u. s. a. front and center on the last day of the summit. on saturday, the u. s. offense. secretary lloyd austin accused of aging of intimidation and aggression towards high one. china says the islands were unification with the mainland is inevitable. the law, the general, we will resolutely crush any attempts to pursue taiwanese independence. let me make this clear. anyone dares to see taiwan from china, we will not hesitate to fight. we will fight at all costs, or we will fight to the end. this is the only choice for china al jazeera is jessica washington is at the summit in singapore and has more on the chinese defense minister speech. he characterized beijing's approach as one that is inclusive one that is supportive to helping the region develop. one that it has serious ties with the region and is respectful of the region versus the way he characterized washington as a meddling, unhelpful partner in the region. apart from, of course, those strong quotes on taiwan. the minister also talked about all the content of issues such as the south china sea, he rais

u. s women's soccer team against colombia tonight in sandy, utah , in a warm up before world cup qualifying, heavy rain delayed play with the u. s in frontng than when they resumed. the us scored again a lot of activity in front of the colombian net. kelli o'hara takes advantage us wins two to nothing extending its unbeaten streak on home soil to 69 straight now it's on to mexico for the concacaf world championship. unseated serena williams today in the first round at wimbledon against harmony tan of france, two players split the first two sets that tan that serena actually tying things at 55 in the first set. now it's 10, who will again take the lead. and then at match point, she wins it. 10 7 in the tiebreaker. serena playing for the first time in the year, will not be an eighth wimbledon title winner. she's stuck on 23 grand slam titles, second all time to margaret courts. 24 it's about to be free agent signing time in the nba. you guys are like this one. if you have the right contract, staying where you are can be very profitable. the lakers would probably just as soon have russell westbrook head elsewhere. but wouldn't you stay with

u. s. as described how she smeared herself with the classmates blood to avoid being killed during a mast shooting. it was part of her testimony in front of the u. s. congress to call for gun reforms. 19 children and 2 teachers were shot dead at 1st school and you've all day texas last month. my can a report from washington and lawmakers on capitol hill hearing emotional 1st hand accounts of the devastating human impact of gun violence in the us. and i thought you didn't come back the road. try our teachers. because when i told her that i will need help and leave off to her record a testimony, the father of the 11 year old school shooting survivor told members of congress that the family is now dealing with a subsequent trauma group. today i come because i got lost my baby girl. she's that same little girl that age to play with angram wood and do everything she was that is little girl. i don't know what to do cuz i would think i would have lost my baby girl. she's everything not only for me, but her siblings and her mother. but i wish something were changed, not only for kids, but every single kid in the world. schools are not safe any

and direct public funding towards the human rights crisis unfolding in front of extraordinary times in the u. s. a nice little feel journalist in boston, thank you so much. thank you to the war and ukraine now and after weeks of fierce facing and severe done, yet the mayor says it has now been fully occupied by the russians. it's the country's biggest battlefield set back in more than a month. the ukrainian army announced it was withdrawing its forces from the east and sissy on friday. ukrainian forces are now regrouping to higher ground in neighboring lucy chanced that's according to the head of military intelligence. a pro moscow separatists say russian troops have entered that city and are engaged in st. facing for the claim. can't be independently verified. and for more we can speak to d. w correspondent, nick connelly, who is in the ukranian capital cave neck. we've seen some of the bloodiest facing of the war russian fortunate of forces have now captured the city of severity on yes. can you tell us how big of a victory this really is for moscow? i think if we zoom out a bit and maybe wait fo

a question of persistence will the u. s. and it's a european allies show the same resilience, the ukrainian people and their army are showing on the battle front, where we continue to provide these packages every few weeks. you know, every 2 weeks with united states, every 2 weeks from europe to bring artillery rounds. the rocket rounds that are also include in this package, but also vehicles artillery vehicles. there's 18 in this package, but we need other ones from our european partners and then rocket launching systems where european partners as well. now to smother stories making headlines around the world to day, even refugee agency says the number of displaced people worldwide has risen to 100000000. that's the highest number recorded since world war 2. russia's invasion of ukraine is one of several crises that have pushed the number higher. in the u. s . a panel of advisors to the food and drug administration has endorsed coven 19 shots for children aged 6 months to 5 years. as the last demographic without access to the backend vaccines in the us jobs would be available next week once approved by the agency. yellowstone national park in

a defense adviser to ukraine. he says the new weapons and by the u. s. are important to you. create and troops on the front lines. without a doubt they will assist you premiums, who can now range ration artillery that previously they couldn't range with any kind of artillery systems. they go, i engaged in for years. so without a doubt it is a weapon system that the radians definitely want ukrainians to win if they're right, keep in mind, right? it's a much smaller military, right? much lower against the much larger, rushing. know if you're right, more weapon systems. more forces, right in. so it's a much better trained force against the poorly trained, larger force. so as her weapon systems or ammunition gets treated, the absolutely ukrainians need that replaced as having a 100 days since russia invaded ukraine. and while there's been no let up in the fighting in the east of the country, the capital has hosted a world cup, qualifying game between ukraine and scotland, saying that the reports from keith keith's olympic stadium would normally have hosted club games and team training sessions. events opened t

hate really remains a major concern across a good part of our north america particular cross at the u. s. over the next couple of days. it will weather fronts and wriggling away a somewhat farther north, pushing up towards the place towards the prairies. we have got some wet weather in play here, but it's about that hate that extreme heat rack or breaking cake. well into the 30s . some places touching the 40s, some more wintry. now just over towards the northwest, some cooler air is in place. if only it would be rather more spread out colder for some snow over the canadian rockies, maybe around the mountain states of the u. s. city. some very heavy rain through the prairies, eating further east with some larvae, showers down towards a se hot, humid and pretty wet thunder down paws for the southeast corner of the u. s. on tuesday afternoon, but the heat that's very much in place across. so central park at where to where we can see the hook of where to weather, just making its way around. western side of the lakes, just pushing up through like superior easing into central parts of canada. as we go one through wednesday is lottie, try and hot

hate really remains a major concern across a good part of our north america. particular cross said the u. s. over the next couple of days, little weather fronts and wriggling away a somewhat farther north, pushing up towards the place towards the prairies. we have got some wet weather in play here, but it's about that hate that extreme heat rack or breaking cake. well into the 30s . some places touching the 40s, some a wintry. now just over towards the northwest. some cooler air is in place. if only it would be rather more spread out kona for some snow way, for the canadian rockies, maybe round the mountain states of the u. s. 70 some very heavy rain through the prairies, eating further eastwards, some larvae showers down towards a se hot, humid and pretty wet thunder down. pause for the southeast corner of the u. s. on tuesday afternoon, but the heat that's very much in place across. so central path at where to where we can see the hook of where to weather just making its way around. and western side of the lakes just pushing up through like superior easing into central parts of canada. as we go one through wet to stay. as long as you try an

are a daily warnings of big thunderstorms, sometimes turn tornadic in the southern states of the u. s. this is them blooming in the last picture we had and it's a long line that should call a front, if you like, which ought, as it goes east was a cause to bring cold red because that the cold front that is cold, rare. and it's quite a contrast in, for example, in toronto, we come down 10 degrees, but for the east coast, the u. s. i think it will be rather less of a change. it's a wandering frontal system behind it. it's fairly settled that only the only wintry stuff around is a long way north in canada, even on the heights of the cascades in the rockies. i don't see any snow in particular this time, but you still got these generating showers down in texas less so you'll notice now console or missouri or target to friday. frontal system is gone offshore and it's still $28.00 in the scene. 23 in new york. they remember that hurricane that came in on shore in mexico. this is the range of the might wind up into something else until it does that. a lot of rain in the you can sample it's the and western cuba seems the likely result. and the re persistent shares may been around for a co

a long time. again, there will be some corrections made. but as, as we see in the u. s. media, certainly it's in the russian media. you know, a headline on the front page. that's correct. you know, on page 64 with a couple of lines, you know, weeks later doesn't carry the same weight as the provocative or, or hyperbolic. you know, kind of headline that screams and in the media on both sides of the atlantic all over the world have a real tough time doing corrections with the same sort of visibility that they do the accusations, i guess not to wait and see if they are correct, so done in what way they are steve gil radio host and political compensate to thank you very much for joining us today. thanks peter. according to the un sexy general antonio terrorist, the unfolding global few crises cannot be solved without supplies from russia and ukraine. i was wanting comes amid further delays of vital shipments to other regions, including africa. we need quick and decisive action to ensure a steady flow of food and energy in open markets by lifting export restrictions, allocating surpluses and reserves to those who need them, and addressing food price in

tuesday, we're the mexican president said that he plans to make migration a front and center topic when he meets with his counterpart of u. s. president joe biden. sometime in july. thank you very much. from san antonio, texas manny wrap. hello. a senior a to donald trump's. former chief of staff says a one time you as president grabbed the steering wheel of a car and demanded to be taken to the capital on the day of the january 6 riots. the president had just finished his speech outside the white house at the time when he praised support in washington. the u. s. house committee investigating the attack also had tramped, use some of his support as were armed. the president had very strong, very angry response to that. tony described him as being irate the president said something to the effect of i'm the effing president, take me up to the capital now. to which bobby responded, sir, we have to go back to the west wing. the president reached up towards the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel. mister engel grabbed his arm, said sir, you need to take your head off the steering wheel. we're going back to the west

u. s. over the next. there's a little clutch of storms just gathering here. all tied him with his so whether front, which is just making his way over towards the carolina is pushing through georgia further north. it is generally dry until we get up into the the made west the upper midwest, central parts of canada. seeing some outbreaks of rain, it will be heavy at times. it's making its way further east were still hot in d. c at around $35.00 celsius. still some monsoon showers down to the southwest there just around the desert southwest around the 4 corners states. west coast generally try we have got some showers in t a, b, c, making the way further east. would you see a lot of fine and dry weather, but the weather there just around the southwest will pop over the next few days. seasonal rains here you see their showers, they're just towards eastern texas, louisiana, just pushing over across towards sir the panhandle. wet weather in force across parts of the caribbean, we are most concerned with this disturbance now moving towards the windward, seizing across northern parts of venezuela, a devel

u. s. how important is it then for nato to maintain a united front this summit? well, they want to hear none of that sort of talk here at the summit over the next couple of days in madrid. this is all about re configuring the nato alliance in the face of a new threat. 10 years ago, they all decided russia was not a threat at all, that peace reigned supreme across europe. things very different. of course, now, mister starr beg ahead of the summit, talking about the most significant transformation in a generation, the defense and deterrence systems of nato. the biggest change there since the cold war, they are upping numbers. the 40000 strong, rapid reaction force that may to have in place a quarter of which was meant to be ready to go in just 8 days. that's being expanded to an extraordinary 300000 troops, contributed violence members to be kept to the state of high readiness with big weapons systems and munitions. also move towards the east. they are upping battalion sign battle groups in 8 countries to brigade sized battle groups in 8 countries on roches dawson.

u. s. rocket systems, the ukranian front lines continue to be populated by a times dangerously ill equipped fighters. they are lacking bullets and extra magazines for the rifles. one canadian fighter said the reality on the ground is, is very different and slowly as you can see, that that bubble that they had built up beginning to bus murat garcia, i'm speaking with my colleague union o'neill earlier now it's not just the media narrative that is undergoing radical changes, public interest in the coverage of the conflict has some down shifts as well, since people are no longer absorbed with coverage of the war in ukraine as artes. rachel marston, comments? let's face it. we live in an age of increasingly short attendees. best found new cycles in the immediate gratification of social networks and flashing the ban. friends have rewired a lot of ways to turn away from anything that requires long term focus and the conflict ukraine is really no exception is recent. does any indication now over 100 days into this fiasco? social media attention has decreased from a high of a 109000000 weekly inter

u. s . i saw the soviet union did not want to be caught fighting a 2 front war war with japan and the east, and also a war with germany in the west. and they knew that the germans were going to attack sooner or later. also, when the british and french refused to form an alliance against germany, went to saudi in the polish government also refused. on january the 26th, 1934 in poland became the 1st european country to conclude unknown aggression treaty with germany. the pill such k, hitler packed along with germany, poland plan to attack the ussr. poland must not remain idle at this historic moment. the main goal is to weaken and crush russia. but on september the 1st 1939, poland was attacked by germany. militia, europe 4, should get good. you good, reversed wicca. cooney, dwaa is when you cross that path than you before you where the law absolute was before for shipped off with florida. oh, bullock or group? the co birth 3, and you would you were the bull. we've gone the, you're wealthy, did he thought i asked the crushed polish government please? to england. poland ceases to exist as a st

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a short while ago from outside the u. s supreme court. ah, well, as you see there really hundreds of women and men here in front of the supreme court, it only took a couple of minutes before the 1st came after the ruling was out. it wasn't clear that it comes out to more. i to day that it came out today, so more and more people are coming here. the majority is kind of morning and they are very sad that there's very important right to get an important for many of them . and very important right, is being taken away. brand, i just want to make clear, our international audience. it's not that abortion is not possible anymore in the united states, but the protection for this nation wide law is taken away. so now it's up to the states. and this is what some women fear here, that in rural places in places far away from stays in which abortion is still legal or they won't be able to get that done if they are in need to it. and in, as we know that polls have told us for the last 50 years, there has never been a majority of americans in favor of overturning roe vs wade. not a majority in favor of what happened today. so how divided then is america r

u. s. cetera. central and eastern 3rd of the u. s . seeing some very high temperatures at the moment, and that's gonna continue to go on through the next couple days. a cold front, the blue line on our chart here will slide its way up across the northern plays a warm front running down toward sand, new york. there, that's the warm sector and that's where we got that rule. searing heat, some very high temperatures. 36 celsius. therefore, chicago toronto around 30 degrees celsius, 37. therefore kansas city fresh weather up towards the northwest. let. how shall we say that will sink further south and east with, as we go on through the next couple of days that he really becoming concentrated across a deep south into that southeastern corner. so in that cold front, some live the showers long, the spouse of rain, and they'll run across the lakes into new england into east in canada, where it really does gather as we go on through thursday or cheap api, hide some showers there into central parts. the us down towards the south west the the monsoon range here used wet weather coming in what a 2 showers over to ward, sir, nevada, to ward, sir california. but essentially

a reaction to the russian missile strike from the apartment building and heave, the u. s. president replied, calling it more of russia, the barbarism leaders of the g 71 to show a united front against potent and their common support for ukraine. but the unity is increasingly under pressure. now that the fall out of the war is affecting more and more people worldwide, including and g, 7 countries even stopping to old g 7 countries are concerned about the crises that we have to deal with. some countries, the shrinking growth rates, increasing inflation shortage of goods and disruption of supplies. these are not small challenges together. we have to take responsibility, but i'm very confident that we will send a clear signal of unity from the summit that's getting that the most urgent signal 8 organizations are waiting for is a clear plan on how to tackle food shortages as a consequence of the war column the put into the wall, just pop in visual because he's action is effect and millions of people very far from where he was, where he thought he was happy to. you know, he's well, so that is the call. well beyond that, as well as to think about how do we come, how do we deal, co

the atmosphere now and what are you seeing and hearing well, this is more of a pro abortions right rally in front of this u. s. supreme court building here in washington and the crowd is both the angry with the high court ruling. but we've also been hearing from speakers throughout the late afternoon, telling people how they can move forward now, how they can actually channel their anger into constructive action. whether it's advising people on how to seek reproductive health care, especially given that to some states, such as alabama have already moved to outlaw abortion completely within their states borders, or how to get more involved in the political process. a. so this has been a long day, a lot of people trying to process the emotion of something that they had really taken for granted. but it already seems as if people are moving from that initial 1st burst of anger to trying to figure out what to do with it. and you try to restore the right to have an abortion in the united states. no matter how long it takes. all right, rosalind jordan live for us from washington dc. many thanks. as we mentioned, it'

hard time now for 37 happening today , there'll be a rally in front of the u. s. urt by supporters of abortion rights. the group rise up for abortion rights in terms of hold protests outside the supreme court every day the court could announce a decision on whether to overturn roe versus wade. california voters could decide in november on an amendment to the state constitution. protecting birth control right. the state senate approved a motion 29 to 7 proposal amending california's constitution. that amendment would enshrine the right to an abortion and contraception in california. it now goes to the state assembly for their consideration. at least two thirds of the state assembly would have to vote for it for it to be on the ballot in november. it would then need a simple majority of votes for it to pass and become part of california's constitution. okay 4. 38 is the time get ready. i would say open your windows, so let some cool air in, but i don't think it's very cool out there, right, steve already. it's kind of warm bit, but there's no breeze. no breeze, that'

a daily warnings of big thunderstorms, sometimes turn tornadic in the southern states of the u. s. this is them blooming in the last picture we had, and it's a lower line that should coral front if you like, which ought, as it goes east was a course to bring cold red co star, the cold front that is cold red. and is quite a contrast in, for example, in toronto, we come down 10 degrees, but for the east coast to the u. s, i think it will be rather less of a change. it's a wandering frontal system behind it. it's fairly settled that only the only wintry stuff around is a long way north in canada, even on the heights of the cascades in the rockies. i don't see any snow in particular this time, but you still got these generating showers down in texas less so you'll notice now console or missouri or target to friday. frontal system is gone offshore and it's still $28.00 in the scene. 23 in new york. i remember that hurricane that came in on shore in mexico. this is the reins of the might wind up into something else until it does that. a lot of rain in the you could potentially and western cuba seems the likely result. and there are a persistent shares, they've been around for a cou

while so did nato able to project both a united and expanded front and gaining superiority over russia in the baltic region? president biden announcing and expanded u. s. military presence in europe said the alliance had never been so galvanized a major shift to a state of readiness for whatever turns russian aggression may yet take. jona, hull, alto, 0, madrid. all nato leaders met in the drained russian president vladimir putin attended a summit in turkmenistan with leaders afore other caspian sea nations. as pigeons, fast foreign trip since rushes invasion of ukraine. he told reporters, moscow will respond to any native movements in sweden and finland. hershberger sets a shrill c even full ended on us neared. there is nothing that might concern us in terms of fund and swayed and becoming night. members, if they want to, please go ahead, but they should clearly understand that they didn't face any threats before the us . now, of nato troops and infrastructure are deployed. we will be compelled to respond and kind and create the same threats to the territory that is now creating threats for attention. yep. it's obvious what they don't understand that

front lines as ukraine waits for more weapons. a look now at some other developments in the war. in brief . u. s. president joe biden has said his ukranian counterpart for a lot of his zalinski. didn't want to hear us warnings that russia was planning to invade. biden shed, zelinski was among the leaders who thought the intelligence was exaggerated. it's a rare change in tone from one of the ukrainian president, strongest supporters. european commission, president ursula vander line has arrived in keith to discuss ukraine's bid to join the european union. president zelinski has repeatedly requested that the e, you fast track ukraine's application. the european commission is due to publish its assessment on ukraine's candidate status on friday. and so the mirror of mario paul has warned of a major color outbreak in the southern ukrainian city. he said that with much of the infrastructure damaged or destroyed, people were forced to drink contaminated water. russian troops took control of mario full last month. after weeks of bombardment, which left the city in ruins. in russia, vladimir putin has

ask has been fighting on the murray you put front a new prospect from previous because the parents who said you're gonna do, sir. my gosh, are at the foot u. s. 3 stores here that i see your brother, printer looks the i'm capable of like a cold, but he's sort of a little boy because usual ah, oh, thank angie 14, how to kosky realized they would have to fight in is the ukraine's pro russian cities. as protests on keys, my dan escalated into st warfare. someone with nicholas which he wasn't civil then. yes. get anybody to us know when your city is like okay, hold on with the brochure. summer promotion. i'm sure some were doing, but i wasn't promotional julie, but also for ah, with the number that it was all up on. yeah, for sure about the work i still have a beautiful look. i just need to speak here when we got here, just give me a buzz. i'm newkirk parish there for a couple of weeks or so. but the visuals of nipple in which talk to started, ah, after the coup d'etat in ukraine, how to kosky returned to his native done. it's here as in almost all russian speaking regions of se in ukraine, people refused to recognize the new government. ah, why

front. the u. s. d u. k, and germany have moved to counter russian firepower by pledging to st. ukraine rocket launchers with a range of up to 80 kilometers russians. foreign minister doubled down on the kremlin, defined response mobile to look at the booth chim. then i can only add that the longer the range of weapons. yes. apply the further we will move the front lines away from our territory bellini on which neo nazis couldn't threaten the russian federation of it was his good in a war marked by a russian setbacks and stiff ukrainian resistance. it won't be easy to back such words with action. he w cars on a john phillip sholtes is in keep for us. we're having technical difficulties in the line, isn't that good? but let's try him out. what can you tell us about the fight for the east young feller felt yes, there is the intent. i think going on in the are of the done that bridge at the moment, especially in the keep that the barrel done, that there is 3 by thing and 42 ukrainian official. the situation is really changing by the our brand new military says that the bill had parcels, but clearly i was done by

front lines in the east and the south. he says more artillery is needed to match russia, superior firepower, and a u. s. law as u. s. lawmakers pushed to improve gun safety, dw meets a parent turned activist who lost his son in the shooting. that started the national debate in the u. s. on gun ownership. ah, welcome to our viewers around the world. i'm michael ok. ukraine's president villamor zalinski says russia is trying to destroy every city in the eastern dumbass region. rushers, fire power in ukraine's industrial heartland is estimated to be at least 10 times greater than ukraine's. and zalinski says his troops won't be able to hold back. hooton's forces much longer without an increase supply of western weapons. as battles re, john some $300.00 civilians from dumb boss were taken to safer parts of the country on a special evacuation train. i smiled to break the tension. the civilians had done ads are fleeing as the shelling just closer. war is a reality. many people here now to well thump, actually see ship. they started shelling it and then it intensified. oh was lady, we have been in the war for 8 years al

volunteers, defending a village close to the front line and here from residence, how it feels to be in the line of russian fire and the legal victory for the actor, johnny debt a u. s. jerry sides with the hollywood superstar concluding that his ex wife amber heard defamed him in an opinion article in which she said that she was a victim of abuse. plus she has been on the throat and for longer than any other monic in british history, we will look at how the u. k. is celebrating queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee. ah. i'm on your campus mckinnon. thanks so much for joining us. russian forces are edging closer to capturing a key ukrainian sissy after days of fighting st. battles are underway in the industrial hub of sarah dunn yeske in the east and don bass region. the governor that says that to center the city is now under russian control. but in a boost the ukraine, germany and the united states have announced additional weapons for fatigue, including advanced rocket systems with a range of up to ac kilometers. the more i stated, he w correspondent mathias bellinger is in the ukrainian capital keeps. you have a fighting has been going on in the city inside the citi

front. the u. s. the u. k, and germany have moved to counter russian firepower by pledging to cent. ukraine rocket launchers with a range of up to 80 kilometers russians. foreign minister doubled down on the criminal, defined response mobile to look at the booth. jim, i can only add that the longer the range of weapons is supply. the further we will move the front lines away from our territory bellini on which neo nazis couldn't threaten the russian federation of interest in a war marked by a russian setbacks and stiff ukrainian resistance. it won't be easy to back such words with action. okay, his a quick round up now of some of the other developments in the war and ukraine. you may leave the room. maybe it's easier not to listen to the truth. the ambassador can you rush as envoy has stormed out of a un security council meeting on ukraine? he left the station after european council president shaw michelle accused russia of using global food supplies as a weapon in the wall. russia has started handing over the bodies of ukrainian fight, has killed in the as of style steel works. the sprawling plant was ukraine's l

a question of persistence will the u. s. and it's european allies show the same resilience, the ukrainian people and their army are showing on the battle front. we continue to provide these packages every few weeks, you know, every 2 weeks from united states, every 2 weeks from europe. to bring artillery rounds, the rocket rounds that are also include in this package, but also vehicles artillery vehicles. there's 18 in this package, but we need other ones from our european partners and then rocket launching systems where european partners as well. he was army chief of stuff mach millie, spoke today. mike saying he thought russia had lost somewhere between 20 and 30 percent of the ahmed force. do you believe that to be true? and does that offer hope? if so, if you crying in a war of attrition, 1st i do believe it's true and i believe you could even caveat that with it. some of their, their better equipment that was more likely than not able to operate. in other words, some of their 100 percent of equipment is equipment that just doesn't get out of the hangar or the garage. and so i really think they've lost a significant war fighting capacity

vladimir zalinski has also been to the front lines and don boss a risky move to raise the murat of soldiers subjected to a relentless russian a. to re barrage the u. s. d u. k. and germany have moved to count her russian firepower by pledging to st. ukraine rocket launchers with a range of up to 80 kilometers russians. foreign minister doubled down on the kremlin, defined response mobile to look at the booth. jim that i can only add that the longer the range of weapons. yes. apply the further we will move the front line away from our territory bellini and which, neo, nazis couldn't threaten the russian federation. of course, who's good in a war marked by russian setbacks and stiff ukraine resistance. it won't be easy to back such words with action and id of as much he has billing or told me it was remarkable. a remarkable move rather by zalinski to visit areas near the front lines. yeah. and it's a very risky her visit. of course sir. um he was exposed basically to russian shelling while being there so it must have implant very so roughly, and of course it was published only after he went there. but i, it's probably something that it was very clever

vladimir lansky has also been to the front lines and don boss a risky move to raise the murat of soldiers subjected to a relentless russian. a terri barrage the u. s. d u k and germany have moved to count her russian firepower by pledging to st. ukraine rocket launchers with a range of up to 80 kilometers russians. foreign minister doubled down on the criminal, defined response mobile to look at the booth chim, than i can only add that the longer the range of weapons. yes. apply the further we will move the front lines away from our territory. deline on which neo nazis couldn't threaten the russian federation was intimacies, good in a war marked by russian setbacks and stiff ukraine resistance. it won't be easy to back. such words with action while are very on the connolly. he is in odessa and he told me more about the difficulties that ukrainian voices are now up against. i think more than being out, man, they've been outgunned and that's in large part because those western weapons deliveries that ukraine has been asking for with ever greater intensity in recent weeks and months are just not getting there as fast as you can, needs them to be ther

front of the u. s. supreme court in washington, we're seeing many, a pro abortion right access protesters here, protesting against that decision. and that includes our guest here. hi, julie, this is julie leonard who and you traveled all the way from north carolina to be here. and i understand that's where you are an abortion clinic. ask for it. you actually help women get into the bullshit linux. will you still be doing that job? come tomorrow when you go back home, i will still be doing my job when i go back home because north carolina will remain illegal, stay for now. as long as we have our governor in office who is a democrat, but how close is it or how much are you fearful that come the mid term elections when governorships across the us are again on the ballot? how could that change? could abortion become illegal in north carolina as well? i would like to hope that this decision has rallied women and anyone with uterus across the state, so that they will come out to the pool and make sure that that does not happen so that we will keep our governor and we will keep our rights right now there are wom

reported were regions hundreds of kilometers from the front lines far away from any of the russian troops engaged in combat. wealth and former u. s. senate a, tara reef, says western officials need to get that geography straight because they have committed crimes if they're not physically there. and again, it kind of go them of the western officials of the map of ukraine and where locations are going back to pushing. if you listen to her statement, she had said she was trying to get more weapons and more help for ukraine. so what they was enemy by making really vile and absurd accusations to try to touch the emotions of people. israel of human rights violations, and intending to fully occupied palestine. israel has no intention of ending the ide palestinian territory and is acting to alter the demography through the maintenance of a favorable environment for his railey settlers. was more the un commission has stated than an end of the israeli occupation would not be in the report also on the lines that israeli authorities are responsible for numerous infringements of rights of the palestinian population. earlier groups like amnesty interna

front line and hit some of that artillery. there's a story breaking today in washington that the u. s. is considering selling ukraine a very high power drawn called the great eagle, a heavy armed, drawn a could help, but it will take weeks to train the ukrainians. so the faster we can get these kinds of transfers in motion the, the safer ukraine will be not tomorrow, not next week, but next month, and in the months ahead. what is the u. s. a staying power when it comes to its ally? ukraine is congress, for instance, prepared for a long war. i think the u. s. is in this for the long haul. i have to admire the way president biden has has handle this so far. he's been very incremental in the way he's been providing aid, so he hasn't provoked russia, but he has definitely helped ukraine. but there will be a real question this fall concept amber when the aid package that we gave you, crane runs out. we'll, the congress approve another 20 or $30000000000.00 for ukraine at a time of inflation at a time of possible recession. this is going to be a real, real question, and a lot is gonna depend

u. s. supreme court thief on a scooter stolen elderly man's dog. right in front on video in new york that video from just outside the victim's home shows the thief writing up petting the dog for a few minutes, all while chatting with the owner, and when the victim turns his back the thief rides off with the pitbull. the dog's name is off. white and police are investigating now, but so far the dog and the thief have not been found. back here at home. a temperatures dropped off dramatically this afternoon, and as the cooling trend gets underway, we are looking at this to continue all the way into your holiday weekend. here's a look. from ktvu across the oakland estuary and take a look at that marine layer just about double what it was in a day or so ago. and with that thicker marine layer and a stronger onshore breeze, we can expect some of that low cloud cover. not only across the bay, but all the way into the sacramento valley by tomorrow. here's a look at storm tracker to a system over the pacific northwest, helping to provide us with this pattern change, and th