no means an exaggeration, if ambulances aren t able to attend to somebody who s perhaps broken her hip, you might see anger boiling over to those workers. but these are not headlines the government want to see. that sjust not headlines the government want to see. that s just not the service that people pay through their nose for taxis with their taxes. i don t think many people are going to buy it. asimilarwarning in a similar warning in the guardian as well. that warning coming from nhs bosses. ., , ., , bosses. there are stories circulating bosses. there are stories circulating that bosses. there are stories circulating that even - bosses. there are stories circulating that even if. bosses. there are stories| circulating that even if you bosses. there are stories - circulating that even if you have a heart circulating that even if you have a heart attack or stroke in certain areas, heart attack or stroke in certain areas. you heart attack or stroke in certain areas, you wil
abc s bob woodruff in hong kong tonight. reporter: tonight, anger boiling over in the streets, despite china s efforts to crack down on widespread protests over the country s extreme zero-covid policies. chaos erupt md as protesters threw glass and hurled projectiles. riot police in hazmat suits shielding themselves as they march in formation through the streets of guangzhou, northwest of hong kong. here on the streets of hong kong, there have been solidarity prot protests by students carrying those blank white pieces of paper, demonstrating against censorship. in shanghai, residents officers patrolling the same areas where protests erupted, stopped people on the street in downtown shanghai, looking through their phones for foreign apps. all this amid news tonight that china s former president jiang zemin, who helped
than 20 million views. that tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the state of florida bracing for impact as a dangerous storm is expected to rapidly intensify into a major hurricane. and thousands arrested in russia in a violent anti-war crackdown. first, that state of emergency in florida. residents filling sandbags, stocking up on supplies. officials warning people to get ready for ian now. the storm expected to strength into a major hurricane in the warm waters of the gulf of mexico before taking aim at florida. and news from canada and puerto rico tonight after a devastating hurricane wiped away homes and knocked out power. rob marciano standing by from tampa with the latest hurricane track and timing out another severe weather threat in the northeast. major new developments in the war in ukraine. anger boiling over in russia against vladimir putin s new
with biden s backing he still doesn t have enough support to change the senate rules to get this done. two moderate democrats are still opposed and that is why you are hearing the president repeatedly stressing the importance of the upcoming midterm elections, whit. thank you. next tonight nearly six weeks after the horrific mass shooting in uvalde, texas, family members are still desperate for answers confronting the mayor, criticizing the district attorney asking why more wasn t done to save their loved ones. those officials say their hands are tied. abc s mireya villarreal with our report. uvalde, 365, a continuing abc news series on the texas community trying to cope in the shadow of tragedy. reporter: anguish and anger boiling over for families nearly 6 weeks after 21 people were massacred inside robb elementary. kids were obliterated. my sister was obliterated. there was a closed casket. reporter: loved ones begging uvalde officials to know why other law enforcement off
department be focusing on? reporter: the justice department is going to look at the actions of every law enforcement officer at the school on tuesday. the goal is to understand what decisions were made and why and whether any lives could have been saved. linsey? lots of scrutiny for good reason. aaron, thank you. and tonight the push for gun control legislation appears to be picking up bipartisan support in the midst of more violence this weekend. police in chattanooga say six people were shot overnight downtown and one person of interest was detained. and in tulsa one person there was killed and seven others injured in a shooting at a community event overnight. these latest incidents come as a small group of lawmakers try to push gun reform forward in what s being called serious negotiations. here s abc s white house correspondent mary alice parks. reporter: in the wake of the elementary school massacre in uvalde, texas, tonight anger boiling over for congress to enact meaning