ike, where does the investigation stand tonight? >> reporter: will, rachel, as of now, the mayor's office a and the baltimore police department say they have no suspects or motives related to this incident. they're asking anyone with information to come forward. >> baltimore police working closely with federal officials tonight. ike, thank you. >>> now to the fourth of july travel holiday chaos on the roads and in air. severe weather today forcing delays at some of the nation's biggest and busiest airports including new york and boston and terrifying moments for passengers on a hawaiian airlines flight hit by severe turbulence. at least seven people hurt. here's abc's jaclyn lee. >> reporter: tonight, travel chaos continuing during the busy holiday weekend. delays at all three new york city area airports and philadelphia and at least one groundstop in boston after a rough week filled with more than 7,000 cancellations nationwide. >> these notifications all the time that are coming in, so you never know, you know, what to do. >> it's

perhaps the most famous inmate of ik-13 was the son -in-law of leonid ilyich brezhnev yuri churbanov corruption sentenced to 12 years in prison with confiscation of property served a sentence at a special colony for former law enforcement officers and security officials first deputy head of the ussr ministry of internal affairs colonel-general churbanov became one of the main defendants in the so-called cotton case and corruption of the highest echelon authorities of the uzbek republic at 19. eighty in the seventh year he was arrested, and in the eighty-eighth, the military collegium of the supreme court of the ussr sentenced the powerful general to twelve years in prison for her husband galina brezhneva sent to serve his sentence in the nizhny tagil colony for the special contingent, a former high-ranking official worked as a stoker as a mechanic for making aluminum vases for ice cream. in this column now there is, uh, all the uzbek generals those who were convicted were here are shcherbanov, he makes, uh, karimanka, well, or vases for ice cream are also very neat , very beautiful.

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beauty power of family power tradition, the strength of the movement, perhaps the most famous inmate of ik-13 was the son-in-law of leonid ilyich brezhnev , yuri churbanov yuri churbanov, former deputy minister of internal affairs of the ussr, colonel general to take the secretary general of the central committee of the cpsu leonid brezhnev in the internal affairs bodies served 26 years has state awards in 1987 arrested on suspicion of corruption , sentenced to 12 years in prison with confiscation of property served a sentence at a special colony for former law enforcement officers and security officials. the first deputy head of the ussr ministry of internal affairs, colonel-general churbanov became one of the main defendants in the so-called cotton case, and the corruption of the highest echelon authorities of the uzbek republic in 1987 arrested him, and in the eighty-eighth military collegium of the supreme court of the ussr sentenced the powerful general to twelve years imprisonment of her husband galina brezhnev was sent to serve his sentence in the nizhny tagil colony for a special c

the history of ik-13 dates back to the forties of the last century, then it was extremely nizhny tagilced in a juvenile colony in the fiftieth, juvenile delinquents staged a massive escape along the road. they smashed bread shops and grocery stores , detained almost all the fugitives , liquidated the colony, and in its place a colony for former security forces appeared. one of the first yevgeny suvorov was the head of the special colony . and this colony until the 63rd year was not for former employees. she was mixed, and after 63, just when i came, she became only for the former employees, so a certain er. well, we'll talk about zon traditions there. were saved at the beginning with me at the beginning. yes, this and tea ran there. they poured it, they hid it, they put the brew somewhere upstairs and hugged, there, uh, men with men, it was all then young officer yevgeny suvorov, he had to communicate not only with former colonel generals, but also with much more influential officials from among the leaders of the soviet union, for example, he ended up in this colony, the former deputy

good morning to you, ike. >> reporter: good morning, gio.president trump's court calendar is rapidly filling up, now with a confirmed trial date regarding charges he mishandled classified materials. now, florida federal judge aileen cannon set a trial day for may 20th of next year. a compromise date later than prosecutors had sought but sooner than trump wanted. the date just months before the 2024 presidential election. judge cannon said, there are more than 1 million pages of nonclassified discovery produced so far and at least nine months of camera footage. trump's campaign calling the trial date a setback for the doj saying, it gives his legal team time to fight. now, all this as trump's legal exposure continues to widen pending a possible third indictment coming from special counsel jack smith. trump says he received a letter from the special counsel's office stating he's the target of an investigation into his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. trump was given until thursday to testify, which he did not do, and now an indictment is

abc's ike ejiochi is in baltimore right now. ike, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.s a tragic start to the fourth of july weekend here in baltimore. two people dead and 28 others injured from this shooting. as law enforcement are already on high alert for that typical surge of silence that we see on holiday weekends. >> i got one chest wound. we need a medic. >> reporter: overnight, chaos in baltimore, two people died and 28 others injured. gunfire erupting as hundreds gathered for an event in brooklyn homes. witnesses saying that they heard as many as 30 shots an affiliate. police say an 18-year-old woman was pronounced dead at the scene. >> oh, my god. why? why? why? >> i need somebody down here, okay? >> reporter: nine people transported to the hospital. 20 more went to the hospital on their own. one man was later pronounced dead and three victims are still in critical condition. >> this is an extensive crime scene. our detectives are going to be here quite a while. >> reporter: authorities have not released information about a suspect or a possible motive. >> we'

abc's ike ejiochi joins us now with more from washington.d morning to you, ike. >> reporter: good morning, gio. gallaudet university said it was finally time to right a wrong that was committed over seven decades ago. a day many thought would never come. >> kenneth miller. >> reporter: inside this auditorium, you'll find something familiar, caps, gowns, friends and family. it's graduation day. >> you made it. >> reporter: for kenneth miller, it's a day he says was once unrecognizable. >> this has really been just the only thing on my mind as of lately. it feels incredibly exciting. >> today is a celebration, honoring black deaf children who have been oppressed in their educational experiences. so we are taking an injustice and turning it into justice. >> reporter: after decades of waiting, miller and 23 others, some represented by surviving family members, are finally getting their high school diplomas for attending the kendall school division ii for negros, a segregated private elementary school for black deaf students. this long-awaited gr

abc's ike ejiochi is in washington and has more.ood morning, ike. >> reporter: good morning, will. now, law enforcement sources say 37-year-old taylor taranto was arrested by the metropolitan police department on thursday and remains in custody ahead of a hearing. now, police say they found guns, ammunition and materials to make at least one molotov cocktail inside his car but emphasized he never got into the protective bubble of the former president and hadn't gotten past any checkpoints. now, sources say taranto didn't make any direct threats to former president obama, nor did he mention him by name, but he did suggest he had weapons in his comments on that livestream. now, according to a criminal complaint, taranto is charged with four misdemeanor counts related to the january 6th insurrection. it allegedly highlights his movements entering the capitol walking with other members of the mob through the rotunda and finally into the entrance of the house speaker's lobby, all while attacking police officers along the way. now, tarant

good morning, ike. >> reporter: good morning, janai.rosecutors charging carlee russell with two misdemeanors for the 25-year-old's role in falsely reporting to law enforcement officers and falsely reporting an incident. each punishable with up to one year in prison if she's convicted. on the night of july 13th she called 911 from her car claiming she saw a child walking alone on the interstate. now, when police arrived all they found was russell's car along with her wig, phone and purse. but neither russell nor the child were there. now, her disappearance sparking that frantic two-day search. police and volunteers handing out flyers, searching the area, that is, until russell returned home on the night of july 15th claiming she was kidnapped and escaped eventually admitting that she made the whole thing up. now, the police chief saying russell's search for amber alerts and the movie "taken" on her phone before her disappearance. she's been released on a $2,000 bond as she awaits trial. still unclear why russell fabricated the story. guy

it had a picture of ike and tina.k it's— them? what do you think, julia? yeah,lthink it's ridiculous.- yeah, i think it's ridiculous. it's unconscious bias it's not unconscious bias or anything, i just anything, or racism. i just don't. think that just. don't. i just think that just. jess woman doesn't like jess phillips woman doesn't like this. woman she's this. catherine woman she's famous the uk famous for being the uk strictest teacher, so maybe she doesn't teachers, doesn't like strict teachers, and a conservative. she and she's a conservative. she runs a brilliant school- she runs a brilliant school where sne-s— runs a brilliant school where sne-s son— runs a brilliant school where sne-s sont ot— runs a brilliant school where she's sort of strict in a way tnet— she's sort of strict in a way we wont— she's sort of strict in a way that would have- she's sort of strict in a way that would have just been oei— that would have just been normal, conservative as normal, like conservative as weii. — normal, like conserva

there are two main characters, ike, an awol marine working in butte, montana.nalist with a family starting a tabloid in washington, d.c. no, i thrust them into it. i have ike traveling with evel knievel to graceland after elvis dies, i have lucy going to 74, the celebrity discotheque, and experiencing that and looking at all of the odd characters there, including ron cohen, who was the mccarthy protege, i embraced it. i loved it. i didn't get to experience any of it, i was too young. i was in philly, so i wasn't in butte, or new york city. and it was actually a real joy. and you're exactly right, this was the era of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll in a way that the '60s we think of it as but not really. and the '70s was really when people were getting very fast and loose with their social lives. >> and evel knievel. i grew up in india in the '70s. even i heard of evel knievel. and you've got this phenomena. which is one of these celebrities who became a celebrity for a bizarre gallonation of circumstances which became huge but in the novel he uses that celebrity a

this was an incorrect translation of the unofficial name ik-13. red duck.a result, the article was seen in the colony, because then soviet prisoners did not raise chickens. and roosters and domestic ducks. and then all these thieves' traditions took off in this zone. and the zone is out. the man came out with protest intentions and the zone practically stood up because of this, that churbanov called the word so bad among the convicts and had to chumpy. literally save his special hmm, well , even though the former employees are not infected, so to speak, with these criminal traditions. in any case, institutions to put it mildly, they reacted negatively to this article. well, something similar, let's say. in addition to churbanov, high-ranking guests of the thirteenth colony were former fsb officer mikhail trepashkin, convicted for divulging state secrets of trepashki. we have a lot, which means that his very name is such, as it were , emphasizes a lot we had to endure. he was with us on whom there was no settlement of the disease, he was he used it. he was e

so so course ike then created a wall around r.b. oppenheim, who still had his top security clearance. so what to do about that a couple of days before christmas in 1953, louis straw's had come into his office and say, you know, there is this report about you and we're going to have to remove top security clearance. and you can either go quietly and nobody will know or we can ha a hearing but this was in a way, a public humiliation, and it was supposed to be secret soon after it ended, the 997 page transcript was released to two newspapers. it was made public sohat everybody heard what had happened. oppenheimer and that they didn't have approved. he was a security. there's the second charge against him was that he advocated against the bomb, and he did say that hydrogen bomb was atomic bombs are powerful enough. i mean, hydrogen bombs are a thousand times more powerful than what's dropped. what was dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki. so oppie was against the hydrogen. did he try to cordon any scientists not working on it. that was the

perhaps the most famous inmate of ik-13 was the son-in-law of leonid ilyich brezhnev, yuri churbanov. the first deputy head of the ussr ministry of internal affairs, colonel-general churbanov, became one of the main defendants in the so-called cotton case, and the corruption of the highest echelon authorities of the uzbek republic in 1987 arrested him, and at eighty 8th military collegium of the supreme court of the ussr sentenced the powerful general to twelve years imprisonment of her husband galina brezhneva was sent to serve his sentence in the nizhny tagil colony for a special contingent, a former high-ranking official worked as a stoker, a locksmith, aluminum bowls for ice cream are now located, uh, all uzbek generals such as those convicted were here shcherbanov, he makes, uh, bait. well, or ice cream vases are also very neat, very beautiful. he does it with his own hands, apparently, the reason was precisely to work physically yuri mikhailovich churbanov came to me every morning for a report. about those, that means, successes there, indicators or problems in this area. here h

lazutin are likely accomplices of blueberry, the owners of distilleries, the russian north and rodnik ik. last year. these companies were withdrawn from the global spirits brand, even then experts of the alcohol market did not rule out that the change of ownership of the distributor company in russia was formal, and the company remained under the control of blueberry we visited the addresses of moscow offices associated with global spirity. it turned out that there is a representative office of phantoms. according to data from open sources in moscow , the office of global premium spirits is located here on the garden ring. however, here we see that the doors are sealed around the entire perimeter of the building. it is known that searches took place simultaneously in several offices and warehouses of the company. with the support of employees of the national guard, investigative actions were carried out at the production facilities of the moscow and in the vologda oblast, it turns out that lovers of khortytsia and other alcoholic drinks of the ukrainian company enriched blueberries, whic

it had a picture of ike and tina.— them? what do you think, julia? yeah,lthink it's ridiculous.- yeah, i think it's ridiculous. it's unconscious bias it's not unconscious bias or anything, i just anything, or racism. i just don't. think that just. don't. i just think that just. jess woman doesn't like jess phillips woman doesn't like this. woman she's this. catherine woman she's famous the uk famous for being the uk strictest teacher, so maybe she doesn't teachers, doesn't like strict teachers, and a conservative. she and she's a conservative. she runs a brilliant school- she runs a brilliant school where ehe-e— runs a brilliant school where ehe-e eart— runs a brilliant school where ehe-e eat at— runs a brilliant school where she's sort of strict in a way that— she's sort of strict in a way that wawte— she's sort of strict in a way that would have- she's sort of strict in a way that would have just been amat— that would have just been normal, conservative as normal, like conservative as wet — normal, like conservative

it takes place in the wild 1970s and the main karicharacters are kids of my protagonist two novels, iked his sister lose oat h lose oat hunt for a sear yell killer. i try to weave pol tilgdzs in that era into the mystery of the plot such as '70s icon daredevil stuntman evil knievel and ike works for evil combeef ilon his pit crew. and it is the summer of sam the inforeign ministerous serial killer who terrorized new york city and it's a story that helped propel the rise of tabloid journalism in the u.s. which the character lucy deals with. she works on a tabloid in d.c. owned by a murdochesque magnate. the book includes a 1977 "star wars," and the opening of studio 54, a discotheque that changed new york nightlife and i tried how to get into how the era was a time of unrest and the new york city blackout and the distrust of government. there was a real prevalence of cults and the death surrounding elvis presley. i hope you check it out. "all of the demons are here," it comes out this tuesday. fareed zackaria sits down with president biden, that's right, after this quick break. good thin

kristen: i'd rather change my name to ike for ike sandwiches for life. >> i'd rather change my name toney. [laughter] larry: i thought you were private jet finney. kristen: bugs, are on the menu at a cafe in japan. the eatery caters to people who want to eat insects in a casual space. [laughter] larry: in any space? i would prefer my insects formally served. kristen: so -- so form -- silkworm tea, they say the cafe is often fully booked on weekends. larry: with chocolate, you can eat it. you just got back from japan. did you have any temptation? kristen: i went to a cat cafe. i played with little cats. i did not go to this insect caffe. [laughter] larry: why not? kristen: for obvious reasons. larry: you are an adventurous eater. they are alive? wait a second. [laughter] kristen: more exciting that way. you get the scintillating sensation. larry: this is getting worse and worse. meteorologist: i'm a vegetarian, first of all. second of all, that is a hard pass for me. i know some people consider this delicious. maybe delicacies. but -- kristen: look at them. they have no meat on them. >>

ike is an awol marine, working on the pit crew of evel knievel and lucy is an aspiring journalist in washington, d.c., and gets caught newspaper a brand-new tabloid. i tried to make it about this incredibly bizarre time. i was 8 years old. neither of you existed for it. but the 1970s in america while they get a rap for being a time of lameness and malaise and the like, it was actually a really bizarre and weird time for this country. so i really tried to dive into that. e eve knievel, elvis, ufos, the rise of tabloid journalism, the son of sam serial killer in new york and tried to tell this amazing story in the context of this really weird legitimate stuff that was actually happening. >> you look at the '70s, what parallels do you see what was happening then and in our world today? >> a lot, frankly. first of all, you had tremendous mistrust of government. disillusion. with the people in power. following watergate and the vietnam war. you see a lot of parallels to the lack of faith and confidence people have today. the rise of tabloid journalism that started in 1977. i have lucy joi

there are two main characters, ike, who is an awol marine working for evil knievel in butte, montana hooks up with this murdoch-esque family who starts a tabloid in washington, d.c. no, i thrust them into it. i have ike traveling with evel knievel to graceland before elvis dies and i have lucy going to studio 54 which opened in 1977, the celebrity discotheque and experiencing that and looking at all of the odd characters that are there including roy cohn who really was the mccarthy protege, joe mccarthy protege who was at studio 54 quite often. i embraced it and i loved it. i did not get to experience any of it. i was too young, and i was in philly. so i wasn't in butte or new york city, and it was actually a real joy, and you're exactly right. this was the era of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll in a way that the '60s we think of as, but not really. in the '70s when people were getting very fast and loose with their social lives. >> and evil knievel, i grew up in india in the '70s and even i heard of evil knievel and you get this phenomena which you use the celebrities who became a cele

i did a lot of research for this book because one of the main characters, ike, is a motorcycle enthusiastl knievel is in the book, as well, but i don't know anything about motorcycle and after i wrote the draft i brought it to this enthusiast writer named mark gardner and after we'd done the business, he made it seem as though ike who tells half the story in the book as if he knows anything about motorcycles because the reader needs to believe he's an expert. mark sent me an op ed in which he had compared evel knievel and donald trump. the dna is just there. there's this showman archetype and donald trump is just the latest in that vein. >> that's interesting. why did you do the '70s? was it the politics of the time? >> it was a fascinating, weird time. i was only 8 in 1977 when this book takes place. i don't remember most of it. i remember gas lines and disco and elvis dying and that's about it, but in this one year, 1977, so many strange things happened. stuntman superstar evel knievel literally jumps shark, and this is eight months before fonz does it on "happy days." studio 54 opens a

the history of ik-13 dates back to the forties of the last century, then it is extremely lower tagilavenile colony in the fiftieth juvenile delinquents staged a mass escape along the road. they smashed bread shops and grocery stores, detained almost all the fugitives, liquidated the colony, and in its place a colony for former security forces appeared. one of the first heads of the special colony was yevgeny suvorov. and this colony until the age of 63 was not for former employees. she was mixed, and after 63, just when i arrived, she became only for former employees, so a certain, well there are zon traditions, we will say they were preserved. in the beginning, yes, this is tea, they ran around, they poured it, they hid it and they put the brew somewhere upstairs and hugged, there, uh, men with men, it was all then young officer yevgeny suvorov, he had to communicate not only with former generals and colonels, but also much more influential officials from among the leaders of the soviet union, for example, he ended up in this colony, the former deputy chairman of the council of minis

. >> emilie iked tonight, thank you >>> there is breaking news from mexico this evening. at least 27 people have been killed in a bus crash in the southern state of oaxaca it had been traveling from mexico city when the driver reportedly lost control the bus plunged into a ravine. 21 people survived but were injured >>> a u.s. navy destroyer may have stopped the iranian navy from seizing two oil tankers today. an iranian ship even firing shots at one of the incidents. courtney kube joins us from the pentagon. courtney, what do we know >> reporter: yeah, that's right, lester two iranian navy ships attempted to stop, board, and seize two commercial oil tankers in international waters in the middle east today according to the u.s. military in the first case around 1:00 a.m., the iranian ship left the area after the u.s. navy destroyer, the "uss mcfaul" and two surveillance aircraft arrived on scene, but in the other, more daring incident about three hours later, another iranian ship fired multiple rounds on a separate oil tanker the ricochet of those rounds seen in this u.s.

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assembly bill up for proposal would require you to have a special license for an electronic biker and eve ike assembly bill 5.30, would require an online written test along with a state issued id for people without a driver's license. it also bans kids under 12 from riding e-bikes supporters say because e-bikes are technically motor powered vehicles, they could be a safety concern for younger on skilled riders and others on the road with that. the bay area council in san francisco is calling on barr to begin installing new and more secure fare gates. they say the change will address serious crime and safety concerns that are keeping riders away. in a letter to the bart board president and general manager, the council president and ceo jim wunderman says it's unacceptable to see the lack of urgency to complete the critical safety upgrade. bart currently has a 2026 deadline to complete the installation. but the council urging it to be completed by 2024. kron four's terisa stasio is looking into how fast part could actually get those new gates up and running. she will have a full report coming u

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a landmark decision ends a rule banning public service workers iking the california public employment board sided with 2 city unions against anti strike charter provisions. now this ruling means more than 30,000 city workers now have leverage to demand higher wages and changes to working conditions. the first and only workers strike in san francisco happened in the 1970's. >> san francisco's unified school district is being sued over at childhood abuse claim that involves a former teacher and male student course eagerly at mcmahon and our law firm alleges that harlan ullman sexually violated the male student during the 25th 2004, 2005 school year. according to the firm edelman begin grooming, the student was rides home and buying a meals and gifts. the abuse allegedly happened on campus in elements office and classroom. that woman resigned in 2 2013 as a school district employee and he died in 2018 sf unified school district spokesperson. more next says the district is deeply concerned and they say they'll take every step to investigate the matter. >> a fairfield police today announce

ike he looked around the gym, where he talked with parents of young athletes, and with the children themselvescomplex is the largest sports facility on the territory of norilsk with an area of ​​more than 12,000 m². the stands can accommodate over 1,100 people. the head of government spoke in favor of eminent athletes, world and russian champions, coming to the complex and conducting master classes at risk. this was the final point of the prime minister's trip to the cities of the far eastern and siberian federal districts. before that, he visited gorno-altaisk, ulan-ude and vladivostok irina viner accepts congratulations surname wiener is in english the winner, it seems, from above, such a surname is given just like that and everything is given from above iron lady of rhythmic gymnastics. how much energy is love? she says, come on, smile, sports queen. you are a very strong woman. i know how much has fallen to your lot in life and head and heart and love. always the winner of more patience is obediently very easy for you, so that they trust you with the most important thing.

recently learned about the death of tina turner, who like you, suffered physical abuse from her husband, ikeon to her passing? - tina represented courage, the journey towards self-realization, towards self liberation, independence. she was such a trendsetter. we all know mick jagger stole all her moves. he'll tell you. what an icon that also moved toward healing and beauty. - did she influence you in her personal journey? - absolutely. i didn't know a lot about her healing journey until much later. but her ability to own her femininity and her sexuality at all of her ages, it's uncommon in our business. you see women keep trying to be younger, where she just embraced with such a authenticity and a boldness who she was at every phase of her life. - this program, "firing line," is actually a renewal of a program that aired for 33 years. in 1980 in the original "firing line" with william f. buckley, jr., buckley interviewed jazz pianist billy taylor about the art of making jazz. take a look at this clip. - jazz is a way of playing, and it deals with extemporaneous compositions, creating somethi

from july 2018 to april 2019, the defendant, who held the position of deputy head of ik-22, instructed his acquaintance, an entrepreneur, to prepare false commercial offers from several companies with an inflated cost to create the appearance of the most advantageous offer from two legal entities controlled by entrepreneurs, effective contracts. obviously concluded on a permanent basis already. it is known that two contracts for the supply of glass jars for more than 1 million rubles. exceeded the market value together with vladislav. bondarenko's familiar businessmen went to the pre-trial detention center. the court also took them into custody since 9 august. japan prohibits the export to russia of its cars with an engine capacity of more than 1.9 liters from hybrid engines under the ban will fall the most popular japanese brands. the decision was made as part of a new package of anti-russian sanctions. by the way, the ban also applies to supported cars. what are russian car owners preparing for now, and what do experts say about this in the material? this huge hall in one of the citi

enforcement officers, accomplices of blueberries, the owners of distilleries, the russian north and rodnik ikder bespalov and andrey lazutin, are likely, one of them was charged with giving a bribe to the second in mediating a bribe on an especially large scale last year , the russian north and the spring were withdrawn from - under the global spirits brand, even then experts of the alcohol market did not rule out that the change of owners of the company and distributors. in russia, it was formal from the enterprise remained under the control of evgeny blueberry. we visited the addresses of the moscow offices of the company associated with global spirity, it turned out that there is a representative office of ghosts according to data from open sources. the moscow office of global premium spirits is located here on the garden ring. however, here we see that around the entire perimeter of the building. the doors are sealed. it is known that searches were simultaneously carried out in several offices at once, as well as in the warehouse of the company with the support of the russian guard, inves

ike ejiochi is in baltimore with the very latest. ike, good morning. >> good morning, whit.er speaking with a lot of the neighbors over the weekend, a lot of them tell me the same thing. they are sick and tired of the violence. as a matter fact, one person i spoke to in particular was caught in that violence over the weekend. she tells me the scene went from party to panic in an instant. >> man, they started banging out here, bro. >> this morning, bedlam in baltimore as an urgent manhunt intensifies after a mass shooting in a residential neighborhood that left at least two people dead and 28 others injured. >> i need a medic down here. >> police releasing the names of the victims: 20-year-old kylis fagbemi, and 18-year-old aaliyah gonzales. and now, metro crime stoppers looking for help finding the suspects. around 12:30 sunday morning, police say they received several calls for a shooting at a block party. witnesses claim hearing 20-30 gun shots ring out, forcing hundreds to flee the area. >> i hope these folks don't sleep well, because we are not going to sleep until we pu

will it be, or what is going on, now you can reveal the details, because last season with the swedish ikas espresso that broadcast all the matches, and the ratings were higher than even the confrontation between fenerbahce and dynamo kyiv. so, this season, you will be able to reveal the details of where poltava vorskla will be broadcast, so for today, first of all, we have closed the issue of the stadium, this city is quiet in poland, the local stadium, we played the game yesterday i think it's worth inviting all our fans who are in poland. we want the team to have support . first of all, secondly, of course, you know that this whole story is broadcast on the show , it's two or so, the first thing is the production that needs to be provided and the second thing is the broadcast itself, the signal that will be broadcast today, there are two options according to which we are going to organize the broadcast ourselves and then distribute it or another model is one provider who will do production and the broadcast will already be engaged in the sale of the signal itself, and the sale or trans

from july 2018 to april 2019, the defendant, who held the position of deputy head of ik-22, instructed, an entrepreneur, to prepare false commercial offers from several companies with an inflated cost in order to create the appearance of the most advantageous offer from two legal entities under controlled entrepreneurs, effective contracts. obviously they were on a permanent basis basis already. it is known that two contracts for the supply of glass jars for more than 1 million rubles. exceeded the market value together with vladislav. bondarenko was sent to the pre-trial detention center by his acquaintance entrepreneurs. the court also took them into custody. and the legal news of their region or region, people will learn, thanks to the work of local journalists , the vesti duty program comes out in many regions of the country. what topics are of interest to our colleagues in the omsk region will tell my colleague irina hello here. what we will tell about in our issue not there turned porsche cayenne in nazyvaevsk flew into the fence. dairy plant. the guys had fun. there are no doors

remember with ike rauzi the swedish e-e in the qualification of the conference league and then we spentk precisely in sweden for us and at the base and during this time and it was precisely preskra studied remember the second match, when the opponents literally read everything, and in the end it was us, demonstrating beautiful, fantastic football . the result is because it was based on the analysis that the conclusions were drawn and vorskli will not play like that now. that is , dila was not there or georgia or slovakia will not play like that . and to play there and to be based abroad, that is, for now, the plans are as follows, and we have previously agreed with oleg lysyk, the vice-president of poltava vorskla, to talk to us live, as part of the football format. you know, i definitely stand for those and because i have i remember 2019, the youth national team of ukraine at its triumphant championship won two matches in the group there with a boat and with panama in the 1/8 of the previous 1/8, in such a small 15-seat stadium , it is definitely a classy stadium, and there everything

and ike, the 20-year-old son, i would love charlie the most.the forefront of the writing experience for me. i identify the most with lucy, the aspiring journalist. i give a lot of my most annoying traits to her, journalist-to-journalist. >> the correct answer is lucy is the best, charles is the worst. i appreciate you playing. most unlikable. the book is wonderful. i love them all. it is "all the demons are here," a thriller. congratulations to you, jake. >> thanks, john. i appreciate it. >>> thanks for watching. our coverage continues. past the pain, and past your limits. no matter what, we go on. biofreeze attention... are you suffering from hearing loss? the fda has finally approved hearing aids to be sold over the counter direct from the manufacturer... no prescriptions needed! without doctors or middlemen that means you can pay thousands less for superior quality digital hearing aids and now, world leader in sound, rca, introduces their revolutionary otc hearing aids starting as low as $99 delivered, free right to your door. that's right..

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i spoke to, they don't like tony blinken, and they are hoping that they are getting a more sympathy ikllen, and they are right about that, because she is going to have a more moderate stance, and she wants to make it better, and so unless the things that the united states is concerned about, they will have a number of meetings. janet yellen does want the rates to stabilize, but we will have to wait and see. >> how much of the u.s. attitudes, and discussions with china and how much more do you see directly to russia? >> well, it is a shell game, and quiet donation that comes to the private companies rather than the government, but it is better than funding them openly, and if the chinese wants to say, you better not help the russians, and so that is sort of something that is better than the alternative which is an open arming of the russians by china which is something that nobody wants. >> as they have welcomed the senior u.s. officials the last several weeks, i guess the question is why? is there anything that xi jinping fears from the open united states? >> well, that is fair, john.