dion: ok, thank you. now sports.ming up, a former stanford star with a str finish in the third round of the lpga gp ship. and what the warriors's chris: the warriors introduced their new draft picks on friday, trayce jackson-davis podziemski from santa clara. officials raved about his photographic memory. he cannot wait to learn from the best shooters in nba history. >> it is all about being a sponge. there's veterans on the team that have been through it. so just a lotto veteran leadership that will help guys like me and trace. i get to play alongside the best shooters in the world. >> he is a competitor. i'm a competitor and i hope make them better. chris: the warriors acquired the 57 the pick in the draft from the wizards. his dad was a physical force back in the day, playing with the pacers. trace can handle the ball and it looks like he wants to rip the rim down with every dunk. >> i was waiting for my name to be called, getting three hours of sleep, coming out here. it has been a blessing. i feel like i am real

dion: oh.hter] . >> david: tonight, breaking news as we come on the air, the attempted mutiny in russia, the head of a mercenary group with thousands of troops marching on moscow, then abruptly calling it off. the extraordinary scenes

dion: time for the four at 4:00.te who was denied her diploma after dancing on stage. take a look at this. the 17-year-old is seen doing the popular dance called the gritty across the stage. she says the principal refused to give her the diploma until after the ceremony because people left. -- people laughed. >> i thought it was really unfair. diplomas were also withheld. the school district responded saying they don't condone withholding earned diplomas based on family members cheering for the graduates and they are looking into the matter. before we got into discussion, who knows what a gritty is? >> i have to look it up. [laughter] dan: that is silly. it was not obscene. come on. >> it was the crowd laughter. dion: it's a celebration. dan: it was harmless. and now you marred the day. >> talk about someone who can't take a joke. dion: that's what it feels like. >> unbelievable. dan: i agree. would you rather live a simpler life? one in which tech took a much less prevalent role? for many older millennials and gen x

dion: now to a dramatic rescue caught on camera. a florida sheriff's deputy jumped into action to save a man who nearly drowned in fast-moving floodwaters. this video may be upsetting to watch. this is from the deputy's body camera during the downpour early friday morning. he saw a driver who was trapped in the raging water, and when he rushed to his aid, both were nearly swept away. the video goes black when they were swept into a drainage pipe. >> they were submerged for nearly 30 seconds and traveled 100 feet underwater. they eventually resurfaced on the other end of the roadway, lucky to be alive. dion: the good news, the deputy and the driver did not face major injuries. both are said to be doing ok. new details now, a collapsed structure of interstate 95 in philadelphia will reopen within two weeks. that is the word from pennsylvania's governor. that came shortly after president biden took a helicopter tour over the damaged part of the highway today. mr. biden pledged federal funds and longer-term support for a permanent fix f

dion? dion: thank you. you are still considered to stay at home with the sniffles.has that kind of guy could good guy. we are getting ready for nba finals game tomorrow. a little bit of history, a fun memory on this day five years ago, do you remember? plus, a significant splash, how history was made in the cove. >> now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. chris: when the giants ballpark opened back in 2000, we thought these glatch hunger would be so easy to hit. it turns out it took until now, here in 23, for the 100 giants homer to splash into the code. lamonte wade jr. hit the homer and mako shark it was his fifth career splash. the giants only count splashes by their own players, so barry bonds, 35 of them, he leads the way, and wade said it is an honor to be mentioned along the all-time king. lamonte: it has not really sunk in yet, but anytime you can be in the company of barry bonds, it definitely means a lot. i was trying to get a fastball early. he is usually in the zone earlier. i was able to take my shot and do it. >> felt like the right guy to get that big hi

dion: after controversy, the l.a. dodgers honored the sisters out there stadium, where thousands of catholics protested against the decision, although some said the event was for praying. >> ave maria! some catholics feel the mock the catholic faith. the dodgers rescinded their invite to the group only to reach out after backlash from the sisters supporters. >> we came out to oppose this anti-catholic bigotry. >> i'm an ally, i have friends and family in the community, and i want to be positive focused on baseball and inclusivity. and have a good time and enjoy the evening. dion: the sisters received a community hero award at the event tonight. dan: president biden will be in the bay area starting monday as part of a three-day visit. there are not a lot of details available but we know he will be at a fundraiser monday for his reelection campaign. it will take place at the home of steve wesley, a tesla investor and former state controller. tickets for the fundraiser cost up to $100,000, and they are sold out. florida

dion: we have much more news ahead. dan: let's go to 5:30. >> it was expected but now official, today the warriors announced mike delaney junior as the new team general manager. the sports director joins me to discuss with the move means. plus, we look at a beautiful exhibit debuting tonight to celebrate sf pride. join us for their stories and more at 5:30 on our streaming platform. dion: you can download our a or head to abc7news.com. dan: if you're staying with us, world news tonight is next. we appreciate your time. dion: we will see you in about 30 minutes 6:00. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead

dion: that video truly incredible. we continue our team coverage of the shooting near pier 39, with some voicing concerns about police response times. more than 20 rounds were fired during yesterday's shootout. i.t. reporter stephanie sierra is digging into how long it took officers to get on the scene. >>. >> gunshot wound, not alert. [sirens wailing] stephanie: it was before 7 p.m. sunday when gunfire erupted from two cars recklessly resting along the embarcadero. >> location is beach street and stockton. stephanie: shots ring out from each vehicle at stockton and beach street near pier 39, all the little howard street along the embarcadero. . this bystander saw it happen in your pier 39. he felt the police response was too slow. >> it took them a while to get here. but they were there quickly. stephanie: the police chief says officers arrived on scene within four minutes, happily their response time. dash cam video sent to the i.t. confirms that timing. abc7 analysis on so far this year, the average response time fo

dion: feeling the love, thank you.ike he mentioned, this sunday, abc7 is the only place you can see the pride parade broadcast live. the morning crew will be there. coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. we will also be on abc7news.com /pride. we are looking outside right now where you can see we are looking clear for the most part, but the question is will it be gray for the parade tomorrow. we are watching the forecast very closely. spencer: we can expect fog for part of the parade. gusty conditions right now at the coast, 30 miles per hour for the wind in some places. this is showing cloud pushing across the bait and inland. widespread drizzle, as well. but early tomorrow morning we will see the the coast line. it will not pull out completely before the parade, but for parts of it. low clouds continuing into the morning. partly sunny for the afternoon. and. is the forecast for the parade. 9:00 a.m. as the parade gets underway it will be overcast and cool. sun peeking through by a decent day for the parade, especially in the

dion: nothing severe.hter] frances:frances: but the winds are going to kick up, which means cooler temperatures. tomorrow, to give you an idea, is going to be 71. dion: what a dip! frances: yeah, and it will be even cooler on monday. let's look at live doppler 7, the satellite and radar image, there is a storm to our north. this will increase winds and bring us much cooler temperatures. winds right now, not too bad, gusting up to 21 miles an hour in ukiah. sfo 24, oakland 16 miles an hour. you can see those winds causing some ripples on the bay as you look live from emeryville. temperatures were pretty nice today in some spots. in san francisco, 63, also oakland. half moon bay always on the cool side, 57 degrees. here we are looking live from emeryville, and you see the clouds moving through. santa rosa 69, novato 73. concord still hanging onto the 80's. livermore is 77. we should not see too many 80's tomorrow. this time we are looking for mount tam, and you notice the onshore flow. we will see a bit of a

dion: winnie is recovering and able to walk.o far no arrests have been made and sfpd asks anyone with information to come forward. windows of a walgreens store in san francisco boarded up tonight. someone smashed them all. this is the walgreens at geary and taylor. walgreens tells abc 7 the store is closed temporarily and it is unknown when it will reopen. happening tomorrow proposal to help improve bay area public transportation. state senator scott weiner of san francisco will hold a press conference at the capitol to announce a bill that would create more funding. that money would go towards reducing service cuts, providing cleanliness and reliability. proposal comes after governor newsom awarded more than $690 -- $690 million to various projects meant to cut pollution across the state. today's pride parade caused some traffic delays in san francisco. the story behind detoured dilemmas for two robo taxis and why this situation could be a roadblock for the future of autonomous cars. and the results after a bay area county take

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dion: i'm dion lim. patel, all of us here, we appreciate your time, and we will see you here at 11:00. dion: taking a live look outside, we leave you with this beautiful site. feeling like summer. dan: [laughs] ♪ ♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" ♪♪ introducing today's contestants-- an epidemiologist from st. paul, minnesota... a content marketing strategist from dexter, michigan... and our returning champion-- a marketing manager from reston, virginia... whose 1-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--mayim bialik. [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome, everyone, to "jeopardy!" our new champion, suzanne goldlust, first impressed us by sharing she's completed "the new york times" crossword puzzle 907 days in a row, and then she wowed us with a runaway game. can suzanne finish the week as champion, or will it be ben or erica who spend the weekend celebrating? let's get into the game and start finding out. h

dion: u.s.ials are trying to determine why i chinese worship came dangerously close to the lighting with an american destroyer in taiwan. it was captured by global news on board a canadian ship or by. the vessels came within 150 yards of each other. the chinese ship reportedly picked up speed before cutting across and forcing the american ship to slow down. u.s. officials are chinese ship's crew of acting in an unsafe manner. >> they are trying to flex their muscles and advance authoritarianism. dion: china's defense minister responded saying the u.s. ships presence was a provocation. late last month, a chinese fighter jet came within 400 feet of a u.s. reconnaissance lane over the south china sea. earlier this year, the u.s. shot down a chinese spy nine that will over the u.s. did saudi arabia is planning to slash its oil output i another one million barrels per day or at least a month. this is part of an effort by opec's leading oil producers to prop up the price of crude oil. a couple of mont

dion: after controversy, the l.a. dodgers honored the sisters out there stadium, where thousands of catholics protested against the decision, although some said the event was for praying. >> ave maria! some catholics feel the mock the catholic faith. the dodgers rescinded their invite to the group only to reach out after backlash from the sisters supporters. >> we came out to oppose this anti-catholic bigotry. >> i'm an ally, i have friends and family in the community, and i want to be positive focused on baseball and inclusivity. and have a good time and enjoy the evening. dion: the sisters received a community hero award at the event tonight. dan: president biden will be in the bay area starting monday as part of a three-day visit. there are not a lot of details available but we know he will be at a fundraiser monday for his reelection campaign. it will take place at the home of steve wesley, a tesla investor and former state controller. tickets for the fundraiser cost up to $100,000, and they are sold out. florida

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dion: a good segue.he winds will pick up again, 30 miles per hour best in many spots. temperatures will be cooler and it will clear the skies out. overnight temperatures will drop into the upper 40's, and then we will see low 50's around the bay with some partly cloudy conditions around the peninsula and south bay. highs tomorrow will be a touch cooler, just low 70's for inland spots. lots of 60's around the bay, and the wind is causing things to bloke so pollen is still moderate. -- blow moderate. summer is on the way with warmer temperatures and a more significant cooldown on thursday and friday. dion: that explains a lot with what is happening with the nose. frances: exactly. dion: once again to chris with a preview of sports. chris: coming up, a potential nba blockbuster that could shake up the west, plus stanford on the brink. why the cdinal baseball team feels conf it's spring! non-drowsy claritin knocks out symptoms from over 200 allergens without knocking you out. feel the clarity and make today

i am dion lim. they took a message of gun violence to the golden gate message -- golden gate bridge today. a nationwide movement honors lives lost and focuses on finding solutions to gun violence. reporter: several hundred people braved the fog to march across the golden gate bridge. they say enough is enough. got violence prevention advocates war orange, a c warned by hunters to signify not being a target, but many say gun violence can target anyone. >> it does not matter if you are black, white, gay, straight, or what religion you are. when those bullets fly out of the chamber it will not discriminate. reporter: the annual rally was organized by moms demand action before calling for stronger gun safety laws to keep kids safe in school. >> i joined this movement because of school shootings that left me terrified to go to school. as a nation we have to say enough blood has been spilled and it is time for change now. >> that first year was hard. i could not take my children to school. reporter: liz r

dion: you took the words out of my mouth. it is a balancing act, and that ai component is something our mayor has been sending a message as the future of our economics. daniel lippman, we appreciate you being with us. as we head to break, we want to take a live look outside. from what we understand, the president has landed moments ago, and he has plans to make his way to luxembourg. -- to larksburgh. these two campaign events he has going on in the bay area today. london breed, she saved herself. can she save san francisco? that question is at the core of a new article in the san francisco standard. coming up week talk to the reporter who took a deep dive into who london breed here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three ps. the three what? the three ps? what are the three ps? the three ps of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increas

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dion: summers coming. spencer, thank you.ing onto new developments in the investigation following the deaths of five people a gourd -- aboard a doomed submersible. the marine board of investigation has now conducted interviews to determine whether criminal charges should be brought. all five passengers were killed on a mission to view the titanic. investigators are currently in the initial phase of collecting evidence and once that is completed a formal hearing will be scheduled to collect additional testimony. now to that reported -- important mercenary uprising. a former platoon ally marching on moscow before abruptly backing off. we have reaction now from u.s. officials. >> russia still reeling from the weekend's term which has left vladimir putin looking weekend. the leader of the wagoner mercenary group seat city with thousands of troops and then marched on moscow internet stored in a rebellion. but then, 120 miles from the capital, abruptly halting after accepting a deal that was brokered by the president of belarus. de

. >> his name was kenneth dion. hi, my name is -- >> there q and a session was taped. >> okay, when did you get into alaska? >> it was in the nineties sometime. >> i just start talking to him about his life. where he grew up, where he went to school. how he got up into alaska. >> so you didn't jump right in and say we know you killed this girl? >> no. just try to gain some report with him. basically we smoked and joked for a while. did you travel to the state quite a bit? >> a little bit. it went up to denali a couple times with friends from the military. i've been to maybe, valdes a few times, i like it down there. >> found out he was a fifth degree black belt, martial arts. he was ranked number 10 in the world in a fighting competition. >> wow. >> he liked a brawl in bars as he said. carried martial arts weapons in his car, including nun chucks. >> that was his thing. he loved it. he loved the adventure. >> he was married at the time of bonnie's murder. but later got divorce. >> that was the worst thing i've ever

[laughter] dion: can you imagine just sticking it in your handbag? [laughter] chris: don't steal s dion: you don't even like it. not your thing. that is it for abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> tonight, as we come on the air, the dangerous weather threats. tens of millions on alert for severe weather. storms, possible tornadoes, or excessive heat. 40 million people from texas to florida are under heat alerts, the stifling combination of high temperatures and humidity. in houston and other cities, it will feel like 115 degrees, and severe storms threatening places already hit hard by a deadly tornado that wiped out homes and businesses. >>> plus, a deputy swept up in flood waters while rescuing a man in the florida panhandle. samara theodore tracking it all. >>> president biden kicks off his re-election campaign in pennsylvania. a critical battleground. the president getting a bird's eye view of a collapsed section of i-95. tonight, the new timeline for when that area will reopen. >>> and republicans on the campaign trail, nikki haley bids farewell to her husba

dion: speaking of cars. you are a trooper, you made it on time. see you at >>> tonight, russia attempts to rebound after an attempted mutiny with mercenary forces now withdrawing. a weakened vladimir putin faces new questions about the future of his regime. and new revelations that u.s. intelligence was aware that something was brewing. >>> secretary of state antony blinken says serious cracks are emerging in putin's hold on russia. mercenaries celebrated as they continue to pull out of russian cities. the nation now reeling from a weekend of turmoil. what the u.s. and russian governments knew ahead of time, as former russian allies did an about-face, squaring off against each other. >>> plus, brutal fighting on the ground as ukraine tries to take advantage of the confusion. and late word of a possible russian plot to blow up a ukrainian nuclear plant. ian pannell and patrick reevell in ukraine and elizabeth schulze at the white house. >>> also tonight, the severe weather outbreak. 64 million americans in the storm zone. tornado watches in multipl

dion: this was my first job ever.r work in this type of environment and around my peoples, because i want to see other people grow. like, i started from the production line and i worked my way up to senior supervisor. i grew up with him, andre de andre. i've known him since we were about eight years old. we grew up in the same projects. to see him, with a similar background going back and forth to jail, now he's here working as a mixer, he's a mixer. we'd have never thought we'd be working. so this, i'd rather be doing this. it's a beautiful atmosphere. reporter: 21 tons of brownies are baked here each day. most of them are delivered to ben & jerry's, where they wind up in chocolate fudge brownie ice cream, one of the american's brand's most popular flavors. many workers here have done time in prison. bernard anderson served a long sentence for robbery. but now he's one of greyston's most loyal employees. it's his dream job, and his children love it too. bernard: my kids, where's your father at? and all they could tel

dion: oh. [laughter] . >> david: tonight, breaking news as we come on the air, the attempted mutiny in russia, the head of a mercenary group with thousands of troops marching on moscow, then abruptly calling it off. the extraordinary scenes inside russia, tanks and armed forces on the streets, yevgeny to take under control. a missile fired at a helicopter. the leaders of the mercenaries calling it a call of justice before suddenly halting the march. what prompted the change of heart? moscow on edge, sand could mean for russia and the war in ukraine. president biden consulting with top u.s. military officials and america's allies. team coverage tonight in panel, and patrick in yung. and elizabeth standing by at the white house. also developing tonight, a bridge collapse sends a freight train tumbling into one of america's most treasured rivers. self tanker cars are leaking into the yellow stone river. authorities rushing to contain the spill. >>> three police officers charged with murder. the di

dion: they spent down the market error where more shots were fired. black is to be was shot and a woman was also hurt and has been detained. >> anything something like this happens it is tragic and unfortunate and a disruption to anyone in the area. dan: six people were injured, four of them bystanders, witnesses described the chaos and the aftermath. >> it just seemed like it just kept going, and then it stopped. and then suddenly pier 39 was just everybody had gone into the storefronts or ducked behind things or dropped to the ground, it was just like stillness. dion: police say the shooting was targeted and not random and police response times were concerned. >> it is hard to know exec we were to be. dan: the itm is digging into how long it took officers to get onto the scene. dion: here is our report, stephanie sierra. >> gunshot wound, not alert. -- on alert. >>

dion: they searched for a safe. with no luck, they returned to the front of the shop and empty the contents of the cash register. this location has been owned by her family for years. she describes the small business as her mother and father's american dream. she said they survived a recession and the pandemic and share this story with the community and local leaders to hopefully make change. >> i just hope that they know that small businesses are parts of oakland's community, and we are looking for help, and we are suffering in many ways. i don't know what the answer is, but i think something has to change. dion: colonial donuts remained opened friday, despite the armed robbery. they hope they do not have to shorten their hours in the future because of crime. opd says no arrests have been made. dion lim, abc 7 news. >> she plans to speak about the incident at the next lakeshore association meeting later this month. oakland mayor sheng expected to be there. the sheriff's office is hosting its first ever fireworks bu

dion: no, no, i'm no dolphin expert either. [laughter] i would love to go on a whale or a dolphin -- chris: dolphin watching yucca dion: yeah! chris: >> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. a dangerous close call at sea. according to a new report out of canada, a chinese war ship seen nearly hitting a u.s. destroyer near taiwan. the video appears to show the war ship coming within 150 yards of the american vessel. it happened during a rare u.s./canadian joint mission sailing through the taiwan strait, the latest in provocative moves by the chinese military, and days after a chinese fighter jet came close to a u.s. reconnaissance plane. during a security summit overseas, defense secretary lloyd austin saying the u.s. will not be bullied. we have late reporting from washington. the race for 2024 heating up. most top republican candidates minus donald trump descend on iowa, mingling with voters, trying to stand out as more gop hopefuls prepare to announce a run. rachel scott in des moines. the president signs the debt cei

i'm dion lim. this trip is all about numbers, both the amount he can raise and the polling that shows mr. biden faces a tough challenge for the white house. let's take a look right away at those latest polls. less than a week after former president donald trump's indictment on charges involving classified documents, his support among republican voters remained largely unchanged. a quinnipiac university national poll released wednesday shows president biden with a slight lead over trump, 48 to 44%. this is among all registered voters a washington post-abc news poll taken last month had trump leading by six points. now, the quinnipiac poll also asked registered republicans about their top choice for the gop nomination for president. 53% said they support trump, while 23% favored florida governor ron desantis. both biden and desantis will be in the bay area tomorrow to raise cash and support for their campaigns. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard joins us now with a look at exactly what is on their ag

dion: they demanded that the bakers lay low while they search for a safe. with no luck, they returned to the front of the shop and empty the contents of the cash register. this location has been owned by her family for nearly 40 years. she describes the small business as her mother and father's american dream. she said they survived a recession and the pandemic and share this story with the community and local leaders to hopefully make change. >> i just hope that they know that small businesses are parts -- are the heart of oakland's community, and we are looking for help, and we are suffering in many ways. we feel defeated at times. i do not know what the answer is, but i think something has to change. dion: colonial donuts remained open on despite the armed friday, robbery. they hope they do not have to shorten their hours in the future because of crime. opd says no arrests have been made. gloria: speak about the incident at the lakeshore merchants association meeting this month. the mayor is expected to be there. today on the peninsula, the san mateo cou

uefa president have a different opinion, and i explained the football sadeghians, but many, including dion, do not listen well, they should improve their knowledge before speaking. the national league is directly with football development associations and it does not reach one person. 97 % of your income goes back to football. if this is not the case, no player will go to big clubs. the club world cup will be bigger with the participation of 32 teams from 2025. the club world cup will be held with 12 teams from europe instead of 12 teams and with a more detailed schedule than in previous periods. it will be held in the same year as the european champions league with 32 teams instead of 32 teams . it will be held. apparently, the struggle of football players will end in the field of play. in addition to strong opponents, they will have to continue their professional lives with intensive national and club programs. maybe with the intensive programs of fifa and uefa, it will be more difficult than the battle of the garden. but the iranian girls' youth handball team to participate in asian cha

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to preview it i am joined five michael and dion. dion, very much in casual.idn't get the memo. we talk a lot about 1999 with this particular time of year because these two clubs come together at a time that is reminiscent of 2a years ago. united winning a trouble, manchester city playing against mansfield and losing to wiccan wonders. but you are in the team that won the player final year that for many city fans, not only major heroes, but of course served as an absolutely crucial moment in making the historical relevance of this game even more important. relevance of this game even more im ortant. �* ., relevance of this game even more imortant. �* ., , ., ., important. i'm not sure if i tailor as a complement. _ important. i'm not sure if i tailor as a complement. listen, - important. i'm not sure if i tailor as a complement. listen, it's . important. i'm not sure if i tailor. as a complement. listen, it's great to be here, back in the stadium. it's a different manchester city as we see what they are fighting for, what the next we can bring. talk about trou

. >> abc 7 news anchor dion looks at why it could make the criminal justice system more equitable. >> maria remembers the anxiety of being called for jury duty and being unsure if she wanted to leave work or for how long. >> sometimes they ask you to stay longer, so it can be a little bit of a conflict. >> for those who are self-employed or have employers who don't compensate, a pilot program started last spring in san francisco called b the jury is meant to make serving accessible. >> people are only paid $15 a day and if they served on a jury, they have to forgo the money they would make that day. >> 800 qualified participants including those under certain income brackets. they each received $100 a day. results were eye-opening for the director of the financial justice project to overseas the program. >> people have an average income of $38,000. most all of them say they could not have served on a jury except for the hundred dollar a day stipend. >> the demographic makeup of those who participated because of the stipend are more reflective of the community. >> the majority of folks

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immediately, this amount in the currency of our dion budovnits cost the obelian catalist, suhol-samal00 dollars a watch. this was the annual salary of 60 imperial generals for 7 months. well, the turnovers of all at once from the factory taken in savva morozov near the spring of 1913, the church was consecrated by the catholics , they should allocate lychees to themselves . the very fact that the funders - these were costumes - were people of noble adventures and, in general , status, just the catholic faith, e . tired. i would show with my exit that the political civilizational program that the catholic costume had at the site of the twentieth rostov was without a word and again such a boundary between the gangway of orthodox civilization and the catholic world and this break and there was a knife and just across belarus and the orthodox catholic faiths. shut off this retail, not only at the level of theology, ale and e, visually the temple itself located a hut temple sent a person away and just like a pattern near the west of europe along echo, excellent architecture was realized an

dion opened a large-scale expo zone of all-russian sports federations on the square, and for each of could try their hand at various sports and take part in master classes organized by the winners of european and world championships, as well as olympic medalists . even for example, according to the japanese version of kyudo archery, this is hmm shooting, which aims to show the beauty of the bow and the beauty of shooting, not only hit, but in general , our e discipline is developing as a sports discipline and we take part, we hold championships of russia and the championship of e, hmm in different regions and cities danila makhalin alexander makridinu march news, st. petersburg. we'll take care of this. it will be the honest detective. russian paratroopers are advancing on positions in the flint area the main task of attack aircraft is to capture strongholds of militants. to do this, first carry out artillery preparation, fire is fired at the fortifications and the observation post nationalists.

dion: thank you so much for joining us. >>> two break stories as we come on the air tonight. time running out. the unprecedented search for the missing sub touring the wreckage of the titanic. and hunter biden agrees to a plea deal. first that race against time. at this hour, the tiny submersible with a little more than 30 hours of oxygen left. the sub losing contact while on its way to explore the titanic. five people on board. search teams lowering a remote dive vehicle into the sea. the coast guard says there's been no sonar contact, no sign of the sub. the search area covering 10,000 square miles. the u.s. navy and new york international guard now joining the search. gio benitez in canada. >>> also tonight, the plea deal signaling an end to a tumultuous five-year investigation. president biden's son, hunter biden, agreeing to plead guilty to two misdemeanor tax charges and settling a gun violation charge. former president trump blasting the deal made by a federal prosecutor he appointed, calling it a mere traffic ticket. house republicans and gop presidential candidates s

i am dion lim. dan: and i am dan ashley.deter alleged sex traffic. so is it working? cornell: i-team reporter stephanie sierra is digging into it. he still has been. -- she still has been. stephanie: the process is not cheap, the city attempts to deter alleged sex work along capp street has faced one hurdle after another. the latest one is not even working. it is costing taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars. out with the old, in with the new. over the past five months, we have seen new barricades installed to deter alleged sex along san francisco's capp street. not once, not twice, but three times since february. data obtained by the i-team shows it has cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars when you add up the cost of materials, the staff time to install them, and

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dion lim talks to the daughter of the owners that says something needs to be done. >> just before 1:00.m. friday, you can see three individuals open colonial doughnuts. as soon as the cashier approaches the trio, one after another jumped the counter, firearms in hand. >> they are yelling at him, pointing the gun at him. >> demand demand three bakers lay low while they search for a safe. with no luck, they returned to the front of the shop and entered the contents of the cash register. this location has been owned by the family by nearly 40 years. she describes the small business as her mother and father's american dream. she says they have survived a recession and the pandemic and share this story with the community and local leaders to hopefully make change. >> i hope they know that small businesses are part of oakland's community and we are looking for help and we are suffering in many ways, feel defeated at times. i do not know what the answer is, but i think something has to change. >> colonial doughnuts remained open friday. they hope they will not help them -- have to shorten the

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in san francisco, dion lam, abc 7 news. >> the supreme court is entering its final week of the term and decisions are expected on a total of 10 cases. the court rejected a controversial election law theory backed by supporters of former president donald trump. justices ruled north carolina's supreme court did not overstep its bounds in striking down a congressional district plan is partisan. the supreme court rejected a lower court's decision to uphold the conviction of a colorado man who sent hundreds of messages to a woman on facebook. they decided the standard used to convict the man was wrong. the court decided to allow more than 100 men to sue ohio state university. they claim to be victims of sexual abuse under the guise of physical examinations by a university doctor. the court is set to decide the future of affirmative action. the decision could overturn a 40 year precedent of race conscious college admissions. abc 7 news reporter suzanne spoke with an expert about it. >> as the supreme court decides the fate of affirmative action colleges and universities are bracing themselves