our correspondent alex hogan is tracking developments for us live in kyiv, alex. hit the town of zaporizhzhia and the two units disconnected from the power system are back on the grid and this came after it was secured by generators on the site. all of this started after shelling sparked ash fits created fires that damaged transmission lines and knocking off the power plant from the power grid for the very first time. >> any actions by russia that could trigger the shutdown of the reactors will once again put the station one step away from disaster. that is why it is essential that the iaea mission arrives at the station as soon as possible. alex: the international atomic agency does expect to make an emergency visit to the site by next week. both ukraine and russia blame each other for the shelling that sparked the fire. now over heightened concerns of a catastrophe, tablets were distributed nearby. pills basically helped block absorption of radioactive iodine, the dontsk region and two people died from attack and second largest city of hakiv at least two people

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foxes alex hogan has more now from kiev, ukraine.a sight most ukrainians have been waiting for since the start of the war. grain shipments are now underway from the ports city of odessa. the cargo ship is only successfully navigating around mind ports and heavily armed ships with more than 26,000 tons of grain on board. it's sailing under a new deal brokered by turkey and the u. n that will allow ukraine to ship grain through the black sea. but it's still unclear how long it will last and whether both sides will hold up their end of the bargain. we hope that everything guaranteed by our international guarantors will be fulfilled and respected. ukraine is known as the breadbasket of the world, and there are more than 22 million tons of grain waiting to be shipped out. world leaders are hoping this will help alleviate significant shortages that are sending price and threatening a global famine. dimensions vessel razon. is loaded with took commodities in short supply corn. and hope, but the new shipments come as fighting is escalating.

jon: alex hogan, thank you.around the globe great in japan, nation works 77 years of the world's first atomic only. he was dropped atomic bombs august 9, 1945. in iran, state media reports officials calling for realistic u.s. response to iran's nuclear deal proposals. the latest round continuing for a third day. in the uk a 12-year-old boy spent four months in a coma has died. his family's quest to continue life-sustaining treatment. in brazil, a state government and the legal fight to protect the park in the amazon rain forest after a court ruled government creation of the park 20 years ago was illegal. in france, environmentalists are trying to feed a beluga will that found its way into the same river. the whale is dangerously thin and refusing to eat. hundreds of thousands in the capitol city for canal, pride, a popular lgbtq pride event. that's a look at some stories from around the globe. surprise birth at the cincinnati zoo. we will tell you about the baby hippo born against all odds when we return. ♪ ♪ ♪

alex hogan is live in cave coif kyiv with thelatest, hi, alex.deployments of russian troops to north of the country in belarus and looking at the eastern side of ukraine where we have seen the heaviest fighting. russian forces are conducting ground attacks in the city of sloviask and troops are advancing inward. new refugees are fleeing the dontesk town and shelling struck 3 radiation sensors and alarming news after atomic agency warned that safety protocols have been completely violated and current conditions could lead to a nuclear catastrophe. moving further west in the country, russian shelling has left new destruction in the southern city of mikolaiv and person is dead. city currently on lockdown for the weekend as residents are told to stay inside as law enforcement search for russian spotters in the city who are tipping off russian troops where to target. the city's mayor continues to urge residents that it's simply to longer safe to live here. >> it's better for them to go to -- to the city and come back to the city when we are safe here.

arthel: alex hogan, thanks. william.ne's independence in 1991 for the poorest of the union for six months since russia launched its invasion. ukrainian president zelenskyy says his country is not and will not given. >> is based on unconditional support from the ukrainian people. this is the people's liberation, all ukrainian struggle for freedom and independence for our country. ukrainians protected by millions in one way or another. william: joining us now is one of the brave ukrainian to make recall proposing in the kitchen with a machine gun just before the invasion in february. let's bring in your local member of ukraine is parliament, immigration figures right now, 11 million residents about 25% of the population left ukraine, 5900 from food shortages, no water or power and is invasion or an attack plans for august 24 independence day what can you tell me about that is accurate. >> thank you for having me. many people in ukraine, this is the largest immigration since the second world war and people are displaced in

alex hogan has the latest from kiev, ukraine. international atomic energy agency condemning this latest attack here in ukraine, which struck a nuclear power plant outside of zappa, regia. both russia and ukraine, pointing blame at the other. this is the largest nuclear power plant in all of europe. russian forces took over the facility earlier in the war rockets damaged a nitrogen oxygen unit in a high voltage power line at the nuclear power plant, according to ukrainian officials, but there has been no radiation league, of course. it is very dangerous. it could be another chore novel or even worse. in the eastern town of slovyansk. ukrainian forces are solidifying their position as russian ground forces advance claiming more and more of the donetsk region. further west in the country. the southern city of nick alive is under a government ordered lockdown this weekend. ukrainian residents were told to stock up on enough food and stay inside as law enforcement searched the city for russian operatives. rescue teams make daily attem

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correspondent alex hogan has that story tonight from kyiv. good evening, alex. >> good evening, bret. so what we know about this latest attack is that 22 people now have been killed. and at least 50 people are wounded after russian shelling on a train station in the central part of the country. >> bret: alex, what else do we know about this independence day, the ukrainians are trying to push back. what exactly are they doing as far as different parts of the country in response to this russian attack? >> well, we heard those warnings in recent days from u.s. intelligence as well as the government here urging people to stay inside in the second largest city of cat kyiv, people are told not to leave their homes at all over fears of potential attacks on government buildings and civilian infrastructure. here in the capitol of kyiv people are told not to gather at all. that is out of fear of what we have seen take place across the country today as well as the recent attack on this train station. there was also an attack on a shopping mall in the don

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>> john: alex hogan for us in kyiv tonight, alex, thank you.ee international newspaperrers and their probe on enriched uranium undeclared sites across the country. check in on the status of the iran talks, bret baier talks with new york democratic senator kirsten gillibrand about it. >> bret: thanks, john. joining us tonight is new york democratic senator kirsten gillibrand. senator, thanks for the time. >> thank you. >> bret: i know you are on the intelligence committee and senate armed services. the iran deal seems to be getting a lot of attention broadly. like they are coming to a point where either they are going to move forward or not. we just don't know what it looks like on the inside and i'm getting the sense that you all don't either on capitol hill. >> we haven't been briefed on the status of the negotiations either. and obviously i have serious concerns about iran because they use so much of their resources to fund terrorism. and i have deep concerns about their missile program my hopes were if we did engage in further negotiations w

alex hogan reports from kyiv.r the powerplant prompted more international concern, it is the residents who live nearby were taking matters into their own hands. people in zapper risha over concerns of radiation leaks near the largest nuclear power plant. as the war rages on past the six month mark, international packages have helped fortify ukraine's defenses ukrainian troops sharing new footage of equipment like this from germany. >> we are currently deploying it in our battle. we have had training abroad. britain's royal navy is trading ukrainian troops to use mind hunting underwater drones to clear ukraine's water which will be specifically useful near the country's main port of odessa. altogether ukraine will we receive six of these from the uk and the u.s. despite the fighting it is a big week across the country as millions of the kids will head back to class for the first time since the start of the invasion, this past week we visited the school near the capital where every window has been blown out by russi

>> bret: alex hogan live in kyiv. thanks.ssian president vladimir putin will reportedly attend the g-20 summit on the island of bali this november. the two have confirmed their intentions. neither moss can co-or beijing are commenting. up next the panel on the fallout from the cdc restructuring and what comes next. first, beyond our borders tonight. strong winds are complicating efforts to contain a large wildfire in eastern spain. 35 aircraft are working to control the flames. the blaze has destroyed almost 50,000 acres and is spain's largest fire this year. and this is a live look at tokyo. one big stories there tonight. sacky, viva. japan launch as new contest to boost alcohol consumption. tax revenues from sales have lagged because of the pandemic's impact on restaurants and night life. applicants can submit business plans to japan's national tax agency ahead of the contest in november to drink more alcohol. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ call it a day ♪ pour me something

>> bret: alex hogan, live in kyiv. alex, thanks. senior pentagon officials say four iranian backed militia members were killed during american strikes in syria today. u.s. central command says its forces also destroyed seven enemy rocket launchers after militia fighters fired rockets at two american military installations in northeastern syria. central command says the strikes were carried out by apache helicopters ac 30 gun ships and m 777 howitzers. up next did tuesday's primaries foreshadow good things for congressional democrats? they think so. what about the so-called red wave in november? we will take an in-depth look. first, beyond our borders tonight. japan's national police chief resigns over security short falls surrounding the assassination of former prime minister shinzo abe. released a report on the events blaming flaws in police protection. abe was shot while giving a campaign speech last month. this is a live look at berlin. one of the big stories there tonight. a german cultural organization is criticizing climate ac

but first to alex hogan who is standing by live in kyiv. alex, good afternoon to you.ing there? >> martha, we're learning from president zelensky that 15 people have been killed. more than 50 are wounded. train cars are currently engulfed in flames after this latest attack on a passenger car. this is taking place in the eastern part of the country. this is after fears of increased attacks specifically targeting civilian infrastructure on what is ukraine's independence day. and a shopping mall was targeted in the donetsk region. ukrainian president zelensky sending a firm messive to the kremlin today. >> donbas is ukraine. we will retain it. crimea is ukraine. we will get it no matter what the past there be. you don't want your soldiers to die, free our land. >> this morning the u.s. is announcing its largest aid package so far nearly an additional $3 billion. russia's defense ministry is criticizing the western aid. ukraine's flag day, the west is being urged to see the support as a safety guard. >> we just want you to invest in your own security. if we do not stop her

fox's alex hogan reports from kiev on the latest in the war. 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 it's the daily attacks on residential buildings that force consistent evacuations. pentagon's new military package of $775 million will provide ukraine with more highly coveted high mars rocket systems, but also new equipment like surveillance grows and mine resistant vehicles. both russia and ukraine accused each other of planning provocations outside of these apparition nuclear power plant and there is growing concern of the worsening conditions inside united states is aware of reports that russian personnel have abused and coerced members of the zn ppe staff. ukraine state nuclear company says that russia plans to turn off the plant disconnecting them from the power grid. russian officials say they might shut down the site of shelling continues attacks. the u. n secretary general ca

to alex hogan in kiev with the latest. alex? >> hi, neil. the group arrived earlier today and real work begins tomorrow. early this morning i met with them here in kyiv before they departed for the capitol. the director general underscored the importance and how historical trip this is. this is the first time that the nuclear watch dogs are going into an active war zone and underscoring how dangerous this trip is given the fighting that we've seen there in recent week and continued fighting that we've seen even taking place today. the agency expects to stay on the site for several days and even announced that representatives will stay on site to monitor the nuclear threat in the days and months ahead, which has prompted worldwide concern over a nuclear disaster. >> we have to get the russians to pull back and make it into a demilitarized zone. >> yesterday i joined rob portman and amy klobuchar on their bipartisan visit to ukraine. we spent some time in the capitol as well as visiting destruction in some of the northern towns and discussing

correspondent alex hogan is in kyiv tonight.xplosion ripping through a russian military depot in crimea. the blast damaging rail lines, apartments and prompting the evacuation of more than 3,000 people from the russian-held peninsula. it comes after another explosion there last week destroyed nine russian planes. ukrainian officials stopped short of claiming responsibility for either explosion but have taken out russian ammunition hubs and supply roots in the last week. russian president vladimir putin is accusing the u.s. and britain of helping ukraine plan the attack. >> the nato block is moving east, building up its military infrastructure, deploying missile defense systems and increasing the strike capabilities of offensive forces. >> tension between moscow and kyiv only building outside of the zappa region nuclear power plant. europe's largest. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy warns continued shelling could have catastrophic consequences. >> any incorporation at the nor evacuations and rescues underway in the hard hi

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alex hogan brings us more from kiev, ukraine. that we are going to a war zone. we're going to occupy territory. the international atomic energy agency crossing the front lines in a dangerous mission to assess the damage at europe's largest nuclear power plant. the zap arreaza plant is currently under russian control, with fighting in the area intensifying in recent days, leading to fears of a nuclear disaster similar to the chernobyl incident. very, very important task. they're performed. to assess the real situation. there. but it won't be easy. the nuclear inspection team needs to travel through territory being contested by both sides. earlier this week, the ukrainians launched a major counter offensive in the south, and there have been reports of shelling at or near the plant where ukraine says russia is staging troops and equipment. we give them a list also list of the main main very important points there, which they should check. and that is from a technical point of view and another is the understanding russian militaries. ukrainians are reporting progres

alex hogan shows us how ukraine's president commemorated the day. ukraine marked its independence day wednesday without any large celebrations or parades. streets remained largely deserted in parts of the country, while officials warned of possible russian missile attacks huge and that's why the safety is a priority for us safety of our citizens. in kiev, air raid sirens rang throughout the capital city as chard, russian tanks and military equipment sat on display in the central square. wednesday's holiday comes six months after russian forces first invaded ukraine. support continues to pour in from around the world during a surprise visit to keep british prime minister boris johnson announced another $63 million in military aid, the u. s also increasing its security assistance setting roughly $3 billion more into ukraine. we will see a ukraine that is sovereign that is independent that is prosperous going forward, but importantly ukraine that also so has the means to defend itself against aggression during a meeting with the u. n, security council

alex hogan, fox news. alright that heat advisory is still in fact, for part of the bay area.eat warning. i'll have that coming up. alright let's go to ktvu heather holmes. now she's in the newsroom with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu plus well, julia day after the fda finalizes a rule that should make hearing aids more available and cheaper. we take a closer look at who will be eligible and how soon they will be able to buy those devices over the counter and steph curry and his foundation helping oakland students develop a love of reading. new library coming to one school. those stories and a lot more coming up live tonight on the seventh overall ktvu. plus, we'll see you in just a bit heather holmes. but first year after the break of program originally designed by the sheriff's department to help recently incarcerated people get back into society now, making a difference when it comes californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund ge

the white house is expected to announce another round of funding to help ukraine's military foxes alex hoganorts from um kiev with the latest out there on the front lines. wednesday marks six months since russia invaded ukraine, and there's no end in sight to the fighting. both russia and ukraine, repeatedly accusing each other of firing at the zappa region nuclear power plant, prompting a meeting of the united nations security council on tuesday at the request of moscow reaffirmed that united nations as in ukraine, the logistics and security capacities to support the mission of the international atomic energy agency from kiev to separate cia. ukrainian intelligence reports russian shelling of ash pits at the plant kicking up radioactive dust clouds causing elevated radio haitian levels and stoking fears of a nuclear disaster. we are worried like sitting on a powder keg. meanwhile ukrainian president vladimir zelensky remains defiant in his efforts to regain control of the karimi in peninsula, which was annexed by russia in 2014. the whole world needs to win in the fight against russian aggr

alex hogan fox news coming up at 11 a crackdown on street takeovers in southern california.ew video of a sideshow that prompted officers to arrest dozens of people. and i'm looking into the bay area weekend forecast. it's going to be cooler than you might expect for this time of year on the weekend, saturday and sunday. i'll have that forecast coming up first, though some good news in the fight against covid. the new data nutshell is not as many people are dying around the world. does the number of deaths fell by 15% worldwide, the world health organization announced the decline in deaths today, officials say. in the past week, new infections have also dropped by 9% still, the organization warned that covid-19 numbers are likely severely underestimated, since many countries have now dropped their testing protocols. a new study, published in the new england journal of medicine found that covid-19 treatment drug packs livid only worked among patients, 65 years or older. the study also states that it did not see evidence that benefited younger adults. the fighter covid treatmen

fox news alex hogan has the story now from the ukrainian capital of kiev. ukraine's flag day is on tuesday and independence day is on wednesday as the war rages on. the holiday also marks the six month mark since the invasion began. there will be no military parade this year, and ukrainians are even told to stay home and avoid large gatherings but leading up to independence day. the capital's main street is lined with destroyed russian tanks. in the last day, ukraine has ramped up targeting russian ammunitions depots russia on sunday announced its forces destroyed an ammunition depot in ukraine storing rocket systems provided by the u. s after half of year of the war. ukrainians say that they've grown up custom to the daily sounds of sirens. it's a part of everyday life in the hard hit areas like the donbass region. some residents have even gotten used to shelling so much so it's the silence that's most terrifying of all. you know when they don't show us where even more scared because when they shell us, we think okay, they're shelling us . but when they do

alex hogan, ktvu . fox two news first lady jill biden has tested positive for covid. her office said she tested negative yesterday during regular testing, but then started to have cold like symptoms later in the day. she then got a positive pcr test. binds office says she's double boosted has only mild symptoms she has isolating at a residence in south carolina, where the bidens are on vacation. the white house press secretary says president biden has tested negative, of course, he was infected in previous weeks and has since recovered. san francisco's d a. brook jenkins is defending her work for a nonprofit organization that helped recall her former boss chasing bodine, jenkins told the san francisco chronicle she was paid $153,000 for consulting work to analyze the ballot measure that lowered penalties for many property and drug crimes. she said she didn't know how that information would be used that organization neighbors for a better san francisco is connected to the similarly named organization that was behind the recall of bodine. she says she was a volunteer fo

alex hogan has the latest on russia's invasion from ukraine's capital of kiev.e able to access these apparition nuclear power plant only if they travel through russia. both countries have pointed blame at each other in recent days for attacks on the facility. zelinsky sounding the alarm, stressing the importance of the mission from the international atomic energy agency. extortion with radiation continues this summer may go down in the history of european countries as one of the most tragic of all time. isha was on saturday also accused ukraine of poisoning russian troops there in late july and advisor in the ukrainian government says it could have been from expired. canned food russian authorities in crimea today say a drone was shot down above the headquarters of the russian black sea fleet. now this follows a series of explosions in the peninsula over the last week for which ukraine has not taken credit. in the last day, russian forces conducted ground attacks in the eastern city of kharkiv. russian shelling also targeted areas near museum, civil risk and bac

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alex hogan, fox news first lady jill biden has tested positive for covid 19. her office says she tested negative yesterday during regular testing, but then started to have cold like symptoms later in the day. she then got a positive pcr test by his office says she is double boosted and just has mild symptoms. she's isolating as a residence there in south carolina, where the bidens are on vacation. the white house press secretary says president biden has tested negative he was infected in previous weeks and has since recovered the second day of a strike by mental health clinicians at kaiser hospitals across the bay area in northern california. the working conditions they describe as unethical. and a series of grant opportunities could change major parts of the medical landscape, the organization seeking california researchers and the california researchers and the way it could benefit your hel i'm bringing back my spicy chicken strips. while i'm at it, my most popular former employee, mark hamill. well, what's my motivation? to not get fired again... i can work

fox news alex hogan has more now from kiev, ukraine.ukraine marked its independence day wednesday without any large celebrations or parades. streets remained largely deserted in parts of the country, while officials warned of possible russian missile attacks huge and that's why the safety is a priority for us safety of our citizens. air raid sirens rang throughout the capital city as charged. russian tanks and military equipment sat on display in the central square. wednesday's holiday comes six months after russian forces first invaded ukraine. support continues to pour in from around the world during a surprise visit to keep british prime minister boris johnson announced another $63 million in military aid, the u. s also increasing its security assistance setting roughly $3 billion more into ukraine. we will see a ukraine that is sovereign that is independent that is prosperous going forward, but importantly ukraine that also so has the means to defend itself against aggression during a meeting with the un security council president v

fox news alex hogan has more ukraine marked its independence day wednesday without any large celebrations or parades. streets remained largely deserted in parts of the country, while officials warned of possible russian missile attacks huge and that's why the safety is a priority for us safety of our citizens. in kiev, air raid sirens rang throughout the capital city as chard, russian tanks and military equipment sat on display in the central square. wednesday's holiday comes six months after russian forces first invaded ukraine. support continues to pour in from around the world during a surprise visit to keep british prime minister boris johnson announced another $63 million in military aid, the u. s also increasing its security assistance setting roughly $3 billion more into ukraine. we will see a ukraine that is sovereign that is independent that is prosperous going forward, but importantly ukraine that also so has the means to defend itself against aggression during a meeting with the u. n, security council president villain emir zelensky said russian forces launched missiles at a ra

foxes alex hogan has the latest from the ukrainian capital of kiev.cern over its proximity to europe's largest nuclear power plant. residents walked through the rubble of what used to be their home before today, 850 buildings here had already been damaged or destroyed from recent attacks. there is nothing left in my house. we are punished, but we don't know what for just the day before fires caused by shelling damaged transmissions lines and disconnected two units from the power grid for the very first time, this plant has since been reconnected. both ukraine and russia once again accusing each other. the international atomic energy agency now says it could visit by next week something ukrainian president vladimir zelensky says needs to happen. the group. it is essential that the i a e. a mission arrives at the station as soon as possible and helps keep the power plant under permanent ukrainian control in the east russian missiles this morning, hitting ukraine's second largest city of kiev, fighting in the southern city of nick alive, killing at least

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more shelling was reported in that area overnight , with fires burning around the plant foxes alex hogan is learning more about what went wrong yesterday. ongoing finding around these apparition nuclear power plant, sparking global concerns after ukrainian president vladimir zelensky warned the plant narrowly avoided a catastrophe permanent. we are doing everything to prevent an emergency scenario because every minute of the russian military staying at the nuclear plant is a risk of a global radiation disaster. ukraine is blaming russia for shelling near the plant on wednesday, saying it started a fire near the russian occupied facility, causing the plan to become disconnected from the power grid for the first time in history, the plant was able to get back online using emergency backup diesel generators, which had to be activated to supply power to the plant and avoid a radiation disaster. showing your furniture was the diesel generator had not been turned on . if the automation and our station staff had not worked after the blackout, we would now be forced to overcome the consequences

foxes alex hogan is in kiev, ukraine, with more force.nuclear accident. the international atomic energy agency sending inspectors into a war zone for the first time, hoping to get a handle on the situation at the biggest nuclear power plant in europe. the inspection team arriving in zap arreaza on wednesday, but with the fighting still ramping up in the area, it's not clear how much access they'll have or how long it will take to examine the plant, leading to suggestions that they could be there until the end of the war. the mission will take a few days and we are able to establish a permanent presence or a continued presence , better said then it's going to be problems. the visit comes just two days after ukraine launched a counter offensive in the south, which they say is already showing signs of progress. and russia is reportedly running short of supplies, including weapons capable drones that it purchased from iran that appear to be malfunctioning. we know of some difficulties that the russians had been having with some of these drone

alex hogan, fox news the head of the world health organization today described the persistent crisisster on earth. nowhere on earth. six million people are sealed off nowhere. from basic services from their own money from telecom from food from medicine. this is the worst disaster on earth as we speak. he says a two year war in northern ethiopia has led to a lack of food and clean water, medicine and basic services and that people are not even allowed to leave the region. the w. h. o s director general asked if global leaders are not responding to this crisis due to the color of the skin of the people who live in ethiopia. this conflict in the country began in 2020 and little humanitarian aid has arrived since tigre forces retook much of the region. shipping containers solution how arizona's governor is hoping to slow down illegal southern border crossings. quite the sight here the weather phenomena spotted right off the coast of florida. and we are tracking the heat. it's cooled off today because of that cloud cover. it's going to kind of stay. not as hot as it has been. all have re

alex hogan has the latest. russian missile, striking a passenger train in central ukraine on wednesday, leaving more than two dozen dead and even more injured. russian defense ministry spokesperson saying its forces attacked the town of chaplin. where about 3500 people live. the russian ministry says that used a short range ballistic missile to strike a military train carrying ukrainian troops to the front line in eastern ukraine. come more than 200 servicemen of the reserve of the armed forces of ukraine and 10. units of military equipment were destroyed on their way to the combat zone. ukrainian officials say a six year old was killed in a car fire near the train. station officials also say a separate rocket attack took the life of an 11 year old boy found under the rubble of the house. seeing this radio our efforts are now focused on the wounded children. we have had a very difficult day. but we are doing everything we can. earlier this week, ukrainian president vladimir zelensky warned ukrainians that mosco

alex hogan, ktvu, fox two news. coming up.uations along the california oregon boundary is that massive wildfire they're just explodes in size next on the nine new information this morning on how that fire has turned deadly and where containment efforts stand also more monkey pox vaccines heading to the bay area as health officials work to control the spread of that virus. next we're live in the citype aople have been lining up since early this morning to get that crucial one bite of a 100% angus beef ball park frank and you'll say... ...hello summer! oh yeah, it's ball park season. ♪ so i climbed into the cab, and then i settled down inside ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man ♪ ♪ of travel i've had my share, man ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere ♪ ♪ come back to the night. another cool. great start to the day we're facing a brand new month. august is in full effect. inflation also in full effect, many people making different choices than we were just a few months ago. households feeling the impact of inflation.

alex hogan reports from kiev, ukraine. we're showing the world the united states america can still do big things. president biden formally approving sweden and finland as the two newest nato candidates. hoping to bolster the alliance's eastern flank. as the war in ukraine heats up russia still reeling from a massive explosion at a major air base in crimea, taking out aircraft and ammunition, moscow says it was a fire keep isn't officially commenting. the ukrainian president highlighted the significance of the peninsula but didn't directly take credit for the attack. russian war against ukraine began with crimea and must end with crimea its liberation meanwhile, the situation is getting more serious around these apparition nuclear power plant where the russian military is staging equipment and personnel near three active reactors, the fighting ramping up outside the facilities. moscow overnight, firing a missile attack on ukrainian targets that killed at least 13 people just across the river. russia and ukraine are now both

foxes alex hogan has more from kiev, ukraine. it's a sight most ukrainians have been waiting for since the start of the war. grain shipments are now underway from the ports city of odessa. the cargo ship rezoning successfully navigating around mind ports and heavily armed ships with more than 26,000 tons of grain on board. it's sailing under a new deal brokered by turkey and the u. n that will allow ukraine to ship grain through the black sea. but it's still unclear how long it will last and whether both sides will hold up their end of the bargain. separation that everything guaranteed by international guarantors will be fulfilled and respected. ukraine is known as the breadbasket of the world, and there are more than 22 million tons of grain waiting to be shipped out. world leaders are hoping this will help alleviate significant shortages that are sending prices soaring and threatening a global famine. dimensions vessel razon. is loaded with took commodities in short supply. corn. and hope, but the new shipments come as fighting

alex hogan brings us the latest from kyiv. >> hi, griff.ssian forces announcing they've overtaken a town in the donbas region and russian troops making significant attacks on a down and donetsk city itself. and ukraine has a counter offensive destroying two primary bridges over the river, routes used to resupply russian military agreement according to the u.k. ministry of defense. for right now, russian troops are restocking their supplies by using pontoon boats to cross that river. ukraine's health minister accused russian authorities are committing crimes against humanity by blocking humanitarian aid in the occupied areas, specifically blocking much-needed medicine. latvia on thursday declared russia a state sponsor of terror. this is something that ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy urged others to do and called on the european union to halt visas for russians. >> first there must be an agreement, and one cannot destroy the very idea of europe, our common european values. >> this is something that kremlin has condemned and moscow sa

alex hogan in kyiv, ukraine with the latest. the official six-month mark since the war broke out and it's a very important day in ukraine, ukraine's independence day. >> it is essential never for a single moment to give into this enemy pressure, not to wine yourself up and show weakness. alex: large crowds in kyiv to take a look at the destroyed russian tanks that line the capital's main street, there will be no military parade taken this year for independence day and this is a chance for people to come out and see destruction and support the troops that continue to fight on the front lines. >> i think that we should be proud of what our warriors have done and they keep on doing. alex: half a year into the war people in kyiv are used to the sound of sirens. it's become all too familiar. in the hard-hit areas in donbas region, some residents have gotten the sound of shelling so much so that it's the silence that's most terrifying of all. >> when they don't shell us, we are even more scared because when they shell, okay, they are s

alex hogan, thank you. so it's been a good two hours.. >> markets have turned favorable here. we're watching that in about an hour from now. tomorrow really there's going to be a lot of coverage as we reflect on one year ago. >> absolutely. yeah. we were talking about the summer of discontent. i hope there won't be a fall of discontent on the way forward. >> for aishah hasnie, i'm bill hemmer. see you later, okay? welcome back to new york. "the story" begins right now. good afternoon. >> thanks, bill and aishah. i'm gillian turner in for martha maccallum from washington. we've got a great line-up. karl rove, congressman kevin brady up here in just a moment. but first, this. >> gillian: the taliban celebrating in the streets of afghanistan. the afgn

alex hogan is live in kyiv. alex. >> good morning, trace.in zaporizhzhya after months of trying to get into the facility. this morning we met with the iaea here in kyiv. i asked the director general if it had received assurances from russia that it was even safe to do so. >> this requires the explicit guarantees from not only from the russian but also from the republic of ukraine. we have been able to secure that. >> the convoy of a dozen vehicles set out from the capital at 6:00 p.m. local time. it could stay for several days to secure the situation as much as possible after months of overlooked safety protocols and weeks of fighting outside this facility. the nuclear watchdog also plans to leave permanent representatives there. yesterday we joined senators rob portman and amy klobuchar on their visit to soeft hardest hit areas in northern ukraine and discussed the impact of the war on americans back home. >> this is about the -- not just about ukraine. >> you see our top weaponry and the weaponry of all of our allies taking on this invasio

reporter alex hogan says. this comes as a russian rocket attack on a train station left at least 25 people dead, including children. russian missile, striking a passenger train in central ukraine on wednesday, leaving more than two dozen dead and even more injured. russian defense ministry spokesperson saying its forces attacked the town of chaplin. where about 3500 people live. the russian ministry says that used a short range ballistic missile to strike a military train carrying ukrainian troops to the front line in eastern ukraine has come more than 200, servicemen of the reserve of the armed forces of ukraine and 10. units of military equipment were destroyed on their way to the combat zone. ukrainian officials say a six year old was killed in a car fire near the train. station officials also say a separate rocket attack took the life of an 11 year old boy found under the rubble of a house. this radio. our efforts are now focused on the wounded children . we have had a very difficult day, but we are doing

alex hose, hogan shows us how ukraine's president commemorates the day.d sirens ringing out across kiev wednesday morning, the capital city marking ukraine's independence from the soviet union six months to the day after russia invaded, ukrainian president vladimir zelensky said this year the day holds new, meaning six months of attempts to destroy us. we are the free people of independent ukraine change history, changed the world and changed ourselves . authorities in key vande large public gatherings until thursday due to fears over possible russian missile attacks, some residents still made their way to the city's central square, where destroyed russian tanks and mobile artillery have been put on display. as much as it can be difficult. we should wake up, keep working and do something useful every day. as the war stretches on the us announced plans on wednesday to send roughly $3 billion more in military aid to ukraine. former ukrainian president petro poroshenko telling me in an interview that investing in security will stop mass cal from targeting ot

alex hogan is live and she has the latest on all this. aea early this morning, stressed how dire the situation is, the first time the nuclear watch dogs have needed to step in in a conflict zone. >> we are going to a war zone, to occupied territory. >> those experts have since arrived in zaporizhzhia and will head to the europe largest power plant tomorrow to hope to alleviate a nuclear disaster. and i joined rob portman and amy klobuchar yesterday, like to irpin and destruction at an air base where russian paratroopers descended in an effort to capture the capital, a battle that destroyed one of the country's beloved symbols. delegates were able to see what was the largest plane in the entire world, it translates to dream. >> 42 countries have provided military assistance to ukraine to protect themselves. if it has done anything, strengthened alliances, done the opposite of what vladimir putin intended to do. >> now ukrainian forces are ramping up in the south outside of kherson, taking more territory. the question is how long they can ho

griff: alex hogan live for us in kyiv, thank you.rity council chief of staff, vice chair of america first politics institute center for american security fred. fred, a lot of fear at least in the united states of what's happening in at power plant. >> russia has engaged in a number of false flag operations and typically what they have done and what they have done over the years now going back for quite some time is to level statements along these lines to accuse others of planning or conducting the types of operations that they have either undertaken or plan to undertake. gillian: what do you make of that? >> well, this is a big problem in this crisis. russia is firing from this nuclear plant against ukraines knowing they'll be reluctant to fire back. it looks like they have fired back and hit nonstrategic areas. this is really playing with fire. right now doesn't look like there's any prospect of a meltdown or nuclear disaster but this kind of thing shouldn't be going on and the russians are prepared to make it worse but disconnecti

let's bring in alex hogan joining us this morning. >> the quote could have come from any american at this point. according to the congressional budget office, this inflation reduction act impact on inflation itself is just about zero for the first three years. the biden administration thinks it will feel the impact first. >> at the cash register is rebates. point of sale rebates at the cash register when they go to buy energy-efficient appliances and dishwashers and washing machines, refrigerators, air conditioners, things like that. >> if your family isn't in the position to do that the impact will be felt across time. >> across time. it will fix things like medicaid, negotiate for better prescription drug prices. >> it cost 437 billion dollars. senate democrats say 369 billion is go being toward energy security and climate change. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell called the name of this legislation laughable. >> they passed a $750 billion package. laughably labeled the inflation reduction act. there is not a single independent analysis done of that package that said it had an