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we still have the historical things that are happening, the drugs, the gangs, the money. but so many more people are dying over small interpersonal days puts. they are using gun violence to solve petty beefs. reporter: it is a culture, it s a way of thinking. reporter: as the country grapples with the historic increase in the homicide rate and a re-imagining of police departments, back in austin, they are looking for solutions as fast as they can. we need to get ahead of that problem and as a community, as a city, that is what he we re doing. and that was ryan young reporting. thanks for watching. ac 360 starts now. good evening. if all news is ultimately about the difference and the distance between then and now, then this was the biggest news night. funeral services in washington for the late senator bob dole. contrast between then and now was a stark and as sad as the moment. today was a reminder of a place, a way of doing politics, a set of values an ....
funeral services in washington for the late senator bob dole. contrast between then and now was a stark and as sad as the moment. today was a reminder of a place, a way of doing politics, a set of values and a country that now exists only in words. paying tribute to those who once embodied it. he came into the arena with certain guiding principles. to begin with, devotion to country, to fair play, to decency. to dignity, to honor, to literally attempting to find the common good. that s how he worked with george mcgovern to find hunger in america. particularly, as it affected children and around the world. he worked with teddy kennedy and tom harken to bring down the barriers of americans living with disabilities. a profound change and profound act of grace. he worked with daniel patrick moynihan to literally save social security. because bob believed every american deserves to grow old with their basic dignity, basic dignity intact. we disagreed, the president west ....
i will have the day s top stories, more than 20 people dead after a massive explosion there in havana hotel. welcome to the show, it is 8:00 a.m. here in ukraine. we begin our coverage in mariupol and the evacuation on friday. 50 civilians from that besieged azovstal steel factory. two buses set to be carried those civilians, under russian military escort. not known where they are being taken nor how many remained at the plant. as you see there, the site has been bombardment from russian tanks, artillery and as well as aircraft. president zelenskyy says he s negotiating negotiations, some 600 are still inside. have a listen. we are working on diplomatic options to save our military to remain in azovstal. influential mediators are involved. monday markets victory day for russia, what russia calls the great patriotic war. russian flag flies above a city s hospital and road signs have been changed to russian. an adviser to mariupol s mayor, soviet statues are popping ....
anna says she fears for her brother, who she says is deteriorating physically as he fights the russians inside the plant. he s very skinny, he s exhausted. his eyes have black bags, she says. he s in horrible condition, but that s just physically, mentally, he s unbelievably strong. they are all so motivated to tear the russians apart. russia is attacking from the ground and the sky. the devastation immeasurable. the human suffering incalculable. under heavy fire, hundreds of civilians still stuck cowering in fear under the steel plant. this is the last ukrainian stronghold in mariupol, but russia is squeezing in on it, relentlessly bombing the place, even after a promise of a cease-fire to allow those trapped civilians to escape. translator: once again, the russians violated the promise of a truce and did not allow the evacuation of civilians who continue to hide from shelling in the basement of the plant. friday, a third rescue attempt got under way. at least a do ....
there was also a lot of news, as there has been all week. there s more today. let s get started this friday, august 18. this breaking overnight, hurricane hillary intensifying in the pacific. it is now a major category 4 hurricane that s expected to bring flooding and rain to california and the southwest over the weekend. more breaking news, maui s emergency management administrator quit abruptly a day after he defended not sounding the island s sirens as deadly wildfires tore through la hadhaina citing health reasons. and also this just in, fema s disaster fund is slipping into the red and hurricane season hasn t even peaked yet. now pressure is on for congress to pass a spending bill. former president trump wants to push back the trial date in the federal election subversion case by a lot. the special counsel wants january, months from now. trump s team wants april of 2026, about three years from now. and federal prosecutors are recommending the toughest jan ....