alex sandra dw brussels bureau chief alexander phenomena joining us from prag ah, newly promoted bremen, and europa league winners. frankfort, rounded off the weekends bonus league matches, and it was a case of saving the best for last. the 2 sides, cheated out in a thrilling encounter that saw the goal mats bulge over and over again with frankfort. eventually coming out on top, frankfurt were all smiles after their 1st ever champions late draw this week bout without to win yet this season and with key play a date g, canada room it to be leaving the club. there was cause for concern not so at breyman, who were in fine spirits after beating dormant last weekend. thanks to new signing oliver burke. but it was visitors, frankfurt who started on fire mario gut. so with the opener, the midfield, a scoring his 1st goal since arriving at the club in just a 2nd minute. breyman struck back though antony young hammered in the equalizer in the 14th minutes. and there was plenty more action to come before half time. first, breyman took the lead through leonardo bitten courts header, the frankfurt d

alex, hello. >> hi, sandra. the u.s.ack in the middle of a battlefield and the potential lives on the line. the attack taking place yesterday. once again shelling striking europe's largest nuclear power plant which is currently under russian occupation appeared for months, the international watchdog watching this problem have warned that all safety protocols and procedures have been overlooked. although it is really the ramped up fighting on the footsteps of the facility that is prompting serious concern of a nuclear disaster. the international atomic energy agency is calling this a grave hour and has still been unable to access the site. >> this cannot wait any longer. we once again call on russia to cease all military operations at or near ukraine's nuclear facility and insist that russia immediately return full control of the research facility. >> g7 leaders echoing that same statement to the kremlin as concern is building for residents who live in nearby villages who say that they worry every single day that the next

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. >> sandra: alex, you are in capital, what's the latest on the ground there? >> hi, sandra.ight. u.s. intelligence suggesting that they have received word of possible russian attacks, specifically on government buildings and civilian infrastructure. this is a very symbolic week today. it's flag day. tomorrow is independence day, and government workers have been told this week to stay home. residents are advised not to gather in large groups. public transportation is shutting down early. tomorrow is the six month mark since the war broke out, and since then air raid sirens really have been the everyday sound that we hear here in ukraine. the government is now releasing new eerie warnings of more specific kinds of threats. in the event of an artillery launch, this alarm will notify residents. if it's a chemical attack, this new sound will echo throughout the city. and this siren will alert ukrainians of radiation danger. today i met with the former ukrainian president poroshenko and he says ukraine cannot keep up with the number of russian attacks, but it's the western militar

. >> sandra: alex hogan reporting from kyiv 4, following all of that.overnor greg abbott slamming president biden over his "absence at the southern border". the governor saying texas is forced to step up and stop drug and human trafficking and the federal government ignores the crisis. this as abbott continues to send migrant busses to new york and washington. a few more arriving in the big apple today. chad wolf, the former dls secretary under president trump. good to see you. for decades you have had border states, texas, arizona, new mexico, california, dealing with the crisis and the impact of all the migrants, hundreds of thousands every month crossing the border and now new york city and washington stamping their feet and says it's not fair to us, but it's a tiny fraction of what the states have been dealing with many years. >> it's not only a fraction, but the biden administration through june of this year, released 1.3 million illegal aliens into the country. where do you expect them to go? texas is overwhelmed, arizona, others are overwhelmed.

. >> sandra: alex, thank you. >> john: while many americans will have thousands of dollars worth of studentd, it is not stopping the cost of college tuition from going even higher. some people suggested this debt relief might make things even worse. madison alworth is live in new york city, she has more on this. education costs going up, people are not making any more money. >> that's right. you are seeing the costs go up and wonder if the value goes up. when something skyrockets in cost you expect in turn that you get more out of it. that's not exactly what we are seeing with education. 1970s, when you adjust for inflation, in the 1970s, making $69,000 when they graduated, that's $10,000 more than recent graduates today. even though the graduates are leaving school with more debt they are not necessarily leaving with more earning potential. and this one-time payment does nothing to incentivize colleges to lower costs, if anything, it's a green light to charge more. so much money intuition from the borrowers, and picking up the tag. and the one time, hundreds of billions of dollars effort,

. >> john: bret baier standing by and alex hoff at the white house. >> sandra: hello, greg. >> after taiwan and china is firing back with words and actions. she landed tuesday in taipei, most official visitors do it low key, some not saying they were there until they are gone. the tweet after landing said the delegation's visit to taiwan, unwavering commitment to taiwan. reaffirm our support to our partner and promote our shared interest, including advancing a free and open indopacific region. beijing claims taiwan as its own wasted no time in hitting back, saying pelosi was playing with fire and the visit would not have a good outcome. sent them with planes and ships close to taiwan and announced major new military exercises, some perhaps starting as early as tonight, which will basically encircle taiwan with china's military might. america's military might is close by as well. u.s.s. ronald reagan and others nearby, and pelosi flew to taiwan, some in beijing had threatened to shoot her plane down. the schedule is, john and sandra, speaker pelosi is set to meet taiwan's president an

alex jones to be nearly $50000000.00 in damages. jones falsely claimed a 2012 school shooting sandy hook. new england was a hoax. parents who lost the child, sued him for defamation. sandra, who was one of the worst school shootings in us history. anytime in china is continuing with its largest ever military exercises around ty, one, the island says the drills appear to be a simulation of an attack. besides, their military maneuvers are relations between b gene and washington have nose dived since you as how speaker nancy pelosi visited high one earlier this week. pensions in that i one street have put the region on the edge. this is the 1st time the chinese military drills have beacon place so close to the self governed island. di one says the chinese army appeals to be practicing for an attack. chinese officials are clear on the message they want to send along. our military exercises have been conducted in an open, transparent, and professional manner, and are in line with the domestic law, international law and international practice. the drills are aimed at issue a warning to the perpetrators and punishing the taiwan independence. secessionist forces. china seized. i

sandra fell. police. >> now to our monkeypox coverage and calls for more m-pox vaccines are continuing this time. they're coming from senator alex padilla. the senator visited the vaccine clinic at san francisco general hospital today. he's urging the federal government to send at least 600,000 more doses to california. >> and kron four's rob nesbitt is live in the newsroom with a look at how that number rob compares to the need for doses. and san francisco, catherine and grant the department of public health in san francisco had initially requested 35,000 doses of the dose vaccine. >> the department's director saying today that the virus could become endemic if that need isn't met and met soon. >> friday will mark the one 100th day since the first reported case of monkeypox in the u.s. and the speeches at podiums continue this time. senator alex padilla calling for 600,000 more vaccines for the department of health and human services. we must do war. we simply do not have the supply of vaccines. to meet the need of a number of people requesting. >> the vaccines, california surpassing 3,000 m-pox cases, the second highest in the

. >> mike: sandra, heavy fighting in eastern ukraine around europe's largest nuclear power plant sparking fears of an atomic catastrophe. alexv, ukraine. hello, alex. >> hi, mike. growing calls for the u.s. for the creation of a demilitarized zone outside of europe's largest nuclear power plant, shelling on thursday striking the facility and more international concern after the attacks at the facility under russian occupation. u.n. is calling it a grave hour and for months the atomic agency has been unable to enter the site as it is warning of the dangerous conditions and the overlooked safety measures inside. ukraine president zelenskyy called it a weapon of terrorism. >> everyone needs to act tough and faster, and nuclear blackmail. what is happening now is one of the biggest crimes of the terrorist state. >> both russia and ukraine blame each other for the shelling. they have talked about a potential evacuation, not just over the nuclear threat but also as the fighting in the region is only predicted to intensify. russian forces have staged ground assaults, and also another town with 11 rockets, according to local officia