and this has nothing to do with stephanopoulos. he should have told people that he had contributed $75,000. that, i think, was not right at all. so it's nothing to do with him. it just is, to me, this is an extreme right conservative comments mainly that i'm hearing, and i can assure you this is not my bent. i'm at the other end of the spectrum. and there's really nothing else i can say. i understand clearly, and it has nothing to do with the contents of the book. they're fine. i'm not questioning that. if they were being questioned, then i would say that's fine. i'm not objecting to that. it's just that there's another bent here in addition when you went over some of his prior books, this is just the continuation. and i also remember distinctly before bill clinton ever became president and from then on, including against obama there's been a organization of conservative lawyers that have been bringing all these case toss the supreme court. and as far as -- cases to the supreme court. and as far as the supreme court is concerned a

to george stephanopoulos, probably not a huge amount. but it's the time. the fact he is taking to much of his time good to clinton events, to judge a contest sitting next to chelsea clinton speaks to a chummy unless that is not appropriate for somebody who has declared themselves to be a journalist and anchor of a major television network. >> host: a lot more to talk about including your upcomping book but let's be get to the phone calls david from florida good afternoon. >> caller: good afternoon, and it's --s aexplained to peter on other occasions it's hobe sound florida, but let's leave that alone. i'd like to make the observation that this interview is the first time i've seen mr. schweizer on television since the week after the book was published. it's amazing how there's a media blackout on the book, which -- and on mr. schweizer because if there is someone who could explain to the public the danger of this conflict of interest between the donors to the foundation and american politics and the corruption of american politics it's mr. schweizer and he

and nbc has done nothing as it relates to george stephanopoulos.he's sort of gone on his merry way. for me it is just a shocking and a stunning display of a lack of interest to be without a bias and an agenda. >> host: as the head of nbc news news with you but brian williams back knowing everything you know? >> guest: that's a tough questions. i think that sanctions will be required because he was talking in a way about things he was doing in the news but unless there were exquisite examples and i haven't followed it closely. if there were examples in the news broadcast when there was an exaggeration, i would probably ban him from the nightly news. if we are talking about cases where he's coming into talking going into talking on a college campus and he's maybe exaggerating one of his works then i don't think it would warrant the kind of band that he has faced from nbc. >> host: how america's allies are using economic espionage to steal the secrets. >> guest: they seek to reinvent themselves in a way that makes them useful and paintings the power a

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>> announcer: from abc news "this week" with george stephanopoulos begins now. >>> good morning, we hope we had you a great fourth of july. thanks goodness it passed without a kind of incident that had officials so worried. here in new york 7,000 police officers deployed to protect the fireworks. pierre thomas has been tracking the threat and pierre so far so good. >> reporter: good morning, george. law enforcement is breathing a sigh of relief that we made it through independence day without any attack. high security throughout the country. speckly concerned about isis and the threat of lone wolves. unfortunately the unprecedented social media campaign by isis which is happening now as we speak is urging its followers to carry out attacks including here in the u.s. we're at the one-year anniversary of the formation of the islamic state. a threat that authorities are paying attention to right now we're in the islamic holy month of ramadan that doesn't end until july 17th. called on followers to make ramadan quote a month of disasters for those infidels. this will be a long uneasy summer

. >>> from abc news "this week" with george stephanopoulos begins now. >>> and as we come on the air this morning, those marathon talks to keep iran from getting a nuclear weapon may finally reach their end, after years of jockeying, 15 days straight of negotiations the next day appears to be make or break, hopes for a deal highest in iran this morning and our martha raddatz is live on the scene in tie ran. >> good morning, george. this could be a country on the brink of change. a high-ranking iranian official telling us a short time ago, that she's quite optimistic that a deal will come in the next 24 hours. in vienna secretary of state john kerry told reporters this morning, he had a positive meeting with the iranian negotiator, but there are still a few tough things to figure out, although the secretary says he remains hopeful. major sticking points have been iran demanding an end to an arms embargo, including on ballistic missiles and how fast sanctions would be lifted. this a nation that continues to back syria dictator. we have been here all week. talking to the people of iran

. >>> from abc news, "this week" with george stephanopoulos begins now. >>> good morning, all of the news from the campaign trail coming up. donald trump and hillary clinton dominating the headlines. >>> but we begin with the brand-new front in the fight against isis. abc's alex marquardt brings us the latest from beirut. >> reporter: good morning, george. turkey has been accused of standing by as weapons cross their long border into turfsyria. now, turkey has suddenly and dramatically stepped up its role in a way that could have big consequences for isis and itself. for the first time, wave of air strikes pounding isis in northern syria. turkey, a nato ally, now also agreeing to let the u.s. use an air base in the south, to launch drones and fighter jets against isis. turkey jumping into the isis fight just days after a suicide bombing in southern turkey blamed on isis that left over 30 dead. >> this is probably more than the u.s. ever expected to gain, we were only asking for basing rights. but now we're g basing rights and we're getting the turkish air force contributing to the at

. >>> for more on these two front-runners, let's bring in abc news chief anchor george stephanopoulos who will be hosting "this week" later this morning. so, just a week ago, you had donald trump insulting john mccain's war record, lot of people saying now this will probably end, but here he is, still going strong, does he have a real chance of winning the republican nomination? or, is he going to go the way of herm herman cain? >> i don't think he has a chance for the nomination. huge numbers of republican voters saying they're not going to consider voting for him. but he's tapping into thing that's very, very real. he speaks like an outsider. he's blunt. the big challenge for the other candidates is how not to get drown out by donald trump. how do they harness that same energy he's tapping into right now, eventually a lot of his votes are going to go elsewhere. >> george, what about this challenge for hillary clinton, this e-mailgate, it won't go anyway. you heard her there adamantly denying that she did anything wrong. is it hurting her out there on the trail? >> she has a big lead

let's bring in abc news chief anchor george stephanopoulos. hosting "this week" later this morning. >> he fired up that crowd last night. >> he did. how do we explain his appeal given the fact that his fellow republicans are running away from him and his business partners are cutting ties. >> the republican chairman said it best. trump has struck a nerve after the electorate. there's a big populous sentiment, anti-immigrant sentiment in major parts of the country. and trump is hitting in that. at the same time, you also have no candidate has more republicans against him, saying they'll vote for him under no circumstances, than donald trump as well. it's hard to see him have the staying power to get the nomination, but right now, he's clearly on fire. >> how worried are the republican party elders about the trump candidacy? >> well, reince priebus called trump this week, congratulating him on how well he's doing but maybe you should tone down some of this rhetoric. they don't believe he can get the nomination. the big fear is that donald trump

. >>> from abc news "this week" with george stephanopoulos begins now. >>> good morning, i'm martha raddatz. so many stories developing right as we come on the air. but we start off with donald trump's latest campaign firestorm, shaking up the 2016 race his new comments about vietnam veteran john mccain's war record sparking a bipartisan backlash. donald trump will join us live momentarily. first, abc's cecilia vega on the new uproar. >> reporter: donald trump is at it again, unleashing his latest political firestorm on a new target this time john mccain. >> he's not a war hero. >> reporter: trump in iowa going directly after the arizona senator and former navy fighter pilot who spent 5 1/2 years as a p.o.w. during the vietnam war. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. >> reporter: and the reaction from fellow republicans fast and fierce nearly every gop challenger running for the white house firing back. >> when it comes to attacking an american hero i'm going to call it out. >> i was highly offended what donald trump said about john mccain and his years of sacrifice. >> reporter: de

he sold george stephanopoulos on "abc news" this week u.s. should watch results carefully. >> i think united states has great interesting in seeing what started here in greece ends so we have a rational economic policy not just for sake of europe but sake of global economy. >> even as people celebrate the vote tonight there's a new immediate problem looming and that is cash without emergency injection from europe greece will run out in coming days. "abc news," athens. >> philadelphia police are investigating several homicides overnight just after one this morning police were called to 2,000 block of east dulls street in port richmond they found a man lied in a pool of bloodshot three times. there have been no arrests and no word on motive. >> and olney, investigators are piecinging togethers a double shooting this morning. around 3:30 a.m. in 5100 block of north front street someone fireder more than 30 shots at a car with two men inside and the driver was hit in thigh and foot and passenger in the backseat was killed. no arrests in this case

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as war hero and today trump was showing no signs of backing off during this week with george stephanopoulos he said "i will say what i want to say ." >> and 75 years of dedication ended in celebration today as zion ledge ran church in barnegat light new jersey even the be loved organist retired this morning an 92 birthday. >> it is a good day. you know? i guess every day is a good day if you can get up and breathe. that moons a lot you know? >> sunday morning marked end of era. eleanor crane started playing the organ at zion lutheran church in barnegat light new jersey in 19 40. she was a teen:00 a.m. er back then and 75 years later she plied her last song today. miss crane's retirement happens to coincide with 92 birth day and should imagine a lot changed in 75 years and eleanor says church family has been the one constant in her life. >> it has not changed much. we all grow older. i mean our hair turns white before you know it. >> and over the years she played countless weddings and funerals and started choir and passed on love of music to younger generation sfwlz it will be sad to see he

. >> this this week with george stephanopoulos is up next. martha raddatz has the latest on trump controversy. donald trump sparking a campaign firestorm with his comments about john mccain, will he apologize. we're covering every angle. plus the latest on the tennessee terror investigation and the heated debate on the iran nuclear deal that's coming up on this week. back to you. >> "action news" continues at noon. here's some of the stories we're working on for you. an american doctor who survived ebola is back in west africa with a new warning about the disease. >> we'll tell you about a hot no workout for flat be vacuuming? we'll have that and all the research on that when we see you then. have a great morning. thanks for coming to movie night. yeah, of course, so fun. so fun, right. yeah. i'm gonna go check. ok. well? we're all the way up to 4%. that's great! yeah. i could do this all night. i'm just gonna go check again. ok. leave slow downloads behind. 100% fiber optics is here. rashida? get out of the past. get fios. rashida? call the

. >> this week with george stephanopoulos is coming cup next on 6abc. >> reporter: he'll talk with newnendez here's george with a preview. >> reporter: good morning nydia and eva. marathon nuclear talks appear close to an end. martha raddatz has the later. the shocking twist in the "to kill a mocking bird" sequel. back to you. >> here's some of the stories we're working on for you, one of the biggest names in baltimore is bringing her message to the naacp convention we'll take you there live. >> should the minimum age to buy tobacco be raised to 21? that's on "healthcheck." >>> for eva pilgrim, chris sowers the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great morning we'll see you at noon. >> announcer: starting right now on abc's "this week" -- final countdown. an historic deal with iran in reach, as the clock ticks down could the negotiations still fall apart? martha raddatz is inside iran this morning. >>> and then 2016 drama. trump's rallying cry on immigration. jeb's eye-popping fund-raising. and hillary's first national close-up. the other woman in the race carly feeiorina

desperation that greece's finance minister told abc's george stephanopoulos can end with this result that will now lead to new talks. >> whether there is a will there is a way. there's so much to lose for both greece and creditors if it fails and so much to gain if it doesn't fail. >> reporter: as people celebrate there is an immediate problem looming and that is cash. without a new emergency injection from europe greece will run out in the coming days. tom. >> abc's alex marquardt reporting tonight from athens greece. >>> so what could this deepening financial crisis in greece mean for americans' bottom lines at home? let's bring in chief business and economic correspondent rebecca jarvis. rebecca. >> tom, this is not the out come that wall street was expecting and already stocks are pointing to a much lower day. the dow pointing down more than 250 points. you might see them trade down as much as 2% tomorrow and, of course we saw this over the last week in all of the fear leading up to this vote today, stocks did trade down and the big issue here is even though greece is a small cou

now reporting, george stephanopoulos. >> good morning. we're coming on the air right now because president obama is about to speak on this historic nuclear deal with iran reached overnight between the west and iran designed to prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon for at least ten years in return for the lifting of crippling economic sanctions on iran. the president about to speak in the east room of the white house right now. this has been one of his top diplomatic priorities. here comes the president with vice president biden right now. >> today after two years of negotiations the united states together with our international partners has achieved something that decades of animosity has not, a comprehensive long-term deal with iran that will prevent it from obtaining a nuclear weapon. this deal demonstrates that american diplomacy can bring about real and meaningful change. change that makes our country and the world safer and more secure. this deal is also in line with a tradition of american leadership. it's now more than 50 year

desperation that greece's finance minister told abc's george stephanopoulos can end with this result that will now lead to new talks. >> where there is a will, there is a way. there's so much to lose for both greece and for its creditors if we fail and so much to gain if we don't fail. >> reporter: and as people celebrate out here tonight there is an immediate problem looming and that is cash. without a new emergency injection from europe, greece will run out in the coming days. tom. >> abc's alex marquardt reporting tonight from athens, greece. alex, thank you. >>> so what could this deepening financial crisis in greece mean for americans' bottom lines at home? let's bring in abc news chief business and economic correspondent rebecca jarvis. rebecca, this is a huge deal. >> very significant. tom. you just heard from alex they're running out of money at the banks in greece. it was a surprise to wall street. wall street was not expecting this outcome and what you're seeing is stocks pointing to a much lower open tomorrow morning. the dow is pointing down 250 points. we could see stock

abc's this week with george stephanopoulos new jersey democratic senator robert menendez voiced concernsut the deal. >> even president obama said under this potential deal in 12, 13 years they have a pathways toward a nuclear bomb should they choose to do so. and how this deal -- >> the senate will have 60 days to review the agreement. >> reporter: the american federation of teachers is endorsing hillary clinton for president. it's the first major union to make an endorse endorsement. the move comes as no surprise. the union supported clinton during her 2008 campaign. >>> another republican is throwing his hat in the ring 2016. scott walker is expected to formally announce his candidacy at an event tomorrow. he tweeted out an image on friday saying he is running. the tweet has been deleted. he will be the 15th candidate seeking the republican nomination. >> president obama france is wrapping up his week long trip in south america to one of the world's worst slum. the pope has been railed against the capitalistic system saying it doesn't help the poor. we are counting down to the pope's v

"this week" with george stephanopoulos airs right here on abc 7 at 8:00 this morning. >> nbc 7 was inbbon on the new santa fe union park, at south 2nd street and main avenue. for years there was trash and crime on that corner. and now as you can see there are kids playing, basketball and soccer games going on. it's a safe new clean place to gather. >> and this is a neighborhood with a lot of families and young children that now will be able to come here play enjoy themselves. and it will really sort of revitalize the neighborhood in a way that was very needed. >> that's fantastic. the nonprofit group four richmond neighborhood council and local businesses worked for a year to make that beautiful park a reality. >>> still ahead on the abc 7 sunday morning news, some fascinating 3d images of clouds. and the technology that just might help us beat the drought. >>> and here is a live look speaking of beating the drought. lisa says we'll have a shower somewhere in the bay area today. it will be hot and humid as well. she'll be along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. (scal): good da

she will be a guest on" this week "this morning with george stephanopoulos. >>> people in greece continue their banks. the banks barely have enough money in their vaults to get the country through this week. greece has asked europe for a bailout of 53.5 balance euros over three years. many leaders don't think that will be enough. some of the leaders don't trust greece to deliver on what it promises on economic reforms. >>> apple is giving i cloud users in greece 30 days of free service because of the financial crisis. restrictions there prevent credit card companies from settling certain international debts, including with the cupertino-based company. apple has told customers be prepared to reduce their i cloud storage if a bailout is not reached. >> this is the tenth year abc7 has presented their student achievement with the stars scholars program. every year abc7 recognizes 7 bay area high school seniors for their extraordinary achievements and rewards each one a $1,000 scholarship towards his or her college education. leeann melendez introduces us to a star from carlos who teachers, co

you can see "this week" with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right here on abc7. >>> two of the best soccer teams on the planet faced off in santa clara saturday. more than 68,000 people packed levi stadium and were treated to an impressive performance from manchester united star wayne rooney. fans called it a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. ♪ ♪ >> manchester united fans were cheering on their team. many couldn't believe they got a ticket. >> to watch two great clubs in the united states, once in a lifetime. >> ya, it is once in a lifetime. >> you are fans? >> ya, i have my jersey and scarf on so i'm ready. >> she and her dad are from fremont, by way of covington, i think land. >> like being in england but way better. >> two giants in the soccer world meeting in the bay area for a friendly preseason game. barcelona, the soccer champion of europe. johnny and his buddies from sacramento were ready for battle. >> once in a lifetime. >> we will never see this unless you are in europe. we are here to support our team: arc all the way. we will get to 3-1. >> manchester fans cheere

"this week" with george stephanopoulos airs right here on abc 7 at 8:00 this morning. >>> an effort is growing to rename the small coastal community of ft. bragg. the california legislative black caucus has sent a letter to the city's mayor asking him to change the name. ft. bragg is named after braxton brag oig commander of the confederate army. residents so far have expressed little interest in inn a name change. >>> and east bay community has breathed new life into an old park. abc 7 was in richmond yesterday afternoon as city officials cut the ribbon on the new park at south 2nd street and main avenue. for years there was trash and crime on the corner, but now there are children playing and basketball and soccer games going on. s it's a safe new clean place to gather. >> a lot of familyies and young children can come here, play enjoy themselves. and it will really sort of revitalize the neighborhood in a way that was very needed. >> the nonprofit group for richmond neighborhood council and local businesses all worked for a year to make that park a reality. >>> still ahead, fascinat

this morning he sat down for an interview with george stephanopoulos on good morning america.y discussed an array of subjects, including who might be his possible running gate. >> i think 1999, thinking of running as the reform candidate, you told larry king you'd consider oprah for vice president. >> i like oprah, what can i tell you? >> on your short list? >> she's great, talented, a friend of mine, i was on her show last week. she said could i be on her show with the whole family? i like oprah. is that supposed to be a bad thing? >> no, the kind of people you're going to run with -- >> i'd love oprah, we'd win easily, actually. >> that's very good. i tell you, there's one thing i know about oprah, she loves to be second in command. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: why not? i mean, really. if you're going to go out on a limb, why not pick jesus as your running mate? he's very popular. george had a lot of the good questions for donald. donald had a lot of great answers. the only bump was a slight disagreement about his campaign slogan. >> you're running on reaga

. >>> let's bring in george stephanopoulos. he's taking heat from all angles. >> i don't think he minds it when his opponents attack him. he came right back at jeb bush and said that he's out of touch on immigration. those corporate sponsorships could make a difference for donald trump, it's unclear what this all means for donald trump's campaign. one thing we have seen in the last couple of weeks he's climbed up in the polls. he's second to jeb bush nationally and in new hampshire. how long that could last is anybody's guess. his game is to get into those debates and as you can see, that has a lot of republicans very nervous. >> let's go to the democratic side, there's an image from hillary clinton's campaign from yesterday, she's marching in a parade in new hampshire and the press, she got the press in tow, they're held back by ropes held by members of her campaign. staff, what does this say about her relationship with the media? >> well, the clinton campaign had some fun with it. the gop may want to spend a good yarn on this

she will be a guest on" this week "this morning with george stephanopoulos.right here on abc7. >>> people in greece continue to line up daily to pull mope out of their banks. the banks barely have enough money in their vaults to get the country through this week. greece has asked europe for a bailout of 53.5 billion euros over three years. many leaders don't think that will be enough. some of the leaders don't trust greece to deliver on what it promises on economic reforms. >> this marks the tenth year abc7 has celebrated student achievement with the stars scholars program. every year abc7 recognizes seven bay area high school seniors for their extraordinary achievements and rewards each a $1,000 scholarship towards his or her college education. abc7 news education reporter lyanne melendez introduces us to a star scholar from san carlos who teachers coaches and classmates consider an inspiration. >> recent graduate riley quinn is considered a legend on the st. francis high school campus in mountain view. from his standout performances on the grid iron, baseba

and rick perry will take a break from campaigning and join george stephanopoulos for an interview? he will speak to why people will vote for him and comment on the recent decisions on obamacare and same-sex marriage. it airs this morning right here on abc7. the battle over same-sex marriage may not be over, despite of the ruling. constitutional scholars say it's legal to refuse same-sex marriage but there could be other things to force them that are against their beliefs. we have more from san jose. >> as much as the san jose decision changed the world for same sex cup he is, it hasn't changed the beliefs of conservative christians who refuse to marry them. >> this isn't a case of dislike or hatred or bigotry, it's a case of personal convictions, according to the scriptures and my leaf and sovereign to me. >> the unknown is weather forcing churches to marry same-sex couples could be the next hurdle. there was a church 35 years ago that stripped a university of their tax-exempt status because of refusing to racial rulings. could it be the same for same-sex marriage? >> i never got i

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and rick perry will take a break from campaigning and join george stephanopoulos for an interview.e and same-sex marriage. it airs this morning right here on abc7. the battle over same-sex marriage may not be over despite of the ruling. conservative church leaders have drawn a line that they will not perform such unions. and while constitutional scholars say it's not illegal to refuse, but there could be other consequences. we have more from san jose. >> as much as the san jose decision changed the world for same sex couples, it hasn't changed the beliefs of conservative christians who refuse to marry them. >> this isn't a case of dislike or hatred or bigotry, it's a case of personal convictions according to the scriptures, and my belief, and it's sovereign to me. >> the unknown is whether forcing churches to marry same-sex couples could be the next hurdle. there was a church 35 years ago that stripped a university of their tax-exempt status because of refusing to racial rulings. could it be the same for same-sex marriage? >> i never got into this because of tax exemption or giving

andrÉ ya stephanopoulos heads diplomacy in greece right now.e, sir, and thank you for joining us. >> hi. i thank you very much for you -- >> you had expected and wanted a yes vote. but i have to ask you sir, finance minister let's give him a break was sworn in yesterday. shows up in brussels and toting notebook did you hear about this holding a notebook, note pad that he had lifted from the hotel with few notes but no plan. so i don't mean to laugh but i know you are too. but what is beginning on here? what are they thinking? >> i think it is odd but don't forget that the government mainly marks well. [inaudible] they believe they have all of the solutions in their hand. they don't have to write them down. >> so i will tell you something they wrote it in english wondering if they wanted us to see what was written on there thing like oh, we like certain people, the french version, the french representative is a socialist like us. we think he's ally but you have to tell us as a greek who is there? will they ever pay this debt pack p back and germ

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desperation that greece's finance minister told abc's george stephanopoulos can end with this result that can lead to new talks. >> where there is a will, there is a way. there's so much to loose if we fail and so much to gain if we don't fail. >> reporter: whatever tough talks lie ahead, one immediate fact remains f the country doesn't get an emergency injection of cash, it will soon run out in the coming days. alex marquardt, athens. >>> a family vacation in north carolina ends in disaster after a deck collapse sends 24 people to the hospital. the group had gathered for a photo when the deck gave way. they fell 14 feet to the ground. investigators now saying nails which held the deck together had rusted causing it to fall apart. five people still in the hospital. two of them in critical condition. among the victims a 5-year-old boy. >>> a deadly holiday weekend in chicago with at least eight people killed including a 7-year-old boy. amare brown was returning home from fourth of july celebrations when he was fatally shot in the chest. police say the boy's father an alleged gang memb

. >> this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up at 10:00. 30. >> george covers voting greece andr: good morning, eva and nydia the eyes of the world on greece with a vote that could shake financial markets and shape the future of europe. weekend politics defined by donald trump and bernie sanders. >>> kickoff today county women u.s.a. team take back the world cup. back to you. >> here's some of the stories we're working on. family members are speaking out after a 17-year-old girl is stabbed to death if hunting park. >>> help for a local woman searching for her birth mother abandoned years ago. >>> for eva pilgrim, chris sowers i'm nydia han. we'll see you back here at noon. >> announcer: starting right now on abc's "this week" -- america on alert. heightened security nationwide. did we dodge a bullet on the fourth? why authorities say, we're not out of the woods yet. >>> system breakdown? a random murder in san francisco. the feds and local officials now pointing fingers. why was the suspect, a convicted felon deported five times. >>> breaking from the pack massive crowds turning

in an exclusive interview with abc news chief anchor george stephanopoulos, kasich says the key to theat, the man who escaped from a maximum security prison in new york is offering shocking information about life on the run. even the movie he compares with his prison break. sweat was back in custody three weeks on the run. here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: new details about how david sweat plotted his prison escape. the investigation's top cop speaking to abc news. >> sweat seemed to be the mastermind not only of the escape, but the leader, if you will, when he got out. >> reporter: sweat telling police he was the brains, comparing his prison break to the one in "the shawshank redemption." for nearly six months, sweat roaming the underground tunnels beneath the prison. at 11:30 each night, crawling out of a hole in his cell, shimmying down a pipe into those tunnels, even bringing with him a second set of clothes to hide the dirt and a fan to keep him cool making it back each morning by the 5:30 a.m. check. sweat eventually spotting the blistering hot steam pipe leading to the out

. >> this week with george stephanopoulos is next on 6abc. >> he'll talk about the race for the white fire. here's george with a he preview. >> reporter: good morning we come organ the air with donald trump the frontrunner hillary clinton faces questions about the epales we'll talk about that, plus we have for the fist interview since the under cover video the planned parenthood ceo is here for the first time in an exclusive interview. turkey is taking on isis right now. u.s. officials say this could be a game changer. we'll have more on that, and pierre thomas has an exclusive interview with attorney general loretta lynch. >> that's coming up on this week. >> this is no ordinary summer camp, these kids are learning how to stop cyber chris. >> dads create the spark for their own love story. we'll have this story of a dedicated couple. >>> for nydia han, alicia vitarelli, david murphy, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. have a great morning we'll see you back here at noon. come to sesame place before little kids become big kids. and celebrate our 35th birt