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here's zachary kiesch. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time, we're hearing from one of the women accusing les moonves, the head of cbs, with sexual harassment. speaking on npr, emmy-winning writer dinah kirgo detailing what she claims happened to her when he allegedly asked to meet her privately. >> and he said, "no, just you and me." and that kind of floored me. and i'm not actually sure what i said in response, but he said, "look, you're really expensive, and i need to know you're worth it." >> reporter: she claims they never met one-on-one, and afterwards she did not get work because she rebuffed his advance. >> after he had been rebuffed by me, there was no offer forthcoming. so, to say he's not responsible for damaging anybody's career, if you're not getting employed, because you have rebuffed somebody, that's damage. >> reporter: kirgo also told her story to "the new yorker" in an expose where six women accused moonves of sexual misconduct, and the company he's run for two decades of turning a blind eye to an alleged culture of harassment. >> these are all stories in which

here's zachary kiesch, with images that are difficult to watch. >> reporter: tonight, after mounting public pressure, chicago police releasing body cam video capturing the fatal encounter with a man outside a convenience store. police seen approaching 37-year-old harith augustus, who is backing away into a patrol car. his shirt coming up, revealing what police say is a semiautomatic weapon near his waist. officers open fire after he appears to put his hand near the gun. >> these things happen in a split second, and officers have to make decisions quickly. when you see the video, you take a look at it and you'll come to your own conclusions, i'm sure. >> reporter: the video release following clashes with police and protesters this weekend. at least four injured and several more arrested as demonstrators scuffled with officers and jumped on patrol cars on the south side of chicago. >> we're not going anywhere until they understand that this got to stop. >> shots fired. person down, weapon recovered. shots fired by police. >> reporter: police say along with the gun, they also recovered

zachary, we appreciate it.y much. >> thank you. >>> let's check the weather yet again and get it back to rob marciano. rob, good morning. >> good morning. guys, a quick update on the tropics. we've got tropical depression three off the carolina coast again. it should stay off that but certainly going to bring waves. hurricane beryl now about 800 miles off the coast of the caribbean or away from the caribbean heading in that direction, and we're talking about islands that got hammered real bad, not even close to fully recovered from hurricane maria, dominica, st. lucia and certainly martinique, guadalupe and then puerto rico just to the south is where that hurricane is supposed to track, but it's a small hurricane. hopefully it stays that way. small hurricanes are notoriously difficult to forecast intensitywise. so we're watching this carefully. across the rest of the u.s. today we're looking at showers and storms across the southeast, should be nice across the northeast, but the dangerous heat wave continues ac

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abc's zachary kiesch is on the story. to you too, dan. this mother says her son was acting weird and things just weren't adding up. so she threw a recorder in her son's backpack. and she says she found the bully. and it wasn't another student, it was actually the teacher. the mother of this 5-year-old boy is livid, and this morning, demanding the miami-dade school district take action after she says her son was bullied, not by a student but by his kindergarten teacher. >> he was behaving super weird, he didn't want to go to school. >> reporter: kandy escotto says after her complaints were ignored by banyan elementary school, she put a recorder in her son aaron's backpack to get to the bottom of it. if you listen closely, you can hear what escotto claims is the teacher calling him a loser. >> losers. >> reporter: but it doesn't stop there. at another point aaron's mom claims the teacher complains about both of them. >> you still don't know how to write. i feel sorry for your mom, i really do. she's a little lost. >> report

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>> zachary, thank you. >>> we turn to politics, and a critical week at the white house. president trump traveling back late this afternoon. waiting for him is a fight over who he wants to replace justice anthony kennedy on the court. the president also taking on the call by some democrats to abolish i.c.e. and warning opponents who protest his administration to take it easy. here's tara palmeri. >> reporter: president trump preparing for battle tonight over his highly anticipated supreme court pick. >> it's probably going to be vicious because the other side, all they can do is obstruct and resist. you know, their whole thing is resist. >> reporter: the president already has his shortlist of his top five contenders, but he may face resistance within his own party. resistance he can't afford with just a single vote majority in the senate. republican senator susan collins of maine, telling martha raddatz -- >> a candidate for this important position who would overturn roe v. wade would not be acceptable to me, because that would indicate an activist agenda that i don't wan

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. >> and i'm zachary kiesch in for kendis gibson. we begin with extreme summer weather that's scorching parts of the country and soaking other. >> houston, up to 4 inches per hour triggered flash flooding. at least 160 drivers were stranded that led to some dramatic water rescues like a family of five saved by this good samaritan. >> it was very scary. i have to admit because you yourself are concerned for your own safety. you're concerned for the safety of the children and everybody involved. and you don't know what else could be in that water too. >> and you don't know what else is heading your way. counties west of houston could see even more heavy rain through the morning. >>> just about everywhere else it's all about the heat. >> especially in the drought-stricken west where high temperatures, dry conditions and gusty winds are fueling dozens of wildfires. here's abc's natalie bernall. >> reporter: burning across 13 states. >> ready to go if we have to. i'm scared. >> reporter: the county fire roared to life saturday afternoon a

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filing, schnatter is still on the board and remains papa john's largest shareholder, tom. >> zachary, thank you. >>> we turn now to the extreme weather threat this weekend as triple-digit heat fuel fires in the west. this wildfire forcing ymca campers to evacuate this state park in oregon. and in california, firefighter was killed today battling a blaze near yosemite. the heat and fire danger lasting through the weekend. storms fire up in the east. let's get to rob marciano for us in central park. rob, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, tom. the heat is going rebuild tomorrow across the northwest. we got a number of advisories and warnings out there. difficult conditions there. temperatures once again well into the 90s for portland and seattle, medford up and over 100. the monsoon continues. we have flash flood watches up. southern parts of utah and arizona. and west of i-55 in illinois. some flooding this morning across parts of alabama. all this rain will only add to the humidity during the day tomorrow across the south. tom. >> rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, to the encoura

diane, zachary?er a tense three-hour standoff at the statue of liberty that played out on live television. >> police identified the woman as therese okoumou, part of the group speaking out against president trump's immigration policies. officers had to risk their lives to bring her to safety. and she threatened to push them off the ladder. >> our vacation was ruined. that man ruined our vacation! >> not happy. okoumou is expected in court today. earlier, she joined demonstrators that unfurled a banner which read "abolish i.c.e." members of the group say the climb was not part of the plan. >> they were confused, thinking the climber was a man, but we're learning she was a woman. and threatening to throw the ladder probably did not help her case. >> no. >>> over to thailand now where new video is showing that boys soccer team trapped in a cave seem to be keeping their spirits up. but nearly two weeks into the ordeal, the most dangerous part could still be ahead of them. maggie rulli has the complicated

tom. >> okay, zachary, thank you. >>> now to the woman known as the dancing doctor. georgia officials putting a stop to her surgical moves. the physician also forbidden to call herself doctor until the next decade. here's abc's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: the woman known as dr. booty, infamous for dancing and singing around her sedated patients, isn't operating anymore. >> okay, ladies, now let's join sexy nation. >> reporter: windell boutte agreed to give up her medical license for at least 2 1/2 years. but those questionable videos aren't even mentioned in court documents. the board instead determined boutte failed to conform to minimal standards after investigating seven of her former clients. it found most had no pre or post op exams. in one case, a patient received a different procedure than was listed in medical records and a surgical assistant did surgery without supervision. that woman now has brain damage. with evidence, an unlicensed person in the room at the time was held out to be a nurse. boutte told our steve osunsami. >> i have medical assistants th

zachary kiesch, abc news, new york. >>> congressman john lewis is back home after being released from stay in the hospital. the 78 year old veteran democratic congressman was hospitalized after becoming sick on a plane. his spokesman says he was released last night with a clean bill of health. >>> we'd like to take a little breath momentarily to find out who's this person sitting in here for diane, romina puga. get to know a little bit more about you. >> i'm really excited to be here. >> it's great. we're happy to be here. will planned the day off, and will was like, oh, wait, she's in town? great, i'll be here. >> i'll find out who she is. >> so a little bit about you. >> i come from fusion. >> the tv network. >> the tv network fusion. news and entertainment cable network. and i'm a reporter there, i do a daily pop culture news brief. i do a bunch of things there. but i'm usually alone in the studio, so this is a really exciting change of pace for me to have another live human being to interact with instead of talking to myself or to people through a headpiece. >> wait until you get

and the cast includesjeff goldblum, zachary quinto, sterling k brown and, of course, jodie foster.disposable fun. i'm saying that after mamma mia that this is the disposable fun thing. it's quite slickly done. it has a cartoonish feel to it. it's written and directed by drew pearce. there are some quite stylishly mounted sort of violent set pieces which are all, as i said, done in a very cartoonish way. it doesn't have much emotional clout, except for the fact at the centre of it you do have jodie foster playing this character who has a darkness in her past, which she manages to convey. there's also a brilliant comic turn by dave bautista, who makes the most of a recurring joke. you know, he's a man mountain of a guy but he's a medical orderly, and he keeps showing everyone his badge to demonstrate that he is actually a medical orderly and they must take him seriously. it's kind of ok, it's not great — it's not mamma mia! here we go again, let's be honest, but it's kind of 0k! and a totally different turn for the third film, which i haven't seen but by everything i've read is reall

. >> we'll go to louisiana, zachary. zachary, good morning to you. >> good morning to you all as well. as far as climate change goes, just briefly, a political effect. you hear a lot of talk from the gop how they want to disavow climate change or how they don't even acknowledge it due to the fact they believe if they just stop the coal mining and reduce the coal mining, a lot of people will lose their jobs. i honestly feel if you took some of the profit that those coal mining companies made and invest that in i guess you'd say training in greener energy, these people could still keep their jobs and i think a lot of times people just use the excuse that there would be job loss to kind after void paying attention to climate change, but i -- kind of avoid paying attention to climate change, but i do think it will affect the planet, not just the country. >> what about the energy sector in it? >> where is the majority on climate change? what are they doing? >> my very first caller for axios last year, the headline was why cor

the cast includesjeff goldblum, zachary quinto, sterling k brown and, of curse, jodie foster.f disposable fun — i'm saying that after mamma mia!! it is quite slickly done. cartoonish feel. written and directed by drew pearce. there is some quite stylishly—mounted violent set pieces which are always done in a very cartoonish way. at the centre of it you do have jodie foster playing this character who has darkness in her past which she manages to convey. there is also a brilliant comic turn by dave batista, this mound mounted another guy. but he is a medical orderly and he keeps showing everyone his badge to demonstrate that he is a medical orderly! it is kind of ok, it is not great, it is not mamma mia! here we go again, let's be honest... but it's kind of ok! and a totally different turn for the third film, which i haven't seen but by everything i have read is really emotional in a different way. it is, it is very tough. it is a drama written and directed byjenny lu — it's a taiwanese graduate who can't find work, ends up taking a job in an illegal massage parlour, here's a cl

abc 7 news reporter zachary keach has more. >> reporter: she says her son was bullied, not by a student, but by his kindergarten teacher. >> he was behaving super weird. he didn't want to go to school. >> reporter: she says after her complaints were ignored, she put a recorder in her son's back back. if you listen closely, you can hear what she claims is the teacher calling him a loser. but it doesn't stop there. at another point his mom claims the teacher complains about both of them. >> i feel sorry for your mom. she is a little lost. >> reporter: the district says the principal previously met with the boy's mother and loved aaron to another class. miami-dade schools issued a statement saying if the alegations are substantiated, there will be disciplinary action. but the family's lawyer says that's not enough, telling abc 7 news they may file a lawsuit if the teacher is not dismissed. >> my client's ultimate goal is that this teacher is removed from her position of power and that no other child ever has to go through this again. >> reporter: zachary keach, abc 7 news, new york. >>> th

. >> zachary ramos wants to see change in his town, and becoming mayor is the way to do it. >> we have reporter who spoke with the teenager and has more on his tough competition. >> reporter: in a small city lives one ambitious teenager who wants to make a change. >> this is a town that i knew that i wanted to make an impact in. >> reporter: zachary ramos is like most 19-year-olds, he's going to college and likes to hang out with friends in free time. but he's also planning to run pfor mayor of gustine. >> initially, it was more of, oh my gosh, they'll eat him alive. >> you're too young. >> reporter: don't be fooled. despite his young age, he hopes to revive the city's main street to its older and former glory. >> i want to bring back the old gustine. the fountain diner, things that will bring the community together, even a grocery store. >> reporter: fueling his dream to hold a government position, he's constantly involved in the community, even creating the traveling library to help improve literacy within the county. ramos says he's already gotten support from more than half of the

joining us to talk about that echiomic relatio we have with russia is zachary wit land. >> thank you very much. >> first of all, why do you think wall street largely ignored all that was going on in russia day? >> wall street should ignore the main results of the summit today. the largest part of the actual results here were agreeing to keep on talking. the main linkage between what happens is the sanctns situation. we already knew going in, that because of congressional legislation last ye congress has a veto over those sanctions. how likely is it do keep research etting up the pressure? n i want tohe quest ask you, the president doesn't have the ability to remove those sanctions while president putin is desperate for them to be remo removed. are they going to be at se point do you think? >> i think it's highly unlikely. the. >> peace process remains stalled. ing, but i'm n too optimistic about that. several other factors have entered the relationship, making it hard to untangle the main reason there are sanctions right now. it includes accusations of cyber attacks, and nothing that

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momma bear caught on that zachary brown was taking video of her family. after a few seconds of staring she made her intentions pretty clear. stop taking the video. brown was obviously scared but wasn't hurt. >> i don't know if momma bears have an awareness of video cameras but they have an awareness of someone being there they don't like. >>> new at 5:00. why the former san francisco ma mayor is calling for someone to run unopposed. >>> the rescue >>> good morning north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc7 mornings. >>> new video this hour shows an ambulance carrying a fifth boy who was rescued overnight from a cave in thailand. we will have updates as they continue the rescue mission this morning. >>> it's incredible that they are getting the kids out of there and i think a lot faster than any of us expected. >> it's nice to see. >>> good morning on this monday, july 9. it is 5:00 a.m. >> meteorologist mike nicco has a first look at your day ahead. >> jessica, reggie, starting with live doppler

. >> reporter: the flood waters moved in so quickly, zachary got trapped on the roof of his jeep. >> it just happened out of nowhere and my car just shut off. i was like, what do i do now? >> reporter: hershey park closed monday after parts of the theme park were submerged and down the coast emergency crews responding in charlotte, north carolina, after five people got trapped in a flooded business. in baltimore, maryland, a child and two adults rescued when they got stuck on a school bus, roads so saturated there, bridges buckled. the storm has claimed at least one life, a woman hit by a tree in burke, virginia. >> the tree fell into approximately a quarter of the home. >> reporter: dangerous weather showing no signed of letting up. catie beck, elizabethtown, pennsylvania. >>> let's bring in al roker more.r looking like no immediate relief. >> that's right, lester, no relief out west. and no relief here in the east from all of this rain. as we show you, basically we are looking at wet weather making its way up the i-95 corridor. creeks and streams remain swollen. the greatest risk f

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mama bear caught on that zachary brown was taking video of her family.fter a few seconds of staring she made her intentions clear, stop taking the video. brown was, of course, terrified but was not hurt. we have a lot of bear stories lately. >> she may not have used those exact words but i think the meaning was clear. >> judging by how the camera shook around and flu out of his hands, probably. >> indeed, you first, the camera you save second. >> always. >>> that's it for abc 7 news at 5:00, thank you >>> tonight, breaking news. the race against time. the first four boys from that soccer team pulled alive from the cave. airlifted, then rushed by ambulance to the hospital. as the life-threatening mission is far from over. >>> inside the rescue. the treacherous terrain, the rain threat. and concerns about oxygen. plus, how they are outfitting those special dive masks for the boys, some who don't know how to swim. >>> also tonight, the primetime pick. president trump, on the eve of a historic nomination to the supreme court. ready to announce his choice to

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, zachary >> caller: hey, jim, it's my 27th birthday today in arlington, virginia. >> happy birthday! >> caller: so i'm thinking about square, ticker symbol -- >> no, don't think about square. it's already moved too much. i want you to think about paypal which has moved a lot but i think has more upside. jack in ohio, jack >> caller: hey, thanks for taking my call again, jimmy. >> good to have you back >> caller: i just started reading your book, "getting back to even" last night. >> oh, wow still popular in many bookstores what's up? >> caller: hey, exxon, xom. >> look, if you want to own big dogs, then i want you to own chevron, not exxon chevron's got far more growth than exxon and is doing a lot more of the trade. i know if you like exxon you wanted big oil so i'm going to give you the oil that's not as big as exxon, but i think is doing better. you got your usual suspects when tariff news is front and center. jot them down there. are stocks that investors want to buy and stocks that investors are going to keep on selling >> sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell >> get that list read

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here's zachary kiesch. >> reporter: the mother is livid after she says her son was bullied, not by a student but by his teacher. >> he was behaving super weird. he didn't want to go to school. >> reporter: after her complaints were ignored she put a recorder in her son's backpack. you can hear what she claims is the teacher calling him a loser. but it doesn't stop there. at another point, aaron's mom claims the teacher complains about both of them. the district says the principal previously met with the boy's mother and moved aaron to another class. the school says if the allegations are substantiated, there will be disciplinary action. but the family says that's not enough, telling abc news, they may file a lawsuit if the teacher is not dismissed. >> my client's ultimate goal is to have this teacher removed from her position of power and that no other child ever has to go through this again. >> our thanks to zachary kiesch. >>> coming up, world ufo day. >> the case that landed before the supreme court. you're watching "world news now." supreme court. you're watching "world news now.

here's abc's zachary kiesch. >> reporter: it's a 30-year celebration.nly the biggest stars in athletes can help kick it off. >> shaq's going down, shaq's going down -- >> reporter: from 7 foot tall nba legend shaquille o'neal coming face-to-face -- >> trying to kill me! >> was it that bad? >> shark tried to kill me. >> reporter: to olympic skier lindsey vonn. even ufc hall of famer ronda rousey ditching the cage. >> think you're ready to get into the arena? >> i was born ready! >> reporter: it's this year bigger than ever. playing out at a time when nal consciousness as attacks continue to make headlines coast to coast. >> sharks, the latest scare -- >> shark attacks on two separate beaches -- >> reporter: last week a 13-year-old boy and a 12-year-old girl were bitten on two separate beaches in the new york city area. >> it was like one second it went like that. then it just let go immediately. >> reporter: then this sighting off the coast of orange county. >> right there, next to the boat! >> oh my god. >> reporter: last year there were 88 unprovoked s

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