derrick evans: derrick evans is in the capitol. no vandalizing property. i did more to control the crowd than the police did that day, and i'm the one that goes to prison. donnie o'sullivan: so why were you sent to prison? derrick evans: because this is a political charges right now. i'm a political prisoner. all these people in prison now are political prisoners. donnie o'sullivan: you did decide to plead guilty. derrick evans: yeah. donnie o'sullivan: was that just out of practicality? derrick evans: well, i mean, when you're facing 24 years in prison, what options do you really have? i was ready to move on with my life. and the constitution was written for one reason and one reason only. it was written to prevent the government from infringing on our natural god-given rights. what i was doing that day was not only protected by the constitution was protected by those natural god-given rights of free speech. donnie o'sullivan: but also, of course, there's a separation between church and state. derrick evans: no there's not. there's no separation of church

derrick ultimately reapplied for bar admission.hearing last december, the board examiners heard from his doctor and colleagues. after near three years of battle, he received his law license with no conditions. the justice department is now investigating his case. this january, his 2-year-old son watched derrick take his oath. >> it was emotional that day. my grandma, knowing that she's watching over me. that's a big deal. >> reporter: now derrick wants to make his son proud and help people as a lawyer. kate snow, nbc news, clarksville, tennessee. >>> still to come on early today. your neighbors could be saying "they're here." you could be making a bid for a special piece of history. the haunted house that's back on the market. d house that's back n the market. (♪♪) [baby crying] (♪♪) (♪♪) [cheerful screams] (♪♪) (♪♪) [giggling] (♪♪) (♪♪) [baby crying] this is not just a pharmacist. you could try this. yeah? this is another woman who gets it. (♪♪) when you smell the amazing scent of gain flings... time stops. (♪♪) and you realize yo

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derrick evans is a j6 survivor and he's wanting to come as well. so let's give him a warm welcome. >> also. thank you guys for coming out eight days of solitary confinement here's. the covid vaccine while they're holding me hostage prisoner exchange, we need to release the january 6 prisoners and lock up he stole the election national. media headlines about you is january 6. insurrectionist. now he's running for congress what do you want people to know about you beyond that big headline? >> well, first of all, my husband and i'm a father. i've got four beautiful children. i love my family very much, a lot more coming unity. i love my country. and i think it's despicable that the media and particularly cnn, has helped paint this false narrative of insurrection. >> how would you characterize what happened on january, january 6 was the most patriotic day of my life we're not putting up with during the i did nothing wrong that day. >> we have natural god-given rights in this country i know a lot of people out there, a lot of your viewers there were pro

we talk with the vice president's friend of 44 years, derrick johnson says. they first met as teenagers in oakland, and now he is headed to the convention as her guest. derrick johnson says the kamala harris he first met as a teenager more than four decades ago in oakland, is still the same today. but he says she's also tough, fair and determined to make the country better. johnson says he plans to fly to the dnc in chicago tomorrow to support his good friend. he often calls cousin, but i will see her on monday. i'm her invited guest, to the convention, so i will see her tomorrow. he'll also see a large contingent of californians. the chairman of the california democratic party says the golden state is bringing the largest delegation to chicago, ready to share stories of kamala harris and her roles in our state as d, attorney general and senator. the convention is going to be an opportunity to really showcase, to tell her story, to tell her vision and the democratic vision for moving our nation, moving our nati fwadelegate steve mavie democrats are making his

let's bring an army veteran derrick anderson, rabbi chaim mentz from los angeles and israeli specialons analyst aaron cohen. i want to put it this new york times, israel less flexible in recent gaza cease-fire talks going on to say mister netanyahu has added new conditions to israel's demands, additions his own negotiators fear have created extra obstacles to the deal. i'm always baffled as to why the new york times is going after israel at all times. hamas has been unwilling to concede one thing and they are constantly scolding israel. >> will here's where i met with this. i can't speak to the new york times, obviously they are biased and in somebody's pocket, pushing a narrative here along with another group of collective media conglomerates. here's where i met. netanyahu understands. [ speaking alternate language ] which means you need to understand the mentality and the language of the islamists. we are not dealing with traditional arab wars, this is different. these are people that even the saudi's, the jordanians, these are groups of militant extremists that have been causing n

rhiannon andrew. >> derrick, thank you. frightening moments on a beach in new jersey, two fins were seen in the water. they turned out to be a six foot shark, sending people running from the water. two other shark sightings were recently reported in that area off of cape may. >> well, it is time now for your wednesday weather. >> good morning. debbie's going to spin and stall for a couple of days off the carolina coast, and then gradually get drawn northward. rain is coming into the northeast from this system, even separate from and after the flash flooding that some faced in philadelphia and new york on tuesday night, the next landfall is going to be early tuesday morning northeast of charleston, probably with max sustained winds 45 to 55mph. and then we'll look to the rain to return to the northeast friday and friday night for accuweather, i'm jeff cornish for abc news. >> coming up, the earthquake jolting parts of the west overnight. >> also ahead, new revelations about the moment that door panel blew off of a plane in m

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in the center of the photo is the founder of the company derrick bells, a former paratrooper acting under the guise of a documentary journalist. in the gray zone of the kursk region, in close proximity to the line of combat contact, there are mobile groups of our drone operators. glushkovsky district, environs. easy to track the position of the operator with the polt after the detection from the air of the ukrainian armored vehicle kazak equipment is destroyed with the help of the lancet loitering munition. the mi-28 nm crew hit a cluster of neo-nazis in the border area with anti-tank missiles. and in these shots , the su-34 destroys the enemy's fortification with guided aerial bombs. the most important target for our aviation is the reserves of the armed forces of ukraine in the sumy region at night after the strike with bombs from the control post and weapons depot of the forty-seventh separate mechanized brigade of the ukrainian armed forces were destroyed by a precision strike with planning and correction modules near the settlement of glukhov. the command staff and servicemen of the

here's abc's derrick dennis. >> this morning, a principal near fresno, california, is on leave after many called his actions at a back to school rally inappropriate. a mascot appears to give the principal of buhach colony high school, robert nunez, a simulated lap dance. moments later, nunez switches places appearing to do the same. what happens if you hack stays at buhach? nunez then fires confetti from his pants before standing up and trading places with a suggestive dance of his own. parent ryan atterbury's 14 year old son recorded the incident, showed it to his dad, who posted it on social media. >> hey, these are your kids. this is what they're seeing. you guys get to see it, too. >> atterbury says reaction to the video has been surprisingly mixed. >> there's people that messaged me like, man, i thought he was good. and i'm like, he might be. but weird is weird. could be a good dude. like, i don't know him, but i hear a lot of students sticking up for him. >> one parent who supports nunez did not want to be identified. >> i do not think that it's right. how much like, you know t

the founder of the company , derrick bales, signed the photo as follows: boys in kursk.sday another video appeared, where presumably the same boys are burning in the destroyed armored vehicles. and m-113 there in russian hemp. american soldiers of fortune were hit by volunteers from the anwar detachment. freedom observation group has long been involved in the conflict in ukraine and is proud of this fact. speed ​​is safety. look, on the left, there are separatists. and this is donetsk airport. the front line is there. methods of mercenaries. from freedom observation group, in this photo an american clearly sets up a mortar on a children's playground, counting on inevitable return fire, which will lead to civilian casualties. 3 years ago, these same militants brought a two-hundred-liter barrel of chemicals to donetsk. then she warned schmidt of the impending sabotage, and its organizers eventually abandoned their plans. what they were doing in the direction of the kursk npp is yet to be determined. american abc saw other compatriots in the kursk region. we confirmed his i

. >> reporter: today will is delivering produce, meats, and baked goods to the derrick silva communityfit that helps people living with hiv and other disabilities. the food has been a godsend to residents. >> for me, it feels like glory. >> reporter: at the end of the day, will manages to rescue more than 300 pounds of food. >> we have the food we need to feed more people. we just have to waste less. >> reporter: helping those most in need by filling bellies instead of landfills. >> sounds like a win in. >>> next on the "cbs weekend news," an army widow on the path to an extraordinary feat. ♪ >>> tonight an army widow is on an epic run to remember her fallen husband. lisa is running 93 miles up and down washington state's mount rainier this weekend. it was 15 years ago today that army captain john hallett was killed by a roadside bomb in afghanistan. she says she is using the tribute run to raise $150,000 for other military families. she expects to complete the run within 40 hours. >>> well, a new record today for sports memorabilia the jersey won by babe ruth when he hit his legendary

derrick bales, founder of the pmc foc in the center.the soldiers pose against the background of a humvee armored vehicle and indicated the location for greater clarity media kursk. region, including american mercenaries - this is the participation of the united states in an armed conflict, and the foreigners themselves on russian soil are automatically a legitimate military target, this was stated in the russian foreign ministry and personally announced by the us charge d'affaires, she also expressed a protest for american journalists in the russian region. criminal cases have already been opened against a number of such representatives of foreign media for illegally crossing the state border of the russian federation. all such incidents are carefully recorded and the violators will be subject to appropriate measures. the militants from georgia are also thirsty for media coverage, publishing videos from the trenches of the russian region. the attack on the kursk region is like a safari for them. they also pay money, and here is a viciou

it is true, of course, that people's perceptions are as derrick said.ue. economists like to look at their real wages and adjustment for prices and people don't tend to do that, but i think the concern now is, is the fed moving too slowly? there are signs of erosion in the labor market. the conference board data this week on people who say jobs are hard to get is moving in the wrong direction. still looks pretty good, but the trend is not our friend. unemployment has risen and if it keeps rising that could be a harbinger of things to come. what we have to worry about now, i think, we're in a good place right now. the question is, where do we go from here? can we continue strong growth with inflation coming down? or does the fed have to move more quickly in order to head off the downside risk, which both chair powell and read the minutes, the fed staff warns about the real economy might deteriorate faster than they anticipate. some has to do with what's going on in the rest of the world. china, ukraine, the middle east. all of those things could be shots

joining us now is derrick johnson, president and ceo of the naacp. mr. johnson, thank you. without anyone knowing? >> it's unfortunate that anyone can -- it's unfortunate that maga is able to remove someone from the voting rolls without their knowledge and without any evidence that they should be removed. we should be in a democracy with where the policy priorities are on the table if people can make a choice. you shouldn't be able to cheat your way to win in the election. the naacp are calling on the department of justice to step in to ensure that every qualified voter can exercise an effective ballot and that we have an election that's more reflective of the will of the american people and not stolen by conservative and maga republicans. >> and how would this work? what jurisdiction would the justice department have? would it be under the voting rights act? >> well, it is a federal election, and so in that case, they are infringing on the right of voters to participate in a federal election. there are components of the voting rights act that can be invoked, but in general

in the center of the photo, war correspondents recognized the founder of the company, derrick bales,a former paratrooper acting under the guise of a documentary journalist. the meager resources that ukraine transferred to the kursk region allowed russia to achieve success in the donbass? the british newspaper financial times writes about this today, noting that if the situation does not change, russia will to move forward. zelensky is trying to shift the blame for his adventure with the invasion to his western patrons. he has already stated that he was forced to do this by his partners, who allegedly do not allow long-range weapons to strike at russian territory. while kiev is arguing with its sponsors, the authorities in the occupied territory of the dpr are calling on the local population to evacuate. residents of the city of krasnoarmeysk, according to them, have a week, two at most, to leave. ukrainian experts warn that the loss of krasnoarmeysk will be a disaster for the country, because... the ministry has designated an official who is responsible for its implementation within

derrick bales, the founder of the pmc foc in the center, the military poses against the background of an armored humvee and indicated the location for greater media coverage. kursk region, as if signaling, we are not standing on ceremony, we are participating in the occupation of russian land. indeed, there is a gang of all the pmcs in the world, which ukraine americans were able to collect with their own money to organize this. offensive, yes, this is unambiguous, that is, we saw from the first days that all are there territorial battalions, all ukrainian these strange nationalist pmcs. the publication had a public effect, the attack on the kursk region, including american mercenaries - this is the participation of the united states in an armed conflict, and the foreigners themselves on russian soil are automatically a legitimate military target, this was stated in the russian foreign ministry and personally announced by the us chargé d'affaires, she was also expressed a protest because of american journalists in the russian region. in relation to a number of such representatives of

in the center of the photo, war correspondents recognized the founder of the company, derrick bales, a former paratrooper acting under the guise of journalist-documentarian. the meager resources that ukraine transferred to the kursk region allowed russia to achieve success in the donbas. the british newspaper financial times writes about this today. noting that if. he stated that he was forced to do this by partners who allegedly do not allow to strike at the territory of russia, long-range weapons, while kiev argues with its sponsors, the authorities in the territory of the dpr occupied by ukraine, call on the local population to evacuate, the residents of the city of krasnoarmeysk, according to them, to leave... a week, maximum two. ukrainian experts warn that the loss of krasnoarmeysk will be a disaster for the country, since the metallurgical industry will stop and a corridor will open for russian forces in the dnepropetrovsk region. the fact that the situation for the ukrainian armed forces in this region is catastrophic was also forced to be acknowledged by the well-known russo

derrick bales, founder of the pmc foc in the center, the military pose against the background of a humveearmored vehicle and indicated the location for more media coverage. kursk region, as if signaling, we do not stand on ceremony, we participate in the occupation. russian soil, indeed there is all sorts of rabble from all the pmcs of the world, which ukraine americans were able to collect with their own money to organize this offensive, yes, this is unambiguous, that is, we saw from the first days that all the territorial battalions are there, all the ukrainian ones these strange nationalist pmcs. the publication had a public effect of attack on kursk region, including american mercenaries, this is the participation of the usa in the war. usa, it also expressed protest because of american journalists in the russian region. criminal cases have already been opened against a number of such representatives of foreign media for illegally crossing the state border of the russian federation. all such incidents are carefully recorded to violators will be applied appropriate measures. from georg

against the background of an american armored car in the center of the photo founder of the company derrick former paratrooper, acting under the guise of journalist-documentarian. in the gray zone of the kursk region, in close proximity to the line of combat contact , mobile groups of our drone operators are working. glushkovsky district, the vicinity of the blown up bridges over the seim river, which the enemy destroyed. our units are delivering provisions to hard-to-reach places on the other side of the river for... the crew of the mi-28 nm hit a cluster of neo-nazis in the border area with anti-tank missiles. and in this footage, a su-34 destroys an enemy fortification with guided missiles bombs. the most important target for our aviation is the reserves of the armed forces of ukraine in the sumy region. at night, after the strike with bombs with planning and correction modules. the control point was destroyed by a precise strike. the council for military security of the belgorod , bryansk and kursk regions. it was held by the head of the ministry of defense andrei belousov, according to

here's abc's derrick dennis. >> this morning, a principal near fresno, california, is on leave afterlled his actions at a back to school rally inappropriate. a mascot appears to give the principal of buhach colony high school, robert nunez, a simulated lap dance. moments later, nunez switches places appearing to do the same. what happens if you hack stays at back? nunez then fires confetti from his pants before standing up and trading places with a suggestive dance of his own. parent ryan atterbury's 14 year old son recorded the incident and showed it to his dad, who posted it on social media. >> these are your kids. this is what they're seeing. you guys get to see it, too. >> atterbury says reaction to the video has been surprisingly mixed. >> there's people that messaged me like, man, i thought he was good. and i'm like, he might be. but weird is weird. could be a good dude. like, i don't know him, but i hear a lot of students sticking up for him. >> one parent who supports nunez did not want to be identified. >> i do not think that it's right. how much like you know that he's unde

in the center of the photos, war correspondents recognized the founder of the company, derrick bales, a former paratrooper acting under the guise of a documentary journalist. in the kursk region today. diabetes, hypertension, and they arrived, they took nothing, qualified doctors in are ready to help at any moment to issue medical devices and rehabilitation equipment, that is, crutches, wheelchairs, all those in need can contact us, and we issue, and we counted 1.00 people per day, the mobile medical point of the red cross has everything necessary, people come for medicines and rehabilitation equipment, it works all day, evacuated with children from rylsk, friends sheltered in kursk, the whole family came to this humanitarian aid distribution point, we left, took what we could, and now we are trying to find warm clothes, jacket, sweatshirts, turtlenecks, clothes for any size and season, bedding, hygiene products and food sets for all residents of the borderland, these are things that people bring, and we sort them, make sure there are no dirty things, not with holes, with pellets, we

africa, is dest, if you guys indeed name up, we'll check with you in the gate, and don't forget me. derrick has it back to him on monday and book you not privacy, which would have been a cool, no unreasonable war. and they say in the little house and even the side name and good till the into the honorable ebony is, or is there anything who i can feel the i'm think corruption that to thank you again for your time. thank you very much. well the from me for the as always, great to have your company mike coding wasn't quite sure. we'll be with you on some of the as i big old a very good the the building the gun and below the, showing the school in murray, opal. o'rando was the length of it off to the battles for the city. ukrainian soldiers turned the children's classrooms into machine gun nests and doing retreats . they mind the school library on the gym, all the ukrainian history textbooks, discuss it on the floor, approve of how ukraine became a states, deliberately prepared to wage war with russia and everything russian bunch and asked does the. so if we get started from class, i'm going to

here's abc's derrick dennis. >> this morning, former president donald trump trying to counter program the democratic national convention slamming kamala harris on the economy. >> if kamala gets in, the united states will rapidly become a de-industrialized third world nation. with your vote, we will unleash explosive economic growth and vast new prosperity for all of our citizens. we will put more money into your pockets and create millions and millions of new jobs. >> crisscrossing four battleground states this week, he was in pennsylvania on monday where he visited a manufacturing plant in york. >> kamala stands for energy disappearance and factory obliteration. she will obliterate factories like this. i stand for american energy independence and manufacturing dominance. >> later, repeating his personal attacks on harris, criticizing her intelligence. our country needs a very smart person, and i don't think she's a very smart person. >> i don't think she's very good at this. i think she'll destroy our country. >> the former president, dismissing a possible shakeup in his own campaign

here's abc's derrick dennis. >> this morning heartstopping police body camera video. all right. and calls like this. >> and then they close it. >> chilling evidence released over the weekend from the shooting inside robb elementary school in uvalde, texas, where 19 students and two teachers were killed in 2022, police took 77 minutes to take down the shooter. a man saying he's the gunman's uncle is heard on 1911 call asking to be transferred to his nephew to get him to stop the shooting. >> i was wondering maybe he could he could listen to me because he does listen to me. everything i tell him he does listen to me. maybe he could come down and do something. just turn himself in. >> but the uncle's call was too late. the police body cam videos come from five officers. despite 25 uvalde officers who responde. text messages reveal some officers were either not recording or did not have time to grab a body camera. in other text messages, multiple officers ask, is there a way to get our pictures off the pd website? for our safety, take the website down. as the public began complainin

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and residents in derrick. but again, they're saying that in yeah, who will keep exacting more pressure on old guns as population in order to get more political gains in terms of the on getting negotiations to reach to i see 5 deal tar categories in the jefferson darrow. by that time keith meanwhile and the occupied westbank is ready. soldiers are reported to be patrolling the streets of hebron and forcing palestinians out of that cause. is there any troops assaulted and mine in the bottom of the we a district in central hebron. it's often they made him get out of his vehicle. soldiers have also been closing shops in the area. is there any army has launched a series of asked strikes, talk, saying what it said? what has bullet munition depots in the eastern back a region 11 on countries health ministries have one person was killed. 21 wounded. as bully responded by firing thousands of rockets towards northern israel. one peasant was wounded. some residential buildings damaged, as well as sizes. some traded men d

medical sex on the i've been saying that if there's going to be more expunging of the fights and in derrick by that means that the hospitable will become out of service. which means that more than a 1000000 pounds city and will be absolutely deprived from getting expensive and meticulous cast. elizabeth and thought of it sounds like a b, is there any operations are expanding in that? i'll bala soldiers the operation and then on the bottom which is logically being sped from ground, find to fighting till now. how concerning is that given around the house of causes population has been forced into way. you of the well, the expands and all the military and cajun to include darren black town in the central area has to get more concern someone postings about. firstly, the safety, the possibility of survival again because they are clearly have a great belief that as well will turn everything up solely done a lot of times that are by you to a graveyard. far the grim reality is that the army is known as a great thing in the eastern areas of denver, which is the main water source for the entire area w

appeal to locate kamaal williams, who was wanted in connection with the fatal stabbing of 53 year old derrick newington. he'll appear in court tomorrow. that's as three men have been arrested over the stabbing of a 32 year old mother at notting hill carnival, which left her in a critical condition. the woman was attending the family day on sunday with her young child when she was attacked. the metropolitan police says. it appears she became caught up in the middle of an altercation between two groups of men, but it's unclear if they were known to her. in total, 349 arrests were made over the carnival weekend for a range of offences including violence, sexual assaults and over 60 attacks on police officers . and finally, police officers. and finally, after lots of speculation, british pop band oasis are officially reuniting nearly 15 years after they split . so sally years after they split. so sally can wait. >> she knows it's too late. as we're walking on by her soul sudes we're walking on by her soul slides away . slides away. >> liam and noel gallagher are getting back together for oasis lo

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and then the only people he could trust with a spot where people like derrick cushion or his daughter, well we have, we have the good and the go to a break. we have, we have to go to a break hard break here. i just want to know why nikki haley was there. okay, we gotta go to a break. and after that break, we'll continue our discussion on trump state without the disability. and you see where the viable way to simulate vehicle galaxies from the little d. my most of my store for us, the video would be the best fit for that as an industry to last time it was new. so the, the, the welcome back across black were all things are considered non peter in the mail to and you were discussing donald trump, the okay time before we went to the break we were talking about, uh, a potential, i guess it would be human resources policy you rightfully pointed out to be the 1st trump administration, they were grossly unprepared now. they hopeful hibler and their less than if he were to be elected. and if he were to be inaugurated, remember, there are 2 different things. 2 very important things in our seaso

we spoke to derrick coleman, the only deaf person to win a super bowl.tually has three deaf daughters. we spoke to them and of course we didn't speak to people of cochlear implants including ann's daughter's injuries hughes who don't hear is all because they choose not to hear. so that's either but hopefully will be able to access this and also we put it on the bbc sport website in sign language. and as well as being on the bbc sport website — the quiet place will be on bbc five live at eight o'clock tonight and you'll be able to listen back any time on bbc sounds. to tennis now and yesterday we brought you the news of how world number one jannik sinner was free to carry on playing — despite two positive drugs tests earlier this year. the italian was cleared of fault or negligence by the international tennis integrity unit. it found sinner had been inadvertently contaminated by his physio who'd applied a spray to his own hand and then carried out treatments on the player. sinner�*s coach darren cahill says the player has been worn down physically and men

derrick anderson told us in a statement that he will oppose any legislation that would weaken national security, raise the cost of living, or hurt those jobs in this district regardless of where it comes from, even from his own party. so democrats and republicans, they spent about $8 million in ads here already and reserved another $2.5 million for the next few months. we might see that increase or decrease. but the democratic campaign has been knocking on doors and spoken to plenty of government employees and contractors who are worried about trump's plan and what it could mean for them. >> it would be devastating to this area. first of all, fundamentally unfair, but devastating to this area, because you're talking about thousands and thousands of pretty well-paying jobs. >> reporter: trump's agenda 47 plan proposes firing rogue bureaucrats, something that hits close to home for him. he and his twin brother were fired from their government positions after he served as a witness in trump's impeachment trial. tileer? >> emily, do we know how many federal employees live in the seventh di

and i don't want that of jonah today, but otherwise derrick was arrested more than a year after the liberation of the city. he was immediately taken to prison where he remained for 19 months and the familial par, i'm 7 out of 5 months out. and let me just turn in my check has been assigned us is not on my bottom of they would have been no today today is what i did on the whole. if i just use the bottom of this book sat here, let me ask what is what must be in the the prison with eric was held is located in the north as myself, somewhere in till the we were allowed to enter without cameras in what is supposed to be a re education center for young child soldiers the then exceptionally, we were able to capture these exclusive images from surveillance cameras. we can see 6 cells and each one there are close to $200.00 at a lessons a quarter of them have not even been sentenced. the they have all grown up between these walls. some of them from the age of 12, the they are allowed out into the courtyard for a few hours a week. no bed, no chair, and no education. a blatant breach of human and child ri

derrick dennis, abc news, new york. >> abc seven news anchor julian glover will report from chicago atonvention, starting on monday. he'll be there through thursday for harris's big speech. former new york congressmember jorge santos is expected to plead guilty to multiple counts in his federal fraud case. that's according to a person familiar with the matter. santos is scheduled to appear at a court hearing monday on long island. the news comes just weeks before jury selection for the fraud case is set to begin. santos has previously pleaded not guilty to a range of financial crimes, including lying to congress about his wealth, collecting unemployment benefits while actually working and using campaign contributions to pay for personal expenses. ukraine says its troops are strengthening their positions following a surprise attack on russia. but as they advance so too are russian forces inside ukraine. abc news reporter britt clennett with a look at the biggest invasion of russia since world war two. >> tonight, new video showing the moment ukrainian forces hit and destroy a strategic

derrick campaign is ramping up the pressure. donald trump. >> has said he's told the american people today that he doesn't care whether they're hot or muted. michael tyler, the hears campaign's communications director says it's trump staff that what's microphones off for reason trump with a live microphone will be ranting and raving airing his own personal grievances to avoid interruptions. the trump and biden campaigns previously agreed to mute mikes in not to have a live studio audience. political analyst todd belt says he imagines the 2 sides will work out a compromise ultimately. >> it's going to be both candidates see it very much in their interests to hold that this debate. but even with people said official for voters think that if we get more debates feet longer debate and we get more policy information for voters that can be helpful. trump who says abc is biased is demanding the second debate be on fox news. >> the harris campaign has not agreed to. in washington. raquel martin >> still ahead, gas prices are going down.

but i love you, derrick, i love you. [ laughter ] >> no good deed. >> anthony: no good deed, yeah, exactlyoh. >> anthony: he's hard to shop for? >> that's right. >> anthony: could you explain this to us? what's going on with that? >> yes. so we had to work it out that if it's a birthday or something, he just -- or throughout the year, he'll get himself something and say, this will be my birthday gift. [ laughter ] because early on in our relationship -- and he's french. he's from paris. and it was christmas. and he wasn't able to go be with his family. and i thought, oh, i'm going to do something very special for him. so i got us a hotel room on christmas eve. >> anthony: yes? >> and made it romantic. and i got a bunch of little gifts that were wrapped. to me, that's the only important thing about a gift is that you're opening something you can't see. >> anthony: yes. >> yes. >> and thought, of course he'll be the same. he hated everything i gave him. he was nice at first. okay, but listen to what i gave him. [ laughter ] i don't remember the others, but one of them i thought, oh, this is

here's abc news reporter derrick dennis. with that. >> this morning, heart stopping police body camera video going in. all right. and heartbreaking. >> 911 calls like this i mean they closed it. >> chilling evidence released over the weekend from the shooting inside robb elementary school in uvalde, texas, where 19 students and two teachers were killed. in 2022, police took 77 minutes to take down the shooter. a man saying he's the gunman's uncle is heard on 1911 call asking to be transferred to his nephew to get him to stop the shooting. >> i was wondering maybe he could he could listen to me because he does listen to me. everything i tell him he does listen to me. maybe he could stand down and do something. just turn himself in. >> but the uncle's call was too late. the police body cam videos come from five officers. despite 25 uvalde officers who responde. text messages reveal some officers were either not recording or did not have time to grab a body camera. in other text messages, multiple officers ask, is there a way t

derrick dennis, abc news. >> next week, ucsf health is set to open a new comprehensive care center on bay campus. the bayfront medical building is on illinois street near ucsf benioff children's hospital. the building includes urgent care and outpatient surgery facilities, radiology, imaging, and a pharmacy. the bayfront medical office or the building opens august 27th. coming up, getting fired up for retirement and why being a busy bragger is bad for business. >> the ford four and gen zers to retire early. abc news reporter tim pulliam has a closer look at fire. >> fire or financial independence? retire early is a lifestyle movement that prioritizes extreme saving and investing in order to retire earlier than traditional methods might allow. nerdwallet, investing specialist elizabeth iola says fire involves saving between 50 to 70% of your income. >> how people tend to get there, even if they don't have six figure incomes, is by drastically reducing their expenses. so that might mean eating out less. it might mean cutting down subscriptions and just living a very frugal lifestyle. >>

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derrick dennis, abc news, new york. >> and abc seven news anchor julian glover will report from chicagoratic national convention, starting on monday. he's going to be there through thursday for harris's big speech. and new this morning, kamala harris will participate in a roundtable discussion with the teamsters union. teamsters leaders invited harris after she became the presumptive democratic nominee. the organization is among one of the last major unions to offer an endorsement in the presidential race. an endorsement decision is expected after the dnc. no date has been announced. happening today, major changes are going to hit the real estate market and overhaul the way real estate agents get paid to help people buy and sell homes. the changes scrap informal rules that propped up the industry's traditional payment structure. starting today, people who are selling property are no longer required to pay the buyer's agent. the new rules make it clear that commissions are negotiable and can be paid by either the buyer or the seller. and it means that buyers would be responsible for payi

derrick johnson says he met her when they were teenagers 44 years ago. and he's flying into the windy city later today. johnson says harris is tough, fair and determined to make the country a better place. very empathetic, she doesn't come from a privileged background. she comes from a hard working single mother, and she can definitely relate, so she can relate to everyday americans. johnson is traveling to chicago with five other childhood friends of the vice president. they plan to meet with many californians while they're there. the chairman of the california democratic party says the golden state is bringing the largest delegation to the event, numbering 500. ahead, at 6:00, we will take you out live to chicago, where security is being beefed up ahead of the convention. and some demonstrators are already protesting today in the bay's alice barr will lay out the measures now being taken to keep everyone safe. well, happening today, waymo plans to address what's been a vexing problem in san francisco. for some people, it's even leading to some sleeples

derrick dennis, abc news, new york. >> and abc seven news anchor julian glover will report from chicagoconvention starting on monday. and he's going to be there through thursday for harris's big speech. and new this morning, kamala harris will participate in a roundtable discussion with the teamsters union. teamsters leaders invited harris after she became the presumptive democratic nominee. the organization is among one of the last major unions to offer an endorsement in the presidential race. an endorsement decision is expected after the dnc. no date has been announced. well, a milk drive to help babies thrive. zuckerberg general hospital in san francisco says their first ever breast milk drive was a success. according to the examiner, the hospital says they collected more than 1500 ounces of donated breast milk. that's almost 12 times the hospital's typical supply. hospital always accepts donations through mother's milk bank of san jose, which is also the partner organizer for that event. well, thousands of people are making their way to the south bay this weekend. galaxycon a popula

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appeal to locate kamal williams, who was wanted in connection with the fatal stabbing of 53 year old derrickhomas in stoke newington. he'll appearin thomas in stoke newington. he'll appear in court tomorrow. that's as three men have been arrested over the stabbing of a 32 year old mother at notting hill carnival , which left her in carnival, which left her in a critical condition. the woman was attending the family day on sunday with her young child when she was attacked. the metropolitan police says it appears she became caught up in the middle of an altercation between two groups of men, but it's unclear if they were known to her. in total, 349 arrests were made over the carnival weekend for a range of offences including violence, sexual assaults and 60 attacks on police officers . and finally, police officers. and finally, after lots of speculation , after lots of speculation, british pop band oasis are officially reuniting nearly 15 years after they split so sally can wait. >> she knows it's too late as we're walking on . by. we're walking on. by. >> liam and noel gallagher are getting b