as russian troops are treated the minds of a really quick lane, we have to move fast. the russians are constantly firing. what i was about to say was that the russians mind the whole village as well as their positions on the front lines. this strategy means every step of the territory, ukrainian troops, we gain is paid for it with black. this is the town of villa, kind of us. ok. the russians never got this far, but we're just a 5 minute drive from this coaching here. a successful counter offensive can't come fast enough. this time of year this police would normally be bustling with life families and people just enjoying the sunny day. but now there's just absolutely nothing left. there's barely a building intact. the sound of artillery here is just relentless. it just does not stop. really kind of a silica is one of the closest towns to the front lines with civilians still living in it. it had a pre war population of about 7000. now locals, tell me there are just a few 100 left. tatiana is one of them who storms because this the july i was born here like this is where

that is quick lane because he's not able to do anything because he's a senior, he's a bully, she's abusive. and you would think that he's the willing of the phone, but he's not if he's the hero. and so in all of these teams, when he's harassing home music breaks out and it looks like a romantic scene, and this is deeply problematic because people who are watching this think this is romance, this is how you get a go. and this, i mean, this movie costs a lot of our training guys, while it was called one of the most misfortunes, dick phones, if it's times and yet it's wrapped up so many views that it was the 2nd biggest hit of 2019 a blog post are based on this all, jenny, why is it like that? well, that's not the 9th, but there's a lot of patriarchy and indian society. but the things that are also changing and bollywood doesn't reflect that. for instance, in the last deals, the laws that govern how consent of defined has been improved. it's become much clearer. bollywood doesn't reflect that. homosexuality was equal to lies in 2018, but without eligibility to cut it goes. right. so bollywood

quick lane and saying, yeah, and i see what about and today not collision. you got over the way between a russian made a tree later. so now we're ready for the scenario. what else? well, we're always ready for any scenario here, but we will need to event that you kind of fall into the next available us. so that is potentially me finding some debt, but we set up a special on us and the pretty making me as a conflicting mechanism with the student and the pretty much share this direct course with your channel and between the heads of a specific unit. so they can consult, it stimulates items to pumps of lading. but any time it means that it's no one wants any collision, but if you is going to be wish not to us, but we are prepared for this. yes and yes, please. okay, to, to, to cut off the done. i thought here's what this visit the to channel for those things that i see. it's cool. there's a follow up on the, the ukraine, and that's about some issue. and to kate, on sheer way to go for each one of these. now, what about the return of the us off the se leon at th

a quick update on our breaking news. the eastbound lanes of 80 just after you get off the bay bridge in oakland has just reopened. it appears only two lanes open right now. chp shut it down for about 15 minutes when they scoured the freeway looking for evidence. after reports of a woman getting out of her car and apparently she was naked firing shots. this is the woman with a blanket around her after she was arrested. again, the chp has just reopened eastbound 80 going into oakland from san francisco. they've reopened two of the lanes. some of the lanes still remain closed as they took this woman into custody and continue to look for evidence. slow going now getting from san francisco to oakland and a bit of a backup into the city because there's a big baseball game tonight. >> it's rush hour. it's a mess on the bay bridge. >>> let's move on to other news. a grandma who paid a bill twice. >> she asked chris chmura to straighten things out. >> remember the folks who would go to the mall to pay off their credit cards in person? betty. betty d

of right before covid hit, we were about ready to invest in quick build bike lanes.arguably the most important bike order in san francisco. that got stopped with lockdown and then as you'll recall, during covid, we invented all kinds of other new programs like shared spaces in order to support our small businesses as well as sunday street light events for neighborhood commercial streets where streets were closed off to cars and turned over to commercial activity. those successes now that they've been made permanent actually interrupt the draft design we had put together. so we've gone back to the drawing board and we are looking forward to having some additional community conversations about other design ideas for valencia. we're committed to completing a quick build project on this calendar year. >> that's such good news. valencia is a really great street for biking. so there are two huge and exciting projects that are about to be or have just been completed. let's talk about the bus rapid transit project on van ness avenue. how extensive have the improvements been?

you're you're looking quick trip around and everybody's around gigg lane and everybody's welcome it'sto welcome down there it's going to be i think going to be a be i think it's going to be a sell on saturday it's sell out on saturday and it's great title. we actually great for the title. we actually for local economy as well. for the local economy as well. it's fantastic. and we're going to play prestwich local to play prestwich heys, local and united , right? and ramsbottom united, right? and all the people there, and then all the people there, the trade will do really well. >> well, john, i want to say well done to you , well done to well done to you, well done to the government for once, for helping to helping and well done to the town bury. you've saved your town of bury. you've saved your football club it is a really football club and it is a really good news story. congratulations thank. you . thank. thank you. thank you. >> there's a great story . okay. >> there's a great story. okay. in a minute . i >> there's a great story. okay. in a minute. i have five members of the audie

you're you're looking quick trip around and everybody's around gigg lane and everybody's welcome it'sto welcome down there it's going to be i think going to be a be i think it's going to be a sell on saturday it's sell out on saturday and it's great title. we actually great for the title. we actually for local economy as well. for the local economy as well. it's fantastic. and we're going to play prestwich local to play prestwich heys, local and united , right? and ramsbottom united, right? and all the people there, and then all the people there, the trade will do really well. >> well, john, i want to say well done to you , well done to well done to you, well done to the government for once, for helping to helping and well done to the town bury. you've saved your town of bury. you've saved your football club it is a really football club and it is a really good news story. congratulations thank. you . thank. thank you. thank you. >> there's a great story . okay. >> there's a great story. okay. in a minute . i >> there's a great story. okay. in a minute. i have five members of the audie

if the courses and correct pretty quick they will open shipping lanes and there there would do great? but that certainly requires u.s. attention yes. that would put into the role of the issue to which china is trying to get all the world dependent on them. is information enough or should we be looking at a different strategy to correct course? >> ranging into the policy sector certainly it's more than we can bring. >> boeheim need that information the american people need to know why rushes back -- knocking on her backdoor and its extreme concern. i would think that china is trying to destroy america from within and slowly choking us out. with that i yield back. >> thank you very much senator mullen. >> thank you chairman and general and director thank you both for being here and for your service as well. i'd like to focus on the indo pacom away our fridge is a little bit. director haines in this year's threat assessment it states expanded military posture in india and china along the disputed order elevates the risk of the armed confrontation between two powers. what do assesses the

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probably agree with that in some sense that if a course does incorrect pretty quick, they are gonna control the main shipping lanesthrough their. would you agree? >> i would say that would certainly requires u.s. attention for sure, yes. >> that will play right into the role of the belt and road initiative to which china is trying to get all the world dependent on. is information enough? should we be looking at this as a different strategy to correct course? >> reaching into the policy sector there there are certainly more that we can bring in the better the >> we need that information. i think the american people need to know what threat is knocking on a back door it is not just rhetoric this is a extreme concern. i think china is trying to fulfill what stalin said, trying to destroy america from within. that is slowly, slowly, choking us out. with that, a aback. >> thank you very much, senator mullin. senator -- please >> thank you chairman. thank you senator for being here. i would like to focus on the indopacom for just a little bit. director haynes in this year's annual threat assessment it's states that expa

it's blocking at least one lane and slow as you get to the bridge with metering lights on and slow ride across upper deck. a quickook at the travel times before you head out. already busy for a monday. >>> how fun is this? bubble fest has come to a close. in the two day event, bubble fanatics can learn about the science behind bubbles. >> my skills aren't that good but i have a lot of experience with bubbles. >> i am sure you used a lot of bubbles. i love using bubbles with the dogs. they chase after them. >> i chase bubbles too when i see them, and i am a grown man. just saying. >> all ages can enjoy it. >> lots of science there that i am sure darren can tell us about later. >>> next at 7:00, we look at the humanitarian crisis at the u.s. mexico border. we will hear from a republican representative pushing to reform a work visa program. >>> if you are a jonas brothers fan you have a chance for this coming to the bay area. win two vip tickets to the show friday. it's august 4 at the shoreline amphitheater. all you have to do is watch us on kbcw morning edition starting in a couple minutes for the secret word. onc

lane the short time from biden's a non duration in january of 2021. to where we are at right now, that he has officially announced his 2nd bid. but 1st, let's have a quick look at how joe biden told america that he was running again. the see the personal freedoms, fundamental words, americans, there's nothing more important, nothing more sacred test for the work of my 1st turn to fight for our democracy. it shouldn't be rid of lucian, protect on rights to make sure that everyone in this country is treating everyone is getting a fair shot meeting which you know around the country magnor streamers, online enough to take on those bedrock freedoms. cutting social security. you paid for your entire life on cutting taxes from the very wealthy, dictating what health care decisions women can make. banning books and telling people who they can look all why making it more difficult for you to be able to. well, that's why i'm running for president. yeah, so guys, joe biden gave america a prerecorded announcement that's never happened to before. and modern american presidential campaign history. usually a candidate makes that announcement live at a rally. i mean, h

stroll down memory lane the short time from biden's, a non duration in january of 2021 to where we are at right now that he has officially announced his 2nd bid. but 1st, let's have a quick look at how joe biden told america that he was running again. the see the personal freedoms, fundamental words, americans, there's nothing more important, nothing more sacred test for the work of my 1st turn to fight for democracy. this shouldn't be rid of lucian, protect on rights to make sure that everyone in this country is treat. everyone is getting a fair shot, making virginia around the country. major stream is online enough to take on those bedrock freedoms, cutting social security. you paid for your entire life on cutting taxes. very well dictating what health care decisions women can make. banning books and telling people who they can look. all i'm making the more difficult for you to be able to vote. that's why i'm running for president. yeah, so guys, joe biden gave america a prerecorded announcement that's never happened to before. and modern american presidential campaign history. usually a candidate makes that announcement live at a rally. i mean, how was this received?

. >> carley: quick-acting man was a truck driver who was at the right place at the right time. the suspect sprinted from officers, he made it across several lanes. the suspect had warrantses for burglary, conspiracy and more and is facing resisting arrest and possession of dparaphernali charges. >> todd: many think misgendering someone should be a criminal offense. what about crimes committed by repeat offenders let on the streets time and time again. executive direct offer of victim rights reform council and a crime victim herself join me now. you lost the love of your life to violent crime and now work as victim's advocate. what is your reaction when you hear that poll? >> i just can't even believe we live in a society where this is a topic of conversation, to be honest with you. when i was 27 years old, i was crying because i had something to cry about, sitting through murder trial and court proceedings because my boyfriend and best friend were stabbed to death. the fact these kids think someone calling you the wrong gender, when they are confused themselves on who they are and sometimes change it, are pretty sad. >> todd: seem like larger p

a car flew into the oncoming lane, two people died, four were injured in an accident in the yemelyanovsky district, there was a very quickvered my children. the first thought was that everyone should be alive. i actually lay in bed for a year, i didn’t stay on my feet, i was in despair when i went into her room. in the eyes of one wife to carry both broken legs recovered very slowly. so many operations were carried by the wife in a wheelchair for a man. it was hard to be afraid and to remain disabled for life to be a complete burden. they should not live my life, but theirs did not have to be dealt with at home. still, a woman was originally intended to create comfort. i love to cook. i cook every day, of course here in the kitchen at the preferential price here. i can turn around and turn the condiments here. here are pots, there are flour with sugar, that is, everything is uh made to be very convenient for me, so that i can get any spoon, uh, any ladle for an ordinary person. it's easy. for me, it's kind of hard. here we are all adjusting, somewhere with a chin she helped herself somewhere with her hands. if i didn't w

quick check of the roads for you this morning. there are a few accidents here and there nothing major, but we have a few lanes blocked. >> scattered around the bay. as for your bridges are looking fine year bay bridge approach camera shows you we've got light traffic heading towards the toll plaza. and once you get past that, you're well into san francisco without any delay. 17 minutes from the maze to fremont street, the san mateo bridge camera shows nice conditions there as well. 15 minutes to cross that span from hayward out towards foster city. you're richmond, sandra fell bridge a good ride from the tolls out towards 101, in marin county. just 13 minutes to get across that span. and then a final check for you. the golden gate bridge this morning where your traffic has been pretty steady. 20 minutes all morning long to get from highway 37 out towards the toll gates there on the san francisco side of the golden gate bridge >> time to tell winners and losers with our financial expert rob black and robin are going to take a look at the markets which looking good. i know that the big companies are doing well. and also, james, i th

quick map so they can know what the potential congestion is at any time. >> this is part of a paving project that will require two more weekend closures later this summer. and all eastbound lanes of the richmond san rafael bridge reopened this morning after a 19 hour closure. a person was experiencing a mental health crisis on the bridge yesterday. officers say they tried to help the man after he climbed over the bridge's railing. all eastbound lanes were closed around 11:00 friday morning. it caused major disruption to traffic, with many drivers trapped in their cars for hours. >>> other news, more than 300,000 people work for ups and could go on strike if a deal isn't reached by the end of the month. members of the union are calling for better pay, especially for part time workers, and safety improvements. john ramos reports the workers and their supporters came to san francisco today to spread the word about at the time looming strike. >> reporter: is the economy has changed a lot since the pandemic, and the delivery drivers who played such an important role in it are saying it's now time for them to reap some of the rewards. a looming strike against ups by its drivers brou

lane. and if it goes right, you got a winner. and if it goes wrong, well, then maybe you got a burn center. whatever comes first. well, how quick these races? when you when that light turns green, you hit it. how quick till you get to the finish line? well, that's the whole thing. and that's why i was in the gym the last two days. took a few days off with the family. but i'm in the gym because at my age, i'm 74 years old. you know, peak. they want me to win. that's what it's all about selling, you know, their products and it's tough for me because these young kids that are 25 don't tell anybody, but i'm 74. oh, okay. yeah, but these kids, they're hired guns and they're tigers and they come after me and i go after them. so i got to do everything right. no party anymore. it's over. but john, what keeps you in the car? what keeps you in the driver's seat after all these years you've been competing. we said you're a 16 time champ. what keeps you going after all these years? i love winning. yeah, that's my adrenaline. i mean, i could retire. i've made enough money to retire. but i don't want to retire. everyone said, would you go go

lane based on, again, the set of facts that has not happened yet. that's not something the courts are so supposed to be a lot to do. >> ian, going to have to take a quickhe following sound. this is what the lawyer for lori smith argued on her behalf at the supreme court. let's talk about it after, you can take a listen. >> lori received a website request, design requests from a third party. even colorado agreed, is not her responsibility, nor she able to do background checks on those who she is receiving these requests from. colorado has told her that if she declines, and anyway, a request like this, she put herself in the crosshairs of this law. so again, it's undisputed that the request we received, received by a third party, whether that was a troll, and not a genuine request, or whether it was someone who was looking for that -- >> whether that was a troll and not a genuine request. iain, i know it took a reporter one phone call based upon that information on the third-party requests, to find out that not only was the gentleman who was reportedly, allegedly requesting the website married to a woman, but that he had never made the request at all. is

quick and and of the clock is not our friend. number one, you are not alone. this is a huge issue. and exacerbated even further by anything josh alluded to this, in many cases the psychiatric lane is cash on the barrel. really limiting in this exclusivity in terms of the actual families that can partake of their services here and secondly one of the most powerful one of the reasons i love this guy is one of the most powerful lived experiences that we heard in the entire year was from him personally, that kick this off in salt lake. so to you and abby thank you for hosting us then and for everything you do. >> i think we are hearing same commonalities again about how do we diversify reach come services, and again reduce stigma. anything else from the governors? would love to hear. i know this is not a shy group. >> governor polis. >> how doom you, i know many ofy fellow governors very data-driven and we have our challenges in the physical health side but laying on how we compare success rates and some of her procedures across different hospitals, costs. but when you look at the mental health space how do we have that accountability for results? and there so much out there. the s

lanes causing problems. we're going to have to do a traffic break near wilder. julian thank you, sue. >> meteorologist drew touma has a quick >> good morning. take a look at numbers right now. we have 50 underneath the fog along the coast. but 60s and 70s, some mild air this morning across the region. we'll go into the 90s in our hottest spots, inland guys. >> okay. thank you. true. if you're streaming on the abc7 b subaru and our retailers are there to help... by providing blankets for comfort and warmth and encouraging messages of hope to help support nearly three hundred thousand patients facing cancer nationwide. we call it “the subaru love promise.” and we're proud to be the largest automotive donor to the leukemia and lymphoma society. subaru. more than a car company. a single strand of mrna could change the way we fight respiratory diseases. and the company that's getting us there? moderna. this changes everything. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? moderna. downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to sme

quick builds that do almost nothing i will take the south vaness as an example. when this was proposed the [inaudible] the roadway width the same. i suggested protected bike lanes or widening the sidewalks. the reason begin it would reduce parkoth street. i respect staff a lot but they are not doing enough and need to you enable them and mandate them to do better. we can enforce no turn on reds across the city and daylighting. there is so much motor agency can do without the- pd or enforce am body. thank you. remote comment. first speaker. good evening board of directors i'm clairea modly i'm the director of advocacy at san francisco coalition thank you for the detailed report and a thoughtful discussion. we echo urgency of partners at walk san francisco last year deadliest for traffic fatalities poeding is the number one cause for traffic in serious injuries. we know seniors and people with disabilities and folks in equity priority community more at risk i wish the report stated mile stones and deliverables for the when we are doing about it, section. show than i make streets big exert time lineers pushed become or not completed by the dead line putting safety