julian: hurricane agatha. the first of the 2022 storm season has now been downgraded to a tropical storm in mexico. potentially dangerous flooding and landslides. drew: number five, get ready for a sunny afternoon. look at those temperatures close to 70's and 80's. jobina: number six, we have a slowdown popping up on our map right now. southbound 17 past idlewild road. julian: number seven, there is a new abc documentary that tells a story of the 1978 killings of -- and supervisor harvey milk. you can find it on abc seven streaming app. kumasi: we are waiting to see if giants manager will be back on the field today for the national anthem. he was on the field for the national anthem in philadelphia yesterday in recognition of memorial day. told reporters that at his game last friday he intends to skip it going forward as a political protest after the school shooting in you volte, texas. he says he is taking his decision day by day. julian: preparations are underway for what will be the go six abc finals. fans

and julian himself is a workaholic. he was always working, doing something, either working with his computer, either having meetings with his team, with his visitors, with his legal team, giving conferences, giving interviews. ♪♪♪ michael: from inside the embassy, assange continued to challenge governments around the world. over the next three years, wikileaks published more than two million foreign government e-mails, the details of international trade agreements, and evidence of how america's national security agency was tapping the phones of foreign leaders. matthew miller: i think there was always a lot of anger at julian assange for accepting and publicizing a united states national security information. i think there was never a sense inside the justice department that julian assange was a journalist or that he s just, yoknow, trying to publish national security information for any whistle-blowing purpose but that he just, kind of, wanted to take whatever he could get and publish it without any wonder whethe

julian: holiday weekend travel chaos. flight cancellations and gas prices. >> especially due to my accident, i cannot give up. a bay -- kumasi: a bay area teenager lost his sight due to gun violence. how he is pushing through. julian: good morning and thank you for being here. drew: expecting a lot of sunshine today and breezy conditions. already seeing winds increase on the coast. as the day goes on, we will find the wind more active. temperatures right now, not too terribly chilly. here is an epic camera as a cruiseship passes by. clear skies as that sunrise is upon us. take the sunglasses with you and put the sunscreen on. those breezes continue to increase. it -- julian: the travel nightmare continues whether you are driving or flying. for drivers, the cost of glatt -- gas is still soaring. aaa reports that the average gas for a gallon of gas is more than six dollars across the board. thousands of flights have been canceled this holiday weekend. amy hollyfield is life rests with the details. good morning. reporter app

julian: breaking news. in east bay filled with flames as the church growers are greeted by this mess. this church now destroyed that fire still burning. kumasi: america's battle over gun control. the chance any reform might be passed on capitol hill. >> this crowd is on their feet. the warriors are going to the nba finals again. julian: we are still so hyped this morning. the dynasty, the warriors are in the nba finals. so much to celebrate this morning. a job well done on that sweep. -- gentlemen sweep, closing it out in five games. kumasi: drew, what is in store for people? drew: the energy is high. the warmest day by the end of the holiday weekend but overall shaping up to be very nice. we are in the mid and upper 50's. san jose, the shark tank, sunny skies. a fair amount of cloud cover close to the coast. marine layer's very typical with the may gray on this friday morning. we will warm into the 50's and 60's by lunchtime, and later today warmer inland compared to yesterday. a slightly below average day

julian: best life. kumasi: as many people are returning to work, they say pet friendly environments are important as a perk to go back to the office and employers are listening to that. companies seem to be leading the trend to make work fuzzier. this dog right here. is this somebody's desk? julian: living the life we all want to live right there. kumasi: that dog. lisa: i can't picture it here. it is cute, but i cannot picture it. kumasi: you don't think so? it is a good idea but what if your dog is a little extra? we will just say it like that. julian: a little rowdy. and also, you have to make sure they havea place to go. kumasi: they need to be trained. lisa: a little chaotic maybe. we are going to have some wind that is going to kind of mess up your hair maybe today. that is because this system is digging down into the northern part of the state bringing in some cooler air and pressure gradient is going to tighten and that means wind already happening for parts of the bay area today. 51 in oakland

julian? julian: developing news, apparently from a supreme court draft opinion indicates the court is poised to overturn roe v. wade with a live look at the supreme court this morning. 9:00 out east and you can see protesters are starting to gather and the news of the leak is hitting shockwaves across the morning and demonstrators with jobina live. jobina: those who follow the supreme court say the leak of a majority draft opinion of this magnitude is remarkable but caution it is not the final word yet. demonstrators showed up outside the supreme court in washington, d.c. after politico obtained documents from a person "familiar" with the proceedings ," for centered on the mississippi band, labeled a first draft but in the draft the apparent author, samuel alito, writes that roe was egregiously wrong from the start. >> this decision should be left to every american to make for themselves. not a decision that is limited and restricting a freedom that is taken away by a supreme court. jobina: p

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julian: so it packs a punch. kumasi: everyday? julian: it gives you long life, bradley. i'm listening -- gives you long life, apparently. i'm listening. kumasi: the grocery store pickup that could take your get together to a whole another level. julian: stepped up security in the wake of the texas school shooting. the extra security steps taken at bay area schools. kumasi: we are taking a live look outside right now. it is raining on the camera right now in santa cruz. 627 time for controller, yvonne yiu. as an executive at top financial firms, yiu managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, yiu saved taxpayes over $55 millio. finding waste. saving money. yiu is for you. another crazy day? of course it is—you're a cio in 2022. so what's on the agenda? morning security briefing—make that two. share that link. send that contract. see what's trending. check the traffic on your network, in real time, with the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. lunch? -sure. you've got time. onboard 37 new people, with 74 new devices. does anybody have any questi

julian: the u.s. supreme court potentially said to overturn decades of established abortion rights, strong reactions morning plus new funding that could be coming to a clinic here. kumasi: summerlike heat in the bay area and we are tracking this warm up most of -- this warm up. julian: the affordable housing solution in silicon valley. kumasi: where is the window? julian: we clearly have a lot to get to with the story, thanks for being with us on this tuesday, may 3. kumasi: let's start with a check of the forecast. lisa: we are waking up to cooler temperatures but it will not last long step a look in our east bay 45 and woman creek. we are in the upper 40's and send carlos. 24 hours ago, we were slightly warmer but that will change before the noon hour as temperatures climb. by 9:00, there are some 60's and then look at the low 70's arrived in land. the wind is light and it will still be in the 60's at the coast but the sea breeze will be typical, nothing too intense. upper 70's with 80 in livermore

my view is julian: julian: peaceful protest is the american way. he made headlines friday, choosing to stay off the?" field until "?" i better about the direction of our country he says he may suspend that in recognition of memorial day. kumasi:--heisel graduation start one week for today. all schools will be on summer break by june 9. julian: this morning, nancy pelosi's husband was arrested. jobina: neither paul pelosi nor the other driver were hurt in the crash. law enforcement is releasing new details about the case. speaker pelosi is not saying much as of this morning. the chp says the incident happened saturday night on highway 29 in napa county. speaker pelosi was away in rhode island at the time, giving a sunday commencement speech to college graduates. >> i think that flex poorly on the speaker and on congress, generally. i don't think we should be paying much attention to what her husband is doing. again, he is not an elected official. >> speaker pelosi's office said she will not be speaking on the matter. his bail was set at $5,000 and h

julian: learning how to knit. kumasi: [laughter] julian: that is a lot of backyard space. kumasi: i like it. julian: at 6:00, summer barbecue solved. the new grocery store pickup that could take your get together to another level. kumasi: buy amazon close in person. the new store that just opened in a california mall. julian: also, the fate of the controversial murals julian: will the back. a lot of -- welcome back. a lot of debate over what you are seeing. murals will stay at george washington high school. the school board decided not to appeal a court order to keep them. the murals have been under debate for years as current and former students pushed to have them removed. they argue students should not have a daily reminder about the enslavement of black people and native americans. others argue they have historical value and should be preserved. dozens of paypal employees have been laid off. reporter say 83 employees at san jose headquarters received pink slips last month. the company also owns venmo. no word if venmo employees will be impacted. paypal has not commente

julian assange didn't do that. he just dumped massive amounts of raw, confidential information, all sorts of information which, according to the us government, compromised sources, led to direct threats to individuals. hejust dumped it on the internet. well, that's simply not true. and i dispute the premise that wikileaks is in any way different to, for example, what the international consortium of investigative journalists... right, but your problem is that many of the journalists that he worked with at one time or another then disowned the way he handled some of the information that wikileaks received. look, wikileaks, in the process of the extradition, a lot of information is now in the public domain as part of the legal case. people who are actually working side—by—side withjulian say that julian was extraordinarily responsible. it is simply not true that wikileaks dumped information. 15,000 of the afghan war diaries were withheld. the iraq war logs were actually criticised by wired for being over—redacte

julian: thank you. now to the latest pandemic headlines. contra costa county will announce a plan to refocus its emergency response to covid. the path to zero initiative blame to reduce preventable death in the fda has announced a meeting next month to talk about the request for emergency evacuation for its vaccine. the request has been pending since january. officials in beijing have enacted sweeping restrictions. all of the city's 22 million residents will have to go through three rounds of mandatory covid testing. amazon is ending its paid leave, paid covid leave for its worker starting today. employees will have to use sick time or take unpaid leave if they test positive. the company is not paying employees if they need time off to which test results. kumasi: new zealand has read opens to tourists after two-year lockout because of the pandemic. taurus from over 50 countries can get back into new zealand after restrictions were dropped. you can see how emotional those reunions were. one man traveled

julian: julian glover, abc 7 news. ama: you can get in touch with julian on facebook and twitter. dan: coming up, meet the girl who helped both children and the elderly during the pandemic, and she is only in high school. ama: fresco understanding the philippine election family is just very important. she's my sister and we depend on each other a lot. she's the rock of the family. she's the person who holds everything together. it's a battle, you know. i'm going to be there. keytruda and chemotherapy meant treating my cancer with two different types of medicine. in a clinical trial, keytruda and chemotherapy was proven to help people live longer than chemotherapy alone. keytruda is used to treat more patients with advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you have advanced nonsquamous non-small cell lung cancer and you do not have an abnormal “egfr” or “alk” gene. keytruda helps your immune system fight cancer, but can also cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body. thi

the prosecution of julian assange is the most consequential press freedom case of our modern era. not only is assigned his life at stake and his health in his well being, but the public's right to know is at stake. and this really seeks to criminalize standard in normal journalistic activity that journalists engage in all the time. it will really fundamentally shape how journalists can continue on with their work . and this is also, of course, a retaliation against you, julie, and assigned an wiki leeks for reporting on very embarrassing activities on behalf of the u. s. government. so this was public interest journalism that julie and assigned was engaged with. and he really exposed to u. s. war crimes in iraq and afghanistan. c, i a spying on innocent citizens as well as torture. so this case is very serious and extradited. julian assigned to the united states is a blatant violation of human rights and will what many other journalists at risk in the future. so let's say a song, ge does get sent to the u. s. which is looking quite likely would you think will happen? well, every s

juliÁn castro and matthew dowd, i want to thank both of you. that was the superintendent of schools, how will harold, who announced that schools will be closed. that's a, school is done for the rest of the school year. before him, you heard the police chief for uvalde, who gave us some of the updates on the shooting, we do now know that it is 18 -- 18 students -- who were killed. i want to thank matthew dowd and juliÁn castro for being here. i want to now welcome nikole, founder of sandy hook promise. she lost her six-year-old son in the sandy hook shooting. nicole, i cannot imagine -- i cannot imagine how you feel right now. please share with us what these parents are dealing with. >> i -- i can only speak for my own experience and the shock that overtook me. i don't think that any of these parents have any idea what has just happened. and what is to happen in the days and weeks to come. this is just not normal, this is not natural in any way, shape or form. this is not something that you think about. we know there have been so many shootings

back with me in uvalde, juliÁn castro. juliÁn, i was struck by something that senator murphy said from this morning. you're talking through specific policies, but the landing point is we have to break the logjam. there is value in and of itself in proving to americans of all political stripes that washington can deliver on this issue regardless of how minimal that delivery is. >> i know we said it a lot, but what you hear here and i'm sure across the country's people want something to change. folks often say that politics is the -- the truth is if you've been watching, for a while there is not been compromise on big issues like this where people have strong, deep feelings. republicans essentially have been beholden to the nra and to that very vocal and participatory small, but vocal minority in the republican party that determines primary outcomes. having said that, perhaps there are areas where if you combine measures on gun safety with additional resources for mental health, which democrats also like. they've been fight

julian castro is back with us. julian, during one of the breaks, we talked about the fact that i have a five-year-old and pre-k. the day after the shooting, they had an active shooting drill at school. i could not stop thinking about her teacher and what happened here and uvalde. you had to, with the strain, leader class bravely through the general, knowing what happened with kids much older than my youngest. this conversation that you're having a home? >> they pick up on it, as you know. they pick up on so much. they have a little bit of a conversation with our seven -year-old in an age appropriate way. the teacher in his first grade classroom had a conversation as well in an age appropriate way. i think for all of us, from parents to teachers, for the students themselves, this one feels different. >> you are married to an educator. this is real to you and multiple ways. >> for sure, there is a sadness that this is what we have become as a country. there is anger. people are infuriated. what i heard today, above e

so, it's his mom, his dad, his sister, his brother, julian, d then mand then the dog. and so it was just, like, i felt b for, like, adding anothererson to this, like, house that during just the most stresul time. if you are in a relationship and everything takes place within a home and you're, like, need to stay in the same bubble and do everything together, it's just like you are, like, living a different kind of life together. because everything's more together, i feel like it does make it more mature for sure. like, you age, like, 20 years. julian: i have never felt butterflies like i've felt for you. izzy: aw! that's so sweet. julian: really. izzy: i love you very much. [izzy chuckles] jack: my parents' reaction? oh, kind of brought it up slowly. i was like, "what i left the cotry?" and they were like, ack, you have to be kidding. there's no way you could be leaving the country in the middle of a pandemic." and i show them the plane ticket, and i'm like-- and they're like, "jack, you are not getting on that plane." and then i'm just like, "and what if i booked an a

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plus, julian emanuel will be here and he's sticking to his guns saying the s&p will finish the year at 4800 that is a jump of nearly 25% how he says we'll get there. and later, nordstrom surging we'll dig into the numbers and guidance straight ahead. i'm melissa lee. this is "fast money" in the heart of times scare on the desk tonight, tim, dan, guy. they wear ties we start off with a little social media company that put a nearly half trillion dollar dent in the market. its worst day since going public, but the impact felt way beyond social media. the concern it raised over everything there ad targets to the jobs market to the war in ukraine, sent shares of big tech tumbling so how could snap with essentially one product spark such a strong reaction and is it a canary in the coal mine, guy? >> well that's what rick seemed to indicate. you just heard him on the overtime he likes names other than facebook he likes google here performance advertising. makes sense. is it a canary in the coal mine? absolutely i think snap is not just snap specific and the fact that now you're talking about

so this was public interest journalism that julian assigned was engaged with. and he really exposed to u. s. war crimes in iraq and afghanistan. c. i a spying on innocent citizens as well as torture. so this case is very serious and extradited. julian assigned to the united states is a blatant violation of human rights and will like many other journalists at risk in the future. rushes foreign ministry has leveled fresh accusations against the u. s. it saying it has proof that washington conducted illegal developments of bio weapons inside ukraine prior to russia's military operation. the following that i see is get the materials received by russia. allow us to draw an unambiguous conclusion that inside the bar laboratories of ukraine in the emitted vicinity of russia. the development of biological weapons was carried out with the support of private american companies affiliated with the u. s. military department. early this week, during an international security me things, a lot of my parents said russia has documentary evidence of bio weapons labs in your clai

thank you very much, julian fowler _ nationalists. thank you very much, julian fowler in _ nationalists. thank you very much, julian fowler in belfast. _ prince charles and the duchess of cornwall are to appear in a special platinum jubilee episode of eastenders. they visited the set of the bbc soap in march — it's now emerged while there they were filmed for an episode to be broadcast on the second ofjune. rhaya barton reports. eastenders theme. when tv royalty meets real—life royalty. this was the duke and duchess of cornwall visiting albert square back in march. but it wasn't just a social visit. we now know the royal couple will be starring in a specialjubilee episode of eastenders to celebrate the queen spending 70 years on the throne. cheering. they won't be tangling with the mitchells or setting up on the market, though. they will be dropping in on a street party celebration as themselves. it's one of the best days of my life, honestly. and i mean that. i'm such a royalist anyway, personally. so yeah, it was just wonderful.

they doubly correspondent, been for julian is in davos covering the for him. he sent us this assessment. this is the most urgent. well there kind of like form that i've been to over the past decade an in the past 50 years. it's the most significant, according to klaus schwab. the forums found it. we've got these problems of global supply chains. again, like we saw in the pandemic pick now because of the war in ukraine. energy prices that are shooting up inflation, which is got people wide all around the world. also food security, 25000000 tons of grain, a stuck in ukraine right now and can't get out. the only thing that continues to flow is the oil. and that's what zalinski has a big problem about because it's funding the war in ukraine for the russians. he wants an oil embargo, he wants a ban on all banks. he doesn't want the i t sector profiting any more. and he also wants no trade. what so ever and he knows he can get that from people here in davos . it's a tricky one though because it's an economic balancing game. that was the devil. he's been for julian r

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julian: sunny and warmer weather moving into the 80's today. kumasi: i neighborhood on high alert after this bear was spotted roaming city streets. good morning, it's tuesday, may 3. julian: thanks for being with us on this tuesday and let's start off with a look at the accuweather forecast. lisa: somebody is excited. we will warm up today significantly and we are seeing a wind ship. this is a classic ridge of high pressure off sure that is building in and that will allow for the warmth.

julian's, grandmother, sara, was a young jewish girl in the free part of france. the part that was not occupied by the nazis themselves. it was not free it was administered by pro nazi french government in world war ii. she had a happy childhood with loving parents. she was able to maintain the illusion of normalcy, and quote, despite the increase of nazi propaganda and her own experience with antisemitism at school. there is a particularly heart-wrenching moment when sarah asks her father, why do they hate us? he responds that it is not all people who hate them, quote, i try not to think in terms of a good and bad, i think of light and dark. i prefer that all people have a light that shines inside of them. this light allows us to see into other peoples hearts, to see the beauty that is there, the love, the sadness, the humanity. some people have lost this light. they have darkness inside of them. that is all they see and others, darkness, no beauty, no love. why do they hate us? they cannot see our light nor can they extinguish it as long as we shine our light, w

julian, you are looking at me. next, how will the nation respond on the push for gun safety reform in washington and beyond, when american forces continues after this. beyond, when american they onls with 5g. and with coverage of over 96% of interstate highway miles, they've got us covered. continues after this this is the sound of nature breathing. and this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is a different kind of asthma medication. it's not a steroid or inhaler. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's one maintenance dose every 8 weeks. it helps prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and lower use of oral steroids. nearly 7 out of 10 adults with asthma may have elevated eosinophils. fasenra is designed to target and remove them. fasenra is not a rescue medication or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth, and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treatments unless

so this is public interest journalism that julian assigned was engaged with and he really so us war crimes in iraq and afghanistan. c, i, a buying on innocent citizens is low torture, so this case is very serious and extra dating. joining us on to the united states is a blatant violation of human rights and will put many other journalists at risk in the future. joe biden has been among those accusing russia of spreading disinformation online with the use of boats with a new audit in the us as we revealed that the president's own followers on social media as actually as real as he might think. it's going to details not correspondent, in washington, d. c. rachel blevins. rachel, good to see. you could just tell us more about this audit and this revelations well, it appears the job. ivan isn't nearly as popular as his number's claim. he is at least on twitter. that's according to a recent audit which found that out of bivens more than $22000000.00 followers. nearly half of those are actually fake accounts. now this audit was conducted by the software company spark, toro and they use a tool to

and this is also, of course, a retaliation against you. julian, assigning in wiki leaks for reporting on very embarrassing activities on behalf of the us government. so this is public interest journalism that julian assigned was engaged with, and he really exposed to u. s. war crimes in iraq and afghanistan. c, i a spying on innocent citizens as well as torture. so this case is very serious, and extra guiding julian assigned to the united states is a blatant violation of human rights. and we'll put many other journalists at risk in the future. joe biden has been among those accusing russia of spreading dis, information online with the use of boats with a new order in the u. s. has revealed that the president's own followers on social media, on site when he is real, as he might think, as get the data national correspondent in washington dc, rachel blevins. rachel, good to see. could you tell us more about this audit and his revelations? well, it appears that job, ivan isn't nearly as popular as his number's claim. he is at least on twitter, that's according to a recent audit which foun

that was a been for julian reporting from davos in switzerland. and here now are some of the other stories making use around the world to sell. turkish president, rich of type eta one says he will no longer speak to the greek prime minister. at one accuses kitty accost its attack is of harboring a muslim cleric, hostile to anchor, and pressuring us officials not to so fighter jets to turkey. australia, new prime minister, anthony albanese, is making the leaders of the us, japan and india for regional security talks in tokyo, the so called quad countries are focusing on the potential threat from china. a key issue is the security of taiwan allegations of abuse of minorities are likely to dominate a trip to china by the united nations. human rights chief michaud bachelor will visit the remote. she chang region where it's claimed, wiggle and other muslim minority suffered serious miss treatment. us is labeled it genocide. wiggle leaders and rights activists are concerned that china will stage manage the trip for propaganda purposes. a with me now c,

what a joke, julian, his son is locked up in prison, fighting extradition to america for the crime of free journalism in his homeland australia, low rent, political leaders and the free press, maintain a craven silence. shame on them. the us justice department continued pursuit of the extradition. of wiggly found a jeweler and sons from the u. k. to the u. s. set of dangerous legal precedent. they moved to prosecute him under the u. s. espionage undermined press freedom globally. the extra territorial application of the u. s. espionage act could also threaten any journalist anywhere for publishing classified us information in his tirade. the arguing that the united states is a champion of freedom, criticized in countries that are critical of united states or opponents of the united states and the political stage and the name of opposing in the name of freedom and promoting freedom. i anthony blank and relied heavily on the world press freedom index, published by reporters without borders and that world press read an index that it was published actually did highlight a big polarization

the european federation of journalist cause out the case of the we can be found julian assange. he's wanted in the us for publishing classified fowls and faces up to 175 years in jail. a number of journalists on increasingly questioning the us system of free press. what a joke, julian assange is locked up in prison, fighting extradition to america for the crime of free journalism in his homeland australia, low rent political leaders and the free press maintain a craven silence. shame on them. the youth justice department continues pursuit of the extradition of weekly found a judah nathan's from the u. k to the u. s. set a dangerous legal precedent. the move to prosecute him under the u. s. espionage act on demise. press freedom globally. the extraterritorial application of the u. s . espionage act could also threaten any journalist anywhere for publishing classified us information. in his tirades, arguing that the united states is a champion of freedom, criticizing countries that are critical of the united states or opponents of the united states. and the political stage and the

for example, the case of the wiki leaks found a julian assange. he's 12 in the us for publishing classified falls and faces up to 175 years in jail. the u, as justice department continues pursuit of the extradition of weekly found a julian, a sons from the u. k to the u. s. set the dangerous legal precedent. the move to prosecute him under the u. s. espionage act on demise. press freedom globally. the extraterritorial application of the u. s. espionage act could also throws an any journalist anywhere for publishing classified us information. sure, those words you just heard from us, secretary of state antony blank and are simply met with laughter by anyone who's observed the policies of the united states. over the past few months. they've been doing everything they can to shut down and silence media that for it's forward any perspective critical of nato perspective when it comes to the situation in ukraine . well, the ide states wouldn't be itself without bashing russia and accusing russia being a pure dictatorship where all freedom of speech is k

juliÁn castro. let me ask you about the prospect of those calls to cancel the nra meeting that was held, and still is underway. the last in the for the convention there in houston. congressman mark veasey, with whom we have been speaking, called on the nra to cancel us. it did not happen. not only did not happen, you had to, two superstars in the republican community. we had superstar ted cruz there, going on in addressing that crowd. and their messages that seemed to be one that received a lot of applause from those within that convention center. where is the disconnect? and should the nra have canceled a bass convention? we have gone a long way for the republican relations had they done so? >> i think there are certainly a lot of americans who believe that they should've canceled the convention. that is being held in houston at the respect for the 19 lives lost in uvalde. it is basically only three or four days before the convention started. and while the convention went on and some soundbites wer

julian, thank you for joining us tonight. i have to ask you, you've been doing this for a long time, you report on these things, sometimes the government doesn't like what the press reports on stuff, this has had an unusually strong feeling of pushback. why? >> look, i think the u.s. officials are very worried about the escalation situation. they're very worried about putin going out what they call the escalation ladder. and you're right there. was some very sort of strong language out of the nsc and the pentagon, but they weren't really disputing what was in our story. we weren't saying there was an intent to kill. we didn't use that language. what we're saying is that the u.s. provided intelligence about the locations of mobile headquarters. ukrainians combined that with their own intelligence, intelligence like those intercepted calls you mentioned, and then chose when and where to strike. we explained that in the story. that is what is happening. and look, like this administration has properly proceeded carefully, in tryi

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