east coast, 8:00 here in los angeles, and this is america s late news, fox news @ night. breaking tonight, we now have the body cam video released to the public showing the shocking moment a stolen car crashes, flips, and then smashes onto a seattle police cruiser, and the suspects were armed juveniles, a growing trend we have seen across the country. so where are the parents, and should they be held responsible? suddenly that question is very relevant. matt finn, live with more of the video instrument details. good evening. we begin in seattle with that silent police body camera video that shows the stunning moment a stolen car crashes and flips over and onto a police squad car. police say three juveniles stole the car and were recklessly driving it on a bad rim. the driver of the stolen car crashes into a car and ends up flipping onto the police cruiser. fortunately, the officer was not hurt, and he rushed to assist the teens in the car and the person he was hit. police
still landing close by. in the town centre, a russian flag is raised, and another on a rooftop in one of the town s industrial areas. the kremlin is already crowing, releasing footage of russian fighterjets in action. air power has played a big role in this victory. on the ground, ukrainian forces have also been struggling with acute shortages of men and, in particular, of ammunition. so these are the last two shells that you have? yes, this artillery officer told us a week ago, blaming western nations for halting supplies. the result ukrainian infantry fighting to hold on to avdiivka have been heavily outgunned by as much as 10:1, and so eventually ukraine ordered a withdrawal, at times well organised, but not always. here, a ukrainian armoured vehicle is hit by a drone. overall, though, it s russia that has suffered by far the heaviest losses here. translation: russia has| suffered 47,000 casualties in avdiivka since last october. those are huge losses. in such circumstan
after the longest and perhaps the bloodiest battle of the war so far, russian shells still landing close by. in the town centre, a russian flag is raised, and another on a rooftop in one of the town s industrial areas. the kremlin is already crowing, releasing footage of russian fighterjets in action. air power has played a big role in this victory. on the ground, ukrainian forces have also been struggling with acute shortages of men and, in particular, of ammunition. so these are the last two shells that you have? yes, this artillery officer told us a week ago, blaming western nations for halting supplies. the result ukrainian infantry fighting to hold on to avdiivka have been heavily outgunned by as much as 10:1, and so eventually ukraine ordered a withdrawal, at times well organised, but not always. here, a ukrainian armoured vehicle is hit by a drone. overall, though, it s russia that has suffered by far the heaviest losses here. translation: russia has| suffered 47,000
someone adds, this street isn t yours, it belongs to everyone. the riot police don t seem to think so. there are cries of disgrace, shame, as police start to clear the area. and then the arrests. across russia, hundreds of people had been detained at events commemorating the late opposition leader. these are the last known images of alexei navalny from two days ago. the russian authorities claim he died the next day after falling unconscious. today, his mother arrived at the remote penal colony where he died, beyond the arctic circle. she was told her son s body had been taken to a local morgue, but. the body isn t there, so his prisonjust lied to his lawyer and his mother that the body is there. we don t have any clue where he is now and what is happening to him, and when it will be given to the family. we do know one thing, the russian authorities are saying very little about what happened. the death of alexei navalny is a huge story outside russia, but here it is being kep