brianna? >> cnn's josh campbell is with us now. josh, looking at this philadelphia shooting, authorities arrested the suspect with a bulletproof vest and an ar-15-style rifle and handgun. a photographer capturing an image that we see of some of the dozens of shell casings that littered the area. does that say anything to you about the motive? >> well, this appears, brianna, to show a considerable amount of pre-planning. this wasn't the subject engaged in some type of confrontation and decides to open fire. when you're talking about somebody with a bullet-proof vest, multiple weapons, multiple rounds of ammunition on that person, and a police scanner, think about that? the suspect is trying to listen in realtime as he begins opening fire to where the police are moving towards, so that he can apparently continue that shooting. again, that shows a considerable amount of planning. one thing that's interesting in this case is that he was taken into custody alive, and so many of these attacks, we've

brianna, you know a lot at stake.on sudeikis, behind me, and a lot of people are out here showing support and they really hope a resolution can come soon but don't think it's going to happen soon enough. >> hard to see. seems like two sides very apart on these two issues. live in new york, thank you. >>> money that's at issue also the economic impact at issue here, because the impact of this will be huge in terms of the economy. potentially. many economies supporting these productions will take a hit. and joining me for more on that, vanessa, explain to me who and how this strike will affect the industry and the economy. >> it's not every day you have one hollywood going on strike and now two. 160,000 actors joining 11,000 writers already been on strike. already seen some of the economic impact. of course, studios need revenue and actors and writers losing salaries, but there's a ripple effect here. talking about businesses and people who work in craft services, janeters, uber drivers, deli owners, who support local c

very talented. >> and brianna? dinosaurs and cats and she was gifted with computers. >> reporter: by all appearances, diane seemed to love her children. >> from the outside looking in, you'd think it was a picture-perfect family. >> i mean, it looks like a very settled happy family. >> uh-huh. those were the good old days. >> you're smiling and the kids look pretty happy. mark looks content. >> uh-huh. >> when you say the good old days, how good were they? >> pretty good. >> then on easter sunday 2012 tragedy strikes when diane's husband, mark dies. diane then posts this on her facebook page. "for all my friends on fb, this past sunday evening, mark, my husband of 27 years reached his eternal home." >> i was absolutely shocked. >> he's older than i was and this guy was on the front stage performing like he was 21. >> reporter: but is there more to mark's death than meets the eye? >> you're a nurse. >> uh-huh. >> why wouldn't you call 911? >> i was told, no hospitals, no doctors, no nothing, or, quote, i will kill y

thank you. >> thanks, brianna. >> jim?always good to listen to hard economic numbers there. >>> ahead this hour on cnn news center, more details about an apparent spy campaign carried out by chinese hackers including the government agencies they targeted. >>> plus, the coast guard responding to a cnn report that revealed years of sexual assault coverups within the branch of the armed services. what it plans to do about it. we know everyone wants to put covid behind them. cnn just learned when you can get your next shot, if you'd like it, to protect yourself. so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. now you u get out there, and you make us proud, huh? ♪ bye, uncle limu. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ directv has two ways to get the tv you love: satellite or internet and that show you pretend not to love. look, if you want to watch people eat bugs in the woods, that's your thing, baby. switch today for a $200 rewa card. this is spring semester at over 13,

brianna?what are you seeing, ben, of the counteroffensive from where you are? >> reporter: what we see is that the fighting is intense, and the ukrainians are saying that, for instance, over the last week, they have been able to seize in the south, south of zaporizhzhia, and in the bakhmut area, a total of 14 square miles, not an awful lot of territory. we know that the russians have redeployed thousands of troops from elsewhere along the 600-mile front to the bakhmut area to reinforce their troops there. but it's a well-established fact the russians had many months of fore-warning that this counteroffensive was coming. and clearly they have dug in deeply, put in extra armor, artillery, and troops. so, the going has been very difficult for the ukrainians. we have no idea about casualties on either side, neither side has put out any reliable figures in quite some time. but in short, the battle is very difficult, and progress has been slow. brianna? >> ben wedeman live for us in eastern ukraine.

brianna, the city is saying they're disappointed by this lawsuit.s law will go into effect. because in their eyes, they believe that raising wages and setting a minimum wage for these workers is ultimately in the best interest of these workers that we rely on every single day for our food delivery. brianna. >> right now, they're very reliant on tips then, right? >> yes. yes. absolutely. tips are a big part of the deal make up the difference. that's why they want to put this law into effect. to set a minimum, not everyone is a gracious timur, brianna. >> yeah, you never know what you're going to get. vanessa yurkevich live from new york. jim. >> remember to tip your drivers. >>> to other headlines we're watching this hour, a federal judge says former president donald trump has been deposed in a lawsuit against the doj brought by former fbi agent peter strzok. the lawsuit accuses of wrongful termination alleging that trump's political vendetta against him led to his firing. strzok oversaw the probe in russian meddling in the 2016 election. and let go

brianna? >> we were watching this very carefully. live for us from jerusalem, thank you for the report. >>> russia which launched its unprovoked invasion of ukraine nearly a year and a half ago is now accusing ukraine of what it calls a terror attack after it says several drones were interrupted near moscow. that forced the airport there to divert flights. we're going to be live in eastern ukraine with an update on the war. >>> and the pac supporting ron desantis says his presidential campaign is fighting an uphill battle. details on that and how the candidates are marking july 4th, as well. >>> and later, officials are warning beach-goers in california to avoid poisoned sea lions. we're going to explain what that's all about. you're watching "cnn news central." together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. everyone: woo hoo! ensure with 25 vitamins and minerals. enter the $10,000 nourishing moments giveaway. (female announcer) attention! medicare has expande

it really has, brianna. president biden tried to use this trip to have this show of force against russia, not just by stressing the strength of the nato alliance, but also trying to secure more support for ukraine throughout. the president, of course, that summit did get off to a bit of a tension after president zelenskyy voiced his displeasure with some of the items he has seen regarding whether nato would set a timeline for ukraine's entry into the alliance or what pathway they might create for that. ultimately the president was able to put aside some of these concerns and again, here in that press conference in helsinki, he stressed that the u.s., and its allies do see a future for ukraine within the nato alliance. the president also had some very tough words for russian president vladimir putin. he views the war against ukraine as having backfired on putin, partially based on the fact that they were able to expand the nato alliance, the fact that they were able to rally allies to continue to offer long-t

. >> brianna, we've been looking for him today. we finally caught him today.walked in with his attorney, john irving, from washington, d.c. the judge asked him to come to the electric earn, and the judge read the charges against him. he asked if de oliveira understood them. he was told he had the right to retain a lawyer, and to remain silent. then he was released on the $100,000 bond. he did say he holds a u.s. passport but that it was expired. the judge also told him he could not leave the area of south florida without permission, so some restricted travel put in place, and that he would not be able to speak with witnesses on the government's witness list. he will enter a plea on august 10th. he did not have a florida-based attorney, which he needs to enter a plea here in the state of florida. his dc-based attorney says he does expect to enter a plea on august 10th. >> we also heard that there was a target letter for the person who oversees the -- and met with investigators after the original indictment. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: it's important

. >> reporter: brianna, it's very high energy today, day one of sag-aftra on strike.y joins writers that having walking the side wwalks for 70 days. i spoke to an actor who definitely has a day job, as she's trying to audition and parts paid in different shows, that is up until yesterday at midnight. here's what she said about how she's feeling energized on the first day of the strike, but also concerned how long this could go on for. >> i'm worried it will go on for a long time. i hope it's not. i'm excited that so many people are into it and empowered to be out here. yeah, it's worrisome. the longer we're out here -- you have a job that's now pushed because of the strike. i think that's the reality for a lot of people. it's conflicting, it's hopeful, exciting, but yeah, we're worried. >> reporter: thousands of people like herrer affected now, in addition to people who don't even work on hollywood film sits. janitors, florists and more have been feeling the financial pain behalf writers strike. they are now bracing themselves for the long haul. >> the music is playin

i can tell you, brianna, rex heuermann will be back in court tomorrow.e are keep an eye on possibly more charges, but this is expected to be just another hearing in the process of this case. but i checked in with the sheriff's department. he has not received any visitors, meaning his wife and children have not visited him in jail, either. they are certainly keep keeping a distance, and we'll have the latest from tomorrow's court hearing. >> we'll see you tomorrow on that. thank you for the latest. >>> in the bahamas, an american woman is now under arrest for allegedly planning to kill her husband. court filings slow he had filed for divorce in april. so, nick, there were others arrested along with her. do we know why? what do we know about the plot here? >> reporter: three suspects all together, two local bahamian men here. the two allegedly agreed to carry out this plot. there is some reporting out there that cnn has been unable to verify, but what we do know is the three defendants were in court on friday. they were not required to entering a plea, but

thank you so much. >>> brianna? >> to some of the other headlines that we're watching this hour.te henry kissinger just met with china's top diplomat and defense minister, now 100 years old. his trip coming at a low point in u.s./china relations. u.s. officials he's visiting as a private citizen. according to beijing's statement on the meetings, kissinger has said that history has proven that neither country can treat the other as an adversary. >>> in the u.s., more cats catastrophic flooding. in kentucky, 5 to 10 images of rain fell fell overnight. first responders in mayfield have made several rescues. another resident showing water flowing straight through the inside of their home and this video here, more rain and thunderstorms, by the way, are expected there today. extreme storms also wreaking havoc in northern india with floodwaters reaching all the way to the taj mahal's outer walls. not since 1978 has the taj mahal come this close to being flooded. amazing pictures to see there, boris. >>> so it's not fun to be stuck on an airplane on the tarmac period. but you add in tri

and where brianna taylor's name on the back of all of their jerseys has been huge. sports is one of the biggest platforms. i think you can use sports for activism because people watch it and people want to see it on tv . and when you see at least taking a stand, people take notice people take sheet and i think that that's been the the largest, the biggest thing i've seen, but um, since cap or neck and milwaukee bucks sitting out because of the recent calendar of jacob blake maxwell. there was a moment to me. well, i just went go. i cannot believe they did this and that was an nfl players came out and said that we support lice not a movement of this. so we don't have to being so controversial to the take any became a political discussion. what was the moment for you where you just said, this is extraordinary in the world of support today. for me, it was when the end, the, a teams decided not to play their games and seeing the impact of that and how quickly it sprayed to other reeds. i mean that the m o b, b m a less, a few other reason other teams followed suit withi

brianna?ary positions are not the only thing that is being blocked in the senate now. there are dozens of state department nominees that are also stuck in limbo. today secretary of state antony blinken is urging lawmakers to get moving. we'll have details ahead on that. >>> and from childcare assistance ending to student loan payments restarting, many americans are just months away from significant added financial pressures. we're going to break it down next. keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alolone. if youou want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. the america's best celebrity sale is herere. with picture-worthy designer frames at a fly price from sofia vergara you're in my shot! ...be sure to get my good side! get two pairs of celebrity frames for $89.95 for a limited time at america's best. get two pairs of celebrity book an exam today. this is american infrastructure. megawatts of power, rails and open

we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> brianna?pentagon employees, some featuring sensitive information were inadvertently sent to email accounts in africa. how a common typo sparked this mishap. >>> there will be a hearing in former president trump's classified documents case. we're going to break down what to expect. just by switching. ooooh, let me put a reminder on my phone. on the top ofof the pile! oh. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty.y. liberty. ♪ [ applause ] >> the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day a confident day... a never-hide-my-smile day... a life-of-the-party day... a take-on-the-rld day... a believe-in-myself day... a flash-my-new-teeth day. because your clearchoice day is the day you get your confidence back for good. a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. [car screech] [car door slam] [camera shutter sfx] introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. [camera shutter sfx] he thinks his flaky, red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescri

and then brianna taylor, a model of re george floyd. all of these things re ignited the flame that had been applied at the time of this experience. and that's when i knew that, okay, it's i have to speak up about this. so i decided to go public with the story mainly to use it as a teachable moment for everyone who came across the experience for me. i learned the value in using my platform in my voice and the power that actually we have. it empowers other people who experience micro regressions on a daily basis to voice their experiences and be quiet about it. and it also shows that, you know, we need to, in order to create real change, we're going to have to figure out how to take full accountability for the things that we do and learn from the this is michael regression is habit h longest impact on us and it may seem subtle, but any person who experiences micro rest is on a daily basis can tell you the actual intro weight of what these kinds of things do . they go, i will put you in on, on a couple of things of happened. big things hap

>> thanks, brianna.s has been developing for six months now, since the beginning of the year, when palestinian terrorist attacks coming from the northern cities in the west bank were stepped up. and their targets were hundreds of thousands of settlers that are now in the west bank, settled there over many years. and they present an easy, rich target environment for them. and the israeli army has been going into the refugee camps in particular because the palestinian security forces that were normally responsible for exercising control there have given up on that and the palestinian authority, which is essentially crumbling and has no legitimacy, is not willing to take responsibility. those raids by the israeli army produced a cycle of violence which is more terrorist attacks on israeli settlers. and the government put a lot of pressure on the israeli army to take more measures because the far right ministers representing the settlers were getting excite exercised about it. what we see today is a step lev

brianna?>> a cnn exclusive, to more top state election officials have been interviewed by federal prosecutors. al schmidt and new mexico's secretary of state maggy toulouse oliver. that makes four secretaries of state who have been interviewed. a charging decision in the election interference in georgia, that could come as soon as next month. we are just learning that lawyers for former president trump are seeking a new court order, asking for evidence to be thrown out. for the district attorney will else to be disqualified. evan perez is here for us here. let's start with the latest on the secretaries of state being interviewed by the special counsel. >> al schmidt was at the center of a lot of 9 pressure of former president trump and his allies trying to claim that was fraud in philadelphia in the election results. he's now been interviewed by the special counsel as part of this. >> margaret toulouse olive has also been interviewed. schmidt has been very vocal about what he says were some of

. -- brianna richardson. ♪ >> hello. good morning everyone. was a little nervous, and i said what better is it then to talk in front of people who all agreed and are like-minded than the school board or in front of the haters that we have in new york. so, i guess the honor of introducing a presidential candidate for 20 34, governor asa hutchinson who served as the 46th governor of the seat of arkansas. in 2018, he was reelected with 65% of the vote, having received more votes than any other republican candidate for governor in the state's history. asa hutchinson is distinguished by his success in securing over 100 million dollars -- $100 million per year in tax cuts safeguarding income for veterans, and creating over 100,000 new jobs, and leading a national initiative to increase computer science education. the governor's career in public serving began when president ronald reagan appointed him as the youngest u.s. attorney in the nation for the western district of arkansas. in 1996, he won the first three consecutive terms in the u.s. house o

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and then just a few hours ago, brianna, there was a normal fourth of july parade with horses and vintages coming up and down the pathway. families lining the streets. but you know last night it was just chaotic out here. hundreds of people jammed into the street, cars spinning out in the intersections, fireworks going off, and one witness said it quickly started to turn and became a much more tense situation when the gunfire erupted. >> everybody was just having fun and then you just had gunfire and everybody started running away. >> what did you do? >> i went to the other side of the street just trying to, like, find cover, trying to find my people that i was with, make sure nobody else got hurt that i was with. >> now this neighborhood here in southwest fort worth has dealt with this on this particular holiday before. two years ago, the night before july 4th, many people gathered out here just the exact same way, an argument erupted, gunfire re gunfire erupted as well. some witnesses say this has been a source of growing concern as the festivities the night before july 4th has become k

something to keep in mind, brianna and lionel, that, you know, you look at the amount of people riding things and the amount of injuries, the ratio doesn't make me feel better. >> well, it only takes one. >> yes. and if you have a full car of people, it could be a real tragedy. thank you so much. you got it. >> thank you. all right. >> let's reveal some of our trivia we ask. i said it was a morbid question, but it is actually really fast dating. how many presidents died on july 4th? >> i did not even know that this has happened before. >> so the answer is actually three presidents. thomas jefferson, john adams and james monroe adams, our second president, and jefferson our third actually died on the same day in 1826. >> c got something you can now share at your 4th of july barbecue. hey, guys, want to know some history? >> exactly. coming up, what about some 4th of july deals? >> yeah, we have some bargains that are already underway. coming up next right here on world news now, we're i phil swift here for the flex family of flood protection products to show you their sealing power. >>

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brianna? >>> china is calling it an ambush visit.ident expected to make a stop in the u.s. next month. the transit stop is coming as the biden administration is working to improve diplomacy with china and the white house is bracing for possible blowback from china about this at a critical moment when tension is already sky-high. kylie atwood is at the state department on this. tell us what the biden administration is saying about this so-called transit stop in the u.s. >> yeah, well they're saying that this will be a private visit by taiwan's vice president especially making the argument that this isn't a unique visit for the vice president of taiwan. a senior administration official talking to reporters last night saying that these transits of senior officials are unofficial in keeping with our u.s. one china policy. we've had ten vice presidential transits in the last ten years. all have occurred without incident. and that word "transit," the reason that the u.s. government uses the word transit for these trips to the united states

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brianna?d cnn learned cia director william burns recently met with president zelenskyy in ukraine, and after that visit the spy chief is making it clear this war has given the agency a golden opportunities to recruit russian assets. >> disaffection with the war will continue to gnaw away at the russian leadership. that creates a once-in-a-generation opportunities for us at cia. we're very much open for business. >> let's bring in national security institute founder jameel jaffer to talk about this. pretty calculated remarks here. i wonder what do you think burns' angle is? >> he's obviously trying to recruit assets in russia, russians in ukraine. he's trying to put pressure on vladimir putin to say, look, the people around you may have knives out, you better look out for more prigozhins, hoping that putin will make a mistake, will lash out, and ultimately undermine his own position within russia. >> you have the u.s. emphasizing as soon as this wagner revolt happened, look, the u.s. is not inv

>> reporter: it doesn't seem that way, brianna.a number of republican senators today, many of them are supporting tommy tuberville's position because they know they, too, could use that in some way to extract their own concessions from the white house. that is a powerful tool by united states senator to block any nomination, hold up the process here, so there are very few of them criticizing him. you did hear mitch mcconnell in the past criticize tuberville's position but that was only public comments about it when reporters asked him about it, tuberville saying he's not getting the pressure from mcconnell privately even though mcconnell made his objection known publicly. >> that is interesting. very interesting. great reporting. manu raju, live for us from capitol hill on that. jim? >> right now senators are getting their first classified briefing on artificial intelligence, and its dangers. the department of defense and other intelligence officials are providing details about potential risks as lawmakers work to create a framewor

her sister brianna hold it from her grandmother. >> she said it very nonchalant.n't talked to my mom in a few days and and knowing her, i felt like maybe she just wants the space. it wasn't uncommon for her to disconnect from time to time. >> she remembered a conversation she had with her a week before. she told me that she wanted to escape. she found a place, every street in arizona, no cell phones, whatever. meditation and one of. i said, i think it's a great idea. i think it's going to help you get your thoughts. >> she had a lot to think about. earlier that week, she went to happy hour with her friend bernadette. she sometimes helped out with her clothing boutique. they talked about her decision to close her store. due to financial problems. despite that setback, she said that she didn't see any signs that she want to escape unplug, or vanish. >> things are okay now because she closed the store. now she has that stress off of her. she was very positive about the future. >> she even posted this video of herself dancing in the boutique. just days before the door

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brianna >> and another day with severe weather possible through the plains as thunderstorms dive their way to the southeast. with them, damaging winds and heavy rainfall that could create flooding. >> we have another risk come tuesday that we're watching for that threat for severe weather. and it's scattered throughout some of the rockies and into the plains and midwest itself. and for the rockies in the interior west, we're adding up the moisture, all thanks to the monsoon in as the heat dome shifts a little farther to the east. rhiannon andrew. >> melissa, thank you. now to a scary moment for a child out camping. an eight year old boy is recovering after officials say he was attacked saturday by a cougar in washington state's olympic national park. the big cat apparently ran off after the boy's mother yelled at the animal. the child suffered minor injuries to parks were closed after the attack. as a precaution, park officials say these attacks are extremely rare. however, the park is considered cougar territory and they advise if you ever encounter a cougar, don't run because it coul

brianna?e justice department is planning legal action against texas over its placement of floating barriers on the rio grande river. this is in addition to the doj's ongoing assessment of the state's alleged mistreatment of migrants after several disturbing reports. and now democratic lawmakers are asking president biden to investigate. cnn's priscilla alvarez is on this story for us. what are you learning here? >> reporter: this marks an escalation in the feud between president joe biden and texas governor greg abbott on a delicate political issue, that being immigration. in this letter that we obtained, doj sent it to texas governor abbott yesterday. they said they plan legal action against the use of the floating barriers that you see there. and they say that texas put these up without authorization. now there is humanitarian concern here. in their letter, doj ticks off that they have violated federal law, raised humanitarian concerns, presented serious risk to public safety and the environ

station on the aleutian peninsula it's a big picture but some wonder whether it's wide enough colonel briannaulton coordinates support for dozens of sites including this one in king salmon, alaska. can you tell us if these radar sites were able to see the balloon? >> these radar sites were absolutely able to see the balloon >> so where was the disconnect >> the disconnect is primarily in how we filter the data. >> reporter: officials now looking at more raw radar data in order to better pick out slower objects like balloons as it pushes for newer systems that can actually see over the horizon. >> we do not currently have that capability but that is something that will be coming. >> reporter: norad is now leaning into bringing ai into the picture to process data far faster than now. underscoring, however, people whether in a cockpit or in front of a radar screen will still be the most important eyes and ears and later in the program i'll share a personal connection to alaska spanning the decades. >>> in 60 seconds the investigation under way after a police officer lets a dog attack a suspect w

reporter: jennifer destefano will never forget the frantic call she got from her 15-year-old daughter, brianna she was, mommy, bad man have me, help me, help me. this man gets on, very aggressive. listen here. i have your daughter. that's when i went into panic mode. >> reporter: the man demanded a million dollars. >> i said that was impossible. so then he came up with the $50,000. >> reporter: she never paid the money and would soon learn the call was a popular ai scam. new software can recreate the voices of loved ones in distress, and scammers use that to ask for large sums of money. >> this man comes on the phone. he said, you're going to give me $5,000. >> i heard our daughter on the phone. like it was unmistakably her. >> reporter: americans lost nearly $9 billion to fraud last year alone, up more than 150% in just two years. >> younger people experience fraud and fraud losses more often than older people. but it's that older adult who has so much to lose. >> reporter: cybersecurity expert pete nicoletti created my voice from old news reports online. what you're about to hear is somethin

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justin >> good morning, brianna and good morning. that june labor report finding a few of america's biggest expenses are coming down with falling rent prices and stabilizing car costs . this morning, new economic data finding american households are able to stretch their dollar further today than one year ago. the us consumer price index, which measures how much households spend on average for goods and services and is used as a gauge for inflation. an finding welcome news that for 12 straight months inflation appears to be easing. the us bureau of labor statistics finding june's consumer prices were 3% higher than a year ago, marking the lowest increase in more than two years, tumbling from last summer's peak, when prices were 9% higher year over year. staples like meat, fish and dairy down slightly in june from may. airfares dipping 8. used car prices down with new car prices flat. the stock market reacting. >> we were anticipating something that was going to show a good bit of progress and we got what we got this morning was even

justin, good morning, brianna and good morning. >> the biden administration is suing texas to remove 1000ft of orange buoys in the rio grande. the barrier was installed earlier this month, forcing migrants to navigate deeper water and crawl through razor wire. the lawsuit claims texas governor greg abbott failed to get authorization from the army corps of engineers was during an interview last night. abbott vowed to fight the biden administration and set the barrier in the rio grande has repelled hundreds of thousands of migrants, says texas is defending its sovereignty and its constitutional right to secure the border of our state and our country. >> all the biden administration has to do is to enforce the laws already on the books that prevent people from crossing between the ports of entry. >> abbott has also bussed more than 20,000 migrants from texas to big cities in other states. texas republican congressman tony gonzalez is questioning some of the tactics being used, calling them unaccept suitable. >> essentially what people want is the chaos to end. they want law and order to

brianna the bay, thank you so much for that update. >> in ukraine, russian airstrikes have been targeting port city of odessa, taking aim at ukraine's grain supply. air raid sirens went off again today. the white house is warning that russia may also target civilian ships in the black sea. >> now to a new report card on crime in america and some surprising news. violent crime is down, but there's one street crime that's surging and car owners need to be on alert. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> this morning. mostly good news from a new report on crime in america in the first half of the year in dozens of cities studied homicides are down more than 9% compared to the same time last year. gun assaults down more than 5% and robberies down 3.6. but car owners, be warned and auto thefts are skyrocketing, up more than 33% and more than doubling since before the pandemic. some cities reporting a 350% increase. >> that is an astronomically high alarming number. >> one major factor for a surge in stolen kia and hyundai, which experts blame on a lack of anti-theft devices in the vehicles made between

the russian border region of brianna on monday report that a draw on strike on a police station. ukraine's president says the attacks show the wars turning to russian territory the. c 6 c c c the drone, the attack on central moscow captured on the mobile phone. i found it dam on me. let's get out of here right now as we are leaving tomorrow, we're not staying here. c russian officials say this most co office block was damaged by 2 drones, which crashed into the building after they were electronically jammed up with my friends. and i rented an apartment to come here and unwind. and at some point we heard an explosion. and it was like a wave, everyone jumped and then there was a lot of smoke and you couldn't see anything from above. you could see file a surge. rome was shut down on the outskirts of the city. first thing, one of most schools international airports to close up to similar attacks earlier in the week. give warrens that would be more to come, president for them or is that landscape says it's only fair. russia should face more of such strikes. most will gradually, the war is retur

and brianna b when says sudan is on the brink of a full scale, civil war and the conflict could be stabilized. the entire region. airstrikes have been reported south of the capital. as the sudanese army and rapids afford paramilitary forces continue to fight commemoration events have been held ahead of the 28th anniversary of the shrubbery to genocide. hundreds lined the bosnian capital as a truck carrying 30 coffins passed on its way to trevor anita were newly identified . victims will be buried with an 8000 people. mostly most women and boys were murdered by bosnian serb forces in 1995 southern japan has seen some of the heaviest rain ever recorded in the region. one person has been killed and 6 others are missing. after floods and much lights. japan's weather service has issued emergency alerts affecting nearly 2000000 people. all right, those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after the listening posts. thanks for watching bye for now. where is the western agenda headache? does the g 7 really even matter any more? who's more electable, joe biden? or donald trump, or

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