he told me what he knew about the current situation in st. dan. yes, what we are hearing is that people are still very much scared, of course, fighting or not your resume as we speak now. and the issue with us also the in the sense that anything that we teach across. so it's also the needs, but definitely i have relatives in so don, who are very much scared. and what we are hearing is that the 3 hours of the sci fi has provided a lot of opportunities. number one, there was to do and was talking school. because in sudan, saturday on sunday are working days, students go to school. so yesterday we're fighting started some students what ready in school do us practice in school since saturday, and now we be small window, the money to return to their own homes number to maybe call workers who are stuck at home. have money also to, to, to find a way to hospitals, ambulance isn't being able to move, to collect those, what i wanted to tell them to, to hospital, to be treated. and also if you're given this, then these people a window of hope that perhaps th

this global commons with the attention of dessert inside story on al jazeera, ah more explosions in st. dan's capital was fighting between the army and a powerful power military force goes into a 3rd day. diplomatic pressure mounts on the rival forces to stop the violence text killed already. 97, keep ah . play you watching algae 0 live from doha with me for the back table. also ahead of french court is set to rule on weather air, france and air bus. we're guilty of manslaughter in a crash of a passenger plane in 2009. and the phantom fades away. broadway's longest, wanting musical takes its final bow walk to 35 years. ah, thank you very much for joining as fighting between st. john's army and the nation's biggest power military force hasn't it is 3rd day. this is a scene right now in khartoum, where there's been more heavy gun fire into monday morning. there was a brief law on vase in violence on sunday during a 3 hour humanitarian pause. fighting between the army and the rapids support forces power military group began on saturday. medical sources say at least 97 people have been killed and

this week on p w ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, airstrikes and st. battled into dan's capitol, hearts whom as the army fights of her military group for control of the country. thousands are dead and hundreds of wounded as fighting rages for a 2nd day. the african union is holding an emergency session and the international community is calling for an immediate cease fire. also coming up on the show, russian president vladimir putin celebrates orthodox easter sunday in moscow in neighboring ukraine. the most important holiday in the orthodox calendar is marked by war. as a missile, destroys a church was dw visits, a school in belgium, where children who are visually impaired, get attuned to their musical talents. ah, hello, i'm clear, richards, and thank you so much for joining us. the african union's peace and security council is holding an emergency session over fears, fighting in sudan as violence spreads across the country. the u. when's world food program says it has temporarily stopped operations? after 3 of its employees were killed in the western region of dar for the fl

you're watching the w live from berlin, airstrikes and st. battles in sir dan's capital. hard tomb as the army fights a paramilitary group for control of the country. thousands are dead and hundreds wounded as fighting rages for a 2nd day. the african union is holding an emergency session and the international community is calling for an immediate cease fire. also coming up on the show, russian president vladimir putin celebrates orthodox easter sunday in moscow in neighboring ukraine. the most important holiday in the orthodox calendar is marred by war. as a missile destroys, a church lost their calling at cruelty in the name of entertainment. animal rights activist, interrupt britain's biggest horse race. ah . hello, i'm claire richardson. thank you so much for joining us. the african union's peace and security council is holding an emergency session to discuss the quote, disturbing ongoing developments in sudan. thousands of people have been killed there. this weekend, in a fierce power struggle between the army and a powerful paramilitary group called the rapids support forces. mo

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st. louis which has 66.5 homicides per 100,000 people. dan: let's move on. authorities are investigating a deadly freeway shooting in the east bay in oakland. chp says one person was killed in an incident involving two vehicles on westbound interstate 580 that happened at lakeshore avenue. the victim wasn't cited toyota tacoma pyramid a pickup truck that had smashed into a pole and was riddled with bullets as you can see. the second car, a toyota corolla, ended up about a block away with front and back and damage. the identity of the victim has not been released and there is no word on any other suspects or victims. ama: new developments -- a hayward man accused of threatening violence at the state capitol building in sacramento is now in custody. police and roseville arrested 30-year-old jackson p. this afternoon on attempted homicide charges related to a shots fired incident last night at kaiser permanente medical center in roseville. he is also suspected of making threats against the state capitol building in sacramento earlier today, which prompted a bri

dan: this is interesting. using our neighborhood safety tracker we compiled the latest fbi and local police crime data available. in 2021, miami, washington, houston, minneapolis, oakland, chicago, atlanta, milwaukee, philadelphia, detroit, and st. louis had more reported homicides than san francisco. some say more still needs to be done. >> statistics don't matter when someone we love has lost their life in an incident in san francisco. dan: we have made interactive neighborhood safety tracker available for you. see how your city fares when it comes to crime and compare not just homicides but other crimes. our tracker shows san francisco, san jose and oh and are -- and oakland and we are working to expand it. find the tracker on the front page of our website abc7news.com . ama: governor newsom is escalating his feud with ron desantis. newsom visited the state as part of several red states. he visited a library to focus on the banning of books. this has been part of the said tests'-- ron desantis' so-called stop woke campaign. he visited a college church in mississippi, and toured a museum on the history of slavery in alabama. he is funding the trip with money left over from his reelection campaign. our abc 7 i team is followin

dan: this is interesting. using our neighborhood safety tracker we compiled the latest fbi and local police crime data available. in 2021, miami, washington, houston, minneapolis, oakland, chicago, atlanta, milwaukee, philadelphia, detroit, and st. louis had more reported homicides than san francisco. some say more still needs to be done. >> statistics don't matter when someone we love has lost their life in an incident in san francisco. dan: we have made interactive neighborhood safety tracker available for you. comes to crime and cpare not just homicides but other crimes. our tracker shows san francisco, san jose and oh and are -- and oakland and we are working to expand it. find the tracker on the front page of our website abc7news.com . ama: governor newsom is escalating his feud with ron desantis. newsom visited the state as part of several red states. he visited a library to focus on the banning of books. this has been part of the said tests'-- ron desantis' so-called stop woke campaign. he visited a college church in mississippi, and toured a museum on the history of slavery in alabama. he is funding the trip with money left over from his reelection campaign. our abc 7 i team is following an extraordinary step taken by t

rachel: i remember dan bongino saying that he's not a cop's cop. >>st the true.not a cop's cop and, look, just inside baseball, if you talk to some of the nypd folks here, they'll tell you he's not as big of a fan of the commissioner because she is a cop's cop, and she stands up to him. i think this issue is much the same. i think he realizes a that it's not a great climate. people did not side with him after abbott was sending the migrants here because he called on it, we're a sanctuary city. abbott says texas the isn't, we got enough focuses -- folks there, you can have 'em. and as with all ideologies, the democrats never think of the consequences. so when they got here, he couldn't handle it. and now that he's reversing on this position saying, national government, give me some help. the biden administration never gave him any help, so i think this is him politicking saying, what? if you're not going to back me, i know biden is on the ropes right now. how many people is it now, they said 70% of americans feel like we're heading in the wrong direction? 33% of d

dan's capital cartoon. as a power struggle between the army and the paramilitary group enters the 3rd day, nearly a 100 people have been killed in st. battles and aristotle's ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. western governments and human rights organizations have widely condemned the sentencing of kremlin critic vladimir cover moore's up to 25 years in a russian labor camp. moscow court convicted the prominent russian journalist and political activists of treason and spreading dis information about the russian military. kara morsa had denied the charges. us from vassar to russia, said the sentence was assigned to moscow's we snot strength and was clearly an attempt to silence decentralization. kara moore's as lawyer told the w that given her clients poor health, the jail term amounted to a death sentence. a so called strict regime labor camp in russia. it's the kinds of prison in which vladimir kind of mertsa may now spend the next 25 years of his life . the jewel, russian and british citizen is one of russia's laws, prominent opposition, figures. he's been behind balls since april 2022 russian authorities arre

st kind of like embrace the fact that things are getting better. cheryl: dan, it's the almost like the banking debacle with silicon valley bank and signature kind of gave us this entry to say, okay, things are not so great. crisis mt. if banking industry. -- in the banking industry. again, if the fed stops, chills out, whatever they do, keeping it simple, i like that like you co, that tells me that we avoid a recessment concern recession. >> well, it's certainly possible. the question is whether jay powell will actually listen, okay? because he's committed the fed to getting the rates, or getting inflation down to 2 the 2 concern 2%. we are a long way off from doing that. however, the bank crisis helped him, right? that helped him out because it causeed a potential for a nationwide or maybe worldwide global crisis in banking. so now he's got to think about it and is say, well, listen, if i pause this, i could stabilize the banks. how many more hints do you need? cheryl: exactly, exactly. [laughter] hey, phil, because oil is the story of the day, i'll give you

dan's father, bob hurley senior created the roots a long time ago. not only winning 28 high school at sth grappling with crime and drugs in the community. >> you don't want them falling through the tracks because you didn't give them enough opportunities. >> then there's duke point guard bobby hurley, whose prolific career in college once overshadowed his little brother. now it's a role reversal. >> you said this was one your best moments in sports? >> yes. >> why? >> to achieve this is amazing and i'm still happy for hem. the unabashed pride between the early high achievers. >> how do you articulate that emotion? it's surreal. it's something you never expect to have happen. ask anyone who has coached whose sons played. >> keeping a family cup full. >> unbelievable. can't be better than this. >> even as legacy sits on with andrew holding the ball. >> it's in the hands of the coach's sons. sam brock, nbc news, houston. >>> and that's "nightly news" for this tuesday. thank you for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. ♪♪♪ alexex! mate

certainly doesn't fall far from the tree dan's father, bob hurley senior, created the roots a long time ago. not only winning 28 high school state titles at str community. >> you don't want them falling through the tracks because you didn't give them enough opportunities >> reporter: then, of course, there's former duke point guard bobby hurley, whose prolific career in college once overshadowed his little brother now it's a role reversal >> you said this was one your best moments in sports? >> yes >> why >> because of everything dan and i have been through together as brothers to achieve this is amazing and i'm still happy for hem. >> reporter: the unabashed pride between the hurley high achievers >> how do you articulate that emotion? >> it's surreal. it's not something you never expect to have happen ask anyone who has coached whose sons played >> reporter: keeping a family's cup full. >> my mom and dad and big bro here unbelievable can't be better than that >> reporter: even as legacy lives on with andrew holding the ball >> it's in the hands of the coach's sons. >> reporter: sam brock, nbc news, houston. >>> and that's "nightly news" fo

i mean, listen,st the obvious we can't trust our government, there's more and more information leaking out about this. let's bring in danthe host of "unfilteredded with dan bongino" and author of the great book, "the gift of failure." dan, just gets more and more troubling, and it's sort of like this drip, drip, drip, like if we had gotten the whole information at beginning, we would be even more alarmed than i think americans were. and also i think stephen mosher makes a great point, these are not, you know, balloons like at a birthday party, these are spy ships, and they indicate based on everything else that we know that the chinese are doing, that they are preparing for war. >> yeah. you know, let's talk about a few things. so pete's on my show tonight, as he knows, he knows because he was there, and it's a really good hit. we were supposed to talk about one thing, me and pete, and we wound up going in a different correction on this leaker, the documents kid, and and that's tied to this china story. i'm not trying to hijack your segment, i promise, because the same thematic element applies here. the theme here is th

st. petersburg that's kill the prominent military blogger. investigators have detained the female suspects, who they say as links with opposition. figure alexis, the val, me ah, time sam is a dan. this is al, just they're alive from dell hall. so coming up we live in new york has former us president, donald trump is sent to travel from florida to face criminal charges. and the heart warming story of this little oath, quite survivor. and sophia has been reunited with her mother often maybe 2 months. aah! russia is accusing ukraine of orchestrating a bomb attack that killed the prominent military blogger on sunday. for lunch, our school was killed and 32 people injured in the blast. russian police of arrested a woman in connection with the killing and st. petersburg dawson jabar has more now for moscow. this is 26 year old daughter, triple bar being questioned by russian authorities in saint petersburg. i brought a statue there that blew up. she says, who gave you the statue? they ask? can i tell you later? she replies the bug was handed to prominent military blogger, lad lind, or char sky. it exploded, killing him and injuring dozens of people on sunday evening. her pover has y

st elizabeth catholic. sunshine for those egg hunts. that's the question. let's get a first look at the forecast. here's meteorologist sandy patel . sandia timing is everything and dan and, um, we're going to brighten things up around here. it's about time we got to enjoy some warmth. take a look at these live pictures from our tower cameras and you will see that things are looking good from all four of our tower cameras. here's a live view from our emeryville camera. here's what you can expect an easter weekend warm up. so today 63 in santa rosa, up three degrees tomorrow, san francisco you're going up to oakland three. you'll notice san jose. four degrees warmer. and conquered from 61 to 67 degrees sunday. those temperatures are going to soar into the low and mid seventies for easter, just about everywhere away from the coastline. and as we take a look at live doppler seven yes, we did have some wet weather earlier today, the most widespread this morning that rain is long gone, and tonight we do have a lot of cloud cover around. i'll be back with a full look at the accuweather seven day forecast to let you know how long that spring warmth is going to last. all rig

dan hurley, coach and big man, ademas sanogo. they've won by an average of 20 points per game. this tournament sts you will air coming off one of the most iconic final four shots of all time. lamont butler's game winning buzzer beater, sending the aztecs it our first ever championship game caught up with coach brian dutcher in the locker room yesterday to take us through that magical moment. you look more nervous than i do right now. and they're celebrating more than i did because i didn't know how much time was going to be put back on the clock in a moment. his face is coach. what was it like being on the court during that iconic moment? it's funny because when you're the coach, it goes in, but my mind instantly shifts. are they going to put 1/10 of a second back on 2/10 of a second and you sit there and everyone else is celebrating, but you're in coach mode and all of a sudden, they say, game over basket good, and you're like a minute later the celebration, but i love watching my kids enjoy that moment. omar this place is going to be rocking. i talked to san diego state students who who drove 14

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dan. this is the news. our live from dell are coming up in the next 60 minutes. russia blames ukraine from all attack in st. petersburg, kill the prominent military blogger. investigators detain a female suspect they say has links position figure alex in the valley, will be live in new york as former us president, donald trump is set to travel from florida to face criminal charges. and the story of this that looked like survivor into kia, who's been reunited with a mother and every 2 months. and i'm pete estimate with your schools news. chelsea begin the search for a new manager of the 2nd grand potter. and we'll look at the leading candidates, we've already been lead with taking over the top to extend the bridge later this new zone. ah, russia is accusing ukraine of orchestrating a bomb attack that killed a prominent military blogger on sunday. bloodline petoskey was killed and 32 people injured in the blast. russian police have arrested a woman in connection with the killing in saint petersburg. those a jabari has more now from moscow. this is 26 year old darya triple var. being questioned by russian auth

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