tailor. i am denali s brother-in-law and a resident of the bay area. i m going to talk about her dedication to family and the community. recently she has been busy helping her niece with her college life and transition to adult hood. she is fiercely protective of her sister vanessa, when vanessa and i first began to date. her high energy commitment to family value shines with core values of caring and compassion. in law school, she helped devise a program where she mentored to inmates. she worked with the log cabin ranch school for troubled juvenile youth. finally, i want to speak to her work with a traumatized family whose son was murdered near oakland airport in 2013. as assistant u.s. attorney, she took on the case, even though it was clear it would be very difficult to prosecute. she was deeply moved by the grief and loss to the family, especially the mother and sister of the victim. she promised them that she would do her utmost to bring the perpetrator justice. she gave
j.buchter to san francisco. why did i do it? it was a very, very serious decision that i had to make to bring someone to san francisco from fresno, and help that the experiment would work, but the reality would be better than i ever dreamed of. i spent over 48 years giving back to the community. i m a medical sales executive, very successful, and went into coming back and giving back to my community over the last nine years. and when i brought d.j. in, we had an opportunity to bring diversity into a local hires project. i took the chance and put deann j.buchter in charge, and that was one of the best decisions i could have made because not only his dedication to that project, but the way he led the team and had the interaction with our community at all levels, amongst all races, amongst the young, the old, our seniors, our elders. i look forward to seeing both attorney taylor and deon j.buchter lead us to the next level. thank you. supervisor safai: thank you, sir. next s
tonight on 361 big night thank two big stories. motors making president biden the presumptive democratic nominee with donald trump just hours away from the republican nod. meaning that by the end of tonight, the 2020 24 race will be officially set to georgia in the last hour, putting the president with the 1,968 delegates, he needs the former president expected to reach the 1,200 he needs with washington state later tonight the other big story tonight, former special counsel robert hur, telling the house judiciary committee why he didn t indict president biden i didn t over his handling of classified documents. and also taking fire from both sides of the aisle for the decisions that he did make that first the election and breaking news polls have just close in mississippi and cnn can now make a projection cnn projects that former president trump will win the state pudding him that much closer to 1,215 delegates. he needs to secure the nomination. we can also project tha
avoid what he calls a wider war in the middle east. plus, cnn s on the front lines in ukraine, taking you into the trenches as funding in congress remains at a standstill. and ukrainian forces grapple with dwindling supplies and constant russian bombardment. and neuralink, elon musk s controversial start-up, says it s planted a chip in the human brain for the first time. we re going to break down what the chip is supposedly does, and implications for modern medicine. we re following these major developments to race and many more, all coming in right here to cnn news central. today, president biden spoke to the families of the three soldiers who were killed in a drone attack on a u.s. base in jordan. solemn duties as he and his national security team await retaliation. just a short time ago, president biden says he has made a decision on the u.s. response, and now, the world is waiting to see what that response looks like, and whether it will succeed where prior ac
morning. two industrial facilities were hit. no reports of casualties. fired five cruise missiles elsewhere in the south. russian missiles also set a industrial facility in kharkiv on fire. in the east, ukraine said it s holding the line against russian attacks. eight settlements came under fire sunday morning but russian troops didn t make any gains meanwhile russia s defense minister was in donbas ordering troops to increase operations to prevent ukrainian strikes this the region. president zelenskyy said his country is making progress and will keep up the momentum. translator: ukraine has withstood russia s brutal blows. we have managed to liberate some of the territory that was occupied after february 24th. we will gradual ly liberate others under occupation. it s taking a toll on the environment, industrial sites, oil depots, chemical facilities have come under russian attacks. including the oil refinery in odes, hit in april. those strikes are doing damage to the en