platoons, d-20 howitzers and 15 artillery platoons of self-propelled artillery mounts, according to abc new tvl, referring to a representative of the us state department at least two american citizens who fought on the side of the apu recently died in the donbass stanislav bitwald to lead. ukrainian troops are shelling gorlovka and donetsk, also attacked civilian targets from american missile systems high frost on civilian targets stakhanov, a polytechnic college was destroyed, a kindergarten and six houses were damaged. in addition, seven rockets were fired at the darya bridge on the ingulets river, attacked the kakhovka hydroelectric power station and hit pumping stations in the zaporozhye region. zelensky earlier said that they will do everything to complicate the life of people in the territory that was liberated from the nationalists. russian troops. the army continues to use civilian facilities for military purposes, as reported by the russian ministry of defense, the artyomovsk kramatorsk neo-nazis equipped firing positions, warehouses, ammunition in residential buildings and severely s

tsyurupinsky, kherson region, khartsyzsk and gorlovka, donetsk people’s republic, as reported by abc new tvhannel, referring to a representative of the us state department, at least two american citizens who fought on the side of the armed forces recently died in the donbass stanislav bint vesti. popular front activists collected a batch of ammunition equipment for the fighters who are participating in special operations, but the people's artist of russia, state duma deputy dmitry pevtsov, took part in this action. with your help, almost 15 million rubles have already been collected. this money will go to the most necessary for our fighters. for the guys from berkut a huge thank you to everyone who took part in this gathering, to everyone who donated their savings. and here in what kind of help do military personnel need right now ? and, of course, copters and thermal imaging cameras with communication are more or less already leveling off, that is, it is still necessary. well, as a rule, there is already some kind of security , but difficult. clearly, consumables, unfortunately, drones com

platoons, d-20 howitzers and 15 artillery platoons of self-propelled artillery mounts, according to abc new tvhe representative of the us state department, at least two american citizens who fought on the side of the apu recently died in the donbass stanislav herceste. well, more precisely, there is an army that continues to use civilian facilities for military purposes, as reported by the russian ministry of defense in artyomovsky and kramatorsk, neo-nazis equipped firing positions and ammunition depots in residential buildings and severely suppress people's attempts to evacuate using citizens, as a human shield in konstantinovka and also in the city of belgorod - dniester odessa region. militants settled in schools. she adjacent territory installed armored vehicles, rocket systems and artillery. biden's policy can lead to the fact that the situation in ukraine is completely out of control and other countries will be involved in the kit. this is noted by the american edition of handicap on face meanwhile, on the black market in europe , there are more and more offers to sell weapons from ukra

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howitzers d-20 and 15 artillery platoons of self-propelled artillery mounts cloves, according to abc new tv channel referring to a representative of the us state department, at least two american citizens who fought on the side of the apu, stanislav bit recently died in the donbass. to lead ukrainian troops shelling gorlovka and donetsk also struck a blow from american rocket systems on civilian objects stakhanov destroyed a polytechnic college damaged a kindergarten and six houses. in addition, seven missiles were launched over the darya bridge on the inguts river, and they also attacked the kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station, the authorities of the kherson region noted that zelensky’s army uses western projectiles to dream of american satellites. well, the biden policy can lead to the fact that the situation in ukraine is completely out of control and other countries will be involved in the conflict. it marks the american foreno building fairs, meanwhile, there are more and more offers on the black market in europe for the sale of weapons from ukraine and the situation natalya goncha

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wondering this week with the news that he is plunking down over a hundred thousand dollars to buy tv ads, but not here in california to help us understand this. we asked abcve us the details of this very unusual advice. it is interesting first of all the location it's in florida not in, california. why is it in florida? well because that's where the fight is and that's where the attention is governor. gavin newsom is assured virtually of re-election this fall in california as a matter of fact his arrival state senator brian dolly from the north of california. hardly. anybody even knows who he is, but they do know who gavin newsom is and he wants the entire country to know who he is and so he's bought this ad a hundred thousand dollars. it's nothing but it is it's an attention getter. it's probably going to run. add it's going to be about freedom about the california way of freedom freedom of choice freedom to do entrepreneurial things freedom to do whatever you want and he's looking to try to make a national impact on it and he already has interesting that it's only running on fox stations. is that right? yes, and that is even the better part of it becaus

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the american channel abc news filmed a report about how our soldiers heimer is used at the front, and a brief review was prepared for you. the day before, the american tv channel ibc news showed how himer systems are used in ukraine, because they themselves developed them. in the usa, the correspondent james longman went to kharkiv region to see it with his own eyes. the battle for the east of ukraine consists in defeating the target at a distance . heimer is a long-range weapon provided by the united states for this struggle, and we are one of the first to see how this weapon works. roman said that the location of the heimers is very carefully hidden so that such a powerful and important weapon does not become a target of the russians, so the journalist met with the military in the forest, which serves as a good hiding place for these missiles from russian intelligence high-mobility artillery jet systems are loaded into the american timers, this is a weapon that, as ukraine claims, is of great importance in this war and for the very simple reason that it fires farther than any other artillery that ukraine currently has. another important detail is tha

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reminder that you can always get live newscasts, breaking news, weather and work with our abc 7 they area 24/7 streaming app. you can find it on fire tvust search abc 7 bay area and download it. a long stretch of the valencia street in san francisco's mission district was closed to cars so people could enjoy sunday streets. the monthly event allows neighbors and visitors alike to walk, bike or scoot down more than one mile of car free streets. activities today included hula hoop in, tight rope walking, plate spinning as you can see there, and much more. there was a covid-19 vaccination site, where people could walk up and get a shot. a new season of abc 7 summer game shows kicks off tonight. the lineup includes a familiar favorite, plus a wacky new one. here is entertainment reporter sandy. >> ain't no party like a pyramid party. >> shooting 5:00 p.m. it shows in a single day is not a picnic either. >> we take to celebrities, put them together with two contestants and they have to come up with word associations that help some to get to the winners circle. >> michael strahan follows in the footsteps of the late dick clark who hosted th

tvs, laptops, and small appliances to be discounted very soon. not just from amazon and target but from other online retailers trying to stay competitive. becky worley, abc newsd, california. >> our thanks to becky worley. just a reminder. generally speaking this time of year is a good time to buy things like winter clothes. >> ooh! >> you know, off-seasonal clothing is where you get the biggest savings, in my book. >> andrew being responsible. there's also one more tip, which is look out for retailers that offer 30-day price guarantees. but you have to be diligent. you can't just say that you'll be tracking. you actually have to track in order to get the best deal. >> uh-huh. >>> and speaking of savings -- coming up, here comes the bride. ♪ >>> time now for "the mix" and a match, i suppose, starting with a bride on a budget. >> get this. an ohio woman is sharing how she snagged an entire wedding outfit for less than $12. jillian lynch says she scoured various thrift stores, and it paid off because she found this camilla coelho dress, normally priced at just over $200, for just $3.75. the tags were still on. >> lynch also scored a cute pair of shoes to match

abc 7 bay area streaming tv appo see our coverage. well esee you you again in 30 minutes. >>> breaking news as we come on the air in the west. fourth of july holiday shattered by a deadly mass shooting at an independence day pa ray raid just outside chicago. the new images just coming in. authorities searching a silver vehicle. anointing robert e. crimo was taken into custody. the holiday celebration erupting into panic just after 10:00 this morning. at least six killed and more than two dozen hospitalized. about ten minutes after the start of the parade, gunfire rained down in highland park, illinois. authorities believe the gunman, armed with a rifle, was firing frhe

abc's derricke dennis. >> reporter: this morning, a quiet new york neighborhood shaken after the brutal murder of a man working on a tv show famous for portraying brutal murders. >> i saw this -- the police officers and everything. >> reporter: police say 31-year-old johnny pizarro was enforcing parking restrictions on this street in brooklyn just after 5:00 a.m. tuesday in preparation for filming an episode of the tv crime drama "law & order: organized crime." he was sitting in a parked car when police say a man approached the vehicle, opened the driver's side door and shot him in the head and neck. >> it was really loud, and i'm pretty sure there were three gunshots. >> reporter: police say the suspect described as short and thin wearing dark clothing was seen running from the area but no arrests have been made and no motive established. some neighbors suggest anger over parking restrictions may have played a role. tv shows are often filmed in the area with crews blocking off streets to allow production vehicles to park. >> it's just like so cluttered so i figured it would be for the parking. >> reporter: but other

the abc network launched the new series that was none of those things. "twin peaks," the series that'll change tvrected by david lynch. >> david lynch was a film maker known for his test in the eccentric and memorable. >> the idea that he would do television in the nineties was crazy. >> i like the idea of television but i am too busy to see too much of it. >> what do you think of what you see on television? >> some of it is what i really enjoy. >> are you being diplomatic? >> sort of. >> the beautiful thing about television is you have the chance to do a continuous story. that's the main reason for doing it. >> i think that "twin peaks" with the initial attention it got, allow all the other networks to say let's do something different. what was interesting about knowing the exposure, it was in od and sort of universe. >> it ain't going to be long. you are going to snuggle up to your fiber-optics baby. >> you also have experimentation that sets the stage for a lot of what came later. >> it is hard to pin down what exactly the x-file is. it is a show of investigating paranormal activities. >> tell

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abc news in new york say he was saving a parking spot during a law and order tv shoot as a former nypdiolent crime in new york city. over the weekend a string of shoongts across new york city. police confirming that at least 26 victims were impacted by gun violence just since friday. the "new york post" reporting 12 of those people were shot during a six-hour period on sunday including a 13-year-old girl who was visiting from texas. she was shot in the hand while inside of a bronx store. the violence summer weekend coming as major crime in new york city has spiked 37% according to knows nypd crime stats. grand larceny, auto theft, robbery are all up. the nypd is looking for at least one man you see on a bike and then one of the girls who is assaulted according to investigators over the weekend. two women reported separate incidents less than one hour apart in manhattan. anyone with information give police a call. however murders are down 5 1/2%, which is 14 less murders this year compared to last year. shootings are also down. the governor says things are moving in the right direction.

we have abc 7 news every weekday morning from 7:00 to 8:00 and roku, apple tv, android tv, fire tv, weall of those platforms. download it now and you can watch us starting this morning at 7:00 a.m. drew: we will take you to walnut creek where you can see a fairmont of fog above this morning. our marine layer has surged inland overnight so a lot of us waking up to gray skies. air quality today and tomorrow, sunday, even a sweet, we are good to go. despite hazy sunshine today. hour-by-hour, future weather showing you how are cloud cover, the marine layer is widespread, first thing this morning. at 10:00 a.m., still firm along the coast, patchy fog around the east bay shoreline. to the afternoon, a cloudy day over the city and along the coast, away from the coast we get the afternoon sunshine. highs today low to mid 60's across the city with limited sunshine, 69 oakland with afternoon sunshine, 76 fremont and palo alto, hazy sunshine in the south bay, 80 san jose, 90 antioch, 77 vallejo, 83 santa rosa, but 104 is the high in ukiah. hot in some spots like ukiah and lakeport. the three day

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you can always get the latest breaking news on our 24/7 stream on the abc 7 bay area mobile and streaming tv apps the shooting outside chicago weighed heavily on many mines here in the bay area as people gathered for their own fourth of july celebrations in sausalito the city held its parade for the first time since 2019, but the mood shifted as word of the mass shooting quickly spread, so the mood went from celebration to concern this is is horrible this is not the time. it's absolutely i mean people are trying to celebrate what this country represents just just saw the another tragedy and you wonder when we'll wake up. sausalito is planning to hold its fireworks show tonight. there's no word whether there's been any change to security there antioch did increase security for its all day fourth of july celebration. they heldir parade there this morning. it was also a all that's going on all day the city had already been working on safety for the holiday due to problems in the past, especially with illegal fireworks and shootings. that's not unique to antioch. that's just throughout the count

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abc news, there's politico, there's actually us. there's part. there's fox news. there's okay and then there's a universe that only all these different audiences, differentapproaches . so i'm reluctant to answer that question on tv for this overarching generalization but i'll say for a second, the so-called mainstream media overgeneralizing, i think has a much different approach to covering donald trump by now than in 2016. and you know, i don't think that is, i think that cnn carried that trump speech like gavel together. at the end of the campaign in 2016. you know, they did on their own and i think that acknowledged that was a mistake . >> i think that's right. john howard asks a very similar question so i'm going to read it. but he says you guys have a tough job especially in the current environment and do you agree with people say the mainstream media are continuing to act as a third-party are committed to their moxie . [inaudible] >> woodward wrote a book called the trail who outlines how one of those figures in the party trying to destroy democracy so i'm not going to engage in equivalencies. some might be, i don't know. >> part of the challenge is then do you ever somebody who advocates that work makes t

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capital attack unfold on tv in his private dining room and still took 187 minutes to call for the violence. stop. it's obvious the president. you know was was derelict and his duty abc news is also learned the committee will play unseen outtakes from this video recorded january 7th the day after trump's supporters stormed the capital which will supposedly show the former president struggling to condemn the rioters and admit the election was over the american public need to know exactly what was happening and we plan to run through some of those important details trump continues to lash out at the committee calling their investigation rigged and one-sided tonight two former trump aids are planning to testify live both resigned in the aftermath of january 6th and already gave taped depositions recounting their reaction to this tweet trump calling vice president mike pence a coward for refusing to de certify the electoral college count while rioters were chanting hang mike pence in the capital. another key witness trump's white house council pats simpleloni who in an eight-hour interview told the committee. he repeatedly pressed trump to call on his supporters to leave the

abc network launched a new series that was none of those things. "twin peaks" is already described by one critic as the series that will change tv.ed by david lynch. >> david lynch was a filmmaker known for his taste in the eccentric and memorable. the idea that he would do television in the '90s was crazy. >> do you watch much of it? >> i like the idea of television, but i'm too busy to see very much of it. >> what do you think of that which you do see? >> some of it i really enjoy. >> are you being diplomatic? >> sort of. [ screaming ] >> the beautiful thing about television is you have the chance to do a continuing story. and that's the main reason for doing it. >> i think that "twin peaks" with the initial attention it got allowed all the other networks to say, let's do something different. >> what was interesting about "northern exposure" it was an odd sort of universe that this guy was dropped into. >> the day's coming. it ain't going to be long when you ain't going to have to leave your living room. no more schools, no more tabernacles. no more cineplexes, all right? you're going to snuggle up to your fiberoptics and bliss

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