the latest for us from washington. good morning, janai. >> reporter: kendis and diane, good morning to both of you. at least one top republican is calling what happened to otto warmbier murder. senator john mccain saying the u.s., quote, cannot and should not tolerate the murder of its citizens by hostile powers. he was the college junior turned north korean prisoner, otto warmbier was enrolled at the university of virginia when he traveled to the communist country and was captured on video stealing a propaganda poster. state media claiming he was working to defame north korea as a pawn of the u.s. government. despite his pleas for mercy, he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. >> please save my life. please think of my family. >> reporter: that confession would be the last time otto's family would hear his voice. after 17 months he returned home but upon arrival otto was carried off a plane unable to walk, talk or respond to verbal commands. >> his neurological condition can be best described as a state of unresponsive wakefulness. >> reporter: doctors said they saw no evidence of

. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: diane, kendis, good morning. the crime scene tape is still up here at the baseball field where those lawmakers were getting ready for batting practice yesterday morning but were shot at instead. a blaze of gunshots fired at republican congressmen at a baseball diamond just eight miles from capitol hill in alexandria, virginia. [ gunfire ] the gunshots erupted at 7:00 a.m. wednesday morning. 26 republican members of congress practicing for their annual charity baseball game against democrats. some seeking refuge in the dugout. >> there's also a victim down in the baseball field. >> reporter: that victim, congressman steve scalise of louisiana, with a rifle shot to the left hip, medevacked off the field. the house majority whip's capitol police security detail, two agents, firing back at the shooter from behind an suv according to witnesses. both officers injured. within minutes local police joining in the gun battle. the shooter, 66-year-old james hodgkinson, is down at 7:14. the unemployed illinois man had reportedly been in the washington area for a co

, good morning to you. >> reporter: kendis, diane, good morning. that's right. police have called this a terrorist attack and said it was attack against london and we should stand against extremists. overnight another chaotic scene in london. >> it was -- i can't even describe how it was. i was just running around. >> reporter: police descending on a mosque after a vehicle ran over nearly a dozen people. witnesses saying the van turned down a one-way street and accelerated plowing into a crowd of worshippers who were just leaving evening prayers with just one week left in the holy month of ramadan. >> basically drove on the pavement coming straight towards all the muslims. >> reporter: now, here's the police cordon. we can't go any further than this, but it's just behind there. that white van turned on to a one-way street before plowing through people in front of a mosque. this man says it was a deliberate act and the man under arrest was targeting muslims. >> at the beginning it was all muslims, i want to kill all muslims. >> reporter: and these dramatic moments. bystanders wrestling th

>>> good wednesday morning, everyone, i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." republican leaders are still hoping to pass their health care bill after delaying a vote due to lack of support. president trump tried to drum up more support during a white house meeting for gop senators, but nine are still not sold. we have a full report coming up. >>> a police helicopter fired grenades at venezuela's supreme court building. the pilot later denounced the country's criminal government. the president called it a terror attack and there were no injuries. >>> south korea's newly elected president is heading to washington today. leaders are holding their first summit on friday, likely focussed on how to rein in north korea. >>> more than a quarter of the world's population hang out on facebook at least once a month. it now has 2 billion active users, more than the population of any single country. wow. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, june 28th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now.

washington. janai, good morning. >> reporter: diane and kendis, good morning to both of you. senate republican leaders are adamant this is only a delay. promising to make good on their pledge to repeal and replace obamacare but at this point unable to even get all of their own ranks on board. a major reversal from senate republicans. >> i expect to have the support to get it down and vote this week. >> reporter: abandoning all hope of passing a health care bill before the july 4th recess. >> consequently we will not be on the bill this week. but we're still working toward getting at least 50 people in a comfortable place. >> reporter: gop senators hung their heads in an east room meeting with the president when it became clear that the votes weren't there. >> it will be great if we get it done. if we don't it's just going to be something that we're not going to like and that's okay. >> reporter: the deal cut behind closed doors and drawn up in secrecy was immediately met with fury and the grim outlook from the nonpartisan congressional budget office isn't helping. that analysis reve

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>>> good morning monday morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. >> some of your top headlines we are following this morning on "world news now." lawmakers from both parties are calling on president trump to turn over any recordings he may have of conversations with former fbi director james comey. this as the the russia investigation moves forward, attorney general jeff sessions testifies tomorrow. we have a full report coming up next. >> first significant events taking place this morning in orlando, florida. live images from the early morning hours, marking the one-year anniversary of the pulse nightclub shooting that killed 49 people and wounded dozens more. >> pittsburgh penguins celebrating after winning their second straight stanley cup, defeating the nashville predators last night. the nhl first back to back champions since 1998. a victory parade and rally are in the works. >> number 41 turns 93. former president george h.w. bush marks his 93rd birthday today. milestone comes just days after his wife, former first lady, barbara bush, turned 9. those are some of

the details. lana, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, kendis and diane. this was the president's debut on the washington social circuit. he was hosting an event for the first time not at the white house or a trump property but instead he and the first lady holding a fund-raiser at the iconic ford theater. he took to the podium in a tux for brief remarks describing what happened in london as a horrific terror attack. he also added the bloodshed must end. the bloodshed will end. >> we renew our resolve stronger than ever before to protect the united states and its allies from a vile enemy that has waged war on innocent life. as president, i will do what is necessary to prevent this threat from spreading to our shores and work every single day -- >> reporter: and the president also said that the threat of terrorism has gone on for too long. he said that he had spoken with british prime minister theresa may and offered the united states' assistance with their ongoing investigation. kendis, diane. >> all right. lana zak for us live from washington. and, lana, the president

, kendis and diane. this is quite the uphill battle for the senate health care bill. with only a few days to close the deal every moment counts for the gop snores trying to push it through. a catalyst for heated town halls and rallies over the weekend. >> get your conscience in order and do what's right. >> reporter: and impassioned debate on sunday morning tv, the fight over our nation's health care system is heating up. >> this legislation will cause devastating pain to millions of american families. >> reporter: potential cuts to medicaid a key holdup for many but the implications of the senate's 142-page bill are very different depending on who you ask. >> you keep calling them cuts. we don't see them as cuts. >> i respectfully disagree with her analysis. it's hard for me to see the bill passing this week. >> reporter: with democrats unified in opposition republicans can only afford two no votes. five gop senators now saying they do not support the bill in its current form. five more have big concerns. kentucky senator and physician rand paul does not support it. >> there is no way th

diane macedo is here with more on that. good morning, diane. >> reporter: george, good morning. only jennifer garner can shoot down rumors with the words geez louise. although her tone playful her message clear. she had nothing to do with the cover story and she wants the world to know it. they were hollywood's golden couple, jennifer garner and ben affleck, seemingly had it all. now nearly two months after filing their divorce, garner's gracing this "people" magazine cover with the headline, life after heart break. the story quotes a source saying she's doing okay and this has been the most difficult decision for her but in a rare move garner is denouncing the story writing on facebook i wanted to set the record straight. i did not pose for this cover. i did not participate in or authorize this article. the "wakefield" star who has kept the details relatively quiet went on to write this isn't a tragedy by any measure but does affect me and my family. she admitted their marriage is hard work. >> it's good. it is work but it's the best kind of work and there's no one i'd rather work w

new shows next week. jamie foxx will be here, diane keaton will be here, andy samberg, billy crystal, gillian bell, lonzo and lavar ball will be with us, and we'll have music from phoenix and 2 chainz featuring trey songz and ty dolla sign. these are little wayne's sunglasses, he left them behind, now i've stolen them. not a good look for me, really. i feel like i'm high already right here. our first guest ascended unscathed from the perilous world of teenage popstars to become a golden globe-nominated actress with a very popular show called "this is us" and a new movie, "47 meters down." >> hurry, hurry! ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: "47 meters down" opens >> jimmy: "47 meters down" opens in theaters a week from today. please welcome mandy moore! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> well, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm doing well. i got a new pair of sunglasses. >> i saw. >> see you survived the shark attack, thank god. >> i'm alive. >> jimmy: this is a crazy movie. i don't want to reveal too much. but you go into the water in a cage. >> we do. >> jimmy: and then for a whole hour y

words, our expert on everything, descriptive, what is it? >> kendis and diane, a 1928 english tudor revival not confused with english tudor built of stone or half timbers with windows. this house is brick with square paned windows. >> i got the brick part. >> i got the -- >> forgot to mention it has windows. there you go. >>> back to things we actually understand. it has eight bedrooms. it has nine and a half bathrooms. beautiful hardwood floors. updated kitchen. also, lots of space upstairs. they have got their own ensuite. >> yes, for mrs. obama's mother. mrs. robertson, and as well as his/hers master bathrooms. >> i like that. key to a happy marriage right there. you stay in your bathroom. i will stay in mine. >> sure we are screwing up the description of that as well. >> sorry, matt. >> something deeper to his/her bathroom. >>> next, to a big, oops, from venus williams. >> while venus was busy winning second round at a french open. a reporter asked her what her sister serena's baby will call her? >> when she responded, she is going to call me favorite aunt. she is going to call

diane peeps, music by phoenix. go dubs! ♪ warriors ♪ warriors >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, diane keaton, snoop dogg, lonzo and lavar ball, and music from phoenix. and now, put it this way, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome to the show. hi. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to you guys for coming. and special thanks to those who were with us in primetime for our nba special earlier tonight. tonight basketball season either ended or will continue on thursday. i don't know. i wish i did know. but i'm not psychic. you know, i asked them to schedule the game earlier for my convenience, and they said no. [ laughter ] the game is happening now. from oakland, game 5 of the nba finals. the golden state warriors against the cleveland cavaliers. it was a must-win game for cleveland and lebron james. there was an unusual prologue to this one. you know what a prologue is? bull [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] sorry, but -- anyway. [ laughter ] the hotel where the warriors practice right now is also hostingi

>>> good morning on a monday. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here's some o >>> good morning on a monday. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here's some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." breaking news from london where a van was driven on to a sidewalk filled with pedestrians who had just left a mosque. investigators are looking into whether this is a terrorist attack. we're live in london ahead. >>> escalating tensions. an american fighter jet has shot down a syrian warplane. the coalition said it was self-defense after the jet bombed u.s.-backed forces fighting isis fighters in syria. >>> portugal is trying to battle its worst wildfires in history. they've killed more than 60 people. the fire is sparked by a heat wave, lightning and tinder-like conditions. >>> presidential son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner is heading to the middle east this week. he's meeting with the israeli prime minister and the palestinian president, in hopes of brokering a peace deal. those are some of our top stories on this monday, june 19th. >> announce

, diane. now what? we now have the golden state warriors up 3-0. in the finals. and there is no team in any round of any nba playoffs. that has ever come back from 3-0 down to win a series. so, i know it is lebron james, and i know -- how, how -- quite frankly, great he its. but this is not the same warriors team that we have seen the past two years. because they added a key ingredient. and that is kevin durant. kevin durant is, is, has been one of the top two, three, four, five players, the past five plus years in the league. in fact it was kevin durant who actually sank a bucket of three pointer, late in the game, that put the warriors on top and they did not look back from that. so here we are. 3-0, guys. and to now think that the possibility of the cavaliers coming back from this, look, we don't think they could do it last year. a lot of people wouldn't think they could do it this year. but i think we have learned at this point to wait and see. to see what could possibly happen. but game four on friday here at the q. we will see what lebron james and his cavaliers can come up with.

>>> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gion. >>> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. with the top stories on this wednesday on "world news now." breaking news from london. the fire turned a tall apartment building >>> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. with the top stories on this wednesday on "world news now." breaking news from london. the fire turned a tall apartment building smoldering disaster. harrowing stories from survivors and witnesses are emerging from the scene. even at this hour. we are live in london straight ahead. >> attorney general jeff sessions flatly denying any collusion with the russians or misconduct in firing of james comey. sessions tangled with law makers during his testimony when he refused to discuss conversations with the president. >> reward up to $70,000, the manhunt continues for two escaped georgia inmates. the pair has been on the run since allegedly overpowering and killing two correctional officers in a prison bus. >> and today is flag day, the 240th anniversary of the adoption of the stars and stripes as

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he said just moments ago about race in america. >>> and america strong tonight. diane sawyer returns to a place so many of you will remember. and the victory you made happen. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. and we begin with the headline late today, former fbi director james comey will testify before the american people, likely in the coming days about his interactions with president trump. the special counsel now leading the russia investigation, robert mueller is not objecting to his appearance. congress wants to know, did the president demand loyalty? did he ask comey to go easy on former national security adviser michael flynn? abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas leading us off with what he's learned tonight. >> reporter: abc news has learned one of the most dramatic congressional hearings in recent times could come as early as next week, with former fbi director james comey breaking his silence, testifying in open session before the american people about president trump -- and those memos comey kept after his

and industries created. kendis and diane. >> that's kenneth moton, thanks. >>> this morning many countries including many of our allies expressing deep disappointment. >> china said it's committed to the goals of the accord regardless of the president's decision. and the leader of denmark said it's a sad day for the world. abc's molly hunter has much more from london. molly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, diane. that's right. climb change is not the subject of partisan debate on this side of the pond. the paris accord is widely supported but president trump did speak with a number of leaders including british prime minister theresa may and all vowed to forge ahead without the u.s. this morning, global headlines taking aim at president trump. in germany, danke, donald, in france, good-bye, america. and here in the united kingdom from "the independent" america first, climate last. all reacting to the president's decision to remove the united states from the paris accord. an ambitious agreement from nearly 200 countries to fight climate change. many world leaders being blu

. kendis, diane. >> there's even another tropical system that's way out east as well. busy times there, paul. thank you. >>> and some of the national temperatures hit triple digits. record highs we hear from the energy secretary rick perry who says he doesn't believe carbon dioxide is the main cause of global warming. >> perry says he feels skepticism about climate change as a sign of being a wide, intellectually engaged person. adding the oceans may be the biggest climate change threat in reality. >> most likely, the primary control knob is the ocean waters and the environment that we live in. but the fact is, this isn't -- it shouldn't be a debate, you know, is the climate changing is man having an effect on it, yeah, we are. the question should be just how much and what are the policy changes we need to make to effect that. >> well, a line calling co2 the primary greenhouse gas affecting climate change is apparently no longer on the website for the epa. a u.n.-backed panel says the gas is the world's largest heat-trapping source, and according to two federal agencies, the earth's te

morning on wednesday. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. some of top headlines on "world news now." former fbi director james comey expected to talk about uncomfortable conversations with president trump. comey reportedly told attorney general jeff session he's didn't want to be left alone with the president. new details ahead. >> government contractor accused of leaking a top secret nas document about russian hacking slammed president trump on facebook. democrats condemned the leak citing the report as proof of broader election meddling. >> president trump visits cincinnati to launch his infrastructure plan. first stop is in marina. he outlines the parts of his $1 trillion plan that deal with levees, dams, lochs and waterways. >> look who is breaking bread, former president obama and justin trudeau talking politics and how to develop the next jen ration of leaders. those are our top stories on this wednesday, june 7. >> president obama looking pretty relaxed there. >> beth look relaxed. >> when trudeau was voted into office two years ago, came by with overwhelming support. la

>>> good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. top headlines we're following on "world news now." republican leaders are pushing for a revised health care bill tomorrow. and they're hoping for a vote this summer. despite republican opposition, president trump insist it's coming along very well and that a big surprise could be in store. >>> the trump administration's travel ban takes effect today. new guidelines have been rolled out for travelers from six mainly muslim countries. this comes as the department of homeland security has stepped-up scrutiny from flights including laptops. >>> and xi jinping arrives in hong kong. he promised to let it keep its civil liberties. >>> and protesters in cincinnati are calling for another trial in the unarmed shooting of a drive. a mistrial was declared on friday those are some of our top stories on this thursday, june 29th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> a good morning to you all. we start this half hour with president trump already looking ahead to 2020 with his first reelection fundraiser. >> the $35,000 a plate fund

, i'm erielle reshef in for diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. the comey testimony reverberating especially his depiction of the president as a liar. >> he talks about his distrust with the president and gave his take on why he was fired. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: former fbi director james comey for the first time since he was fired giving his views on the investigation he led into russian meddling in the november election. the question looming, how did that investigation put him so much at odds with the trump administration that the president ended up firing him? >> the administration then chose to defame me and more importantly the fbi by saying that the investigation was in disarray, that it was poorly led, that the workforce had lost confidence in its leader. those were lies, plain and simple. >> reporter: comey made it clear that as he sees it, the president's goal was to derail the russia investigation first by pressuring him. >> my common sense told me what's going on here is he's looking to get something in exchange for granting my request to stay in the job

sometime soon. kendis, diane. >> molly, i know not too long ago you could see someone still alive in the building waving at you. is there any sense of when they'll be able to stabilize the building enough to try to get in there? >> reporter: diane, not any time soon. that's exactly right. we saw live video not from this vantage point of a man inside on the 11th floor. when you look at that, it's extraordinary to think that actually someone is still alive in there but police and the fire brigade are standing by waiting for any opportunity to rescue any survivors. >> we are hearing horrific stories of people jumping from the building. what are some of the other stories that you're hearing there? >> reporter: kendis, i think the thing that sticks out is the screams. so almost immediately as those flames -- the fire started below, the flames engulfed actually spread rapidly up to the top of the building and residents are talking about the screams of families, of children waving flashlights actually small children being tossed out of low floors to waiting arms below. the tragedy is absolutely

washington. emily, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. potentially smaller premiums and a shrinking deficit. the republicans really are making their case for the bill, but the big question, will it be enough? >> i will stop this bill. [ chanting "yeah" ] >> reporter: as democrats gathered with protesters -- >> i'll tell you right now. this evil bill is not about going together. it's about leaving people behind. >> reporter: republicans continued last-minute negotiations. >> this is the art of the possible and the art of getting 50 votes. >> reporter: the nonpartisan congressional budget office revealing the senate health care bill would leave 22 million more americans uninsured over the next decade. 15 million more next year alone. >> unfortunately, the forgotten men and women remain ignored in both the house and senate bill and that's where i'm trying to press. >> reporter: republican ron johnson citing the working class americans president trump has called forgotten. >> save medicare, medicaid and social security without cuts. >> reporter: candidate trump

. a crowd, a team for jeff, a karaoke duet. here is diane's losing entry. >> shall we -- >> let's go. >> ready? music please? ♪ >> a real pro could go without music. >> that's right. ♪ could it be you and me ♪ like it was before ♪ could it be you and me ♪ like it was before ♪ neither less or more ♪ cause when i close my eyes ♪ at night i realize ♪ that no one else ♪ could ever take your place ♪ i still can feel ♪ and it's so unreal ♪ when you're touchin' me ♪ kissin' endlessly ♪ it's just a place in the sun ♪ where our lives begun ♪ i miss you ♪ yes i miss you oh, baby ♪ you're my sunshine after the rain ♪ ♪ you're the cure against my fear and my pain ♪ >> are your ears bleeding? ♪ because i'm losin' my mind when you're not around ♪ ♪ so ♪ it's all ♪ it's all because of you >> perfect! >> woo! >> that was good. >> that was amazing. >> you are hired. >> that was average. >> all right. >> hired? >> you're hired. >> yes! >> i kind of feel like she started out slow and tapered off. >> i thought she had a strong. what do you think? >>

i'm erielle reshef in fof diane macedo. here are top headlines we are following this morning on "world news now." the white house is declaring president trump its not a liar after james comey's dramatic testimony, the former fbi director accusing the administration of defaming him and the fbi and he said he was fired over the russia investigation. we have full coverage coming up. >> the british prime minister teresa may is facing calls for her resignation this morning after her conservative party failed to win an outright majority. may called for the early elections, expecting a landslide. >> offduty sheriff deputy and her husband have been indicted on murder charges after a man they restrained during a late night confrontation. the couple turned themselves in last night. >> nba season ends tonight if golden state beats cleveland in game four of the nba finals. warriors going for unprecedented perfect post season. the cavs are trying just not to be swept. those are some of our top stories, it is friday, june 9th. sn snns. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>

lungs. >> diane and her husband chris were horrified as they watched the video feed live, the woman at one point rolling up a magazine to hit the child. >> there were at least 30 pinches, 30 hits, smacks on the head, smacks with a magazine, her being rough and throwing him in his seat. it was unbelievable. >> the couple live in redondo beach in l.a. county. they were at a basketball game 20 minutes away for one of their sons. they called 911 and police came to the house and arrested the nurse. >> we were racing home. we were just trying to not get into an accident. >> reporter: landon isn't like most other toddlers. he suffers from a rare disorder which means he eats through a feeding tube, doesn't speak and is blind in one eye. the two-year-old requires round-the-clock care. >> his nurse is a medical professional. she should be providing medical care. how can you just come up to him, sit down and hit him in the head? >> the nurse has since been fired and faces a string of abuse charges. the kos are now suing her and the health care service she's working for. >> you are a horrible p

. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm adrienne bankert in for diane macedo. >>> we're going to have more on those stories in a moment. but first we have first breaking and potentially a huge development in the fight against terror. russia claims it may have killed the leader of isis. the russian defense ministry is trying to find out if abu bakr al baghdadi was killed three weeks ago in a russian air strike in syria. the u.s., however, has not confirmed these details. >>> >> but this comes as isis continues to lose territory in iraq and syria. for years al baghdadi has been one of the world's most wanted men. a $25 million reward from the u.s. for info leading to his capture. the last public video of baghdadi was from a mosque in mosul back in 2014. >> and apparently he has been on the run quite a bit since then. again, russia this morning says we'll continue to stay on top of this breaking story and brian ross and martha raddatz will have more on "good morning america." >>> now to something rare in the nation's capital. true bipartisanship on display at las

where it's been a busy week. good morning, janai. >> reporter: kendis and diane, good morni. w we all knew the debate over health care wasn't over, and it's just ramping up again as republicans don't have the votes they need to pass that new bill despite hoping for a vote by the july 4th recess. the senate republican health care bill drawn up in secrecy and kept under lock and key finally revealed. >> obamacare is a direct attack on the middle class. >> reporter: but it was met with chaos on capitol hill as angry protesters, many in wheelchairs, argued americans like them are the ones under attack by the new bill. >> the government wants to kill me. >> reporter: president trump called the house version of the health care bill, quote, mean, but democrats say the senate plan is meaner. >> the president said the senate bill needed heart. the way this bill cuts health care is heartless. >> have enough heart, president? >> a little negotiation but it's going to be great. >> reporter: under the proposed senate bill, americans would no longer be required to have health insurance. they could

. maggie, good morning. >> reporter: diane and kendis, good morning. that memorial you just saw outside here the pulse nightclub continues to grow and all night long we've been seeing people come here around the clock to pay their respects. >> the other victims won't be forgotten. >> reporter: family and friends are stepping back inside the pulse nightclub exactly one year after losing their loved ones in the worst mass shooting in our country's history. 49 people died. more than 50 others injured. >> the city is showing support and showing love and i think that's extremely important. it makes people like me feel more comfortable. like we're accepted at places that we may have not felt like we would be accepted before. >> reporter: now the community is coming together for orlando united day described as a day of love and kindness triumphing over the horror and hate of that night. recently released video from police body cam is a gruesome reminder of how a saturday night at orlando's popular gay club quickly turned into confusion and chaos. >> hurry up. hurry up. come on. >> repo

, knock checkers. >> it was a six-minute medley, >>> good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. with some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." in jeopardy, at least six republican senators now say they'll vote against the gop health care bill. enough to stop it in its tracks. and the congressional budget office says the bill would leave 22 million more americans without insurance in ten years. full report coming up. >>> the white house has issued a warning to syrian president bashar al assad saying that it has potential evidence that syria is preparing for another chemical weapons attack. if it does, he warns that assad when pay a heavy price. >>> and the trial of martin >> shkreli opens today. he's facing fraud charges from taking millions from a second drug company that he ran to pay investors in his hedge fund. >>> and a new study shows that a u.s. program to fight malaria in africa has saved the lives of nearly 2 million children. the program started by george w. bush has spent $3 billion since 2010. those are some of our top stories on this tues

president's tweets, so we'll see what they have to say in just a couple of hours. kendis and diane. >> all right. many will be tuning in to watch that one. all right, janai norman live from washington, thanks, janai. >>> and the stage is set for president trump's first meeting with russian president vladimir putin since taking office. the two leaders are scheduled to sit down for face-to-face talks next week on the sidelines of the g-20 summit in germany, but the white house is not saying whether the president plans to bring russian election meddling up. >>> overnight a scaled down version of the president's travel ban went into effect impacting people from six predominantly muslim countries but the partial ban is already facing its first legal challenge since the supreme court cleared way. abc's maggie rulli with more. >> reporter: president trump's travel ban is now in effect. anyone from these six muslim majority countries can no longer enter the u.s. unless they meet certain requirements. >> the american public could have legitimate concerns about their safety when we open our

today, kenneth. >> reporter: very busy, diane and kendis. good morning to you. today attorney general jeff sessions is expected to face sharp questioning from the senate intelligence committee, but this morning it's the comments from someone close to president trump that's raising eyebrows. this morning, a trump confidant making a stunning admission. >> well, i think he's considering perhaps terminating the special counsel. >> reporter: chris ruddy, ceo of conservative newsmax told "pbs newshour" president trump may order deputy attorney general rod rosenstein to get rid of robert mueller, the special counsel investigating alleged collusion between the trump campaign and russia. >> i think he's weighing that option. i personally think it would be a very significant mistake even though i don't think there's a justification. >> reporter: the white house pushing back saying that's not the case and ruddy does not speak for the president. but senior aides confirmed ruddy met with chief strategist steve bannon yesterday. today attorney general jeff sessions forced to recuse himself

comey during the testimony. kendis, diane? >> everyone at that bar will be like this the whole time. >> please tweet. the written testimony was released at comey's request by the way and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle weighing in. >> some republicans say the remarks show no evidence that the president did anything illegal. democrats are questioning if comey was fired for refusing the president's requests. >> if it's accurate, it's devastating. >> devastating? >> i think so. >> is it appropriate for the president to be demanding loyalty of his fbi director? >> i think every president wants loyalty from his appointees, but i think mr. comey appropriately pointed out that an fbi director is different from a traditional political appointee, and they seem to have agreed to something called honest loyalty or loyal honesty. >> house speaker paul ryan said it's obviously not appropriate for a president to ask an fbi director for loyalty, but he said he wants to see all the evidence before making a final judgment. and a reminder, abc news live coverage of that hearing begins this morni

>>> good monday morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now". isis claiming responsibility for saturday night attacks in london. police say they know the identities of the three suspects who were killed by police, at least a dozen people have been arrested so far. we have full coverage ahead. >>> president trump is shifting his focus to infrastructure here in the u.s., laying out a trillion-dollar plan to fix the country's roads, bridges, railways and waterways. he wants most of the money to come from state and local governments as well as the private sector. >>> three separate protests in portland, oregon resulted in seizure of dozens of weapons. police used flash bang grenades and tear gas to keep protesters separated from supporters and opponents of president trump. >>> this just in -- the golden state warriors are good. they took game two of the nba finals against the cleveland cavaliers, final score, golden state, 132, cleveland, 113. those are some of our top stories on this monday, june 5t

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, louisiana. marci, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. yeah, right now it's just a bit drizzly and breezy here so while it may not be that bad here, some areas are getting soaked, bracing for more than a foot of rain and that is just a part of the storm's expected impact. with pounding rain and wind guffs up to 65 miles an hour, the first tropical system to make landfall this season is hitting the gulf coast. the effects being felt across five states. >> being prepared for the worst. >> reporter: tropical storm cindy is bringing the expected, already leaving parts of grand isle, louisiana and this neighborhood in galveston, texas, underwater. >> it could be worse. and that is a good thing because i've been through quite a few of them. >> reporter: with voluntary evacuations ordered for some low-lying areas, elsewhere storm hearty southerners with sandbags ready and supplies bought are riding out this storm. >> you know, we made a thing out of it, okay, everybody, one room, we're going to, you know, bring the water, bring the lanterns, bring everything. >> rep

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, kendis, diane, very clear that no one has survived. we have been talking to a lot of residents here who say they no for a fact that families were still trapped on the upper levels. spoke with a young man, kennedy, who said immediately after the fire he came right outside to take videos. to see what was going on. there was a family of four on the 20th floor. waving flash lights. screaming outside. for some one any one to rescue them t of course with all debris, with the flames engulfing the building no way firefighters could get up and save them. he says they disappeared as soon as those flames got up thut floor. and another resident, kendis, diane, told us that he saw people hanging out of lowering knotted sheets to escape, but those knotted sheets couldn't make it to the ground. people were leaping out. throwing their children. throwing their babies. what makes this, so, much, the worst case scenario, you guys looking at this building. a tall, narrow building. these were narrow hallways, making even evacuating incredibly hard. and a lot of residents here are telling me that actuall

new pockets of flames coming out. what's the lateest? >> reporter: that is exactly right. diane. i am standing literally on a balcony. probably at the level of maybe like the 10th floor of the building. couple block as way. and it is incredibly, close, water spout in front of me as you can see on live pictures. exactly right the minute that we think one of the sides has gone completely black smoke and into charred, no more flames, so side. you can see just hundreds of firemen on the ground, still just trying to get this out. we are six hours later, diane, kendis, starting to see daylight through this building, the building is starting to lean. police of course for the last couple hours, warned every resident to get back because this building could collapse. police and fire have not given us updated numbers, people trapped, people died, people at hospitals. we know at least 30 people at local hospitals. you guys if anyone was trapped in the upper floors it is nearly impossible to imagine them actually getting out. >> molly, of course seeing on twitter. there are many people looking for

offered the united states' assistance with their ongoing investigation. kendis, diane. >> lana zak for us live from washington. the president is also facing backlash for his initial reaction to that london attack. >> yeah, he took to twitter to use the attack as justification for enforcement of his stalled travel ban. and he slammed comments by london's mayor sadiq khan as khan was trying to reassure londoners. >> they will see an increased presence over the next few days. no reason to be alarmed. >> reporter: well, the president tweeted at least seven dead and 48 wounded in the terror attack and mayor of london says there is no reason to be alarmed. well, khan's office fired back saying the mayor has more important things to do than to respond to donald trump's ill-informed tweet. >>> those recent attacks in britain and elsewhere have police sharing latest advice on what to do if you find yourself in >> that comes down to three key word, run, hide and fight. we spoke about it earlier with abc contributor and former fbi counterterrorism official steve gomez. >> if you can't run and you

joins us with the latest live from orlando. good morning. >> reporter: kendis, diane, good morning. you can see city buses behind me blocking the view. survivors, victims families and other guests are h private remembrance ceremony this morning. and just a few minutes right now at 2:02 eastern time, the names of 49 victims will be read marking the moments the first shots were fired. 364 days later and for some it feels like not a day has passed. >> she cries every night. every single night. like i said it is just like it just happened just now. >> reporter: stepfather of 23-year-old stanley almodovar, iii, one of countless visitors stopping by the memorial the day before the one year anniversary. the night his life and so many others changed forever. >> they won't be forgotten. >> reporter: before close, investigators say omar ma teen walked into pulse nightclub and opened fire. >> shooting back and fort. >> reporter: he took hostages inside leading to a ne hour standoff as police officers and swat teams worked to rescue survivors. one man with two guns, an assault rifle, and a han

us. good morning. >> good morning, kendis, diane. heat relief is on the way for the desert southwest, but it's not going to help out as far as dealing with those fire. we're expecting generally dry conditions, breezy conditions. th danger because the parched conditions with the winds adding more fuel to the proverbial fire. and you add to that the drought conditions. we have at least moderate to severe drought. and we're looking for it to continue to stay in arizona dry for the rest of the week. >>> serena williams is firing back at john mcenroe after he threw some shade at her. so serena is taking a break from tennis, of cork becauurse, becas pregnant. >> he said in an interview that she sh tis the greatest woman e to play tennis. keyword there, woman. but if she played on the men's tour she would be ranked 7 hundreth in the world. >> she has responded by saying dear john, i adore and respect you, but please, please keep me out of your statements that are not factually based. >> see continued, i've never played anyone ranged there nor do i have respect me in my privacy, as i'm tryin