julian's heart was his family. his believed -- beloved wife, his three children, and his seven grandchildren. as well as his surviving siblings, two sisters, and his brother. on a personal note, on a personal note my life's journey was paved by many mentors, none more influential then the special relationship i shared with julian. it was a phone call from julian when i was a senior at selma high school inviting me to his home to learn about princeton that set my life on a different course. julian had read a newspaper article about my wine winning national debate tournaments and got in touch with me through my high school guidance counselor. julian's love for princeton was infectious and his insistence i apply was relentless. he wrote me a glowing recommendation letter, telling administrations officers that with the princeton education i would surely be the barbara jordan of alabama. there were countless times throughout my life's journey that julian stood in the gap making sure that i didn't fall through the cracks

remember the 86 camp saying against julian bond and julian bond had been in the state house georgia and there's certainly some class and racial and colourism dynamics there. can you speak a little bit to that. yeah. and how it reflects in particular to this transformation from crusader to this practical politician interested in getting on the board right now. it's an amazing story. it's chapter 19 from from when you get to it and again, i'll try to do it justice in a few words. by 1986, you know, atlanta had had andy young, an african-american representative for first fifth district. young had gone into the carter administration and. john lewis had run for that seat in 1977, didn't win, but came in a creditable second to a man named wyche fowler, a white guy, and 86, fowler was ready to run senate. so the seats opened again. and lewis thinks, well, you know, came in second last time. i'll run this time. but also to run is his best friend of 25 years. julian bond. i'm sure many remember bond. bond. dashingly handsome, witty, quick on his. he was, you know, even back in the seventies, hos

. >> it's gauaranteed i'm julian glover. a pride weekend is here, and the final preparations are now underway for one of the biggest pride celebrations in the nation, with events happening all over the city. >> let's take a live look at market street in san francisco, where the pride parade will take place sunday morning. the route runs from beale to eighth street and ends with a celebration outside city hall. now a live look at one of the events that is just getting underway. look at all those people. it's the annual trans march, which happens the friday before the pride parade. every year, participants are gathering at dolores park, and then at six, they'll walk to turk and taylor streets. a rally will go on there until 8:00. organizers say the goal is to envision a world where transgender people are safe, loved and empowered. >> and of course, the crowd there no doubt just growing. let's get right to abc seven news reporter tim johns live now from pride kickoff celebration on front street. that is going to begin shortly.

i'm julian glover. our other big story today, iran retaliating against the u.s, firing a barrage of missiles toward american troops stationed in the region. a u.s. official says none of those missiles have hit that base. abc news correspondent perry russin joining us live from washington with the latest developments on the now escalating tensions with iran. perry. >> iran said they would respond. and today they did. president trump now trying to downplay the attack, saying no americans were hurt and says there was hardly any damage. iran today retaliating against the u.s, launching an attack against u.s. troops stationed at qatar. iran firing missiles at the air base. it's the largest u.s. airbase in the middle east, home to some 10,000 american troops. a u.s. official telling abc news the u.s. intercepted the missiles with no impacts on the base. president trump visiting the base last month. it's the nerve center for the u.s. central command, where the attack against iran on saturday would have been co

boolean, welcome -- julian, welcome. julian: all you can do is chuckle. lisa: this is a big question. is it just eat popcorn and watch something that annmarie said was in evitable or is this a new type of risk that any high-profile ceo is increasingly in the hot seat if they say something that seems at odds with the current presidential policy? julian: the risk from a corporate perspective is there. social media is very powerful and there are consequences in things one says or does not say. the bigger question is as an investor, how do you deal with this? what we are saying is what you have to do is barbell your horizons. if you look at yesterday, when the tweets started, obviously first tesla started falling and then it infected the rest of the market, particularly the larger cap stocks and then this morning we bounced back. enable market there is lots of trading opportunities. -- in a bull market there is lots of trading opportunities. you really have to think long term. set the noise aside but increasingly more difficult to do. annmarie: war yesterday,

- julian colling: c'est difficile à dire.e, dans ce genre de situation où elle est prise en faute, a tendance à minimiser et dire que tout était sous contrôle. ce serait un peu un aveu de faiblesse de réagir à tout cela et d'annuler sa venue à istanbul, ou de réagir de manière escalatoire. ce serait avouer qu'il y a eu un problème, un aveu de faiblesse. la russie va sans doute cacher ça et continuer comme si de rien n'était. selon le kremlin, rien n'a changé, la russie continue à avancer sur le front en ukraine au niveau terrestre. même si elle avance lentement, elle continue d'avancer. l'ukraine est plutôt en train de reculer actuellement. aujourd'hui, il n'y a rien attendre de spécial en turquie. les positions sont éloignées. on voit mal comment elles pourraient se rapprocher. les 2 listes de demandes n'ont pas du tout changé depuis 3 semaines. il n'y a aucun rapprochement en vue aujourd'hui. - pauline godart: merci, julian colling, en direct de moscou. aux etats-unis, dans le colorado, au moins 6 personnes ont été blessées

>> yeah, julian and larry. those winds have been clocked over 50 miles an hour as far as gusts go so far. take a look at this live picture from our kgo roof camera. and along the embarcadero. the wind is blowing the wind trees around gusts right now to 41 at sfo. oakland 32, novato 33. half moon bay as we go, hour by hour, the strong, gusty winds are going to continue through the night. as you will notice 7:00 pm. they're going to be winds that are over 40 miles an hour. that really backs off a bit tomorrow morning, only to pick back up again tomorrow afternoon and evening. there is a red flag warning that just got issued for solano county. from tomorrow morning until sunday morning, they will be facing critically dry conditions and fire danger will be really high as northerly winds develop, gusting 30 to 40 miles an hour. low humidity. any fires that develop are going to quickly spread. i'll be back with a full look at the weekend forecast and how long this windy pattern will last as we head into summer. comin

. >> and i'm julian glover. president trump is ordering ice to expand deportation efforts into all in their power to achieve mass deportations. that call came in a social media post. >> this as the fight over whether the president can call up the national guard without state approval heads to an appeals court this week. >> and now state lawmakers push for legislation to prevent law enforcement officers from covering their faces during operations here in california. >> abc seven news political reporter monica madden is here with the story. monica. >> dan julian, state senator scott wiener and jesse arreguin say that the concealment of officers faces is really adding to fear in communities, and they want to ban officers from doing so. >> people are afraid. families are being torn apart. >> two california democrats say recent instances of federal agents covering their faces on the job are inciting fear. >> we don't need law enforcement officers who are covering their faces, who are not identifying themselves, who a

i'm julian glover. p-g-and-e's has issued an alert for possible public safety power shutoffs tomorrow through sunday due to high winds and dry conditions. the psps, as they're called. the alert is for a limited area in alameda and contra costa counties. the notice originally included parts of napa, santa clara and sonoma counties, but that has now been scaled back. exact locations have not been released, but residents in those areas are bracing for changes in the coming days. >> it is an inconvenience, but i do realize it's very necessary for places that are close to the fire zones. i feel it is necessary for a lot of places, so i live with it. for several years now. p-g-and-e's has been turning the power off in areas where there is the potential for their equipment to start fires during certain weather events. okay, so we want to bring in abc seven weather anchor spencer christian to learn more about the timing and severity of those weather conditions that have now triggered the possible power outages.

>> yeah, julian, it's always great to be with you. so senate republicans can only afford to lose support from three of their colleagues. and right now, it's unclear if they meet that threshold. with just days to go before president trump self-imposed deadline of the 4th of july, today, senate majority leader john thune is courting his fellow republicans to fall in line behind the president's tax and spending plan. >> no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, lower taxes for seniors, for social security recipients. these are all targeted at working americans, working families. >> the bill includes roughly $4 trillion in tax cuts, paid for in part by big cuts to medicaid that the nonpartisan congressional budget office estimates would lead to nearly 12 million americans potentially losing their health insurance coverage over the next decade. the cbo also estimates the bill will add more than $3 trillion to the national deficit over the next decade. senate republicans can only afford to lose three votes. >> to my republican colleagues. let me

we're here with julian epstein i've known julian epstein.ood lord it's got to be 25 years or something like that. and we haven't kept in touch. but i started reading his columns in the new york post and watching him, and i said, you know what? julian epstein is the kind of democrat that i grew up with, not crazy marxist islamists and stuff like that. maybe they're pro-labor or, you know, pro-civil rights, or maybe they favor a tax increase here and there. great. they don't want to destroy the country. and julian epstein is of that old school, which i think needs to be the new school. it's really a pleasure to have you, julian. he's former house judiciary committee chief counsel. and, julian, i want to ask you some very straightforward questions here. we have this nominee in new york, this democrat. he's not even a democrat. he's a democratic socialist. in other words, he's a marxist. and his name is mandani. he's an out of the closet anti-semite bds movement. he talks about global intifada, which is a terrorist movement. he helped found stud

. >> ashley and i'm julian glover. we'll start in brentwood where a fire burned homes in several sheds there. >> the fire happened on sunrise drive just off brentwood boulevard. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn is live on the scene with the very latest for us right now, suzanne. >> so we can tell you that it is windy. it's dry out here. some of the conditions that firefighters and p-g-and-e's are concerned about this afternoon here in brentwood. contra costa fire department says they have the fire contained. they're busy mopping up some hot spots. we know for a fact now that there were four homes that were damaged, along with a number of sheds. this is what it looked like earlier. now, firefighters say they worked fast to get this grass fire under control here in brentwood. contra costa fire is still trying to determine how the fire started. now, witnesses say they saw flames in a nearby field. maria mendoza was sitting at her kitchen table when the fire broke out. >> i could hear my neighbor frantically yelling in

i am julian glover. there's a lot of focus on today's meeting because rfk dismissed all members of the cdc advisory panel and handpicked their replacements. the move triggered criticism from medical groups and democratic lawmakers. abc news reporter zohreen shah has a look at the health issues the panel took on today. >> protests outside the cdc headquarters in atlanta. current and former staffers holding what they are calling a parade of preventable disease. the demonstration happening while inside the cdc today, the nation's leading vaccine advisory body, meeting to discuss and vote on several key immunization guidelines for the fall season. among the agenda items, discussions on the safety of a well-tested ingredient found in some flu vaccines that has already been largely phased out, as well as recommendations surrounding rsv shots, particularly for children, including a program that provides shots to kids whose parents may not be able to afford them. rsv, a highly transmissible virus, can pose serio

julian joins us now. before we get to the other story in the room today we have to get to what we've been talking about which is how much what's going on between iran and israel has ramifications for markets. julian: there is no question pray we are looking at our bloomberg monitors all three of us waiting and understanding that, any is about to make a speech. who knows what that path is going to look like but as investors this is one of the times where you have to understand what you're trying to achieve in the portfolio and try and filter out the noise as difficult as it is given the fact that when you look at this year markets have gone through the entire range of emotions. it started very exuberant and outright panic and then when we figured out there wasn't going to be a recession, really exuberance once again and now it is time for patients. annmarie: this potentially is a seismic shift in the region not just noise paid what do you do with that? julian: you stick to your knitting and if you are acti

sandhya. >> yeah, julian and ama, the hazy conditions are going to continue.ake a look at these tower cameras and you can pretty much see that it's hanging overhead from our tower cameras. besides the fog that's around air quality across many areas in the moderate zone. you can see it there in yellow. now, looking at the smoke forecast for the upper layers, you will notice that the smoke is hanging around this evening going into tomorrow morning. the entire area will still be under the influence of the smoke and haze from those wildfires up in canada. hundreds of wildfires are burning, and while this has been in the upper parts of the atmosphere, the air district is warning that some of this could reach the surface and you may actually experience unhealthy air quality going into tomorrow. that air quality advisory extended through tomorrow. moderate air quality expected for your thursday friday. good to moderate. i'll be back with a full look at the forecast. coming right up. >> okay. we'll check back. thank you. sandhya. well, just because the east bay region

we're here with julian epstein. i've known julian epstein. good lord, it's got to be 25 years or something like that. and we haven't kept in touch. but i started reading his columns in the new york post and watching him, and i said, you know what? julian epstein is the kind of democrat that i grew up with, not crazy marxist islamists and stuff like that. maybe they're pro-labor or, you know, pro-civil rights, or maybe they favor a tax increase here and there. great. they don't want to destroy the country. and julian epstein is of that old school, which i think needs to be the new school. it's really a pleasure to have you, julian. he's former house judiciary committee chief counsel. and, julian, i want to ask you some very straightforward questions here. we have this nominee in new york, this democrat. he's not even a democrat. he's a democratic socialist. in other words, he's a marxist. and his name is mandani. he's an out of the closet anti-semite bds movement. he talks about global intifada, which is a terrorist movement. he helped found s

i'm julian glover. we learned today that the deadly boating trip on lake tahoe over the weekend was a birthday celebration. the el dorado county sheriff's office says one of the victims is 37 year old joshua pickles of san francisco. he's seen here between his parents, paula and terry pickles, who also died in that accident. they were celebrating his mom paula's birthday on a boat in lake tahoe. josh pickles was a senior director for doordash. his wife and seven month old child skipped the boating outing, instead staying on the shore. other victims include peter bays and timothy o'leary from california. the three other victims are teresa guillory, james guck and steven lindsey from new york state. the eight victims range in age from 37 to 71 years old. abc seven news talked to pickles family spokesperson sam singer. >> this is a terrible, heartbreaking tragedy that took the lives of josh pickles, his father terry, mother paula and his uncle peter, as well as friends of the family, all of whom were out o

joining us also julian epstein and doctor rebecca grand senior fellow at the lexington institute. karen, let me come to you first. you are talking one of our breaks here about the team that president trump has around him now, the national security team and you are impressed by it. >> i am. i served at the state department and the defense department. i have many friends who served in that first term. some in the cabinet and colleagues as well. it was a very different time. trump was new to the scene. many of those around him did not take his ids, his hunches, his instincts very seriously. they thought they knew better. this time, the president has assembled a team with the support of susie wiles which as chief of staff doing a great job i do not know how she is doing it, but he has assembled a group of people that are really trying to interpret the america first approach. the trump doctrine. the fact they believe that there is a trump doctrine is a change. that made the strike against iran possible. without leaks. some seamless. of course there's a lot we have to face in the coming

julian, you are a historian. we are continuing to see the white house and administration officials use the word insurrection over and over and over again. right. they talk about this invasion that's happening. it seems very tied to title ten, which. >> is the. >> law they're leaning on to be able to send in the national guard without the request from the governor of california. as a historian, what is the significance of that? right. it doesn't feel like something they're just doing right, randomly. tweeting about it. right? it seems kind of coordinated. well. >> well, the point of having. that restraint is so that presidents don't do. this very easily. we are a country created with a notion that presidential power. >> has to be limited. >> so limiting the president to cases. >> of invasion. >> is meant to be a check for the president. >> to. >> keep using that term, to. keep bringing the public. >> back to. >> the concept. >> we are. >> being invaded. this is. >> an insurrection. >> is essentially creating the p

julian. >> yeah. president outrightly threatening, whether it's this guy, the richest man in the world, or everyday citizens just because of what they believe, using the power like that of the oval office and using his department of justice and every other thing, it has means in the federal government to punish people like this. the amount of normalization that has happened, alex, is just it's amazing. it's dangerous for our country. and so absolutely, yes, i don't agree with elon musk, but i also don't agree with donald trump being able to do this kind of thing to him or to anybody else. we cannot normalize that. >> don. >> first of all, no democrat on any level of government is asking for any of elon musk's money. and i would caution democrats that this is not a moment for us to celebrate or think that either one of these guys is our friends, as much as we revel in the dispute. but it's absolutely a problem to tie campaign finance activities to the immediate policy and enforcement activity of the pr

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. >> and i'm julian glover. we are learning more about the eight people killed on lake tahoe over the weekend. >> we now know the names of the victims, several from here in the bay area, including 37 year old josh pickles, who was an executive from doordash, along with his parents, terry pickles and paula bozinovic. >> abc seven news reporter suzanne ford has been following the story and is here with the latest, suzanne. just a heartbreaking story. >> so julie and larry, through a family spokesperson, we're learning more about josh pickles, his family members and others who were killed saturday. they were celebrating a birthday when their boat tragically capsized during a sudden, violent storm. we're learning more about the peoe who were killed after a the peoe powerboat flipped over in lake tahoe near diablo state park saturday. the el dorado county sheriff's office has confirmed. one of the victims was 37 year old san francisco resident joshua pickles. here he is with his mother and father, who were also kille

. >> and i'm julian glover. san francisco's ninth circuit court of appeals heard that virtual hearing today to consider if the control of the national guard should be restored to california governor gavin newsom. >> abc seven news political reporter monica madden has been following this story. monica, exactly what is at stake here. >> julian. larry, a lot is at stake, and these rulings are all preliminary to determine whether or not trump followed the law when he ordered the guard to los angeles. but this could shake out as a broader legal showdown with larger constitutional questions about judicial review of the president's power and state sovereignty that could have implications nationwide. president donald trump's federalization of the california national guard is up for debate in federal appeals court tuesday. >> national guardsmen are essential right now.n are >> a lawyer for the department of justice argued a president's executive powers for military use are absolute. >> it gives state governors veto power

where are you julian? wow! and you know especially. and good luck. do very well. thank you, julian. i wish i could play like jack nicklaus but didn't work out that way. cold as ice. the whole world was laughing at us and they are not laughing anymore now because of the people here tonight, we have the hottest most talked about country anywhere in the world. and went to the middle east and qatar and saudi arabia and u.a.e. and 5.1 trillion. and massive amounts of military equipment, 200 boeing aircraft and one for free. got it for free. and we need it. as air force one. and said we will be pleased to give it to the 747 air force. and the press picked it up and he i had said he got a plane. and you deal with the fake news and eventually you get to love them. actually, i don't. but i just want to say what came out and majority of americans believe americans are on the right track for the first time. first time in 28 years. that's something. and think of the achievement. we did it in four months. we haven't been here long. and we are going to do a lot better than that. who would think 2

julian, i'll start with you. obviously not not why you guys are on or what you thought you would talk about, but i have to address it. how do you as as strategists and fund managers, julian, how do you factor this into any of your, your models? >> it's very difficult clearly. so look, coming into what's happened over the last few days, stocks were relatively expensive on 23.5 times. so given the fact that we were still looking at the tax bill to be negotiated and tariffs, it was likely that the market was going to churn as it has been anyway. but if you put this on top, i think for us, what we've seen over the last 90 minutes is a logical response to what the market is believing for now is a basically a de-escalated type of response from iran. and so again, there is this uncertainty that's going to hang over as we see what in fact happens with either missiles going to iraq or bahrain, as they suggested could be the case. >> yeah. paul, same question to you. does this change anything that you may have thought abou

and the figures of the old julians fighting against french colonizers could have been borrowed from an exhibit sion of resistance against the nazis in the 2nd world war. it was like seeing a story i knew well told in the language i didn't so perhaps it was less of a surprise than one might imagine. when i discuss bridge, that one of my compatriots had become a part of their story. the small sticker and display offered a clue to the mystery. it was the sign of the use of news, rails, and institution that still exist, even though the country no longer does. and those there remain very few people to tell that story the the single barrel of cool. yeah. what it is, sir, to this. so transferring to my medicaid reserved for new drugs are going to be hold for a whole heads up to some ferry road pelham road or on sure, cool. oh, around here. our goal here. what are certain social 2 drug heard of story or story over in the score drug. see the modern fraud of the. oh, so by the end of buses, john, they're all yours. can read donnie darko some billboards on the need for them. josh, phone amar are

elizabeth: so, julian, what you just said.tead of focusing on stopping attacks on jewish students, a cnn panel was focused instead on trashing the fbi response to the fire bombing terror attack in boulder, colorado. let's get your reaction to what they're saying here. listen to this. people on social media are outraged at this. watch. >> it makes law enforcement look disorganized, and it makes the fbi look so juvenile. like, why are you getting ahead of the police chief who says i don't know what this is? it sounds -- maybe it is what we all think it is, but maybe it's not. and he has no incentive to get it wrong. severe going to -- so we're going to take a step back, not be responsive to tweets by two heads of the fbi who don't have a long history in local law enforcement, and we will wait and hope it isn't what we all worry it is. until we know that the victims were members of that the -- of the jewish event, we don't have the nexus. and i will believe the denver police chief. they do not have that nexus now, and if they do,

julian, thank you so much for your time and your take on this. we appreciate it. >> always happy to be on with you, ashley. >> of course. thank you. and if you are just now joining us, israel has agreed to president trump's proposal to the cease fire. but israel says they will respond forcefully if iran violates this agreement. and as you heard, i was just speaking to julian netanyahu says he will be making a statement later on today. we will be looking for that. what you're looking at right here live is beersheba, israel. that is one of the i believe it was the fifth strike tonight. there were six strikes on israel from iran. and this was the fifth strike that damaged an area in israel. in beersheba, there were four people who were confirmed dead, 26, up to 26 are hurt. but yeah, we are just getting this information in in the last five minutes that israel has agreed to this cease fire agreement, but they will respond forcefully if need be. for now, i'm ashley strohmier. i'm going to send you back regular programing already in progress. we're goi

i'm julian glover. the hearing over the control of the california national guard just wrapped up a couple of hours ago. the us court of appeals for the ninth circuit heard those arguments after judge charles breyer ordered trump to return control of the california national guard to governor gavin newsom last week. both sides back in court in san francisco once again today, the attorney for the federal government is arguing the trump administration has the authority to control national guard troops in california. he claims the court has no role in reviewing the president's decision. >> the first sentence of the statute provides conditions and then says the president may call into federal service members of the national guard. so that is an express grant of authority to the president to take action to call up the national guard. >> attorneys for the state argue that there are conditions the president must meet in order to activate the guard. and even after meeting those conditions, he still needs approval

julian didn't let anyone paint his face all the way, he was in a bad mood. oh, look at yourself, yeah, that's me and kaison, you're so cute, you look like a teenager here, really. you look so young in all the pictures, thank you for thinking about lucas, remember, we took pictures with him at the lake and stuff, yeah, i liked it, i think it's really cool, i think it's great that you can create your perfect partner, how do you think lucas has affected my life, i mean in general i think it's a good way to get through a tough situation man. in the real world you've had your heart broken more than once i worry about what people will think they might look at this and suddenly they might think i don't want to be with other people because of past traumas i thought about that too they might think you're not able to accept reality yeah it's like you're living in a fantasy but that's so unfair being human to others i also hope to find that one person who could give that light and me. hello, welcome to the shop. hello, i'm jamal. let me know if you need any help. sure,

julian. great to see you as well. >> yes happy pride. can you start by telling us about the work that you all do at the lgbtq victory institute? >> yeah, julian, we at the lgbtq victory fund and victory institute, we are dedicated to the sole mission of ensuring lgbtq plus representation and elected and appointed office. that's how we will change hearts and minds by effectuating change passing policies that are inclusive and helping to uplift everyday americans. >> and we've certainly seen hearts and minds changing over the many years, over the decades. it was just we celebrated, i believe, 1 or 2 days ago, ten years since same sex marriage was the law of the land. and look how far we've come in just those few years. but you all are out with a big new report. break down the findings of that report, if you will. >> sure. thanks for allowing me to talk about it. this is our report for 2025, reflecting across the country representation of lgbt elected officials in the entire country. and what we've seen is, as you reported earlier, close to

i'm larry beil. >> and i'm julian glover.l of the national guard should be restored to california governor gavin newsom. >> abc seven news political reporter monica madden has been following this story. monica, exactly what is at stake here. >> julian. larry, a lot is at stake,

y es que julián espinoza, con un poco de tiempo en este país se ha convertido en el fotógrafo detrásmonio más populares de nueva york. ha captado más de 500 pedidas de mano en la gran manzana y varias de ellas se han hecho virales. >> bueno, la primera vez que se hizo viral las de propuesta de matrimonio como tal o un video que mostrara este momento de la propuesta de matrimonio fue una propuesta de matrimonio que realicé en un restaurante muy emblemático que la ciudad que ahora empiezo muy alto, el más alto de la ciudad en el 101. y entonces, claro, yo me hice pasar como un fotógrafo que . >> trabajaba en el lugar. tiene casi 300.000 seguidores en instagram, donde además comparte contenido sobre la ciudad que le abrió las puertas y le permite vivir de su pasión. >> uno de los más populares son central park . el otro lugar es el puente de brooklyn y uno muy especial que a mí me gusta muchísimo. es en la pista de patinaje rockefeller center con el árbol de navidad encendido. esto es súper súper especial porque el cliente puede , eh, hacer que la pista quede vacía por cinco minutos y e

yeah it's a new one i try to buy as many albums as i can julian nobody didn't let me finish painting my face, he was in a bad mood. oh, look at yourself, yeah, that's me and hyson, you're so cute, you look like a teenager here. you really look so young in all the pictures. thank you. what do you think of lucas? remember when we took pictures with him at the lake and all that? yeah, i liked it. i think it's really cool. i think it's great that you can create your own perfect partner. how do you think lucas has affected my life? i mean in general. i think it's a good way to get through a difficult time. situation. you've been broken hearted before by men in the real world. i worry about what people will think. they might look at it as, uh, maybe they'll think i don't want to be with other people because of past traumas. i've thought about that too. they might think you're incapable of accepting reality. yeah, it's like you're living in a fantasy. but that's so unfair, that's why people turn to ai, because people in the real world are quick to judge you. that's who i could have that sam

this is a new photo of julian. is this a new photo album? yes, a new one. i try to buy as many albums as possible. julian didn't let anyone finish painting his face. he was in a bad mood. oh, look at you. yes, that's me and hyson. very cute. you look like a teenager here. you really look so young in all the pictures. thank you. what do you think of lucas? remember when we took pictures with him at the lake and stuff? yes, i liked it. i think it's very cool. i think it's great that you can create your perfect partner. how do you think lucas has affected my life? i mean in general. i think it's a good way to get through a difficult situation. you've been broken hearted many times by men in the real world, i worry about what people will think, they might look at this, and suddenly they might think that i don't want to be with other people because of past traumas, i've thought about that too, they might think that you're unable to accept reality, yeah, it's like you're living in a fantasy, hello, welcome to the shop. hello, i'm jamal. let me know if you need an

monica. >> julian and karina. governor gavin newsom wants control of the national guard back, and president donald trump doesn't want to give him that. the question now is, should u.s. district judge charles breyer issue a preliminary injunction in california's favor, even though the appeals court already let the president's actions stand? new photos from court filings showing national graffiti. the federal government gues this is why troops on the ground are needed indefinitely. >> he sued us for going in and for helping him. we went and helped him. right now, you'd have los angeles burning to the ground. largely, it would have already been destroyed. >> in a new brief filed monday, the state argued other issues have not been addressed, like whether the troops in los angeles are performing local law enforcement duties or whether federalization of the national guard may continue indefinitely in any locale. california is asking for limited discovery, including deposition of ice and military top officials, internal

liz: julian epstein, great to see you again.nk you, liz. >> does this distract from one big beautiful bill? no, leader thune said we're staying here till we get it voted out of the senate and back to the house and sent to the president's desk. there's no daylight between us, the house, and between the president. liz: republican senator markwayne mullin says iran is not distracting the president and senate from passing the big beautiful bill. july 4 is still the goal. will the house be okay with the senate's changes? look who's here, republican congressman jeff van drew from house jew tissarea going to -- judiciary going to react next. seeking the unsatisfied, emotional, defiant. those who take things personally. seeking exceptional people to do exceptional things. seeking those who won't rest until there's enough of the medicine they make for everyone who needs it. ♪ ♪ ♪ with chase you can get a debit card for your kids' independence... ♪ and parental notifications... so you can keep an eye on how they're using it. still on budg

julian. >> okay spencer, thank you so much. happening now. it's the first full day of the professional business women of california conference out in mountain view. abc7 news anchor amanda delcastillo was at the event this morning and just a short time ago, our very own lyanne melendez interviewed former georgia state representative and two time gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams, one of this year's keynote speakers. the theme of this year's conference is we will celebrating leaders who inspire and break down barriers. abc seven is once again a proud sponsor of this event, and we sponsor it every year and have done so for so many years now. will do it for abc seven news at three. thank you so much for joining us. world news tonight with david muir is up next. i'll see you back here for abc seven news at four. >> until then. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. president trump in the situation room late today, on iran. tonight, what abc news has now learned. what president trump is reportedly now getting comfortable with involv

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm julian glover.ice to expand deportation efforts into all in their power to achieve mass deportations. that call came in a social media post. >> this as the fight over whether the president can call up the national guard without state approval heads to an appeals court this week. >> and now state lawmakers push for legislation to prevent law enforcement officers from covering their faces during operations here in california. >> abc seven news political reporter monica madden is here with the story. monica. >> dan julian, state senator scott wiener and jesse arreguin say that the concealment of officers faces is really adding to fear in communities, and they want to ban officers from doing so. >> people are

welcome julian. and so as we were just hearing that one blackbox has now been recovered, was insights. is that likely to give us as well? i got good news, some good news. the 2nd black box has also being recovered, that's within the last half hour. so they now have a slight data recorder, this night voice recorder. now this, when you put the 2 together, all these on a tiny code, that means you will have a complete picture of what was happening on both at a cross road go down before the incident is recorded onto a very heavy duty recording media and which can withstand fi rays as plates and everything else. so that is good news for the investigators. uh, the, the, the sorry news is that uh, well we have ones divider and uh, so that is all going on. it is a recovery operation, and i understand all the experts are either on the side all the way now because they'd be getting the full amount invitation by the indian government. and so you will have a sign so that experts in there to assist you in the inve

what what's your read on that, julian? >> it's a diplomatic statement. it also implies quite clearly that the u.s. supports it, which the u.s. should. you know, jonathan, and thanks for having me on. we meet again at this wee hour on the same subject that we visited many times. now, you know, 90 years ago. jonathan, a genocidal ethno nationalist leader, pledged to kill all of the jews, and he ended up putting 6 million of them in ovens. today we have a similar genocidal ethno nationalist leader. the iranian regime is the closest thing we have to the nazi regime, which if they get a nuclear weapon, they will have the means to commit another holocaust. so what israel is doing is not just self-defense, it's completely valid self-defense. but i think the rest of the world owes israel a great debt of gratitude, including the united states, because iran doesn't just want to destroy israel and kill all the jews. it wants to use the nuclear weapon to colonize the middle east and to control the middle east. that's why saudi. that's why jordan. that's why uae. and

liz: you know, julian, to your point we checked it and we lived inlet me back up.or over 200 years did not have these nationwide injunctions until recently over this past decade or so but less than half a dozen liberal judges were literally controlling u.s. policy for 330 million americans under trump as you point out, trump wants to stop government over-spending and wants stronger border security, education, reforms in public schools. judges were stopping that. isn't this a recent trend these nationwide injunctions? >> as you just pointed out. we didn't have nationwide injunctions for most of the history of this country and yes, the idea that you get either a newbie judge in massachusetts or the northern district california that's on the bench for a couple years or a newbie conservative judge in texas that stops a national policy implemented under the president under article ii powers that in this case has a very very clear mandate for which is secure borders. the idea that a federal judge will make national policy, to use justice kagan's words just can't stand. l

sara, julian, thank you both. getting reports of homes being hit -- ♪ ♪ kevin: i was just saying we are getting reports of homes being hit by russian drones in kharkiv, leading to the death of at least three people. this is all happening, apparently, as russia claims it's only that targeting military sites in ukraine. alex hogan has the very latest on that from london. alex, it looks awful. >> reporter: it really does, and we have seen, kevin, some of the images and footage of the victims in that awe tack. the mayor -- attack. the mayor says this was the most powerful attack on the city since the beginning of the war. i've spent time in that city, kharkiv, and have seen entire neighborhoods completely destroyed by russian attacks. what makes the area or so potentially dangerous is it's so close to the border, meaning there's little time to run for shelter when strikes do begin. right now we're getting new word, president zelenskyy increasing the number of wounded to as many as 40 people. authorities say that inclu

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so, julian, lastly, to you, we have the washington post editorial board.guing that trump has politicized the military, from sending troops to la to the campaign style rally at fort bragg to the parade. they say, quote, civilian control of the military is a sacrosanct american value. to be sustainable, it requires the armed forces to salute any occupant of the presidency and refrain from serving the personal interests of a single commander in chief. is trump trying to show the army as being loyal to him specifically? >> i absolutely think that's what he would like. and sure, as was mentioned, you know, the speech that he gave and getting the military to cheer at a basically his political speech, the use most disturbingly in california of military to do law enforcement. and we'll see what happens with that in the courts. the ninth circuit right now has put a pause on a district court's ruling that that was unconstitutional and ruled in favor of governor gavin newsom in california. but this is absolutely disturbing, this idea that he would commandeer the mili

i'm julian glover, abc seven news. >> it's calculated more than 80% of the significant cuts in the regionalpa come from blue states. >> interesting. let's talk about the environment in terms of the weather for the next few days. >> yeah, sunny in some spots. really gray and overcast in other spots. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya? >> yeah. and dan, you're absolutely right. you know what? it's the kind of weather. weather? you probably think. oh, well, this is refreshing. with the breeze, the clouds. some people may be thinking, let me just crawl back into bed. let me show you some live pictures. this is spring for you. we have the june gloom lingering across parts of the bay area right now from our exploratorium in mount tam. you can see it, but there's plenty of sun from vollmer and santa cruz right now. here's a look at live doppler seven, and you will notice that not only do we have the low clouds and fog along the coast, but also into parts of the north bay and even into the east bay right now. so we are definitely dealing with some of that, just stubbornly clinging to part

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with us now is julian zelizer. he is a historian and professor at princeton university.s also the author of several books, including his latest, in defense of partisanship. thanks so much for being with us, julian. great to see you. >> nice to be with you. >> all right. so democrats are arguing the president violated the constitution and the war powers act by bombing iran. the white house says it feels it was within article two of the constitution. can you walk us through both those arguments? >> well. >> i think the critique. >> is it's. >> an old one that. presidents since 1950 have been able to go and send troops to easily without a congressional declaration of war, which we have not had since world war ii. and even after the war powers act of 1973, a reform that was meant to curb in presidential power, they still send troops all the time. and critics believe that's a violation of the constitution. they believe that with president trump. and they believe that with other presidents, the other side is that presidential power is so sweeping and so expansive that the role