is broadcasting russian television and enjoy now by war expert and former british army officer mike martin for more on this mike, it appears that russia is seeking to annex the occupied territories completely. what are the chances of success? good morning, i think that the chance of success is gonna be bedevilled by the same problem that the russians have had throughout the war. not having enough troops for what they seek to do. if we look around the country, the moment there are 3 areas where they're fighting in north, around khaki in east bus. so much about and in the south in on the you would just be about in order to make progress in the russian had to take out troops from the north and south. and so they simply just don't have enough troops to do what they want to do. and there's considerable resistance as well from the population in some places behind the front lines. how much of that is going to is a challenge or will be a challenge for russia? exactly, i think it's already a challenge as well as not being able to hold or make progress on different the different phone lines that the

, leon, so let's zoom out a bit now and talk to military adolescent former british army officer mike martin. he's a visiting research fellow in the department of war studies at kings college london . mike, thanks for joining us. there's a gap between what western countries are promising as we've been saying and what's being delivered, why, what some of those gaps are for good reason. so if you're delivering artillery, that is a result, you need to train the crews and that takes time even if you can press the training costs down. but there's actually differences between different countries. so quite a lot of the countries have delivered what they probably say. for instance, the u. k. has as promised about a 1000000000 euros delivered about the euro's poland summit at 1500000000. germany has promised no point 5000000000 and only delivered nor point 2000000000. and i think that rather than there is of course, the training gap. but there is probably 2 things in germany. one is the coming historical inertia, social and famous speech for that takes time to feed into the system. secondly, i think

for more, i'm joined by mike martin. he's a war and conflict researcher and a former british army officer. mike, we just seen an overview of the weaponry the ukraine has received so far. how does that compare to what ukraine actually needs? hi, good morning. the ukraine government on mondays just a couple of days ago announced that they need up to a 1000 artillery paces a 1000 drawings as well, and up to 500 tanks. so the numbers that you quoted that just 200 all 3 pieces, making it to ukraine. well, short of that, i think as well, the important thing to consider with artillery is that the logistical requirements ammunition are huge. it's very possible to borrow a shipping containers, but by mission in a very short period of time. many native countries are clearly willing to supply ukraine with weapon, equipments and munitions. but do these alliance members really have the stocks available to supply ukraine with what it means? in terms of the artillery pieces on drugs? yes, they do try. you can buy the shells. i'm so tha

all right, military analyst, mike martin, thanks so much for that insight. thank you. and we turned to france now our voters have delivered presidency manual max. a major setback is coalition has lost its governing majority in parliamentary elections. results show back halls block will still emerge with the biggest number of seats and new national assembly. but without the 289 seats needed for a majority, the french leader may have trouble enacting his reform agenda. a manual mac ron faces an uncertain 2nd presidential term. his centrist alliance on psalms, has lost its parliamentary majority, as voters turned away from mainstream parties. listed you as your unit. the situation is unprecedented from doing this through. the national assembly has never seen a configuration of listen height in the 5th republic, citrus jo. this situation constitutes a risk for our country and view of the challenges that we have to face and several of both on the national and international levels that he should until next year now . but we have to respect this vote and consider its conseque

mike. martin says his his work has produced real results when we spend time greening our communities community gardens parks places like that that violence in those areas can decrease up to 30% while the buyback has been planned for some time opd says recent events in uvalde buffalo and other places have given it a renewed emphasis an emphasis that captain homegrm says opd plans to utilize to help keep their community a little safer anything that we can do anything that our you can do to help reduce gun violence and get these weapons off. the street is definitely worth it in oakland tim johns abc 7 news. fight, let's move to the weather quickly parts of the bay. area will see potentially dangerous heat tomorrow. let's go to abc 7 news meteorologist sandy patel sandy. yeah, dan it is going to get toasty tomorrow hotter than today. and that just means the risk of heat illnesses will be high. so let's take a look at some of the warnings you need to know about excessive heat warning for solano county

mike. martin says his his work has produced real results when we spend time greening our communities community gardens parks places like that that violence in those areas can decrease up to 30% while the buyback has been planned for some time opd says recent events in uvalde buffalo and other places have given it a renewed emphasis thatn captain homegrm says opd plans to utilize to help keep their community a little safer anything oan do t otheselethe street worth it i tim johns abc 7 news. oaklafight, let's move to the r quickly parts of the bay. area will see potentially dangerous heat tomorrow. let's go to abc 7 news meteorologist sandy patel sandy. yeah, dan it is going to get toasty tomorrow hotter than today. and that just means the risk of heat illnesses will be high. so let's take a look at some of the warnings you need to know about excessive heat warning for solano county tomorrow at 11am until 11:00 pm saturday low to mid 100s heat advisory for inland areas as you will notice tomorrow a

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i had used my platform to talk about trayvon martin and mike brown, and then something happened in my own backyard, so i wrote a column about it and 40,000 people read it. at that point, it was the biggest column i had ever written. at this point, they opened up a misdemeanor jail. my logic was if you cannot handle the people in parish prison that you run every day, then you cannot handle a misdemeanor jail, so i went to my first city council meeting. when i showed up, two dozen other young black men showed up. we spoke at the microphone and killed it, and i never stopped going. [cheers and applause] >> louisiana might be one of my favorite states in the country because i love essence festival in new orleans, but there's so much rich history, and i love the people of new orleans, and i love the people of louisiana where i have had an amazing opportunity to spend some time. being from baton rouge, we were talking a little earlier about some of the most important issues that are at the forefront of your campaign but also in the forefront of your mind. i love that you share a little bit

i had used my platform to talk about trayvon martin and mike brown, and then something happened in my own backyard, so i wrote a column about it and 40,000 people read it. at that point, it was the biggest column i had ever written. at this point, they opened up a misdemeanor jail. my logic was if you cannot handle the people in parish prison that you run every day, then you cannot handle a misdemeanor jail, so i went to my first city council meeting. when i showed up, two dozen other young black men showed up. we spoke at the microphone and killed it, and i never stopped going. [cheers and applause] >> louisiana might be one of my favorite states in the country because i love essence festival in new orleans, but there's so much rich history, and i love the people of new orleans, and i love the people of louisiana where i have had an amazing opportunity to spend some time. being from baton rouge, we were talking a little earlier about some of the most important issues that are at the forefront of your campaign but also in the forefront of your mind. i love that you share a little bit

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mike. you're what about the current conditions? you know, we're talking to bill martinittle bit earlier, and he said that kind of also played a role here not only the firefight on the ground and in the air, but it's nice that with the winds were gusting 30 40 miles an hour. what are they right now? fortunately we're not seeing sort of those strong winds that we often see during fire season. i will tell you though, you can. perhaps here it on my mic and again see it in the trees. it is a little breezy, which obviously, that is can be of concern. you don't want to see any of these hotspots. any of these embers pick up and reignite and create more issues. but again, the weather has been very warm this week. it is still warm right now on this signal side. but again a lot of relief from these residents as they wait to see what the final progress of this fire will be. and when they can return home and again, this is on the intersection of kill. care road and foothill road. kill care. rodas windows, serious evacuation orders were put in place this afternoon. are you getting a

martin has more. >> good morning will today. we'll hear directly from 2 former advisers of the former vice president mike pence, who will likely be able to provide more insight over how things played out in flight. the white house following the 2020 election. pence, of course, was a target on january 6th as rioters going after him for refusing to stop the certification of the election. thursday, the january 6 select committee kicks off day 3 of public hearings. >> digging into former president donald trump's role leading up to the assault on the capitol was very clear that what we have laid out so far is that donald trump was at the center. a coordinated strategy. to overturn the results of a free and fair election. democratic congressman pete aguilar is one of 9 lawmakers on the committee. he says the 2 previous hearing which featured recorded and in-person testimony for the president's former campaign manager's daughter, ivanka trump and former attorney general william barr show despite their warnings and the days after the 2020 election, donald trump refused to accept the election results and claimed the vote was stolen. despi

check in with chief meteorologist bill martin triple digits, knocking on the door for some cities out there, bill yeah. unquestioned no, no question about it, mikeyou know and listen, it's not unusual to get triple digit heat in june. this is nothing extreme or out of the ordinary, but it is going to be hot. the upshot to this thing is, it's a one and done basically, tomorrow is the hottest day then temperatures trend out on saturday. it will be a slow trend on saturday, but then a big drop on sunday. i bring this up because fire danger you don't want a bunch of warmer hot days in a row. also air quality issues their quality is gonna get good, real fast, especially around the bay on saturday and sunday. we got the heat advisory tomorrow. i'll show you those locations we have to spare the air day. and then we've got the elevated fire days. you get used to it. this is summer in the bay area now, i mean, three years into drought anytime something looks hot, we're going to call it right and that's just just being vigilant. i think it's probably smart. there is the hottest day of the week is going to be on friday. you can see right in here and then t

mike brown, they assassinated mike brown's character after he was dead, right. trayvon martinhat happens when you got a 17 or 18-year-old white kid going into schools, shooting his peers. and it was never said that it was due to bad parenting. >> that 18-year-old walked into that grocery store in buffalo, new york, that white boy walked in there and killed those people. it never was a question of how this parents raised him. >> never. >> there was never -- there was never a question. they were why didn't jacob stop walking, hell he didn't have to. is that a death sentence? >> when the other race do certain things it is called mental health, but what about ours. >> talk about that a little more if you will. because it is not something that we all talked about so much. for instance, i can't remember a whole lot of conversation after regarding the parenting or whatever. but obviously because they're so close to it, it is something that they remembered. so they're enduring just a loss that you and i could never, never -- a loss of children that we could -- it is just impossible to

martin, is monitoring the conditions there. bill how's it looking now , julius, like we were just talking in the break, mike, you and me.ne a lot of fires in this area and adam mentioned it right. our guy on the scene up there. this area has prepared for fire. there is some, he said. they've been up there clearing for the last three years. you can see it when you see all the native vegetation you don't see eucalyptus. you don't see pine you don't i mean, so, in other words, tops aren't burning. no crown fires, no crown fires, and so again, the conditions are not perfect. i mean, they're not there. it's still difficult for firefighters, but i just want everybody to think about this when you you know this. this clearing that people are doing based on what we're seeing right now. this fire is now well two hours into it. rough terrain. 30 30 no 10 miles from a red flag warning zone and humidities down around 22% temperatures around 80% this fire is growing slow, and it almost looks like it's small during, doesn't it so again? we're just saying that we haven't talked to anybody. but adam, who was on the ground said yes. for

martin allenby to aids in 1996. it's mixed emotions because was so happy to be able to see the quilt be able to eat lunch with mike. >> but he's gone. so it's it's a mixed. it's of one, too many families are all too familiar with who have been impacted by a deadly disease that still has no vaccine or cure in san francisco collegiate all kron, 4 news. >> well, here at kron 4, we are recognizing pride month. you could join us for our bay area pride special love will keep us together. that will be hosted by our very own john in airing thursday night june 23rd at 6.30. still ahead on this hour of kron, 4 news, the investigation into. >> the mistakes that were made during the robb elementary shooting uvalde, texas. it's heating up the high ranking law officer that was chosen to lead the investigation. plus, amazon users going toe to toe with the retail giant in a lawsuit over its delivery nolicy will explain next. >> a nevada judge has dismissed christiane over and all those 25 million dollar rape lawsuit. back in 2009, a woman accused ronaldo of her and las vegas. the judge slammed the woman's lawyer saying she used co

martin allenby to in 1996. it's mixed emotions because was so happy to be able to see the quilt be able to eat lunch with mike.ect one, too many families are all too familiar with who have been impacted by a deadly disease that still has no vaccine or cure in san francisco police just all kron. 4 news. >> happening today, this stern grove festival is back and ready to rock. today's acts include tower of power and too short. the 2 acts were initially supposed to be part of the final show back in 2021. but the site where they were supposed to for play was flooded, causing festival goers to postpone. and while the main site is undergoing there's some additional repair work going on in other parts of the area. and we're going expect to see some different happening there. okay. now to our next story. some angry prime customers take legal action against amazon for a delivery policy change. the e-commerce giant now facing a class action lawsuit after the company stopped offering prime members free delivery from whole foods. amazon started charging customers $9 and $0.95 for whole foods delivery last year. that suit s

martin, back to you. >> thank you, raquel. it is 5.22. and coming up after the break, we're learning that president trump pressured vice president mike penceerturn the results of the election even after rioters stormed the capitol and targeted. the vice president will have more on that coming up in just a minute. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema with clearer skin and less itch. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as e

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martin takes a look at what we can expect. >> good morning will today. we'll hear directly from 2 former advisers of the former vice president mike pence, who will likely be able to provide more insight over how things played out in flight. the white house following the 2020 election. pence, of course, was a target on january 6th as rioters going after him for refusing to stop the certification of the election thursday, the january 6 select committee kicks off day 3 of public hearings. >> digging into former president donald trump's role leading up to the assault on the capitol was very clear that what we've laid out so far is that donald trump was at the center. a coordinated strategy. to overturn the results of a free and fair election. democratic congressman pete aguilar is one of 9 lawmakers on the committee. he says the 2 previous hearing which featured recorded and in-person testimony for the president's former campaign manager's daughter, ivanka trump and former attorney general william barr show despite their warnings and the days after the 2020 election, donald trump refused to accept the election results and claimed the vote was stolen. despite

martin, back to you. thank you. raquel. >> we'll take a break at 6.22. coming up in a moment, we're learning that president trump pressured vice president mike pence to overturn the results of the election even after rioters that stormed the capitol and were chanting hang, mike pence will have that more coming up after the break. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. ♪ sure, feels good when you get it right. and with the number one powered toothbrush brand recommended by dental professionals. philips sonicare makes it easy for you to always get brushing right. philips. >> the january 6 committee's public hearings continued and they focus on how former president trump mounted both the public and private pressure campaign to overt

martin, 90 today in santa rosa. temperatures jumping about 10 more degrees tomorrow. we will talk about the intense heat and what is going on throughout the week. mikeu have a major reroute for people going to work or the parade this morning. >> exactly their issues with bart richmond line, into or out of san francisco is an issue between millbrae and antioch, there has to be switching happening at the oakland station so check the bart website. the delays continue, they hope to have this update before people come into the city for the warriors parade and we will continue to follow that. more traffic make it the roadway but right now nobody is hitting the roadway of note as far as volume goes as a result of the bart problem we will continue to follow that. heading into the local bay area from vallejo on westbound 80 from 1:00 a.m. until 5:00 a.m., a full closure for west 80 and this is the reroute. they are doing another part of the six bridges project, and it will give you more mileage. at that time of night it should be fine, allow another five minutes into the area or maybe 10. highway 12, there is continued roadwork so watch for that in that part

martin luther king's. anything else you want to throw in while you're hallucinating? maybe you could beat steph curry at h.o.r.s.e., you probably could. [ laughter ] don's mypillow pal mikeindell is still at it. you know, donald trump's ego won't allow him to admit he lost the election. mike lindell is stuck on this for no reason at all. >> the january 6th committee, he kept saying, who's the traitor? i said, anyone that says this election wasn't stoled is a traitor. >> jimmy: yeah. just like i "stoled" this car i'm driving while i video chat. [ laughter ] mike's having a really hard time in his role as election crusader. apparently his mypillows have been dropped by yet another major retailer. >> mypillow just got canceled by, everybody wait it's, wait on it -- it rhymes with walmart. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why? >> it rhymes with walmart. >> jimmy: i think i know -- is it walmart? [ laughter and applause ] not only does it rhyme with walmart, it is walmart. he's not exactly the riddler, but go on. >> executive vice president of walmart got another phone, and i said, i get it. you're canceling us. he had this shmirk on his face when i slammed the computer. [ laughter ] >

mike did not have the courage to act. as to what happened on january 6, it was a simple protest. it got out of hand. >> and joining me now with the reporting is jonathan martindi cornish, melanie. trump is no stranger to persisting with lies but on this issue he is emboldened. >> yeah. instead of walking away from the actions of january 6 he is sort of embracing what happened that day even further and he is trying to create an alternative history to what happened that day and contradicting the advice of every consultant that talked to him. i think he's got to re-establish what happened that day to suit his purposes for the future and does create challenges within the party. it is mostly focused on joe biden and the here and now of inflation and the challenges and the economy and the future and donald trump is mostly fixated on yesterday and especially the election of 2020. some point the two things will come into tension. trump's focus on yesterday. >> you talk about party leadership? i think there's an argument to be made that downstream a lot of republican voters are also concerned about trump's election lie. >> yeah. i think you will find concerns about t

martin, take us to look at what we can expect today. >> good morning will today. we'll hear directly from 2 former advisers of the former vice president mikeence, who will likely be able to provide more insight over how things played out in flight. the white house following the 2020 election. pence, of course, was a target on january 6th as rioters going after him for refusing to stop the certification of the election. thursday, the january 6 select committee kicks off day 3 of public hearings. >> digging into former president donald trump's role leading up to the assault on the capitol was very clear that what we have laid out so far is that donald trump was at the center. a coordinated strategy. to overturn the results of a free and fair election. democratic congressman pete aguilar is one of 9 lawmakers on the committee. he says the 2 previous hearing which featured recorded and in-person testimony for the president's former campaign manager's daughter, ivanka trump and former attorney general william barr show despite their warnings and the days after the 2020 election, donald trump refused to accept the election results and claimed th

martin, back to you. >> thank you. kelly is a 22 coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we're learning that former president trump pressured vice president mike pence to overturn the results of the election even after rioters stormed the capital will have that and more coming up. when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™ it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. the choice is clear. get unbeatable business solutions from the most innovative company. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with a great deal on internet and voice for just $49.99 a month for 24 months with a 2 -year price guarantee. call today. >> it's a 25 and a national news. the january 6 committee's public hearings continue to focus on how former president trump mounted both public and private pressure campaign to overturn the election results. yeah. the testimony has been pretty compelling. our washington correspondent alexandra limon has the very latest now from dc. >> the january 6

about mike pence if we didn't hear, if we don't, rather, hear directly from the former vice president? >> oh, but the people that we're likely to hear from were in the room when it happened. martin legal counsel, greg jacob. these people would have been privy to meetings he attended and conversations he had and helped fill in the gaps and notin not notably, erica, the committee released an explosive video talking about john eastman, an individual who a federal court already said is likely to have committed a crime, in the form of obstructing congress in concert with the president and all part of this ongoing plot, the pressure that mike pence was a part of. i don't think you necessarily need to hear from mike pence given the wattage of the folks who are testifying around him who, frankly, you're probably going to get far more useful testimony out of anybody. >> quickly before we let you go, a lot of back and forth after we saw this public disagreements or contradictions, shall we say, between members of the committee, specifically about whether there would be criminal charges referred to the doj, a referral there. adam shiff pushing back on that saying these aren't disagreements

mike pence" attacked officers with whatever they had on them. a fire extinguisher, flagpoles. four people died. now five case later, mccarthy spoke to his members. and again, it's on tape, just released from burns and martin for their book "this will not pass." he said he got on the phone and told trump to call off the mob. >> when they started breaking into my office, i made a phone call to the president, telling him what was going on, asking him to tell these people to stop, to make a video, and go out. and i was very intense and very loud about it. >> during that call, mccarthy also is on tape vowing to make someone pay for the attack. even raising the idea of a bipartisan commission to investigate. >> we cannot just sweep this under the rug. we need to know why it happened, who did it and people need to be held accountable for it. and i'm committed to making sure that happen. >> adam kinzinger and liz cheney make it bipartisan, but he pulled his own hand picked members from the committee, and said he won't participate in the investigation at all. well, that committee's first public hearing will be tomorrow night. and owl ryan nobles is "outfront" live on capitol hill. obviously this is going to be a s

mike." >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] and did he laugh again when you left [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, he did all the way out. amazing. [ laughter ] all right. quest, last one. here you go. what was the name of martin'seatloaf and waffles [ cheers and applause i want to talk about the "martin" reunion special when we come back more with martin lawrence after the break. the reunion. [ cheers and applause the reunion. [ cheers and applause ♪ seriou thought they were both boys. life is full of unexpected expenses. like you weren't expecting to feed the whole neighborhood. some you can blame on the internet. okay, what is this, a spa? and some, you can only blame on yourself. oooh, maybe put it in rice? with walmart+, there are no unexpected expenses to worry about. join today for free grocery delivery with no markups. a dental tool is round for a reason. so is an oral-b. round cleans better by surrounding each tooth. so clean, you'll feel like you just left the dentist. oral-b. brush like a pro. ♪♪ (vo) red lobster's seafood summerfest is fire! turn up for the grilled lobster, shrimp and salmon trio ...and our hottest summer duo, steak and lobster! it's lit! don't miss red lobster's seafood summerfest.

mike gipson. >> i had no clue, no awareness of anything like this. >> prosecutors say sherra was also in atlanta around this time. >> there's underpinnings to jimmie martin'st time to see the condo. very unusual. she had never been down there. >> and while sherra was there at the condo, jimmie alleges she was setting the stage for a murder. >> jimmie martin says sherra wright left the window open so he and billy ray turner could go inside to kill lorenzen wright. >> in court, prosecutors detail step by step what jimmie martin says happened next. >> billy ray and jimmie martin go through a window, and they're looking for lorenzen, but they can't find him. >> turns out lorenzen wasn't even home at that moment. >> i was there laying on the couch. had i had woke up or had lorenzen been there, we'd both be dead. >> the story that jimmie martin tells investigators is that there's another man asleep on the couch, so they don't go through with the plan. >> with that attempt foiled, prosecutors allege a new plot to kill lorenzen was hatched. this time, they say, unfortunately it worked. >> the body of former pro basketball player lorenzen wright has apparently been