trace. >> thank you, jennifer griffin, information is always spot on. michael, what do you make of it? >> i thought she had it exactly right. i see this and all the actions that the russians haves under taken in recent weeks as all driving towards the same thing. how can we force the europeans and the biden administration to put pressure on the ukrainians to go to early negotiations? why were the russians favor that? because they are getting slaughtered on the battlefield. they need to get to a cease-fire and so-called negotiations as quickly as possible so they can reconstitute and rearm. they are putting themselves out there as if they will have sincere and good faith. they want to make it to the winner so they'll survive. >> yeah, you talk about cease-fire, is it your opinion that without a cease-fire that it may be time or you believe it is time for vladimir putin to change his strategy for better or worse? >> he should have changed his strategy weeks ago and likely retrench to a defensible set of lines. instead, he kept on trying to fight the ukrai

jennifer griffin, fox news. the house committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capital formerly subpoenaed former president donald trump. today they're demanding trump's testimony under oath by mid november. meantime trump's longtime adviser steve bannon, was sentenced in washington today to four months behind bars for defying a subpoena from the january 6th committee. bannon was convicted in july of two counts of contempt of congress outside court. bannon was defiant. on november 8th. the american people are a judgment and we will groom the binder ministrations ends on the evening of eighth of november. in addition to the prison sentence, bannon was fined $6500.68 year old remains free pending an appeal. from record heat just two days ago to this weekend, we're talking about a cool down some stronger winds, and maybe sierra snowfall will have the update coming up. president biden's plan to cancel some student loans hits a snack coming up what needs to happen before his loan forgiveness programs can

jennifer griffin and the pentagon not changing fostering just a joke. general david perkins on whether we should all be wearing and whether we could revisit something very secluded 60 years ago. welcome, everybody, no caboodle and let's get with it with mark with the latest. >> good afternoon to you, there is no intelligence and russia to eminently use weapons and ukraine but the comments less than 24 hours ago sparking concerns about where the war is headed. the president did not speak to reporters today about ukraine but the white house facing a lot of questions about comments he made last night in new york city. the president was speaking off-camera at a fund-raiser and quoted as saying, "we have not faced armageddon since the cuban missile crisis but then talking about the russian president, "he is not joking when he talks about potential use of tactical weapons or biological weapons because as military is significantly underperforming." the president went on to see if russia were to use weapons even low yield device, impossible for the situation no

jennifer griffin with her finger on the pulse of this story from the pentagon for us.i, jennifer. >> hi, martha. u.s. lawmakers sent a letter to google, facebook, apple urging them to expand communication services in iran. activists say that's how the biden administration can help with technology like star link so the protesters can communicate. look at these images of security forces shooting mostly women protesters as they shouted death to hamani, iran's supreme leader. we spoke to ali ahmadinejad. >> we want to end this barbaric regime. that's why i said that it's like the berlin wall. if we get successful, we can tear this wall down. the islamic republic won't exist. >> these students wave their head scarfs in the air chanting "freedom, freedom" to mark the 40th day of mourning after the 22-year-old was murdered by iran's morality police for showing her hair. in her hometown, tens of thousands of people ignored governmental threats and road blocks and showed up to morn. a nonpartisan group put up this billboard in times square to show the revolution taking place in

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first we want the reporting from jennifer griffin or jennifer? >> we just learned of another u.s.itary strike in syria tonight. the second in 24 hours. 6:24 local syria time, local forces conducted an air strike in northern syria killing one of the top five ices leaders and another responsible for prisoners. this is separate from the rate overnight. it involved helicopters in northeast syria along the turkish border and syrian controlled territory. the target, and ices official known to facilitate the sale smuggling of weapons. no were injured, civilians were killed according to centcom adding the u.s. military used intelligence collection before striking. >> trace: jennifer griffin is live. we focus so much on ukraine and russia and other conflicts but we forget the war and terror is very much underway. >> yes. absolutely it is. it's not just the war on terror. small conflicts happening all the time throughout africa, throughout south america, throughout the middle east. this is why the training is to push itself. these operations are still going on. that's a good thing we are st

>> thanks, jennifer griffin.xt, unprecedented diversity for republicans on the ballot in the mid-terms. but first, beyond or borders tonight. chad government clamps down on the opposition suspending seven political parties. this comes a day after unprecedented protests around the country leave more than 60 people dead. in pakistan, imran khan was held from holding public office. it accused him from selling state gifts and concealing experts. khan will lose his national assembly seat, this is a live look at france. one of the big stories tonight, france iing -- inaugurates an area that saw major battles in world war i. we'll be right back. ♪ my name is joshua florence, and one thing i learned being a firefighter is plan ahead. you don't know what you're getting into, but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody. (vo) the older. the physically challenged. the last to be

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so-called dirty bomb and trying to blame the ukrainians, chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin has the latest tonight from the bengal. good evening, jennifer. >> good evening, bret. today's ukraine wants nuclear watchdog accused russia of preparing a terrorist act using radioactive waste stored at the zaporizhzhia power plant. the spent nuclear fuel could lead to an accident that would contaminate hundreds of square miles. >> russia would be making a serious mistake to use a tactical nuclear weapon. i'm not guaranteeing that it's a false flag operation yet. don't know. but, it would be a serious, serious mistake. >> russia could be setting the world up for a false flag operation using a dirty bomb, radioactive material wrapped in conventional explosives that would then give moscow an excuse to escalate, evening using some of their 2,000 tactical nukes. >> they complained that it was the ukrainians who conducted a dirty bomb attack first that might provide them, they think, the freedom to begin using nuclear weapons in ukraine. so i think this is a dangerous moment. >> russian o

jennifer griffin has details from the pentagon. and jen, how is the biden national security strategy different than president trump's? >> not that different. it sounds similar to the trump administration focus on china and russia in 2017. except that there is more focus this time on climate change as an threat, russia poses immediate threat to the system, prc is the only competitor with both intent to reshape the international order and increasingly the economic diplomatic military and technological power to advance that objective. at the communist party congress as greg mentioned, president xi will -- is expected to be handed a third term potentially setting him up as president for life. in a speech sunday, xi said china is intent on overtaking taiwan, enormous threat to u.s. national security, that is where most of the world's semi kubt tore chips are manufactured. >> peaceful reunification with the greatest sincerity and the greatest effort. however, we are not committed to abandoning the use of force and we reserve the option o

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>> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon, thank you.t our midterm spotlight races plus how high gasoline prices may be affecting one key senate race out west. we will take you there. first, beyond our borders tonight at least four people dead, 25 injured after a suicide bombing inside afghanistan's interior ministry. the taliban says the blast struck as workers and visitors were praying inside the building's mosque. no group has yet claimed responsibility for that bombing. and ukraine launches a joint bid with spain and portugal to host the 2030 world cup. ukraine's soccer federation president says it would be a dream for the people of his country to host the event. fifa will vote on the 2030 host in 2024. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. iraq. ♪ ♪ ♪ you know me ♪ one thing i can tell you is you got to be free ♪ come together ♪ right now ♪ over meel ♪l, ♪ ow, ow ♪ ♪ with a big, fresh carrot ♪ ♪ and a whole lot of cheese ♪ ♪ and the mirror from your van is halfway down the street ♪ ♪ well, you can say that -- ♪

>> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you. more on this with john kirby from the national security council in just a bit. meanwhile president biden has reportedly decided to run for re-election. reverend al sharpton says the president gave him that news during a white house visit. tonight, marks exactly five weeks from election day. the 2022 midterm election. that will determine whether the president's party stays in power in congress. one recent development that will not help democrats in that effort the return of rising gasoline prices across the country. white house correspondent peter doocy has details live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. white house officials are saying gas prices are down sharply from their highs. the fastest decline in a decade. and that's true and that has helped ease inflation lately but it may not be the case for long. >> folks what century are we in what are we doing? >> peter: president biden is hoping midterm voters focus on reproductive rights. >> my lord t

fox news national security correspondent jennifer griffin has more from the pentagon. jennifer?charles today nato launched their annual military exercise involving 14 countries to include nuclear bombers to carry weapons. the operation will take place near the united kingdom, belgium and the north sea. >> the exercise is a long-planned exercise, an annual exercise. it was planned before the invasion of ukraine. the purpose of the exercise is to ensure that our nuclear deterrence is safe, secure and effective. it's to prevent an attack on a nato ally. >> the exercises will not involved live bombs and will last until october 30th. the aircraft include fighter jets, surveillance and tank aircraft and u.s. b-52 long range bombers nato said today. >> nato poses no threat to russia. seeks no confrontation with russia. but our defensive alliance will as it always has protect every inch of nato territory. in the face of europe's largest security crisis since world war ii, nato stands more unified and more resolute than ever. >> in a statement nato said the annual exercises are not linke

jennifer griffin is at the pentagon on this for us. jennifer, a year since the withdrawal.ct has it had on u.s. veterans? >> well, sandra, 73% of veterans who fought in afghanistan say they feel betrayed by the afghan withdrawal, according to a survey by the brookings institution. retired lieutenant colonel scott mann, a former green beret to get his interpreter and 1,000 other afghans out authored a book "operation pineapple express," says the beginning, not end, of the suicide spike. >> we are on the front end of a tsunami of mental health for the post-9/11 generation. >> i heard you and other veterans talk about the withdrawal as a moral stain. >> devastating to watch 20 years of work and bloodshed and a war we gave our youth to and a lot of people gave more than that, to just see it handed back to the very organization that had started the whole thing. >> scenes like these of afghans so desperate they threw their babies over the barbed wire fence at the kabul airport served as triggers for some. a marine captain and artillery officer, deployed twice to afghanistan and n

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jennifer griffin at the pentagon. thank you.idterms plus winners and lose ares and yes the return of candidate casino. see how it factors in for the midterm. first beyond our borders tonight. missiles and explosive drones strike the ukrainian city near europe's largest nuclear plant. it's the first time russia has deployed the iranian made unmanned drones. the death toll from the missile attack earlier this week on an apartment complex there has risen to 11. the u.s. and south korea begin a new round of naval drills, the two day training follows a series of north korean missile launches we have been reporting on here on "special report." the nuclear powered u is s ronald reagan returned to waters near the korean peninsula earlier this week. north korea views the military exercises as an invasion rehearsal. and a pink diamond sets the world record for the highest price per karat ever sold per auction. 11.15 karat pink star diamond sold for $49.9 million. also the second largest pink diamond to appear at auction. just some of the

>> bret: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you.missiles hit apartment buildings in the city near europe's largest nuclear plant. three people were killed, 12 injured. the u.n. atomic energy agency says it will increase the number of inspectors it plans to deploy to the site. that region is part of the area annexed by russia in recent days. up next, why millions of americans are still suffering from long haul coronavirus symptoms or long covid. we'll speak with dr. marty makary about all of that first, beyond our borders tonight, at least 36 people are dead in thailand, including dozens of preschoolers and teachers after a former policemen went on a shooting rampage d.a. at a day care center. the witness says the suspect shot his way into that facility and fired at more people as he fled the area. he eventually took his own life after killing his wife and child at their home. china's western gin jiang region is facing strict coronavirus travel restrictions. buses and trains to and from that area have been suspended. 97 cases have be

>> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you., uncle sam wants you to help pick up after illegal immigrants on the southern border. we will tell you about the latest push by the biden administration. we will take you there. first, beyond our borders tonight, at least 8 people are dead after a fire burns through part of a notorious iranian prison. online videos purport to show chaotic scenes at that facility. what exactly happened there remains unclear. that prison holds many political prisoners seen as a threat to the regime. britain's new treasury chief rips up the government's economic plan, dramatically reversing most of the tax cuts and spending plans that new prime minister liz trust announced less than a month ago. the move raises new questions about how long the beleaguered british leader can stay in office. the swedish parliament selects christopher as prime minister. the vote was 176 to 173. his three party coalition does not have a majority but in sweden prime minister's can govern as long as there is no parliamentary m

jennifer griffin, fox news. coming up tonight at 11, a mountain lion darting right through the streets of a los angeles neighborhood. the effort to track and catch this cat that actually lasted for hours. he was just running to try to stay warm because we begin our morning with record cold. hello will it go tonight? the details in a matter of minutes. okay and if you need an excuse to enjoy a fresh west coast ipa might never needs an excuse for that. we'll tell you about one that supports a worthy cause. it's all coming up right after the break. wingate. recreation area was founded, becoming the very first urban national park here in the us and mark the occasion and celebration was held on alcatraz . the popular tourist destination is one of the 37 distinct park sites within the g n. r a. as part of the anniversary festivities, alcatraz has featuring one of its last surviving former prisoners. 89 year old bill baker was placed at alcatraz after he was recaptured following his escape from another prison where he

i know jennifer griffin does.om the pentagon. >> the potential for miscalculation is enormous right now. >> russia will be making an incredibly serious mistake if they were to use a tactical nuclear weapon. i'm not guarantees you that it's a false flag operation yet. we don't know. it would be a serious mistake. >> last month u.n. and nato troops simulated how they would respond if a dirty bomb were used at a petroleum refinery in jordan. experts think russia could be setting the world up for a false flag operation using a dirty bomb, radioactive material wrapped in conventional explosives that would give moscow a reason to escalate. >> they can claim it was the ukrainians that conducted a dirty bomb first. this is a dangerous moment. >> russian officials have said their warnings are not being heated by the pentagon. >> according to the information we have, two organizations in ukraine have specific instructions to create the dirty bomb. the works are in the final stage. >> the atlantic council says it makes no se

. >> continue to follow that investigation, jennifer griffin at the pentagon water supplies to hundreds ukrainians today. president volodymyr zelenskyy says 1/3 of ukraine's power stations have been destroyed in the past week causing massive blackouts across ukraine. zelenskyy calls it an expanding russian campaign drive the nation into cold and dark and to make peace talks impossible. in perhaps, industries across that country go on be strike to push for pay hikes: comes after weeks of walkouts that hobbled oil refineries and gasoline shortages around france. education, healthcare, are all pushing for salary increases now. and protesting government intervention in the refinery strikes. as president biden deals with growing public dissatisfaction over the u.s. economy. we reached a three week mark before the midterms. the panel joins us next. plus, "tuesday tweets" in a bit. ♪ ♪ i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months... and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious aller

jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon. i wish you were u.s. secretary of something, jennifer. >> thank you. u.s. officials assess this may have been the longest ballistic missile test fired from north korea yet. the first time in five years they've fired a ballistic missile over japan forcing japan to order its citizens to take cover in basements. the japanese prime minister condemned the launch. >> the ballistic missile firing by north korea was an outrageous act that was absolutely im permissible. we'll respond as soon as possible with the utmost vigilance. >> this missile is assessed to be an interimmediate missile. in the air seven minutes and flew over northern japan for one minute before landing in the sea. causing no harm but sending shock waves to two countries. it suggests the latest missile flew an estimated 2500 miles over japan. the missile reached a height of over 600 miles. lloyd austin had just returned to washington, d.c. after meeting his japanese and australian counterparts in hawaii this weekend. the test, which u.s. official

but first our national chief correspondent jennifer griffin at the pentagon. what's motivating north korea to test right now? >> trace, the latest north korean missile launches are testing the mettle and reaction time of the u.s./south korea/japanese alliance. the news broke last night i was at the pentagon, and japan had to retract a news release that a missile flew over japan again, it did not. today the south scrambled 30 military planes in response to a plane this morning. >> as we have said before, north korea continues to launch missiles one after another and make provocations as part of north korea's own development of ballistic missiles in its defense plan. >> the u.s., which had not carried out military exercises with south korea in nearly five years,s launched war planes with japan, two u.s. ships belonging to the u.s.s. ronald reagan carrier strike group carried out defense exercises with south korean and japanese warships in the sea of japan today. and looking for simulated targets, coordination, and information sharing between the three countries,

jennifer griffin on a new threat that is getting ideas. >> defense contractors in a race to come up withation in key event at the pentagon that there is no simple solution to stop these swarms of uranian made drones launched by russia with tehran's help that is terrorizing ukraine civilians, ukrainian police resort to firing their rifles at the incoming, kazi drones because anti-missile defense systems which already exist in israel and technologies in the us have not been sent to kyiv. >> we continue to see iran be complicit in terms of exporting terror not only in the middle east region but to ukraine. >> policy of supporting humanitarian aids and military equipment. >> reporter: israeli leaders face criticism for refusing to provide ground-based laser system that could stop these uranian drones for fear of angering russia but a new american technology involving microwaves called leonine us already exists. >> it is ahead of everything else. you turn off other electronics a mile away. the idea is in the future people control the electronic spectrum will control the battlefield. >> report

jennifer griffin has more on this at the pentagon. jennifer, what can you tell us?r strike in syria in the past few hours. the latest trike involved air strike 6:23 p.m. local syria time killing one at the top five isis leaders and the deputy of isis in syria puritan official responsible for prisoner affairs as well was killed. this air strike came after a daring raid conducted by u.s. special operators targeting and other isis leader responsible for smuggling weapons and fighters. all three are dead tonight. the latest north korean north korean missile launches have now been accompanied with bomber jets being flown near the border with south korea. north korea flew 12 warplanes near the border of south korea earlier today, something it has not done before which prompted south with military planes in response. >> as we have set before, north korea to launch missiles one after another and any complications as part of north korean ongoing developments of ballistic missiles and defense plan. >> the u.s. has not carried out military exercises with south korea after five

jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon with the latest. e first visual evidence from the blast site of the nord stream pipeline explosion. the swedish newspaper was allowed by investigators to send a drone video camera down to one of the blast sites and published the photos and this video of the pipeline blast. the visuals show the blast came from inside the pipeline which would indicate russian culpability. >> you wait for them to do so would have been to load an explosive inside the pipeline through a device called a peg, a device that goes inside the pipelines to clean and inspect them and easy for them to destroy it through that mechanism versus trying to use an underwater operations to blow it up from the outside in. >> the russians control access to the so-called pigs that clean the nord stream pipeline. they are loaded into nord stream one at the russia compressor station on the baltic sea coast and travel over 1200 kilometers to the landfall in germany. analysts at the carnegie endowment for peace gave this explanation why russia co

our chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin has details. >> in an hours long speech in which he took shots at the u.s. and west for escalating tensions in ukraine and taiwan, he had pointed remarks for house speaker nancy pelosi and said he wished the u.s. and china could just get along. at a conference of foreign policy experts, putin said the united states was wrong to destroy relations over taiwan, adding russia recognizes taiwan as part of the people's republic of china and criticized visits by nancy pelosi who he referred to as grandma. >> why did that old woman have to go to taiwan, provoking china to respond, all while unable to resolve the issue around ukraine and russia. it is absurd. some might think there's some calculation, i do not think there's any calculation at all. all there is to it is arrogance and a sense of impunity. >> the pentagon rolled out a national defense strategy calling russia an acute threat and china its facing challenged. they're blaming the west for an alleged attempt at global domination. >> the west in recent years and especially in r

chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin takes a look from the pentagon tonight. good evening, jennifer. >> good evening, bret. in an hour's long speech today vladimir putin gave his version of reality taking shots at the west for escalating ten tensionn and iran adding he wishes they could get along. >> russia drills simulating massive nuclear strike and intercontinental ballistic missile launch the pentagon rolled out long awaited national defense strategy and putin told foreign policy experts the united states was wrong to destroy its relations with china over taiwan adding russia recognizes taiwan as part of china, criticizing recent visits by u.s. officials, including house speaker nancy pelosi who he referred to as grandma. >> why did that old woman have to go taiwan. it's absurd. some might think that there is some calculation. but i do not think there is any calculation at all. all there is to it is air garnes and a sense of impunity. >> the pentagon's national defense strategy calls russia an acute threat. but the people's republic of china, a bigger long-

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jennifer griffin has the details from the pentagon.ine preparing to deal with these drone attacks? >> well, sandra, there is growing frustration in kyiv and here at the pentagon that there is no simple solution to stop the swarms of iranian-made drones launched by russia with tehran's help as you just outlined. they are terrorizing ukraine civilians. police have resorted to firing their rifles at the incoming kamikaze drones because anti-missile defense system which exist in israel and technologies here in the u.s. have not yet been sent to kyiv. >> we continue to see iran be complicit in terms of exporting terror, now also to ukraine. >> we maintain policy of supporting ukraine aids. i don't see us sending offensive military equipment. >> israeli leaders have faced intense criticism for refusing to provide a ground base laser system called iron beam that could stop these iranian drones for fear of angering russia. but another technology involving microwaves already exists. >> it's way ahead of anything else out there. you can blast mi

jennifer griffin has more on the protest and how the tech companies can help. >> u.s.anies, google, facebook, apple, urging them to expand communication services in iran. activists say that's how the biden administration can help with technology so the protesters can keep communicating. look at the images of iranian security forces shooting mostly women protesters as they shouted "death to kia speak out this is different. this is the first time in the history that women across iran are burning their headscarves. it means we have enough. we want to end this barbaric regime. >> these female students at the university of medical science waive their headscarves in the air chanting "freedom, freedom, freedom" to mark the 44th day of mourning after must mean he was murdered by iran's brutal morality police for showing her hair. tens and thousands of people ignored governmental threats and roadblocks and showed to mourn this week. the iranian dis- bora collective, a nonpartisan multifaith group put up this billboard in times square to highlight the revolution taking place in

griff: jennifer griffin following all that out of the pentagon.efing with defense secretary lloyd austin. they released three significant reports today, the long-awaited defense strategy, the its nuclear posture review and missile defense review. this classified version was given to the congress with the president's budget in the spring but delayed by months because of the russian invasion of ukraine. it delays out the president plans to stop the geeing threats against russia and china. vladmir putin said ukraine is planning to use a dirty bomb. is putin bluffing? >> we have not seen anything to indicate that putin has made a decision to use a dirty bomb. nor have we seen any indications that the ukrainians are planning such a thing. reporter: president putin just gave an unhinged version of reality in pan annual national security speech in which he accused the west of playing a dangerous and bloody game in ukraine. president putin directly accused ukraine of planning to use a dirty bomb which many fear is a pretense for russia to escalate or use

chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin is at the pentagon tonight. >> today the pentagon afound in a major policy change in the wake of the supreme court's decision to repeal roe v. wade. the pentagon will now pay service members transportation expenses if they need to travel to obtain an abortion or receive reproductive care that is now outlawed in an increasing number of states where they may be stationed. >> service members may be forced to travel greater distances. take more time off work. and pay more out-of-pocket expenses to access reproductive healthcare. all of which is readiness, recruiting and retention implications for america's armed forces. taking carol of our people continues to be the number one priority. >> the hyde amendment bars federal funds being used for abortions unless the life of the mother is in danger, which means military medical facilities cannot perform abortions. this new policy does not change that. and tricare health insurance does not cover the cost of obtaining the procedure privately. in the wake of the supreme court decision, 13 states

jennifer griffin was in the room and asked about putin's next move.ecretary austin, vladimir putin again said today that ukraine is planning to use a dirty bomb. is putin bluffing and how does scrapping one of the few tactical nukes i was in development here in the pentagon deter putin right now? >> we aren't seeing anything to indicate that putin has used a dirty bomb nor have we seen any other cases that the ukrainians are planning such a thing. the ukrainians, in fact, their leadership has indicated to us that it is not in their plans. again, we see no indications of that. it's important to make sure that we are talking to adversaries and allies alike and making sure that are tamping down dangerous talk and making sure that we maintain lines of communication. >> emily: more "outnumbered" in just a moment. hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. when you have to get wheeled through the airport because you're too heavy to make it and you have extreme pain, you have to make a change. golo enabled me to make that change. golo is real and it cha

fox news national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live from the pentagon with more. well the new national security strategy calls out autocrats trying to undermine democracy and export repression and coercion. "russia poses an immediate threat to the free and open international system. the prc, people's republic of china, by contrast is the only competitor with both intent to reshape the international order and increasingly the economic diplomatic military and technological power to advance that objective." at the communist party congress in beijing, where president xi is expected to be handed a third term potentially setting him up as president for life, xi reiterated in a speech sunday, china's intent to overtake taiwan where most of the world's semiconductor chips are manufactured. >> the resolution of the taiwan issue is a matter for the chinese ourselves to decide. we insist on striving for the prospect of peaceful re unit with the greatest sincerity and with the greatest effort; however, we are not committed to abandoning the use of force and we reserve the opt

morgan ortagus moments away on that, but first jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. what have you learned, jennifer, about china leaping ahead in hypersonic missile development. >> we know they steal american technology, vacuuming up r and d from defense contractors. now shocking new details how beijing has simply bought prized u.s. technology and software to advance their hypersonic missile program using shell companies to get around american export laws. the washington post followed the money, interviewed chinese scientists and found military research groups already on u.s. black lists simply use cutouts to purchase advanced software products developed by u.s. firms who received millions of dollars in pentagon grants to simulate wind tunnel conditions needed to advance their hypersonic missile technology. >> there's no question the last 30 years a lot of american technology, a lot of american i.p. has ended up in the pla military and the reality is our export controls are like swiss cheese, full of holes and it's very easy for the chinese to play shell game. >> u.s.

jennifer griffin, fox news.rity forces have been unable to contain protests now entering their second month. those protests were sparked by the death of a woman detained by iran's morality police last month yesterday, authorities clashed with hundreds of people who took to the streets to mark 40 days since her death, activists say more than 200 people have been killed and thousands arrested. since the protests began. international leaders have condemned tehran's treatment of demonstrators. the regime's on growing violent crackdown. pervasive surveillance of citizens are the latest reminder of the islamic republic's flagrant disregard for the fundamental freedoms and human rights of iranians. this week, both the u. s and european union issued a new sanctions against officials involved in the crackdown, and the un has called for an independent investigation. coming up. we have more live coverage of that breaking news we're following in san francisco house speaker nancy pelosi's husband attacked in the early mornin

this is this is general jennifer griffin's here. oh the woman who's doing god's work. we love you jennifer works for fun. and i was like, oh i was gonna be so happy. yes amazing. i've been tweeting love letters to who are on the on twitter because using your powers, good. well, it's god's work which she's doing over there at fox anyway, but fantastic national security reporter. she's wonderful was there ever any russian link to alex jones what percentage of his shares were bots and to what degree is russia behind this explosion of conspiracy theories in america? great question. yes, so alex jones. we love this part out of our narrative was a regular on our tea so he would get up. this is russia today. yeah, russia today kremlin funded state tv. he would get up in the middle of the night, you know, his ex-wife told me clamber out of bed, you know ready to go on our tea at all hours. he was eager to expand his platform by whatever means necessary. he's been a putin fan and apologist from the start. he admires that and i actually think and you know, paul and i have talked

jennifer griffin, fox news time now for 25 officials in hawaii, warning residents near mama loa that the world's largest active volcano on the big island may erupt soon that would last erupted in 1984 , and that's what these pictures are from. right now, scientists see an increase in seismic activity by the top of the volcano if it erupts within hours, lava could flow down the volcano's slopes, reaching homes below. and residents are advised to take precautions. the first thing they should note is that monologue is not a dead volcano. and then the second thing is that because, uh, volcano showing signs of unrest. people should start to make plans, so the first thing that they can do is identify where they live. on the volcano. now the volcano makes up 51% of the landmass on that island. increased activity back in 1984 continued for a year and a half before modelo last erupted. some say, may say san francisco's food scene is going to the dogs still ahead. the new restaurants serving five star meals to man's best friend . closet is halloween weekend, but you know that we'll show you wh