overseas in the uk. you get the sense, theresa may heading for a bad morning. this one saying, the gamble that backfired. another one calling it mayhem on teresa may. >> may's poll nightmare. obviously she called for this election and lo and behold it may not have worked in her favor. >> doesn't help when your last name is may. >> may not have worked out. >> headliners have a field day with that. >> true. >> the early voting results indicate the country is heading towards what's called a hung parliament after conservatives and prime minister, teresa may, failed to get an outright majority. >> conservatives will likely remain the largest party but won't have an absolute majority. a stunning setback for the prime minister who is already facing calls for her resignation. as the we mentioned, may ordered the snap elections to build her power base expecting a landslide. now the prime minister and her party have been weakened by the recent wave of terror attacks. >> the results could also muddle negotiations for britain to leave the european union. the pound has take

the london attack the third in the uk in three months. all of them carried out by men that were known to british authorities, and all of them, claimed by isis. diane, kendis. >> thanks to our correspondent there in london for us. >> to hawaii now and this first state to put its support for the paris climate agreement in writing. the governor david egay signed bills putting portions of the accord knee effect. one msh to increases hawaii's efforts to decrease green house gas emissions and establishes a task force to capture and store carbon dioxide. in california governor jerry brown signed emissions deal with the chinese president. the pair met in a closed door session in beijing. the men agreeing to increase trade between china and california. the nonbinding deal calls for them to emphasize green technologies to address climate change. >> the city of pittsburgh showing off popular and rather large premature baby for the first time. >> this female elephant calf born late last month. she met the public though for the first time. >> so she w

third attack in the uk since march. second in two weeks. a vigil will be held for the victims on monday. ariel rasheff, abc news, london. >> thanks. we are now learning new details about the people killed in the attacks. no americans among the dead or wounded. >> a canadian woman the first fatality identified. 30-year-old, christine archibald living in the netherlands, with her fiance, visiting london for the first time. they had decided to go for a nighttime stroll to see the sights. the country of france, confirmed one of their own has died. another is missing. many of the injured are in critical condition. and abc news confirmed the plot may have have been in the works for months. police believe they may know what triggered the strike saturday night. abc's brian ross has the story. >> reporter: police say they know a lot about the plot and the plotters. they moved quickly into this working class east london neighborhood. making at least 12 arrests. >> work is ongoing to understand more about them, about their connections, and about wheth

the uk enacted a similar ban. >> we are not standing on the sidelines. we are focused on detecting these threats. >> reporter: but authorities stress if airlines do not comply with the new stricter security standards the ban will go back into effect and some airlines would see their flights into the u.s. suspended. maggie rulli, abc news, new york. >>> changes will be phased in over time. they're going to start off with explosive trace detection. then come the dogs, additional screen and so on. so you're looking at about six months for everything. >> when they initially put in the electronics ban it confused many airports and airlines around the world. for example, when we have seen lithium batteries explode on board planes, it's been in the cabin. so somebody's been alert enough to put it out. >> so if it happens underneath. >> in the checked luggage area. >> no one can address it. >> so airlines were alarmed by that policy. it's a very vague policy. >>> also the travel ban is expected to be implemented today. there's that too. >>> of course. moving on

. >> check out this mom in the uk that is an art student or also a recent art student and decided to turn her hedge there into a photo her son. she also did it with her partner. >> the hair. >> 51-year-old partner there. >> look at it. not bad. >> his hair would have been easier. >> her daughter is peeved hasn't done her daughter. >> jealous. >>> speaking of jealous, how much would you pay for a prime parking spot? >>> this morning on "world news now," the chilling moment gunfire rang out on the baseball field, leaving a congressman in critical condition and several others injured as so many ran for cover. >> that horrific shooting is bringing some unity to the nation's capital with democrats and republicans coming together for a special baseball dinner. >>> the parents of college student otto warmbier expected to discuss their son's condition later today. >> he is home but in a coma after being in north korea for a year. >>> and the battle between the two nicest humble fighters in the world is officially happening. mayweather/mcgregor. trash talking under way. plus mayweather's soci

. >> ariana grande is back in the uk, meantime, meeting with survivors in the hospital. and she's preparing for tomorrow's star-studded benefit concert where there will be a massive security presence. adrienne is on the story for us this morning. hi, adrienne. >> that's right, dan and paula. the event selling out in six minutes, the tribute to the victims and survivors of the manchester bombing will have unprecedented security. ariana grande touching down in manchester ahead of her star-studded charity concert taking place tomorrow. as crews prepare for one love manchester, the singer whose concert was hit by a suicide bombing 12 days ago -- >> oh, my god. >> reporter: -- paid a surprise visit to some of the youngest survivors recovering at a local hospital. then sharing this heartwarming moment with her fans on social media. also showing support, prince william paying his respects to police as part of the visit. officers across manchester on high alert ahead of sunday's events setting up a ring of steel around the venue including heavily armed patrols who will arrive at

. >>> this morning queen elizabeth is celebrating her birthday over in the uk. >> although her day of birth is actually in april, today marks the official festivities, and abc's molly hunter joins us live from london with more on all of the pomp and pageantry. molly, good morning to you. >> reporter: paula and dan, good morning. it's called trooping the color. more than 1,400 troops, 200 horses on parade, and it's a tradition that dates back to the 17th century. ♪ a royal birthday celebration for a queen and three future kings. this morning all eyes on the littlest royals, prince george and princess charlotte stealing the spotlight from their great grandmother. the queen and the recently retired duke of edinboro riding in a vintage carriage from buckingham plaza along the mall to horse guards parade and there's kate riding with prince harry while prince william and prince charles riding on horseback. last year charlotte's first balcony appearance and prince george already mastering the royal salute. the queen showing william who's boss telling her grandson to stand up. at 91 still v

clooney and wife amal welcomed daughter ella and son alexander tuesday morning in the uk. amal's mother giving a first glimpse into how things are going in an interview with "people" magazine. >> it's as if in her words they have been parents this entire time. they are immediately taking to it and seem to be doing well. >> reporter: the couple, though, put it differently, saying in a statement soon after the births, george is sedated and should recover in a few days. a fitting joke about the 56-year-old first time dad who in a 1996 interview with "entertainment tonight" said this day may never come. >> i don't have any biological clock ticking. i don't have any interest in having children at all. >> reporter: and now celebrity friends are celebrating his change of heart. >> congratulations. he doesn't need -- he'll figure it out. he'll be a great father. >> he's going to need some sleeping pills. >> reporter: keeping their parents up all night while keeping the world in suspense, but while there are no photos yet of the twins, we are getting some hints. >> george's mother

." >>> breaking news, uk in chaos. the shocking election results just in. prime minister theresa may suffering a huge blow at the polls. now struggling to keep her job and the country together as officials demand she resign. may rushing to meet the queen, the global fallout this morning. >>> caught on camera, the dangers of walking while distracted. the terrifying moment this woman takes a devastating fall right through a door in the sidewalk. she didn't even see it coming on her phone tumbling eight feet below. >>> abc news exclusive, chelsea manning speaks out. the transgender soldier convicted for the largest leak of classified information in u.s. history one-on-one for her first tv interview since a release from military prison. >> i've accepted responsibility. anything i've done it's on me. >> why she did it and her life now. >> thank you. for giving me a chance. that's all i wanted. >> first on "gma" this morning. >>> good morning, america. hope you're well this friday morning. what a dramatic transformation for chelsea manning. >> absolutely. you kno

george and amal clooney welcomed their twins daughter ella and son alexander tuesday morning in the uk. the proud parents say in a statement, ella, alexander and amal are all healthy, happy and doing fine. george is sedated and should recover in a few days. >> it is classic george clooney to have wit and a sense of humor about life. >> reporter: clooney tied the knot with amal in 2014 at 53 and has admitted that being a first-time dad later in life has made him the butt of his friends' jokes. >> a table of eight guys and all their kids are away in college and we're sitting there and they're all being supportive, you know, it's going to be fine, you'll be great. you'll love it then it got quiet and all just started making baby crying. and the whole table just busted up laughing. >> reporter: his friend matt damon talking about george and fatherhood. >> he said, well, you have, you know, four and i said, yeah, but not at once. one at a time. i don't know how anybody does twins. >> reporter: clooney has been very vocal about his excitement. >> we're really happy and excited and it's going

earlier this morning a moment of silence was held across the uk for the victims and we are now learning new details about the men who carried out the deadly attack. one of them was well known to authorities for his extremist views and abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross is here with the latest on that. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, amy. police this morning have identified a third attacker, a moroccan from italy who also was well known to police as an isis sympathizer. adding to questions police are facing this morning of whether they dropped the ball and failed to keep tabs on people they knew as potential threats. it was just last year that 27-year-old khuram butt was featured in a documentary aired on channel 4 in london about a group that openly campaigns for strict islamic sharia law. here praying before the black flag of islam. the attacker is detained by police and accuses the officers of discrimination. >> because he's white and he's english, he can go, but all of us that were just praying, we have to stay. >> reporter: counterterror experts say t

what we're now learning about the terrorists' past and the heros who jumped in to stop them as the uk's prime minister theresa may says it's time for things to change. >> enough is enough. >> overnight, president trump speaking out about the attack. >> this bloodshed must end. >> vowing to help the uk bring the terrorists to justice but coming under fire for his tweets attacking london's mayor, just hours after the rampage while back here at home he braces for a showdown with james comey as the fired fbi director prepares to testify about the russia investigation. ♪ ♪ turn the other cheek >>> and the world's biggest stars and millions around the globe coming together. >> where's the love? >> uniting against terror in a defiant show of courage. ariana grande returning to manchester with the world watching. ♪ where is the love >> where's the love y'all? >> the benefit concert for the victims of that attack and the powerful message of love over hate. ♪ where is the love the love >>> and good morning, america. what an emotional scene in manchester last night. a big take that to the

. >>> ariana grande just arrived back in the uk this morning for her benefit concert for the victims of that terror attack and you can watch the one love manchester concert on many of our abc stations after the nba finals sunday night and you can watch it live on the channel freeform. check your local listings. >> that will really be some event. >>> right now we turn to that uber incident, a 16-year-old girl in custody accused of killing her driver after he picked her up at a walmart. mara schiavocampo here with that story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, it's a shocking crime. prosecutors say a 16-year-old girl, your typical high school student typically brutally murdering her uber driver. the suspect is not talking now facing charges as an adult being held without bail. this morning, an illinois teen facing murder charges for what officials are calling a brutal and unprovoked attack on an uber driver. 16-year-old eliza wasni appearing in court after prosecutors say she attacked her uber driver with a knife and machete early tuesday for no apparent reason at all. fatally wo

. >>> quite a scene overnight in the uk, but we're going to start this morning, we're tracking the new developments in the london terror attack starting with the investigation. >> police have detained a number of people in those overnight raids after arresting 12 people yesterday. isis has also claimed responsibility for the attack which killed 7 people and injured nearly 50. >>> and campaigning resumes today for the uk general election. voting will take place on thursday as scheduled. also rail and subway stations re-opened this morning and so did the london bridge where the massacre began. >> so far one of the people killed has been identified. canadian christine archibald was living in europe with her fiance. it was her first time visiting london. and london's top police officials said this morning they believe they know the names of the attackers and are working to find any accomplices. >> they say the terrorists may have been ready to strike for some time. overnight, police converging on east london, conducting more raids in connection with the terror attacks, and this morning, th

this is the third attack in the uk in three months. >>> governor brown is in china this this week strengthening california's close climate ties with the nation. today the governor signed an agreement with the golden state's sister state, joan sue province. clean energy and technology is the focus of this trip. brown wants to reaffirm the commitment of global sub national governments like california to reduce greenhouse emissions. >>> meantime, the governor's office announced the newly formed climate alliance added ten new members. the alliance was formed by brown and the governors of new york and washington. members of the coalition are committed to the paris climate agreement and taking aggressive action on climate change. delaware, virginia and rhode island are a few of the states that have now joined. >>> we're taking a live look outside at blue skies and this view from mt. tam. temperatures are going to drop steadily this week. the forecast in ten minutes. >>> gives away two gift cards but before anyone can use them, but before anyone can use them, the money is ♪ ♪ award winning interfa

. >>> security is tightening in the uk as preparations are under way for ariana grande's star-studded manchester concert. she returns, she has a clear message for her fans and finally, seeking redemption in the nba finals, golden state is trying to avoid a repeat of what happened last season against cleveland. hope to see you soon. >> the uptown theater in napa is the latest ka cancel a kathy griffin show because of a parody she did of president trump. yesterday she held a news conference to address the backlash she's received after she held up the likeness of the president's severed head. >>> zbremp revealed she is being investigated by the secret service and receiving death threats. she says she feels bullied for expressing her first amendment rights. >> it's hurtful. yes. it's censorship is what it is. i am going to make fun of the president. you know what i'm going to make fun of him more now. >> reporter: earlier this week, griffin apology sized for going too far. republican party spokesman mike reed called the news conference a desperate attempt to change the conversation. >>> c

a first in the uk, a self driving food truck on the road deliveries groceries to people in london. the electric vehicle is part of a dril program and the goal here is to reduce congestion and test the future of shopping. it's not a fully self-driving system, though. the truck still has someone behind the wheel in case. the technology uses a combination of cameras and lasers around the truck telling it where to go and what to do next. >> the future is here. >> uh-huh. >>> time to ask finney. romano has a question about a home. >> she spoke to us in daly city. here's the answer. >> my question is, is this the best time to buy a >> hey, ramona. i get this question a lot. it's an important one to many of us in the bay area. the's no way to know for sure. here's the bottom line, a secure job and plan to live in the home for a few years, you're probably pretty safe buying in just about any market here in the bay area. over time, prices will eventually go up. cut the best deal you can. and then wait for a while and you'll look like a financial genius. ramona, good luck and thank you for y

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. >> reporter: a disaster for the uk prime minister tonight. theresa may's conservatives suffering a stunning setback. the first world leader to visit president trump at the white house. walking with him hand-in-hand. called this election early, certain she would increase her majority and brexit mandate. instead, the country woke up to this. >> i think we've witnessed a political earthquake. >> reporter: theresa may's party losing the majority in parliament. but labor, her main opposition, faring far better than expected, energizing a youth vote angry about brexit. and terror attacks in manchester and london didn't help may's lackluster campaign. >> lost votes, lost support, and lost confidence. i would have thought that is enough. >> reporter: but theresa may is striking a deal with a smaller party to keep her job. >> that is what people voted for last june. that is what we will deliver. >> reporter: president trump was a vocal supporter of brexit and tonight he called mrs. may. brexit will happen because most parties vowed to honor the refere

researchers in the uk find that consumption of around five large glasses of wine over a week over the course of 30 years are worst off in their mental ability. with mris showing structural changes in the brain. >>> and it's a girl and a boy. actor george clooney and wife amal welcoming twins ella and alexander, their first children. a spokesmen announcing the arrival, saying they're doing healthy and doing well, and adding that, george is sedated and should recover in a few days. congrats to that growing family. >>> when we come back -- america strong tonight. the sacramento climber making history. no harness below. climbing el capitan. those are trees down below. and we asked him, what did his mother say? did he tell her? got it. rumor confirmed. they're playing. -what? -we gotta go. -where? -san francisco. -when? -friday. we gotta go. [ tires screech ] any airline. any hotel. any time. go where you want, when you want with no blackout dates. [ muffled music coming from club. "blue monday" by new order. cheers. ] [ music and cheers get louder ] the travel rewards credit card from ban