ukraine, scarce on region, as concerns over this lots the land mine sense grain shortages from the rob just um, grow. also coming up. donald trump is facing his most serious legal trouble. the us department of justice and sales be indictment against the former president over his electric mishandling of secret documents and for columbia children, i found a life of the 40 days in the jungle. they went missing off the plane crash, killed the mazda on the other adults on board, the hello, i'm going to jones, welcome to the program. officials and ukraine are stepping off efforts to evacuate people in areas flooded off to the destruction of the massive a couple of cut them earlier this week. keeps and many international organizations holds russia responsible for destroying them. as water levels begin to drop, a new threat has the most concerns on now growing about land mines does not 5 of slots. officers with the national guard continued calling the ukrainian controlled city of half sun. an inflatable boats helping people trapped by the flood waters get to safety. i'm not sure. but when i woke up

>> rob: i just think three fifths of this group here are all insulted by what you did. of all i didn't realize dana was a midget until this whole episode. >> greg: i think we call them little people now. >> rob: i don't know. what's interesting, little people live a lot longer. you know what you never hear? the nba seven foot basketball player turned a hundred today. you don't hear that. >> greg: true. they're always tiny people. you know why? yeah, i think it's because you take these smaller steps, you know. so there's no science there. no, not at all. hemmer you're a journalist. >> bill: yes, sir. >> greg: you claim to be one. does this embarrass you? i'm sure you've had to do bad stories but this feels like a story you don't have to do. >> bill: what i found offensive was the way you motioned with your right thumb for one split millisecond. that was the offensive act. >> greg: why was that offensive. >> bill: i saw tonight the replay and saw the write up and thought, he's on to something. >> greg: do you think this was a subliminal alt right symbol i was doing. >> bi

well, india is rob, just on state, has just had a deluge as of late, deadly flash fighting here still more rain in the forecast on friday. and we're also getting pounded with rain through be har. westbank all under protest states for eastern india and across the bay, and then go and bung with dash, including for a cox's bizarre on friday. there are a few flight advisories in place for the philippines mended out and for size, because of some to rental down ports here. that is bad though. in luzon we will see some peaks of sunshine here. our pond rates also done quite a number in gwen g. providence in china. that energy is shifting into one tongue and food in provinces. talk of the blue and yellow popping up there. the more intense the brain is. meantime, what, whether sides away from japan's main island to punch you, but still a legacy of a few showers, including for tokyo at 28 degrees. and we're being still around $39.00 or 40 on friday. that's a snapshot of your weather see later. the getting close to the people most affected by those in power is often dangerous, but it's absolutely

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attorney general rob bonta just put out his first ever state of pride report leading up to the city'snts and kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us here now live with more on. but the report had to offer. thanks for joining us, rob. >> just seen the report highlighted the work of the california department of justice to fight discrimination against the lgbtq+ community in california and nationally but also depicted the reality of hate crimes against the community. just a few days before san francisco will be celebrating pride with several events from parades to evening dance parties. according to the report about 9.1% of californians identify as, bisexual or transgender. the last year there were more than 391 hate crimes reported that wete motivated by orientation and 45 hate crimes motivated by anti-transgender bias. in his report, attorney general bonta list in new legislation working to lower those numbers as well as the rights available to those in the community. just a few weeks after the human rights campaign declared a state of emergency for lgbtq+, americans. jorge reyna salinas wit

we just had to leave them behind. forced from their homes, walking for days, rob, just possessions and beat some of the game cooking leaves to survive. they say they need help. now, every other person you speak to seems to be a witness to a murder. they've seen terrible things experienced unimaginable hardships to come this far. and now the question is, how to get them help? where do they go next? what happens now? a visit, but chad in president, mohammed's reese debbie, it's no brings with it a bounty of at least one meal a day for most. here it is there 1st in days we asked an army officer if it would continue after the president left. his answer you telling me there are no long term solutions right now. only temporary remedies. 8 organizations admit they are under funded and playing catch up. because international donors are ignoring the crisis, as the number of refugees continues to grow. during a meeting with a groups, the president warned. the war next door will not be over any time soon. the number of refugees, he said, could hit 1000000. the same bus route of the old is 0 audre

that will spread the responsibility among all my most the it's not just countries with refugees, all right. we need to legally migration rob's not just was unless this is like him on the face. hundreds understood to have been on bald. the now relatives face and organizing wait for the news. nobody wants to hear daniel gar of on is serious. senior advocacy advisor for the global charities save the children, and he told us how you can help prevent tragedies like this in the future. i think this tragedy should act as a wake up call for you if you and governments are they negotiate this new part. the, the reality is that you, if your governments have gone through quite extraordinary lines to try to tear people from coming to your to i to seek asylum. i threw closing all safe and legal writs through the legal push box to i'm housing, asylum seekers and refugees and engineering conditions and present like counseling, the 3 kind of funds and elsewhere. this is what drives people to take these dangerous i. journey is often and, and see where the bolts are to run the gauntlet of you repeat you, it's dangerous and often violent bars.

just countries with refugees. all right. we need to legally migration rob's not just was that the, unless this is like him on the hundreds understood to have been on bald now, relatives face and organizing. wait for the news. nobody wants to hear journalist onto cassandra is in athens. i asked her for more details following the arrest the night as well. yes, they have been arrested 9 of them all egyptians and we understand that they face charges in connection with setting up and participating in an organized criminal network. these are human trafficking charges. it is very, very stiff here and they face potentially even life sentencing. they are due to appear today before public prosecutors in the city of telemark out nearby, near to the greek hope. so. city where the ship wrecked took place remains to be seen whether they will be coming ahead with additional testimonies. but it's interesting that the authorities here are using these information from these 9 and also accounts from the survivors of 104 survivors of the ship wrecked to try and piece together th

good to have you back with us, rob. justcy of the personality and he seems to suggest that at least some of this is about rishi sunak �*s policy. i5 that at least some of this is about rishi sunak 's policy.— rishi sunak 's policy. is it? well, i think as sir _ rishi sunak 's policy. is it? well, i think as sirjohn _ rishi sunak 's policy. is it? well, i think as sirjohn redwood - rishi sunak 's policy. is it? well, i think as sirjohn redwood said l rishi sunak 's policy. is it? well, | i think as sirjohn redwood said it is definitely both. politics is not just about policy and it is notjust about personality. but actually, it was fascinating listening to sir john redwood, who clearly is everyone can understand, he very much represents the right of the governing conservative party, the kind of conservatives who want very much a small stake lower tax and is very pro—brexit. indeed, he always has been. but you could see listening to him, how difficult it is going to be full rishi sunak to make him happy. actually, both by euro

. >> superior court justice says he was robbed just before 9 a.m. and the suspect escaped and what is being described as a light colored hyundai. >> there is a new push to address the lack of attention paid to black youth and black women reported missing in california. oakland passed a resolution in support of a bill to establish an ebony alert notification. it is similar to an amber alert but would specifically be for black youth and young black women between the ages of 12-25. the conference introduced the idea to state lawmakers. they say black youth are disproportionately classified as runaways. >> law enforcement has to believe there is suspicion of someone being >> the bill has already passed the state senate and now heads to the assembly. >> owning a home will become easier for california farmworkers. $16 million in grant money will be going to help farmworkers buy a home. we are live in the newsroom with more. >> good morning. a good amount of money will be allocated in the bay area. san mateo county is getting $5 million from the state. man

you're not backing up the tractor anytime soon for tesla >> i think you know what's on my mind >> rob justd something pretty smart here. if you have a strategy you have to stick to it, something my father said to me a long time ago and drove it home. i have to answer to clients when they say, look, it was 200 and went to 100. if i can't justify that, i won't do it. in gm i can justify it and here is why the most important thing, they're buying back shares this is where valuation matters to a guy like me they have the cash flow at this price, 5% year over year at the last quarter i did get a lyric, a pretty sexy car. i think their strategy is good this is why valuation matters to me >> his strategy will work. the late '90s, momentum carried the day for a long time and then we entered the 2000s and hedge funds became stars all those stocks that were relatively inexpensive and began to explode >> it's downright cheap. at six times the question is, is it downright cheap for a very big reason? a reason that's not changing anytime soon >> it is cheap for the wrong reason which is the market just

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yes, it just robs you of strength, and i it is not hung up on sovereign development, belarus unfortunately, the case of those collaborators of hitler’s accomplices lives on and still today actually uses the same manuals on the split of the belarusian society as the nazis of the third reich modern reincarnation bullying ideology manifested itself in 2020 is alive, to this day day, like their predecessors. they are financed from abroad. they use the same symbols and slogans and the same methods of the fascists dehumanizing , depersonalizing and suppressing opponents calls for brother murder detailed analysis crimes of the bachibists in the middle of the 20th century, and those who were placed under their banner. now watch today's talk show incredible fascism right after the panorama. investigators are working at the scene of a fatal accident in the dzerzhinsky district the night before, a 33-year-old driver of a volkswagen car , moving along the m1 minsk brest highway, lost control and drove to the side of the road, where he collided with a road fence. the car drove into the underpass, where

we just had to leave them behind. forced from their homes, walk in for days, rob, just possessions, and be some of the game cooking leaves to survive. they say they need help. now, every other person you speak to seems to be a witness to a murder. they've seen terrible things experienced unimaginable hardships to come this far. and now the question is, how to get them help? where do they go next? what happens now? a visit by chatting president mohammed reese w brings we did a bounty of at least one meal a day. for most here it is their 1st in days. we asked an army officer if it would continue after the president left. his answer. you tell me, but there are no long term solutions right now. only temporary remedies. 8 organizations admit they are under funded in plain capture. because international donors are ignoring the crisis, as the number of refugees continues to grow. during a meeting with a groups the president on the war next door will not be over any time soon. the number of refugees, he said one, the same bus route, the older 0 audrey eastern chat, a new 3 days a cya in sit dow

rob. and this just in san francisco, firefighters have been working to put out a fire in the sunset and one person was injured in the fire. that person is expected to be okay. you see the seen here was a garage fire started there, at least that home on 29th avenue here. the sunset rex enter new video from the department shows the damage and the scene there as they blocked off the road. we have a crew headed to the scene as we speak together, more info. we'll continue to monitor that situation and pass along any updates. now to developing news in the east bay connected to that recent killing of a flower delivery man. this is in oakland's koreatown and o kland. police have released images of 2 people of interest. the victim. 27 year-old matthias, gatos from brazil. >> video shows him in front of the telegraph apartments. this was last wednesday night. 2 people, a man and a woman walking dogs walk by. >> and there was an apparent confrontation. and after the man tried to hit gatos kato's through the flowers at the man and that's when he pulled out a gun. the man pulled out a gun and shot him a

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yes, it just robs you of strength, and i ’m not tired of sovereign development, belarus unfortunatelythe cause of all the collaborators of hitler’s accomplices lives on to this day. the west today actually uses the same manuals on the split of the belarusian society as the nazis. the modern reincarnation of the bachi-by ideology manifested itself in 2020 and is alive to this day, like their predecessors. they are funded from abroad using the same symbols and slogans and the same methods of the nazis, dehumanization, depersonalization and suppression of opponents; calls for brother murder; detailed analysis of the crime in chibists in the middle of the 20th century. and those who were placed under their banner. now watch incredible fascism on today's talk show right after the panorama. investigators are working at the scene of a fatal accident in the dzerzhinsky district the night before , a 33-year-old driver of a volkswagen car , moving along the m1 minsk brest highway, lost control and drove to the side of the road, where he collided with a road fence. the car drove into the undergr

rob. and this just concord, police say a young child is in the hospital tonight after being hit by a large commercial vehicle. police say it happened while the child was on a bike in the crosswalk and was hit at the intersection of cal road and treat boulevard. the child was taken oakland children's hospital. the child's condition is not known. this is a developing situation will bring you updates as soon as we have more information there. >> well, we've got some bad news for oakland a's fans. team owner john fisher is one step closer tonight to moving the team to las vegas as kron four's. dan kerman reports this afternoon, the nevada state senate approved the a stadium plan. >> knew one hand. you see the constitution use to yogi berra said it isn't over till it's over. and while true, the a's move to las vegas has taken a big step forward wednesday afternoon. the nevada state senate approved the a stadium plan by a vote of 13 to 8 fire support of this. i think it's a great investment for our state and that will field tremendous returns. >> for years to come, this is definitely a jobs bill

dan: and alameda judge reportedly was robbed this morning just blocks from the main courthouse in oakland. the alameda county's sheriffs office said he was held up just before 9:00 a.m. in a parking rog near 13th and madison street. thieves took his wallet and his rolex watch. there are multiple surveillan cameras in the area which could help in the investigation. we are tracking robberies in oakland as part of our abc7 neighborhood safety tracker. we have data for different crimes in different cities. you can check it all out on our website, abc7news.com. ama: the state assembly passed what is known as a journalism preservation act today. it would require companies like google, twitter, and meta, to pay a portion of their advertising dollars to those they host. the bill now moves to the state senate. meta has threatened to pull all news from its platforms, facebook and instagram, if it passes. a bill to establish an ebony alert system has passed the state senate and is headed to the state senate. our report explains what it would do. >> from the over state highways to a push alert just l

yes, it just robs, you and the forces and which are not hung up in sovereign development, belarus unfortunately, the work of those collaborators lives to this day. the west today actually uses the same manuals on the split of the belarusian society as the nazis of the third reich, the modern reincarnation. bachi's ideology would have manifested itself in 2020 and is alive, to this day, like their predecessors. they are funded from abroad using the same symbols and slogans and the same methods of the nazis. dehumanization, depersonalization and suppression of opponents, calls for brother murder, a detailed analysis of crimes in chibists in the middle of the 20th century. and those who were placed under their banner. now watch today's talk show incredible fascism right after the panorama. belarus is preparing to celebrate the main holiday of independence day in connection with the events, changes have been made to the work of the minsk metro. the metro station will receive passengers on july 3 from 5:30 am to 00:40 july 4 on the night of the third station on july 4 oktyabrskaya nemigafrunzenskaya

rob was just talking a moment ago about how few spare the air days we've had so far. >> one of the benefits of all the storms at the start of the year. like we're seeing this weekend, all the wind. look how clear the skies are around san francisco. but not exactly warm at 62 deees. whengr >>> the subject of a graveyard mystery. after three long months, sidney cooper's decades old remains are still missing. his family is taking legal action to figure out what happened. >> our main issue is to get them reunited as intended to be. >> reporter: the cooper family put on brave faces as they took the stage to commemorate juneteenth. but instead of focusing on the events that led to their freedom, they're now held captive by the loss for the second time of their father. sidney cooper, sr. died 22 years ago when his widow died in march, the couple's four children got comfort in the fact that they would soon be reunited. but. >> the day before my mother's funeral, they told me they opened the grave site, and my father was not there, and i was absolutely devastated. and they asked me did i want to hol

a popular wildlife photographer says he was robbed at gunpoint just as he was about to take photos in the oakland hills, ktvu. crime reporter henry lee with the victim's concerns about who will be targeted next. a guy ran up to me and stuck a gun in my ribs and said, give me your wallet. 72 year old jim roach of oakland was robbed at gunpoint just as he's about to go on a hike and do what he does best. take photos of wildlife. three masked robbers surrounded him after apparently following him to skyline boulevard and joaquin miller road in the oakland hills just before sunrise friday morning. then they said, give me your phone. and then i couldn't find my phone. so they got angry and they looked in my car for the phone and they found my camera. roach's prized canon camera with zoom lens. the one he uses to take high definition photos of animals like this eagle, bobcat coyote and steller's jay until this event, i didn't realize my pictures were this popular. his photos have gained him a following online, including on next door admirer. say roach is a treasure whose imagery is a refresh

just robbing stores and even attacking police once peaceful city has become a place of scam theft and concern for the safety of their families and friends notes journalists. the city authorities held a meeting with the leadership of the police, and it was decided to strengthen the patrolling of places where refugees live. they predicted the world storm in the last century. who spoke about the ukrainian conflict decades ago, and was it a forecast or a specific plan of action? what books described the global adventures of the west and what is actually hidden behind the covers today in the program, an understandable policy will tell about famous authors. more than fifty rescuers and over a dozen units from special equipment and liquidated conditional emergency situation at the naftan oil refinery, according to legend, at a sulfur production plant. as a result of pipeline depressurization, hydrogen sulfide leaked. the exercise became a key episode of the republican seminar of the chemical and radiation protection services of the ministry of emergency situations for two days. rescuers from

examples from here in the bay area just last week in san francisco, the postal service issued a reward of up to $50,000 for information about this man. they say robbedl worker near the dmv just the week before in february, a postal worker was robbed of his postal keys and allay and 2 people were charged after stealing a postal truck from a worker in martinez robberies have also been reported in fremont, newark and berkeley, but leading the way is oakland where the postal service says their workers are robbed on a weekly basis. sometimes even more. once a day, oakland police have now reported a handful of arrests. but these crimes are still happening. so the department is offering some tips on their website to, quote, reduce the risk. this is though, technically a federal clot crime outside of the jurisdiction of local police. so that also makes it a very risky crime. robberies of usps postal worker are punishable by up 25 years in federal prison in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman, kron 4 thank you. justine out our 4 zone forecast with a live look outside at a sunny san francisco and lawrence is back in talking about weekend. yeah, here we get read

the property of your countrymen as foreigners in the medieval sense, i don't know the word, it's just robbinghem, raping, destroying . a huge tradition, what happened to ivan the terrible, he destroyed the reason for this because it began to interfere with his relations with the state , then peter i, who fought with the shooters , the shooters were militia, it was not the army, it was there was a militia that always demanded for itself special privileges of the free, punished everyone, destroyed them, i already mentioned this where we see analogs of this in the east in the ottoman empire , the janissaries, the sultan destroys the janissaries, and in front of this , the janissaries also put the sultans whom they like, and only by destroying this of the janissary system of medieval turkey becomes a more or less modern state in the west , all this was eliminated much earlier, as soon as the state becomes totalitarian, that is , medieval and not european in terms of values, this construction immediately appears adolf hitler, who makes the decision that it is necessary to destroy the stormtroopers

let's get right to rob mayeda. not just but one of the big weekends of the year when we're all outside barbecuing for a lot of parties. >> and even the night time temperatures. here at 11:00, look at dublin and calistoga. near 70 degrees outside. most locations on the map, especially inland, 15 to 20 degrees warmer. think of this as kind of a running start to tomorrow's low temperatures for the morning. they'll be starting off in the 60s around san jose and livermore. s about that five to eight degrees warmer. and end this by late morning tomorrow, friday, all the way through sunday, you've got the heat advisory up through the interior of the bay area. three days of hey temperatures in the 90s to above 100 degrees for the inland east bay and areas south of downtown and san jose. at times windy conditions will lead to an increased risk of fire danger. you see the red on the map for the inland, east bay, south bay, the humidity levels less than 20% as we head through the holiday weekend. the heat peaks saturday into sunday. w

cal fire crews are keeping an eye on the windy conditions in the forecast that rob was just talking about for northern napa county. we are also getting some insight on wildfires. crews have seen 83 fires in their territory this year. that burned just 29res. that does not include the snell fire. last yearn the same six-month period, they saw 176 fires. that burned close to 100 l fire says despite the tremendous rain and full reservoirs, there is a lot of high grass that is quickly turning into potential fuel for a fire. >>> near bodega bay, a big accident involving horses. it happened late this afternoon south of bodega bay. a large horse trailer, six horses inside crashed on highway 1. the crash triggered a three-hour rescue operation, two large rescue teams, 25 personnel responding. somehow the animals survived with only superficial injuries. they were even able to walk up the hill themselves. three others were pulled up with ropes, harness and a makeshift traction system. the horses belong to a local business that rents them out for children's events. the cause of the crash is not yet c

rob matheson, i'll just say to a city the hello again. the headlines on how to 0. the cranes president has held his troops fighting and bust, moved the little interest as that's conducting offensive action along the front line. but it hasn't said if it's part of along the way to counter offensive. the best judgment was the one that some of william i'm grateful to every one of our soldiers. all our defenders who during this day have provided the news we have been waiting for. we see how russia reacts historically to every step. we take there about all positions we have taken. the enemy knows that ukraine will when they see in us they feel it thanks to your strikes warriors, especially in the didn't ask region life. i want to particularly highlight the 5th separate assault brigade and the $57.00 separate motorized, infantry brigade of which skilfully decisively and effectively defended our positions, destroyed the occupiers. okay, and most importantly, move forward to the us extra state answering of lincoln says, washington won't let a wrong develop nuclear weapons.

to the deep e state, they are just, uh, robbed and u exterminated. yes, while the supporters of the deep state of their representatives spared any uh criminal or other cases, uh in hunterabiden's computer, which uh, somehow lost. uh, there were many, indeed centuries of imprisonment, but so far the materials from there have been published as illustrated albums, which he really believes, from which, according to the marquis de sade, they would turn over in his grave. uh, but anyway, uh, hehe and haha. uh he i hoped with a slight fright, while, uh, the system is corrupt, rotten, but very dangerous , so we must bring our body to the end, because our cause is right, victory will be ours . hello, in the studio of valery korablev, the release of a nuclear squad in the near future , the first launchers of the sarmat complex with a new heavy missile will take up combat duty vladimir putin's important statement at a meeting with the best graduates of military universities hundreds of nationalists killed new attempts advance in three directions and the complet

just good stuff all the way through. are you? thanks a john is california joe attorney general rob bonta. >> just announced new action that he saysmbat organized retail crime all across the state. the u.s. chamber of commerce found in 2022. organized retail theft resulted in losses of about 100 billion dollars for businesses nationwide. and here in california. he says the issue is far from resolved. he has a new effort. it's a collaboration agreement that was signed between the california department of justice and 12 major retail chains and businesses. and that includes, you know, brick and mortar target. home depot eve and then and then also internet ebay. meta. >> they're all pledging to form a partnership and share information with the doj that could help crack down on retail theft rings. these are crimes. we need to arrest people when they commit crimes. >> they need to be the appropriate level of accountability when it happens. and there's a first-ever online portal on the dog website for the public to submit tips and complaints about organized retail crime. >> across the state, if you'd like to use that portal, it is on the

just come up in here and you're going to rob them and all that. that's whack . you don't do that. evening, everyone. i'm mike maybach. and i'm julie julie haener, the manager of colonial donuts says this robbery is just another example of how crime is affecting the community as a whole. elissa harrington joins us live tonight from oakland with reaction. alyssa well, julie, mike, this is a small family run business. the owner said that the staff was left shaken, but they are doing their best to rise from this and stay strong. surveillance video inside oakland's colonial donuts shows the terrifying moments employees were robbed at gunpoint. this happened friday, just before 1 a.m. at the 24 hour shop on lakeshore avenue. video shows three people enter the store wearing face masks and hoodies and employee in a red hat walks over to take their order. when the individuals jump over the counter, guns drawn, they lead the employee around at gunpoint and make him open a cash register. other employees in the back are seen with their hands up as well. i think it's terrible and i think it's

our good friend rob, just me out in beautiful clayton there.hout out to everyone at eds between the cold ocean temps and the snow left in the mountains. i think there's a lot more in play than we've had in the last ten years. i would agree wholeheartedly. forecast models don't always pick up on that, especially all the thunderstorm activity that's going on in the mountains. a series of these lows dropping in. and when the water temps are about 50 to 51, 52, though, those are big factors that play in. and not only that, there's still a lot of snow. you get above 7000ft and then you you still have some snow melt going on, even though the temps have not been that hot. jennifer is up in truckee. she said the truckee river flowing fast and cold. the yuba two yesterday from donna ridge. look at all that snow still up there. a pretty good thunderstorm activity in and around. i know the keys had a clap of thunder around 4:00, but the day before that, they had some rain. so it looks like after today, though, that's going to end too much warm air coming

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but they're not holding out much hope rob matheson, i'll just say troy city, the color again, the headlines on how to 0. the grains president has held his troops fighting and bust moved. the literature says that's conducting offensive action along the front line. but it hasn't said if it's part of along the way to counter offensive bush, you have judging of course, and whatnot. some of william, i'm grateful.

rob matheson, i'll just say to 8 sitting on him on the job as a professor of political science actuate university. he says, any agreement should be based on the constitution. the problem is deduction and it's, it's not in the details. it's the structure of the whole political system. where do you have the balance of power is totally marginalized by the people and then you'll have the very, i'm a great amount of power in the hands of the, the, the executive branch, rolling family and, and the, i mean, so whenever any crisis moment price is not important as, as much as it should be. then they could go to the easiest way to is all a problem. and since 2003, what's the time of the separation between the was the, i mean, the confidence and the prime minister out of 10 minutes to age with this, or they didn't come to this time. so this is a kaiser's, which is the embedded. it's a structure that has nothing to do with the details. the details might justify some of the problems like to the non partisan politics and other things. but we have a problem that always will continue unless there is a

rob matheson, i'll just say to a city. the ruling party of mexico's president underestimated while lopez over door has won the governorship of the countries most popular states. the moreno party defeated the institutional revolutionary party, or p. r. i in the state of mexico for the 1st time and 94 years. the last is a heavy blow to the p. r. i had a presidential elections next year. my new, well, regular reports from the mexican capital celebrations and mexico's most populous state. after the candidate for governor, from the boat and a party seized victory on sunday. it's a historic moment, as this region of mexico has been governed by a single party for almost a century. this is a victory for all, for every citizen from the state of mexico, it has been a 100 years of corruption and abandonment. the time changes, people organized and one didn't feel room is not only made history by becoming mexico states, 1st female governor, but many believe her victory represents a death blow for the institutional revolutionary party,

everything stays the same, then there could be serious consequences for the future of $28.00, rob madison. i'll just 0 to wait city. still to come this off on. one of the train services involved in india is douglas re less than 2 decades. starts up again, just as the death toll is revised. ok. and put francis, imagine a large and well from the abdominal surgery hours officer appearing it is weeks the audience. the had a low this to be a web that has swept into the southeast of a stray or bringing spectacular phones, but also a flood to risk the pots of victoria, as well as new south wales. now you can see the cold front taking that rain further east behind it. we're expecting temperatures to dip down another round of rain moving in, but more in the way of light to showers because mania. and victoria, but adelaide in melbourne after seeing some unusual rooms at the beginning of the month, we'll see those temperatures come down. sidney still at 20 degrees celsius, of more in way of sunshine on friday, of sitting study at 19 degrees celsius. a little bit of rain here in the close to the seasonal averag

buryats who serve in the russian army or there are some other people who lived there, they just rob the houses left by the russians, that is, the russians rob the russians. we wondered what they were doing, respectively in ukraine, it turns out that there is nothing to be surprised about, they simply even do it accordingly with their own citizens, therefore, in any case, again , this situation is a loss for them, and a plus. we must understand that this situation is from a military point of view. i, again, do not a military expert, but these are obvious things, it is important, especially in the situation of a counteroffensive, that is, that it is impossible to ignore this situation, and in order to, well, as the russians say, copy this situation, it is necessary to throw in dateless parts from those directions where they are currently being used on the front line, and therefore this is a huge problem and, accordingly, a huge challenge, so i would absolutely not be afraid that russia will try or already try to use this situation . which parties if we didn't look at it let's continue in

rob matheson, i'll just say, to a city official said being taking place in brazil to mock exactly a year since the killing are present in indigenous rights. activism is such a, bruno pereira, a british journalist. on phillips, in the amazon jungle, they've been documenting a legal coaching and the remote and she of our you valley. visiting police have just charged to woman with the motors, including the leader of what's to be described as a transnational criminal organizations. 3 local fishermen already awaiting a possible trial. some cow, he is a journalist, one of several contributors to don't. flips his book, how to save the amazon. he's just come back from the memorial service in sao paulo and says while he welcomes the charges, just as is often no served. the ease charges and arrests have been a long time coming and i think the savings here was in general bass. unfortunately in brazil, one especially in the amazon region where a lot of houses and interests lie, a vast environment of defenders and goodness are often q and the motors are no rules of justice. so, and if they offer thos

rob matheson, i'll just say troy city. no, it's exactly a year since the killing of presenting and did just rights activists and research a breed a pereira, i'm british journalist on phillips in the amazon jungle. they've been documenting illegal poaching in the remote jabari valley since then louis unnecessarily that the silver has been elected business president, and he's promised more protection for indigenous groups, monica, you had a calf travel to the region to see if any progress is be made. the plus will, gustavo, the tank, was to remember to, to our weight and the gut feeling that something had gone terribly wrong. no. this, a year ago on june 5th, they had received a radio message from your colleague indigenous expert, little video. it was on his way to meet them at the small river port about the la do not. you were just journalist on phillips was accompanying him in the boat. they made a g. i need the permit. i thought i was on when they didn't show up. i knew something horrible had happened. we set out with the

rob matheson, i'll just say to a city train service is ever zoomed at the sight of india's worst rail disaster. in decades, preliminary reports suggest the signaling system error calls, the multi trained collision that killed 275 people on friday. but a star things have launched a criminal investigation. prime minister under under load. he has promised to punish those responsible will make will. social reef has more from the regional capital will banish for a thousands of families of passengers have been missing since friday all here. they made the journey 200 kilometers from the silver. the accident took place to prove a nation where, here at the old indian institute of medical sciences, about 200 bodies have been sent. now there is a process of families identifying the people and then the adult is releasing those bodies. so there's a lot of grief, but there's also a lot of anger out here because people are demanding offices. they want to accountability the now that i've got to know about, do i haven't seen such a big accident in my life. never one involving 3 trains. this is a case

uh, a big program on the theme of robbing stores, where a lot of wonderful shots - it's just everydayven because in most states where the authorities are democrats, not crimea, theft is analyzed in the amount of less than a thousand e, 1,000 dollars, and they just come and play. well, the store owners naturally say, well, at least there , let's use facial recognition video to fight this kind of crime in the state, new york by no means, because it's racist. well, here's what store owners jason freer, ceo of fireworks, have to say, let's hear it there. how long have you been in this business we have been in this business already over 45 years and how bad it is with shoplifting. i've never seen anything like that, who are all these teenagers, they're all in a row. it's like an epidemic. these are not only professional thieves, there are also those who steal only because they know. it'll get them time people of all ages from kids to old people you think these thefts are the number one crime in new york city by my feeling. yes, it feels like anyone can turn into a robber in a second. we ha

it's 8.35, in california train general rob bonta just announced new action that he says he's going tozed retail crime across the state. the u.s. chamber of commerce found in 2022. orders. we organized retail theft resulted in losses of 100 billion dollars for businesses nationwide. and here in california, bonta says that the issue is far from resolved. he is out with a new effort. a collaboration agreement signed between the california department of justice and 12 major retailers and businesses, including target home depot, e-bay and pledging to form a partnership and share information with the doj. they can help crack down on retail theft rings. these are crimes. we need to arrest people when they commit crimes. >> they need to be the appropriate level of accountability when it happens. >> also, there is a first-ever online portal on the doj website for the public to submit tips and complaints about organized retail crime across the state. if you'd like to use the new portal on their website, simply type in retail theft and you fill in the form. and the east bay, at least 100 firefig