are watching armenia's ruling party says it will not block popular opposition leader nichol passion yun from running the country demonstrators have been rallying in support of the head of tuesday's parliamentary vote to choose a new prime minister i mean his previous prime minister. resigned a week ago after mass demonstrations against him robin forrester walk as well from armenia second biggest city of qom. and some of us will remember the events in one thousand. which raised much of the city i am now cuba to. which left a great many people homeless thirty years many of them are still living without adequate accommodation and that is just one example of boy so many people in our media are frustrated and angry with the government that has been in charge here for twenty years the republican party whose prime minister the opposition movement successfully ousted at the beginning of this week back on monday and. all of a sudden we are now seeing the possibility of a new leader emerging in our media who is not from the republican party but who has led this opposition movement. and he has bee

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that they're receiving the police and army near of detained the opposition politician nicole passion yun and two of his colleagues who've been leading anti-government protests by sheehan was arrested shortly after an unsuccessful meeting with the newly appointed prime minister suck as the un is demanding the lead to step down accusing him of a power grab pope francis is called for an end to the violence in nicaragua where more than twenty people including a journalist have been killed in anti-government protests over the past week unhealed gonna seen in shirts was shot dead while he was reporting about these protests live on facebook one of his colleagues was blamed has blamed a government sniper for his death the protests broke out after controversial plans by president to take on his government to overhaul workers' pensions and thousands of people from pakistan's pashtun community are rallying in lahore demanding justice for what they see is decades of oppression protests began in february following the police killing of an aspiring model. as the top stories more news coming up in twen

the coroner's office says they found 53-year-old yun kim. that car was listed in as being connected to a missing person's case. it was not clear if the person was reported missing but we learned she was visiting her boyfriend who lived here this the crash site. following last month's march for our lives, a student group pushing for stricter gun control is trying to keep the conversation about gun violence in the front of people's minds. the group hosted more than 100 town hall meetings across the country and invited members of congress to attend with mixed results. chris pollone reports. >> we need to change the policy in washington. >> it was called town hall for our lives. the student group pushing for stricter gun laws after the parkland, florida, school massacre trying to keep momentum for their movement going. they invited members of congress to participate in community forums across the country and if those elected officials didn't show up they invited candidates trying to defeat them. >> town hall isn't a new concept but in the wake o

the coroner's office found 53-year-old yun kim dead near a car that went over an embankment. it was connected to a missing person's case. not clear if the person found dead near the car was reported missing, but kim recently visited her boyfriend who lives near the crash skite. not clear when she crashed. the investigation is ongoing. >> fallout for facebook. the cambridge analytica scandal still making headlines. the man who blew the whistle is speaking to nbc news. >> do you believe the number 87 million is the high end or do you think that's still possible that number is much higher? >> i think that it could be higher. absolutely. >> you can catch that interview on "meet the press" tomorrow morning at 8:00. >> still to come, the north bay, the biggest concern linked to last night's storm. but did people there catch a much needed break? we'll have an update. >> and another big worry from the recent storm. new information on the water levels and lake orovill. >> and we're seeing clearing skies in san jose, 64 degrees now. storm ranger mobile doppler radar shows the rain has

well nato secretary general yun stoltenberg has defended the past weekend's airstrikes against alleged chemical weapons facilities in syria he said that they were needed to uphold an international bound on chemical warfare stoltenberg spoke after meeting the turkish foreign minister in ankara he said that the u.s. france and britain had no other alternative bend to strike in syria and accused russia of blocking an international probe into the alleged chemical attack. on the turkish foreign minister had not driven a wage between nato a nato ally turkey and russia. and relations between turkey and russia have been tested previously by differences over the war in syria but russian president vladimir putin and his turkish counterpart to type on have forged an increasingly close alliance in recent months support for turkey's president remains on high as his home turf in istanbul shows that is where some backers cheer his willingness to stand up to the west. look that was two thousand and two. i always had some photos of him here in the shop this was taken just after he became prime minister

of tuesday's parliamentary vote to choose a new leader demanding that protest leader nicol passion yun be chosen for the top job on me as previous prime ministers surge sarkozy and resigned a week ago off to demonstrations were held against him three palestinians have been killed by israeli forces in separate shootings in gaza israeli army says one was shot dead after trying to damage the fence on the israel gaza border and in southern gaza two palestinians were killed when they crossed the perimeter fence and through israeli forces more than forty palestinians have been killed in border protests that started a month ago we have more on that story and everything else in the news hour that's coming up in twenty five minutes time do join me then a bit later on bye for now. the the . a semi tropical century of on usual beauty. is a world heritage site. the government of south korea declared it an island of world peace. but on this island of peace has been built one of the most provocative military bases in the world less than four hundred miles from shanghai. like and the marshall islands

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. >>> two more keynote speakers announced for the yun coming professional business women of conferencejane fond an appear lilly tom lynn. currently on grace and franky on netflix. they join other speaker ashley jud, san francisco activist and lobbyist and congresswoman jackie speier. the conference is april 24th in surface san francisco. abc 7 is a sponsor. >> donald trump speaks out for the first time about stormy daniels. >>> also president trumps tos auto the script to unleash another rant and california. see what the secretary of state has to say about this. >> and the president sclalts the possibility of a trade war with china. the latest threat from the white house. >>> and a controversial saudi prince base to arrive in silicon valley, president help he is counting on to turn >> announcer: now from abc 7 live breaking news. >>> all right let's return now to the breaking news in fremont where there has been a shooting involving police. >> abc 7 news reporter has just arrived on scene. what can you tell us, lisa? >> reporter: ama we are here at fremont and nicolette in the north pa

yun p underperforming a bit to real estate and utilities now, the trump administration officials down played the escalating threat of a trade war between the u.s. and china after beijing ramped up the stakes responding to washington's tariff measures with measures of its own. hours after the u.s. imposed tariffs on $50 billion of chinese impacts, china shot back targeting key imports like soybeans, cars and aircraft. trump said the u.s. was not in a trade war with china because it was a war lost many, many years ago. members of his team sought to walk back the threat now, nancy has more from singapore. how have markets responded overnight? >> investors have been encouraged by the fact that the trump administration really has been talking down this idea of a trade war. in fact, if you listen to wilbur ross, he's not even keeping the cards close to the chest, he said this is just a negotiation stage. that came to the relief of wall street and that spilled over to the asian session. firm moves to the upside we should note the greater china markets are closed for holiday they did not get

six mill yun in tion. this is not going to change anything. a message sent.e center to syria for domestic consumption here politically. something people are walking about. >> a lot of questions whether the president had legal authority to do that. we heard perspectives from moscow, and in iran saying both countries are probably breathing a sigh of relief. on the spectrum of how severe the united states could have carried out attacks on syria where would you say this was on the spectrum? >> minimal. one out of ten. two out of ten. if we the united states military. should say the united states military hit barracks full of iranian or russian soldiers. a fine line. you want to hit targets that degrade capabilities. those are now russia. if you send the message. run the risk of what we are seeing. day of celebration, across syria. putting down of the rebel groups that are trying to cling on. and, let's be very clear about this. chemical attacks are a horrible vsh us thi vicious thing. every day. assad, rolling the barrel bombs out. not going to change. >> there w

the woman is 53-year-old yun sill jun kim of san pablo. her prius had gone over a cliff.is under investigation. she had been reported missing by her boy fend. the boyfriend is cutting his vacation short to come home. >>> cell phone video captured the smoke and flames rising from windows on the 50th floor of the midtown manhattan high-rise. more than 200 firefighters raced to the scene. four of them suffered minor injuries while battling flames inside the burning apartment. >> it was extremely hot in the apartment. ints pu units pushing in are in great danger but they did nojs. the apartment was quite large. >> reporter: arson investigators are looking for what sparked today's fire. noevtz first family were at trump tower when the fire started. trump tower includes luxury apartments, offices and a shopping center. >>> turning now to our weather because after a few wet days you can see there the rain has moved on. tonight our live look from our emeryville camera. >> but is there more rain on the way? let's check in with meteorologist drew tuma. >> i feel like wet is an unde

i think vladimir putin and the russian government have to understand that there is yun it gives mr. putin a bit of reassurances he can continue on this path and donald trump is going to do what he can to protect mr. putin. >> you said on "morning joe" that russia may have something on president trump. you also went on to say they may have things they could suppose. that's an explosive thing to say as the former cia director. what were you talking about? >> i was asked the question why is mr. trump dealing with mr. putin in this rather inexplicable manner in terms of his submissiveness, his congratulating mr. putin on his election but not saying anything about the poisoning of individuals on british soil or interference in the election. when i was asked the question do they have something on him, i don't know, perhaps they do. i don't know. but one of the things we have to look at is why is mr. trump being so deferential to mr. putin. the killings on british soil would have had the approval of mr. putin. mr. trump needs to send a clear signal to mr. putin privately as well as publicl

. >> thank you eunice yun for us in seoul, south korea. let's take a check on the markets. we're showing a fade the nasdaq is struggling to remain in the green, turned red moments ago. s&p 500 up by 2 .33 points we're seeing the post earnings fade amazon is still holding on to a gain of about 4.6% or so, but we have intel shares trading lower by .75% and microsoft is well off its highs we saw in the after-hour session the stock is up 1.25%. first up, mattel is on the move, losing early gains josh >> this stock is down 60% over five years if you're long on the stock, you don't have kids. the only way -- i don't understand seriously, all kidding aside, no disrespect intended. what do you need to see to understand what's going on with the amount of time children are spending with physical toys versus interfacing with digital? like, do you have to come to like -- do you have to come to where someoneis baby sitting a bunch of kids and watch them for seven weeks to understand this i don't understand the longs here, what the bull case is. it's just not working. has not worked, wil

taken away just a short time ago and he has become the main spokesman for these demonstrators passion yun was held just after televised talks abruptly break down between him and the prime minister said. c.n.n. was elected by parliament to prime minister after serving a maximum of ten years of president well all of that has led to protests throughout the country with opponents cooling the move a power grab the unrest they say shows no signs of easing despite hundreds of arrests. now we can speak to maria tities seann who is editor in chief of the report which is an all my news service she joins us via skype from the capital yet of iran so it seems very much as though the police are now clamping down by detaining if not arresting many of the movement's senior leaders and that's great that's correct the situation continues to remain very tense very fluid. almost all of the leaders of the movement have been detained by police right now i am watching the live thousands of people have assembled in different parts of the city republic square which has become the focal point of the movement has b

go beyond generally what we've known, and you have the president making noise, or through his tribe yuns he's not going to talk to robert mueller. right? so i think there has to be some american out there or a few million, who are saying, we've heard one side of the story. and the president will have his opportunity to have its side of the story. and as they're having that thought, going through this preview of the james comey book, they're hearing that the president doesn't want to talk to mueller. i think it's a great idea for him not to talk to mueller. >> most lawyers say he shouldn't talk to mueller. >> exactly. and this sort of linking it to the cohen search is a great excuse for the administration to say, we're going to keep our guy away from robert mueller. but the "time"itiming of it is for the president, because this is his chance to go to mueller and say, james comey didn't say this, or i didn't have this exchange. and if he doesn't do that, he runs the risk of bigger problems down the road. >> guys, thank you very much. good to see you as always. >>> coming up, federal invest

parliamentary vote to choose a new prime minister and demanding that protests lead and call fashion yun be chosen for the top job i mean his previous prime minister resigned a week ago after demonstrations were held against him robin foresee a walker has more from armenia second biggest city. and some of us will remember the events in one nine hundred eighty eight that happened in armenia a terrible earthquake which raised much of the city i am now the humidity and which left a great many people homeless thirty years on many of them are still living without adequate accommodation and that is just one example of why so many people in our media are frustrated and angry with the government that has been in charge here for twenty years the republican party whose prime minister the opposition movement successfully ousted at the beginning of this week back on monday and all of a sudden we are now seeing the possibility of a new leader emerging in the media who is not from the republican party but who has led this opposition movement. and he has been talking about dealing with the corruption a

. >> iran yun minister said european leaders should encourage president trump not to just stay in thet implement his part of the bargain in good faith. angela merkel will likely reinforce that message friday while she travels to washington they are trying to saef the administration of iran. they have agreed to bolster inspections. the major sticking point the u.s. wants to extend pro bigss on iran's nuclear program beyond the deal. the u.s. argues the iran deal gave too much up front to iran and continues giving iran too much in benefits. they argue iran's behavior has become more aggressive since the nuclear agreement. whether the ballistic missiles and cyber activities and interference in the wars in yemen and syria. >> bill: republican senators tim scott and marco rubio. welcome back to our program here. you have a joint operation together. we'll talk about it in a moment here. senator rubio, we may be interrupted by trump and macron in their oval office meeting. first on iran what do you think the president should do with this deadline coming up may 12? >> the iran deal is a bad d

yun is in seoul now with historic details from this meeting.look in the last two months some of the stuff that just has happened and it's so quick. eunice, it's mind boggling >> it's totally mind boggling, joe, and a complete turn around from what you had said just a couple of months ago we had the leaders of the united states and north korea hurling insults at each other. now this meeting today is setting the stage nicely for a meeting between president trump and the north korean leader, kim jong un. today, here in south korea, the talk has all been about how fascinate ago moment it was to see the leader, kim jong un, of one of the most secretive nations if not the secretive nation walk out in front of the process on live television and actually address the people. so this is just being seen here as a potential turning point in a war that'sen been fought, technically, since 1953. now, when the two gentlemen had spoken at that press conference, they issued a joint declaration of peace and here are some of the highlights they declared the end of

women's champions league final are hanging by a thread after they lost 3—1 at home to wolfsburg. ji so—yunahead by half time and rounded proceedings off midway through the second half. have a look at this for a save, everyone. manchester city have karen bardsley to thank for this last—gasp save, keeping their first leg against lyon goalless. the return leg in france is on sunday. ronnie 0'sullivan is through to the second round of the world snooker championship as he goes for a sixth crucible title, but only after a battle, he had been 4—0 down to steven maguire before a fight back saw him eventually win10—7. 0'sullivan says the fans deserved better. i thought i might give them all their money back! i was really so, like, gutted, you know? ithought, this is not good for them, they took a saturday afternoon out to her, and watch of bit of snooker. thank goodness stephen potted a few balls to make it a bit better because i was missing balls i'll don't like all over the gaff. his press conferences are brilliant, he's got a bit of a sense of humour about him! you never know what he's going to