judges, and i m opposed to electing judges, but i have to. 12 of those judges i ve never heard of, so i look to the l. a. times website for their endorsement guidance, and all that. but it is a real hunk of homework, that we all have to do, all the way down that ballot, every single office, we see now more than ever how much a state legislatures matter, there are officers a lot of people have ignored in the past. everything matters, democracy is all over the spell of this year, you got, of potential debt realign. yes, i think there s a silver lining to all of this, conspiracy theory and fearmongering over election integrity. one of the good things we ve actually paid attention to are those down ballot races, and the importance of those. and also championing the men and women who decide to raise their hand and say hey, i can help run this part of american democracy. so in a way, it s great that it s a big pile of armor for all of us to complete our civic duties. yeah, and
take you to bucha. what we had not seen before. the new evidence they ve now gathered against the russians. abc news obtaining images of russian soldiers. a soldier firing at surveillance cameras to destroy them. and the son whose father was among the hundreds murdered. what was discovered in this garage while we were there? martha raddatz and mary bruce also live in washington tonight. the developing headline back home. the grim discovery tonight in the massive search, after the kidnapping of a teacher and mother of two. surveillance showing her being force into an suv while jogging. what authorities have now revealed. tonight, the breaking headline from canada in the manhunt for a suspect after ten people were stabbed and killed. police surrounding a home and what we now know. our team in uvalde, texas, tonight. the children going back to school. but never again to robb elementary. and that image after the school football team won its first game, helping to lift the c
gathered against the russians. abc news obtaining images of russian soldiers. a soldier firing at surveillance cameras to destroy them. and the son whose father was among the hundreds murdered. what was discovered in this garage while well were there? martha raddatz and mary bruce also live in washington tonight. the developing headline back home. the grim discovery tonight in the massive search, after the kidnapping of a teacher and mother of two. surveillance showing her being force into an suv while jogging. what authorities have now revealed. tonight, the breaking headline from canada in the manhunt for a suspect after ten people were stabbed and killed. police surrounding a home and what we now know. our team in uvalde, texas, tonight. the children going back to school. but never again to robb elementary. and that image after the school football team won its first game. the coyotes helping to lift the community going back. there is late word coming in, the deadly
pence let me down. the panel also cited witnessed who described how trump watched tv for hours as the violent assault unfolded and the committee s republican vice-chair said the dam has begun to break as more pieces of the puzzle fall into place and new witnesses step forward. can a president who is willing to make the choices donald trump made during the violence of january 6th ever be trusted with any position of authority in our great nation again? cnn s manu raju is on capitol hill for us. what do we know about the focus of this committee for future hearings? reporter: well, they haven t decided exactly yet how they will split-up those future hearings in september. the committee members told me last night those are still issues that they are still trying to sort out. they plan to use the next month in august when congress is on recess to have more testimony from witnesses behind closed doors. liz cheney indicating that subpoenas have been issued and committee memb
good morning. and welcome to way too early. on this monday, august 1st. i m jonathan lemire. thanks for being with us. we begin with the situation in ukraine. in a significant breakthrough this morning, a ship carrying ukrainian grain set off from the port of odesa to for the first time since the war started back in february. ukraine s minister of infrastructure tweeted this video of the vessel which is carrying more than 26,000 tons of corn and is on its way to lebanon. the ship is expected to reach istanbul on tuesday where it will be inspected before being allowed to proceed. the move is part of an internationally brokered deal between kyiv and moscow, to release millions of tons of grain to foreign markets, and ease a growing food crisis. ukrainian officials say 16 more ships are waiting to depart odesa s port as part of that deal. meanwhile, russia advances have slowed, almost to a standstill, as newly-delivered western weapons are helping ukrainian forces re-claim