jeff paul is in dallas with more. so jeff, what is the mood like there?hat is the talk about everyone's waiting to find the results? >> everybody keeps refreshing their phones. the results in the straw poll are going to come out on the app. the official app everyone keeps refreshing after hearing yesterday they were supposed to be out about 45 minutes ago. they are still not out and we have not caught a glimpse of a president donald trump the former president was going to be here later this evening to close out the convention. a lot of people to take alive look at what's going on inside the convention hall, are very excited to see and hear with the president has to say. it is clear by what happened to arizona, conservatism still runs through the former president. it was a clean sweep by republicans, backed by trump in arizona they all won their primary contest including for tv anchor kerri lake is running for governor. ask people do not like being talked down too. people do not like elitism and she is an example of that. guess what the gop establishment d

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jeff paul, thank you.ublican national convention is to be held in milwaukee, wisconsin. poking national committee formally select milwaukee as the host city yesterday. the democratic national convention was held in milwaukee in 2020 and they are still working to choose 2024 specifics. the summer of air travel trouble continues, airlines canceled 2800 u.s. lights and delayed 26000 others yesterday. the industry is facing significant staffing shortages throughout the busy summary travel susan to get thousands of flights were canceled over memorial day in july 4 weekend. sirens warning of incoming rocket fires across tel aviv as israel and palestinians exchange fire for a second that. israel killed a jihadist commander yesterday. it's the most violent conflict in more than a year. right now cease-fire nowhere in sight. trey yingst is live just outside gaza with the latest. >> good evening, breaking tonight israelis killed the second enormous command after another commander was killed yesterday sparking this n

jeff paul is live in dallas with the very latest, hey, jeff. the results from the poll are in and former president clearly still the most favored person when it comes to a possible 2024 presidential run and when you look at the numbers, it wasn't even close. 69% of attendees who were polled on this prefer former trump -- former president trump over other people who were on there, roughly only 24% preferred florida governor desantis and when they removed trump from the equation, desantis was the clear winner. very similar results. attendees we spoke with aren't at all surprised by the results of the draw poll and either former president trump as he molds possibly running in 2024. >> i want to thank you for your incredible support also because i just walked in the door and told me i had a straw poll. >> when attendees were asked about most important issues election integrity led the way followed by immigration and energy independence and much to a surprise inflation was down at the bottom at number 5. griff. griff: that is quite a surprise, indee

jeff paul is in la with the latest. jeff: brian, investigators believer just before the group took over the store, they were engaged in a street takeover where groups of people block the road and do stunts with their cars. police say their attention quickly shifted to the nearby seven/11 store and dozens of people crammed into the store and took drinks, food, and cigarettes and even lottery tickets and one point up to 100 people were inside the store, some trashing everything in sight. police believe two people jumped over the counter and started throwing items to people in the crowd. the store employee fearing for he has life ran to the back of the room while all of this unfolded and police are calling this incident flash mob looting and are worried if they don't send a message with arrests, it might keep happening or get worse. >> we want to prevent this from becoming a new trend and think they show up and take over a street or freeway or any part of the city they'll be able to do what they want, come into a store and

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jeff paul is in hazard, kentucky with the latest from there. jeff? >> yeah, sandra.overdrive to help the most vulnerable ahead of the several more inches of rain that eastern kentucky is expected over the next couple days. this is just one example of what is happening to folks out here, this is a bridge that connected a home just to the right. you can see what the strong flood waters did to the bridge. it swept away most of the rocks that connected the driveway to the bridge. it connected to the bridge to the outside world. you can see the river or this particular creek is way down. but the homeowner we spoke to said it was at least four or five feet above that bridge you're looking at right there. so that gives you an idea. you can see the debris that has been wrapped around the bridge. that gist you an idea how strong the waters were and how high and fast moving they were. the current death toll is 35. they expect the number to go up. you know, as we've been standing here watching the creek, you see things coming down from upstream. you see doors and tires. one of

2024 straw poll and telling fox news digital an announcement about his 2024 plan is coming soon, jeff paul in dallas with more, hi jeff. >> hey arthel the result of the straw poll are in and former president donald trump still the most favored person and it comes to possible 2024 presidential run. when you look at these numbers it is not even close. attendees were asked about who they prefer, 69% of them went with the former president. compared to roughly 24% who preferred florida governor desantis. we should note when they removed a truck from the equation desantis was a clear winner. note major surprises especially look at what happened at the last seatback last february in florida very similar results. they are not surprised by the results and neither his former president trump as the moles running possibly again in 2024. >> it's very respected that straw poll comes out heavily covered and really something. it is really where the heart of conservative people in this country is, that straw polls are tremendous indicator of what is happening in our country. >> when attendees were asked ab

jeff paul has the latest. jeff? >> yeah, charles. obviously the rain has slowed down. now trying to make a small dent in the cleanup effort. you can see that they truly have their work cut out for them, this is one small slice of what we're seeing throughout eastern kentucky. pieces of wood. you have tree limbs over here. when you get down in to the banks, you can see the water levels are way down. off to the side, that is the wall of a nearby home we're told. there's more shredded metal in there and further down the bank, again, as the water levels go down, it starts to reveal more and more devastation. this is a car, if you can see there, between some of the foliage out here. it's been submerged. that's a common sight. what is incredible, there's so many neighbors trying to help one another. they have an incredible spirit to get back on their feet and restore the community to what it was before and may be even better. >> well, we might not be the richest folks in the world, but we're the happiest people in the world. because we have god and country and we still have

and here he is, jeff paul -- no, no, not you. hey, jeff, he's in dallas with more.r] >> reporter: yeah, arthel. we had speakers on thursday and friday, but you'd have to say saturday's probably most anticipate thed day, and that's because, as you mentioned, who is speaking tonight, former president donald trump. as we take a look, live look at the stage, organizers say they are preparing for the biggest crowd for cpac that they have seen so far over these last couple of days. and that really all goes back to the fact that many attending still believe that the party goes lu trump, and they say the evidence is in what just happened in arizona, a clean sweep for are republicans backed by trump many where they all won their primary contests for state legislate legislature, governor, u.s. senate. now, beyond the trump factor, conservatives near that's say it goes back to also the issues. yes, abortion has changed the dynamic with overturning of roe v. wade, and then there's also the january 6th hearings. but at the end of the day, they say the biggest issue for them is t

>> bret: jeff paul live in l.a. jeff, thanks.confirms to fox the convicted fellline accused of sucker punching a man outside of a restaurant has been arrested for violating parole. van fuh was arrested after murder charge misdemeanor. he was rearrested we are told this morning. gets a hearing within 24 hours. the victim of that attack is still in the hospital. ♪ ♪ >> bret: the u.s. is sending additional weaponry to ukraine worth more than three quarters of a billion dollars. we talked about that with the congressman a short time ago. ukrainian troops appear to be fighting back against their russian invaders. more forcefully now with more weapons. explosions rocked portions of russian-held crimea overnight. but ukrainian citizens are still being bombarded by russian weapons. correspondent alex hogan shows us tonight from kyiv. >> fresh piles of brick and ash mark the latest casualties of war. only hours earlier these were homes full of life. >> for the first day in roughly six weeks, russia claimed no additional ukrainian land but

let's turn to jeff paul live in dallas.the most favored person for a potential 2024 presidential run, and he had it by a wide margin, well ahead of florida's governor ron desantis and voters here in dallas saying that is not a surprise. >> i'm thrilled to be back at cpac! >> if there was any lingering doubt regarding who controls favor among conservatives in the u.s., the picture was made crystal clear in dallas saturday night. >> sir, you one like the, is that i better win that straw poll. >> conservatism still runs the former president donald trump and voters going to arizona as proof. it was a clean sweep for republicans endorsed by trump in primary contests, including a win by former tv anchor carrie lange, who is running for governor. >> well... we won! >> if the g.o.p. establishment doesn't get their act together they are going to see 10,000 more pop up. >> as we near november midterms, key issues are taking shape. it was the overturning of roe v. wade, however just last week voters in kansas voted to protect abortion

jeff paul ktvu, fox two news let's bring it back home now and check our weather and market your outsidesky here if you live in san francisco along the coast. still sucked in, i think, isn't it? yeah yeah. still summertime here in the bay area ? yes still still some patchy fog out there, frank. it's going to be the microclimate. we're talking about this time of year with the fog, coast side and some hot temperatures inland. also still feeling a bit humid out there. some of that tropical moisture kind of leaving them just feeling leaving a different experience out there with moisture moving in from the south. also even hearing about the big fire up in extreme northern california showing you the mckinney fire right now, you get the idea of the location is becoming closer. showing you some different sites around the fire zone temperatures right now in the eighties wins not too much of a story, but the wind will likely be a factor as you heard the previous report. and also some hot temperatures. these are the least this portion of california should be reaching at least the mid nineties. late

available at l g b t q events they should wide in los angeles jeff paul fox news.there we are tracking that forecast weekend just around the corner. now we'll look at friday, saturday and sunday with the five day see you back here at ktvu heather holmes. now with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu, plus, thanks so much, christina well, just as the new year gets underway, and the san francisco school district is facing the threat of yet another lawsuit, the recent board decision that may lead to this new legal action. oh yeah, it's a familiar song. it's a christmas classic, but mariah carey is looking to turn her holiday hit into a bigger ranch. he's trying to trademark herself the queen of christmas. patent expert joins us live to discuss we'll see if she has a chance. it's all coming up on the seven over on ktvu. plus in just a few minutes soon, heather thank you for that. but first right here after the break, students at some community colleges are looking forward to free to wish in this fall. and classes aren't the

aishah: jeff paul live for us in dallas, thanks, jeff.ls. alexandria hoff live in dc with more. alex: taiwan officials reporting this morning that the attack simulation included 14 chinese warships and 20 planes, 14 of those aircraft crossing the median line. secretary state antony blinken weighed in from the philippines. >> what happened to the taiwan strait affect it is entire region and in many ways affects the entire world because the strait like china sea is a critical waterway. alex: china is intentionally overreacting using it as pretest for provocative activity and called military exercises a grave problem adding that several ballistic missiles law firmed by china landed in japan's exclusive zone. speaker pelosi spoke from tokyo yesterday. >> they may try to keep taiwan from visiting or participating in other places but they will not isolate taiwan by preventing us to travel there. >> pelosi and the white house remain adamant that the u.s. does not desire escalation or the change to the status quo. taiwan is a democracy that sees

for the details we go live to fox news correspondent jeff paul, jeff?rookie running back brian robinson jr. just posted on instagram from the hospital that his surgery went well and those who have seen him at the hospital like head coach ron rivera say he is in a good place after being shot noting it could have ended much differently. >> this was a happenstance because he had just gone out to get a meal and then he was in the middle of this very unfortunate situation. so, it really is just one of those things that, unfortunately, you know, probably wrong place, long time. >> was that on sunday evening when investigators say the rookie running back was shot and wound in northeast washington, d.c. and what's being described as a robbery or a carjacking. it was barely out with friends enjoying the night when he walked out of the restaurant crab boss to go get his car. when he got to his vehicle though, that's when police say two teenagers with guns attacked him. witnesses reported the suspects were trying to car jack robinson of his dodge challenger hell c

correspondent jeff paul in dallas for us tonight. >> reporter: fresh off her win in the republican primaryzona governor, former tv anchor kari lake takes the stage to cpac in roar of applause. her blunt criticism of president joe biden and her confirm stance securing the u.s.-mexico border is hitting the mark here in dallas. >> our plan is to call it what it is. >> reporter: it's her close ties too to endorsement of by former president donald trump might have pushed lake across the finish line with republican reports. >> love her. i'm glad he endorsed her. >> reporter: lake wasn't only one who benefited from the trump factor. all the trump-backed candidates in arizona won their contest. it was a clean sweep. beyond the grand canyon state, the direction of the republican party is taking similar form. among the ten house republicans who voted to impeach trump, so far only california david vallidao. as for wyoming's liz cheney finds herself as she nears her august 16th primary. >> he's a coward he lost his election. >> reporter: cheney's father, took aim at trump in this new ad as his daughte

lost creek, kentucky, jeff paul reports from there today.l in its very early stages. the folks we talked to say the water was so high, i'm six feet. it would have been well above my head. beyond how deep look how powerful that storm was when it came through here. that is a pickup truck that was tossed and turned over. if you look close enough it's a washer tangled in the back of that truck. everywhere you look throughout this region, there is some form of devastation. homes destroyed, lives turned upside down. yet somehow these people remain so incredibly resilient. >> i'm going to work now. when i come back home in the morning i might not get back to my house. i might have to sleep in my vehicle but i try. we just got to move on. and we are tough. >> they are going to have to be tough especially facing some of these really hot temperatures that are coming into this area as the recovery effort continues. 1300 people so far have been rescued. many more remain unaccounted for. official death toll standing now at 37 people killed. >> bill: unbe

i am jeff paul for all of your headlines at foxnews.com.k to "hannity." ♪ ♪ >> sean: now dr. gloom and doom flip-flop fauci is trying to rewrite history claiming he never shut down anything as if there was no irreparable harm from prolonged school closures. he is actually saying this. it is totally untrue, but take a look. >> do you regret particularly the last one? the shutdown, the sweeping shutdown that some said made things worse? >> no, i don't, neil, and in fact, i think that we need to make sure that your listeners understand, i did not shut down anything. >> but that it went too far, particularly for kids who cannot go to school except remotely, that it is forever damaging. >> well, i don't think it is forever irreparably damaged anyone, but obviously and if you go back and people selectively pull things out about me, i was also one of the people that said we've got to do everything we can to get the children back in school. >> sean: now course dr. fauci doing damage control and soon enough dr. fauci supported the school closures an

jeff paul is live in l.a.looking at this report and filed by the state medical investigator's office that says the shooting was an accident. they also are making note that they believe that the f.b.i. report is being misconstrued and that the gun fired in testing only one time without having to pull the trigger when the hammer was pulled back and the gun broke in two different places. baldwin's lawyer is referring to the f.b.i. analysis of the revolver in baldwin's hands at the time of the shooting of the rehearsal that led to the shooting death of the cinematographer. it suggested the gun was in working order and could not have been fired in full cock position without the pull of a trigger. however, back in december you might remember that baldwin said during a sit-down interview he did not pull the trigger. now, bill, we wait to see if prosecutors are going to file any charges. >> bill: thank you, jeff. nice to see you today. jeff paul in los angeles. thanks for that. >> dana: that's interesting. follow that

correspondent jeff paul has no reaction. from president biden. good evening, jeff. >> good evening.e than two weeks have passed since the fbi raided mar-a-lago and for the first time, president biden commented about the current federal investigation of former president donald trump. >> mr. president, how much advance notice did you have of the fbi plan at mar-a-lago? >> i didn't have any advance notice. none, zero, not one single bit. >> the white house has that president biden found out about the raid at trump's private home, just like the rest of the american people but we should mention that the biden white house at the request of the justice department signed off on the fbi to examine hundreds of pages of classified documents. the former president turned over to the national archives. last week a judge in florida ruled against the justice department which wanted to keep the probable cause affidavit sealed. they wanted to -- they were concerned it could jeopardize the ongoing investigation. less than 12 hours from now, time will be up for federal investigators to propose redactio

jeff paul has the latest, he's in eastern kentucky for us. jeff, we heard more rain is on the way. what is the situation on the ground there now? >> yeah, fortunately there was not as much rain as what was forecasted for eastern kentucky overnight. and as a result, water levels are down, but with that drop it's revealing dramatic images of the devastation from the latest storm. you can see some pieces that were ripped off of a nearby house and then further down the stream, that is the top of a van, and tells you not only how high this water was, but just how powerful the floodwaters were as they swept through the area. as conditions here change, rescue crews are taking advantage of the weather to get as many people out to safety as possible, whether it's by boat or helicopter, as you watch the latest rescue. hundreds still remain unaccounted for. in some cases, people don't have a way out or cell signal to communicate. but more bodies are being recovered of those who were killed. officials estimate the number officially sits around 37, but will likely go up in the area as it contin

this from jamila jeff paul that's what happenswhen you bren election, incite a deadly insurrection.ald trump should be in jail. glad to see the fbi taking steps towards accountability. here is ro khanna. >> it's not for me or members of congress to say what should happen. it should be where the facts lead them and they've been very methodical. they have not been quick to do anything. but it shows that they are concerned committed serious crimes were committed and they were following the evidence. >> i have covered four white house administrations and to say this is a political earthquake is to understate the magnitude of what has happened. said philip klein of the "national review." if they don't actually have the goods, this will make a political system that's already under stress that more unstable. that should be alarming to anybody. shannon? >> shannon: kevin, we'll keep covering this throughout the hour and check back with you on a couple of runs in just a few minutes. >> see you soon. >> shannon: with details on the fbi raid still emerging tonight, let's get an early read on t

six jeff paul reporting from dallas, many thanks are back out there panel.doug is resident republican. with a president mean the headliner pretty one the straw poll. who is see pacs audience at this point? >> the niche within the party. some of the broad republican party. trump us to the alpha dog of the party but some of the endorsed win some don't. we are seeing is a diminishment but a small one small erosion for that is what ron and nikki haley who sure was not coy about what she might want to do in the coming months, starting to step up and do more and more vocal. mike: pro-life advocacy a major theme but pro-choice win and your home state of kansas this week, how big of a deal? >> democrats and republicans are telling me not to blow this out of proportion. was one state abortion was literally on the ballot the big ballot measure but that does not necessarily translate two wins in the cycle. both are some states look at ballot measures in michigan for instance you could see a portion on the ballot in michigan. there is a major gubernatorial race taking p

correspondent jeff paul is in hazard, kentucky, to donate with the latest.ou. >> yes, finally out here and in hazard, kentucky, it will not last long, more rain right around the corner and that is causing first responders to go into overdrive to help the most vulnerable, helping people like this who live in this town right here who essentially cannot get out. they are trapped in their home to get those much-needed supplies and you can see the reason why those strong floodwaters sweeping through and taking out a portion of this road that connects them to a bridge carried over a creek. the homeowner says at times 5-6 feet above the top of the bridge and it was a problem, the governor in kentucky says that they are seeing it throughout the region. >> we are working on that right now, what are some temporary things we can call out and see that they are okay. short of airlifting them over we have people that are stuck and not stuck because of the water, but because they are physically getting to them. >> the governor went on to say as more crews get out to assess

the cleanup process is just beginning after last week's devastating floods, but as jeff paul explainsather conditions there right now are stalling those relief and recovery efforts. people across eastern kentucky face another challenge as they try to clean up after catastrophic flooding, extreme heat and humidity will impact the region through thursday night, forecasters say. at times, temperatures could feel like they are in the triple digits. multiple cooling centers have opened up across the region for those living without power or clean water. one completely homeless now, hopefully we're going to try to rebuild and try to figure out you know, some place to go to. the warm weather comes as search and rescue teams continue to look for anyone still missing, kentucky governor andy beshear says restored cell service has helped many people reconnect with loved ones. but crews are still trying to reach residents living in hard hit areas. some have been cut off after flooding and mudslides damaged roads and bridges. and most of these areas that are flooded. do sit down in valleys and hous

of late, jeff paul on that in los angeles, jeff?tless cases of street takeovers where masses of people using their cars essentially shutdown intersections for stunt s but now police say one of those takeover crowds shifted towards a convenience store to take that business over >> this is becoming a new trend where they think that they show up and take over a streator a freeway or any part of the city they are just going to be able to do whatever they want come into the store and take what they want and we're here to say it's basically not going to happen. reporter: up to 100 people at times reportedly packed inside the 7-eleven store in south la as masses filtered in and grabbed pretty much everything in sight. the store employee had to run to the back of the room fearing for his safety. dozens of people emptied shelves and trashed the store at one point, at least two people jumped over-the-counter and started throwing items to people in the crowd. now police are calling this a flash mob looting incident and they are trying to get t

jeff paul is there with me. e most anticipated day and all who is closing the night out. as you mentioned former president donald trump will be here in the evening to speak and as you take a live look at the stage now here in dallas. officials are expecting crowds upon crowds, people to pack in here just to hear trump speak and many of the attendees say, truly conservativism in the u.s. still flows through president donald trump. they pointed to what happened in arizona. you look at the primary there, up and down the ballot, every single republican endorsed by president trump from state legislature to governor to u.s. senate. they all won their contests and beyond just the trump factor, it goes back to some of the issues. yes, abortion has changed the dynamic with overturning of roe v. wade and then there's the january 6th hearing, but at the end of the day, conservatives here in dallas say, it goes back to the economy. >> ever single thing, just to put my kids back in school has gone up in price. and i understan

jeff paul with the fallout. what happened here?en the countless cases of street takeovers where masses of people using their cars essentially shut down intersections but now police say one of those takeover crowds shifted towards a convenience store to do that business and take it over. the chaos continued as up to 100 people at times reportedly packed inside the 7-eleven store in south l.a. as a masses filtered in and started grabbing everything in sight the store employee ran to the back room fearing for his life. dozens of people emptied the shelves and trashed the store. at one point two people jumped over the counter and started throwing items to people in the crowd. police are calling this incident flash mob looting and worried if they don't send a message with arrests it might keep happening or get worse. >> we want to prevent this from becoming a new trend where they show up and take over a street or freeway or any part of the city that they will be able to do whatever they want. come into a store and take what they want. t

. >> john: fox team coverage starts now, jeff paul with some incredible video of a flash mob robbery on the west coast. >> aishah: begin with david lee miller live in new york city. david. >> david: aishah, the arrest of a convicted sex offender who was caught on camera viciously beating and causing serious injury to a man in the bronx only to be released without bail has sparked outrage here in new york city. the video you are now about to see is difficult to watch. a week ago today, he walked out of a restaurant and put on what appears to be a pair of work gloves and without provocation he punches cortez in the head. he just left the same restaurant collapsed unconscious, fu is on parole after serving time for first-degree sex abuse. according to a court document, he told his parole officer "i'm in trouble, i had it someone and he's in the hospital, i don't know if he's dead, the police are looking for me, i was at the restaurant and i know the police are looking for me." following his release, as seen on video from the daily mail, he was combative with a photographer in the courth

look at dramatic video, rescue crews airlifting a family out of their flooded home in kentucky, jeff paulbut as the water levels go down, some pretty dramatic destruction from the flood. these were pieces of the house that were ripped off and if you look further downstream that is the roof of a van completely submerged, tells you not only how high the water was but how strong the floodwaters were as it swept through eastern kentucky, rescue pro-plaps are not taking advantage of the water as they try to get as many people who are stranded to safety by boat or helicopter. hundreds remain unaccounted for and people don't have a cell signal to communicate but in other cases more bodies are being recovered than those who are killed. officials estimate the number fit sets 37 dead and will likely go up as the area continues to deal with everything they have lost. >> the creek bank, photographed laying in the mud, their bodies underneath rumble. they went to sleep. and woke up, didn't wake up, washed away. >> reporter: with more rain expected in the coming days a lot of power crews taking advanta

he just introduced the disarm the irs act response by marjorie taylor , paul gosar and jeff duncan make a congressman. thanks so much for coming on and for doing this. why would the irs need millions of dollars worth of guns and ammo? well, joe biden is raising taxes, disarming americans. bidi so of course,s they are arming a up the irs like they'rere preparing to take fallujah. likeke you mentioned, five million rounds of ammunition. forty five hundred firearms, automatic weapons and seven hundred thirty one thousand dollars of taxpayer money spent this year to quite literally weaponizes your government against you. so it's not really that joe biden and the democrats hate guns. they just hate law. ouabiding americans having them and they take the money from the people to go and have their own little private arsenals. and it's particularly egregioust from a country that militarizesl its bureaucraciesy, then forces its grandmothers to go and fend for themselveshen on dangerousng streets because they defend the police and have cashless bailer. another hug, a woke, criminal justice policie

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paul ryan. good to see all of you. jeffimaries what does this mean for republicans as conservatives plot how to navigate the midterms? >> it makes their job a little harder in some of these hotly contested races. democrats make the case kansas is not the final flight when it comes to preserving reproductive rights. what democrats aim to do is put abortion on the ballot in as many places as they possibly can. in some states that is happening literally like remark, kentucky, michigan and california. they all had cancer style referendums that would be on the ballot. it is harder to frame races between two individual politicians as being a referendum on economic rights. but there had been this asymmetry in our politics for so long where abortion was a galvanizing issue on the right in a way it wasn't on the left. back and 2016 even those have misgivings about donald trump was a when it comes to issues i care about like abortion, judges being confirmed i would just pass that. democrats are now potentially seeing a shift and tryi

why didn't he issue an order to jeff sessions saying, would you mind taking another look at that case. thefs head of the justice department technically. >> paul, elie, thank you both very much. >>> there's major new developments in russia's war in ukraine. the ukrainian counteroffensive is under way. four villages already taken back from russian control in the south. the kremlin is acknowledging ukraine's counteroffensive but claims it failed miserably. that statement suspect as so much from the kremlin is. joining us retired colonel alexander vindman. you actually just returned, alex, from ukraine where you were helping the armed forces in talking to a number of officials there. walk us through here what we're seeing and this focus on the south. >> thanks, brianna. i'm a little surprised you're letting me drive this. it's okay. >> you seem to know how to do it. >> i basically came in from poland into kyiv and spent time in the central parts of ukraine. it's amazing to understand this is hundreds and hundreds of kilometers in here. right now we're talking about this area in the south in kherson. it's about 800 kilometers from here to the bord