john hall really happened, but sir, a slight sort of confusion after the process here. but what we can say for sir is that there has been a step forward for his legal team. they will be able to present those verbal arguments. and after that, that they'll be more pro says here until an eventual verdict, a decision, or whether he'll stamps for the flagship of the black sea fleet. russian defense ministry says munitions on board. the ship exploded, eating it severely damaged. it also says the crew has been evacuated, but the ukrainian military says it struck the warship with anti ship cruise missiles. russia says it's now in full control of the port in ukrainian. cedar from the vive, robert mcbride has the latest russian state. television is broadcasting pictures that it shows. sadly, there are still over 100000 people in merry, up or waiting for evacuation. there are also people in the outskirts who are packed and ready to leave. that's another 60000 people making conditions worse. no humanitarian corridors were able to open on wednesday for people to escape the fighting

question is that after generations have lived in this country after being made bankrupt in 2017 john hall was at court in london. with boris becker arrived at court for sentencing, wearing a tie in the wimbledon colors. he won the championship 3 times among 6 grand slam titles in a tennis courier that earned him more than $50000000.00 in the line. becca fathered a daughter after a casual encounter with russian model and waitress angela irma cova and london restaurant in 1900. 19 the court found that becca kept spending and used deceit to hide what was left more than 3.

john hall was at the court. hearing in london, boris becker arrived at court for sentencing, wearing a tie in the wimbledon colors. he won the championship 3 times among 6 grand slam titles in a tennis courier that had earned him more than $50000000.00. now bankrupt and convicted on charges of concealing his assets from investigators. becca, would listeners judged deborah taylor sentenced him to 2 and a half years in prison. he must serve half of it before becoming eligible for release. i accept the humiliation you have felt she told him, but you have shown no his lifestyle and then paying for a famously expensive divorce. seldom far from the tabloid headlines. becca father, a daughter after a casual encounter with russian model and waitress angela irma cova london restaurant in 1909 by his own evidence, child maintenance, pending and use deceit to hide what was left more than $3000000.00 in cash and assets at trial the jury had heard in his defense that becca had relied on insolvency lawyers signing papers. he hadn't read and failing to understand his responsibilities. the jury inst

john hall there lived for us in london of nearly a month. more than 12000000 people in shanghai can finally leave their homes. the government has lifted restrictions from areas where there's been no covered, 900 affections for 2 weeks. and some neighborhoods residents are only allowed to leave their apartments, but cannot leave their compounds. infections have been falling since the government imposed district locked down on his economic hub earlier this month. but in the capital, beijing restrictions are being tightened further. 49 new cases where to take the bear on thursday, katrina, you has more from beijing the overall st. if you are locked out in shanghai is still firmly in place, but this announcement does give residence some hope that things are moving the right direction. so what authorities have said is that now about half of the city's population, that's just over $12000000.00 people. and now living in don't designated as low risk. now that means they can leave the harms of their apartments to venture out into the compound and eve

john hall has the story from london. it was the 1st time that for his johnson had spoken to n p's about the fine that he received during the easter recess. one of a number of fines handed out to senior figures in downing street by the metropolitan police as part of their ongoing investigation into allegations of rules. breaches specifically parties. in downing street during periods of cobit lockdown, he repeated the public apology. he made at the time, acknowledging people's hurt and disappointment, saying they had a right to expect more from their leaders from the very people who made those rules in the 1st place. but did he think he'd actually done anything wrong? let me also say not by way of mitigation or excuse, but julie, purely because it explains my previous words in the times that he did not occur to me. then, all subsequently the day gathering in the cabinet room just before a vital meeting on colbert strategy could amount to a breach of the i repeat, that was my mistake. and i apologize for it on reserve, at l

and more than a $150.00 inch it john hall meant reports. the scenes inside the alex and mosque in occupied east jerusalem early friday morning. fighting between stone during most men, israeli police who fight stung grenades and t. gus. around 150 people were injured. this palestinian come remembers their family lord. they brutally emptied the compound. they were attacking the musk stuff . normal people held those young people would have it. there were many injured people. they fired triple bullets and said alexa must compound. they were beating everyone, even the paramedics, they hit the israel's foreign ministry, tweeted, dozens of moss men carrying hammers, and p. a flags marched into alex or mosque. the crowd collected stones and large rocks. police were forced to enter the grounds to disperse the crowd. ah, the alexa mosque is his lamps, 3rd holiest place. it's also revered by jews as the sites of the original temple. as such, it's often an epicenter for tension between israel, which controls movement to the site and palestinians, espec

john hall was at the court. hearing in london, boris becker arrived at court for sentencing, wearing a tie in the wimbledon colors. he won the championship 3 times among 6 grand slam titles in a tennis courier that had earned him more than $50000000.00. now bankrupt and convicted on charges of concealing his assets from investigators burka would listen as judge deborah taylor sentenced him to 2 and a half years in prison. he must serve half of it before becoming eligible for release. i accept the humiliation you have felt she told him, but you have shown no humility. the sporting legend turned coach and commentator has led a colorful life with vast earnings fueling of famously lavish my style and then paying for a famously expensive divorce. seldom far from the tabloid headlines. becca father, a daughter after a casual encounter with russian model and waitress angela irma cova and london restaurant in 1999. by his own evidence, child maintenance payments, and disastrous financial mismanagement, contributed to bankruptcy. in june 2017, the court found that becca kept spending and use

john hall report. new video appears to show russia's flagship cruiser the 43 year old moskva or moscow. shortly before she sank in the black sea on april the 14th, but what actually happened to the aged moskva? this image offers clues in clear distress and listing heavily portside. the mosque appears to be burning internally with smoke billowing from port holes. there are signs of huls damage. life rafts are missing. the helicopter doors are opened while a rescue ship alongside sprays. water jets. ukraine claims it fired land based neptune missiles that struck the cruiser off the coast of odessa. russia says only that there was a fire on board and that she sank in choppy waters while on the tow back to port. yet the waters here a. com, and the moskva is not on the tow. and perhaps most importantly, the fire be broken, not just the head of it, the defense missiles and just behind its surface itself is miss l. so if at some point after the imagery was taken, either of those systems ignited that would hav

there was john hall reporting live from central london. many thanks. indeed, jona francis presidential hopefuls holding their final rallies ahead of sunday's vote. president emanuel macross has been campaigning and sunday, a sub a north of paris. he's hoping to court voters who went overwhelmingly to the left in the 1st round. as far right challenger, marine la penn is set, told a rally in northern france. opinion polls favor mccrory, but suggest that it could be a tight race. this jose mendosa movies easy, the french will mobilize to and michael's 1st term, which has been devastating for them. they understood well last night during the presidential debate any recent days that at the 2nd term would be even worse as a possible 2nd term for emmanuel macklin will be a social disaster. he will no longer have any limits and he will go to the end of his logic on our, from our series. natasha butler, who's in our us, where marilla, penn is wholly her final rally ahead of sunday's vote. bring the pena out and about sir in northern france as a sele

that was daryl hall and john oates. doing even though i was having success with it, when you balance it out, are they going to do? they're going to push to the other side. geoff: rca rused to put out one of your solo album so you licked it to music journalists -- so you leaked it to music journalists. >> they said it was so crazy. it was really a groundbreaking album. that was not rich girl jr.. geoff: how do you write songs that are timeless and enduring? what is your process? >> it comes in many different ways. sometimes it will be a drum groove. sometimes it will be a cord progression. sometimes it will be just a phrase that runs in my head. any combination of that can make a saw. i do not really have a formula. geoff: did you know so many of your hits would be hits when you wrote them? >> no. i never think -- i don't think of songs as i'm going to write a hit. occasionally i will think this could be a hit but you never know. sometimes a song i think is going to be a hit is not a hit. geoff: to what do you attribute

and newly released video is providing some clues, as john hall now reports. new video appears to show russia's flagship cruiser the 43 year old moskva or moscow. shortly before she sank in the black sea on april, the 14th. but what actually happened to the aged mosque voir? this image offers clues in clear distress and listing heavily portside. the mosque appears to be burning internally with smoke billowing from portholes. there are signs of whole damage. life rafts are missing. the helicopter doors are opened while a rescue ship alongside sprays. water jets. ukraine claims it fire land based neptune missiles that struck the cruiser off the coast of odessa. russia says only that there was a fire on board and that she sank in choppy waters while on the tow back to port. yet the waters here a come and the moskva is not on the tow. and perhaps most importantly, the fire be broken out just ahead of it, their defense missiles and just behind its surface itself is miss also, if at some point after the imagery was taken, either of those systems ignited that would h

john hall was at the court. hearing in london, boris becker arrived at court for sentencing, wearing a tie in the wimbledon colors. he won the championship 3 times among 6 grand slam titles in a tennis courier that had earned him more than $50000000.00. now bankrupt and convicted on charges of concealing his assets from investigators. becca, would listeners judged deborah taylor sentenced him to 2 and a half years in prison. he must serve half of it before becoming eligible for release. i accept the humiliation you have felt she told him. but you have shown no humility. the sporting legend turned coach and commentator has led a colorful life with vast earnings fueling a famously lavish lifestyle and then paying for a famously expensive divorce. seldom far from the tabloid headlines. becca fathered a daughter after a casual encounter with russian model and waitress angela irma cova and london restaurant in 1999. by his own evidence, child maintenance payments, and disastrous financial mismanagement, contributed to bankruptcy. in june 2017, the court found that becca kept spending and

let's go straight away to john hall, who's standing by for us in london, jr. what are we expecting this afternoon? as you said in a couple of hours time this afternoon, barbara johnson will stand up in the house of commons and address m fees for the 1st time about the fine that he received during easter recess. lower one of a number of fines handed out to senior figures including the treasury secretary richie sooner he got one as well until recently thought to be the man most likely to succeed boris johnson. fines of course, handed out by the metropolitan police in the context of their ongoing investigation into a series of alleged rule breaches. parties that took place in downing street during periods of coven locked out at mister johnson, according to spokesman, is expected to offer, quote, a full throated apology. he will say that people were entitled to expect that they deserved better from their leaders. the people who made these rules, would it be enough for his critics? well, that seems unlikely. we believe the apology will form just a few lines in a mu

let's go live that a london i was there was john hall is outside parliament. judah, johnson has a big majority in parliament. i mean, how likely is that he's going to be end up investigated by parliament 5, likely as it's looking at the revenue in about 40 minutes so. so that labor party motion will come before the house calling for upon them, entry investigation to where the bar is. johnson lied to be deliberately misled. that when he said in december that no rules had been broken in respect to these alleged parties that had gone on in downing street during periods of covert lockdown. remember, he has received a fine for attending one of those parties. his own birthday party. in fact, in 2020, in the cabinet office, it's possible he could receive up to 3 more as part of the ongoing investigation. now it looks extremely likely that that motion will pass, potentially. we wait to see but potentially without even a vote unopposed on a node as is the parliamentary terminology. and that's because dramatically earlier on in the day, the government lifted its own amendment that it had only p

steve hall, major john spencer, thank you. >>> and straight ahead this hour, president zelenskyy warns the outcome of the war on ukraine could depend on how much help it country is getting from the u.s. specifically. we'll tell you what he's asking for after the break. >>> plus, david gilmore of pink floyd will join us live. hear how what's happening in ukraine inspired legendary rock band to record new music for the first time in 28 years. some of that song right there. >>> in russia, a schoolteacher secretly recorded making anti-war comments could now face ten years in prison. riving. pack at your pace. store your things until l you're ready. then we deliver to your r new home - acroross town or across the country. pods, your personal moving andnd storage team. doris, did i tell you i got our car from cararvana? i found the perfect car in no time. i thought online meant no one to help me but susan from carvana, she had all the answers. it waso easy. [laughs] we'll dre you happy at carvana. (cto) ♪ i want the world. ♪ ♪ i want e whole world. ♪ (ceo) ♪ i want today. ♪ ♪ i want tomorrow

johns, abc7 news. ama: a crowd gathered in san jose city hall tonight to rally for the man who was shot by an officer lastkend. keyon green was -- kaun green was just wrestled -- had just, excuse me, green had just wrestled a firearm from a gunman inside the la victoria taqueria. commands were given to drop the gun but he didn't. the group is calling on police to release the officer's bodycam video. green was hospitalized and is expected to recover from his injuries. dan: for the first time, russia says ukraine attacked a fuel depot inside russian territory. video shows a fire at a facility just 20 miles from the border. ukraine has not confirmed or denying its involvement. meantime, ukrainian forces claim to have pushed russian forces out of towns and villages across the country. and despite constant shelling some russian troops have moved back from kyiv and a nearby airport. in the besieged city of mariupol, some residents were able to escape but many remain, trapped with little food, water, or electricity. meantime, in the bay area retch gee resettlement agencies are bracing for the arrival of ukrainia

hall. it was hard to hear john kirby be so emotional. we're watching minute by minute, praying that they can get out of that factory in mariupol. and anderson, i know where you are in kyiv, there were also air strikes yesterday, and that was when the head of the united nations was just finishing up there. what have you learned since then? >> i talked to the mayor of kyiv who said that was essentially a middle finger, his words, or his phrase both to the secretary general and obviously to the international community. what one person was killed in that air strike, six others were wounded. the russian ministry of defense claimed responsibility for striking a facility in kyiv it says made plane parts and missiles, and in a move to help ukraine's defense. kyiv officials are urging people to not drive their cars because of a fuel shortage in order to reserve the gas for a military. matt rivers is here with me in kyiv. that air strike initially said there were five missiles and ten people were injured. now they know one person was killed. >> we

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if he's done some in john, we have to make sure they all stay seated. it's just different. but on the hall, yeah, you can hear the music isn't loud with dick gunther, larry, but after a couple bottles of jen, people start to get into the spirit anyway. if you did a stack of it on for those youngsters, do you think that the bible come back? i'm convinced of it. it's just a matter of time. yeah. but how soon? hopefully next year already. but it's impossible to say that at some stage it'll go back to what it was before. thank you of that's enough. one tip at the end of my trip ish, gill offers night sled twice a week. the slope is regrouped after the day of skiing, so that you can enjoy the mountain air and down hill fun even if you don't ski from here, it's 7 kilometers downhill. i'm excited. ah, ah, ah ah, ah. mm. as you can see it so much fun. i could see lots of beaming faces with with this is really fast. sometimes it's too fast. but it's so much with you can have a lot of fun here in school, especially those travelers who want to get moving in winter in the snow on the slopes on the to

johns, abc7news. liz: a crowd gathered at san jose city hall to rally for the man shot by a san jose officer last weekend. greene had just wrestled the gun from a suspect inside a taqueria. the police arrived seeing him holding the gun and he was asked to drop it. he did not. he is hospitalized and expected to recover. san francisco police investigating a deadly shooting in the bayview district yesterday afternoon of 3rd street and paulu avenue. a man was suffering gunshot wounds. he was transported to the hospital where he later died. investigators marked several bullet casings on 3rd street. a second victim, a 29-year-old man, was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. no arrests have been made. now to the war in ukraine. for the first time russia says ukraine attacked a few will depot inside russian territory -- fuel depot inside russian territory 20 miles from the border. ukraine is not confirming or denying. ukrainian forces claimed to have pushed russian forces out of towns and villages across the country. despite the constant shelling some russian troops have moved back from kyiv. i

steve hall is a former cia chief of russia operations. and johnto ukraine. steve, let me start with you. of course the russians don't like the continued military support of ukraine. but what is this note mean, what is the potency of this threat and should the u.s. do anything differently? >> well, victor, the russians are sticklers for protocol and for things like reciprocity and diplomatic notes. they use those to register and signal their concerns and thur comment is correct, they're none too pleased that united states and allies are sending significant amounts of military hardware to ukraine which is making russia's attacks much more difficult and much more complex. so primarily this is a formality that sends a message to the u.s. government and of course to anybody else listening that this is of concern. now of course, they've also left open some questions. so what does it mean that this could be unpredictable. what are we talking about and they want to leave that open so as to keep the allies guessing and keep american policymakers wonder how

referred to the war as genocide, are called a john to start the evidence of mary the difference it was last week. the more evidence is coming out of literally the hall of the russians have done in ukraine, and we can only learn more and more about the devastation and what the lawyers decide is a nationally whether or not a qualifies that a she receives our human. rob mcbride as in western ukraine with reaction to biden's comments. i think it's been generally welcomed here by as a lensky and most people in ukraine as much as biden's remarks that putin was guilty of war crimes was also are welcomed for the americans, recognizing what sir the ukrainians here have long alleged and a but, and it has helped to fuel the debate about just the, the intriguing prospect longer term. does this mean that the u. s. intends to try to see a putin in the dark at the international court in the hague? for example, many people here clearly would dare welcome that. but in the us, for most people, i think in zalinski included is something of an academic question. at the moment the, the more immediate concern is just surviving this invasion. and that hasn't been helped by

joe hall was coming up, trying to calm, rising public anger. shoreline, because president appoints a new cabinet to tackle the worst economic crisis in decades. john is economy grows higher than expected, despite stiff coven 19 restrictions for the outlook is likely to be way down by continuing lock downs. at least 6 people have been killed in russian missile strikes in live if it's policy attacks on western and southern ukraine. 11 others were injured. russia has continued hitting ukrainian cities with missiles and rocket attacks, despite withdrawing ground forces from parts of the country. hold the i've done hamid has moved from live if. well we do have an update, some the mayor of levine, who said that actually they were for missile strikes, not 5 as earlier believe now one of them hit the car serviced, a facility that overlooks the railway tracks as sort of on the outskirts of really viva would say, and the 3 others actually were aimed at military targets. now a deputy of the mayor has just said in an interview here that actually he believes that those were a guided missiles that were initially set to target evangel francisco from gifts. that

hall. there appears to be an intensified conflict in this region. what does that tell you? >> it's kind of interesting, johntalking about -- yesterday we were talking about how long it is going to take the russian forces, which are repositioned back from kyiv, to belarus, to redeploy in this area. i think the thought was it would be quicker for ukrainians to move troops inside of ukraine from defending kyiv to this area where i think will be the new focus. the russians made it around quickly and are perhaps reinforcing. this will be the next epicenter. >> it is also where there has been a war going on since 2014. years. which is why i want to play for you what general mark milley, the number one u.s. military officer said yesterday about what he sees as the potential length of this conflict. listen. >> but i do think this is a very protracted conflict and at least measured in years. i don't know about decades but years for sure. this is a very extended conflict that russia has initiated, and i think nato, the united states, ukraine, and all the allies and partners that are supporting ukraine will be involve

failing me either, halle, i believe chelsea clinton is between secretary of state hillary clinton and vice president al gore. the service is about to begin, and we want to pause once it does. johnwant to get one last word in for you about the moment we are in right now. >> democracies are under assault around the world, and she gave her life to defending the values that shape all of us, and one thing to feel remarkable about today is she led an extraordinary life and did it in the service of the country she always believed to have the capacity to be extraordinary. >> the choir has finished and the organ is playing. you can said president biden having a couple laughs with former president obama and michelle obama. here to remember the life of a remarkable woman, and to grieve her passing and also to celebrate her legacy in all that she had done. it's worth underscoring when you look out into the crowd, you see some extremely prominent, high-powered successful women. susan rice, condoleezza rice, hillary clinton, and the list goes on. those paths were paved in large part by madeleine albright. >>> in order to make real the declaration of independence. a document that has changed

halls fool you. there is deep, sieething anger n this hospital, at the country that launched this unprovoked war on ukraine. john and brianna, there is a good reason why the authorities here in ukraine do not want to identify the hospital, nor the location where it is. 85 good reasons. according to the united nations, there have been no less than 85 strikes on health facilities in this country since russia invaded ukraine on february 24th. that's more than one attack a day on hospitals and clinics that the u.n. says has killed at least 72 people. we know just in the last couple of days, for example, the aid organization doctors without borders says that three hospitals in the southern ukrainian city of mykolaiv have been attacked, in just two days. and doctors without border team witnessed attacks on two of those hospitals. there even appears to be footage of the attack with explosions hitting parked ambulances there. there is a reason here that people are so worried and that is because the evidence suggests the russian armed forces are deliberately targeting hospitals that doctors, nurses and patients who are t

. >> john: the other thing about the building that our bureaus are housed in, it's known as the hall of the states because there are so many state governments represented here as well. every day i walked by the office of the attorney general of the great state of california. so, maybe there is something to that. >> gillian: on your best behavior when you do that. >> john: tip toe past the office. nation's defiance summed up in a blunt message from ukrainian forces to russian invaders. listen here. [speaking foreign language] >> john: the ship involved in that particular incident already sunk. ukrainian forces now claiming that a missile strike heavily damaged the russian flagship that was overseeing that fleet. will it help turn the tide for ukraine or will the next wave of putin's assault be too much to take? retired four star general jack keane on deck with that next. >> gillian: soaring inflation is sending the president's poll numbers to freefall. may sink the entire party when it comes to midterms. that's next. 100% of your home's value and get up to $60,000 or more. we called a

john, thanks for that forecast forces are we do have an accident down here in the south bay. >> san jose northbound want to want to east broke halload again. i'm not seeing any major delays. that's the good news. you can see all the other highways that are jason here. 82 8.80, moving along pretty nicely at this hour. let's check on the bay bridge meter lights on right now. 12 minute drive bays to that fremont street exit. so traffic is stalled out there just to type it. 13 minutes for you traveling across towards the peninsula. let's get to some of our highways like 24 traveling down to 5.80, from walnut creek, a little under 13 minutes. it's really good drive time for you. there. crockett down towards the maze are building in the richness and popple area. so about 23 minutes for you as you're traveling there. southbound 6.80, doubling down to fremont a little under 17 minutes and look at 8.80 this morning starting to see just a slight delay as you're traveling to hayward. pretty much what you made to fremont traffic is moving nicely. darya. james, back to you. thanks. ran the 6 20 and in national news the u.s. is sending more re

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