the state department. putting iran on notice, is this trump s new red line? hi, erin. definitely being presented as a hard line on iran. maybe somewhat blurry one at this point. but the white house is saying that it is dedicated to holding iran accountable after this latest missile launch. and it is considering a whole range of options in a response and, yes, that does include a military one. a tough line on iran at the white house today. as to have day, we are officially putting iran on notice. reporter: national security adviser michael flynn offering a cryptic warning after iran tested another ballistic missile sunday. the obama administration failed to respond adequately to tehran s malign actions including weapons transfers, support for terrorism, and other violations of international norms. reporter: the new administration making its clear it believes the missile launch violated a u.n. resolution. flynn s comments today follow
its missile program. but prior tests h
clear after the president spoke. but there is no doubt the president would like to see this summit get back on track at some point, but it won t be on june 12th. jonathan karl starting us off tonight. jon, thank you. next, to that other major story we re following, breaking news about harvey weinstein. sources tell abc news he will turn himself in to new york city police tomorrow to face criminal charges related to alleged sexual assault. a stunning fall, seven months after those first reports that unleashed a flood of accusations and sparked a movement. here s abc s linsey davis. reporter: former hollywood heavyweight turned poster child for the me too movement, harvey weinstein, will turn himself in tomorrow and face criminal charges. weinstein has been under investigation by the manhattan district attorney s office for months, stemming from accusations of sexual misconduct by actresses lucia evans and paz de la huerta. evans says in 2004 weinstein forced her to perform a sex
tonight, several developing stories. the new and graphic description. what might have happened to that washington post writer and u.s. resident after he entered that consulate and never came out. the grisly new account tonight, as this mystery deepens. also tonight, the scare involving the first lady. the plane carrying melania trump suddenly filling with smoke midair. the flight forced to turn around. pilots wearing oxygen masks. the deadly storm tonight. images of parts of homes washed away. rescue crews helping families then trapped themselves. the emergency move at a major dam tonight, and we re on the scene. the drama in court late tod. the well-known doctor, once on reality tv, and his girlfriend, accused of drugging women together and then raping them. holding hands in court. what their attorney now says. the major change north of
the border tonight. marijuana now legal across canada. the huge lines. and this question tonight will americans be able to bring mariju
republican and then what happens? yeah, and then at that point, any member can simply say they move to offer an amendment. and when they offer an amendment, they have to actually provide the next of that language to the clerk. the amendment could be read aloud before all of the members of the committee. and then each of the members can simply say they want a chance to talk and to speak about that particular amendment. and as you said, there are 41 members of this committee. 40 are expected to attend one is not, ted lieu because of health issues. he s not expected to be here this week. but each of those members could speak. that could take time for each individual amendment. when that amendment is voted down which we expect because republicans are expects to offer amendments, democrats are happy with these articles and don t plan to do that. that s why this is unpredictable how this contentious day will play out, wolf. 40 members now. ted lieu had some medical issues. we wish him
kind of right up in their faces. she was arrested a few minutes ago and taken away in handcuffs. what you want to see is folks keeping their distance and standing, facing the police, that is great. you don t want to see anyone go up to them on purpose to provoke action. police have ben really stoic in not reacting to whatever things are being said at them. if things are being thrown and we ve seen some of that going onme onment. i don t know if we decided what that was, but it was basically to say keep away, a little poof something, protecting the perimeter or the no man s land between the police and the protesters. we haven t gotten confirmation on exactly what it is, but we can understand your tactic and philosophy and approach, which is to say, hey,
keep your distance, don t come any closer. we re good with you being there exercising your first amendment rights. you can say what you want, but don t throw things at us or come up to our faces and threaten us. even with this esc