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it altogether, what they sent it's actually a land caliber, a land-based iskander-k, what is an iskander k? iskander-k is a caliber, that is, an air-ballistic missile that can be intercepted not only by petrorio or semt, but in fact by all means of air defense that we have in the medium range, nasams, irst, even the buk air defense system, and so on. ah, same with the shahed, so maybe it was an attempt to detect the location of our ms when they start locking on that target, but on the other hand, the iskanderk is a pretty expensive missile compared to, say, even ten shaheds, and it would be much more rational, more rational, to use a certain number of groups of shaheds, send them in the direction of kyiv, detect the radar and after that... adjust your plans for the capital, i wanted to ask, what can really change in communication with the news about the possibility of using western weapons for strikes on the sovereign territory of the russian federation, i understand that it is still with restrictions, it is just about the border areas, but how much can it really change the situation, at least with th

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medicine and sometimes usb sticks loaded with k“p0p sometimes usb sticks loaded with k—pop videos. sometimes usb sticks loaded with k—pop videos . and finally, krmed today that it's been hacked and the data taken could include customers partial payment information. some 560 million people worldwide are reportedly affected in the hack. it's being suggested the group, called shiny hunters, wants £400,000 or threatening to sell those details on the dark web . for the details on the dark web. for the latest stories you can sign up to gb news alerts. there's a qr code there on your screen for you, or you can go to our website, gb news. common alerts. >> thank you sam. welcome to mark dolan . tonight, a major new mark dolan. tonight, a major new round between king charles and his brother prince andrew has erupted. also, could princess catherine be making an appearance at the king's birthday celebrations in two weeks time? we'll get the latest from the queen of us royal reporting kinsey schofield . reporting kinsey schofield. plus, in the last word, all of the election latest with our top fleet street insider, including a possible pensioner betrayal

medicine and sometimes usb sticks loaded with k“p0p sometimes usb sticks loaded with k—pop videos. sometimes usb sticks loaded with k—pop videos . and finally, ks. and finally, before we hand back to mark tonight, we've heard that media mogul rupert murdoch has married for the fifth time at the age of 93, tying the knot with retired russian molecular biologist elena zhukova at his california vineyard. these wedding photos you can see here if you're watching on television , show mr watching on television, show mr murdoch in his black suit with a yellow tie , beaming alongside yellow tie, beaming alongside his new 7067 year old wife. it comes after his brief engagement to anne leslie smith ended just a year ago, while his global media empire began in the 1950s and includes the sun , the wall and includes the sun, the wall street journal and, of course, fox news . that's the latest from fox news. that's the latest from the newsroom for now . i'll be the newsroom for now. i'll be back with another update for you at 10:00. until then, do sign up to gb news alerts. you can scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. common alerts . to gb news.

k k wall. >> all right. >> check out k wall today in the city. nice job guys. thanks for coming in. thank you. thank you, hopefully some good weather because these guys are playing outdoors and it's going to be beautiful right? >> yes i love it i love it yes. make sure you have your sunblock. stay hydrated. but the temperature going to be quite nice in san francisco today giving you a live look there at the golden gate bridge. fog along the coastline just inside the bay, kind of drifting around and not expected to last too long. we will be partly cloudy at the coastline today, but the rest of us with the sunshine. let's talk about the excessive heat watch that begins tuesday morning will go until friday night. we are looking at days of heat and we do have a very extensive look as we take a closer look. we've got the north bay, the entire east bay. in the past, the east bay shore has escaped that advisory, meaning you are also going to be quite warm, san francisco and the coast, the only area not involved here, the peninsula, as well as the santa clara valley. also, with that advisory, something you are going to want to gear up for because again, it's going to last for a few days. here's a view of the system that will help to keep our temperatures near average for many today, our inland cities will be a bit toasty a few degrees warmer than yesterday. but once this moves through behind it, the high pressure that is parked off the coastline, well off the coastline, is going to strengthen our direction, and then it's going to remain status quo for a few days. those numbers coming here momentarily. here's a look at what's happening right now. 56 degrees in san francisco, 66 in walnut creek, low 60s in san jose, a beautiful one already out the gate this morning, very similar to where we were yesterday in most areas. and our temperatures for today only coming up by a few degrees. san francisco going to 7387 in napa, mid 90s for concord, upper 80s san jose. if you're going to lake tahoe for the weekend. gorgeous weather already in the 50s this morning at south lake tahoe into the afternoon. temperatures will range in the 70s. upper 70s for today, only slightly warmer for tomorrow. monday. low 80s there. lake tahoe also going to be a bit toasty for the 4th of july week. if you're going to be spending your time there, maybe check it out before you head up, giving you a look here at the extended forecast. this is the hot weather we are looking at temperatures ranging in the 100 seconds for our inland cities right now. thursday 4th of july looks to be just a few degrees cooler, but still very warm for most. >> frank, i see that 108 106. you weren't kidding, boy. it's a hot week. thank you rosemary. coming up, some national recognition for a unique new bar in san francisco. national media pays tribute to a new bar's way of bringing the community together. that story is coming up, and don't forget to cast your vote. and our question of the day are you considering buying a new car? and if you do, are you going electric hybrid sticking to gas? undecided. and right now gasoline cars are winning in a big way. you can vote with that qr code top right of your screen or go to ktvu.com/vote, and we'll have more numbers thr ghout san francisco to attend the annual ceremony that officially marks the beginning of pride weekend in the city. three, two. one. there you go. market street was transformed into a giant rainbow flag with a simple flip of a switch last night. it was a spectacular laser light show that beamed the pride flag from the embarcadero all the way to twin peaks, four miles away, and this year's ceremony marked a milestone in the fight for gay rights, too. >> we have 20 lasers tonight in honor of 20 years of same sex marriage, same sex marriage in san francisco. >> at ceremonies celebrating the world's largest pride flag also included plenty of music, dancing, market street, and a lot of reveling in. happening today, the city of san francisco is hosting a 4th of july parade for the first time in nearly 50 years that will get underway at noontime on the great highway between judah and noriega streets, which is already closed to cars on weekends. organizers are inviting the public to take part in the parade, which will be followed by a big holiday picnic. san francisco's last independence day parade was held in golden gate park, and you got to go back to 1976. also happening today, hundreds of people are now lacing up their sneakers for a special holiday event in downtown san jose. runners and walkers of all ages are taking part in the morning stars and strides run. it's a family friendly five kppetit magazine has named mother bar in the mission district as one of the 11 best new bars in the united states. its website calls itself a place where all queer people are welcome. bon appetit magazine praised the bar for its relatively minimal interior, a custom built photo booth, and for being one of only a dozen lesbian bars remaining in the united states, and a locally owned spirit store is awaiting its biggest day yet. we're live from the benicia shop as it gets ready for a visit from golden state warriors star steph curry this morning and his many fans. it's all coming up. >> i'm not a legislator. i'm not a lawyer, i'm not able to go to school board meetings in, florida or texas, but i can pack boxes. >> also ahead, how a san francisco book store is taking action against book bans. that's al oming up ok y'all we got ten orders coming in.. big orders! starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant.. that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we wer

k-27 anti-submarine helicopter. here is an interception of his conversation with his curator. the k-27 is just the size of an army truck, but only a truck, at least steel frame, and kis aluminum. but the main interest of ukrainian military intelligence was our mig-301 fighters, which are capable of carrying dagger hypersonic missile systems. at 6:00 , many planes took off from belbek, the troops present there, for example, the planes at the airfield, well, the ships there have never interested anyone. nigi 31 were also converted into a dagger, well, that’s kind of the main thing that interested me, here’s the curator. for this agent, the ships of the black sea fleet were of great interest, the task became photograph ships carrying a caliber for shelling ukraine, either entering or leaving, sending him photographs, for these photographs i received four transfers in the amount of 20 to 26 thousand. this intelligence network included ordinary local residents and former ukrainian military personnel. civilian employees of former military units of the ukrainian armed forces. for example, a forty-three-year-old ex-military pilot of the ukrainian air force had to recruit n

into a drop zone, drop zone k, an actual drop zone, drop zone k, an actual drop zone, drop zone k, an and a half or so as i come round in waves. the a130s are coming round, six of them, dropping five or ten paratroopers each, and they are landing right in front of us and the ground, about 2000 behind me watching. us and the ground, about 2000 behind me watching-— the bbc will be following the d—day commemorations throughout the day. tonight at 8.30 on bbc one you can watch a special vigil, live from the bayeux war cemetery in normandy. more again tomorrow from bbc breakfast onwards. full coverage across the bbc, but from cell c for now, back to sally. a letter from a top civil servant has cast doubt on the conservatives' claims of tax rises under labour if it wins power. labour says rishi sunak�*s claim, that the party would increase taxes on every household by £2,000 overfour years is a desperate lie. the prime minister used the figure repeatedly in last night's televised debate, and claimed the costing came from treasury officials, but that is disputed by the most senior civil serva

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k. because as we know, the dpr k is also a heavily sanctioned country journalist asked the russian president about what he thought about that. and he said that the, the sanctions against the dpr k specifically are quite strange. they really hurt people who are struggling the most to feed their families and take care of them. and even compared it to the lennon grub blockade for which his own family had suffered. during world war 2, it was a good idea of what i said then that some of the sanctions that were imposed against the p r t. to put it mildly look very strange, and what leningrad experienced during the great patriotic war. everyone knows very well. this was a blockade when people were starved to death. what's going on in north korea now? is this you main, the sections that are introduced primarily for political reasons of course, still must correspond to the current level of human development to ukraine. conflict was also discussed. there's no getting around that. russian president vladimir putin spoke about the heart of offensive. the reason harker of offensive by russian forces saying that there's, there are no plans to actually take or make an approach on the regional capital park of the reason why russian troops needed to take territory in that region is because is to basically put the ukrainian artillery positions farther away from civilian targets in russian territory. the russian president also spoke about the russian nuclear, dr. and essentially, because there are heard talks in the russian government about potentially revising it right now. the russian nuclear dr. and only allows for the launching of nuclear weapons. in the event of this being ever talia tor or a nuclear strike, or in the event that the russian government's very existence is at stake and flat them are put and said that it seems like the west is trying to accomplish. just that when you've sued in the west is escalating the situation all the time. can you do? it seems like they are counting on us to get scared. at some point. they also say they want to achieve the strategic defeat of russia on the battlefield. what do you mean? what does this mean for russia? russia, this means the end of it state, which is what it means. this means the end of the 1000 year history of the russian state. i think this is clear to everyone a change, and then the question arises, because, why should we be afraid? wouldn't it be best to completely accomplish our goals? he also spoke about the fact that the russian president doesn't really see the lensky last thing much longer than the 2nd, then the 1st half of next year in office because of the fact that he has absolutely lost his legitimacy. since his presidential term has expired, a free and you're good as a decision from the constitutional court in 2015. what it is directly written that the president's term of office is 5 years. and that's all. it's just that the west doesn't want to change the lensky. now, the time is not right. it is obvious all the unpopular decisions, including lowering the conscription age will be blamed on him after that, they'll change it. so this political tar that vladimir prudent has been on in the dpr k in vietnam, had involved a lot of important negotiations. a lot of important documents were signed and this press conference essentially went through the outcomes of these historic events. and the main takeaways from what we can expect in the future as a result of these newly sealed agreements, it was, it was quick to criticize the mutual defense products with a rush. i find the d p. okay. us national security supposed to have done, could they also do the job both peeling young. i'm to run, as he reiterated the allegations. russia and its allies have repeatedly denied, argue, is that this agreement is also a sign of russia's desperation. i mean, they're reaching out to north korea from missiles read, say they, they are still getting put on one. they don't have a lot of friends in the world and they're trying to do everything they can to pull on the strings of the friends that they do. do have a lot of them. obviously it's commentary the and also know of crap to says the us itself is l

k. because as we know, the dpr k is also a heavily sanctioned country journalist asked the russian president about what he thought about that. and he said that the, the sanctions against the dpr k specifically are quite strange. they really hurt people who are struggling the most to feed their families and take care of them and even compared it to the leningrad blockade for which his own family had suffered during world war 2. i think it was a good idea and i said that some of the sanctions that were imposed against the p r t to put it mildly look very strange. and what leningrad experienced during the great patriotic war. everyone knows very well. this was a blockade when people were starved to death. what's going on in north korea now is this humane. the sanctions that are introduced primarily for political reasons, of course, still must correspond to the current level of human development. so this political char that vladimir potent has been on in the dpr k in vietnam, had involved a lot of important negotiations. a lot of important documents were signed and this press conference essentially went through the outcomes of these historic events. and the main takeaways from what we can expect in the future as a result of these newly sealed agreements, get to another of a headline stories. the e u has a non fits 1st sanctions against russia's liquefied natural gas sector. and it's 14 package of restrictions against mil, scope the measures sick to stem, the resale of russian l. n. g imports by other countries on while that could mean harming some economies in asia. the european block itself is made sure it can keep buying russian gas years to take of our to contributor rachel morrison. all right, so here we go again, more anti russian sections that are so powerful that it was 14 rounds ago. now that cleaners, so a promise to bring russia to its knees. and european leaders brag about how every one could play along with the straight at home by t

k. the charge of attempting to murder a baby baby k. the charge of attempting to murdera baby girl baby kebruary 2016. she is in court in courtroom number seven, and the former nurse denies this charge against her and the case will continue to be opened after lunch. new figures show the uk economy flatlined in april, with zero growth as the wet weather put off shoppers and slowed down construction. the latest data from the office for national statistics follow figures betweenjanuary and march, when the economy recorded its fastest growth in two years. here's our chief economics correspondent dharshini david. the wettest april in 12 years put the boot in many plans and activities. a trip to the beach was off the menu. hi, it's nice to meet you. so tell me about this place. in margate, laurie installs tooth gems which have soared in popularity. businesses like hers aim to make this a year—round destination, but the weather can be an issue. the rain does put people off, but we do get the people who come out and they go, oh, you know, never mind. we'lljust find something to do. the train stri

k. because as we know, the dpr k is also a heavily sanctioned country journalist asked the russian president about what he thought about that. and he said that the, the sanctions against the dpr k specifically are quite strange. they really hurt people who are struggling the most to feed their families and take care of them and even compared it to the lennon drug blockade for which his own family had suffered during world war to okay. what's a good idea of what i said then that some of the sanctions that were imposed against the p r t to put it mildly look very strange to and what leningrad experienced during the great patriotic for everyone knows very well. this was a blockade when people were starved to death. what's going on in north korea now is this humane and the sanctions that are introduced by merrily for political reasons . of course, externally still must correspond to the current level the human development, which is less political toward that vladimir potent has been on in the dpr k in vietnam, had involved a lot of important negotiations. a lot of important documents were signed and this press conference essentially went through the outcomes of these historic events. and the main takeaways from what we can expect in the future. as a result of these newly sealed agreements, 2 guys that were dozens of casualties have reported in the southern most city of rough up as really tanks and drones pushed deeper inter neighborhoods on where to sit. just behind me hear this video in the corner of our screen capture the moment on this really rocket hit a residential building there. know the dead and wounded. how being transferred to a hospital in neighboring con you this rescuers are searching for those. still trump, under the level local authority, say the total death total in the in place since october 7th has risen $1237400.00 people, most of them, children and women. well, we can take a look at the scale of destruction of the rough a here on the news. well, i again, and

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