues to turkey into syria northern parts of iraq more of the same as we go on through friday by friday we will see some of that rain just making its way across no

rob, thanks to you. >>> we turn to the deadly standoff in oklahoma today. state troopers delivering a high-risk warrant. when they got to the home, they came under fire. then an explosion. was it a trap? here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: smoke and flames erupting this morning as officers rushed into a home in talihina, oklahoma with a warrant for a wanted drug suspect. >> as soon as they made entry, they were met by gunfire. >> reporter: police fired back, four officers wounded by bullets and shrapnel, the building immediately going up in flames. >> the building may have been booby trapped with some type of explosive device. >> reporter: the suspect, a felon police say had a history of threatening officers. he was killed in the shoot-out. the fire destroys two 100-year-old buildings. >> you know it's sad. there's so much history and the cornerstone literally of talihina is right there and it's hard to take. >> reporter: tonight, authorities say suspect may have had surveillance cameras to see them coming. >> police say one officer's protective vest

been dealt with by their officials and how they feel about these events for now barbara back to you rob thank you. a five rebels have been killed in a gunfight with government forces in indian controlled kashmir security forces moved in on a house in shock e.-n. district where the suspected rebels were based troops ordered rebels out of the house and started shooting when they had no response one of those killed was top rebel commander said about thousands have poured on to the streets for his for. armenians are days away from what many hope will be seismic change in their political system on tuesday the parliament is expected to elect an opposition leader as the country's new prime minister this comes after a wave of protests across the country as the name reports not from yet of on students have played a major role. many are medians are saying their so called velvet revolution succeeded because people finally shed their political apathy and were inspired to. death has been leading protests since twenty sixteen for several weeks he's rallied students at half a dozen universities he says oppo

all right, rob, thank you so much. >>> next tonight, new developments in that violent beach arrest, caught on camera on the jersey shore. the wildwood police chief speaking out tonight, saying these viral images of a young woman getting punched in the head don't tell the whole story. we're also learning there's police body cam footage now under review. abc's erielle reshef picks up the story. >> reporter: tonight, this disturbing video of two officers violently taking down a young mom on a new jersey beach sparking new backlash. the cops seen punching the woman in the head, putting her in a chokehold. >> stop resisting. >> i didn't do anything wrong. >> reporter: a baby crying. beachgoers encircling the commotion. >> stop resisting! >> reporter: alexis hewitt recording the shocking incident. >> everyone was yelling, and i woke up. and then, i got my camera out right when she went down. >> reporter: police say they initially questioned 20-year-old emily weinman about underage drinking. in a facebook post, since deleted, weinman says she passed a breathalyzer, but the situation escalated whe

everything they usually do continuing threatening of venezuela to ensure the underwriting transaction on rob thanks and you know russia russia russia should these sanctions sanctions agent because that's what is water bottles if the zombie i'll just a little play and the funny thing is that they're the democrats and the european liberals and used him cool with russia they continue to use him even though he has done more anti russian things than any president in history of the united states before him i mean to me this is all just him bought it in that terrible loss you had that the democrats have maintained and they want to support them just let me remind our listeners don't put too much into that lawsuit there i think that is a joke they're still in russian federation russian intelligence trumps competing in judo in a song gendered. to me it's like this is crosstalk on that list growing up there's no law that says. it's bill gates and santa claus only you know jericho and jordan a son it's likes you and mother three years and stormy daniels invited last month you're not going to do it in their min

. >> rob, thanks. >>> also breaking tonight, former president george h.w. bush hospitalized in maine. being treated for low blood pressure and fatigue, just 24 hours after surprising veterans near his summer home. he has been in and out of the hospital following last month's death of barbara bush, his wife. adrienne bankert is here. >> good evening. as you mentioned, he's experiencing that low blood pressure and fatigue. he is currently at southern maine health care. we're told he's alert, awake, and comfortable. he was just seen in very good spirits in maine saturday morning, joining veterans at an american legion post. this is just the latest of several health scares for the nation's oldest living president. just days after he buried the love of his life last month, he was admitted to a houston hospital with a blood infection. he was strong enough to make the trip to his summer home last week. well wishers lining the streets to welcome him. we're told president bush will remain in the hospital for a few days for observation. >> adrienne, thank you. >>> ne

rob, thank you. >>> and next here, new developments tonight about that deadly military plane crash in georgia. tonight, we know that the flight was supposed to be the plane's last one, and you'll remember this surveillance camera showing the national guard cargo plane spinning in a nose dive, then exploding into a fire ball on the highway below. tonight, we're learning more about the nine national guardsmen who did not survive. abc's steve osunsami is on the scene tonight. >> reporter: military investigators are out working in the hot georgia sun, wearing full body protective suits, piecing together what happened to this crashed cargo plane outside savannah. >> it went up and to the right and then come down in a corkscrew in the middle of 21. >> reporter: people who saw the plane, seen here, falling nose first into the ground, didn't expect survivors. nine members of the puerto rican national guard were killed, including their pilot, major jose roman rosado, who leaves behind two young boys, and a wife who's pregnant with a baby girl. with this accident, more than 50 service members h

rob: thanks for getting up early with us. korean official on his way to the united states. the diplomat hopping on a new york flight overnight. jillian: preparations for the high-stakes summit between donald trump and kim jong un. rob: griff jenkins has the latest on this. >> reporter: diplomacy in overdrive, multiple sciences on-again off-again summit may end up happening, the brand-new video of the vice chairman in the beijing airport headed to the us, according to south korean reports to continue preparations for the historic meeting. the us delegation at this hour meeting with north korean officials made up of son kim and ac director, allison hawker and randall shriver. this comes as donald trump held a memorial day call with the japanese prime minister telling him they are in, quote, close coordination in behalf of the expected move between the us and north korea. experts say this dialogue was helped by the south korean president. >> pres. moon was trying to restore communication channels. kim jong un also wanted to rest

jillian: thanks for watching today. have a good day. rob the united states will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. >> israel thanks president trump for commitment to ensure that iran never gets nuclear weapons, not today, not in a decade. not ever. >> iran has demonstrated in so many ways it couldn't care less about the restrictions of this deal. what it wants are the economic advantages that obama and kerry gave to them. >> mike pompeo arrives in north korea for a second trip. will he return home with those three american hostages. high stake knowingations underway at this hour. if confirmed she would be the first cia female director. she wil

may win the popular vote but the government stays in power because they win more seats elizabeth rob thank you very much for that that is a rather than i was joining us live from kuala lumpur thank you. hello again i'm elizabeth the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. president says the united states is over the drawing from the two thousand and fifteen iran nuclear deal donald trump said the agreement is defective to its core adding he'll impose the highest level of sanctions against fed on. iran's president says the withdrawal from the deal is unlawful and accused washington of not respecting its international commitments. they've done nothing except put signatures on pieces of paper without doing anything about it the iranian mission on the other hand has agreed to everything and accomplished all its responsibilities we had some duties based on that agreement and we have delivered all of them but today we can see which is the country that doesn't respect international agreements we've done nothing wrong is not acceptable that the us is pulling out well obviously the trees to the deal inclu

rob: thanks for starting your day with us. the highly anticipated me with kim jong un is up in the air. jillian: the rogue regime prepares to close its nuclear test site. >> the push to try to salvage the donald trump and south korean pres. moon trying to salvage the highest level meeting in history between the us, to bring expectations whether it will happen. >> a substantial chance it won't work out. that doesn't mean it won't work out over appear go of time but may work for june 12th. there's a chance it will happen. >> reporter: the pres. guaranteed security and prosperity for the north korean leader. if he agrees to denuclearization, what is happening at this hour a group of journalists including south korean reporters who initially were denied access heading to the nuclear site the north agreed to dismantle, a sign that kim jong un is holding out hope, and mike pompeo continuing to prepare for possibilities such a deal could hold. >> if we get this right and get denuclearization right, america be quite capable of deliver

all right, rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, the president of usc under fire this evening after several former students sued the university, accusing a campus gynecologist of sexual misconduct and assault. they claim it went on for years, and that the university failed to respond to complaints. tonight, there have now been hundreds of calls to a hotline that's been set up, and here's abc's kayna whitworth. and we warn you tonight, some of the details are disturbing. >> reporter: tonight, mounting pressure on usc's president to resign after allegations the university ignored multiple complaints of sexual misconduct by a now former campus gynecologist. lucy chi is one of seven women filing lawsuits against the university and the school's only gynecologist for nearly 30 years, dr. george tyndall. >> he told me, go ahead and undress, i'll turn around. i felt uncomfortable, but then, i thought, you know, he's the doctor. he knows what he's supposed to do. >> reporter: the university says they've received as many as 300 calls on a hotline set up for patients of dr. tyndall. >> he stuck his fi

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