alex hogan joins us now.est please. >> reporter: russia, the defense ministry calling this a problem for the country, launched a wave of airstrikes targeting specifically ukrainian southern port cities overnight while russia did launch these attacks and manage tissue down 31 of 36 drones. airstrikes rained down on homes come destroying buildings just like this one, this is video captured in a police body camera in the town of odesa. this followed early morning explosion yesterday in moscow's main bridge to the annexed crimean peninsula, this bridge has been a key supplier for russia, traffic at least for now has temporarily resumed in at least one way. in the aftermath, russia said it is done with a black cd overt allows ukrainian food and grains continues to cause a lot of condemnation. >> already seeing the market react to this as prices go up. bottom line is it is unconscionable. should not happen, this should be restored as quickly as possible. >> after her trip yesterday, us -- usaid is in the southern p

alex hogan joins us. this is all about stopping ukraine's grain exports, right?t is right and russia is take it a step further issuing this warning that it will see any ukrainian ship as a ship that's attempting to move military cargo. keep in mind the black sea grain deal not only allows shipment of ukrainian grain and other food but protect these ships from any potential attacks. that protection is gone. moscow is clearly laying out how it will perceive attempts to continue those shipments. noting the warning came hours after volodymyr zelenskyy said that ukraine was not afraid and urged other nations including the united nations for support in the continuation of grain shipments through the black see. the threat of potential attacks on ships is causing wheat prices to soar on global markets but that is not all. russia also hammered ukrainian port cities once again for the third night in a row as you can see in this video of buildings and homes on fire, 21 people wounded and two killed overnight in odesa from russian missile and drone strikes. new security assi

we begin with alex hogan in london where president biden met with our top ally ahead of the summit in lithuania. what are we hearing? high, alex. >> hi, sandra. big changes just in the last 30 minutes where the chief of nato saying that the monumental change has been made that turkey's president has now agreed to approve sweden's bid to join nato. all of this coming just on the eve of the nato summit, which will be held in lithuania where president biden currently is. he did, of course, make that stop here in the united kingdom. the last stop of the meeting was to talk with king charles iii. biden travelled to windsor where he met with the king for the first time his coronation took place in may, which the president did not attend. biden also met with british prime minister sunak disduring partnerships and whether sweden would join nato. news that we're learning more and more about as minutes pass. biden said in recent days that he's defended his decision to send cluster munitions to keep. sunak has ruled out supplying them with the controversial weapons. the united kingdom will suppo

alex hogan, live in london.r nation we feel and see the impact of the climate crisis. we finally at least in our progress came to the point people can no longer deny it because it's so obvious. it is clear that the clock is not only ticking, it is banging. and we must act. >> dana: vp harris raising more crime at crisis alarm. the next guest says don't panic yet. a visiting fellow at the hoover institute. the headline in the "wall street journal" that caught my attention called this. hottest days ever? don't believe it. average global temperature is a meaningless measure in comparison to 125,000 years ago. there is no doubt it is hot here in the u.s. and europe is feeling a little bit of it, too. how do you keep it in context? >> well, dana, there are two things you need to remember. first of all, global warming is real and because we're seeing increasing temperatures you would also expect more heat waves but first. people are suggesting that in order to avoid that impact of higher temperatures, we will reaseam

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correspondent alex hogan? london tonight with the latest. good evening, alex. >> good evening, bret. the president's trip here to the united kingdom was filled with diplomatic engagement and pomp and circumstance ahead of his stop where he is now in lithuania for the nato summit that is already making big waves even before it's begun. >> in a historic move, nato's chief tonight says turkey has approved sweden's obsession to nato. a counter-terrorism cooperation is a long-term effort. it was just hours earlier when turkish president erdogan demanded you were i don't mean countries open the way for eu membership for his country. >> when you pave the way for turkey. we will pave the way for sweden as we did for finland demanding that nato members declare his country as a defactor member of the military alliance arguing most of the group supports kyiv. support for ukraine tom nate nato summit in the coming days. white house says biden's address on wednesday will describe a confident america deep unrest. provide ukraine with cluster bombs a move h

first alex hogan live from london. > president zelensky blasted this move calling it unprecedented and absurd for failing to provide the thing he needed most, a timeline. he called the uncertainty a sign of weakness. today he spoke in front of a very large crowd giving quite and emotional speech pointing to the fears that do exist, the war spilling out on neighboring countries. hi highlight's lithuania's soviet past. >> ukraine will defend both its own and your freedom. no one should ever, ever look back to moscow. >> general stoltenberg said that ukraine will be allowed to join but only when conditions are met. not giving any real clear what needs the be done. the military will remove an action plan. this shortens the process from two steps to one. stoltenberg announced the creation of a nato membership council. >> they want peace like we have peace. we're under nato's umbrella. also, on the other side, nobody wants this war to go any further than it right now is. >> that first nato ukraine council meeting will take pl

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alex hogan is live in london for step one today. alex, hello. >> good morning, bill. this is a very big day for president biden here in england. the u.s.'s closest ally, 25 miles outside of the city at windsor castle meeting with king charles iii to discuss one of the king's major concerns, which is climate change. this is his first official meeting with the king since the monarch's coronation in may. the president dodged questions about his conversation with turkish president erdogan and whether the country would green light sweden's bid to join nato. the possibility of -- the president touched down in england yesterday. as far as conversations here, biden praised sunak said he couldn't be meeting with a closer friend. they talked about nato and sweden and ukraine and war efforts as well as the economic partnership between the u.s. and evening linoleate. as far as where the trip will go from here the president travels to lithuania with the meeting with nato. the main concern will focus around support for ukraine without yet giving ukraine a membership to enter the bl

but first, alex hogan is live on the ground in london for us. did president biden, alex, manage to accomplish anything during his quick stop to england? >> well a really packed day of meetings that he had here in london and outside of the city, all of it culminating with the trip to see king charles iii, but the focus to underscore the strong relationship between the u.s. and strongest ally, the u.k., and president biden called it "rock solid". final stop was meeting at windsor castle with king charles iii, the first trip since may, dr. jill biden did attend and president biden did not. one of the main focuses of the meeting was climate concerns, and earlier this morning biden met with his british counterpart prime minister rishi sunak discussing the economic ties outlined in the atlantic declaration, as support for ukraine and whether sweden would join nato. that could have more potential today since erdogan said the country could approve it if turkey can finally join the european union. turkey has largely stood in the way of sweden joining nato

we begin with alex hogan in london where president biden met with our top ally ahead of the summit inaring? high, alex. >> hi, sandra. big changes just in the

correspondent alex hogan has the latest. >> early morning explosions on the critical bridge connectingmean peninsula to russia. the route is a lifeline for russian forces and it's been targeted before. in october, explosions closed the bridge for months. moscow blaming ukraine. >> i want proposal on ensuring security of the bridge. >> ukrainian officials chalk it up to russian provocation. today's attack killed at least two people. a man and a woman leaving behind a now orphaned child who was also in the car. meanwhile russia is burning a different bridge today. announcing it's walking away from a grain deal brokered last summer by the united nations and turkey which allows much needed food shipments to leave ukrainian ports. it also prevents ships from being attacked. >> russia's decision to resume its effective blockade of ukrainian ports and prevent this grain from getting to markets will harm people all o'er the world. >> u.s. aid chief samantha powers visiting kyiv as the u.s. commits $500 million in ukrainian aid called the move reckless. >> it is just another example of russian

president biden skipped the king's coronation at the top of the agenda ukraine fox news correspondent alex hogan is live in london with the very latest. >> hello a quick trip to england president biden has touched he's on his way to let the when you but the last stop here in the uk concluded a trip to windsor castle where he met with king charles iii the first meeting as you mentioned since the monarch was correlated. the official coronation back in may which doctor jill biden attended the president did not, what are the top official agenda topics was a war in ukraine in the climate concerns. earlier this morning he met with his british counterpart rishi sunak discussing economic ties and outlined under the new atlantic declaration as well as support for ukraine and whether suit entrance we did would join nato something that could have more potential after today since the turkish president. one said it might approve if turkey could join the european union. turkey is largely stood in the way of sweden joining nato claiming the country supports turkish groups that believe to be terrorist. back her

in london, alex hogan fox news. the first courtroom arguments are set to take place tomorrow in the case involving former president trump's alleged mishandling of classified documents. us district judge aileen cannon will oversee two discussions in a pretrial conference. one will be about how classified documents will be handled in court. the other is the trump team's request to schedule the trial for after the presidential election. a lot of attention will be on judge cannon. some of her critics are concerned, saying she has limited experience in national security matters and because she was appointed by then-president donald trump. to take a look at that. right now, the sky is clear. the visibility is unlimited. it's a beautiful summer day in progress. but we have a change that you need to know about with your forecast. and it's on deck. let's go to ktvu is heather holmes now with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the 7:00 news on plus. well, greg, coming up new tonight at seven, an agreement has