darya dugina with killed on saturday when a car she was iving exploded near moscow.s is a statement from russia's internal security service which says the assassination was carried out by ukraine's special services. they released footage of the woman, ukrainian citizen, they say was responsible. ukraine has denied any involvement. here's an advisor to president zelenskyy, sayg russian propaganda lives in a fictional world. he appears to blame what he calls vipers in the russian special forces. darya dugina was a commentator and supporter of russia's invasion of ukraine who is sanctioned by the u.s. and u.k. she was reportedly supposed to be traveling with her father, alexander dugan, a philosopher and prominent ultranationalist to some believe is close to the russian president. vladimir putin sent his sincere condolences, calling the attack a vile, cruel crime. for more, i've been speaking to the russia editor for bbc monitoring. >> they are saying and agent of the ukrainian security services entered russia a month ago, together with her 12-year-old daughter, rented

darya dugina was 29. her life was stopped at its height.se of this professional activity, she has been for a long time followed by ukrainian nationalist's. this is her photo, the infamous one we mentioned, they are boasting about her murder. you can see her photo is crossed and the caption here is is emanated. we note this crime was condemned by an official representative of of u.s. department of state. we call on the council and u.n. adership to condemn yet another crime by the key of regime. not only are they using nuclear black mail by shelling the npp and holding people in your apostates, they also crossed all the lines and are not physically in the that they do not like in this case, we have a victim who was a journalist and she was killed because of professional activity. representatives of the key ever seem are openly calling for the murder of russians. the ukraine ambassador to kazakhstan stated recently that the goal of ukraine is to kill as many russians as possible, the greater number killed now, the fewer russians other generati

darya good morning everybody.hese mild temperatures just about all week. we have little warming trend by the middle of the week of this fog. this is about the best effort we're going to get now. it's mixing away now. east bay shoreline still kind of in view. they're a bit lower 60's line at the east bay shoreline. 63, antioch, livermore, little cooler. 59 50 up to santa rosa. 57 for and 60. meanwhile, 4 san jose got those winds this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon. there you see the pockets of the winds going on with teens in some locations here. but generally speaking pretty calm for now. good thing is the direction coming in on shore. and that's a nice climate control. this low provides us with some really can't see much cloud cover associated with it. but the mechanics are with providing it. and meanwhile, to

i'm darya and i'm james. morning, we should probably get you updated on weather and traffic. what you need to know before you step out. jacket or no jacket. dave, what do you think? ok, james and darya. good morning and good morning, you want to do in layers? definitely within a few hours will be warming up nicely and controlled nicely to. we're not going to go crazy with inland here's a little shot of sfo to undermine everybody. we do have a little bit of delay cooking there about 45 minutes or so. it's a ground thing. >> and we have some leftover fog. you can see the background temperature check to give you an idea how to gauge things where the 60's over most of the real estate here. couple 50's hanging on here and there. the most part released into the 60's, not a lot of movement. temperature-wise just yet it's happening. there's our low out to sea. it's providing that on shore flow. if you've got to have winds better have them coming from the coast rather than offshore. there you see in the mountains, the

russia accused ukrainian secret services of organizing the assassination of darya dugina, killed as she was driving near moscow saturday. her father alexander dugin was traveling in a car behind her. both have been vocal supporters of russia's invasion of ukraine. russia says the attack was carried out by the ukrainian woman in her 40's who had been planning it since july. ukraine denied involvement and dismissed the accusation as propaganda. the woman's name and picture has been linked to a unit of ukraine's army which russia designated a terrorist group. members have denied the claims. >> i don't know her personally. the documents don't belong to a person serving in the battalion. this is obvious because of her uniform and military id. this woman doesn't serve in the battalion. >> an independent russian defense analyst has more on the announcement by russian federal security surfaces. -- services. >> the ukrainian woman, 43 years old, actually, her head squad, she was with her daughter, a 12-year-old, and the russian security service, they followed them, and eliminated the 29-year-old

his daughter darya dog dinner was not only fall off his philosophy, but also a candle for his secretary. she did her father's business and she was a political scientist. dia dog, and i gave comments on to propaganda media and russia. she def definetly supported president putin at moscow's foreign policy, and in june she visit the dung boss, particularly the ass off style plant in the real poll t w 0 receptor there for us in riga. well, the story of course is also being closely followed in ukraine earlier. we asked the w as young phillip shots and what ukrainians make of diarrhea to gain his killing. one of presidential n case. top advisors went on t v and said that ukraine has nothing to do with the bomb being said ukraine is not criminal state and does not use such a method. instead, he blamed internal power struggles in russia. of course, the senate for the running, the death of duty is quite limited in ukraine by many people. she was considered an enemy of the state. and she was also the target of western sanctions. of course, because of her lies about the war in ukraine. at the same

dugina lived to see the routine of her and went to the same festival that darya and her father wereconducted that bombing. we see some of the aftermath of that destroyed vehicle that burned out and managed to escape to estonia afterwards. they put out a video, the fsb has, the russian intelligence service. you already mentioned that the ukrainians deny they were behind this saying russia lives in a fictional world. the ukrainians came out very early in the game and said they have nothing to do with that. the ukrainians hinting they believe this could be some sort of inside job. it's very difficult to tell but the russians very quickly coming out. i think this is something that could be a big issue for escalation between ukraine and russia the way that the russians are talking right now. >> and president zelenskyy had been warning about escalation even prior to this assassination. fred pleitgen in moscow, thank you. >>> as we mentioned, kyiv is on high alert over fears that russia could ramp up its air strikes. david mckenzie is in the ukrainian capital. president zelenskyy was alrea

darya dugina was killed on saturday when a car she was driving exploded near moscow. this is a statement from the fsb, russia's internal security service, which says the assassination was carried out by ukraine's special services. they've also released footage of the woman, a ukrainian citizen, who they say was responsible. ukraine has denied any involvement. here's an adviser to president zelensky saying "russian propaganda lives in a fictional world". he appears to blame what he calls "vipers" in the russian special services. darya dugina was a political commentator and vocal supporter of russia's invasion of ukraine, who was sanctioned by the us and uk. she was reportedly supposed to be travelling with her father, alexander dugin, but he changed plans at the last minute. mr dugin is a philosopher and prominent ultra—nationalist who some believe is close to the russian president. vladimir putin sent his "sincere condolences" to dugina's family, calling the attack a "vile, cruel crime." let�*s speak to vitaly shevchenko — russia editor for bbc monitoring.— what have

darya dugina was transferred to the investigative committee. russia is appointed expertise.ding biological genetic physics, chemical explosions, technical forensic examination, a video recording from the car's dvr was seized and sent to operational services. order to identify the perpetrators of the crime and other witnesses of the incident, the national guard, together with the investigative committee , began checking the security structures that ensure security at the tradition festival. andrey ivlev natalia novgorodova dmitry malyshev victor barmin alina skachkova dmitry stepanov maxim shipilov news in the center of moscow this evening there was an action in memory of darya dugin and people brought flowers and candles to the sculpture. the whole square is mstislav. says stropovicha spinner lane remind that a memorial service for the deceased journalist will be held on august 23 at the television center, ostankino vasily nebenzya, who stressed that the quote - this crime demonstrates the character of the ukrainian state. meanwhile, the official representatives of the gener

so here is the first reaction of ukrainian propaganda to the death of darya dugin and you can’t evenk of quoting vile headlines. they don’t want to once again someone called the murder normal , others did not hide their jubilation. but a little later, when in russia the kiev years were indicated as one of the main zhovtoblokit publications, they launched the expected training manual, they say ukraine was in no way involved in the explosion on the mozhaisk highway, the fact that we saw such a synchronous means that there is, uh, a single center management, which is rooted activities of all the media, they are literally the same. e, they stood at the start and were ready to sum up the news that they had, and this was done in order for the citizens of the country. and have seen that all the media. everyone teaches to broadcast a definite news agenda, that this is relevant, that this is true, because it is almost impossible to find an alternative to the other truth, among other things, he spoke on television. the famous ex-russian, and now nazi henchmen ponomarev , who, with a smile on h

the question of killing darya dugina is at best unanswerable at this point.ye tonight takes a look at that. >> reporter: all it took was a cup of tea to dispose of former russian spy alexander litvinenko. the outspoken critic of vladimir putin died after drinking poisonous tea at a london hotel. it was laced with radioactive po lone yum 210, which is tasteless and odorless. he suffered for three weeks before dying. litvinenko blamed putin in a death bed letter read to the media. >> no respect for life, liberty, or any civilized value. you have shown yourself to be unworthy of your office. >> reporter: a british inquiry found russian agents administered the fatal poison. the kremlin has consistently denied any involvement in litvinenko's death. alexei navalny, another putin critic, nearly suffered the same fate years after speaking at this protest against vladimir putin. in august of 2020, navalny was poisoned and nearly killed, allegedly by kremlin agents using the nerve agent novichok. he fell ill on an airplane and he explained to cnn's clarissa ward. >> i

darya dugina was a journalist and vocal supporter of the invasion of ukraine.the target may have been her father, aleksandr dugin, whose calls for a new russian empire, challenging the west, are said to have influenced president putin. will vernon reports from moscow. a fireball on the streets of moscow. darya dugina, a political commentator, was killed when a bomb exploded in the car she was driving. at the scene, her father, aleksandr dugin, an ultra nationalist philosopher. russian media said mr dugin was meant to travel in the car with his daughter, but changed his mind at the last minute, and there is speculation he was the intended target. darya dugina, like herfather, was a vocal supporter of russia's invasion of ukraine. she was a regular guest on russian television, calling the war a clash of civilisations. both she and her father have been sanctioned by the west. some analysts say president putin is close to aleksandr dugin, although the nature of their relationship is unclear. but mr dugin�*s radical nationalism has helped shape the kremlin�*s foreig

i mean, waking up darya and james. >> 08:00am is the time.check of the weather outside. how cool is it out there for some, john? it dropped into the upper 40's for a few spots in the north bay. so definitely a little bit of a shock to you as you're getting outside, at least for many of us closer to the bay and the coastline inland areas are still holding on to some comfortable staff right now, a cooling tower. we do have a little bit of low cloud cover and fog hanging on, but brighter and brighter. scar skies pushing through currently pockets of dense fog near the coast and even in the bay watch out for a few areas of low visibility and also a few wet spots on roads after some misty drizzly conditions at times this morning, 2 remaining heat advisories, solano county and lee county seeing those heat advisories through tomorrow. 08:00pm actually right now it's 50's for most of the bay area. a few 60's i mention from san jose double in livermore over to concord, pittsburgh. you're at 71 by far the warmest spot. well, petaluma and nevado some of

ukraine denies any involvement in the death of darya dugina.

quote, a vial, cruel crime cut short the live of darya dugina. a patriot of russia, the russian leader said in a condolence letter. the russians now blaming ukraine for the murder. the intelligence service releasing this video which cnn cannot independent verify claiming to show a ukrainian special services operative who allegedly entered russia together with her young daughter shadowed dugina, carried out the car bombing and fled to estonia. alexander dugin who may believe was the target of the plot, lashing out. our hearts yearn for more than just revenge or retribution. it's too small. not the russian way. we only need our victory. my daughter laid her maiden life on her altar so win, please, dugin wrote in a statement. he has long advocated russian expansionism and some believe laid the ideological groundwork for vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine. the ukrainians deny they had anything to do with his daughter's killing. russian propaganda lives in a fictional world, an adviseser to the president's administration and hinted the ukrainians be

and dedication shown in the performance of professional duty the president awarded the journalist daryaith the order of courage posthumously, the corresponding decree was published on the kremlin website russia will raise the topic of the murder of darya dugin at a meeting of the un security council on tuesday russian post to journalists, while the organization vasily nebenzya according to him, a crime in which the ukrainian special services are obviously involved. shows character clearly the kiev regime will speak at the upcoming meeting will be about the situation around the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, which continues to be shelled by the ukrainian military, while the west, in fact, helps kiev in these attempts at nuclear blackmail. all for the sake of, emphasized not benzia, to prevent the formation of a multipolar world of the western country. the west is ready to do anything for the sake of maintaining its hegemony, for the sake of this, ukraine has been sacrificed, turned into a training ground for a proxy war with russia, to the last ukrainian. we hope that the action of th

not darya dugina herself but... the explosions. we know the ukrainian authorities had already denied any involvement in this explosion. the prime minister of singapore has announced the country would end its ban on men having sex with other men. lee hsien loong said singaporean society was becoming more accepting of gay people and the british colonial—era law was out of date. the legal ban on sex between men, while not enforced, has long been criticised by lgbt activists, although many more conservative citizens still support it. some students are still waiting for their vocational exam results this morning, three days after they were due to get them. the exam boards pearson and 0cr have apologised to pupils who have been affected. it's left some unable to confirm their university places. simonjones reports. hundreds of thousands of students received their exam results on thursday, allowing them to sort out their university places. but some btec students are still waiting to see how they did in their vocational cour

russian media says darya dugina died after her car exploded near moscow.here's been no comment from the authorities. it's thought that her father — who's often called "putin's brain" — could have been the intended target of the attack. the pair were reportedly set to travel back from an event in the same car. aleksandr dugina is a prominent ultra—nationalist philosopher and strategist. mr dugina was interviewed by the bbc�*s gabriel gatehouse in 2016. he had this to say about his philosophy. truth is the question of belief and postmodernity shows that every so called truth is the matter of believing. so we believe in what we do, we believe in what we say, and that is the only way to define the truth. so we have our special russian truths that you need to accept as something that maybe is not your truth... even if it's not true? but if the truth is relative, that doesn't mean that truth doesn't exist. let's go now to bbc russian�*s anastasia golubeva in riga. what more do we know about this attack? we what more do we know about this attack? ~ ~' ., what mor

the murder of darya dugin will be discussed today and the russian delegation promised to raise the topicmeeting of the un security council. this statement by permanent representative vasily nebenzya according to him, the crime demonstrates the nature of the ukrainian state to establish all the facts of the circumstances that happened and conduct a thorough investigation and called on the official representative of the secretary general, the monsters, the turkey man, the murder of daria dugin was also condemned in the state department. the us has also said. what are the hopes for investigation chinese diplomats also expressed concern, in general, words of condemnation of the crime and condolences to the family and friends of daria, first of all to her father, the philosopher, alexander dugin , are now being received from all over the world ; and discussions, a ceremony dedicated to the memory of darya dugin was reported in the press and a meeting of sympathizers will be held this evening in verona, italy, in the central braia square in front of the famous arena organized public organizati

darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain and 9.32. of an elderly on asian woman. and one of the youngest suspects. >> being looked at is just 11 years old. pretty shocking. crawford says magoon has more. it's the sad part is. >> the fact that we're here in front of you talking about. 14, 13 11 year-olds committing. violent robberies. i mean, i hope that shocks the conscious of everybody. san francisco police chief bill scott announces the arrest of 3 suspects for the july 31st. assault and robbery of a 70 year-old asian american woman as she entered the lobby of her apartment building with the 100 block of francisco street in san francisco. chief names the 18 year-old suspect in the case. >> 18 year-old oakland resident darryl moore and 3, there were no suspects, ages 11, 13 14, the crimes in this case include robbery, elder abuse, burglary, false imprisonment and conspiracy. >> chief scott talks with the circumstances that led to the arrest. >> on august, 10th 2020 to milpitas police department officers contacted more. the 13 year-ol

after darya dugina was killed when her car exploded and crashed on a moscow highway, it took the russiane agency only about a day to blame ukraine. releasing video of what they claim is a ukrainian special services operative who allegedly infiltrated russia, killed dugina, and then fled to a neighboring country. those claims cannot be independently verified by cnn and ukraine's president reiterating kyiv was not behind the killing. >> translator: this is not our responsibility, volodymyr zelenskyy said. she is not a citizen of our country. we are not interested in her. she is not in the territory of ukraine occupied or not. but russia's allegations come as the war in ukraine has seemingly reached a brutal stalemate, with heavy losses but few territorial gains for either side. another fire brand pro-kremlin commentator at the memorial calling for tougher action against ukraine and lashing out at the u.s. for supporting kyiv. americans at the head of nato brought this up in ukraine, very cynically turning ukraine into anti-russia. americans don't care at all about ukraine. they're only int

if you're heading from san leandro down to milpitas about 35 to 40 minutes darya.ntire family out of the bay area after 5 of his businesses were targeted by burglaries this year. derek tom says a wave of crime has prompted him to move his family to alabama. and he says in many of these cases he didn't hear back from police because their hands were full responding to violent crimes that are being committed elsewhere. his lake merritt laundromat was targeted by thieves for 3 days in a row just last week. >> they had a stolen truck. they back through. right through the front of the longer after they are gone after the atm on that >> tom's family laundromat business has been in the east bay for 45 years. we'll see how much longer he can stay in business. >> it's 7.51, and on the peninsula. authorities are investigating a rape reported on the stanford campus. a woman says that she was attacked in a parking lot near wilbur hall on tuesday night, the woman told someone who knew then notified campus security around 8.30. >> 49 are great. frank. gore faces charges of assaul

darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much.rain at 6.18, the city of newark will be installing at least 20 automated license plate readers around the city. the city approved the measure last month. and newark police have already had license plate readers in you. some of them attached to their patrol cars. but they say these new ones are expected to be installed in areas where people come and go out of newark. the department is going to be presenting their license plate reader policy to city council members in early september with these cameras not set to be installed until sometime after that. >> 6.18 governor newsom is nominating patricia guerrero to be the next chief justice of the california supreme court guerrero has been on the court since march and is its first latina member. the pomination has to first be confirmed by the commission on judicial appointments and then by voters in november guerrero would then replace the current chief justice who is stepping down in january >> well, the state of california has kicked off a

darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of let's get back to the hot weather and the statewide flex alert because of it. yeah, it's been issued for today. meaning you're going to have to cut down on the amount electricity you use. and if you don't cut back enough. >> well, pg e may cut back for you and we don't want that to happen. let's go to kron. four's will tran live in the east bay at station with more. hi will. >> it's not a good selling point when it is today is not as brutal as yesterday because it's going to be another hot one. just a few degrees cooler, but it could get you really sweaty of pg and e cuts off the power, which could happen if all of us don't do our part to make sure that the power system is not overworked, where pg and e has to do rolling blackouts in livermore. it's going to be 98 degrees today. already off to a fast start. we're looking at about 76 right now. so we're about 22 degrees away from maximum heat. as far as this location is concerned, take advantage of this morning by opening up y

vladimir putin expressed his condolences to the parents of journalist darya dugin and her life, as thesident noted, was cut short, vile brutal crime. the head of state called daria a bright, sympathetic and talented person. she was not only a journalist, but also a learned philosopher, a war correspondent, and, according to putin, she honestly served the people of the fatherland and proved by deed, what does it mean to be a patriot ; ukrainian special services are behind the murder and published a video of ukrainian citizen natalia vovk suspected of killing daridugina on footage moments are shown of how vovk enters russia, how a journalist moves into one house and how she leaves for estonia the fsb also showed photographs with a car to the suspects, the suspects, which show that she changed numbers more about the results of the investigation stanislav vasilchenko the fsb identified the perpetrators of the murder of journalist daria dugin is 43-year-old ukrainian citizen natalya vovk, the employees figured out the car from which, according to their version, daria's land cruiser was bein

russian media says darya dugina died after her car exploded near moscow.rain" — could have been the intended target of the attack. the pair were reportedly set to travel back from an event in the same car. aleksandr dugin is a prominent ultra—nationalist philosopher and strategist. bbc russia's anastasia golubeva has more on this. well, we know that dugin and his daughter, they attended the cultural festival yesterday and they were leaving the festival in two different cars. and it was reported that dugin was supposed to be in the car with his daughter, the car that exploded, but he switched cars in the very last moment. and the russian law enforcement said that the murder of darya dugina is of a contract nature. as they said, there is not much that we know right now but i think the most common belief is that it was an attempted assassination of dugin himself, not his daughter. and it was believed that it was an improvised explosive device that was planted under the bottom of her car that went off eventually. dugin is one of the most famous contemporary ru

vladimir putin signed a decree on awarding the order of courage to darya dugina, according to the kremlin press service, marriage and dedication shown in the performance of professional duty to award the order of courage. dugin to hitiya alexandrovna, the document says earlier the president expressed condolences to the parents of darya alexander and natalya, her life, as the president noted, was cut short by a vile and cruel crime. the head of state called daria a bright and sympathetic and talented person. she was not only a journalist, but also a learned philosopher. a war correspondent and, according to putin, honestly served the people and the fatherland and proved by deed, what it means to be a patriot about how and by whom this terrorist attack was committed , andrey ivlev collected all the details in the fsb. so open the hood glove box everything opens things up. unload the table from the trunk, the table is free, these shots were taken on a large video recorder of a russian customs officer, a routine check of a car that leaves the country for the territory of estonia in a car, a w

the azov bomb, installed on darya dugina's car, was detonated remotely . what the tass agency reports with reference to law enforcement agencies, also according to the publication. mash car quote was followed by people with impersonal phones. end. quotes daria and her father alexander dugin had to return to moscow after the tradition festival together in one car at the last moment, the father decided to transfer to another car and drove after his daughter, and this saved his life. the land cruiser driven by daria dugin exploded at full speed. experts installed 400 g of tnt on the bottom of the car with detonated daria, the car died instantly, the criminal case of murder exploded and, on behalf of alexander bastrykin, it was also transferred to the central office of the investigative committee of russia today the first official statement of alexander dugin was published. as you all know, as a result of the terrorist attack carried out by the nazi ukrainian regime on august 20, when returning from a festival near moscow, the tradition was brutally killed by

it's a few last edits for darya minutes before she'll take the stage and then networking meeting. she's one of many ukrainian i t specialists working from berlin these days since their full scale war started the new crane. unfortunately, i was too scared to live in my country since i can barker more player and her. yeah, i think i can be more productive from the safe place than from like dangerous one. she's not alone. the german ukrainian organizations feature has brought dozens of ukrainians start up employees to the networking event we want to connect ukrainian and the german people and also to make people aware that her ukrainian companies, they are really cool. they are innovative and with them people and companies in europe and in berlin specifically, they could work and cooperate. re face is one of those ukrainian companies. and it's app has been successful internationally. on stage darya talks about how the startup found its own way to support ukraine during the countries war against russia. barrington is the truces. i won't stop after destroying ukraine's independence. my

darya dugina was a journalist and vocal supporter of the invasion of ukraine. a new russian empire, challenging the west, are said to have influenced president putin. will vernon reports from moscow. a fireball on the streets of moscow. darya dugina, a political commentator, was killed when a bomb exploded in the car she was driving. at the scene, her father, aleksandr dugin, an ultra nationalist philosopher. russian media said mr dugin was meant to travel in the car with his daughter, but changed his mind at the last minute, and there is speculation he was the intended target. darya dugina, like herfather, was a vocal supporter of russia's invasion of ukraine. she was a regular guest on russian television, calling the war a clash of civilisations. both she and her father have been sanctioned by the west. some analysts say president putin is close to aleksandr dugin, although the nature of their relationship is unclear. but mr dugin's radical nationalism has helped shape the kremlin's foreign policy, including on ukraine. his political movement, eurasianism, se

the killing over the weekend of darya dugina which he is blaming on ukraine.s independence day tomorrow, and ukraine's recent successful strikes in russian occupied crimea, so general, are you worried about a russian escalation tomorrow in particular? >> i think tomorrow's going to be a rough day, and alex, may i state, you know, it's 6:30 now on the east coast of the united states. it's 01:30 in kyiv right now. the u.s. is telling american citizens to get out, as kylie just mentioned, and that may be because of intel we received or the knowledge that putin loves symbolism and tomorrow -- today in kyiv's independence day, is also all about symbolism. you know, dugin once said they should start selling this in kyiv, that's how adamant he's been as a war hawk. kharkiv and dnipro were already shelled today. there are reports of that. i anticipate we'll see possibly a lot of missile and artillery strikes all around the front lines but also specifically there will be caliber launches, caliber cruise missile launches toward kyiv and other major cities tomorrow. beca

darya dugina was killed when her suv exploded on the outskirts of moscow.at the attack was "prepared and committed by the ukrainian special forces." special services. state tv also claiming that the alleged assassin is a woman who had served in ukraine's azov regiment and has now escaped to estonia. ukraine denies having anything to do with saturday's car bomb, and a top zelenskyy adviser ridiculed the fsb statement saying russian propaganda lives in a fictional world. fret pliedeitgen is outfront li in moscow with more. fred, what are you learning? >> reporter: just to give you an idea of how high-profile this is in russia right now, about half an hour ago we actually got an e-mail from the kremlin saying that darya dugina had now been awarded the order of courage by the russian federation. rug president vladimir putin also coming out calling this a vile and cruel crime. so you can really see how important and how seriously this is being taken in russia. and you're right to point out this could also spell an escalation in the war with ukraine as well. ther

darya dugina didn't tuesday, on tuesday her father gave an emotional speech saying quote, she died foring in. >> as darya dugina's body lay in an open casket, among the mourners, grief, sorrow, but also massive anger and a thirst for revenge dugina's father, the hard-line pro kremlin idealogue, alexander dugin, emotional, openly called for a massive escalation of russia's division of ukraine. >> the price we had to pay can be justified by only one thing, the highest achievement, victory, he said. she lived in the name of victory, and she died in the name of victory. our russian victory, our truth, our orthodoxy, our country, and our empire. some going even further than that, demanding an all-out war. >> maybe this event in the capital will help convey the message to our government that we have to stop playing around with, quote, special military operations, and that it is time to start a war, a serious war, with first and foremost, spiritual mobilization, a friend of darya dugina said. after darya dugina was killed when her car exploded on a moscow highway, it took the russian intellig

the same mini-cooper, on which a few days earlier, natalya vovk, the perpetrator of the murder of darya arrived in russia. according to the fsb, it was she, here they are in billy with dnr numbers, which, by the way, will very soon change clearly into the territory of the garage cooperative, where, according to intelligence agencies, the alleged criminals rented a box the car enters with the sign nine eight two, but leaves under another already kazakh one, received fake numbers of a gypsy, personally. at the point of issue of the express delivery operator. he was noticed. around noon on august 17, he paid in cash and at some point, as it seems, he even warily looked out for the cameras installed in the room, then he talked about something with the visitor and went out the door. the sbu did not waste time and intelligence, ukrainian and western intelligence services, of course. they worked with the residents of the city of donetsk, so the character studied his social networks. i looked at all the photos that he had posted. i would not say that he was, uh, some kind of regular officer, un

they said the murder of journalist darya dugin has been solved. it was prepared by the ukrainian special services by a citizen of ukraine. they go on to detail that a little bit. they name allegedly a ukrainian woman who they say detonated a bomb and then fled to neighboring estonia, probably about a 12-hour drive from here in moscow. they also say this ukrainian woman allegedly rented an apartment in the same apartment complex that dugin lives in as well. we have to point out that the ukrainians already yesterday said that they were absolutely not behind any of this, that they have nothing to do with all of this. but of course this could have major reverberations, especially with the war going on in ukraine, with what russia calls its special military operation. if you look at the sphere in russia, it's charged up right now. there have already been several senior russian media figures calling for further strikes on kyiv, calling for tougher action against ukraine. so this could really have a big effect, and right now the russians claiming ukraine

i'm darya. the forecast which looks pretty fine as a matter of fact. yes, it does. nice and sunny for everybody. john, been a nice morning and we've got all the sunshine all day long today. you can see just a few lingering low clouds for now, but still plenty bright out there as these clouds become less and less of a the late morning and afternoon today is set to be right around the same as yesterday was temperature wise. so if you liked yesterday's feel, >> you're really going to enjoy today's as well. the rest of the weekend gradually gets a bit warmer. that makes today the coolest day of the weekend. if you want to enjoy that 50's 60's for current temps. brett, what our first spot back in the 70's concord at 66 in oakland right now at 64. >> right now, john, thank you for that will if you're traveling into the city right now, traffic is improving. we're now in 12 minutes. that's about as light as we've seen since the early morning hours. may's to that fremont street exit. the richmond center

there are russians who are already speaking about revenge and one of them is the father of darya dugina, her father alexander dugin. i want to read you some of what he said in a statement today. he said, quote, our hearts yearn for more than just revenge or retribution. it's too small. not the russian way. we only need our victory. my daughter laid her maiden life on the altar, so win, please. he seems to be calling for russia to be more forceful in ukraine and there's a lot of voices, especially in the upper echelons of kremlin-controlled media also calling for the same thing. certainly it's a situation of deep anger if you will, here, in large parts of the upper echelons in russian state media. >> fred pleitgen with the reporting, thank you. >>> we are a former director for u.s. intention and david sanger is white house and national security correspondent for "the new york times" and a cnn political and national security analyst. welcome to you both. david, let me start with you. first, there was a friend of darya dugina who said this was likely an attack aimed at her father, alexande

darya. james, back to you. thanks. of 5.19, rescinded trump era travel ban is still affecting tens of thousands of immigrants around the world who are left in legal limbo applicants are either still waiting for an interview or they were detained during the ban. >> because of their visa. and this is despite paying up to a thousands. well, thousands of dollars in fees this month, a federal court in san francisco ruled in the applicant's favor ordering u.s. government to reconsidered denied visas and waive any fees related to their visa applications for a second time. >> this is far from the end of the road, right? it's it's a victory. and it's an important victory. but it's really just a step. it's effectively in order that forces the government to come to the table talk. resolution and singer and helping us figure a way go forward. >> it's unclear, though, how fast this process is going to work for getting the applicants their visas. >> well, happening today, prosecutors will be questioning former president donald trump

i'm darya and james got gust 18th temperatures. i noticed in my neighborhood were so lightly less hot yesterday. okay. i'm starting to feel guilty. i have wanted to say anything. i've been so comfortable so wonderful. and this morning where the big boy it that cold. i guess, john, if you're near the coast of the bay, you're getting the benefit you're definitely getting the fog this morning for sure. it is a chilly morning for some of us. that fog is paroled in and that is going to contribute at least to a less hot afternoon around the corner, too. >> so we are seeing some changes out there. the less hot kind of changes, your view outside right now from san francisco looking very grey. i would recommend the jacket for sure. and i also recommend a few extra minutes if you're traveling up and down highway one or one. 0, one, especially as the spots offense, especially do have some low visibility areas. still in the midst of what is going to be some wet spots on the roads. it's not because the monsoonal moisture today, but rather becau

and then she carried out this attack, planting a bomb under darya dugina's car.ld daughter managed to escape russia to estonia. so now russian authorities are claiming that they've already asked tallinn about whether they are holding and whether they provided any help to that woman. tallinn denies any allegations and even denies that they received inquiries from kremlin. so russia's fsb line is that ukrainian intelligence services, ukrainian nationalists, have carried out an attack against aleksandr dugin�*s daughter, and they have conducted a terrorist act on the outskirts of moscow. the world's second largest cinema chain, cineworld, has announced its considering filing for bankruptcy in the united states as it struggles with with $5 billion worth of debt. the firm owns the regal cinema chain in the us and says its theatres will remain open for business as usual. but like all cinema companies, cineworld was hit hard by the pandemic and was already under pressure from the growth of streaming companies such as netflix. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to

as part of the investigation into the criminal case of the murder of darya dugina , investigators are conducting searches in the apartment that the suspect natalya vovk rented to monitor the victim. along with this investigation , a garage rented by her was found, where also a search is carried out in order to find items of importance for the investigation within the framework of the criminal case, the necessary examinations are assigned, the conclusion about the power given. the action of the explosive device will be made according to the results of the explosive forensic examination. interrogated relatives, injured staff and participants of the festival, witnesses of what happened, video recordings from outdoor surveillance cameras are being studied in order to obtain significant information. the investigation plans to put natalia vovk on the wanted list. ukraine today, by the way, on flag day, four residents of donetsk were killed by shells, including nato caliber, and then american highmors flew to where there was nothing military, 11 people were injured. one of them is in critica

minute ride from any act in to conquer darya.ames, back to you. >> it's time check our winners and losers with our financial expert rob black. good morning, rob. a dire warning. how are things on wall street today? >> things we put in a low on june. 16th is at a low that's going to stick. nobody knows. but the s and p 500 set 3 up weeks in a row. it's nice to see. we're talking about inflation numbers on wednesday. that's probably be the next big market movers. we see anything with the cpi, disney coinbase norwegian cruise lines and rivian all report this week. give us a little bit into evs a little bit. and entertainment theme parks. are we vacation or not? the norwegian coinbase thomas's bitcoin alive and well, it's it's it, too. is it looking like it's put in a bottom? so lot of positives going on this weekend with we saw the senate passed the climate trillions of dollars, investments. talk about that in just a second. >> but but i how can you be in tahoe? and the kids have to go back to school. next tuesday. and i'm going to

darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 7, 0, one. and today, students and teachers getting ready for their first day. back at school in oakland, one of the first districts to bring kids back to class this school year, though, as you know, is going to be little different than it was last year. we had several schools shut down. others that merged. >> 2 were already closed at the end of last year. so here's a closer look at what's going to be different this time around. we have rise elementary and new highland academy. they've merged to create one elementary school. sick kids are going to have to get used to that. and 6 in 8th grades were eliminated at last as la esquinita and hillcrest schools. >> also, 6 other schools are supposed to close sometime during this school year the 2022 23 years. they haven't shut down during the school year. that's he has a pretty destructive, very disruptive and happening right now. make sure you slowdown to around schools and open because they've implemented some new slow zones around half of the school

i also spoke with correspondent yon phillip sholtes is in cave for the ukrainian perspective of darya digging as a parent death. the ukrainian government has immediately denied any kind of involvement, a top adviser to president lensky. immediately went on tv and said that ukraine has nothing to do with the bombings a. instead he, he blamed internal power struggles in russia. of course, the sadness regarding the killing is very limited. here in ukraine, davina is considered as a top enemy by many people here in ukraine, and many western countries sanctioned her because because of the lies as she spread about about ukraine and the war in ukraine. at the same time, there are fear sierra of ed. so the bombing could be followed by eggs of revenge. and as we heard before, some prominent figures in moscow have already called for some sort of retaliation. it takes on keith. and while we have you yon phillip, can you give us the latest rap on what's going on in ukraine, in terms of development in the war? russia claims that it has destroyed and ammunition depot, close to the city of odessa. t

darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 6.17. if you eat fast food or work in the fast food industry, you may soon notice a different yeah. capital correspondent wallace takes a look at how the fast food recovery act might. >> shake things up a little bit for you. and hello from inside the capitol. supporters argue the bill will ensure a fast food workers have a seat at the table to demand proper wages and treatment. but opponents argue it will do little to help them and it's dead. some businesses out of state. >> next time you order those fries or take a bite into that hamburger, things could look different in the fast food industry. >> it's all due to assembly bill. 2, 5, 7, going to the legislature right now dubbed the fast-food accountability and standards recovery act. it would create a council of 11 people to meet and negotiate every 3 years on behalf of fast food workers for things like wages, benefits and working conditions is to create the fairness in the process as we help the workers, democratic assembly member chris h

the darya. james, back to you. that's 5, 0, 5, now it's not have a body at 5 o'clock. >> but we have a top story this morning. we're at least 2 people died. 2 small planes collided in mid air yesterday. yeah. sure. a tragedy that we haven't seen the likes of in. >> quite some time here in the bay area. this was in watsonville out of the municipal airport there just before 3 o'clock in the afternoon. one plane apparently crashed into. >> one of the airport's hangar buildings, the other in a field near a nearby neighborhood. officials say 2 people were on board. a twin engine cessna 3.40, and the other play was a single engine cessna one. 52, only the pilot was on that one and no one on the ground was hurt. the faa says the pilots were making their final approaches to the airport when that crash happened. the victims in the crash have been identified. the faa and the national transportation safety board are now investigating what caused that crash. the city of watsonville tweeted this statement from the mayor. you ca