around the world, turned out we're not able together in one place because we don't have our home in maryville anymore. and it's just unbearable to even think about this, and it's still some whole class to that's how we will be able to get to get back there some time. and that was maria sorry tank go. former mario po residents who managed to evacuate her family from the city when russia invaded ukraine, or the us and the you have in post sanctions on rush, i mean time to hinder its ability to funds the war. a new crane, but a new report points out that a major loophole exists and still allows the kremlin to make money off the you to oil sales. as the w, as brussels correspondent jack parrot reports. oil tankers like these are still bringing russian oil into the you did the criminal and 1100000000 your rose last year according to when you reports by the n g, a global witness, a legal loophole is allowing russia to sell it. soil in the you, the spice of sanctions from against impulse countries which haven't imposed sanctions on russian oil are able to import millions of barrels of russian crude

around the world, turned out we're not able together in one place because we don't have our home in maryville anymore. and it's just unbearable to even think about this and it still some whole class to that's how we will be able to gain a to get back there some time. it sounds like you were able to get all of your family out, but perhaps you can just clarify if you do still still have some family in mario, paul, or perhaps you have friends that have family who are there. and i'm just wondering if they're able to reach them. yeah, i do have some relatives there because some of the family members, they couldn't leave, for example, some of them had really seriously ill relatives or close people. and yes, we can communicate with them. unfortunately, most of the people in mary call it, they still leave without basic facilities. some don't have electricity, others don't have hot water. and even though russia is filming propaganda about, were built in the loop, all my relatives, so as to leave in the, in a city with the mass cemeteries and in the city that is still in ruins. so it's nothing bad. so

suspect fled >> reporter: the shooting happening in maryville just outside knoxville thursday night. the tennessee bureau of investigation saying one county deputy deployed a laser after 42-year-old kenneth dehart jr. wouldn't cooperate and refused to get out of his vehicle. tbi say dehart began shooting killing deputy mccowan and injuring deputy shelby eggers. at least one of the deputies returned fire >> i'm so sorry that we lost the young man. i talked to his family earlier and apologized for not protecting him. >> reporter: authorities say dehart is still on the run considered armed and dangerous. his car found abandoned near the crime scene. records show a lengthy criminal history including a weapons charge conviction as a result of another police stop and standoff in 2004. >> you are determined to find the suspect. >> we're going to find the suspect, 100%. >> reporter: tonight, a community mourning a dedicated deputy, who began his full time career with the department in 2020. a year later he was honored for rescuing a man in a burning vehicle, and tonight authorities providing

manhunt for a suspect wanted for shooting and killing a sheriff's deputy during a traffic stop in maryville, tennessee. that's just outside knoxville. authorities released an image of the suspect taken from the deputy's body camera. they say he refused to get out of his vehicle, a taser had no effect, the suspect then pulling out a gun and opening fire, killing one deputy and wounding another. the suspect's vehicle later found abandoned. >>> next tonight, tracking a new winter storm forming in the west. ten states under alerts for heavy snow and rain, from montana to texas. two rare winter tornados in the midwest as well, including a confirmed ef-2 touching down in evansville, wisconsin. dozens of homes and buildings damaged or destroyed. the tornados hitting on an unusually warm day. and that record heat extending from chicago to the northeast this weekend with a major winter blast right behind it. let's get right to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. rob, some big changes on the way too. >> yeah, whit. that tornado that far north, that winter warmth certainly a signal of climate cha

during routine traffic stop in maryville, tennessee.he suspect is wanted for first degree murder and remains on the run. dana murray has the latest. >> law enforcement are still on the hunt for suspected cop killer, 42-year-old on tennessee's bureau of investigations most wanted list right now and authorities are warning the public he's dangerous and could be armed. look at this photo, this was taken from officer to camera video the night he went on the run. this was thursday evening sheriff's deputies say they stopped him for erratic driving and refused to get out of his suv and deputies played a stun gun to no effect. law enforcement say he produced a gun shooting two deputies and fled the scene. one deputy, 42-year-old father of two died from his injuries. the sheriff was emotional at the press conference. >> so sorry. apologize for not protecting him getting this man off the streets getting him behind bars she left they've arrested his brother and girlfriend friday accusing them of being an accessory after the fact saying they helpe