home with two children in the living room. what saved their lives? plus, the new charges in the college admissions bribery case. how actress lori loughlin is reacting to the news and the other famous parent being sentenced today. later, the beer company making you an offer. what miller lite is willing to give you to put down your phone. good wednesday morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i m kenneth moton. i m kaylee hartung in for janai norman. we begin with the impeachment showdown and the explosive new testimony from a top diplomat in ukraine. diplomat bill taylor testified president trump made military funds for ukraine contingent on ukraine s public pledge to investigate joe biden as well as the 2016 election. that contradicts president trump s denial of a quid pro quo. one congressman who heard taylor s testimony called it disturbing. abc s ines de la cuetara here with the reaction and fallout. ines, good morning. reporter: good morning, kenneth
what their dad says saved them from serious injury. facing new c lori loughlin and her husband and nine other parents hit with bribery charges in the college admissions scandal. how they could carry more prison time if convicted as felicity huffman is set to be released this weekend. abc news exclusive. the story behind those powerful interviews with prince harry and duchess meghan. joining us live, the reporter who got them to open up like never before, as the duchess steps out for the first time since the fallout from that groundbreaking documentary. the youngest player, you saw him hit cleanup in a world series and he just did it. the washington nationals cleaning up stunning the astros and coming out on top for game one. their first world series win ever. and the 20-year-old superstar slugger who absolutely crushed it. don t stop me now cause i m having a good time yes i m having a good time good morning, america. thank you for joining us on this wednesda
with the alameda county jail seeking to have the jail notify i.c.e. pride to mr. pedraza s re prior to mr. pedraza s release so the agency can take him into custody. he will be arraigned at 2 p.m. kiet do, kpix 5. some major changes to immigration policy sparked in part by a high-profile bay area murder case. attorney general loretta lynch announced yesterday that in sanctuary cities like san francisco, i.c.e. will now detain illegal immigrants with pending cases. an illegal immigrant is accused of killing kate steinle on pier last summer. he was deported five times of and let go by the sheriff s department. the new sheriff said last month she wanted to see the city s sanctuary policy revised. i still have not decided what that would be. and my changes have to do with limited notification. very limited. and i m not sure how that s going to work out yet. attorney lynch s testimony also included stopping the flow of federal granted money that would normally support commu
the coalition of homelessness is calling this inhumane and people say they have been through similar clean-up efforts before. i understand his decision. and i understand that, yeah, we make a mess and we make trash. but, um, it s not illegal to be homeless, is it? i mean, or is it? reporter: pier 80 has been offered as another option for people to go to get shelter and warmth. but pier 80 is being described by these homeless people as not a good place to be. they would rather stay out here with the community that they built for themselves so the police are expected to arrive sometime today. we are not sure what time. people are already gathering ready to protest. we ll have the latest in the next half-hour. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. happening today an illegal immigrant in court charged wednesday for the murder of his missing girlfriend stacey aguilar. she was last seen february 13 leaving a party in hayward with esmid pedraza five days after her family repo
today, hold you to it and 53 in boston and a lot of forts get weeded out this hour and 50 in lawrence, 51 in taunton, 56 in worcester, 53 in plymouth, i like it, even keene at 41 , so good-bye 30s, no more 30s on the map which is great to say and evening out lower 60s and couple stragglers with the cape and islands and southwest new hampshire and turn mostly sunny everywhere this afternoon and i have temperatures still close to these highs, 66 to 70 and 1 exception ends up being the cape for today and lower 60s and show you what s causing warm-up to be short lived in a couple minutes and right now back to catherine because those have been horrible. they have been and i don t see a lot of relief in sight at least looking at that map there, want to click on one problem spot there and 128 going north and there s a stalled vehicle there at route 30 south ave and you can see the backup on 128 going north all the way back to dedham norwood that s very unusual for this time of the