relations with china and russia since the nixon administration. [applause] >> thank you so much for being here. i must say that i am very nervous and i don't usually get nervous. inn i called dr. kissinger the fall and ask if you would be here in april, i was near my hero. your booking nine months out last september. everybody wants to know, what is your secret? >> for what? for survival? [laughter] i chose my parents well.

refuses to face a second round of questioning in congress after being grilled about his handling of russia the russian require. wiki leaks founder julian assange just told a london court that he'll fight extradition to the united states as he began a lengthy court battle a song appeared via video link and claimed innocence against charges of conspiracy for allegedly hacking a computer in the pentagon hearings but adjourned for the next session due on may thirtieth two thousand and ten with the help of u.s. whistleblower chelsea manning wiki leaks released about half a million classified military documents exposing mistakes made by washington in the iraq war it's the largest data breach in u.s. military history later that year they released a further two hundred fifty thousand documents were. elating the top secret u.s. diplomatic cables supporters say the more serious charges could be filed if he's extradited songes already been sentenced to fifty weeks in prison in the u.k. for breaching bail conditions will be live in london to speak to our reporter on the dean barber about this in just

nancy pelosi says the attorney general william bass committed a crime by lying to congress over the russia battling probe. welcome to the program pressure is mounting on venezuela's opposition leaders a day after their big push to oust president but failed to yield any results. top court has ordered the arrest of one of the country's main opposition leaders leopoldo lopez for violating terms of his house arrest lopez and his family and i with the spanish ambassador's residence in caracas to avoid detention but it has refused to turn him in on choose to he was seen with opposition leader one goh i don't ask in the military to overthrow president the duma. i want to say to all of my brothers and sisters in venezuela and around the world we are not going to rest we are not going to rest for one single moment we are not going to rest under any circumstance from the challenge and promise we've taken on which is to end the usurpation. well earlier the display of military support nicolas maduro addressed thousands of soldiers at a military base in caracas surrounded by top generals in the armed f

order to prevent point in agro from joining nato even though these were strong accusations against russia mosque or denied any involvement in these events. pope francis has issued a decree making it compulsory to report cases or cover ups of sex abuse priests and nuns will be required to speak up to their superiors but not to civilian authorities. reports. as head of the catholic church pope francis is a guide for one point two billion people in an institution that governs among many things morality but how to lead in an age where the moral compass of the church appears to have been broken by the torrent of sex abuse scandals perpetrated by clerics in positions of power it has caused devastating shadow over the papacy and with the church in deep crisis the latest lord to create by francis shined more light on how clerics should deal with cases of sexual abuse but the vatican's top sexual crimes investigator gave little indication on the penalties that could be faced universe. of conscious. you know give to strict because otherwise it will be. something. flexible enough to work there are o

market and substitute iranian oil but it only takes one event to spook the markets only a week or so ago russia had to tell europeans that the oil pump through a pipeline was contaminated you look at the other unpredictable things that are going on right now in libya and in venezuela is there going to be blowback here for the united states and the president trump it's a very very good question because even if we have some new arabian opec covering for iranian oil again most of the substitution would come from saudi arabia iran and saudi arabia is a country and major opec member that has their highest the serapis spare capacity in a market so if they want to saudi arabia to cover for iranian oil that it's a spare capacity and opec and russia then if there is any other event the market would not have enough spare capacity to cover for that and to and in the event of any major incident and then we have a significant impact on the prices also beside that we have iran and that they are constantly traveling the market that if they cannot export any oil they are going to either close the strait of hor

house says the visit is part of an effort to reengage with central european countries as china and russia's influence grows in the region it's a great honor to have with us the prime minister of hungary and big.

secretary of state in sochi on tuesday earlier my palm pilot told russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov the u.s. doesn't want a war with iran but would respond if its interests were attacks. we spoke a bit about the activities that are taking place in the middle east today with particular focus on the actions that iran is taking i made clear that the united states will continue to apply pressure to the regime in tehran until its leadership is prepared to return to the ranks of responsible nations that do not threaten their neighbors or spread instability or terror. saudi arabia states owned energy company around cowers stop pumping oil through a major pipeline after a drone attack the government says 2 stations were targeted on the east west pipeline who think rebels in yemen say they launched the strikes to warn the kingdom to stop its quote aggression those are your headlines the news continues here on out 0 super 30. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that

for its involvement as well in venezuela saying that they view the actions of russia in venezuela to be very serious and that we expect the russians not to interfere so very clear on the u.s. position by the national security adviser john bolton that the united states still continues to push for a peaceful transfer of power to the interim leader juan why don't you. to sudan now where the ruling military council has asked protest as not to take the law into our hands the military said it still hopes to narrow differences with protest leaders who are still on the streets calling for a civilian government has more in khartoum. sudan stopped generals warned their patience has limits they want the protesters on the streets of the capital khartoum to remove roadblocks checkpoints and allow trains to bring food supplies across the country where they were there we are responsible and we have to take responsibility as a military council as it and says no military council we have to protect the citizens and protect the law we will not accept any chaos or attack on civilians and their propertie

while protests in russia more than one hundred people were arrested after government activism members of human rights groups were among those detained during those are the headlines more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera do stay with us. may on al-jazeera. as the world's biggest democracy goes to the polls we focus on the economic challenges facing india and the rise of cultural nationalism and new series of the award winning environmental show which meets some of the people striving to protect the planet twenty five years after coming to power in the a.n.c. maintain its political dominance in south africa and a massive documentary series chart from lives of two young lives in rule kenya and up in brazil over def us twenty years and with breakfast still looming and populism on the rhine across europe will these elections become a referendum on the use of self may on al-jazeera. i will. be upset but only in a vision saddam cockerel and i wanted that effect on several months when i was and will. support and but he has been kind of known to the feel he could name and a billionaire

called by the democrat majority house of representatives about his handling of the report into the russian investigation where he looks founder julian assange has told a london court he'll fight extradition to the united states he's wanted for alleged computer hacking he has been adjourned for the next session on may thirtieth. venezuelan president nicolas maduro has been out on the streets again surrounded by the military now do it old one the time to fight has come in a televised address opposition leader has told his supporters not to lose hope. ugandan opposition politician bobby wind has been granted bail it tended the hearing via video link while he's been held in a maximum security prison since monday one was arrested on incitement charges stemming from protests last year against a social media tax catherine soit has more from kampala. when the magistrate granted bobby wine bill though the little celebration inside the courtroom and outside where some of his supporters had been gathering they started singing one of their favorite songs that he performs often they say they're happy

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sanctions or exactly why russia wants to do even more business with iran but that's why we're here. so i guess you know we've you know it's for sure and. it will be educational opportunity for russian companies because surveys in many many years center is the get very good relationships between iran as a country and russia as a country and so he union in the past and now is there is a good chance to start to mutual cooperation between companies. for the business level under u.s. sanctions he says the kremlin has encouraged companies to seek out iranian business partners characterizing sanctions as temporary complications but many iranians may say u.s. sanctions are not temporary enough and likely to lead to more hardship zain bus ravi old is here at the honda. well iranian foreign minister zarif has spoken exclusively to al-jazeera he says iran's oil will keep flowing abroad despite those u.s. sanctions. first of all these countries have declared that they do not recognize u.s. sanctions for their private companies may because of u.s. corage and because of the heavy hand that the un

iran is the second largest oil supplier to turkey after russia turkey has energy rich neighbors but nor reserves of its own so is dependent on oil and gas imports that leaves the turkish call me vulnerable to rises in energy prices the value of the turkish lira has fallen at least forty percent in the past year and could fall further because of concerns about all supply to keep the troubled economy running. human you have many troubles just like the israeli lobby before the twenty twenty a lick should sound like he gave golden heart center ritalin told him otherwise it has nothing to do with national security around complies with the nuclear deal but they want to contain iran for israel safety if kirk account by oil from iran sourcing alternative supplies from the united arab emirates or saudi arabia is difficult the turkish government is a leading saudi quit it following the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi in the kingdom sconce late in a stumble last year and relations with the u.a.e. are strained since turkish police arrested two a rabs who confessed to be spying for their murat

russia's foreign policies to soft. goals will be a treat not. coming soon. this is al jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan this is the out as they are news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes a ceasefire in place between palestinian groups and israel after days of violence. will be in and we. destroy a warning that millions of species are at risk of extinction which could lead to serious consequences for humankind. a looming showdown between the u.s. attorney general and democrats who want him to release the full uncensored moller report on russian meddling. in the u.s. and the naval battle group to the gulf region ramping up the trumpet ministrations aggressive stance on iraq. city have the chance to go back to the top of the english premier league a win against leicester. title rivals little pull with just a game left in the sea. welcome to the program a ceasefire when the violence in the gaza strip and southern israel appears to be holding after coming into effect in the early hours of monday morning it was brokered by egypt and qatar after three days of rocke

russia has jeopardized the united states security interests we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside looking. more to the picture from the inside. still i think russia's foreign policy is too soft to us russian goals can be a treat not peace and give you full russian coming soon on all juicing. in a country beset by poverty and lack of infrastructure. sometimes we risk our allies in taking these roads. saving lives is a dangerous job the vaccine talks on a good twenty four hours there are patients waiting for these medicines who must be in pain life's worth risking their lives a week ago one of the gang stops on vehicles on the road a decade it would work for them risking it all guinea at this time on al jazeera the strength of al jazeera is that because we have such an extensive network people were coming to us and actually shared information with the al-jazeera team in chapter one swell come now fear. dividing a nation. al-jazeera explores germany's long term economic strategy of pursuing immigrants from the arab world i feel more judgment on sy

an exclusive exploration of the goals and motivations behind russia's foreign policy told by those who influenced the kremlin and with rex it still looming and populism on the rise across europe will these elections become a referendum on the new self made on al-jazeera. world goes on an incredible journey to first hand accounts and extraordinary archive footage to the cities of palestine as they were before nine hundred forty eight and the impact the creation of israel had on. witness the vibrant commercial and cultural values of america and kind of close and the heritage that many of today's palestinians had never known lost cities of palestine on al-jazeera. i'm kemal santa maria with another look at the headlines on al-jazeera sudan's military rulers are saying they may call an election within six months if they don't reach an agreement with the opposition at a news conference in khartoum the major differences remain over just who will lead the country more from him or more can in khartoum the opposition coalition and the military council still have a lot of differences to try to i

this is all over the special counsel's report about potential collusion between the trim campaign in russia and obstruction of justice barr released a redacted version of the report the democrats who controlled the committee said that's not good enough they want to see everything that was blacked out they want to see the evidence underlying conclusions they said the timeline did not give them that report so now they have issued this citation now both sides both parties trying to paint this as a very different issue democrats say this is about checks and balances republicans say this is about getting the president we have a constitutional responsibility to serve as a check and balance on an out of control executive branch the attorney general is totally out of control he will be held in contempt of congress i think that the my democrat colleagues are still in denial that the president was actually elected so now it goes to the full house for a vote we're at it again likely to pass then it seems likely the democrats will try to get a judge to order bar to release the information or you could

laundering case in history, involving nearly a quarter of a trillion dollars of very suspicious money from russia and former soviet states. it was turned into untraceable american dollars. >> $230 billion. >> kroft: one bank. >> wilkinson: one bank. >> kroft: one branch. >> wilkinson: one branch. >> kroft: and this is the whistleblower who found one loose thread and decided to pull on it. a lot of this money came into the bank and was out the door the next day, right? >> wilkinson: the next day? oh, you think it was that slow? ( laughs ) >> wertheim: in more than 70 countries worldwide, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender, or l.g.b.t. citizens live in fear for their safety, their freedom, and in some cases, their lives. their governments not only sanction brutality against them, but often carry it out. there's no obvious or easy escape path, but for those lucky enough to hitch a ride there is something called the rainbow railroad. >> cooper: you've probably heard of bitcoin, but to understand how the electronic currency works or why it's value has fluctuated so dramatically. tonight we'll intr

the most threatening ransomware tends to come from countries, including russia, that the f.b.i. can't reach. is cyber-crime becoming to the f.b.i. what banks were in the 1930s? >> christman: i think it is. cyber-crime has really become a way of life, and connected to everything we do, and really, every... every crime we see. and i know that by 2020, we expect to see 50 billion devices worldwide connected to the internet. >> pelley: so the question becomes, at what point does this ransomware come to our phones, where some crook says, "i've got your phone, send me 50 bucks"? >> christman: i think it's already on the doorstep for that. i think some of those devices that connect to the internet can not only be compromised, but they can be used to facilitate other attacks, under the command and control of bad actors. >> pelley: this can be, "i have your phone, i have your car, i have your house"? anything that's connected to the internet? >> christman: absolutely. ( ticking ) >> cbs money watch sponsored by lincoln financial, helping you create a secure financial future. >> good even

have taken as vice president and is urging ukraine to look into the origins of the special counsel's russia investigation. giuliani says "that information will be very, very helpful to my client, and may turn out to be helpful to my government." but he insists "we're not meddling in an election. we're meddling in an investigation, which we have a right to do." but democrats are furious. >> here you have the president's lawyer seeking help from a foig influence an american presidential election. i mean it's just appalling. >> reporter: giuliani has defended the trump campaign's willingness in 2016 to accept help from the russians. >> there's nothing wrong with taking information from russians! >> reporter: flow, giuliani says there's nothing illegal about seeking help from ukraine, but admits "somebody could say it's improper." asked if the president is aware, giuliani told the times "he basically knows what i'm doing, sure, as his lawyer." >> mashy bruce joing us now. rudy giuliani says that president trump know what is he is doing in the ukraine? >> yeah, but now the trump campaign says th

how russia is explaining this tonight. martha raddatz standing by. >>> new allegations of sexual misconduct, this time at mcdonald's. the claims involving at least 20 cities. workers as young at 16. >>> the great mystery involving the great white. the shark spotted just off the coast, not far from new york city. where they think the shark is tonight. >>> and he's back. will he break the all-time record? >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. and we begin with that state of emergency at this hour in missouri. reports of a confirmed tornado on the ground in that state just before we came on the air. tornado watches and flood alerts across several states tonight. it's already been a violent 24 hours. at least 30 reported tornadoes. this enormous one in okma. re tial rain on the way tonight. we watched today as emergency crews conducted water rescues on live television. this scene playing out in el reno, oklahoma. this whole system on the move tonight. we're also watching severe

calling the russia probe an attempt attempt attempted coups. >> i guess millions of pages of documents. i have no ideas what it is. i have no idea. our attorney general is in charge. let's see what he finds. >> now the president and attorney general are accused of weaponizing law enforcement and classified information against their political enemies and democrats still want to hear from robert mueller. abc's pierre thomas joins us now from washington. it's been a month since the mueller report was released and still no date for him to testify before congress. and now we may have the reason why. >> that's right. mueller's concern, he can't say much more than was released from his report, and his words that the public hearing could descend into a food fight where both sides try to use him as a pawn. mueller wants to make an opening statement and go into a closed session. but we have not heard anything officially from mueller and some sources saying they cannot rule him declining to testify at all, tom. >> thank you. >>> newly released body cam video of a deadly shooting that made headlin

william barr unprecedented powers to declassify information from other agencies over how the fbi's russia investigation into the trump campaign began. >> now i'm insisting that we get to the bottom of this. i think transparency is good for the american people. >> reporter: the president going as far as to call the fbi investigation a criminal act. >> they have unsuccessfully tried to take down the wrong person. you look at comey, mccabe, probably people higher than that. >> reporter: press secretary sarah sanders asked if trump would accept barr's conclusion, even if it found no wrongdoing. >> look, i'm not going to get ahead of what the final conclusion is. but we already know that there was a high level of corruption that was taking place. >> stephanie, we've learned the president's lawyers and house committees have come to an agreement about the trump financial records they've been fighting over in court? >> reporter: yes, they've reached the agreement with the house intelligence and financial services panels to hold off for now on making the records public. in exchange, trump's attorn

. >> reporter: special council robert mueller determined russia efforts to hurt hillary clinton and help donald trump in the 2016 election were "sweeping and systematic." the leaders of the major intelligence agencies and the president's number one ally on capitol hill have warned putin will try to do it again in 2020. >> they were very involved in the 2016 election. they're coming at us again. i'd like to stop them. >> reporter: but the president disagrees, telling fox news he doesn't think russia will target the us again. i don't believe they will be. i don't believe they will. >> jon karl, tonight after republicans senator lindsay graham told mary bruce this is done, he won't call mul tohe senate. mueller. >> reporter: earlier this week, he was adamant that mueller would not come before the senate judiciary committee. but today he has written a letter to mueller saying please inform the v to the committee if he could like to talk to the attorney general. the idea that robert mueller almost never speaks in public would call the committee and ask to testify seems remote at best. >> than

"i had nothing to do with russia helping me to get elected." which he emphatically walked back less than an hour later. el no, russia did not help me ge you ow who got me elected? you know who got me elected? i got me elected. >> the president today. terry moran live at the white house tonight. and terry, i want to go back to what we hear from attorney general william barr today. 24 hours ago, robert mueller said that justice department policy prevented him from making a decision on obstruction of justice, whether the president committed a crime, appearing to suggest another route, congress, but barr tonight appearing to contradict mueller, saying that mueller could have made that decision, and so, he decided himself. >> reporter: a small but crucial contradiction there, david. both men agree that justice department policy prevents the president from being charged with a crime, it would be too disruptive of the government. mueller says if he can't charge the government, don't make the call on whether or not he committed a crime, that's not fair

it's called a superjet 100, commonly used here in russia, not used at all in the u.s. or europe. that's because it has, as you said, a history of safety problems, in fact, in 2012, one of these planes flew into the side of a mountain in indonesia and everybody onboard perished. >> those are just devastating images from moscow. dan harris, thank you. >>> and to the other scare tonight, this one back here in the u.s. the passenger jet off a runway in florida, right into the water. much of the plane submerged in the river and tonight, the new video here of passengers escaping onto the wing of the plane right in the middle of a storm. and this question now, why did the pilot switch runways at the last minute? abc's victor oquendo is in the scene in jacksonville. >> reporter: tonight, we're learning more about what led to these harrowing moments on the wing of a jetliner. >> it was the loudest bang i've ever heard in my life. baby coming through! >> reporter: darwing silva shot the video after he opened the emergency door. >> we got the women and children onto the raft and the firefig

today, iran announced it will stop complying with parts of the nuclear deal unless europe, china and russia make up for the sanctions from the u.s. >>> meantime tonight, the big reveal. baby archie made his debut. what we heard from harry and meghan, as the baby, archie, meets the queen. abc's linsey davis from windsor. >> reporter: arm in arm, a giddy and beaming duke and duchess of sussex finally presenting archie harrison mountbatten-windsor. meghan glowing, calling the first days of motherhood magic. >> it's pretty amazing. i mean, i have the two best guys in the world, so i'm really happy. >> reporter: baby archie, swaddled tightly in dad harry's arms. >> can we have a little peak at him? we just can't quite see his face. >> reporter: giving the world a closer look, the new parents say they're still not sure who he takes after. >> we're still trying to figure that out. >> his looks are changing every single day, so who knows. >> reporter: just two days old, archie, completely unaware of the history he's making. the seventh in line to the british throne, he is the first multiracial baby

barr was supposed to testify about the special counsel's report on the russia investigation, as you know. democrats seizing the opportunity to make an example out of him. house speaker nancy pelosi, the highest ranking democrat calling the nation's top law enforcement officer a liar.ri w tellg thtruth to the that's a crime. >> house democrats now ar befheou to holde judiciary committee today. as barr democrats seized on the empty witness chair. >> come to order. >> creating their own made for tv spectacle. congressman steve cohn, a tennessee democrat, munched on a bucket of fried chicken during the hearing and flaunted a ceramic chicken to drive his point home. >> chicken barr should have shown up today and answered questions. >> barr skipping the hearing after democrats demanded he face questions from staff lawyers in a 30-minute block on top of the five rounds of questions from lawmakers. >> he took our ability to hear from bill barr today. >> republicans slammed the performance of their democratic colleagues. >> instead, we go back to a circus political stunt. to say we want it to loo

. >> this rescuer in russia has his work cut out for him. this is a heavy slab of concrete but there's something tiny stuck in there. no word on how it got in there, how they figured out how to get it but they did figure out that they need to break this thing apart to rescue what's inside. >> a 100% it's going to be a kitten. >> you think? >> cats get into the weirdest places. >> how much money do you want to put on that oli? >> all of charity's money. >> they start to work. one guy just breaking that thing apart. he reaches his hand in. are you still sticking with kitten? >> yes, kitten. >> you win. look at that. >> a little one. looks like a hamster. >> it is so tiny. >> it doesn't look big enough to be away from mom. >> this cat has been in there for a few days. >> the good thing is they were

. >> this aircraft, made in russia and flown almost exclusively in russia, has a very poor safety record and very poor reliability record. >> reporter: at least 41 are believed to be dead, including two children. the russian prime minister has ordered a criminal investigation into what caused the accident. dozens of passengers are still at the airport. they are currently receiving medical and psychological attention. judy mcarland, abc news. >>> we sent alerts throughout the day on our free "abc7 news" app. it's one way to stay on top of the news, just enable notifications. >>> the award winning chef has been diagnosed with breast cancer. cren was born in france before making a name for herself in the bay area. she revealed her diagnosis today on instagram. she says she is going to remain in her kitchen as much as possible. >>> san francisco's long-time fire chief joanne hayes-white hangs up her helmet for good tonight. >> she is retiring as a new chief is sworn in tomorrow. here's kate larson. ♪ >> reporter: ushered in by bagpipes. fire chief joanne hayes-white spent her last hours wi

general william barr faced a grilling today over his handling of the special counsel's report on the russia investigation. just in the past 90 minutes, we've learned barr will skip a house judiciary committee hearing tomorrow. sources tell us the decision comes amid disagreements over the hearing's format. reporter trevor aults looks at what happened today. >> with several calling on him to resign, william barr stood his ground during tense exchanges over his handling of the mueller report. >> your credibility is undermined within the department in this committee and with the american people. >> you accepted the report as the evidence? >> yes. >> you did not question or look at the underlying evidence that supports the conclusions in the report. >> no. >> barr facing new criticism following the revelation of a letter from a frustrated robert mueller sent march 27th and referencing a previous communication saying it did not fully capture the context, nature and substance of this office's work and conclusons. today, barr said it was a moot point calling it mind bendingly bizarre. >> the place

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. >>> developing news out of russia. a passenger plane makes a landing in mouscow. >> i am eric thompson. >> i am dion limb. that plane had taken off from moscow but turned back. abc reporter tells us the criminal investigation is underway. >> reporter: the passenger plane landing aeroflot taken earlier from the northern city. russian news agency says the crew reported the emergency and returned back to >> this aircraft flown exclusive in russia and has a poor record. >> russia's prime minister ordered the investigation to report on the cause of the fire. abc news, london. >> we have been sending out alerts with the abc 7 news mobile app. it is one way to stay on top of the fuse as it happens. be sure to enable the push alerts. >>> we are getting a look at this afternoon of what passengers saw when their charter jet liner skidded after the runway in florida. this is the shocking passenger standing at the boeing 737. another passenger appears to be holding a baby. the military charter flight landed in jacksonville during

the great state of pennsylvania and i say, oh, i need some help, let me call, let's see, let's call russia. it's the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on this country. >> meanwhile, a federal judge has sided with democrats who want trump's financial records. the small victory, though not enough to curb growing calls within the democratic party to start an impeachment inquiry against the president. house speaker nancy pelosi was confronted by top democrats in a closed door meeting yesterday. i'll be watching along with you. >>> how community leaders respond to community needs, happening today a santa clara supervisor will push for more money for survivors of sexual abuse. amanda dell indicaticastillio h story. >> reporter: money to help survivors of rape and other sex and abused crimes. >> in our community the way we've dealt with that we find at the jails, the district attorney, we fund the punishment side of this. >> reporter: she says the county isn't doing enough to fund prevention and intervention services. in april, san jose city leaders joined medical professionals to discuss race shapi

follows special counsel robert mueller saying his investigation into possible election tampering by russia did not exonerate the president. any impeachment proceedings would have to begin in the house of representatives. house speaker nancy pelosi said, quote, nothing is off the table enfrcisco yeerdacase assnd state senate. it would require manufacturers to get written permission before smart devices can store anything they pick up. supporters say no company should have the ability to record your conversations without your consent. critics say it may limit the device's functionality. >>> we have our countdown clock on the bottom your screen, 12 hours, 54 minutes away to abc's coverage of game one of the warriors versus raptors live in toronto. >> yesterday the dubs practiced on the court at scotiabank in toronto. this is the first nba finals in their first five-year run the warriors do not have home-court advantage but golden state has won at least one road game in a record 22 consecutive playoff series. they've also won six straight games since kevin durant strained his calf. he is out f

russia has struggled to sell it. experts are concerned about the plane's parts and maintenance. again, we're still waiting on the three theories what exactly happened in the crash. so we'll be watching throughout the morning for you. >> that's terrible. jessica, thank you. >>> it is now coming up on 4:31. if you're just waking up to us, good morning. a quick update on your weather and traffic. >> good morning. remember that chance of rain we were talking about last week? there it is. you see bohemian highway, bodega highway. a light shower right now. if you look to the south, .03 of an inch of rain fell overnight. you can see it's definitely a little damp. we're looking north. temperatures running in the upper 40s to mid-50s. by 9:00 this is all, for the most part, over. the clouds will start to open by noon. even with any sunshine today, cool like yesterday. 60s for the rest of us. by 7:00 we'll be barely around 60 degrees. hey, alexis. >>> good morning. just one incident on the board so far this morning. a couple more details for this crash on state route 237 merge, a crash in

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i come to the great state of pennsylvania and i say, oh, i need some help, let me call, let's see russia, let's call russiax country.petrated on this country >> meanwhile, a federal judge south islanded with the democrats for his financial records, the calls not enough to start an impeachment inquiry against the president. meanwhile, house speaker nancy pelosi was confronted by some top democrats in a closed door meeting yesterday. so tensions are very high. back to you. >> part of building a better bay area relies on how community leaders respond to community leads. >> an elected leader will push for more agency on sexual abuse. supervisor cindy chavez will ask her colleagues to set aside $5 million in reserve for gender based services, her vision services changing the way things have been done for decades. >> we fund the punishment side of this. what we're not funding at a high enough rate is the prevention, the intervention and the services that often victims need. >> i think folks might be surprised in hearing that, in fact, the county doesn't yet fund any sexual assault survivor ser

follows special counsel robert mueller saying his investigation into possible election tampering by russia did not exonerate the president. any impeachment proceedings would have to begin in the house of representatives. and house speaker nancy pelosi said, quote, nothing is off the table during an appearance in san francisco yesterday. president trump fired back at mueller tweeting, quote, the case is closed. >>> a new report says the white house wanted the "uss john mccain" kept out of sight for the recent trip to japan. a may 15th email that included the directive. the official said he would talk to the white house military office to get more information on the directive. trump has tweeted that he wastn ri h vit japan. la ye to or o pa a shut off power to san francisco during fire season. and happening today the california public utilities commission will consider that proposal. if approved pg&e would be able to shut off power to areas with a high wildfire risk like the east bay. "the chronicle" reports some transmission lines are connected to power lines if san francisco which means a

. >>> number two, a fiery plane crash in moscow, russia. authorities have recovered the bodies of 41 people killed. the flight recorders have been sent to a lap for analysis. the official cause under investigation. >>> one man is dead and another seriously hurt after the car they were in crashed into a tree. no word yet if speed was the cause of the crash. >> uber and lyft ride share drivers are planning to strike wednesday demanding increased job security, livable incomes and a cap on the company commission. >>> cloudy and 55 degrees. those clouds will keep our temperatures about two degrees below average mainly in the 60s this afternoon. >>> number six, the biggest issue is a crash in oakland north of 23rd avenue. it sounds like one person is trapped in their vehicle. the two left lanes are blocked and just starting to see a backup form. >>> the latest ""game of thrones" episode aired last night and the starbuks coffee cup that made it into a scene. you see it right there on the table. is this an outrageous oversight or some hidden meanin

right now at 6:00 a.m., new details emerging in that deadly plane crash in russia. jessica is tracking new clues at our live desk. >>> a bay area father killed in a fiery crash. now the victim's daughter meets the choir that survived the rec. >>> san francisco is about to make history. the crack down on facial recognition in the city. >> many of us will have another damp start to the day. mike mikko tracking that drizzle. >> you are never more than 7 minutes away, we'll jump right in. that's the cloud cover overtop of us. the closer you are to the coast, the closer your commute takes you there, the more likely you will run into drizzle. you can see a little misty here in san francisco. my accuweather 12-hour planner, temperatures pretty mild. not to heavy of a coat this morning. we'll be in the merchandise 60s at noon. we'll stay in the 50s there. we hit near 70 at 4:00. brighter and warmer this afternoon, mid-50s at the coast, low- to mid-60s for our bay and inland neighborhoods. >> good morning, mike, we will take you to the peninsula. we will ha

let's call russia. it's the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on this country. the growing calls within the democratic party to start an impeachment inquiry against the president. house speaker nancy pelosi confronted by top democrats yesterday, i want to note that i have been watching the president's twitter account this morning. he has not said anything this morning yet. back to you. >> okay. it's an early day, thank you, jess camps. a new development in the college bribery scandal. the chronicle report san francisco wine maker agustin francisco, huneeus. they say he paid $50,000 for a test proctor to improve his.'ss.a.t. scores and accused of bribing an official to get her on the u.s. po tea though she teacher's strike in the east bay is entering day two. they began picketing yesterday. leaders say about 20% of students showed up for classes, in other words, 80% of students were not in class. the teachers want a 10% pay hike over the next two years. the district is offering a 1% raise and 3% bonus. >>> san francisco, we have broken another record. this time i

. >>> number seven, special counsel robert mueller will make his first public statement on the russia investigation at 8:00 this morning. abc news plans to air a special report. >>> and of course we want to thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings this morning. before we leave we want to take another look at that crash on the bay bridge. this is no doubt what everyone will be talking about if they have this commute because it is a mess out there, frances. >> the three right lanes have been blocked for about two and a half hours. avoid the bay bridge and other alternate routes, unfortunately, are also jammed. >> a good day to take b.a.r.t., take the ferry in to san francisco if you have that commute. again, one person is dead, at least two have serious injuries and two more have minor injuries in this. >> we'll keep tracking this and sending out push alerts on the abc 7 news app. thank you for joining us. have fast internet a littland now the besthat you mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on yo wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great.