or did you think it was justin? >> justin. >> but justin had another story to tell.milan, and insisted the fight with carrie was no big deal, but it was about something trivial. >> there were some burnt eggs. >> and she had left that day, slammed the door, called him stupid. >> yes. >> just insisted he never saw carrie again after that fight. and in the morning, tim said he dropped her at home, watched her go into the house, justin said that never happened. >> one guy tells us, i dropped her off here at 6:30 in the morning. and the other guy says, she never came in the door. we know there is a problem. >> a boyfriend who had a blowout with carrie, and an ex who gave her a shoulder to cry on. one of them was lying. but which one? >> coming up -- >> a caught on camera stunner. who is that using carrie's bank guard? >> you see him on video trying to get $400 out. >> when dateline continues. when dateline continues its revolutionary rollerball design delivers fast, powerful, long-lasting pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. kids, one year they want all dinosau

it was justin f. case, honorable justin f. case. just in case. >> did he believe it? >> yeah. a point, but then he threw it back at me after looking at it for about five minutes said, no, they'll just take it back. >> marshburn thought that wasn't exactly the reaction of an innocent man. now he was fully convinced nick holbert had killed kelli, but he needed to get holbert to reveal where he buried her body. >> how can i be his friend? and i had to do some things, say some crap that i just didn't believe, but i had to do it to play the part. >> marshburn bought holbert countless meals, beers, even hired him to do odd jobs, slowly becoming a bff, or maybe a more of a fren-enemy. but marshburn said he paid a high price as he practically abandoned his wife and young son. >> i didn't do any family stuff. if we were eating somewhere, and nick called and said i need cigarettes, i need some money, i would get up and do what i had to do and come back. >> were you obsessed? >> when i have somebody i'm hunting down i don't stop until i get them. >> isn't that obsessed? >> i don't know.

justin finch, abc news, washington. dan a.: still ahead, the russian government now commenting about the u.s.'s offer to swap prisoners. the details and the warning from president putin's spokesman. ama: first, a tribute for the great nba player bill russell. many called a legend on and off many called a legend on and off the court. loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ dan a.: a tribute to basketball legend, an oakland icon bill russell is planned for tonight as part of first friday's festival. russell passed away last weekend at the age of 88. before he was a champion with the boston celtics, he was a standout high school player at west oakland. tonight's tribute will take place at 22nd and telegraph avenue. ama: now to the latest, wnba star brittney griner. russian foreign minister told reporters today that the kremlin is "ready to discuss this topic

i'm justine waldman in for pam moore tonight. now police say the suspect has been taken into custody and the firearm used has been recovered from four-staters. sackey has details on what happened at madison park academy today. >> this has been a tough couple of days for oakland. we had multiple shootings over the weekend and now gun violence is impacting our schools where a 13 year-old was shot. now, i can't imagine what the students or those parents of the school are feeling right now. but this is exactly where it happened. it happened at james madison middle school where that 13 year-old was shot by another student around one 30 this afternoon as recess was wrapping up. it's also important to know that the high school madison park academy is right next door open. police say they quickly responded, recovered the gun and arrested the suspect who is apparently the same age. we heard earlier from the chief. let's take a listen. sadly. >> gun violence is impacting our schools as well. you have heard from me over the last several wee

justin: the adaptive skateboarding world is been growing a lot.fference, amputee skaters, wheelchair skaters, deaf, blind, visually impaired. christopher: where do you think you are five years from now? justin: five years from now, hopefully getting beat by new kids, you know, because like if new kids don't come up, then this was a gimmick. but if new kids come up and start beating us and start, like, you know, putting their foot in the skate parknd start, like taking us out of the rankings, then it's an adaptive sport. it's always been if you're like, if you are a skater, you are part of his, but now if you're a skater, we don't care about anything. as long as you're on a skateboard, you're a part of our club. christopher: for pbs news weekend, i am chris to for booker. ♪ lisa: online right now, the to reasons why housing costs are so high in america. all that and more is on our website, pbs.org/newshour. an update, the u.s. senate has begun its first vote on democrats's health care and climate bill, which is expected to get the 50 votes needed t

justin campbell kron. 4 news. justin, i know there you may not have this answer, but i'm curious if they think they know why the shooting may have happened. is there any? >> was he in uniform? did the person mistaken from some for somebody else. was he targeted because he's an officer. do we have any idea on a motive here? yeah. i was going through my emails right before this live shot. looking for more information that maybe they have sent out at this time. we don't know if he was in uniform. all. >> chp is saying is that this was a san jose police officer in his personal vehicle. that was hit at least once by gunfire. that's all we have right now. >> justin, thank you for that live report for us this evening. other news now a mateo assisted living facility is the center of controversy right now. police say a 93 year-old resident died. >> after she drank dishwashing liquid at the adria park senior living facility. yeah, this is starting make national news now. a trio says 2 other residents were also taken to the

justin. >> yeah, that's right. justine. people have been leaving flowers here at the gate all day while ntsb investigators have started their investigation into how 2 planes collided in mid air killing 3 people and a dog. >> the wreckage of this single engine cessna lies on the side of a runway in watsonville. the faa says the single engine cessna along with a twin engine cessna we're trying to land thursday afternoon when they collided. the final moments captured on the radio got i was on. >> final approach. somebody else was on pace final. down the >> we'll be here all day today. gathering factual evidence, ntsb aviation safety investigator, fabian salazar says experts will piece together what led to the fatal collision. we're going to look into the man machine and the environment as we continue with this investigation. weather is absolutely going to be something that we will look into on surveillance video. you can see the planes preparing to land at the airport. seconds later, it appears to plummet to the ground as witn

justin, you are. they're all day yesterday and the news got worse when we heard that 3rd person died. yeah, that's right. grant. the ntsb today had a press conference earlier and they said they will be looking at conducting interviews with witnesses. they will also see if speed was a factor and they will also see what the weather was like. but that investigation could take up to a year. >> but we have new audio just moments before the crash. take a listen to what you hear from another pilot. >> we've got work on. final approach. somebody else on final. went down in the >> now what you're looking at is surveillance video. you can see one of the planes preparing to land at the airport. seconds later, it appears to plummet to the ground as witnesses look on another angle captures the aftermath of the second plane hitting the ground. a fiery explosion and plume of thick black smoke. all 3 people killed including a dog in this mid air collision. the airport director said earlier today that this watsonville

justin finch, abc news, washington. kumasi: investigators are looking for the person who opened fire on a south bay freeway. an off-duty san jose police officers for -- police officer's personal vehicle was hit in san jose just before 2:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon. california highway patrol says the officer heard a pop, pulled over, and that is when he noticed a bullet hole in his front passenger door. sky 7 shows the aftermath as part of the freeway with shut down so officers could look for evidence. some drivers who got stuck in the backup started to create their own detours. >> people were turning around and going up the on-ramp, making u-turns on the free way. soft trucks trying to get ash saw -- saw trucks trying to get up the hillside, who people were kind of losing their minds a little bit. liz: investigators are expected to reveal more information today about the poisoning death of an elderly woman in san mateo. 93-year-old trudy maxwell died after she was served dishwashing liquid on sunday at atria senior livi

justin has been sober a year now. justin, congratulations to you. it's a hard road.ve you a lot of credit. it's not easy. give us a sense of what happened to you and how you, you know -- your life intersected with fentanyl. >> i'm not exactly sure the first time i used it because it was being laced in everything these days. it's so easily accessible to get. i can just go to gas stations and get it very easily. started coming to a point in my life that was hit -- i hit my lowest point and started using it daily. >> martha: you said there were times when you would get basically drug pushers would give it to you for free. they'd put it in your pocket because they wanted you to get hooked and come back. >> oh, yeah. there's a specific time i went to the gas station. somebody approached me wanting me to buy it. i told them i didn't want it. the guy went back out to his car and got a bag filled with about ten pills many it and stuck it in my pocket. >> martha: what do you think when you see the candy-colored bags full of fentanyl? what is the risk to children from that? >>

run-first justin campbell live for us pacific grove with the latest. justin. it can just like that shark attack that you mentioned that happened at the end of june. >> thankfully, pacific grove police tell us that this shark attack that happened this morning. no one was injured. i want to walk you through exactly what happened. take a look at your screen at the pictures that you're seeing at the police. tell us that a local guy actually went out this morning with his dog and roughly 150 yards off the coast of lovers point when he saw a shark and that shark then swim underneath his board, then turned around, came back, beat the front of the board. you can see those teeth marks that happened on that shark attack. but that shark hit so hard. it abruptly not the man and his dog into the water. they were actually able to get back on the board and paddle to shore safely. now authorities have shut down the beach for 48 hours. they are going to try to see if there are any shark spotting says they will have people in the water on boats looking to see what is out there.

ken and justine. back to you guys. all right, justin, thank you for that want to give you a little explainer on how these kinds things can happen. >> at a small airport, so watsonville airport does not have a control tower. you heard in that audio transmission that one of the pilots mention seat half that is common traffic advisory frequency and that is the frequency that all the aircraft, the pilots in that area no is assigned to that particular airport so they can talk to each other because there is no control tower. so at watsonville airport, this is runway to 0 right here. the runway number is the actual compass headings of runway. so to 0 degrees little bit south southwest in direction. the crash happened in this area at the approach end of runway to 0. what we know based on the radio traffic that we've been listening to is that single engine plane, the one 72 one, 52 rather was traveling on what's called the downwind leg of runway left traffic. one way to 0 gets to what's calleds base where it's going to turn her

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justin? >>> happening today, another batch of monkeypox vaccines are expected to reach san francisco. the state expects to get about 72,000 more doses, as we take a live look from san francisco general this morning, where people will begin lining. the city of san francisco says it needs about 70,000 shots itself to get a handle on the outbreak. there's currently 305 confirmed cases in the city, compared to 786 across the state. the increase in case count calls some concern that the dore alley festival over the weekend would be a superspreader event. health officials and organizers say instead of stigmatizing the event they used edit to educati people about monkeypox. booths were set up at the entrance teaching people about the virus and vaccination. most fair-goers said they have no concerns, some said they are limiting physical contact with strangers. >> we decided to avoid indoor venues last night at some of the parties. we're both getting vaccinated as soon as the vaccines become available

justin? > >> happening today, you will gea chance to weigh in on a controvl sand quarry project if you live in santa clara county. our john ramos has more on the battle over it being built on what somr sacred tribal land. >> reporter: so who has a greatr claim to the land? a mining company that bought and paid for for legal title, or a native tribe whose ancestors lived and worshiped here before they were forcibly removed from their hom. these hills just off 101 south f gilroy contain a large deposit of high quality sand from a prehistoric lake bed. a company called sergeant ranch bought the the land to extract the material to extract the material for construction projects in the south bay. >> unique sand source to supplyu know a critical need. and that s identified. that would cause you you know, the minimal amount of disruption possible. >> reporter: managing partner hd justice says it would benefit the area to have a local quarry rather than shipping sand in frm canada as it is now. but en

thankfully, they've got justin trudeau on the scene.is going to deal with canada's biggest problem, and to rectify it, trico announced that canada will invest $100 million in a "historic action plan, letter to so foul lgbtq i plus community." >> since day one, our government has been committed to protecting the rights of -- and additional sexuality and gender diversity. >> remember when liberals used to say "we don't care about your sex life! >> it was about -- on the basis of who they sleep with! we also know the justin trudeau -- the acronym lgbtq+ gave him trouble before. the giver else on planet ea earth -- >> lgbtq+ kids, their rights. >> [laughs] >> you can imagine him practicing in the mirror, but no one tells him what the letter stands for, because nobody knows, and the acronym, if you don't know it, you are a bigot, because you are getting $100 million for some reason, even though he can't identify them and nobody knows what a team spirit is, but shut up! how much of that country from the truckers -- does he see? well tonight,

justin: new year, new school, new safety concerns just days after the return to campus, this graphic video from tuesday captures the moment a female student punters another girl repeatedly in the head. the school and school district are both aware of the video. it is still almost too much to handle when she watches it back. how do you feel when you see this? >> i do not think i have words for how i feel. just the thought of it every night. i cry myself to sleep. justin: the student responsible was suspended for two days and the other girl suffered a concussion. another threat was made against the daughter. >> i got a call from one of the school administrators that they heard something was supposed to happen at lunchtime. it did not happen because she had so many adult eyes on her. justin: the school district told us the administration has put in additional safety measures and has a properly addressed all students. staff sent out a note to parents addressing this and several other incidents. it said "we need your help by having a conversation at home with your children about safety. t

justin trido. uh, almost 4 million canadian dollars. this is almost 3 million us dollars will be provided to ukraine, we are talking about additional allocation of an additional amount. moreover, uh, the money will go to the canadian ukrainian project for the development of the police of the kiev regime. this includes the money needed to purchase the necessary equipment to improve the quality of police response to sexual offenses, as well as psychological support for police officers, but the remaining money of 950,000 canadian dollars will be used for technical advice and support. the ministry of defense of ukraine, in other words, the main amount will not go to military purposes at all, and now we are talking about, from the side of all western countries, that it is necessary to support ukraine because russia cannot be allowed to win. and now canada seems to allocate money with one hand, finds it at home, and on the other hand. well, it's highly doubtful. let's be honest, let's say the goals for which, as stated, they should go. these

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justin, good morning. >> reporter: mona, good morning. the justice department opposing those calls to unseal the affidavit supporting its search of former president trump's mar-a-lago home. the department here holding off because it's called a grand jury and witnesses focus on the probe. focused on the mishandling of those federal documents. in federal court filing justice department prosecutors are fighting for the seal to remain on the affidavit used in the fbi search of former president trump's florida estate. the department revealing it's aiming to protect witnesses in what it's calling an ongoing investigation that implicates national security and indicating a grand jury is involved. >> they certainly don't want to put former president trump or anyone close to him on what notice of what they're looking for. >> reporter: the former president also posting on social media that fbi agents also took his passports in their search. the agency telling abc it's returned those passports. the spotlight turns to whether or not national security

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justin? >>> what do you get with a retired salesman and a retired nuclear physicist? well, yif you live in a certain pleasanton retirement home you get the fix-it guys. andria borba has this amazing story. >> reporter: the first rule of the wood shop at stone ridge creek retirement is clean up your sawdust. >> we're about a third of the way through this project. >> reporter: of the 79,201 residents of pleasanton, only two are known as the fix-it guys, 80-year-old rick levesque and 95-year-old phil wire. when rick and his wife kathy moved in after a 40-year career in nuclear physics at lawrence livermore national laboratory, he needed a hobby, and fast. >> after twiddling my thumbs for a few weeks, i said i got to do something. i'm going nuts. >> reporter: after building a desk and a model wooden ship, rick found himself in the wood shop five hours a day seven days a week just to get off the sofa. he and phil carved out a niche as the fix-it guys for the residents of stone ridge creek. >> it's

justin, what are students saying tonight? yeah, ken and pam. this rape happened in broad daylight yesterday afternoon on campus in students in coming that we spoke to say they are now taking precautions. >> since i heard about that, i've been walking around pepper spray, incoming freshman student trying to protect herself after stanford sent out an alert tuesday afternoon that a woman near wilbur hole >> was grabbed, taken to a restroom and rate. i feel kind of concerned. megan, jerry, another incoming freshman, studying engineering, pull this why she is concerned. daschle as a female coming on campus. and i think wilbur's one of the freshman dorms, the other student now carrying pepper spray who didn't want to be identified. can't believe it happened at stanford. it being like a suburb. it's like known to be like a safe and secure environment. but like after hearing that, that just like not the case, stanford says the perpetrator was 6 feet tall, thin build brown eyes and a faded beard. the victim also stated she has seen the person on campus

justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> thank you, justin.hows the state is saying a big jump in hate crimes. a new annual report saying the number has increased 36% between 2020 2021. during the height of the pandemic, there were more than 1100 hate crimes crimes against asian americans. that was the biggest increase, but they anti-black category represented nearly half of all racially motivated crimes. although the term hate crime is commonly used to describe a wide variety of incidents in the criminal context, the bias motivation has to be a big the department of justice says that in order for a criminal act to meet the legal definition of hate crime, it has to include these >> there must be a criminal act. the crime less be biased, motivated. that bias comes from the offender. and the victim does not have to possess the characteristics behind the offender's bias. >> the list of legally protected categories include color, race, religion, according to federal law, not all bias motivated acts are reportable as hate crime. authorities remind

andrew. >> justin, thank you. to read more of the justice analysis, head to abcnews.com or the abc news app. >>> the other big story this morning is the weather. extreme heat impacting people on both the east and the west coast. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: this morning, dangerous heat tightening its grip on tens of millions of americans. >> excessive heat warnings up for much of california. watches, as well. record highs possible, and this is going to last through the holiday weekend. >> reporter: los angeles bracing for its worst heat wave of the year with an excessive heat watch issued this morning, temperatures in parts of the state expected to hit 115 degrees. officials now on alert for brush fires. >> we're just going to keep everybody safe as possible and making sure that any fires we do catch, we catch them small. >> reporter: across the country in philadelphia the hot and humid weather is forcing 100 schools to close early again today as they did yesterday with temperatures hitting the mid-90s.

did you put that question to military analyst and justin crump, he ceo of the strategic advisory firm, civil line in the u. k. yeah, they situation is still confused as battlefields tend to be. but it certainly looked like a much more significant defensive operations. but then we can say, it does seem to fall in line with what the president wanted. and of course, there was a, as we discussed before in the program, a timeline view grain of wanting to achieve something in kirsten before any referendum could be held by ross, which is plan september. so, ukraine's had this, this deadline of doing something in, in the region by september. so it does seem to all fall in line with that. and certainly the scale of what we're seeing is much larger than the ukraine, i think, is all the see, make great use of the western weapon donations subject to the high mars. and the m l r. s. rocket systems to disrupt the russians we've. we've seen that going on, intensified in the region over the last few days. they've also been husbanding a certain amount of the equipment they've been donated in limited a

justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, as justin just mentioned, the mckinney fire is officially the largest fire in the state of california. so far this season. and in a fire season that has really picked up lately. a little bit of good news for the bay area is a lot of that smoke from the mckinney fire has worked its way to the north and east of fpus. so rather than settling right here locally, we are seeing some conditions that are still holding up fairly well as far as air quality is concerned, of course, with only 10% containment, the mckinney fire still very much so in a pan battle, uphill battle for these fire crews, oak fire. on the other hand, burning south of yosemite national park. some good news coming out of that one. more containment. and we do have portions of yosemite national park opening back up as well after some closures earlier this season. now you remember yesterday we had a few showers sitting offshore that work their way on up into the north bay appoints little bit later on yesterday morning this morning, seeing none of that skies are pretty clear out there. a

abc's justin finch is here with more now. justin, good morning. >> reporter: rhiannon, good morning. and that is right. ukraine's president zelenskyy is vowing to take back those russian-held areas in the south and the white house is closely watching that ongoing cross fire between russia and ukraine in the area of that zaporizhzhia power plant. new satellite images showing a bird's-eye view of some of the damage at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant now under russian control, the site has been a flash point of fighting between ukrainian and russian forces, both blaming each other. the pentagon asserting most of the shelling is coming from russians. watching from washington, the white house is calling for a preemptive powering down of the site's nuclear reactors and for demilitarizing the area calling that the safest and less risky option. that call coming as inspectors from the international atomic energy agency prepare to assess the situation at zaporizhzhia, europe's largest nuclear power plant. a ukrainian doctor tellin

this time has military analyst justin chrome speaking to us earlier. well, the united states government is urging a complete shut down of this apparition nuclear plant and has renewed calls for a demilitarized zone around the site. fighting in the area has escalated, raising concerns about a nuclear disaster. he team of experts from the international atomic energy agency are now headed for the plant and are expected to carry out inspections in the coming days. rushing back, officials say radiation levels are still normal, but people living in the area have been preparing for the worst. the situation at the separation nuclear power plot has set alarm bells ringing across europe and around the world. now the u. n's nuclear watchdog has dispatched a team of experts to the site led by agency chief rafael grossi. they're set to assess any damage to the plant and inspected security and safety systems when they arrive later this week. in cave, some residence. welcome to the visit. at the mercy, i think this is very good news. we certainly don't need another d

this time that was military analyst and justin prom. let's go to iraq now where deadly clash is in the capital. baghdad have left at least 15 people, dad. the violence follows an announcement by powerful shade. clara looked hot outside or that he would quit politics, which prompted his supporters to storm a government palace. attentions are soaring amid a political crisis that has left a rock without a government since elections last october. ah, supporters of finance, shia cleric mcdonough and sunday reach, but gods heavily fortified green zone. in india, whom do ministries and embassies the soon over and the government palace? aetna, i thought i'd let out on a revolution is selina rocky. was it it's not southwest. no, this isn't a rocky revolution. would any out of the iraq it should be returned to its people with any of the i r y. yeah. come on. how i let what's your plan? oh my, our demands are to the south parliament and to hold the corrupt to account and we say to saddler, we will sacrifice for you victory's house one muscle enoug

we are so it was just one of the latest to played support. canadian prime minister justin trudeau was also among them. when the russian regime blames sanctions for the food crisis around the world. they're engaging in dis, information. we need to continue fighting russian dis, information. that's why canada will create a dedicated team to help increase our capacity to monitor and detect russian and other state sponsored different dis information. the international community also has to engage actively in the long term reconstruction of ukraine. rearing in mind the size of the challenge, we need to accelerate the work that we started to lou randall in support of this process like capacity as president of the g 7. and together with the european commission, i will host an international high level expert conference for reconstruction and dawn and october. we will never recognize the illegal annexation of crimea and save us to poll by the russian federation. we are deeply concerned about the human rights violations in the crimean peninsula. the disappearances, the torture. the killings, th

justin campbell kron, 4 news. all right, justin, thanks a lot. in national news tonight, the 700 billion dollar inflation reduction act. >> passes in the senate today to break began early yesterday. continued well into this afternoon. the bill includes close to 400 billion dollars towards reducing climate change, which is the largest effort ever. it also caps out of pocket drug costs for seniors and medicaid to $2000 a year and it extends expiring subsidies. the package also keeps the president's pledge to not raise taxes on those earning less than $400,000 a year. democrats say this bill will reduce budget deficits by more. then 300 billion dollars. house speaker nancy pelosi releasing a statement about the bill's passage in the senate today saying in part, quote, today is a victory for america's families for our planet. the house will return and move swiftly to send this bill to the president's desk. probably building a healthier, cleaner, fairer future for all americans. turning now to our wildfire coverage tonight, firefighters are finally ge

justin campbell kron 4 news. justin, thank you.an jose police are looking for the people responsible for shooting and killing a man and injuring another man. >> this happened on an barger road early sunday morning when officers arrived on the scene, they say they found one man was dead and the other went to a hospital apparently by himself. police are now investigating the motive and possible suspects. >> detectives like i said, there's still talking to witnesses putting together some of the evidence as soon as we have information to will certainly put that out. >> this is san jose's 24th homicides so far this year, less than 3 hours after that shooting. san jose police also responded to a car fire and say they found a male body inside the burning vehicle. it took place in the area. bernard and promote avenues. police say the 2 incidents are not related. it is not clear what the cause of that man's death is. anyone who has any information is asked to call san jose police happening tomorrow. san francisco school board members are ex

justin campbell reporting live for us tonight. >> thank you, justin. meanwhile, in the east bay fire station for is back open in walnut creek station closed in 2013 due to financial issues. but with service restored there, the contra costa county fire protection district will now be able to provide not only fire protection, but also emergency medical services to the area. the reopening of the station has been in the works for a couple years. it is the last step in getting the district backed to where it was before 2013. >> restoring fire station for us is one of our last and restoring this level of service across the fire district. it marks that we are not only back to where we used to be, but over and above where we used to be. >> moving forward, the fire protection district has long-term plans to replace this station with a new building. now to the divorce that just won't happen. jimmy g is staying with the forty-niners see is with the team yet again for his upcoming season. it was widely assumed last season will be jimmy garoppolo's final season wit

abc's justin finch has all the details this morning. justin, good morning. >> reporter: rhiannon, good morning. americans paying more for prescription drugs compared to anyone else in the world and by a lot. this new bill hopes to ease some of that financial strain. this morning, the major spending bill that passed the senate is being called a rare defeat for the pharmaceutical industry. for the first time ever, medicare will negotiate drug prices, but not until 2026. and the drugs will have to be on the market for several years to qualify for negotiation. democrats wanted to cap the cost of insulin at $35. for private insurers. but they cited the strict budget rules and declared that bill not related to the budget. the provision then failed to get 60 votes, that news a major disappointment for many diabetes patients struggling with the price of insulin that's more than tripled in the last two decades. >> all the supplies that you need in addition to that. the diabetic tests strip. without insurance each strip is $1. if you're managing

justin rowlatt, thank you, our climate _ future. attack yesterday on a railway station and residential area in the east of the country. emergency teams have called off their search for any more survivors in chaplyne. our correspondent, hugo bachega, is in kyiv now. hugo. it's the deadliest attack on civilians in weeks. ukraine says russian missiles struck a residential area at a train station in a small town in the east of the country and these images show the aftermath of the attack. the victims include two boys aged six and 11. ukraine's foreign minister described as terrorism and the us secretary of state said the attack fits a pattern of atrocities in his words. but russia has claimed a missile hit a military facility at the train station, killing 200 ukrainian soldiers. now, this attack happened yesterday as ukraine marked independence day. the country was on high alert amid fears russia could launch attacks and that is what happened in some parts of the country. reports of russian shelling in kharkiv in the east, also in the t

kron four's justin campbell is live in san jose. justin, what can you tell us? and vicki and grant? >> a san jose police telling us that this happened at roughly one. 45 right before 2 o'clock and officer, his personal vehicle struck by at least one bullet. and we'll have our photographer, rudi garcia show you exactly where this took place. if you look in the far by that interchange sign, that is exactly where police were investigating that this shooting will roll some video from the scene. what it looked like earlier. you can see that they shot down one 0, one north as they were investigating exactly what happened. chp along with san jose police >> shortly there after they then did reopen the freeway at this time. right now, chp does not have a description on the vehicle. once we get that information will be sure to pass it along to you. but thankfully, san jose police telling us that their officer was not injured at what it was a very scary moment, as you can see for what happened in it. shut down traffic. but now it is back open. and as soon as we get a description to pass along

justine. it's a good one. yeah.on will be sworn in later on this year. she spent almost 25 years with the vacaville fire department. >> serving as a fire, pfizer firefighter and then advancing to engineer. >> the only girl 5 years, then i became the first engineer and i'm the first captain. so there is i guess it's it's not really a new thing for me. >> love it. the current captain will be retiring in november and that's when simpson will step into her new role that she's certainly ready for. and now to some football tonight, the forty-niners will be in houston for their final preseason game. the starters are supposed to play about half of the game against the texans. all eyes will be on the new starting quarterback trey lance kickoff is set for tonight at 5.15, in houston. and our sports team is all over it and they're all over this to kron. 4 is the bay area's home for the raiders. you can watch tomorrow night's game right here on kron. 4. our pre-game coverage starts at 4. going to be good. seaquest kron, 4 news

justin? > >> and there's a fierce debate r student debt. we break down the white house's plan affecting millions of americans. > >> there's a lot of i vents goig on this weekend here in the bay area. we'll talk about your weather forecast for all of them them coming up in just a little bit. > >> and if you are up early gettg ready to head out the door, we've already got a hotspot in the south bay. 101. brake lights lights here, work aroundings coming up plus a live look at the conditions at the bay bridge. > >> but first a look at this mors top stories for you. a gilroy council member is facing a lawsuit after a deadly shooting at a halloween party at her home. the "mercury news" reportl member rebeca armendariz is facing a wrongful death suit by the family of a 19-year-old who died as a result of this party.y are seeking $15 million in damas along with hospital and funeral expenses. armendariz is accused of helping her son and nephew plan this halloween party failing to keep everyone safe. e

a kron four's justin campbell. there he is. he's been at the scene. justin, what are they doing there? still watching for hotspots? >> fire crews are gone now. but here's what i want to show you. one of the neighbors said that they used a garden hose like this to try to protect their property, but it wasn't enough. if you look this way, you can see there's a treadmill that burn. we're just now getting these new images. this homeowner is letting us in our backyard will have photographer hear this way. here's what i want to show you. this fire started on the other side by the freeway. but if you come back out this way, this was a newly to share it all the way destroyed in this fire. a little bit more on this show with the fire department is telling us it started on the side of don't know what caused it and it jumped over the neighbor's fence is causing all this damage to the backyards. they did what they can. take a listen to what the fire department. >> so far we've seen there's damage to their offense in the back to some sheds and tools and regular pa

norah. >> justin michaels, thanks. >>> back at home. 47,000 students in ohio's largest school districtarning first day of school because their teachers are walking the picket line, thousands of columbus teachers out an strike. elise preston. >> whose kids? >> our kids! >> reporter: as negotiations between the school board and teachers union continue, drivers in columbus cheered on picketers striking for a third day. >> what do we want? >> contract. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> now. >> reporter: school district is online only after nearly 4,500 member teachers union rejected the school board's latest offer. >> our children are our priority. we will do what we need to do to ensure there's a resolution in their best interests. >> reporter: union wants smaller classes, says teachers are working in dilapidated schools, water pipes leak, lead paint peels from walls and air conditioning and heat nonexistent. >> we will continue fighting until we have safe, properly maintained and fully resourced schools in every neighborhood. >> reporter: walkout on heels of new report found weekly teach

justin, are fans feeling pretty optimistic about the season? a lot. they are so excited. they are now starting to roll out the game isn't over yet. but what they've seen from the quarterback today. >> they like it. we're here now. we're right. he is a fan since the 80's since that joe montana days. so talk to me. what do you his performance today, trey lance? it looks good. i'm really happy with what i saw. he had a really, really nice deep ball down the left side and it was on the money and for a score couldn't be happier with the way he looked. >> and offensive while a good game sometime back there. good things. good things ahead for us this year. i'm very excited. you think is future of the franchise? absolutely. there's no question they would have spent kind of capital that they did getting him. they invested in him. he's he's the right for the job. i love the kid. he studies hard. he's always in and he's played with it. he's a leader with the with the team. he looks good out there. so i could be happy with his performance tonight. absolutely. we're going to talk to y

justin campbell kron, 4 news. thank you, justin. san francisco's retail theft epidemic continues. >> with yet another viral video of somebody helping themselves to whatever they can get their hands on. the robbery happened at about 10 o'clock sunday morning at the walgreens store on geary and taylor. the man who filmed the video tells kron 4 that he's fed up with the ongoing incidents of retail theft here in the city. and that the state's laws need to change. so that offenders like this are held accountable. >> this whole not do anything. let the bad guys do whatever they want. it's not working. it doesn't work. and we've seen it time and time again. >> in a statement, walgreens says that the safety of their customers and team members is a top priority. the company has closed 11 of its san francisco location since last year, but did not say whether those closures were due to retail thefts or because of the downturn in business tomorrow, san francisco school board members are expected to discuss whether or not to reprimand commission

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mark: prime minister justin trudeau says that canada is potentially willing to ease regulatory hurdles for building infrastructure to export liquefied natural gas to germany but only if it makes sense to do so. the german chancellor is on a three-day trip to canada. here is the prime minister during a news conference. >> canada will position itself to be the key supplier of energy to the in a net zero economy. that means investments in hydrogen. more investments in critical minerals so that we can be a reliable partner on that. mark: the chancellor and prime minister were expected to sign a deal to provide clean nitrogen to germany. president biden spoke with european leaders looking to revive a european deal with iran . the united states is considering a response to the position from tehran on the latest proposal. the u.s. reportedly wants to calm fears of israel through a possible deal and the u.s. set that they agree with israel, iran can never acquire a nuclear weapon. the united states and south korea have begun their biggest joint military exercise in five years after taking a br

i'm justine waltman. and while the warriors fans were all gathered at the chase center for an nba playoff game against the celtics, a woman there showing support for abortion rights says that she was tackled by security and then unlawfully injected with us a date of here's video from that game from june 13th. and you can see security. they're dragging away. 42 year-old kareem mcknight. she says that happened because she and a friend walked down to the main floor with a banner protesting the overturning of roe v wade mcknight says her friend was allowed to go, but that police held her down, choked and handcuffed her. she claims that a police officer threatened to have her injected with us. a date of. but that a paramedic been made that injection while she was strapped to a gurney. mcknight has now filed a civil rights lawsuit against the city of san francisco, as well as the police and fire departments. >> because you don't know what they just injected us. i've never no one really probably never had that e