>> tom soufi burridge, our thanks to you again. >>> mean while, back here in the u.s. and to that troubling headline back here at home tonight, a patient in texas now the first reported death of an american with monkeypox. the exact cause of death unknown, but the patient did have it. and tonight, growing concern over children getting this, at least 31 children now in the u.s. abc's mireya villarreal from texas. >> reporter: tonight, the first reported death of an american with monkeypox. oficials say the patient was a severely immunocompromised adult who died at a houston-area hospital. >> this patient also had underlying health conditions and had a number of things going on. and i think that additional investigation is needed to know what role monkeypox may or may not have played in their death. >> reporter: the cdc today stressing that death from monkeypox is rare. of the nearly 50,000 cases around the world, just 15 have been fatal. the vast of majority of u.s. infections have been in men who have sex with other men. but at least 31 children have also contracted mo

tom soufi burridge now with us, and this new offensive has been playing out in the last 24 hours. i would gather it's still too early to tell if ukraine is making any gains? >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, david. the ukrainians have been laying the groundwork for this offensive for some time. it's a bold move and a gamble. with the russians dug in for months in that region, any offensive is likely to move slowly and could come at a heavy cost. david? >> all right, tom, thank you. >>> back here at home now and to that troubling headline here, a patient in texas, the first reported death of an american with monkeypox. the exact cause of death is unknown, but the patient did have the virus. and tonight, there's also growing concern over children getting this. at least 31 cases in children here in this country. and abc's mireya villarreal from texas. >> reporter: tonight, the first reported death of an american with monkeypox. officials say the patient was a severely immunocompromised adult who died at a houston-area hospital. >> this patient also had underlying health conditions and h

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abc's tom soufi burridge not far from the plant tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the critical and dangerous mission for inspectors who are trying to get access to europe's largest nuclear power plant in ukraine. those inspectors arriving in zaporizhzhia today, as fighting rages nearby. that nuclear plant, under russian control, hit by shelling in recent days, leaving a gaping hole in the roof of a building near to the reactors. these images released by a russian official. both sides blaming each other for the strikes. the hope remains to demilitarize the plant. >> my mission is a technical mission. it is a mission that seeks to prevent a nuclear accident. >> reporter: the nuclear plant is just down the river. to get there, the inspectors will have to cross into land controlled by the russians. so, the mission is politically sensitive and it's risky, as fighting rages here in the south. president zelenskyy tonight alluding to that major new offensive to retake the south, saying, "i will not reveal the details for now," but thanking all his people that support ukraine's battle for people, esp

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tom soufi burridge is there in ukraine with more on this.d morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. ukraine on the offensive are not words we thought we'd uttered a few weeks ago, but ukrainian officials say a ground offensive is now under way in the south. they stepped up missile strikes and they're now attempting to break through russian lines. this morning, a dramatic turnaround with ukrainian forces now on the offensive. their aim, to retake land in the south. president zelenskyy defiant vowing to kick the russians out of all ukrainian land. kherson, a regional capital, now their top target. russia took it in the early days of the war. video circulating online shows smoke pouring over the city this morning. ukraine striking targets in russian-occupied land again and again. but as ukraine pushes in the south, russia's response swift and brutal. russian missiles pummeling a residential district in the port city of mykolaiv killing two people and putin's forces also hitting the heart of ukraine's second city, kharkiv, in the northe

tom soufi burridge is on the ground with the latest on this one.d morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. yes, that nuclear plant is just down the river from here on the other side in territory controlled by the russians. president zelenskyy saying his officials will do everything they can to help that team of u.n. nuclear inspectors. much though depends on the russian military. what access it gives the inspectors if they reach the plant and whether there's a lull in the fighting so they're able to do their vital work. meanwhile, the ukrainians are ramping up their offensive to the southwest of here towards kherson. the uk's ministry of defense claiming the ukrainians have pushed the front line back some distance in places. video circulating online showing smoke rising over that area as the ukrainians strike russian targets. last night we met families who had just fled the fighting. they told us the explosions were getting louder and more frequent. they feared for their lives and the lives of their children and they had to get out. ceceli

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