mike: jennifer griffin is filling in for shannon bream.publican congressman brian fitzpatrick coming up right after the show. stay with us. at least two people are dead and several others are hurt after a boat capsized in the surf off of imperial beach, california. city located just minutes from the u.s.-mexico border. officials believe one more person is still missing. surfers in the area at the time helped pull people the shore. 7 of the people rescued from the waters are now in border patrol custody. it is unclear where the boat came from or where it was heading. still no official suspects or persons of interest in the quadruple murder in idaho. live report near the crime scene up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> two weeks since four college students were stabbed to death in off campus house in idaho and police yet to name any person of interest and dan springer joins me live from moscow, idaho for more. >> i get frustrating, no suspect, no person of interest, not even a sketch of a possible suspect but police insist to us that they are making significan

this jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. ♪ >> bret: russia is once again pounding ukrainian infrastructure. several civilians were killed or injured in missile strikes targeting the capital city of kyiv. the strikes are causing widespread power outages in the country at the beginning of what is expected to be very difficult winter. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot reports tonight from kyiv. >> it's a cold, dark night in kyiv in cities across ukraine, following a barrage by russia, according to officials, some 70 missiles were launched. around 50 were shot down the rest got through. hitting power stations, the electric democratic grid and civilian locations including one in northern kyiv. smoke still rising from the roof of this residential building behind us. another result of another russian missile attack. police on the ground here trying to figure it out. >> the missile apparently aimed at a nearby power facility. it went off course. the building it hit ripped open. a fire triggered killing five. injuring 2

is the white house taking the threat seriously n fred fleitz r joins us in a few minutes but jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon with more on this. jennifer. >> molly, u.s. lawmakers on the senate intelligence committee have raised alarm bells how recreational drones made by dji, a chinese company, could be used to enter into fly zones in washington, d.c. the story was first reported by politico. only legislation for counter drone technology will expire on december 16th, led to a congressional debate whether new legislation is needed to track the aerial vehicles. geo fencing restrictions keep them out of certain locations but private users are manipulating the recreational zones to enter no fly zones near federal buildings. no evidence the chinese government is operating the drones but lawmakers say the concerns are real. during a meeting with his chinese counterpart on tuesday, defense secretary lloyd austin addressed beijing's dangerous behavior in the pacific, sending dozens of war planes to test the reaction of taiwanese defenses. >> the secretary emphasize the need to responsibly ma

>> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon, thank you.ublican lawmakers says president biden and his administration are weakening the u.s. military through what they call a sustained assault fueled by woke virtue signaling. the accusation comes from florida senator marco rube go and texas congressman chip roy. the report alleges pentagon leaders are pushing critical race theories, sex reassignment procedures, and identity politics instead of focusing on national defense. >>> overseas ukrainian authorities have begun evacuating slyness from two region, fearing a lack of heat, power and water due to russian shelling will make living conditions there too difficult this winter. the world health organization warns millions face a threatening winter in ukraine. residents are being urged to move to safer areas in the central and western parts of the country. >>> up next in, the world cup kicks off with a shaky start. the u.s. gets a draw. there's criticism over accusations of human rights abuses. and now a possible terror threat. we'll take you

i am jennifer griffin.xt fox news sunday when we are live in simi valley, california. ♪ >> when "the next revolution" be in china? as chinese people take to the streets to call for an end to authoritarian lockdown censorship and president xi's rule. good evening hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving. life tonight on this holiday weekend.

i am jennifer griffin.see you next fox news sunday when we are live in simi valley, california. ♪ will: go to church. ♪ ♪ sean: good sunday morning, everyone, and welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm sean duffy in for maria bartiromo. today, paying much more for much less this holiday shopping season as inflation continues to hover around a 40-year high. meanwhile, companies across all sectors of the economy are beginning to shed jobs in massive numbers. kristi noem is here on how president biden's war on fossil fuels has impacted the economy and hurt america's energy independence. plus, the biden administration is on th

>> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. thank you. the u.s.ys investigators have concluded an iranian drone was used to bomb an oil tanker linked to israeli billionaire last weeks. attack on library oman appears to long shadow war between israel and arch enemy iran that has included the targeting of israeli linked ships in strategic mideast water ways. up next, the latest information in the investigations into mass shootings in colorado and idaho. first, beyond our borders tonight, indonesian rescuers sift through the rubble of flattened buildings as they search for the dead and missing from monday's earthquake that killed at least 268 people. more than 1,000 people were injured. hospitals near the epicenter are already overwhelmed. some remote areas are still unreachable. six former executives of a now defunct hong kong pro-democracy newspaper plead guilty to a collusion charge. they were arrested last year during a crackdown on dissent after china imposed a sweeping security law in response to widespread antigovernment protests in 2019 there

chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin has it. >> as war raged in vietnam, a quiet effortrority sisters to show support for the pow and mias shot down in rice patty fields took off across america. students began wearing bracelets with the name of an american pow and the date they were shot down. stars like john wayne, princess grace and sonny and cher wore them. fox news editor brad paxton was one of those kids who sent his $2.50 away to purchase a bracelet. >> this is actually a photo of me wearing the bracelet. i had lots of hair back then. >> his bracelet honored lieutenant ke carrie august 31s, 1967. >> 50% of my junior high school was wearing the bracelet. this was a way to show support. you didn't have to be for or against the wash. >> spurred by a conversation with his wife will the celebratelets and how they united a country during a divisive war. he tried to find l lieutenant de carrie. he found him in texas. he spent five and a half years in the hilton. >> i have been getting those periodically for all these years. i tell them they have no idea how much those cel

jennifer griffin, live for us from the pentagon. jen, thank you.ormer chinese president zhang died. he served as president for a decade. credited with leading china out of ice lace after the army quashed the den anyone square pro-democracy protest in 1989. also known for supporting economic reforms that led to a decade of explosive growth. state media reports he died of leukemia and multiple organ failure. jinping zemin was 96 years old. >> didn't blow a lot away so tears through parts of the south. we will have a live report. first beyond our borders tonight. at least 10 students are dead after a bomb hit a religious school in northern afghanistan. taliban official says several others were wounded. no group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack. spanish officials are investigating after a mail bomb was delivered to the ukrainian embassy in madrid. the interior ministry says an embassy security guard was injured while handling a letter that exploded when it was open. police say the envelope contained a homemade explosive and was addressed t

jennifer griffin was at the briefing at the pentagon, joins us live now.e we learning about the missile that landed in poland? >> first time we heard from secretary austin and general milley since the missile landed in poland yesterday, threatening to spread the conflict to nato. the u.s. agrees with poland it was likely a ukrainian air defense missile that went awry. >> we have seen nothing that contradicts president duda's preliminary assessment that this explosion was most likely the result of a ukrainian air defense missile that unfortunately landed in poland. and whatever the final conclusions may be, the world knows that russia bears ultimate responsibility for this incident. >> president zelenskyy says he disagrees with that assessment but will let the investigation play out. the u.s. will be joining polish investigators on the ground, they have a team there already. general milley was asked to explain why last week he suggested this winter could be a time to negotiate an end to the war. >> the russian military is really hurting bad. so you want to

our jennifer griffin picks up the story from there. >> as war raged in vietnam, a quiet effort startedport for the p.o.w. and mia's who were shot down in rice paddy fields took off across america. and students began wearing bracelets with the name of a p.o.w. and the date they were shot down. brad paxton was one of those kids who sent his $2.50 away for the bracelet. >> and this is a photo of me, more hair back then. >> this was lieutenant carey, shot down august 31st, 1957. >> i would say 50% of my junior high was wearing the bracelet. he didn't have to be for or against it. >> and spurred by his wife and how they united the country during a divisive war, he decided to try to find dunt dave carey and found him in texas, carey spent five years in the hanoi hilton. >> i sent him an e-mail and e-mailed me right back, and i'd love to have it. >> i've been having them periodically through the years and they have no idea how much they meant to us in hanoi, lifted our morale. >> and carey, retired as a captain can recall the day he was shot down. the missile went between us, the there was a

in washington, jennifer griffin, fox news. s great wounded warrior. can you see it on fox business tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. ♪ >> based on recent developments, including the former president's announcement that he is a candidate for president in the jest election. and the sitting president's sitting intention to be a candidate as well. i have concluded that it is in the public interest to appoint a special counsel. >> bret: merrick garland saying there will be a special counsel and that person will look into not only the documents situation with mar-a-lago but also the 2020 and january 6th investigations. the former president took to truth social saying here we go again. i thought that the unselect committee on january 6th was a dead issue, especially with the record setting loss of liz cheney in the great state of wyoming and likewise felt that the document hoax case after reviewing the clinton sox case and the presidential record act was dead or at least dying fast. the democrat department of justice had nothing exc

chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin is following the story tonight from the pelc. ary austin said the u.s. agrees with poland that the missiles that landed inside the country tuesday was likely a ukrainian air defense missile that went awry. >> we have seen nothing that contradicts president duda's preliminary assessment that this explosion was most likely the result of a ukrainian air defense missile that unfortunately landed in poland. >> president zelenskyy says he disadisagrees with assessment bt will awaited poland's investigation. general milley was asked by reporters to explain his recent remarks suggesting this winter could be a time to negotiate an end to the war. >> the russian military is really hurting bad. so, you want to negotiate at a time when you are at your strength and your opponent is at weakness and it's possible, maybe, that there will be a political solution. all i'm saying is there's a possibility for it. that's all i'm saying. >> milley was also asked by reporters whether russia's invasion of ukraine had changed president xi's calculation wh

eastern from jennifer griffin. we look forward to that.rld war ii hero. u.s. army paratrooper tom rice died yesterday just a few months after celebrating his 101st birthday. he parachuted into normandy on d-day, and three months later he was severely wounded in holland, but rejoined his unit in time to witness the end of the war. i was honored to have met and gotten to know tom rice a bit. we spent time together in normandy. this is a picture of us at the 75th anniversary. this is right after he had jumped out of a plane. he was nearly 100 at that point. here he is coming in. he celebrated his 100th birthday last year with a skydive. this is that one, in his hometown of coronado, california. he joined me here on the story after that jump. we talked about how he hoped to continue to inspire other americans. >> i had to move forward as best and fast as they possibly can, stay in physical condition, and just be a human being and gentle and loving and kind. >> martha: just be a human being, loving, gentle and kind. i'm telling you, that was to

jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon. in what context did the u.s.dmiral issue this surprising warning? >> sandra, the remarks came during off camera remarks at the naval, excuse me, the naval submarine league annual symposium. the commander of u.s. strategic command who overseas the u.s. nuclear weapons program, admiral richard, said "as i assess our level of deterrence against china, the ship is slowing sinking, it is sinking slowly. they are putting capability in the field faster than we are. it isn't going to matter our good our operating plan is or good our commanders are or forces are. we are not going to have enough of them," he's referring to nuclear weapons, and that is a very near term problem. the u.s. nuclear arsenal, 3,750 weapons based on the new start treaty. china has an estimated 350 nuclear weapons, but intends to possess 1,000 deliverable warheads by 2030, according to the latest posture review. >> we feel very confident in our capabilities when it comes to china or just generally in the indopacific, and ready to act if needed. >>

>> bret: jennifer griffin at the pnc. jennifer, thank you.the midterm elections. first, beyond our borders tonight. the operator of your honor's largest nuclear power plant located in ukraine says russian shelling has danged lines connecting it to the country's electrical grid. repeat attacks near the plant have raised concerns about possible radiation leaks. the facility will rely on emergency diesel generators for now. israeli prime minister i can't year lapid's office says he has conceded defeat to former prime minister benjamin netanyahu in this week's election. lapid has instructed his office to prepare an organized transition of power israel's fifth election in four years. poppy francis has arrived in bahrain for official visits and a public mass saturday. it's not clear whether he will publicly discuss alleged discrimination against the muslim nation shiite majority. activist want the poppy to urge bahrainian to end oppression in the kingdom gulf kingdom. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪

the patriot of words are up next be sure to catch the re- air tonight at 10:00 o'clock i am jennifer griffinopping season. workers in dozens of countries protesting or walking off the job amid the black friday shopping frenzy as real unions threaten to do the same. raising the risk of year end strike with significant impact on the u.s. economy. this, as

i am jennifer griffin. have a great weekend shannon will see you next fox news sunday when we are live in simi valley, california. ♪ >> when "the next revolution" be in china? as chinese people take to the streets to call for an end to authoritarian lockdown censorship and president xi's rule. good evening hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving. life tonight on this holiday weekend. t11 this is the home of positive populism, pro-worker, pro-family, pro-community, and especially pro-america. more on the protest in china but first for the government accountability in america as republicans take the majority in the house. they make their accountability would be a central focus. >> out of the homeless government accountable? there is no check and balance but we can bring that. >> we will hold this administration accountable. >> i believe we can hold this administration accountable. tammy: that has been central to complex in bed with lawmakers and regulators and in the administrative state when biden became presi

but first to chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin live from the pentagon. hi, jennifer. >> hi, martha. the pentagon is down playing any sort of tension with ukraine's president. they understand he's under a lot of pressure. there were 40 or more missiles fired in today. he has been asked to see the debris field. pentagon officials and polish officials seem convinced that they have seen evidence that the trajectory suggested the ukraine s-300 surface to air missile that missed its target. here's the pentagon spokesperson sabrina singh. >> this is poland's investigation to lead. i would direct you to poland to further answer that question. we're not leading this investigation. we have offered our full support to the polish government. i wouldn't speak to why particular countries are involved in the investigation. >> poland's president visited the site where the missile landed killing two people about four miles from the border with ukraine. investigators say there's evidence ohio one missile at the site. president duda reiterated it was not a russian missile.

jennifer griffin reporting live from the pentagon today. hi, jennifer. >> hi, martha.s that as protests in iran like these that have continued nonstop since september 24 that began as a protest against the death of a young woman that refused to wear her head scarf and has turned into an uprising against the mull las, as the protests continue, officials worry that iran could try to deflect that bait the u.s. into a military response. that's why u.s. central command joined by 13 partner countries flew b-52 bombers to send a message to iran to halt their belligerent actions. this all comes as iran's revolutionary guards say it has built a hypersonic ballistic missile. general carilla issued the following statement. >> french president emanuel macron met with several exiled iranian activists and in the strongest statement from a western leader called the protests a revolution. as an iranian court sentenced to death one of the protesters for the first time today. the family of another prominent detainee activist taken to a hospital from a prison in tehran where both his leg

northeast syria were targeted by two iranian rockets today, thist fromhi the pentagon correspondet jennifer griffinfired rockets found the origin site by syrian democratic forces. no injuries thankfully or damage to the property has been found.r a salvo of russian missiles struck the recently liberated the attacks targeting ukrainian infrastructure at the start of whatar is expected to be a brutl winter this year we have an extensive interview with the u.s. ambassador to ukraine for a public meeting center. o>> the war on ukraine fought n several fronts in the recentlyil liberated city ukrainian troops fought off strikes from nearby russian forces, 15 killed. reogrussian president putin in e highly choreographed meeting said to be witther h mu mothers of soldiers fighting in the war. ta >> it's impossible for me to express my condolences but i wanted to know that i personally the entire leadership of the country we share your pain. >> in kyiv ukrainian president zelenskyy inspected aa deadly russian hit and asked european leaders to cap oil prices. >> is not about helping ukraine against russia it'

first to jennifer griffin who was in the news conference this afternoon reporting live from the pentagon. hi, jennifer. >> hi, martha. u.s. investigators are on the ground with polish investigators looking at the aftermath of yesterday's missile strike even though president zelensky has denied it was ukraine's air defense missive that landed in po poland. secretary austin said it was likely a ukrainian air defense missile that went awry. general milley was asked to explain why he suggested in a speech in new york last week that this winter could be a time to negotiate an end to the war. >> the russian military is hurting bad. so you want to negotiate at a time when you're at your strength and your opponent is at weakness. it's possible there will be a political solution. all i'm saying is there's a possibility for it. that's all i'm saying. >> general milley reiterated that neither side from his assessment can win this war militarily even though ukraine's stated goal is to kick russia out of all of ukraine, including crimea. >> russia could end this war today. russia could put an end to

jennifer griffin for us in the pentagon.hank you. >> sandra: democrats are bringing out power, hillary clinton and kamala harris will join kathy hochul on the campaign trail, as our power rankings from likely democrat to lean democrat. hochul's challenger focused on inflation and crime. sean duffy, former wisconsin congressman and jessica, we have been chatting before we started. give us your thoughts, big names. is it going to sway any voters this close to election day, jessica? >> i early voted a couple days ago. we are in the middle of it right now. a poll came out yesterday i believe that had hochul up 11, which is much higher than it had been, kind of gotten down to the 4 to 6 points and one that had zeldin up a tiny bit, so that is the hope. it's not lost on my they are at a seven sisters school, and focus on crime and inflation, dobbs ruling is obviously something that has animated female voters especially college educated ones, they are on a college campus and i imagine that will be part of the tone. i expect hochul

chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin has this story from washington.tha. as war raged in 1970, a quiet effort start bad i two sorority sisters took off. students began wearing the bracelets with an american pow and the date he was shot down. stars like john wayne and sonny and cher wore them. and our editor, brad paxton did as well. >> brad paxton is one of those kids that sent away his $2.50 to get a bracelet. his bracelet honored dave kerry shout down in 1967. >> 50% of my junior high school was wearing the bracelet. this was a way to show support for the troops. >> paxton recentsly decided to try to find lieutenant dave kerry. he found him in texas. kerry spent 5 1/2 years in the hanoi hilton. >> i sent him an e-mail and a picture of the bracelet. to my surprise, he e-mailed me back. >> the bracelets were incredibly important to us. lifted our morale. >> kerry recalls the day he was shot down. >> the missile went between us. >> and the beatings. >> i ate by wiggling around in my stomach and stick my face in a bowl of rice. >> in california, the woma

this week on "fox news sunday", jennifer griffin has an exclusive injury with republican congressman bryant fitzpatrick. check your local us and for time and channel than a person media posa daily mail.com columnist megan joins howard kurtz as a dive into that media outrage over elon musk's twitter take over and also carry lakes election claims for that is tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern stay tuned. >> and millions of ukrainians in the cold and dark as russia continues to pound of power stations across the country. we are live in kyiv, next hey, it's ryan reynolds, owner of mint mobile. it's the holidays and the big wireless companies are busy spending billions on advertising. at mint we're not into wasting money. so we bought this spiffy stock footage for $500. our footage also came with another hand, so we can let you know if you switch to mint, you'll get three months free on all of our plans. even unlimited. feels like that deserves an exclamation point. whoa. easy, easy. eleven ukraine marks 11 years since the man-made famine who killed millions as the country faces a cold dark w

jennifer griffin is fresh from the pentagon briefing with what we know at this hour. good afternoon to you. >> a senior u.s. defense official that i have spoken to about the multiple terrorist threats streamed targeting the world cup remained concerned. i'm told that a potential attack could involve the houthis, a shiia faction fighting in yemen. they have been capable of launches missiles and swarming drone strikes in the not too distant past. the press secretary moments ago did not address the threat to the world cup but spoke about how iranian drones are being used in ukraine. >> we've seen these strikes by these iranian made drones have devastating impacts on targets that are not military targets. >> warnings about the iranian-backed threat to the world cup come amidst ongoing protests in iran but brave women that are refusing to wear head scarfs, which israel's chief of military intelligence says has turned in to a popular uprising and warns as the pressure on iran increases, the iranian response will get more aggressive. >> iran is considering disrupting the wor

jennifer griffin has the latest from the pentagon. jennifer, what's going on here?oyd austin spoke with his israeli counter part. senior defense officials have confirmed that saudi arabia has shared intelligence warning about a potential strike in the next 48 hours against saudi and sites in northern iraq where the u.s. has troop space. the story was reported by "wall street journal." saudi officials say the regime wants to diverse attention from the massive street protests involving women removing their head scarves in the wake of the murder of massa amino. >> we remain concerned about the threat in the region. we're in regular contact with our saudi partners. >> a speaks person for the national security council says we're concerned about the threat picture and we remain in constant contact with the saudis. we will not hesitate to act in the defense of our interests and partners in our region. >> the islamic system will punish these criminals. they will. anyone who is proved to have been involved in these crimes will no doubt be punished god willing. >> the saudi c

as a result, we're told that he's been briefed and now our own jennifer griffin from the pentagon isent biden and president duda of poland are on the phone. they're speaking now. so we hope to get more information and some news from that phone call in the next few minutes to learn what exactly happened there. and now this. >> statistics tell me that the border is only getting worse. how many of the 600,000 people match the terror watch list? >> by definition, they are got-aways. >> so you don't know. how can you say the border is secure? >> do you know what the gop plan is for the border? >> i do not. i not heard a plan. i've heard grievances. >> have you had a conversation with anyone in the administration about stepping down from your currents role? >> i have not. >> i hope for the sake of the safety of the american people that that conversation happens very soon. >> sandra: that was homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas getting a grilling during a tense hearing on can toll hill today. it's the first time he's testified before congress since chris magnus' chaotic exit. fox

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i am jennifer griffin. have a great weekend shannon will see you next fox news sunday when we are live in simi valley, california. ♪ will: go to church. ♪ ♪ sean: good sunday morning, everyone, and welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm sean duffy in for maria bartiromo. today, paying much more for much less this holiday shopping season as inflation continues to hover around a 40-year high. meanwhile, companies across all sectors of the economy are beginning to shed jobs in massive numbers. kristi noem is here on how president biden's war on fossil fuels has impacted the economy and hurt america's energy independence. plus, the biden administration is on the clock trying to avert a potential railroad strike which could start on december 9th. north carolina senator-elect ted will join us to examine the -- ted budd will join us. then, house republicans deliver a stern warning to homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas over the crisis at the southern border. >> i am calling on the secretary to resign.

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