the saudi arabia, that agreement, mediated by re at a, joining us live from bethesda, maryland is dave de, rosh. he is a non resident senior fellow at the gulf international form. dave talked to me about this, this prisoner swap, the timing, and what it means. yeah, i'm not sure about the timing a lot of times with prisoner swaps. they're significant just because when they happen, they're significant. but of course you have the un general assembly going together . saudi arabia and turkey seem to have a new era cooperation. there's discussion of joint production of charles, for example. but i think it's basically designed to get positive buzz in to enhance the status of both countries that have a feel that they're not getting the respect they deserve in the west at a time when all the leaders of the world are together, new york. so what's surprising here is that it comes on the same day that we've heard so much bellicose rhetoric. what's, what do we take away from this? that yes, there is what seems to be an escalation, but there is also an avenue for mediation. well, at least on the limit

dave de rosh is a non resident senior fellow at the golf international forum. he explains the significance of this prison, swarming. both sides have a lot of incentive to do this, to exchange prisoners. moscow clearly wants a situation where it's pres it's soldiers taken prisoners. they're not tried for war crimes, even if they've committed. and what they've done to kind of put leverage on the ukrainian side is they generally announce that prisoners are held not by moscow, but by the to puppet states. they've set up in the don baths. that would also force other intermediaries to deal with these countries or with these provinces, as if they were countries the same time, you know, the presence of foreign prisoners being released. moscow and moscow to puppets have threatened to try them as war criminals just because you know they're not ukrainians. so it's a very, very complicated issue and i'm not sure if the timing is as significant as, as we might think in this. and of course, you have the un general assembly going together. saudi arabia and turkey seem to have

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but that of course was charles de gaulle at the funeral. >> dave, so what are your plans to watch they? >> i'm just going to do it quietly at home. i'm, i'm, a lot of wrong turns in my time. so, i got to know her fairly well. at the age of 84, i do not think i was up to the long wait. i will watch it reverently and loyally in my home. and take with me a lot of happy memories. >> did you ever meet the queen? >> oh yes, indeed. i covered her to the west coast of america in 1983, which was sort a thank you for the american help in the focus for. and why was a backbench mp, it must been the 2000s, she invited a whole bunch of us backbenchers to meet at buckingham palace. and she, she clearly knew quite well, because i had met her before. what i remember, i don't even remember. it was an interesting election. the constituency of tat and in 1997. and she and the duke had a -- . and one of the things about meeting the royal family is you don't ask them questions. so i don't know which horse she bet on. but i can guess. >> wow, it is lovely to talk to you, martin this morning. and seeing you

those bangs you hear are the efforts to de-mine this area the smell of death is because the prosecutors, the police, the forensic experts and dave grig -- grave diggers have begun to bury up the bed. on some of the sites, there is a name, others there is just a number and we're told that the number, it might match up against the records of a certain individual. but most likely, the person is not yet known and dna samples will be taken as the investigators try to work out their identity and also try to seek justice i've been speaking to the top investigator in the kharkiv region, whose job it is to be part of this huge process. and he said coming here, seeing this for himself, really reinforced that sense of responsibility that he has to ensure that he and his team seek justice, find justice for all the victims of this war. >> deborah haynes, thank you very much. >>> the white house describing the mass graves today as horrifying and repugnant >> sadly, it's in keeping with the kind of depravity and brutality with which russian forces have been prosecute thing car against ukraine and the ukrainian people >> meantime, the kremlin m

dave james. thank you. now it's up. and oh, three. governor gavin newsom, who has been feuding with florida governor ron de santis now offers to help florida putting the few decide. let me just express deep empathy and respect for the challenges that the governors facing. of course all floridians are facing. we've offered support and they know that when they need it. it will be there for them were there and will always be there for floridians and for governor to santis, florida now has a disaster relief fund and a volunteer portal where you can sign up to volunteer governor newsom and governor descendants have been feuding about immigration policies, abortion, gender identity and more. but now, governor, newsom says, it's time to put all of that aside and help the people of florida. it will likely take days before we see the full impact of hurricane ian. but this morning we're getting our first look at the only bridge leading to sanibel island. the road leading to the bridge is covered in sand and debris. part of the bridge itself has collapsed into the gulf. thousands of people typically live on the island. there is no word as to how many

governor de santis is set to speak a little later this morning in a little less than an hour from now, of course, we'll bring you updates with whatever he has to say. daveames. thank you. well emergency response teams are heading to florida to help the affected communities. the red cross is already on the ground, providing aid and resources to the hurricane victims, and ktvu and fox are trying to help as well. fox has already donated $1 million to the relief effort for shelter and meals and medical supplies and more. you can join the effort by going to red cross .org slash fox. and don't forget you can find us. uninterrupted storm coverage of being on the fox weather app. you can use your phone to scan that. q r code on your tv screen or you can go to fox weather .com. police in oakland say they are still searching for two people who fired at least 30 shots on a school campus. investigators say they believe the shooting at the king estates campus was gang related. they do not have any suspects. they don't know if anyone was specifically targeted , but they do say at least two people, maybe more used handguns with extended magazines. we also know that th