like. >> that they can make grand was the diver who found kylie in the lake. he work with a group of volunteer divers from oregon at the time said to think about, especially because, you know, was a year ago today that. >> she went from her, but defended a lot better if all come was different. and she actually. >> he says it's rewarding to be able to aid law enforcement and now to also train them in search and rescue techniques. but he says what's most gratifying is helping give closure to families. my condolences. >> go out to you each and every day. sorry for your loss. that's that's a huge loss and that nobody should have to go through this ever. >> still texture and talk and just generally and area. should never be forgotten. well, always. have a place people's hearts. >> that was rowena shaddox reporting for us tonight. the mayor antioch says young adults with troubled turning their lives around after working for the city through the mayor's apprenticeship program. >> and now he's hoping to extend the program to the police department, which has been strug

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fox 13 reporter kylie jones is live in tampa which could take a direct hit. kylie, good evening. >> reporter: trace, good evening to you, too, and the clock is ticking for people to get supplies, and the supply is running low in a lot of places. people waited in line for hours today just to get sandbags. all of that happening while mandatory evacuations are already in place for parts of the county. take a look at this video from one of tampa's main sandbagging sites this afternoon. another site in tampa was forced to close early after running out of supplies. residents braved the lines for hours though saying they weren't taking any chances this time. the rush also left people trying their luck at multiple gas stations around tampa. some saying they were already out of gas by this afternoon. and that the store's shelves of water already sitting bear. a lot of people in the bay area are getting ready, though, to ride out the storm. >> so this line has literally taken me two hours. i've been waiting for two hours. it's been hot, as you know so not very fun. >>

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cnn's kylie atwood is in washington with the latest on this.t they are beginning to hear rumblings of vladimir putin being keenly interested in a u.s. election. kylie, one might say again. >> reporter: that's right. we know president putin watches u.s. elections incredibly closely and u.s. officials are concerned that he's potentially watching them even more closely this go round, potentially factoring the 2024 presidential elections into his approach to the ukraine war, as you said, you know, banking on the possibility that if president biden loses and a republican takes over office, particularly president trump, that u.s. support for ukraine would be lessened and of course that would benefit putin. now, there isn't actually an intelligence assessment on president putin's mindset here but u.s. officials just believe that this is highly likely. european officials also believe it is highly likely. one source for the another told natasha bertrand putin knows trump will help him and so do the ukrainians and our european partners. so that's why eve

cnn's kylie atwood joins me now from the state department.eased this video now, given it was shot three or four months ago? >> no, and that's the main question here, jim. state department spokesperson saying that they have no comment on the timing of this video. as you said, it was shot in may. that's according to his brother who spoke with cnn about the video at the time. but there's a few things that we should note. you know, first of all, this is rare, it's quite interesting to see him in prison, you know, going about what is presumably his daily life. it does reflect what we have been told is included in his daily life in russian prison. but the other thing is as you said, this comes from rt, which is russian state media. this is propaganda video. so it's all tied to the kremlin. we know that the kremlin has, of course, you know, direct control over rt, direct control over the russian prison itself, and interestingly, david whelan, who is paul whelan's brother, told cnn that after this video was shot and paul whelan, you know, declined to

jenner hollywood hills at the home of kyliejenner and it hollywood hills at the home of kylie jennerems hollywood hills at the home of kyliejenner and it seems that megan and tori lay—ins got into an argument about his musical abilities, she says he then told her to dance and that is when she was shot in the foot —— tory lanez. now, he has maintained his innocence throughout, his lawyer argued there was a botched investigation, the prosecutions as all of the evidence pointed to his guilt. and what we have just had our two long days during the sentencing phase of the trial, unusually long days for this phase of a trial, that is because they have been a large number of people who wanted to speak out in his defence. thejudge received dozens of letters speaking up for tory lanez in terms of character witnesses. for tory lanez in terms of characterwitnesses. he for tory lanez in terms of character witnesses. he spoke to the court and i will quote you a few of the things that he said, he called megan someone is silkairforward said, he called megan someone is silkair forward deeply to this

although the price for his club has gone up by summer, evenings at kylie says he's not the one making a profit which ever government is impala. tied out. the high cost of rice is not directly related to the current situation. so put more to the availability of fertilizer, as well as the diesel to run the pumps, the irrigation r plantation important to us wherever you look the streets of the once bustling town empty tray, it has stopped to every small harbour where no goods. the coming in the situation is getting worse every day. if you're watching dw, and you see as a reminder of our top story, emergency crews in johannesburg say they expect to find more victims in a multi story building that court file overnight. at least 74 people on the dead and 1000 small were injured in the black witness say as many as 200 people may have been in the building, which was rented out illegally that's it from me and the news team for now. i love an update for you at the top of the all, but don't go away their advantage. it has dw news agent for you coming up next off to a short guy. that was me on th

although the price for his crop has gone up by summer evenings that kylie says he's not the one making a profit which ever government is in power. and the high cost of rice is not directly related to the current situation, but more to the availability of fertilizer, as well as diesel to run the pumps, the irrigation r plantation important to wherever you look the streets of the once bustling town are empty tray it has stopped to every small harbor where no goods are coming in, the situation is getting worse every day. i to this all of us president donald trump, us pleaded not guilty in the georgia election full case. this means he has waved his rights to appear in court next week, where he would have had the charges formerly read trumpets 18. all those have been to off with trying to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election in the southeast and the state of georgia. e. so ended in the state capital of atlanta last week and became the 1st form of us president fiction. and a police mug shot from one is develop and i cannot talk to the w as in l dm allowed in washington. jan

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and unfortunately, kylie, the chase is over. now, you did your job. how are you feeling? >> it's a little hot in here. i'm glad i still have this. okay. >> the chaser has taken down yet another team. and remember, they're the only way to win is to outrun your competition and never look back. see you next time on the chase. >> valiant effort. yes, she did great. >> she really did. >> yeah. worthy of ladies night. yes. >> kim kimmel. scott lin-manuel miranda. later tonight on abc building a better bay area. >> moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc seven news. >> it's our top story tonight, the state of san francisco. so many problems. but tonight, are we beginning to see a brighter future? we are looking at it all tonight. good evening. i'm amanda. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. it's no secret we know the future of san francisco is threatened by many things. the work from home shift , struggling retail shopping and crime. but we're here to find the solutions to help build a better bay area and the city that we all care so much about. >> that's right.

cnn kylie atwood explains. >> reporter: american and european officials are concerned that presidentutin may be factoring the 2024 presidential elections into his ukraine war approach. essentially banking on the possibility that if president biden usss and trump or another republican candidate wins u.s. support for ukraine would diminish which would then, of course, benefit putin and now this is not a steadfast hard u.s. intelligence assessment on putin's mindset but u.s. officials do think that he is taking this into consideration and as one expert said, it's basically a potential light at the end of the tunnel for putin that would drive down any possibility of a near-term resolution to this war. now, obviously we know that the likelihood of a near-term resolution is quite low now but could incentivize putin folks are concerned in the u.s. and europe to drag on the war through november of next year. kylie atwood, cnn, washington. >>> former pakistani prime minister imran khan is facing three years in prison after being convicted on corruption charges and was arrested saturday after

kylie atwood joins us from the state of department. so year that long time.a lot more need to be worked out. >> we know they have been focused on this for years now, and in an accelerated way in the last few months, to see if they can get a deal. but the "wall street journal" saying today that the broad contours have been agreed to. the white house is saying that that mischaracterizes where they are at. we're also hearing from israel's national security adviser today saying that any sort of agreement here isn't expected before the end of the year. so what that tells us is these efforts are just, you know, still in intense efforting phases right now. we should also note that president biden sat down with a "new york times" journalist earlier this summer, and he said he is considering some sort of mutual security path between the u.s. and saudi arabia that would include potentially the normal normalization, but what u.s. officials want to be clear is that the palestinians are not left behind. what those concessions would look like is one of the remain questions

kylie, what more are you learning?thdrawn, imprisoned in iran, have been released on house arrest. that's from the national security council response per adrienne watson, calling this an we know the identify of three of them. seemak has been detained since 2015. the other two were detained? separate -- since 2015. the other two detained in separate instances in 2018. it's been many years the families have been wanding their release. the other two americans as part of this release today, we don't know their identities. so that is something we will continue to watch for. the national security council saying they will continue to press, of course, for these americans to not only be released, but returned to the united states. according to a source who has been briefed on the negotiations between the u.s. and iran, there is still a ways to go here. there are a few weeks until the americans are expected to be back in the united states. they won't get into the details of exactly what is going to happen during that period of

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kylie atwood has more from the state department in washington. >> we welcome reports of their release. we have no greater priority for the safety and security of u.s. citizens overseas. >> reporter: after nearly two weeks, confirmation that the american nurse and her young daughter were released. >> they invited me to come to the school to do some nursing for some of the kids. >> reporter: she works with an aid group run by her husband. she and her young daughter were taken from the group's campus almost two weeks ago. as gang violence overtakes the country. they were kidnapped on the same day the u.s. ordered the evacuation of all nonessential personnel from the u.s. embassy in haiti and just this week u.s. diplomats still in the country were confined to the embassy grounds due to gunfire close by. the security situation in the country remains dire with over 1,000 kidnappings in the first half of this year. that is according to a u.n. report. kenya is slated to lead a multinational force to take on the gangs. but there is no time table for their arrival. >> next step for this process

cnn national security correspondent kylie atwood joins me. this is notable. seems to be this man believes he'll have an easier course in ukraine in biden is no longer president and trump is. >> that's exactly it. officials concerned he's factoring in the u.s. election, which we should note is more than a year from today, into his strategy on the battlefield in ukraine, essentially banking on the possibility that if joe biden doesn't win this election, there's a republican in office, of course potentially trump being one of those, considering he's the leading player in the primary right now, that u.s. support for ukraine is going to diminish, and that would of course benefit putin, essentially incentivizing him to drag out this war for longer. resources, of course, are a question. there isn't an intelligence assessment his mind on this, but this is what sources are saying. putin knows trump will help him, and so do the ukrainians and our european partners. so they really believe that he's going to try and drag this out to see what he can get from that election

kylie atwood joins us from the state department with more on this. what do we know about the call?call, the secretary of state told paul whelan to keep the faith saying the government is doing everything they can to bring him home as quickly as possible. he's been detained in many russia for more than four years now. it's significant he was able to get a call from the secretary of state in a prison camp in russia. we shouldn't down play the significance of that. this is according to a source familiar the second time the secretary has had a phone call with paul whelan. you can imagine it would be quite complicated to get these two on the phone together and david whelan, paul whelan's brother spoke with cnn about the call he was able to speak to his brother about the call who described it as long and frank and said this about the message this phone call to paul whelan sends. >> i think that secretary blinken has obviously sent a message and that message is for paul and our family that the u.s. government is continuing to advocate for paul and his release and also a message for the kr

cnn international security correspondent kylie atwood has more. >> reporter: tonight the white house held by iran are a step closer to freedom. freedom that, for the united states, will come at a price. >> my belief is this is the beginning of the end of their nightmare, and the nightmare their families have experienced. >> reporter: four americans broadband moved out of the the notorious prison, joining a fifth under house arrest. three of them have been held by iran for years. tonight, sources are telling cnn their full freedom is part of an elaborate multi-national effort involves billions of dollars, and a potential prisoner swap. among those plans, giving tehran easier access to $6 billion of iranian funds currently held in south korea. through the negotiation, there will still be strict limitations on how the money could be used. also, five iranian prisoners in the u.s. would be released as part of the deal. the biden administration still needs to finalize details in the coming weeks, leaving plenty of room for something to go wrong. >> all we know today is they're out under ho

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cnn's kylie atwood reveals how two nations with no armored diplomatic relations made this deal. >> five americans who have been imprisoned in iran are now under house arrest. a major step towards freedom. >> this man is --. he has been imprisoned in iran for years. the identity of the other two americans is unknown. the deal could make 6 billion dealers in iranian ones held in south korea more accessible to to ron while maintaining strict limitations on how those funds can be used. that's according to a source familiar with the negotiations. iran also said that five iranian prisoners in the u.s. would be released as part of the deal. the biden administration still needs to work out some elements of the agreement in the coming weeks. this leaves plenty of room for something to go wrong. >> all we know now today is that they are out under house arrest and what happens next is anyone's guess. >> national security council spokesperson called their moved to house arrest "an encouraging step that the biden administration will not rest till they are back in the u.s. calling ongoing negotiation

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kylie atwood is at the state department.re are we learning about weber and the others who were killed? >> reporter: andrew weber is one of three americans, as you said, who died in recent days in ukraine, two of them dying on july 29th, one dying, unfortunately, on july 31st. andrew weber according to his family is someone who loved traveling the world, he was a west point graduate, served in the u.s. military and he also had two daughters and his wife put out a statement when this news broke over the weekend, saying -- and i want to read that to you -- saying that his incredible compassion, friendship, spanning the globe and high whit did not allow him to turn a blind eye to human suffering. andrew would likely say his greatest adventure was the role of husband and father and we ask that you pray for his beloved wife and young children. now, his family has set up a gofundme to provide support to them during what is a very challenging time for them, and we should also note that there have been a number of americans who have

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cnn's kylie atwood helped break this new reporting.hat call from the secretary of state? >> reporter: well, listen, we just had a state department briefing here where the state department deputy spokesperson said the secretary was able to hear directly from paul about his condition. he wouldn't get into the details of what that condition actually is. but it's hugely significant that an american who is detained in a russian prison camp was able to speak on the phone with the secretary of state. of course we have been told according to a source familiar with that call this is the second time that they have had a conversation, but it comes at this pivotal moment when paul whelan has been wrongfully detained for more than four years and of course the u.s. continues to try to push for his release. we're told that the primary messages from the secretary of state were twofold. first of all, to keep the faith and also that the u.s. government is doing everything that they can to secure whelan's release. now, his brother, david whelan, was able

more now from cnn's kylie atwood at the state department. >> the white house confirming five americansn are a step closer to freedom. >> freedom that for the united states will come out of price. >> my belief is that this is the beginning of the end of their nightmare. and the nightmare that their families have experience. >> for us being moved out of iran's notorious prison and joining a fit under house arrest. three of them have been held by iran for years. sources tell cnn, their full freedom is part of an elaborate multi national effort involving billions of dollars and a potential prison swap. among those potential plans, giving tehran easier access to six billion dollars in iranian funds, currently held in south korea. a source familiar with the negotiations saying that would still be strict limitations on how that money could be used. for their part, he said five iranian presence in the u.s. would be released as part of the deal. the biden administration still needs to finalize some details in the coming weeks, leaving plenty of room for something to go wrong. >> all we know now

now, three years ago, reality star kylie jenner hosted a pool party in the hollywood hills.e stallion and canadian rapper tory lanez got into an argument over a previous sexual relationship. now that row intensified, at which point megan demanded that she be let out of the vehicle. tory lanez began shooting to the ground and said that she should dance. now, megan needed surgery to remove bullet fragments from her foot. tory lanez, seen here during the trial, always denied the shooting and even released an entire album to argue he was innocent. but he was found guilty in december last year and has now been sentenced to ten years in jail. his lawyer hit out at the length of the sentence. in this case, to get a ten year sentence is extreme and reallyjust another example of someone being punished for their celebrity status and someone being utilised to send an example. and he's not an example. he's a human being. this case was divisive in the hip—hop world. indeed, the sentencing hearing lasted two days as the judge said he had had 70 letters from friends and family in support o

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i want to go to kylie atwood who is covering the state department for us. it's really interesting.rom a number of american officials, including the secretary of state sort of warning in a way some foreboding that something like this might happen, kylie. >> reporter: that's exactly right. comments we've seen from top biden administration officials over the course of the last two months here really demonstrate that they were publicly willing to say that they believe that prigozhin still had a target on his back. that he could be killed by the kremlin because of this coup that he failed to carry out when he staged that march on moscow. and we should note that it came from administration officials across the board. president biden warned that prigozhin should be careful about the food that he was eating. cia director bill burns agreed with that assessment and said prigozhin shouldn't fire his food taster and said that putin is the, quote, apostle of paybacks saying he would be surprised if prigozhin were to escape further retaliation. the secretary of state antony blinken said that rus

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cnn national security correspondent kylie atwood looks at how that might influence putin's plans. >>als are concerned that president putin may be factoring the 2024 presidential elections into his ukraine war approach. essentially banking on the possibility that if president biden loses, and trump or another republican candidate wins, that u.s. support for ukraine would diminish, which would then of course benefit putin. and now this is not a steadfast hard u.s. intelligence assessment on putin's mindset but u.s. officials do think that he is taking this into consideration, and as one expert said, it is basically a potential light at the end of the tunnel for putin that would drive down any possibility of a near-term resolution to this war. now, obviously, we know that the likelihood of a near-term resolution is quite low now. but this could incentivize putin, folks are concerned in the u.s. and europe, to drag on the war, through november of next year. kylie atwood, cnn, washington. >>> let's stay focused on russia's war in ukraine, and the latest on an attack in the black sea. ukra

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