take a look at the video after the missiles hit, 5:00 a.m. local time.onders rushing in particularly to the apartment complex where the mayor of kyiv says a 7-year-old girl and her mother were pulled from the rubble. they're two of the five that are injured that we know about. the mayor thinks this was meant to intimidate the country not only with the g-7 summit but with the nato meeting in madrid on tuesday. here's president zelenskyy talking about it. >> translator: -- going to capture most of our country on the fifth day, but [inaudible]. -- which does not change anything for russia. [inaudible]. morally difficult, emotionally difficult. >> russia is also promising to send nuclear-capable missiles to belarus. this comes after a meeting with president putin, as well as belarus president. they discuss what they believe to be aggressive policies by lit wane that and poland. -- lithuania and poland. here's president putin. >> translator: within the next few months we hand over belarus the tactical missile systems which as you know can use both ballistic a

one a.m. local you still do have some people carrying signs and flags on the street over here, but certainly nothing compared to the hundreds of people that gathered here. hours earlier as people come to terms with a new reality, a post roe america. yeah the fallout from the end of roe versus wade stretching out from coast to coast on saturday, governors from minnesota and washington unveiled new policies welcoming out of state patients to abortion clinics. in jackson, mississippi. pro life advocates gathered at the state's only open abortion clinic just nine days before a trigger law outlawing. the procedure takes effect here because i believe this is ground zero while here in washington, president biden criticized the ruling and said his administration will continue to look for solutions ministrations going to focus on how they administer and whether or not they violate other laws. meanwhile more protests erupted across the country, most of them remaining peaceful for a second day, people gathered outside of the supreme court where protesters from both sides made their voices heard. jesus

loud explosions heard around 6:00 a.m. local time. we did see black smoke rising from the sky line.ome for the first time in weeks. coming under russian attack. the defense ministry already taking defense for the strike. saying they hit tanks and other military vehicles supplied by eastern european countries. this video taken by mike tobin and his crew shows the aftermath of one strike as the ukrainians denied there was any military equipment in the area. [speaking in native tongue] >> producing what is viewed for transporting goods. >> this comes as a war is slowly developing in the east. ukrainian troops have taken back some territory and fierce street battles. they detailed why russian troops have been making some progress. attributing the success to heavier area artillery campaigns this weekend he believes it may finish by the end of the year but the russians don't appear to be on the same page. russian foreign minister claims without evidence that europe and the united states are interfering in peace talks. >> the west is not allowing new ukraine to negotiate. how to resolve th

russian cruise missiles targeted the ukrainian capitol of kyiv explosions were heard around 6:00 a.m. local for this is the first time in weeks that kyiv committed russian attack by the russian defense ministry taking credit for the strike saying they had tea at 72 tanks and other military vehicles supplied by eastern european countries for the ukrainians are denying that. this does come as a war of attrition is slowly developing in the east. the strategic city ukrainian troops have taken back some territory and fierce street battles the defense ministry detailed white russian troops have been making some progress in the donbas region with some success to heavy military arc. defense ministry said the war may finish by the end of the year but the russians do not appear to be on the same page. russian foreign minister claims without evidence that europe and the united states are interfering in peace talks. >> the west is not allowing to negotiate. when ukraine put forward its proposal two months ago we took this as a basis for toxin day later the west forbade the ukrainians to continue detox

a.m. locally. the plan itself for the bill is a long-term plan. if it passes this fall. we would have a year of having a committee likely hopefully in some form working on a plan for local implementation. that would be 2023. then the board of supervisors in 2024 for their approval. and then it would not go in affect until january of 2025. so this is a ways out but that is how it is written at the state. i will keep you posted on that. beyond that just wanted call attention to staffing changes you know tony is no longer an inspector with the entertainment commission. we are down one position now. a full time position. in that time weer going to have inspectors work as an acting senior inbespecter and keep you posted on how that shakes out. in our staffing models going forward. we'll talk about our sum and i retreat. took the time to meet and talk about our goals. commission secretary lion is she put together a great sin oppositeis. i will ends is you a plan today. i was unable to do that. sent to all of you next steps on what we had laid out in our 5 different goal areas.

at 4:00 a.m. local time, some of the protesters, antiabortion activists have come out and started really aggressively intimidating to my crew and the staff and volunteers at this clinic, the last clinic in the state of mississippi as they open their doors because in this state the ag has to certify the bill into law and that won't happen for another ten days or so, so abortions are still happen. at this hour the doors are open. they've been allowing women to come in for the past hour or so simply because there's been so much hostility outside of this building. right here on this corner things have really calmed down, but we saw that intersection between the antiabo aboabortion activis those who are supporting this clinic and supporting the right of women, who still have that right in the state of mississippi, to get an abortion. things got carried away, things got loud, police were called, and things seem to have quieted down at least for the moment. i don't anticipate that will happen much longer as th

we expect an update from law enforcement and local officials at 10:00 a.m. local time. we'll bring you the latest. >> thank you so much. >>> let's bring in our cnn law enforcement analyst and former acting baltimore police commissioner anthony backdale. you can hear it in lucy's voice. she went home from one mass shooting, home to denver for 12 hours, to another mass shooting. you have been on television, commissioner, every day and now on to talk about another mass shooting. by the way we learned the gunman in this mass shooting in tulsa bought that gun, the ar-15 style weapon the day of the shooting. what's your reaction? >> there's a pattern here. we're seeing individuals with these assault rifles, choose soft targets. we've seen them attack a supermarket. we've seen them attack a school with teachers and kids. and now here we are, assault rifle in a hospital. there's a pattern here. it's a deadly pattern. and it continues. we've got to do something about it. >> so here we are again, politicians, principally republican politicians, talk ability everything but the wea

explosions were heard around 6:00 a.m. local time we did see black smoke rising from the skyline.came at a russian attack by the russian defense ministry started taking credit for the strike saying they key tanks and other vehicles supplied by eastern european countries. the city taken by mike tobin and his group shows the aftermath of one strike as the ukrainians and nine there is any military equipment in this area. >> this factory is producing train cars that are used to transport grain and other goods. no military objects were ever found. >> 's comes as a war of attrition is slowly developing in the east. and the strategic city, ukrainian troops have taken back some territory and fierce street battles. the british defense ministry details i russian troops have been making some progress in the donbas region attributing the limited success to heavy air and artillery campaigns. ukraine's defense minister said this weekend he believes the war may end by the end of the year. but russians do not appear to be on the same page but russian foreign minister claims without evidence that

russian cruise missiles targeted the ukrainian capitol of kyiv loud explosions were heard around 6:00 a.m. locale. we did see black smoke rising from this guideline for this is the first time in weeks that kyiv came under russian attack the russian defense ministry's arty taking credit for the strikes, saying they had t72 tanks and other military vehicles supplied by eastern european countries the ukrainians are denying this tanks were there. this comes as a war of attrition is slowly developing in the east. the strategic city and creating troops of taken back some territory and fierce street battles they defense ministry detail why russian troops have been making some progress in that region attributing the limited success to heavier air and artillery campaigns. ukraine's defense minister said this weekend he believes the war may finish by the end of the year. but the russians don't appear to be on the same page. russian foreign minister claims without evidence that europe and the united states are interfering in peace talks. >> did not allowed to negotiate. ukraine put forward a proposal two m

this is mild compared to what we saw earlier this morning at 4:00 a.m. local time with emotions running high from yesterday spilling over into today. now, the clinic is open, fred. women are here right now. the abortion provider inside, i spoke exclusively with him. he told me that he will be performing abortions all day. they let women inside of the facility hours before they technically opened because there was so much chaos going on outside. listen to one of the volunteers speak about what this means for women and why she says they have to come first. >> there's funding all over the country. we know how to put her in touch and figure out which is the closest one. there will be women who can afford a plane ticket, if they can hop a plane and get to las cruces, baltimore, maryland, chicago, illinois, because she has to come first. >> reporter: abortion is still legal in the state of mississippi at least for the next ten days or so until the attorney general certifies this into law. that's why the clinic is still open. one of the directors of the abortion clin

drew: number one, we just had an earthquake a few minutes ago at 5:07 a.m. local time.he north of pittsburgh. it was still across a wide swath of the bay area this morning. jobina: number two, you may experience some minor delays because of that earthquake. all trains pause for five minutes just to make sure there isn't any additional shaking or another stronger quake that followed. this excludes trains in the caldecott tunnel. again, you may experience minor delays at this time. kumasi: at least four people are dead, multiple injured after a mass shooting at a tulsa oklahoma hospital. the shooter died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. reggie: there will be a significant update from police in the case of missing oakley woman alexis gabe after a man was shot and killed by police yesterday afternoon. kumasi: at this point, the fire is 30% contained in napa county. reggie: tonight, the warriors will host the celtics in game one of the nba finals. tip-off at 6:00 p.m. at chase center. you can watch only here on abc 7. kumasi: queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee

this morning, a small, relatively small earthquake struck in san francisco shortly before 4:00 a.m. local time and felt to sacramento >>> two manhole explosions in downtown boston. one woman suffered burns and injuries and two buildings were evacuated due to carbon monoxide concerns and the cause of that remains under investigation. >>> tip-off for game one of the nba finals is tonight and if you're watching the telecast, you may notice the absence of very familiar voices and commentator jeff van gundy he missed sunday's eastern conference finals telecast due to covid and espn adrian insider ad adrian wojinowsky. >> who does that leave mike jackson of the three? >> mark jackson. >> i think it is mark jones who stepped in the other night for mike green cho is the signature voice of the nba that's interesting frank, you kelly and i will raise our hands. >> i'm free. i'll be watching so if they want to fly me out to the bay really quick i'll be ready. >> it should be an interesting series. >> i'm looking forward to it >> more "power lunch" ahead, we'll speak to an analyst who says buy teleco

we are expecting another update from the police at around 10:00 a.m. local time. we will be bringing you all the details then. >> more information coming on this. we know you will be there. lucy kafanov, thank you so much. >>> we do have some new details this morning about the initial response to the uvalde school massacre. uvalde's mayor says a would be negotiator frantically tried to get the gunman inside the robb elementary school on the phone but he didn't answer. cnn's nick valencia is live for us there in uvalde with the latest on this. nick, what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning, brianna. the mayor of uvalde sitting down for his first on-camera interview more than a week since the shooting, helping fill in some of those details of the horrific day last week, but for those of us waiting for more answers from police, we will have to wait. texas department of public safety announcing they are no longer answering questions about the incident, referring all questions to the local district attorney. >> our hearts are broken. our hearts are broken for 21

>> reporter: yeah, boris, bright and early, about 4:00 a.m. local time. these guys came out.hey have the right to protest and speak their minds about their thoughts over the overturning of roe v. wade but they came out very hostile, intimidating. the police were called out because of their actions. and unfortunately you can't hear their side of it because they've decided to be violent and be threatening and intimidating. and that's unfortunate because both sides of this roe v. wade overturning the supreme court ruling should be heard and have the right to be heard in the u.s. and that's unfortunately not what's happening here because it has turned so confrontational. what's happening right now behind me is that this is the pink house, this is the last standing abortion clinic in the state of mississippi. on the other side of the building, that's where patients are starting to arrive. so we've moved over here to be able to give them that privacy for their health care. unfortunately they are being bombarded with people as they come in who the organizers call religious extremist

that magnitude 5.9 quake struck in the eastern part of the country just after 1:30 a.m. local time. as foxes. alex hogan reports. international relief agencies are scrambling to help but the taliban's takeover of the country last year could hinder those efforts. a desperate search for survivors in eastern afghanistan. today, a large earthquake struck a remote area near the pakistani border, killing at least 1000 people and injuring hundreds of others. the quake, striking early in the morning, when many were asleep. neighbors removed stones and mud by hand as they try to free people trapped underneath the collapsed homes. there's no sophisticated equipment up in these villages. these are people who lived hand to mouth. some of the injured were raced onto helicopters while others were treated on the ground outside of their homes disaster hitting as the taliban rule, country battles, hunger and an economic crisis. most governments have been reluctant to work directly with the taliban after it took over last year. the militant group's leaders making an appearance today, calling on the i

russian cruise missiles targeted the ukrainian capital of key explosions were heard around six a.m. localand we did see black smoke rising from the skyline. this is the first time in weeks that keith came under russian attack. the russian defense ministry has already taken credit for the strikes, saying they hit t 72 tanks and other military vehicles supplied. by eastern european countries. this video taken by fox's mike tobin and his crew shows the aftermath of one strike as the ukrainians denied there was any military equipment in this area. this factory is producing the train cars that are used to transporting grains and other goods. no military objects will ever found. this comes as a war of attrition is slowly developing in the east in the strategic city of several donets . ukrainian troops have taken back some territory in fierce street battles. the british defense ministry detailed why russian troops have been making some progress in the donbass region. attributing the limited success too heavy air and artillery campaigns. ukraine's defense minister said this weekend he believes th

south korea will extended trading hours to 2:00 a.m. local time, part of a plan to eventually allow the on chart market to trade around-the-clock. the nikkei report saying that samsung electronics is requesting some suppliers postpone or cut component shipments until the end of july on inflation concerns and growing inventory. >> we continue to watch the bank of japan struggling to convince markets that its monetary policy is sustainable. we saw shock from the swiss national bank, giving currency options traders more conviction that the bank of japan will be forced to join to close the new differential gap that has been driving pressure on the yen. this is bloomberg. this is bloomberg. -hi, i'm smokey bear and i made an assistant to help you out. because only you can prevent wildfires. -hey assistant smokey bear, call me papa bear because i'm "grrr-illing" up dinner. haha, do you get it? -yes. good job. -so, what should i do with all of these coals? -don't just toss them out. put them in a metal container because those embers can start a wild

russian cruise missiles targeted the ukrainian capital of key explosions were heard around six a.m. local time and we did see black smoke rising from the skyline. this is the first time in weeks that keith came under russian attack. the russian defense ministry has already taking credit for the strikes, saying they hit t 72 tanks and other military vehicles supplied. by eastern european countries. this video taken by fox's mike tobin and his crew shows the aftermath of one strike as the ukrainians deny there was any military equipment in this area. this factory is producing the train cars that are used to transporting grains and other goods. no military objects will ever found. this comes as a war of attrition is slowly developing in the east in the strategic city of several donets. ukrainian troops have taken back some territory in fierce street battles. the british defense ministry detailed why russian troops have been making some progress in the donbass region, attributing the limited success too heavy air and artillery campaigns. ukraine's defense minister said this weekend he believe

but this message finally came out, 3:00 a.m. localeterans traveled there to france that did mark the second year they had no acknowledgment by the president. last year as we had said the president made no statements regarding the 77th anniversary of d-day and not until 8:45 p.m. that the president released a tweet commemorating those who answered duty's call on the beaches of normandy, and next line, we must never forget their service. presidents bush, obama and trump never forgot acknowledging during their presidency. 78 years since more than 4400 allied soldiers lost their lives in an assault that helped to end world war ii, but no official white house proclamation was made. biden administration honored national ocean month, national home ownership month, and great outdoors month. yesterday morning in france thousands gathered alongside surviving world war ii veterans and general mark milley spoke. >> here at the beaches of normandy 78 years ago, ordinary people from all walks of life came together to serve the cause of liberty. >>

so there is your severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 11:00 a.m. localhreat extends across the tennessee, ohio river valley in towards the mid-atlantic and here's the other big story that high pressure is just anchored across the southwest. and that's bringing those temperatures up towards 30 degrees above average. multiple days of potential record breaking heat. we certainly saw records broken yesterday and today as well as tomorrow. so just keep that in mind. fox weather.com for all your latest details. do you want to say hi to steve again? hello steve. >> steve: hello. [laughter] >> steve: thanks for stopping by. >> janice: he says thanks for stopping by. can i have a hug? >> steve: she is my translator. there you go there is a lot of love on that street. j.d., thank you. still ahead, the laughingstock of the country. that's how criminals described new york city according to mayor eric adams. but a majority of big appear hell residents say it's his policies that are to blame. lawrence jones reacts to that. he's coming up next. ♪ from prom dresses to w

a.m. locally. the plan itself for the bill is a long-term plan. if it passes this fall.e would have a year of having a committee likely hopefully in some form working on a plan for local implementation. that would be 2023. then the board of supervisors in 2024 for their approval. and then it would not go in affect until january of 2025. so this is a ways out but that is how it is written at the state. i will keep you posted on that. beyond that just wanted call attention to staffing changes you know tony is no longer an inspector with the entertainment commission. we are down one position now. a full time position. in that time weer going to have inspectors work as an acting senior inbespecter and keep you posted on how that shakes out. in our staffing models going forward. we'll talk about our sum and i retreat. took the time to meet and talk about our goals. commission secretary lion is she put together a great sin oppositeis. i will ends is you a plan today. i was unable to do that. sent to all of you next steps on what we had laid out in our 5 different goal areas. a

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people's republic, about 1200 civilians are the nitrogen plant is used by local residents as a human shield, ukrainian units at 8 a.man military provided a humanitarian corridor for civilians and those who want to surrender 10 minutes later the ukrainian soldiers opened fire from a mortar. having disrupted the salvation of people, they are kept there by violent waters for a long time. no food. no, drugs. no. among them , about 120 children, ukrainian artillery, as before, terrorizes the inhabitants of the republics, in a few hours, residential areas. gorlovka was covered three times, with large-caliber fire in the early morning, militants. they fired on the streets of the village, chernobaevka, kherson region, two residents were killed , five people were injured, however, demonstrative terror nationalist, apparently, few leaflets appeared in kherson calling for the destruction of leading military journalists from russia for the so-called liquidation of correspondents. the author of the ambassador promised a reward, forgetting to indicate its size on one of these leaflets turned out to be one of the most experienced

a.m. would allow them to more time. >>> the indoor mask mandate is back in alameda county. one local expert says it might be wise for the rest of us to follow suit. especially with so many home test results going unreported. >> we should definitely be masking indoor at this point. there's a lot of virus circulating. and of course the numbers that are official are not the actual numbers. probably two, three, even more times what the actual numbers are. >> tonight, the cdc says five bay area counties are considered to have a high level of community risk. marin, napa and sonoma. >>> some will be living at a b.a.r.t. station. a pair of towers will be put up at two sites. >> reporter: the seven storey buildings will go in the parking lot of two b.a.r.t. stations, one at ashby. it will bring more than 3,000 units, but many neighbors are concerned. andy lindsey, who lives right across the street from the north berkley b.a.r.t. station along with many of his neighbors have this seen in their yards that read neighbors not towers. their concern is that they would have to live right next to a 1

wednesday morning in the dark, and the local electric company says the culprit was a squirrel that came into contact with some wiring. power was eventually restored by 8:30 a.mut sadly, there's no word on the condition of the squirrel. but at least we explained that power outage in a nutshell. >> i like that. i was going to say, alvin! i know he's not a chipmunk, but giving the same vibes, right? >> close enough. >>> next, to the heavens smiling down on sin city. >> this double rainbow is a pride miracle, and it was caught on camera as a southern storm passed through the las vegas area. >> almost starting to look like a triple rainbow there. experts say a double rainbow occurs when sunlight is reflected twice within a raindrop. the colors are always in reverse, a mirror image of the primary rainbow. did i -- my brain hurts now. >>> fasten your seat belts for that energetic accordion >>> fasten your seat belts for superstar alex meixner, m-e-i-x-n-e-r. ♪ politics and foreign wars ♪ ♪ all the weather, all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ ♪ if you're an insomniac and a good night's sleep you lack ♪ ♪ do the world news polka ♪ ♪ it's late at night, y

local family, let's go. the call to the duty unit came in at 9:30 a.m., it was discovered by the driver of the garbage truck.ocks away, a deserted place, a drunk man of easy money. help what are you doing? yes, it can not be simple that no one heard or saw anything. here you go, just one call to call the police or an ambulance. why didn't anyone do it. now these freaks, in general, no one will find a kradin from the cups. now we must go. hello, she's gone, she's dead. here everything is as it was. christina did not allow anyone to touch anything in her room. if you need anything, you call me. thank you. ver. can you use academ as a dope? theoretically yes, it moves out the pain sensations of the workout can be more intense. stepanov and where did christina swim? ivanova well, how many groups does the parish coach lead - two children's and four junior girls? they did not notice excessive attention coming to one of them, maybe there were complaints about the incident, there was nothing like that. i want to talk to him. and what should i say to that? for example, this is not maybe christina is a good girl, a re

a.m. stack scene there. >> good evening wochl. absolutely terrifying scene there where local us at least 50 people were injured and also multiple people killed. er working to learn dwoubt just about how many were kill because of this image-mile-an-hour you are you are seeling on your screen. this train traveling from los angeles which derailed earlier this afternoon through a public crossing. about 232 passengers were onboard and one them described what it was like to live through this experience. >> then, i haeard like -- i dont know hay heard. everything started to go slow motion. t indo-s smash so i should lead myself to the dpit of the room ask then he submit and came to audio stop. video from the scene shows multiple dar cars on that train with passengers literally having to sit on top of trains. we understand from amtrak, at least eight cars were overturned including two locomotives. er with still learning on gathering more information, wolf, but we understand the local officials will hold a press conference about ten minutes from now. wolf. have he will get more inform

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a.m. on june 14. we will talk about the most important things with leading ukrainian experts with informed politicians with localvernment figures well , we will put the summaries and dots above. khrystyna yatskiv and i. thank you . congratulations to all our tv viewers. we continue our work for you. the first hour. as i understand it, it was quite intense . i really like this news. you are already used to it. you managed to announce it. in addition, you need to analyze the actual situation in the kherson region. it remains extremely difficult there in view of the occupation, the pressure exerted on the ukrainians by the occupiers there. we are in touch now, volodymyr molchanov, a political scientist who managed to break out of kherson , volodymyr, we congratulate you glory to ukraine, i congratulate my heroes with a word, but volodymyr yes well, we understand that now one of the consequences of the russian-ukrainian next phase of the russian- the ukrainian war is that ukrainians have finally started to study the geography and topography of our native country, and this is such a sad but positive moment, we unders

here's a local news report from four p.m. friday to four a.m. sunday. twelve people.m were shot in seven different incidents resulting in three peoples, r bg killed. a suspects pulled up tru in ack t, got out and began firing atng a group of people hitting three of them, one victim a twenty two year old male was pronounced dead at the hospital less than a mile away around three a.m. police say a 16 yearl old boy got into an altercation with someone in the french quarter and was shot. >> mayhem in one in new orleans neighborhood and dozens of shots and people running. my wife and i hear assault rifle fire that seemingly was not going to end. one neighbor told foxne n eighte thinks more than 70 rounds werea fired. lw frenchay quarter used to be wil, always has been to go there and now too dangerous. how out of control is new orleans? well, at a time when drous. i'm telling you that they need t to take your deer rifle away because some lunatic shot up a school, this is what it looks like. dozens of people in downtown new ones right near the convention cent

heading into the local bay area from vallejo on westbound 80 from 1:00 a.m.il 5:00 a.m., a full closure for west 80 and this is the reroute. they are doing another part of the six bridges project, and it will give you more mileage. at that time of night it should be fine, allow another five minutes into the area or maybe 10. highway 12, there is continued roadwork so watch for that in that part of the north bay. so far in and out of antioch so far is fine aside from bart. no surprises in the south bay, you are clear. back to you. >>> cracking down on housing. coming up here today on the bay, some owners face as the city faces that housing shortage. >>> bringing life saving technology to the front lines of the firefight. we will show you the way that a local company stepping up to help first responders fight natural disaster. >> so many presidents has discoved it is theer wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it.

criminal compliant, roske from california came via taxi while he was local in the area to see brett kavanaugh's house. this was 1:00 a.m morning. he was wearing black clothing. he got out of the car. spotted by two deputy marshalls. he walked down the street. about a half an hour later, the marshalls say he picked up the phone, called 911 and he wanted to kill kavanaugh while he was having suicidal thoughts. police a reid. they found a glock pistol, a knife, a screwdriver, pepper spray, a crowbar, duck tape and a nail punch. last night as you mentioned, this protest outside the home of kavanaugh came via ruth sentas, aimed at protesting a right to choose. they chose to do this not even 24 hours after this suspect planned to kill kavanaugh. a bipartisan group of senators passed a bill that would extend federal protection to justices and their families. the bill has been sitting in the house for weeks, neil. it went nowhere today. the house is off tomorrow and back next week. >> we had hoped that we could do it today. we will certainly do it the beginning of next week. >> kevin mccarthy says now, now, neil, is the time t

republic remains difficult, but at the same time, local residents hope for an early liberation of the territory from ukrainian militants. today at 6:00 a.m tactical missile at the city of stakhanov, the air defense units shot it down, but the details collapsed in the residential sector as a result of damage to nine residential buildings. utilities are working on site now services that are carrying out the restoration of electricity supply, in addition, on the eve of the ukrainian military fired a tactical missile point on the city of svatov in. as a result , a fire started on the territory of a local enterprise, 20 trucks of a unit of the allied forces burned out. now liquidate enemy firing points. where is the shelling in the settlements of the republic in addition, they continue to liberate cities and towns, and in those settlements. from where the ukrainian militants were knocked out now humanitarian aid is being delivered there, this is being carried out employees of the people's militia of the ministry of emergency situations as well as activists of the all-russian popular front. if it is necessary to evacuate refugees from there ,

this is the house of local paramedic tetyana kamaeva at the end of march in her home i was hit by a projectile, it happened on march 29, 5:30 a.ming was broken in this room, well, on the couch, well, we looked at the time. 5:30, i think it’s possible to make it up, and then we went crazy. i didn’t even understand what happened, and i grabbed everything with a blanket. i ran out into the street. as a little i will remember everything to see everything lived here with her son the occupiers killed him the woman didn't know what happened to him for almost a month everyone didn't want to go to war went to the lakes and said i'll come in 30 ses is gone and gone and so they told me until april 2 that he lies in the lakes, go there. i came to you, well, i looked at the garbage on the spot, let us shoot a film, the place is restored, to be together with friends before the war , they worked on construction, now they decided to help those who lost their homes and already that's how, a little, a little, well, they stretched the money uh, on this project, because we calculated it there, plus or minus 120,000 , it's only for the facade, it's

a.m. ukrainian military fired a tactical missile a point in the city of stakhanov, a bomb exploded in a residential area, as a result of which an 82-year-old local resident was injured. now she is in the hospital is being treated also damaged more than 10 houses and the electricity system, in addition to artillery strikes from mortar shells caliber. 122 mm, the criminal city was fired upon as a result. a local woman died there. two more people, all were injured, the victims are in mint institutions. here in the republic , doctors from many the regions of the russian federation also receive humanitarian aid and the necessary equipment to harvest potatoes with a worm. in the garden we went, what is your injury hand fracture? for 82 years, the people's militia unit and the russian military have been eliminating enemy firing points from where fire is being fired at settlements, and the territory occupied by the enemy on the eve of the militants was driven out of the cities, severodonetsk gold gorskoye and many other settlements. now there is a special operation to neutralize the ukrainian military in the city lysichansk, at the same time, people's m

single family residences, as well as four local parks, but only a chanin, alamo creek, emerald, glenn and dublin sports grounds and only on july 4th from 10 a.m10 p.m. no fireworks are allowed in dublin, mori housing units, any other city facility or any school. those thinking of making a trip to the few places where safe and sane fireworks are sold and then bring them home. are actually subject to the laws where they set them off , regardless of where they were purchased. example the county next to alameda fireworks of any type, no matter how they're labeled here in contra costa county are illegal. last year, we responded. con fire alone responded to 100 fires in the four day independence day weekend. unfortunately many californians by illegal exploding, flying and skipping fireworks. those are the ones that often add to the wildfire. fear factor, some resulting in the real thing. tom baker, ktvu fox. two news and different cities are trying a number of different approaches to crack down on fireworks in oakland, anyone got with fireworks, even the safe and sane ones. could get fined up to $1000 and anyone with large amounts of fireworks coul