To benefit the marshall county animal rescue league to help out other dogs. we are glad to help the other animals. david: daisy the dog, the undisputed frisbee champ. i ll david muir. thanks for watching. good night. building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. it really discourages people that look like me to come to this institution. this decision sets us backwards to the 1950 s to be honest with you. the supreme court has voted to end affirmative action in a college admissions process. the high court ruling that colleges and universities cannot take race into consideration when accepting students. i m larry beale. i m kristin. reaction continues to pour in from educators, students and many more including president biden. i believe colleges are
Stemmed the tide and struck a deal which they can get back to business as they want to do in ukraine. lawrence: kristin, prigozhin was lethal. he was worse than putin. when you see the bodies stacked up in ukraine. the heads on stakes. if he had his way he would have attacked kyiv as well. what does you continue do next now that he doesn t have that mercenary that almost wanted to inflict more pain than he did. two things. first i think with prigozhin it s a reminder to be careful what you wish for. in russia, there are actually people who are potentially worse than vladimir putin. the people who would challenge him from power. some of them are nationalists he
Stemmed the tide and struck a deal which they can get back to business as they want to do in ukraine. lawrence: kristin, prigozhin was lethal. he was worse than putin. when you see the bodies stacked up in ukraine. the heads on stakes. if he had his way he would have attacked kyiv as well. what does you continue do next now that he doesn t have that mercenary that almost wanted to inflict more pain than he did. two things. first i think with prigozhin it s a reminder to be careful what you wish for. in russia, there are actually people who are potentially worse than vladimir putin. the people who would challenge him from power. some of them are nationalists he
Bakhmut just to show up again that it is him on the ground that is winning in the war. perhaps his most brutal kristin came just hours before this a legend attack. he said the conflict in ukraine is unnecessary and that the justification was unfounded and there was essentially no reason. this leads president putin with a very complex problem. how do you get rid of a man who you let rise to the level? interesting. we appreciate it. thank you. and we will have more on the developing situation in russia but coming up some of the other stories we are following. officials say the doomed titan submersible suffered a
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N tonight, $7 million, that s how much the trump campaign says it has raised. the former president sending out a flurry of emails since friday asking for donations holding a fundraiser at his bedminster resort last night and making the indictment really the entire core of his entire campaign. kristen holmes is live from bedminster. kristin, you ve been talking to people in trump s inner circle. what are they telling you? reporter: well, erin, first of all, using the word flurry, that is very kind of you. we re talking about emails every ten minutes since he was indicted. it has been filling up our inbox. i do want to talk about those numbers because they are incredibly significant. i had spoken to a number of republicans, a number of allies who despite the fact that trump has publicly said that any sort of second indictment would give him a boost in the polls and a boost in fundraising, not everyone was so sure.
Speech. i spoke to people in the audience ahead of his speech who said they hoped that he would give a path forward for the future. but obviously he was fixated on those legal issues. so this is going to be one in the same. but these sources say that he is going to continue campaigning as normal. he s going to have these events. they were planning even last night where the next rally would be. and while he does so, we learned that walt nauta will be by his side the entire time. all right, kristin, thank you very much. outfront now, republican senator mike rounds from south dakota, a member of the senate intelligence and arms services committees. he has endorsed tim scott for president. and senator, i really appreciate your time. look, given the committees you re on, you know more about classified documents, what they mean for national security, what they can mean for american lives, than almost anyone. how do you react to just the basics here? how the doj says trump was storing and sharing national
there was one inch on her body that you could touch on her arm. the rest of her body was in bandages and bandages. blood, cuts, to. it was so hard to see her but, overall moreover sharing to see that she was okay that she was still breathing. every member of the family spent hours watching over kristen in those early days. one of them never left kristen side. her mom pat. my poor baby. how could this happen to her? exactly what did happen here is a question that would consume not just kristen s family, but investigators and prosecutors as well. together, the road rash on her body and a long trail of blood on the asphalt, suggest kristin might have been hit by a car or fallen from a car or been thrown from a car.