tears on his cheeks smear andrew hill, another soldier of failure, for whom the hunt for people in thebass ends in a cage. it was a mistake. i shouldn't have come here further to acknowledge another british mercenary who waiting for the tribunal. what will he decide today to save his own skin. what are his accomplices, sentenced to death, asking you zelensky and what will the british killers tell the donetsk american biden johnson and zelensky will hear the unpleasant truth about themselves immediately after a short advertisement. i want you to kill one person. i ask at any time. remember yourself something that will turn you upside down. killer premiere right now on kinopoisk tomorrow at 20:00. forbid yourself to dream dot bank for entrepreneurs and businesses welcome to the summer marathon discounts on ozone for a whole week of discounted prices. buy easily every day new products with discounts until june 26 for ozone unisex tvoe t-shirt for 299 rubles. and a ballon floor dress for 1.299 rubles. full protection of the bladder thanks to the original combination of three components. ch

name, please, andrew hill where are you from what city from the stove no one gave information, i flewy own free will arrived at the border myself and at the border. they met me and told me how to help. how much did they pay you. they promised they would pay, but no one received the money. i'm safe, you're safe. it's definitely not to worry about it so you want to tell other english speakers who decide to go to ukraine im worth a lot of thought. us. this does not apply, the british filed sean pinner, who surrendered in mariupol on operational shootings. outwardly , he looks better than his compatriot. there were more questions to the piner of the investigator compared to other defendants. he was listed in the thirty-sixth marine brigade of the armed forces, according to some reports, he was a sniper, shot at civilians, other prisoners told about it, at the same time, the pinner called on the british example of boris johnson to exchange his another mercenary, aiden eizen, nicknamed sentences against opposition politician viktor medvedchuk, detained by the sbu, but the exchange did not t

azov was the citizens of great britain shunpinner andrew hill and one marakan. ibrahim sadun.ted their guilt. in particular. they are admitted to having received training for the purpose of terrorist activities. well, by the way, even before the start of the meeting, britain announced that it would appeal the verdict, but there is a very interesting moment such a legal incident in order to issue such a statement under the law from a legal point of view, the uk must first recognize the donetsk people's republic here it is interesting, how do the british behave? well, they don't sleep in ukraine. they decided to get ahead of the british , they have already thought of everything for them, they offer to smear it. e mercenaries, for example, the press secretary of the international legion for the protection of ukraine, domain maggru, said that the british volunteer andrew hill, one of the three who is now on trial in donetsk, has a contract with the ukrainian army. this means he should be considered a prisoner of war. yes, interestingly, there are a lot of one of the three names me

on the case of foreign mercenaries we are talking about two british citizens that he is a fagot andrew hill and also a citizen of trouble, an enemy from andunya, they are accused of mercenarism with solving crimes aimed at forcibly seizing and holding power under the laws of the donetsk people's republic, you all face the death penalty. today, this process, e, will continue, but the day before, according to the coordination center for monitoring compliance with the ceasefire regime, at least 70 moments of shelling were recorded, when in the donetsk people's republic it was once again shelled from all types of weapons. here is the latest data. that today, from the very early morning, the long-suffering donetsk airport, which was still destroyed several years ago, is being transferred from the remains, the authorities of the donetsk people's republic promised that the shelling of donetsk would stop in the near future. what are we hoping to expect? our aircraft attacked an enemy armored plant in the kharkov region. the progress of the special operation to protect donbass was reported at a brie

consider the criminal case of three foreign mercenaries who fought on the side of kiev are two britons andrew hill schonner, as well as one moroccan citizen saadoun. bragin they are accused under several articles at once. in particular, the commission of crimes as part of a group and the violent seizure of power. all three acted on the territory of the dpr, they will be judged to the fullest extent. a special mission during the special operation to defend the donbass, our su-34 fighter bombers are fast , maneuverable and very dangerous for the enemy, an indispensable machine in battle, strikes against enemy objects are inflicted with high-precision su-34 missiles, they destroy strongholds and fortified areas of nationalists can easily hit air targets. after the strike, the fighters perform a special maneuver that prevents the ukrainian air defense system from destroying it. the crews operate flawlessly in any weather and at any time of the day. ukrainian cities and towns from which our military and people's militia forces have already knocked out the nationalists, an endless stream of humanitarian

a mercenary from britain called andrew hill on the days of the attorney general's office. the dpr reported that the investigation of criminal cases against its several other foreigners was completed, according to the laws of the donetsk people's republic, the death penalty could be applied to them. by the way, the names of other mercenaries were found in the records of her majesty's subject. this is a great platform for posting information for western journalists who will use it, given that the resource is also in english, that is, for their publications, who will investigate the case of the participation of their citizens on the territory of ukraine, this resource is useful and will play a big role, as the evidence base of the crime has already been results of the special operation this resource. in addition, it also acts as soft power to warn and make it clear to foreign guests with machine guns this project will have feedback, where they can contact, for example, relatives of these same, uh, mercenaries. who wants to go who, but has already gone? and, in principle, this

a mercenary from britain called andrew hill on the days of the attorney general's office.nvestigation of criminal cases against its several other foreigners was completed, according to the laws of the donetsk people's republic, the death penalty could be applied to them. by the way, the names of other mercenaries were found in the records of her majesty's subject. this is a wonderful platform for posting information for western journalists, who will use it, given that the resource is also in english, that is, for their publications, who will investigate the case of the participation of their citizens on the territory of ukraine, this resource is useful and will play a big role, as an evidence base for a crime already following the results of a special operation, this resource. in addition, it also acts as soft power to warn and make it clear to foreign guests with machine guns that it’s better to stop on time, never go head to fall into the lion, this project will have feedback where they can contact, for example, the relatives of these same, uh, mercenaries. who wants to

a mercenary from britain called andrew hill on the days of the attorney general's office.ounced that the investigation of criminal cases against its several more foreigners was completed in accordance with the laws of the donetsk people's republic, they may be subject to the death penalty. by the way, the names of other mercenaries were found in the records of her majesty's subject. this is a wonderful platform for posting information for western journalists who will use it, given that the resource is also in english, that is, for their publications, who will investigate the case of the participation of their citizens on the territory of ukraine, this resource is useful and will play a big role as evidence the base of the crime is already on the results special operations this resource. in addition, it also acts as a soft power to warn and make it clear to foreign guests with machine guns that it’s better to stop in time, don’t lay your head to fall into the lion, this project will have feedback where , for example, relatives of these same mercenaries can contact. who want

one thing i do want to note and put out there is andrew hill, who is a british individual who is aboutial was in the same position with grady kurpasi. we've seen him in the media. we saw the state of his wounds, so we have hope that grady could be in the same situation. >> the family deserves answers. don turner, thank you for taking the time tonight to talk to us. >> reporter: thank you, i appreciate your time as well. >>> outfront next, a russian priest risking it all in order to help ukrainians who are fleeing hooten's unprovoked invasion. and thousands of flights canceled is one of the nation's largest airlines pleads for help from the u.s. govovernment what can washington do? next. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans

here, and andrew hill's name yes, let me remind you today in donetsk the trial of mercenaries there,dinates of the burial, at least. so i repeat igor, this is his e term, at least 280 civilians m. here of course not. well, what there were crimes. eh, there is no doubt that these were crimes against civilians, too, we all perfectly understand, why in a notebook, so to speak, store the coordinates of their crimes. i don't quite understand, alexei petrovich. you have, i don't know, thoughts on this matter. well you know usually, uh, when burials like this are created. yes, they, for example, do not have time to liquidate, so that it would be impossible to find. and yes, that is, you understand, it's him when he commits this war crime. he understands that he is committing this war crime burying, of course, i understand. yes, but the main thing here is to replace the traces in some way, destroy them for storage, so that fragments of the body remain there or nothing remains at all. you can undermine you can burn there. anything, that is, well, in a hurry they did there, for example, not im

published, so to speak, entries from the diary andrew hill's burial coordinates were found there, atrm, at least 280 civilians m. here of course not. well, what there were crimes. eh, there is no doubt that these were crimes against civilians, too, we all perfectly understand, why in a notebook, so to speak, store the coordinates of their crimes. i don't really understand. if the second you have any i don't know thoughts about it. well, you know, usually, uh, when burials like this are created. yes, they, for example, do not have time eliminate so that it cannot be found. and yes, that is, you understand, it's him when he commits this war crime. he understands that he is committing this war crime by burying, of course, i understand, yes, deputy traces will somehow destroy, er, the burial place, so that fragments of the body remain there, or nothing at all. you can undermine you can burn there. anything, that is, well, in a hurry, they did it there, for example, they didn’t immediately notice the next one, now you can replace it. yes, that is, but on the other hand. uh, well this beco

trial of foreign mercenaries who left the azovstal mariupol plant is british citizens sean pinner andrew hill contact with war correspondent timofey yermakov and timofey in donbass from donetsk, and hello. tell me if a new meeting has already begun and how did the mercenaries themselves perceive this whole process yesterday, what do they say, do they admit their guilt? and hello. yes, i am now near the building of the supreme court. and the dpr, uh, means right before my eyes. so, when i approached the court building , a paddy wagon drove up, and with these mercenaries, everything was not delivered to the court building, and the judicial task would begin. literally any minute. we are all waiting for him. and actually, perhaps, timothy himself in the hall for this meeting. and you can get there, but the main thing is to get accredited in advance, they just don’t let you in there, but information. unfortunately, so far at a minimum, but ah, what you need to understand about this meeting, in principle, that this is a court. this is not a tribunal, a tribunal will be later, that is, this court wi

our justin andrews is at the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station.l went down while people were on board? >> reporter: roughly 50 passengers were on board when all of this went down rta terfying experience for everyone on board that train. >> i felt the train come up off the track. he tried to keep it going to maybe get it back, but it kept trying to come off. i was scared. i'm still scared. >> all of a sudden, it went -- it wasn't an earthquake-like feeling. it was debris or something. >> reporter: some passengers reported minor injuries. yesterday's scorching heat actually curved the track and cause the ten-car train to run off the rails in concord. that forced some small fires, too. b.a.r.t. service stopped between pleasant hill and concord in both directions while emergency crews responded. the train was headed to san francisco so it was going against the busy commute. about 70 workers were still out clearing the tracks and making repairs around 9:00 last night. b.a.r.t. did tell us it plans to use a single track in that area for this morning's c

stood in mariupol and today this trial will continue in the dock, british citizens sean pino and andrew hillrainian army. a few years ago, receiving timofey fishermen regularly for his service. hey, got in touch. we installed it. timofey you are from the office. get out of someone's office. tell me who is next to you. hello colleagues. we now have a unique opportunity to talk with kimam andrey vilorovich, chairman of the dpr supreme court. hello . hello. please tell us how the trial against these mercenaries from the uk and morocco is going now. well, in principle, uh, everything. it takes a standard case to consider to say that we had some problems there. which are not solvable, in principle, no, that is, uh, as far as uh, i get information. uh everyone the court hearing is going on as usual . and tell me, please, because timothy asked a question to his interlocutor. uh, here are the articles under which, well, in the meaning of what they are being tried for, how formally it looks, so to speak, the charge. well, the prosecution, as usual, looks like mercenary participation in the formations

british citizens shaunner and andrew hill and one marakan are in the dock. ibrahim sadun.y three people in the dock and these foreign mercenaries, as it turned out, knew each other. they were recruited into the ukrainian army a few years ago, receiving regularly for his service. here is my ermakov e. got in touch. we installed it. timofey you are from the office. get out of someone's office. tell victoria with you. hello colleagues. we now have a unique opportunity to talk with the chairman of the supreme court of the dpr a kiman. andrei velorovich. hello. and tell us, please, how the trial is going now, these mercenaries from the uk and the smoldering are necessary. well, basically, uh, everything. passes a standard case considers, so that we have some problems there. which is not solvable, in principle, no, that is, as far as i receive information from each court session. everything takes place in a standard mode. and tell me, please, timothy ask a question, please, to the interlocutor. but under what articles, well, in the meaning of what they are being tried for, how f

. >> we start with justin andrews live at the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station checking on the impact from the derailment on the morning commute. >> reporter: good morning, len and amanda. b.a.r.t. is using a single track through this area. we're learning that heat played a major role in yesterday's partial train derailment. i'm going to go live right now to photo journalist brian kiley who is giving us these live images. this is the site of yesterday's derailment. crews and equipment working to repair the track. we're seeing concrete ties stacked up. this happened yesterday evening. now 12 hours later crews are still continuing the work at this site, even at this 6:00 hour. i want to go to video from yesterday. this was in the evening around 5:30 when this ten-car train was headed to san francisco against the busy commute. the hot weather caused the track to curve forcing the train to jump the tracks in concord. there were small fires that broke out. about 50 people were on board and had to quickly get out. minor injuries were reported. here is a b.a.r.

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andrew was now on his own. and he turned to the older men he knew they could support him. he cruised hilland fell deeper into his world of sugar daddies who took care of his financial needs. >> i think andrew grew up thinking that maybe the world owed him a living. and he didn't really have to work for things. >> for the older men in his life and others, andrew invented a new identity for himself. andrew desilva, he made up stories about a gilded past, about accomplishments that never were. and impress those men by appearing well read and cultured. told them he loved art and opera. so, andrew was being in more elite circles now and traveling. he went to the san francisco opera house in 1990, a chance meeting afterwards would change his life. and change history. that meeting was with gianni versace, who was in san francisco designing costumes as the sketch shows for the opera capricious. >> there was a party where versace was going to appear, and andrew's friend scored some tickets, and so during the party he claimed, and other people claimed, that andrew met versace. >> mind you, antonio,

andrew? >> em, thank you. abc news will bring you lye coverage of the hearing on capitol hill beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on air and on our streaming channel. >>> breaking political news, liberals in san francisco have ousted chesa boudin. the mayor will appoint a replacement. and in los angeles, the mayor's race will be decided by a run-. on in november. democrats rick caruso and congresswoman karen bass fell shofrt 50% threshold. >> now to the crisis on just about everyone's mind. inflation and the record high gas prices. it looks like things may get worse before they get better. the u.s. treasury secretary is calling on congress to take action. this morning, americans are spending $700 million more on gas every day than they were this time last year. >> we now have 14 different states where the average has already surpassed that $5 gallon mrk, and seeing some tremendous increases. >> in just the last week, the average price for gas in michigan jumping 51 cents. in indiana, up 48 cents. in ohio, 46 cents. there's no relief in sight due to soaring demands overseas due in part to the war in ukrai

hill, thank you, ryan. we appreciate that. let's bring in andrew mccabe and scott jennings and joining us now cnn global affairs analyst susan glasser. happy to have you joining. thank you so much. let's talk about what you thought about tonight. stunning new video, testimony from ivanka trump, jared kushner, bill barr. did the committee accomplish what they needed to on their first night? >> well, i'm certainly interested in tuning in to hear more. i do think, you know, in the end we know at the end of the night what we knew at the beginning of the night and what we knew on january 6th itself, which is that the mob wouldn't have been there had donald trump not attacked the election and summon the mob in order to stop his defeat from being finalized, right? so we already knew that. but i do think the nexus of information they laid out, the thousand interviews and the transcripts that we have yet to receive suggest there's an enormous amount still to be learned. i certainly have learned a lot and i think i've read just about everything, you know, up

hill. but finally through social media young people are melting down this class to andrew glass fence, melting down is very. >> where more connected, more and more active than ever before. before. as we continue to tear down this class fence that separates the minds and capitol hill from the innovators of our time we have a duty to stop underestimating young people's ability to understand and connect with nuanced literature. it's time to stop underestimating us. thank you. >> all right. well, thank you for that marvelous statement, and i think that nobody will underestimate this new generation after seeing these three very powerful presentations, but students you have enthused us with a lot of help with your vivid language a description of what is actually happening which is such a dramatic counterpoint to lots of the program talking points and propaganda we get up on capitol hill so thank you so much for participating. you are not excuse and we welcome our second panel, so please show them in, and i'm going to introduce them as they arrive. first we have suzanne nossel who is the ceo for pen

knob hill vice president kamala harris is scheduled to arrive at sfo. from joint base andrews within the next hour, and while we don't know exactly where she is headed, these precautions are consistent with what we would expect for a visit from the president or vice president. the white house has not released a schedule of any public events. will harris is in town? we will bring you her arrival live whenever it happens. the pandemic is not even officially over. but the fear of another disease is growing with the spread of monkeypox. ktvu christian captain joins us live tonight from san francisco and christian healthcare workers taking lessons learned from covid. and how they approach monkeypox here. health care experts are hoping that lessons learned recently and from last century will be applied and useful in addressing this latest healthcare crisis as the covid pandemic eases, monkeypox is coming into sharper focus, infectious disease specialist dr peter chin hong says the fact that monkey pox is seldom deadly and with vaccines already developed. it is a disease that needs t

hill have. >> it is crazy, reverend king, andrew young, and others.ou have to understand that for 13 years king faced death. and when he died, he was 39. they said that he had the heart of the 70 or because of the strain in the pressure. this is what happens, and these are the people you are dealing with. so you can play games with that. you must understand what you are engaged in. they are fighting for power, and they will do whatever they need to get it. >> and this is a member of congress facing these threats. the two black women who shaped face those threats in georgia, did not have all. that >> right, any guess what items outcomes have said nothing about how those folks have been treated, or other republicans. so that tells you they give a damn about those black. workers >> all, right rosen advocacy has a lot to say. coming up, a closer look at the double standards that are so pervasive in our justice system. stick around, we are gonna talk about that on the other side of the break. that on the other side o the break. while wayfair is installing

are one win away just one win away from the title after andrew wiggins steps up and helps lead the warriors to a game five win at home. wiggins hillslling into the game. so many rebounds, man, we were just owning it. it's just amazing way and step didn't even hit a three and they won. it was amazing. it was an off night for steph curry. but that didn't matter. the warriors took it one oh, 4 to 94. good evening, everyone. i'm julie haney, mike mibach golden state now up three games to two over the boston celtics. we have live team coverage for you from the chase center. ktvu is amberleigh outside the arena. with plenty of that fan excitement, but we begin with ktvu sports anchor joe fonzi inside chase center and joe biden boston. i'm shaking my head here because i just shut down the greatest shooter of all time from beyond the arc. and we're going home with a 10 point. lost tonight's game just typifies the depth of the warriors team. i think yeah , no question about it, mike. we talked about it at the beginning of the evening. how simple the math was. it was the first team to win two games. they had three shots to do that. it got mu

hill, thank you very much. let's get some more right now on this and more from our senior law enforcement analyst andrew m he isuty director. how shocking is it that the secret service even considered bringing then president trump to the u.s. capitol on january 6 when we obviously saw what was going on? >> wolf, it boggles my mind that in the middle of a rally that was clearly kind of out of control with tens of thousands of people, the secret service were actually considering facilitating the president's clear wishes to move with his supporters from the site of the rally at the ellipse up to the capitol for everything that followed. it's just unbelievable to me that they made that call to the metropolitan police department. the mpd sounds like gave them a resounding no. they certainly had their hands full that day with many different protests and rally activities going on. but it's really remarkable that they even thought about it. >> yeah, it certainly is. the u.s. attorney general merrick garland, as you well know, has faced lots of criticism for not going after the january 6 insurrectionists more aggressive

hill. thanks very much. there's certainly a lot to discuss with our analysts now. joining us, jeffrey toobin, jamie gangel, laura coates and cnn's senior law enforcement analyst, andrew mccabe. jamie, how stunning were all these revelations? >> cassidy hutchinson was the triple threat. she really was a strong witness. she was credible. she had access. she had no ax to grind. she was a loyal trump person and she came in there today and it was bombshell after bombshell, whether it was about his wanting to let people through the mags with guns down at the rally or some of the comments just in real time hearing. top white house officials like pat cipollone knew exactly what was going on. and how desperately trump wanted to go to the capitol. it was stunning. >> it was really amazing. i've watched a lot of hearings over the years and today was really, really powerful and dramatic. andrew, i'm sure you agree. former president trump knew the crowd was armed but he still wanted the medal detectors, mags as they called them, taken down. he still urged them to march to the u.s. capitol. what does that say about the former president's intent? >> a critical development today in

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uh, mercenaries we are talking about three citizens two british citizens that he is peter andrew hill also a moroccan citizen. e, bragin with andunya, they are accused of e. in mercenarism , committing crimes aimed at violent seizures and holding power, let me remind you that according to the laws of the donetsk people's republic, you all face the death penalty. today, this process, uh, will continue, but on the eve i will remind you according to the data, but the coordination center. during the control of observance of the ceasefire regime, at least 70, and 70 moments of shelling were recorded, when in the donetsk people's republic it was once again shelled from all types of weapons. here e, the latest data came, that today, from the very early morning, they are firing from tanks. uh, the long-suffering donetsk airport, which was destroyed a few years ago. uh, that is, at the moment we can state that we have a slight lull here in donetsk, we are waiting for news and let me remind you that the authorities of the donetsk people's republic promised that in the near future the shelling o