0 another look at our breaking news in oakland, where fire burned at least two homes along interstate 5 80 at 35th avenue, and we ll have the latest on abc, seven years at four. tonight several developing stories as we come on the air. tropical storm fiona taking aim at puerto rico in the coming hours. with the forecast models now say about the eastern u. s. and its thousands more in queen elizabeth. there has been word of a disturbance tonight at westminster officers moving in and word of an arrest or tropical storm watches and warnings posted across the caribbean at this hour winds at 50 mph, puerto rico and the u. s virgin islands bracing for more than a foot of rain, dangerous flash flooding, mudslides and possible massive power outages. rob marciano timing this out, and he has the potential tracks tonight. remarkable sight in london at this hour, tens of thousands now waiting 20 hours in line to pay their respects to queen elizabeth king charles, his brothers and his sister, princ
tonight just one day after the missiles struck a central city, killing 23 people, including three children. one of them, 4-year-old lie za seen in this video before the attack. her stroller seen at the scene. tom sufi burridge tonight with the child s grandmother. reporter: tonight, russia ramping up its ruthless attacks on civilians. the eastern city of dnipro the laeytest target. video circulating online showing locals watching as missiles rain down. ukrainian officials confirming at least three people killed in the attack. a u.s. official saying russian strikes killing up to 150 innocent people in just the past two weeks. and new details tonight on russia s deadly attack on the city of vinnytsia in central ukraine. a u.s. official saying the
> we are more in tune to sharks than ever before, and i think that s a bigger issue than an actual increase in incidents or an actual increase in the number of sharks. reporter: none of the shark bites we ve seen so far this year have been fatal, at least inside the united states. most of them occurring right along the east coast. walters tells us he sees no evidence to show that swimmers are less safe today out in the water than they were years ago. whit? phil, thank you. now to the war in ukraine. the u.s. announcing an additional $368 million aid package. that s on top of new advanced rocket systems sent to ukraine already making an impact. these images here, ukrainian officials say, show those rockets hitting their targets in the russian occupied east. abc s tom sufi burridge is in kyiv tonight. reporter: tonight, dramatic evidence that u.s. rocket systems, now in ukrainian hands, are striking russian targets. this video circulating online.
whit. tom sufi burridge, our thanks to you tonight. also overseas, sri lanka s government is in turmoil. the president and prime minster both vowing to resign after violent protests there. this scene unfolding at the government office. tens of thousands of people storming the building. another crowd forcing their way into the presidential palace. and protesters breaking into the prime minster s private home, setting it on fire. many in the country are angry over a fuel crisis and food shortages. back here at home, another victim in the fourth of july highland park massacre is being remembered. 69-year-old eduardo uvaldo died of his injuries in the hospital. he was a grandfather of 13 and a great grandfather of 6. two of his family members, including his wife, were wounded in the attack on paradegoers. the governor pritzker paying his respects to the family today. there s much more ahead on world news tonight this saturday. gunfire erupting during a family