it's epic, eva. we have bmx riders jumping off land rovers, we have british celebrities, tons of dancers, athletes, even an entire fleet of cars from james bond, we're going to see the gold carriage that queen elizabeth rode in when she went to her coronation, and eva, it doesn't stop there. and of course, puppet corgis. it all wraps up with a performance by ed sheeran at buckingham palace. eva, we're partying here, four dys of celebration and it's not over yet. i mean, come on. how do you not just smile and >> the dancing behind you is everything. guys, i'm living for it. >> i keep waiting for the guys to blow those horns right behind her. they keep pretending like they're going to. they haven't quite done it yet. all right, eva. we'll talk to you soon. thank you so much. >>> we want to turn now and get a check of the weather our man, sam champion down there in miami with more on that. it is a different picture this morning, sam. very dry. >> right, whit. take a look at that sky, it's gorgeous out t

(eva ur dimun) our society made us what we are, i think. so politically, 20 years ago, people got fewer and fewer on the smallest islands. at that point, they made a decision to do something about it, to keep young people, families, staying on the islands. therefore, they got a helicopter and of course, the school has been here, always. you always have the right to have your children taught wherever your are in the country. (sophie fouron) this is a school... - yeah. - ...and a house. - our daughter, when she started third grade, we got this. the same year our son also started school. - o.k, so the school started with two kids. - yeah. yeah. - it's probably the smallest school in the world. - so the teacher comes here by helicopter on sunday and stays here during the week, of course, and goes home again on friday. (eva ur dimun) our children are part of classes in torshavn, the biggest school in torshavn, and there are music classes. so they get lessons via skype. of course, it's not enough to only have this connexion. so the children from

eva, thank you so much. we'll check back with you in a minute. >>> here are the headlines we're following right now. a lot to cover this morning. more than 100 days after russia's invasion, 20% of ukraine is now under russian control. president zelenskyy in an address on friday saying we've defended ukraine for 100 days already. victory will be ours. the war having a huge impact on children as well. something ukrainian first lady olena zelenska was passionate to discuss in an exclusive interview with our robin roberts in kyiv this week. that interview is now streaming on hulu. >>> staying overseas, investigators are now looking into what caused a train derailment in germany that left at least four people dead and another 30 injured. authorities say the train going from a popular resort town in bavaria to munich came off the tracks. several cars then tipped over and fell down an embankment. >>> and some good news for workers in the auto industry. ford says it's planning to add more than 6,000 union jobs in th

eva? >> elwyn lopez there for us in texas. >>> to washington now and the latest on the january 6th riot investigation. a former trump white house official charged with contempt for defying a congressional subpoena. abc's maryalice parks is live on capitol hill with more. good morning, maryalice. >> reporter: eva, good morning. peter navarro was a very high-profile familiar face in the trump white house, and yesterday he was taken into custody by law enforcement and appeared in court to respond to these criminal contempt charges. he faces two counts, one for refusing to testify before the congressional committee that's investigating the attack on january 6th and the second for refusing to turn over documents the committee had subpoenaed. both of those counts carry a maximum sentence of a year in prison, of up to a year in prison and a fine of up to $100,000. and the indictment against navarro is interesting because it is the first time that someone who was serving in the white house during

i'll be participating in an extended eva evaluation. just what are the capabilities of man to perform tasks on the lunar surface. will then join together following the deployment of television and perhaps the employment of the flag on the surface will then perform jointly and inspection walking around the the lunar module looking at the various systems the landing gear making very thorough inspection of everything that we can observe on it and the process of doing this will be taking taking a series of panorama photographs. at three different locations as we move around. when we get to the about three quarters of the way around the lamb will begin to deploy several experiments. one is a laser retro reflector. and will offload these two from the scientific equipment bay. the other experiment is a passive seismometer. employment of these experiments will take some 5 to 10 minutes and they're to be deployed some 50 to 60 feet away from the lunar module. we return from this. excursion around the lunar module will then pick up the equipment

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eva: well, it was incredibly close. we were on the precipicive a -- of a constitutional crisis and that can't be downplayed. my takeaway from this exercise, from these hearings, is that, you know, america, i think, is having an opportunity to look at ourselves in the mirror. we often like to say that we ar the beacon of democracy, from a young age, i think queer taught that we are the model nation, and that other people should mirror how we act as a country. but look at who we were in our ugliest moment. i think that this -- these hearings are so important because they are instructive about how we move forward. this idea that america is the greatest country in the world, well, we almost fell as a matter of fact. and for the -- furthermore, i think that the -- the -- we -- we've put sort of a pin in the balloon of american arrogance. that was my takeaway. that we have to sort of be somber about this moment. and really reflect on who we are as a nation. also, this week, this should not get lost. the man that was carrying

. >> reporter: good morning, eva. it's a new day in america for women in this country who have lost a constitutional right first recognized 50 years ago. for the millions of americans who fought for decades to end that right and many of those now feel that their prayers have been answered and for the supreme court and its newly emboldened activist conservative majority. [ crowd chanting ] this morning, shock waves across the country. in a sweeping ruling that overturned a half a century of precedents, five justices ended the right of american women to choose abortion under the constitution. the monumental decision now leaves the issue up to the 50 states. th much anticipated ruling upheld mississippi's ban on abortions after 15 weeks by a vote of 6-3 with five of the conservative justices also voting to overturn roe. justice samuel alito writing in the majority opinion that the constitution makes no reference to abortion, and no such right is implicitly protected by any constitutional provision. the decision handed do

eva barclays, tells r t she won't be swayed by the threat. they want to scare people from continuing to report and that's not going to work with honda. threat to africa is food security, which could leave the continent without adequate access to grain of fertilizers. so say the head of the african union, rebuking this sanction slumped on russia. with broadcasting from our international and youth center in moscow, this is our t grid to have your company today. my name's unit, no need crews from r t and reuters have been hit by ukrainian artillery fire on the outskirts of the city of separate than yet. a correspondent, eager ship della was in one of the cars targeted ah. gaudy. ah. we're just about to move into the town of several dynette sk again. this is the latest town there was liberated and captured by the russian and the la guns. people's armies are here in dwelling little ganske people's republic. as we were about to move into and drive into the town. we were caught amid a shelling. there were 2 vehicles, both civilian the 1st one there

. >> reporter: juan maldonado remembering eva mireles, who died last week trying to save are save her students in uvalde, texas. >> those kids meant everything to her. >> reporter: 19 children and 2 teachers, eva one of them, killed with an ar-15 rifle. >> how important are answers, closure, for the family? in terms of understanding what happened and why? >> she's a hero. not only here in uvalde, but throughout the whole community. and we know that for a fact. >> reporter: it's been nine days since one of the worst school shootings in history. answers and clarity lacking as the small community tries to grieve. >> there have been a limited number of briefings since the massacre occurred and each one has corrected a piece of the narrative. >> reporter: last week, texas governor greg abbott at first giving police credit. >> it could have been worse. the reason it was not worse is because law enforcement official s did what they do. >> reporter: days later, he pivoted. >> i was misled. i am livid about what happened. >> reporter: the texas department of public safety making a stunning ass

eva? >>> switching gears now to the chaos at the nation's airports, hundreds of flights canceled today and more than a thousand flights canceled on friday, and the lines just keep growing. abc's andrew dymburt has the latest from new york's laguardia airport. good morning to you, andrew. >> reporter: and good morning, eva. yeah, for days now, travelers have either been stuck in long lines or stranded outright as they try to reach their destinations. and here at new york's of the hardest hit, this as we - approach peak summer travel season. this morning, the travel troubles from the week piling up with hundreds of flights delayed and canceled. your flight is delayed.on said - the very second text was actually it's canceled. >> reporter: overnight flight cancellations topping 1,400 nationwide with nearly 4,400 delays for u.s. flights and around 1200 more delays and cancellations this morning. >> come to find out it was at 10, then the 10 was pushed back to 2. so we've been here since 4:00 th

eva? >> deirdre bolton for us there. thank you. >>> well, yellowstone national park will let visitors back in starting wednesday. the park shut down last week after catastrophic flooding destroyed bridges and roads in the area. visitors will be allowed back into the southern loop of the park. the park service is implementing a temporary park system where even numbers have access within on one day, and odd the other. just to manage the crowds. >>> and that flooding out west comes on the heels of a lot of heat. time now for a check of the weather and danielle breezy from our affiliate wkrn in nashville tracking that heat. >> the heat is moving east. as i go back to nashville it's going to feel like the triple digits by tuesday. in fact, take a look at this. chicago, you're in the 80s today as well as nashville. by monday, tuesday, into the mid to upper 90s. dallas, texas, triple digits starting tomorrow. and it's not just the heat that we're talking about. we also are talking about today, severe weather threat. this is goi

eva died on the way to the hospital and today was laid to rest. whit, abc's investigative team has been able to confirm that preliminary assessments done in this case have found that the delay to send police officers inside that classroom was actually made so they could wait for tactical gear to arrive on scene. it's a decision that contradicts most active shooters protocols that have been in place for at least 20 years. whit? >> that's why so many are demanding answers. maria, thank you. >>> next here tonight, major news for international travel. sources telling abc news the white house is set to lift the requirement that travelers test negative for covid before boarding a plane to the u.s. the airlines welcoming the move just as the summer travel season kicks into high gear. here's abc travel correspondent gio benitez. >> reporter: just as the nation prepares for record-breaking summer travel, tonight, a major change for those flying into the country. sources telling abc news the the requirement for a negative covid test before entering the unit

good morning to you, aaron. >> reporter: eva, good morning to you. police have already been worried about extremist threats to pride marches like the one today here in new york city. now they fear friday's abortion ruling is only adding fuel to the fire. many protests across the country this weekend following the supreme court's roe versus wade reversal were largely peaceful, but it's incidents like these that have law enforcement officials on high alert. an off-duty providence, rhode island, police officer running for office as a republican seen here punching his democratic opponent at an abortion protest. that officer is now suspended and dropping out of to his race. in iowa, a pickup truck driver allegedly struck an abortion rights demonstrator after an argument. the concern from federal law enforcement officials is that extremists on the far left and on the far right are using this divisive moment to incite violence. >> we're seeing in chatter online and domestic extremist spaces indicating that both white nationalists and antifa -- anti-governme

eva bartlett tells r t why she won't be swayed by the frank. the intents of the snares, you frighten me into non speaking our writing, and that's simply won't work. i won't live in here with a recap of that big stories over the past 7 days on right. western arm supplies to ukraine. conflict nowadays want vladimir putin. i said in his 1st full inter you since you also claim the russian military was successfully neutralized. but of course, of, from the shock of the deliveries of weapons from meeting cubes, losses in military equipment. there's nothing new in this. it actually perform strives can only be effective if there are no military ad. if it's not that i want to offend anyone, but these systems are cracking these vehicles like non c crane has only one goal. that is to drag out the military code and use our means of destruction, which we have enough of ministry has confirmed its force has have destroyed a number of tanks on and yet republic where ukrainian military equipment will set to be undergoing repartee, ukrainian president self as rai

eva, always looking flawless. thank you for the hack about the shoes. >> hope it works well. >> i'll give it a shot. >>> coming up our juneteenth cookout celebration live in times square. come on back. >>> welcome back, everybody. >>> welcome back, everybody. we are celebrating juneteenth this morning with a cookout right here in times square. and we have a pair of superstar chefs who are bringing the feast. the founder of field trip restaurant j.j. johnson and the creative brand baby cakes joslin adams. welcome you two. [ applause ] all right. to get that whole thing started you have to have a little drink, right? >> we're going to spice it up today. >> we have a spicy margarita mocktail. how did that come about? >> a juicy lemonade. >> i have it. >> let michael get in there. >> lemonade. what else? >> spicy simple syrup. >> all of that? >> a little bit. you're trying to stay right, right? >> oh, yeah, i'm trying to stay right. >> put in some strawberries here. these are some leftover strawberries i masquerade in

full earlier r t spoke with eva who says she doesn't believe that the canadian government will offer her any assistance. an independent journalist of maverick media did reach out to me a week ago and they were quite concerned. they take this issue very seriously. the fact that a canadian citizen is on effectively a kill list. and so they, they did interview me and they said in the context of the interview that they would be reaching out to canadian media. and i believe starting a petition. and they did inquire if i was going to reach out to the canadian embassy in kev to which i said, you know, essentially there's no point. i already know where i stand with the canadian government. i don't believe that candidate whenever support me. well, despite the apartment dangers eva, faces, canadian ministry, media outlets of been at silent on her edition to watch some consider a kill list. this is what she told me about the experience of being exposed to such threats and expanded on whether she feels auto or how's her buck. i don't believe for a moment that the canadian government would protec

eva bartlett tells our team why she won't be swayed by with the intention. this mares is also to just just kind of my name and to frighten me into non speaking or writing. and that's if they don't work, i won't live in here with, with a recap of the big stories over the past 7 days. and right up to the moment developments as well. this is the weekly an rti hello and welcome. the western arm supplies to ukraine are aimed at dragging the conflict. that's what plumber potent has said in his 1st full interview since the start of russia's military offensive. you also claim the russian military was successfully neutralizing much of the advanced equipments and to key if you ever used to unmanned aerial systems that actually perform strikes can only be effective if there are no military defense systems present. we do have them. the boot has all the pans there. 30. extremely effective . not that i want to offend anyone, but the systems are cracking these vehicles like nuts. dozens of them have already been destroyed. dozens. you might think all this fuss around extra

eva bartlett tells r t why she won't be swayed by the threat. the intent for this mares is also to just just credit my name and to frighten me into not speaking or writing and that that's something ballpark i won't live in here with, with the retail up all the big stories over the past 7 days and writes up to the moment developments as well, this is the weekly an rti hello and welcome western arm supplies to ukraine are aimed at dragging out the conflict. now these want vladimir putin has said in his 1st full interviews since the start of russia's military offensive. he also claimed the russian military was successfully neutralizing much of the advanced equipment sent to give written by stuff cross of from stoker from utah to deliveries of weapons from the u. s. and other countries aimed at replacing cubes, losses in military equipment. there's nothing new in this. it actually changes nothing, no unmanned aerial systems that actually perform stress can only be effective if there are no military edified systems present. we do have them the book,

the site has published a slew of accusations against eva bartlett, participation in the informational, special operation of russia, an aggressive country and terrorists against ukraine. informational support of the open military attack of fascist russia on ukraine. encroachments on the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine. accomplice in the crimes of the russian authorities against ukraine and its citizens. this by the dangers even may not face canadian mainstream media outlets have been silence, with no reports about her addition to what some consider a care list. lie, spoke with eva. she believed she'd be in far greater danger if she were in canada and not russia, where she lives. another that such scare tactics will not stop her from reporting. some say marrow to more it's is a kill list with those on the side targeted by ukrainian radicals. how worried are you? first of all, that you may be in serious danger by having your information out to the site. i'm, as you may know, i'm residing in russia. i feel a certain degree of safety, at least being here, where i living in

>> good morning, eva. so it's associated to a virus called -- many people may not know that viral name, but many know what it causes in childhood, as faith summarized, chickenpox. after that infection, the virus can lie dormont and re-emerge. to form shingles. a rare form of shingles, it mainly causes paralysis on one side of the face. >> and what some of the other symptoms? >> other symptoms do exist, th facial nerve is closely associated with other important nerves and structures that negatively affect our hearing, our balance, even our tongue. the way we speak. >> what's the outlook for this kind of diagnosis, what's the recovery time? >> i always tell patients when i diagnose something like this, if you have it once in life, the risk of it coming back does exist. for many symptoms will resolve within weeks, but for some symptoms can last for weeks. or longer. treatments include steroids and even eye protection. it's important to know, and i want to stress this, you have to get help as soon as possible,

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to spend the last moment with eva as she left this earth and to a greater place. eva is a fighter. and she did everything she could to protect her babies. and that's her students. so we know she did everything she could. and she protected them to her last breath. >> reporter: and, john, certainly by all accounts, you talk to people here, officials here who have been briefed and who know a lot about what was going on in those final moments in the classroom, they will tell you those teachers were heroes as they tried to protect the kids, the children from all the gun fire. but, john, again, there is still so many questions here in the hour when all the teachers and all those children were inside the classroom, the 911 calls, what was going on, what were officers who were standing outside that door doing, what information was being relayed to them? and what decisions were being made and why? we still don't know. it could become even more difficult to get that information now, john, because the district attorney here now is preventing officials from talking about this

good morning, again, maryalice. >> reporter: eva, good morning. like you said president biden said he's doing everything in his power to try to bring prices down. he's trying to say he gets it, he understands the struggle for american families with gas prices so high. it's staggering, inflation at a 40-year high, gas prices nearing $5 nationally. employerss wt has tried to rease la non w record lows, how the deficut henos are a prob he talked about working on ongoing supply chain issues left over from economies being shut down and then reopened during the pandemic. he talked about his work on ports and he asked congress to crack down on these shipping companies that he says have really hiked prices. on oil, first he blamed russia's invasion on ukraine but he also laid into u.s. oil companies. he said that they haven't been drilling on land they've leased because they've been enjoying these surging high profits. he said they need to drill. of course these companies say they should make it easier, that the white house should be cutting regulation. w

. >> reporter: good morning, eva. that price of gasoline up almost $2 a gallon since last year, so this means average american households spending about $160 more per month on fuel than they were this time just last year and, of course, this is happening when groceries are up and rent is also costing more. this morning, the price for a tank of regular gas is $5.01 a gallon, up 62% from this time last year. and from families to businesses, it's taking a toll. >> i don't know how much longer anybody can continue doing something like this. >> reporter: some experts warning prices are likely to go higher from here, and an event like a hurricane could make things worse. >> i think those would be the types of events that would get us to $6 a gallon. >> reporter: the president doubling down, placing some of the blame on the war in ukraine. >> we're trying very hard to make sure that we can significantly increase the number of barrels of oils that are being pumped out of the reserve we have. >> reporter: some small businesses

>> movie star eva mendes loves that the kids aren't easily impressed. and you'll love hearing what eva tells only "access" about the many sides of ryan gosling. >> this is when i feel really lucky. >> it was at that moment that i finally realized -- >> 140 pounds now gone, "access" reveals her surprisingly simple transformation tips. >> because i'm real. >> you know him from wizards of waverly place. >> yes, selena's early days with elvis. well, austin butler, that is. and don't even joke about beyonce when you're hanging out with lizzo.

today, eva mireles, one of the teachers killed in the attack, was laid to rest. she was remembered for her bright smile. we learned that eva mireles and at least two students were taken by ambulance from the school and pronounced dead at the hospital. that means one of the biggest questions for investigators is whether students' and teachers' lives could have been saved had police gone into that room any sooner. norah. >> o'donnell: so difficult to think about that. omar villafranca, thank you. texas will remain under a dangerous heat wave through the weekend as triple-digit temperatures extend across much of the southwest, all the way to california. for the forecast let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. hey there, mike. >> and good evening, norah. the extreme heat will shrew no e likely for some places like las vegas, back down into central texas. heat once again comes in on sunday, a place like austin a record-setting 102 degrees. we'll do 103 degrees in shreveport. on monday the heat expands in the midwest and sweet

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the science has published a slew of accusations against eva bartlet participation in the informational special operation of russia, an aggressive country and terrorist against ukraine. informational support of the open military attack of fascist russia on ukraine. encroachments on the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine. accomplice in the crimes of the rational 13 against ukraine and its citizens. well, i spoke to eva who told me she doesn't believe the canadian government will take her side or provide any protection to her. in this case, the independent journalist of maverick media did reach out to me a week ago and they were quite concerned. they take this issue very seriously. the fact that a canadian citizen is on effectively a kill list. and so they, they did interview me and they said in the context of the interview that they would be reaching out to canadian media. and i believe starting a petition. and they did inquire if i was going to reach out to the canadian embassy in kev to which i said, you know, essentially there's no point. i already know where i stand wit

earlier my colleague unit o'neill spoke with eva who says she doesn't believe the canadian government will take her side or provide any protection. so in this case, the independent journalist of maverick media did reach out to me a week ago and they were quite concerned. they took this issue very seriously. the fact that a canadian citizen is on effectively a kill list. and so they did interview me and they said in the context of the interview that they would be reaching out to canadian media. and i believe starting a petition. and they did inquire if i was going to reach out to the canadian embassy in kev to which i said, and you know, essentially there's no point. i already know where i stand with the canadian government. i don't believe that candidate would ever support me just by the dangers even now faces canadian, mainstream media outlets helping silence on the matter of her addition to what some considered to be a kill list. she said her experience have been exposed to such threats unless behind by her own government. i don't believe for a moment that the canadian government wo

you are eva gunner has been moving humanitarian cargo to the people who don't boss from moscow. and he's been doing it at his own expense. he, in a group of like minded volunteers, deliver it to where it's most needed in the region. a lot of people like me a lot.

whole way that they brought their cases and insisted all along that there was evidence of fraud that eva evaporated every time they got before a court speaks to the alternative reality. >> 60 trump legal cases basically all gone from trump's per speckive. >> 187 counts in the legal cases. you can't say they didn't have their day in court, and while they couldn't even meet the procedural standards in some of the cases that were dismissed, they did get to try their cases on the merits in a number of places, and besides that, and maybe most convincingly, is that the post election reviews that they wanted, also failed to find any evidence of fraud. >> did the committee basically today succeed in explaining that the legal systems were all in place but that the former president of the united states simply refused to accept them? >> well, any candidate has the absolute right to ask for a recount in a contest and litigation. and they did avail themselves with that. that's the more than 60 cases. what was i think most pernicious about the trump strategy is that they didn't accept defeat. after th

eva joins me now. there's a lot to unpack here but the issue is moving forward. it has the potential to become law. >> jim, it is. it could be consequential. we have not seen any real gun safety measures passed in decades in congress. take the boyfriend loophole, for instance. anyone deemed to have been in a serious dating relationship and convicted of a domestic violence charge would no longer be eligible to buy a gun. previous atempts to pass this have failed under the weight of pressure from the nra. there's also a red flag law provision that allows law enforcement to keep guns away from people who pose a threat to themselves or others, found by a judge. but it sounds like the states would be given the choice to opt in to be given federal dollars for this effort, doesn't seem to be a requirement or mandate. there's also an enhanced review process for people 18 to 21 who go to buy a gun. a democratic aide telling cnn the federal authorities would have to contact state and local law enforcement to search for any disqualifying mental health or juvenile records. >

eva, thank you. >>> joining me now senator dick durbin of illinois. you're the majority whip in the senate. so you know this too well. you say this agreement falls short but congress can't let the perfect response be the enemy of the good. in your view, how significant is this as we were just talking about with eva a few moments ago, that this is so bipartisan and has the chance of getting across the finish line? that is kind of extraordinary here in washington. >> let's put the cards on the table. america is divided politically, we all know that. it's a 50/50 senate. an issue that's so red hot we haven't done a thing for 30 years and we're in the midst of these national tragedies from these mass shootings one after the other to think a bipartisan group of senators can come together and take measured but important steps forward towards gun safety is nothing short of a political miracle. we're not at the finish line but we can see it, and that's an encouraging development. >> we're hearing words of caution from both parties this isn't a done deal yet a

eva mireles was the other. one of her closest friends telling me today both women are heroes. >> she went fighting. if you know eva, she's a beast. she's going to fight until the end. and there's no doubt about that. and we know, in our hearts, that, you know, she's a hero, not only here in uvalde, but throughout the whole community. and we know that for a fact. >> reporter: david, we are told that many of the children who survived last week's shooti ingo not ever want to go back into that building and district officials say that no students will return to the school next year. in the meantime, the gove for a has instructed all schools in the state to review their emergency plans and assess their needs and provide a progress report by the fall. david? >> no children returning to that school building ever again. marcus moore tonight. thank you. >>> we turn now to the damaging winds hitting tonight. the storms from texas all the way up to the northeast. several major cities will face tomorrow. and tonight, florid

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