dr. siren has performed about 400 lim lengthening operations. he says, deciding who gets his surgery and who doesn't, could put him in a very difficult position. any of these people who come, they are looking for off balance and, you know, emotionally and hurt. and it's really difficult to single means they don't accept it personal as come or do it in an you say you are not the ideal candidate. right? and oh, they get very upset and annoyed climb fellow in front of me, bro. glass one fellow to february on me to day he's patient is a 36 year old south consulting from delhi. he wants to remain anonymous, so we'll call him, i'm it. hey dr. how you doing? good. know? you're ready for the 30. i'm going to the last bath and 2nd on with you back home? no doctor, i was saying. army is $160.00 centimeters total. about 17 st. makes is shorter than the average indian matt. he has a new job in the united states and he's convinced that to be respected. he needs to be taller. everyone around me is thought that like 5 and 6, there is something which always rem

she knows that there was something and then yeah, lim lengthening has happened. so she was asking me the other day and have you gained a few inches a lot. so i told her that, you know, i get to know one time walk. so today of course, when i'll go, you know, and i'll stand up and down the corridor for who is also turned a corner over today. i just wake up her breakfast and i do some cycling. ideally as much as you can, but i usually do 20 to 30 minutes. but then more exercise is always better if you can do it. while in the learning phase. i mean, most of the other patients you come to me and tell me, or if it's hard thing, is it normal build a couple patients? sure. who her competition? so what's the minds? so it's from the other. san brandt. i also come at marshall with these physiotherapist by his side. i'm. it is ready to get back on his face. okay. funny. have to have a good. mm. not a border with strength as you can tell what, which piece that was good. i'm telling you i'm and i was just praying that everything is normal. but vaughn, do you know walt, normall

she knows that there was something and then the lim lengthening has happened. so she was asking me the other day and have you gained a few inches a lot. so i told her that, you know, i get to know one time walk. so today of course, when i go, you know, and i stand up and down the corridor for who is also turned a corner over today. i just wake up her breakfast and i do some cycling. ideally as much as you can, but i usually do 20 to 30 minutes. but then more exercise is always better if you can do it. while in the learn 3 phase. i mean, most of the other patients you come to me and tell me or if it's hard thing, is it normal? there are a couple patients here who have complications. so what's the minds? so it's another something they also come by. so i, we, these physiotherapist by his side. i mean, he's ready to get that on his face. okay. so we have to have a good me, i guess you can't be traced. ah, that was great. i'm telling you and i was just saying that everything is normal when born to, you know, walk normally in my life and my family started planning an

dr. sar and has performed about 400 lim lengthening operations. he says, deciding who gets his surgery and who doesn't, can put him in a very difficult position. any of these people who come, they are little bit off balance and, you know, emotionally and hurt. and it's really difficult to single means they don't accept it personally has come more do it in an you say you are not the ideal candidate. right. and oh, they get very upset and annoyed climb fellow in front of me, bro. glass one fellow to be able to wait on me to day he's patient is a 36 year old south consultant from delhi. he wants to remain anonymous, so we'll call him armies. they doctors are ready for 30, i'm going on. there's a loss factor. our in 2nd with we can send you back home. no doctor, i was ami is $160.00 centimeters total. about 17 thing to make it shorter than the average indian man. he has a new job in the united states and he's convinced that to be respected. he needs to be for me, everyone on knees thought in a barely 5 and 6 there is something which always remains in

but i hope that lim will join us , i really want to talk to him live while lim is joining us, so nowanted to ask you and the tree of your vision. why are they with those referendums? they are pseudo. they are dragging it in their teeth, they promise, and now they have started, so to speak, to close this case very quickly yes, they refute themselves, you know, i think it’s just that they have well, for sure the final decisions are made by the fuer himself, yes, but on every question, they probably don’t just go to him and there, er, these subordinates of putin, both military and civilian terrorists, they have their own they are making some proposals there, let's do it, let's do it, let's do it, in principle , this is a circus, although i agree correctly , zelenskyi said that this is a red line, in fact, it is, in other words, giving away everything, how to say meanness. of the occupiers, but it just looks very, very shameful, it’s an attempt to imitate it, and here it will definitely be circuses if they arrange it, because even in the fully occupied crimea, where many people were vict

dion: in oakland, dion lim, abc 7 news. liz: the alameda police officers involved in the arrest that led to the death of mario gonzalez last year are not going to face criminal charges. district attorney nancy o'malley said after an independent investigation the evidence does not prove yonder a reasonable doubt that the officers broken a laws. gonzales lost consciousness after officers struggled to restrain him and pin him down to the ground face down. corner classified gonzales's death as a homicide. in d.c., a celebration for a history-making judge. pres. biden: i've been looking forward to for a while, to introducing the nest -- the next associate justice of the u.s. supreme court, judge ketanji brown jackson. liz: judge ketanji brown jackson will be the first black woman in u.s. history to serve on the supreme court. liz: it has -- >> it has taken 230 two years and 115 prior appointments for a black man to be selected to serve on the supreme court of the united states. [applause] but we have made it read -- made it. liz

dion: in oakland, dion lim, abc 7 news. liz: very sad.n washington, d.c., a celebration for a history making judge. pres. biden: i've been looking forward to for a while, to introduce you the next associate justice of the united states supreme court, the honorable ketanji brown jackson. liz: judge ketanji brown jackson will be the first black woman in u.s. history to serve on the supreme court. >> it has taken 232 years and 115 prior appointments for a black man to be selected to serve on the supreme court of the united states. [applause] but we have made it. liz: judge jackson will not be elevated to justice jackson until her mentor, stephen breyer, officially retires this summer. her confirmation means the court will have four women on the bench. for the first time, white men will will be in the minority. a nonprofit is in need of help. the courageous women association has been providing survivors of domestic violence with shelter and resources in order to escape their abusers. now the group is on the verge of losing its home. abc 7 new

despite calls for that confiscation job in tennis to our boris becker has been found. guilty of alyssa lim with in thousands of dollars from a bank account after he was declared bankrupt. london jury is convicted becker on 4 charges over his june 2017 bankruptcy, including failing to clear property and shares you could face up to 7 years in jail . the 6 time grand slam champion told the court, his millions of dollars and career earnings was swallowed up by an expensive divorce and lavish lifestyle. you're watching your news. his reminder of our main story at this hour least 50 people including 5 children, have been killed in russian airstrike on a train station in the eastern ukrainian city of crime. of course, thousands of civilians at the station were trying to evacuate. to say for areas european commission president was a funder lying, has visited a mass grave in which up on a trip to give or talks with president limits zalinski. they, you chief pledge to speed up ukraine's membership, bid you that's it for now, stephen beardsley is up next with all your business news. that's after a sh

then i've just got to live with the cost of the above with you guys. lim, yavari on a movie, elite one list scoop of ice cream than usual, but no, it's not gonna make a real difference tourism experts see that g to cove. 19 germans still prefer to vacation in their own country. one is understood, we're hoping for a stable season. we're motivated and looking forward. we can live with the regulations that are still in place because the pandemic isn't over yet. i only been the terrorism sector in this region is expecting around $10000000.00 guests this year. and that would be a nearly record breaking season to some sports is now and by him unit coach eulley another's man says he's received death threats from fans at the club, but knocked out of the champions league this weekend. the bavarian moved closer to the been to seek a title after beating in armenia. bill felt julian, novels men's bye and have only the bonus league. it's a focus on now. 3 points in bill of feldwood, edge them agonisingly close to attempt straight title. and speaking of close, not even armenia keeper, stephan ortega

keith or at a dead end. austria's chance they're called they hammer says he believes there is this lim, window of opportunity. they hammer met with both ukrainian president low to mid lensky and russian placement vladimir putin in recent days. in an interview. the hammer said both are in a war time state of mind, but both know that it has to end at some point. the big question will be, is a face saving end to this war for both sides still possible. talks between ukraine and russia appeared deadlock and for perspective on how to break that log jam. we spoke to andrew gilmore, who is a former, you an assistant secretary general for human rights and executive director of the burg hot foundation in berlin. thank you. i of course, went away live in hope that any offer will have a diplomatic solution. right now, i'm not terribly hopeful. we just heard from your excellent reporters, how the war is intensifying and it's clear. i think that there's a boot in. it's almost desperate to be able to present some victory on the emblematic day of the 9th of may. so right now i do not see much. i think

then i've just got to live with the cost of the above with you guys. lim yavari on a. maybe a lead one the scoop of ice cream than usual, but no, it's not gonna make a real difference tourism expert. see that g to cove 19 germans still prefer to vacation in their own country? well, we're hoping for a stable season. we're motivated and looking forward. we can live with the regulations that are still in place because the pandemic isn't over yet. by leaving the terrorism sector in this region is expecting around $10000000.00 guests this year, and that would be a nearly record breaking season. this is day, dublin years live from berlin. his reminder of our top story of this, our major ukrainian cities are under renewed attack from russian ass strikes. powerful explosion struck the western city of live this morning. the crating authorities say several people have been killed and more injured. the fisher up today to terry martin will have more world news at the top of the our up next here on the w documentary on the church of the full iep. several kind of good . i started ou

but you can close lim yavari on a maybe a lead one the scoop of ice cream than usual, but no, it's not gonna make a real difference tourism expert. see that g to covert 19 germans still prefer to vacation in their own country? williams understood, we're hoping for a stable season. we're motivated and looking forward. we can live with the regulations that are still in place because the pandemic isn't over yet by opening . the terrorism sector in this region is expecting around $10000000.00 guests this year. and that would be a nearly record breaking season. what she did up in yes, he is a reminder of our top story. ukrainian troops in the besieged port city of mario pole, have ignored a russian deadline to surrender. moscow has renewed attacks against the 2nd biggest city car keith and launched missiles at the capital key if that, that you're up to date coming up next is well, stories taking a closer look at the wall in ukraine. i'll see soon a by not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand. this is the day and in depth look at current news, events

i'm dion lim. you're watching abc # news at 11:00.loping news coming out of oakland where the c.h.p. investigating yet another shooting on the freeway. gunshots were heard j.r. stone spoke to a man who saw the whole thing unfold. >> the car that got hit had broken windows, multiple bullet holes. reporter: a witness describing this s.u.v. that they say was shot up in the west bound lane of interstate 580 near macarthur boulevard. jonah friedman saw the whole thing with his 5 and # year-old son the three on their way home from mini golf when friedman opened shooter on this vehicle from the backseat of another s.u.v. in the fast lane in front of him >> it looked like he had what looked like two semi-automatic weapons and just unloads on the s.u.v. two lanes over. i was on the fast lane and just completely unloads like several -- it seemed like an entire clip. i remember seeing shells hitting the ground. c.h.p. spent hours both on the highway and on the shoulder looking for evidence. as for the injuries, scaner traffic from both the fire

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in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news.ey, potentially big gains always come with greater risks. 7 on your side's michael finney is here with the basics in investing in cryptocurrency, which is so hard to understand. michael: very tough. and the thing is, you always know who invested here in the station, because when the price goes up, you hear about it. dan: that is true. michael: and then when it goes down nobody knows. this past september, bitcoin hit an all-time high of $68,000. and other cryptocurrency -- ethereum reached its record high of $4800. stories like that might motivate you to invest your money in cryptocurrency, but before you do, here is what you should consider. she watched from afar. stories of people getting rich, putting their money encrypted currency. last year, she decided it was time to do it. >> i had been reading about it -- blockchain, crypto, blah, blah, blah, it sounded like something i know nothing about, but people were making a lot of money. michael: in one years time laura has seen her inves

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in oakland, dion lim. shortly after that story first aired, live streaming on abc 7 at 4:00 yesterday, one of the pet owners contacted dion with good news. she had received the pet's medical records and email said that all requests for records and information will be answered and as for pet owners -- asked for pet owners to be patient. today is national adopt a shelter pet day. it is a day for finding forever homes for animals in shelters all across the country. yesterday abc 7 kumasi introduced us to shelter pets. >> many if not most shelters are inundated right now. and adoption frees up space for shelters to help more animals. j.r.: today humane society, silicon valley will hold a pupcella adoption events. muttville senior dog rescue in san francisco will kick off a month-long love promotional event with free senior dog adoptions for the month of may. lisa argen tracking the forecast and if it is anything like it was yesterday, then we are in for a treat. lisa: that is for sure, but it is not going to b

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dion: in oakland, dion lim..r.: shortly after that story first aired, live streaming on the pet owners contacted dion with good news. she heard from the office and received her pet's medical records and email said that all requests for records and information will be answered and asked for pet owners to be patient. today is national adopt a shelter pet day. it is a day for finding forever homes for animals in shelters all across the country. yesterday abc 7 kumasi talked with amanda mcnair, the animal care and your other friends of the animal shelter. she introduced us to a sweet 7-year-old pit bull named jazzy who would make a great family dog. she says adopting a shelter pet saves lives. >> many if not most shelters are absolutely inundated with animals right now. and adoption frees up space for shelters to help more animals. j.r.: today humane society, silicon valley will hold a muse kick off ang love promotiol event with free senior dog adoptions for the month of may. lisa argen tracking the forecast . if yo

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i'm dionne lim. you're watching abc 7 news at 11. right away. we start with that developing news coming out of sacramento the shooting that happened outside of a club early this morning on k and 10th street the heart of the downtown entertainment district. left at least six people dead and 12 others injured abc 7 news reporter. tim. johns has been following the story all day long and joins us live on the scene with the very latest tim. yeah, dion the shooting took place around 2 am and i could tell you nearly 24 hours later. it is still an active scene with a heavy police presence those officers, of course trying to figure out what exactly happened. terrifying moments early sunday morning on the streets of downtown sacramento this video showing the chaos that unfolded as several rounds of gunfire. hung out witnesses describe the scene. we're right there on that wall over there like just leaned up against the all and it had happened right down there across the street. and then we had just turned in the alley and then everybody was running against

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dion: and i'm dion lim.spoke with fire industry experts about what it means to have federal agents involved. a.t.f. investigators scow we aring the side of saturday's massive home depot fire. fire industry experts says bringing more sources and extra tools. >> i think it's a good smart move to call a.t.f., whoever you want when you is a fire this significant. >> retired menlo park chief district describes fire as aggressive and unusual for a big box store. anticipating agents will have to stabilize war, clear paths and more. preparation need for the long investigation ahead. >> sometimes it's a bucket at a time to be taken out of the building of soot and asha and debris to try to dig the point of origin and determined cause. how long does all that take? as long as it taken. >> it will be inundated working eight to 12 hours shifts. >> stan fernandez is an adjunct profess or for the fire technology program. he assures that the investigation will go far beyond the scene. >> they have to gather data. it comes fr

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train to so you i also try typical spanish appetizers, top us back to the beginning of my journey for lim airport. from here, a plane is going to take me straight to my orphan. make sure you're had some extra time for the 6 route to chicken berlin. i'm in a hurry right now. the flight is almost fully booked for berlin we had towards the mediterranean. after 2 and a half hours. we landed palmer, my york. hm. the island belongs to the belly arctic islands in 2019, before the pandemic around 40000000 international tourists visited the archipelago . my 1st stop is the see. it's a mild 17 degrees celsius, but unfortunately not as sunny as i'd hoped. tourism and my orca has a long tradition, especially for visitors from germany. they love mother because it's usually warmer here. the island is also easy to get to and relatively inexpensive. so let's take a quick look back how that lay your co become the favorite island of the germans. in the 1950s tourism on my orca was still a pleasure reserved for the elite. few people could even afford the price of the flight to the island that all changed wi

dion: and i'm dion lim. amanda spoke with fire industry experts about what it means to have federal agents involved. a.t.f. investigators scow we aring the side of saturday's massive home depot fire. fire industry experts says bringing more sources and extra tools. >> i think it's a good smart move to call a.t.f., whoever you want when you is a fire this significant. >> retired menlo park chief district describes fire as aggressive and unusual for a big box store. anticipating agents will have to stabilize war, clear pathsnd more. preparation need for the long investigation ahead. >> sometimes it's a bucket at a time to be taken out of the building of soot and asha and debris to try to dig the point of origin and determined cause. how long does all that take? as long as it taken. >> it will be inundated working eight to 12 hours shifts. >> stan fernandez is an adjunct profess or for the fire technology program. he assures that the investigation will go far beyond the scene. >> they have to gather data. it co

nationalist formation does not allow its citizens to evacuate and shoots in the back, does not worse, and limmethods of conducting an information war of the war in order to understand whether we can find a way to convey our position to the rest of the world if all traditional paths have been blocked for us, because it is clear that provocations continue. they are very dangerous already stated that there is increased readiness for chemical and nuclear attacks. what's this? on the nerves or something more incomprehensible, it is clear that the professionals of the information war now will not stand up for the price. kramatorsk, according to local authorities, claimed the lives of more than 50 people, among the victims there are children. trotro everything happened in the morning, when there were several hundred people at the station, people evacuating from the city, the rocket exploded in the air right above the building an hour later, with a small adviser to the head of the ukrainian presidential administration. alexei arrestovich. said the strike was carried out by a russian missile, such as

reporter: in oakland, dion lim, abc 7 news. ama: contender brown jackson is on track to be supreme court justice after two senate votes. the judiciary committee which is evenly split between democrats and republicans voted along party lines for a tie. the senate majority leader moved the nomination out of committee. it passed the full senate with 53 votes, including three republicans. schumer said despite opposition, jawi bthnext supreme court justice. >> judge jackson ultimately has enough support to get confirmed on a bipartisan basis and the senate is going to keep working until this nomination is complete. ama: republicans against moving forward with a nomination say jackson is wrong for the court based on her policy and philosophy. democrats hope to complete the nomination process by friday. the 1619 project documents the arrival of the first enslaved africans in the english colony of virginia more than 400 years ago. the first picture book for kids has been published. tomorrow one of the authors will be reading the book t

pavlo lim died tragically at the beginning of march in irpen while rescuing children, the victory will definitely be for ukraine, the border guards defending mariupol are sure of this recorded a video address to the day of the border guard, which is celebrated in ukraine today, the head of the state border service of ukraine, serhiy deyneko , published this video on facebook and wrote that his subordinates, together with other indomitable ukrainian military personnel, steadfastly defend the city, even when we are completely surrounded, we border guards of the donetsk border law are in the city of mariupol, providing defense the city of lviv on this day we would like to congratulate everyone involved with our professional holiday, we respect the border guard to everyone in the world god's grace and to assure that on our side victory will be ours glory to ukraine glory to the heroes this is all the news for this moment the live broadcast will continue my colleague oleksandr vasylchenko the information marathon continues with faith in victory we will rebuild taras we will win that you are

. >> i'm dion lim in for mona. >>> we begin with breaking news out of ukraine.he mayor of lviv saying they're assessing the damage after at least several missile strikes. at least six people have been killed. >> lviv has been a sanctuary for people fleeing mariupol. that's where abc's em nguyen begins our coverage. >> reporter: this sprawling steel plant is the final pocket of resistance in mariupol. the russian military says about 2,500 ukrainian fighters are still hold up inside the plant which spans four square miles and features a system of underground tunnels. the city's police chief says civilians are sheltering there. on sunday ukrainian forces defied russian demands to surrender the plant. the rest of mariupol is all but obliterated after weeks of russian bombings. officials say even though the city is under ukrainian control its residents are suffering unbearable conditions. >> they have no water, no food, no heat, no electricity. >> reporter: 100,000 civilians remain trapped in mariupol. [speaking foreign language] abc's james longman met this couple a

okay. labella membrane is where you can lim, gustafson is completed. so you know, could be in the vala you stadium with 15. she could lucy media, media kind of could be just kicking me at that garza fullness to be spiritual. if he were, he shot up luella musk willing in the garage, the chest to put a c, a c, just loosely move from the cello as it both keeble a diesel. which should be of sco garza, that which it does of okay. and you follow with getting involved in political games at the expense of the economy can turn out to be very costly. g of got carried away with positioning itself in world affairs, and neglected to invest even a cent to insure its energy security. it can be even more costly to play games with right wing nationalists under use jenko. right wing radicals were doing fine. naughty propaganda was thriving. their young people were recruited into the camps of the plaster paramilitary organization in 2006 and leave. they solemnly celebrated the anniversary of the entry of the ukrainian unit of the vera mach nightingale battalion into levi

. >> i'm dion lim.are continuing our coverage of where stolen goods end up in san francisco. drew: -- like dion: luz pena is in the district would have had is an uptick. luz: several vendors said the people who set up shot in the mission district are creating a different dust difficult environment for families emphasis on trying to recover from the pandemic. before the pandemic, andrew sanchez was a construction worker and now he is doing this. he has set up shop on 24th street in the mission district of san francisco. how much you pay for these things? you pay seven dollars for them and you sell it for nine dollars. >> he's making anywhere between $.50 to two dollars per item. do you know if any of these are stolen? you don't know, you just by the method we market. he says he would never steal. he bought everything you see here, though he does not ask where the items are coming from. his profits he pays the bills and the rest he sends to his kids in mexico. one is going to college and the other is in h