edward: nate foy is okay, it was a technical issue with the satellites. china is union card, moved into russia to help transactions with recent -- mastercard pulled out. when will president biden stand up to china and say cut it out? >> reporter: i would like to think he would have done that a long time ago which he should have but he hasn't. because of that china will continue to effectively finance russia's war effort. the chinese are making their financial system available to russian institutions that have been sanctions. chinese diplomats have been put in service at the kremlin. as important from beijing's perspective, chinese central government and chinese party propaganda outlets have gone full in on disseminating russian disinformation. china has supplied military information and assistance to russia and president biden has given a lot of warnings but hasn't done anything. the united states is feeble and not going to step in. edward: do you think to end the invasion of ukraine the united states puts more pressure on china? >> absolutely. we have a

nate foy in kyiv with more. nate? >> hey, neil.d he's ready to have talks with ukraine to end the war but everything he's doing is signalling the opposite. he's talking about increasing the russian military by 500,000 troops and an intercontinental ballistic missile that will soon be deployed. not only iran but north korea is helping the russian war effort. take a look at this picture right here. i'm talking about the wagner group. they've been very active in ukraine's east. you can see a private military organization that u.s. officials say is made up of predominantly in ukraine of convicts. u.s. officials also say the group is buying weapons from north korea. listen to this. >> last month, north korea delivered infantry rockets and missiles in to russia for use by wagner. we're certainly concerned that north korea is planning more military equipment. >> of course, russia is getting drones from iron. president putin is promising to deploy a new ballistic missile that can evade air defenses. speaking of president zelensky, take a l

nate foy has more from kyiv. nate? >> hey, neil., 13 iranian made drones were shot down this morning. according to president zelensky. the real intense fighting continues in the south and the east, but this morning was just another example that kyiv is a target of russia. take a look. >> rockets explode near mere. it's common. >> hours after a russian drone strike in kyiv, authorities survey the damage. neighbors begin fixing their broken windows from the attack. you can see fragments of the iranian drone are one of the 13 drones that were shot down this morning. some damage here in the city of kyiv right here behind me. you see a government building that sustained major damage. the corner has been taken out. windows have been blown out. crews are assessing the damage inside. we also have crews removing debris from high up in these trees as a result of this morning's air strike. also four apartment complexes sustained damage. to the southeast, a new russian missile strike in kherson. this as the u.s. considers sending ukraine the pa

nate foy is live in kyiv, ukraine. what is president zelenskyy doing on his first day back?he's back in kyiv and already back at work. president zelenskyy met with the foreign ambassadors in an afternoon meeting where they discussed building relationships with other countries in the new year, and creating opportunities for ukraine. as we look to the new year and more, you know, specifically, more soon, the christmas weekend coming up, president zelenskyy said they do not have the luxury of any time off. >> we have no right to a weekend, no right to rest, no right to vacation, no right to an eight-hour workday. all the rights guaranteed by the constitution of ukraine are currently on hold as representatives of the state. >> and north korea denies supplying a russian mercenary organization with rockets and missiles. they call the accusations groundless, and criticize the united states for arming ukraine and prolonging the war. and north korea launched two ballistic missiles in yet another test, but speaking of the wagner group, they are leading efforts in an eastern city. pres

nate foy is in kyiv with more. nate? >> hey, neil. president zelensky back here in kyiv, but president putin is making a trip of his own. see where he went today and what he is saying about the russian war effort next. gers are pretty much the same, but at fisher investments we're clearly different. (other money manager) different how? you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades. (fisher investments) never at fisher. (other money manager) ok, then you probably sneak in some hidden and layered fees. (fisher investments) no. we structure our fees so we do better when our clients do better. that might be why most of our clients come from other money managers. at fisher investments, we're clearly different. so how many vaccines have you given to people? me? about 1000. walgreens...millions. no way can i miss her big debut. with your booster, i think you'll be there. for every twirl. i got a shot so my sister won't get si

now back to you. >> neil: thanks, nate foy in the middle of that. the russians are not really pleased with these patriot missiles that they're provocative actions that the united states is taken. the read from that with general david petraeus, the former cia director, retired four-star general. served this country honorably. good to see you. >> thanks, neil. >> neil: the russians call this as you know, general, other weapons that we provided provocative. these especially so. what do you make of that? >> well, it's ironic since they're purely defensive, neil. what they will do is substantially augment the capabilities of the ukrainian anti-ballistic missile defenses in particular. we have provided very capable shoulder launched anti-aircraft defense systems. but they only range to about 10,000 feet. we've provided others that provide a medium range, this will provide the high range that will be so important to defeating the ballistic missiles from russia that pack the greatest punch and thus do the greatest damage and destruction to the civilian infr

nate foy is there. good morning, nate. what's the latest?porter: yeah, russia accused of conducting the eighth mass missile strike on kyiv and ukraine said russia launched 69 missiles and 11 iranian-made drones and 15 of the missiles got through the air defense. right now we know at least three people are hurt in the kyiv region as a result of this, 40% of people in the kyiv region are without power and others lost their homes entirely. look at this. when those missiles came in this morning, two men were inside the home and you see the effects of the missile strike and massive crater where the home has fallen into it, massive damage scattered all across the yard and see a burned out car next to emergency workers who are ensuring there's no further threat to the public here. ashley, unbelievably the two guys inside that home are okay today but also this morning, take a look at this, a massive fire at an energy facility in kharkiv and critical infrastructure was hit here as well as odessa and lavive and belarus claimed a ukrainian missile land

bush is standing by to give analysis, but first we go live to nate foy in kyiv with the situation on here. nate, good to see you. how did ukraine's air defense hold up during this morning's latest attack? >> anita, even before the ukrainians start using the patriot missile defense system, the air defense is working quite well. they say 69 cruise missiles were launched, only 15 got through, and all 11 iranian made drones were shot down but there is damage to infrastructure and two people were killed. this is the eighth airstrike since october, and they happen almost every week, just as crews restore power they get hit again and again. in kyiv, 40% of people are without electricity, 18 homes were hit including one we found shortly after the strike. missiles came in this morning, two men were inside this home and you see the effects of the missile strike, a massive crater where the home has fallen into it, massive damage across the yard. a burned out car next to emergency workers who are ensuring there is no further threat to the public here. and unbelievably, anita, the two men inside t

nate foy live in new york city with the very latest, hi, nate. hey, mike, it's been five days since the shocking attack caught on camera and not only is the person who did it still out there. we don't know who he is. so that's why police are releasing this video hoping that they can find him and bring hem to -- him to justice. we will show the viewers but it's very disturbing. upper manhattan. the man dressed in black sneak up in the man dressed in red and lets bipartisan pass and pulls bat out from underneath his clothes, takes a full hop and yelling at the man on the ground. thankfully the man was able to sit up. he was taken to the hospital and as you mentioned in stable condition. thank goodness he should be okay but i want to show you a picture of the suspect here because in the video you just saw his face was covered. this picture was taken on the same day and you can get a clear shot at his face right here. again this played out on tuesday but police released these images yesterday. unfortunately, mike, this is a trend in new york city, ta

nate foy in kyiv, ukraine, with us with the details. good to see you, nate.eporter: good to see you, lauren. busy 36 hours here in kyiv and across the country and hours after yesterday's mass missile straik and the eighth since october, ukraine said russia launched 16 drones including seven targeting the capitol of kyiv. take a look at this video, ukraine says it shot down all of the drones in the follow-up attack but even an intercepted drone can cause damage and see that in the residential building and thankfully nobody was hurt in the follow-up attack unlike yesterday's deadly mass missile strike that killed four people and knocked out power for millions. also today take a look at this. president vladamir putin met virtually with chinese president president. listen to this. >> placing the entire range of russian chinese corporation and our relations is taken by military corporation and the importance of the russian strategic factor is growing. lauren, as intense fighting connells in the east, ukraine is investigating 58,000 possible war crimes and these ar

nate foy, live in kyiv, stay safe. : aishah, nate, let's go deeper for recent developments, joining us hudson institute luke, you were in kyiv, lviv a few weeks ago. you know what's going on. this is our latest institute for study of war map of the battles, the front line you can see obviously from kherson that nate had mentioned all the way up across the eastern donbas, what can you tell us? >> griff, thanks for having me on. right now we are seeing static activity in the fighting. not because of lack of will on the side of the ukrainians but mainly because of the weather. right now it's very muddy time and i suspect as we see the -- the winter really set in and we see the ground freezing, we are going to see a lot more movement. we will see ukraine follow up on some of the success they had in kherson recently and few weeks before that also in kharkiv. griff: all right, let me just go to a second one, luke. 98 missiles yesterday, 40 something in kyiv. bakhmut also a hot spot. what can you tell us about that? >> the mis

and i've got to tell you, let's bring in nate foy. i believe he's here in new york at a bar. nate, what's the reaction there? i know a lot of hearts broken there. >> yeah, griff. i would say an electric morning is turning more into a subdued afternoon. right now we're at red line bar near in new york city. the energy was remarkably high this morning. i've never seen anything like it for a soccer match. felt more like a super bowl than a soccer match in the u.s. people were here packed. i'd say an hour before the game you couldn't move the entire time. everybody was singing the national anthem and hanging on every move that the players made on the pitch, but as you mentioned it took just nine minutes for the netherland pull ahead and scored another one 2-nil halftime and there was a second when the u.s. would pull within one goal and that would be it unfortunately as the final was 3-1. i want to bring in some of these fans who i was chatting with during the game. we have brandon and will. big usa soccer fans. what is your reaction? >> nate, it's not the result we wanted, in fou

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but first, nate foy is live with the latest in kyiv. nate. >> hey, aishah, ukraine accused of targeting civilians in the past hour, regional authorities in kherson say russia attacked the maternity ward of a hospital, take a look at these pictures that we are just seeing for the first time. remarkably ukraine says nobody was hurt in this attack. ukraine says two children were born at this hospital today, thank goodness they are ok as well as the five mothers who are staying here. take a look at this next video, as intense fighting continues in the east. this video from the front line city, ukraine says russia's actions on the battlefield are proof they are not interested in peace. here is foreign minister. >> we are aiming at the end of february. they regularly say they are ready for negotiations, which is not true, everything they do on the battlefield proves the opposite, to the contrary, they are not seeking peace. >> this comes one day after russia claims to have shot down a ukrainian drone targeting an air base deep inside russian t

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nate foy in kyiv. atest please from where you are. >> reporter: stuart, good morning, president zelenskyy says over the weekend he had a call with president biden. he thanked him for the newest military aid package from the u.s. worth $275 million. now a big part of that is air defense, specifically against drones. we saw why this weekend on saturday night, russia launched a drone strike as you mentioned in odesa knocking out power to 1.5 million people but ukraine countered with a long-range artillery strike in the southeast city of melitopol. video of that strike, you see a video on fire. reportedly russian soldiers were staying at a hotel here. the death toll is disputed. pro-russian authorities say two russians killed with dozens hurt but ukraine armed forces says 150 russians injured with 350 going to the hospital. ukraine reportedly used the u.s. provided himars, the mobile rocket system. you mentioned odesa, stuart. look at this next video. the city was in the dark after that drone strike where u

nate foy is live. what did you see, nate? >> john, good afternoon.ernment office hit this morning was still smoldering when we got on scene. as you mentioned, all 13 iranian-made drones were shot down by ukrainian air defense. even an intercepted drone can cause a lot of damage, take a look. >> with smoke still rising from a government office in kyiv, authorities survey the damage below. hours after a russian drone strike. >> this morning the terrorist started with 13 drones. previously all 13 were shot down by our ukrainian air defense systems. well done, i'm proud. >> nearby residents began fixing their shattered windows in freezing temperatures, side-by-side with investigators, examining the scene. >> you see fragments of that iranian drone or one of the 13 iranian drones shot down this morning, some damage in kyiv behind me, a government building that has sustained major damage. the corner has been completely taken out. windows have been blown out as crews are now assessing the damage inside, and we also have crews here we moving debris from high

first, let's get to nate foy who is live for us in kiev. nate? >> trace, good afternoon.e of those areas that russia claims to annex. they keep firing on civilians there. 33 rockets in the past 24 hours including maternity ward of the hospital. take a look at this video. kherson has been bombarded with russian attacks in recent weeks after it was liberated by ukrainian forces. it's one of four regions that russia claims is theirs. speaking of president zelensky, he spoke before ukraine's parliament today. he handed out awards to soldiers as well and praised ukraine for united the west against russia. listen to this. >> in any country or any continent, when they see blue and yellow, they know that is about freedom. the people that did not surrender, that with stood, who united the world into a win. >> trace, this comes as intense fighting continues in the east. the city of bagmut up for grabs. if ukraine can't take crimenia, they cannot help them capture other cities under russian control. about 20 drones were loss across ukraine, presumably iranian drops. five have been s

nate foy is on the ground in kyiv for us. he's got the latest from there. y, sandra, yeah, russia launched a rocket strike hitting kharkiv today, hit an empty warehouse so nobody was hurt but more shelling in kherson, a southern city here in ukraine, two people were killed and the power grid is out there as a result of this shelling. take a look at this video, comes one day after the regional administrative building there was also hit. today's attack about 100 yards from the attack that you see here playing out yesterday, but remember, this is a city that ukraine just took back from the russians and it was also a city that was home to an american citizen for two years before the war started and his life got a lot more complicated back in june. take a look at the next video, sandra. involved in a prisoner exchange, he was arrested by russian forces in june under suspicion of being a cia operative. he says his time there in russian captivity was horrible. he says he was tortured with electric shocks, given very little food, very little water to drink. he was r

first to nate foy leave in the capitol city of kyiv. nate?e, ukraine says russia launched 69 cruise missiles and 11 drones. 15 missiles made it through the country's air defense. now millions don't have power and two people were killed. take a look. >> one of the 69 cruise missiles launched at ukraine this morning landed here. this blown-out home in kyiv holds no military value. the people that live here are lucky to be alive. when those missiles came in, two men were sleeping inside. it was destroyed. an emergency worker is climbing along the edge. massive damage, a barned out car in the front yard. a reminder of the power of these missiles that rain down on kyiv. this man tells me he doesn't understand why russian targets civilians. >> i was just preparing breakfast for the dogs. there was a strong explosion. all the windows were blown out. dishes fell and the chandelier was torn from the ceiling. >> critical infrastructure was damaged in kharkiv where two people were killed. in odessa and lavive, 90% of the people lost electricity. >> we a

nate foy with the story. >> bryan, good evening for just a confusing christmas here in kyiv across theny people are celebrating but others are morning but especially as we learn of more deaths after russian shelling attack yesterday. ukraine notices 16 people were killed and 64 more were hurt. take a look at these pictures though. a lot of people lining up spending their christmas waiting to donate blood to help save the lives of the 64 people who were hurt in that attack that president zelenskyy calls terrorism. president zelenskyy with the more positive message for ukrainians this christmas. >> will sing carols more cheerfully than ever to be loud and the sound of the generators. you will hear voices and greetings of our loved ones and our souls. even if our internet goes down progress even soldiers are celebrating anyway they can't including taking decorated christmas trees in the trenches with them. russia has been pushing since they've been a stiff ukraine resistance there. a surprise in that region as actors and musicians showed up and provided holiday entertainment. so they coul

nate foy has more from kyiv. nate? >> yeah, a surprise visit for president zelensky.ngerous place for president zelensky to be. when he was there, he handed out awards to soldiers. they then handed him a gift meant for the united states. i'll show you that in a second. i want to show you how dangerous this was for president zelensky. you can hear an explosion in the middle of his speech. take a look. you can see he barely flinched, neil. i mentioned that gift. ukraine soldiers presented him with a signed ukrainian flag and asked him to deliver it to the united states congress. soldiers wrote messages on the flag thanking the united states for weapons and military support throughout the war. zelensky said that he would deliver the message. take a look at this next video. this comes as inteens fighting continues. this is where zelensky was today. russia haas been focusing on this city for months. ukraine is putting up a stiff resistance. in a rare admission of struggles by vladimir putin, he described the situation in the east as extremely difficult. listen to this. >>

back to you, gillian. >> gillian: nate foy in kyiv, thank you.illian, a rising number of emergency room visits reveals a growing mental health crisis among children. dr. marc siegel will tell us what's behind this troubling trend. plus, a view from the front lines of the crisis and the supreme court moves to keep title 42 in place for now. >> gillian: christopher oliveras joins us from the texas department of public safety at the top of the new hour. >> because they are trucking, bussing, flying everyone in, every single state is a border state. not just a texas, arizona, new mexico issue. together we support immune function. supply fuel for immune cells and sustain tissue health. ensure with twenty-five vitamins and minerals, and ensure complete with thirty grams of protein. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know

nate foy reports live in kyiv. hi, nate. >> hi, martha. good afternoon.mmediately after the strike this morning, ukrainian officials say half of the country was without power. now ukraine says russia launched 76 missiles and 40 of them targeting kyiv where we are right now. take a look at this video. it happened between 7:00 and 10:00 a.m. as ukrainians were getting ready to start their day. only three missiles made it through the air defense system here in kyiv. local authorities say critical infrastructure was damaged as well as nine apartment buildings. the water supply is also limited here as multiple injuries are being reported in the kyiv region. now, we went out immediately after the strike. take a look at what we found, martha. >> one of the 40 missiles fired at kyiv this morning was shot down not far from where i am right now. ukrainian authorities say this right here is a fragment of the missile shot down. the bomb disposal team is neutralizing the warhead so this area is blocked off. this is the second attack on kyiv in three days after a russi

>> rich: nate foy live from kyiv tonight. thank you.incoming republican congressman is trying to clear the record on his resume. plus, supply shortages hit children's medicine in a big way with cold and flu season in full swing. first, beyond our borders tonight: benjamin netanyahu is back and close to leading one of israel's furthest right government coalitions ever. the israeli parliament approves a controversial legislation today paving the way for netanyahu's return. ethiopian airlines is set to resume flights to the capital of its northern tegray region for the first time in 18 months. last month's peace agreement brought to end two years of fighting that killed thousands and displaced millions. joined pandas in research center in northwest china. big bears more active and bigger appetite when the weather gets colder. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight, we'll be right back. ♪ i'm walking on sunshine ♪ whoa ♪ and don't it feel good ♪ hey ♪ all right ♪ and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, libe

nate foy is alive in kyiv with the latest. nay, what can you tell us? >> the seventh mass russian missile strikes on ukraine since october pre-dimension 98 missiles were fired at ukraine according to ukrainian officials which is more than what we thought it was. yesterday the set of 76 missiles only 60 of them got through. this time around they did not say exactly how many of the 98 were shot down. unfortunately were also learning to more people killed in yesterday's strike. take a look at this video for the death toll standing at four, 13 people are injured here in central ukraine including four children. and as you mentioned just heartbreaking hey one and half your boat was found underneath the rubble after being hit in his home or his parents were also killed. his older brother who survived is now an orphan. emergency crews also pulled the body of a 64-year-old woman from the wreckage overnight. her sister explains a kind of person she was, listen. [inaudible] >> she was lover of life. beautiful, helped everyone but how much i love you, why has this

retired general keith kellogg is here, but first nate foy is live in kyiv. >> president zelenskyy callson terrorism, he said that over the weekend. he has a new message for ukrainians tonight as we head into the new year. but some new allegations from russia in the early morning hours, russian military officials say ukraine launched a drone at an air base deep in russia killing three russian service members. take a look at the video from the early morning hours, you can see the flash from the explosion. now, russia says it shot the drone down but debris from the drone is what killed these three soldiers. ukraine is not officially taking credit but one military official calls it "the consequence of russian aggression." it's the second time this month that this same air base has been targeted. last time was december 5th, and we saw significant russian airstrikes as a response to that. we'll see if we see it tonight or tomorrow morning here in kyiv. take a look at the next video. the horrible attack at kherson, president zelenskyy is warning ukrainians on more airstrikes. 16 were killed, 6

>> bret: nate foy, live in kyiv. nate, thank you. up next, we will have a live report from the u.s.ern border where drug cartels are looking to make big money once the title 42 asylum restrictions end. we will tell you how. first, beyond our borders tonight, five people are dead after a shooting in a condominium building in a toronto suburb late sunday. the 73-year-old resident who opened fire was killed by police. court documents show francesco had a long running dispute with the condo board. police say three of the victims were on that panel. prime minister of the netherlands is apologizing for his country's historical role in slavery. mark ruta says the government is now offering -- is not offering compensation to grandchildren or great grandchildren of slaves it is however establishing a $212 million fund for initiatives to help tackle the legacy of slavery in the netherlands and his former cyclones to boost education about the issue. and the celebration is on in argentina following that country's winning of the world cup. did you see that sunday? unbelievable. argentina defeate

nate foy joins us live with the horrific details. nate?er: the two-day search is now over, it ended in the worst way possible. authorities found her body 10 miles from her home in paradise, texas, late last night. the wise county sheriff says athena vanished from her bedroom wednesday night. her stepmother mother says she was cooking dinner. when she came back, athena was gone. authorities say a fedex driver kidnapped and murdered her. >> we knew early on in the investigation that there had been a fedex driver made a delivery in front of the house about the same time that little athena, 7-year-old athena, came up missing. and continued good work by these, this investigative team, they were able to determine that the driver abducted athena. >> reporter: well, bryan, the sheriff says this is that driver, 31-year-old fedex driver. tanner lynn horner who's now charged with capital murder and aggravated kidnapping. he's being held on a $is 1.5 million bail. fedex provided this statement reading, quote: words cannot describe our shock and sorrow

satellite that has been instrumental and discovering enemy locations and we just heard from our nate foynd there that what is complicated the situation is iran helping russia. it sounds like what you are doing is very necessary, how much is this actually helping ukraine's efforts against ru russia? >> exactly we have big support, exactly we are hearing part of ukrainian civil society but we have unique experience because we are pretty close to soldiers on the front line and we know all needs, we talk not about some competition between ukrainian civil society but ukrainian government but synergy. we help our government, we help our ministry of defense to care about our units, our defenders. anita: where is the money coming from? who is donating the money? what do the ukrainian troops or the ukrainian people need the most right now? >> so if we talk about our foundation, i think 75% to have donations inside of our country and we have 25% from abroad. what we need exactly right now so you see situation in ukraine. the russians want to freeze us and they want to put us into darkness and that

first, to nate foy reporting live from kyiv. hi, nate. >> hey, anita.mises to deploy that intercontinental ballistic missile that he says can invade most western air defenses, and that includes the patriot air missile detestimony seasons. the u.s. giving it to ukraine will only prolong the war. more russian drills in belarus take place. the president of belarus has not entered the war directly but has been an ally of president putin. he said earlier this week if you want peace, you must prepare for war. take a look at this video. if you remember the report yesterday, the white house said that north korea was providing weapons to the wagner group, a russian mercenary organization that is leading russia's efforts in the eastern cities. today north korea is denying that, calling the accusations groundless and criticize the united states for providing ukraine. north korea launched two ballistic missiles as part of a test according to south korean officials. as for president zelensky, take a look at this. he's back in kyiv. he posted on social media this mor

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nate foy. to general jack keane. general, latest wrinkle, all things vladimir putin, promising there will be consequences if we send these patriot missile defense systems to ukraine. what do you make of that? >> well, he's been brandishing off and on nuclear weapons which i think is behind the statement. and a few weeks ago he said there's no purpose to putting nuclear weapons in ukraine. and he's putting pressure on europeans as well to stop the flow of arms. some of these have been been decisive. particularly the himars, and change the battle in ukraine's favor and enabled them to be successful in their counter offensive. i think where putin's head is, neil, frankly, i believe he has come to the conclusion and this is one, going to be a protracted war and two, given that, he believes he can outlast the ukrainians, by that, i mean, he believes-- he can't defeat the ukrainian army, he's tried to do it and failed miserably at it. he's trying to defeat the ukrainian people, obviously by taking their source of energy aw

nate foy is live in kyiv with more. nate. >> reporter: hey, rich.ust brutal images coming out of kherson. you mentioned 10 people killed according to ukrainian authorities, they also say 55 poem are hurt and 18 of those people are in grave condition. take a look at these images. president zelenskyy posted them on his instagram account, it should be blurred out in this video that you see here. he's again calling russia, quote, a terrorist country. zelenskyy also says this strike was in the central part of kherson, not near a military facility, zelenskyy says putin is, quote, killing for the sake of swim intimidation and pleasure. a better story here, take a look, an american nurse has been saving the lives of ukrainian soldiers since may. her name is jennifer mooley. she's been deployed twice to afghanistan previously to serve as a nurse and a doctor there. she has two daughters back home, she says she misses them very much but felt she needed to go to ukraine when she saw what was happening here, and she has this message for president putin this chr

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nate foy reporting live days before christmas from kyiv. we thank him very much for that.esday december 21. the story goes on. look forward to seeing you back here tomorrow. thanks for spending your time with us. we look forward to the news conference at the white house in short order. you'll see that as "your world" continues moments away. see you tomorrow. have a great evening. >> thanks from our people to your ordinary people, americans. i really appreciate. i think it's very difficult to understand what it means when we say appreciate. but you really have to feel it. thank you so much. >> look who dropped in the neighborhood. you're looking live at the

i'm nate foy fox news.nts have one college back east are demanding refunds and asking to get all aids for their grades tonight. coming up why they say they're not getting what they were promised when they enrolled. not only are we going to pinpoint the fog and frost anticipated tonight, but we'll even teacher tahoe forecast and that's straight ahead. and speaking of tahoe, roberta after decades of planning and construction, palisades tahoe debuts, a new feature for resort visitors. it's at 18th and castro took part in the nationwide strike yesterday. they say they're protesting what they call starbucks anti union practices. starbucks which opposes the union station effort, said that the strike had a limited impact on the stores, and most of them remained open students and in new york city private school, private college or demanding aids for everyone this year. the students say that a lengthy teacher strike severely disrupted their learning. that's reporter alexis mcadams tells us some students say they als

nate foy has more, hello nay. >> hey mike.ple russian shoulders in a long range artillery strike from the ukrainians overnight which as you mention is currently under russian control. the death toll is up for debate right now. pro- russian authorities say two russians were killed with dozens more injured for the armed forces of ukraine says 150 russians were injured, 50 of whom were sent to the hospital. i want you to take a look at this video taken just after that strike. this happened at a hotel or russian forces were staying. reportedly the ukrainians is the mobile rocket system that was provided by the united states for this strike. they do that to they can reach areas beyond the front lines and disorganize the russian troops it's more difficult for them to organize a counter offensive. but to the northeast the city is destroyed take a look at this next video. president zelenskyy describes this as a city in ruins. russian forces tried to control but so far they have been unsuccessful expending tremendous resources in the p

>> bret: nate foy in kyiv.n the u.s., there is growing concern tonight about the huge surge of illegal immigrants at the southern border and the impending termination of asylum rules, title 42 that could lead to even more traffic there. correspondent bill melugin is in la joya, texas this evening. >> sundown in el paso, texas reveals the scope of the border crisis there. groups of migrants are living on city streets, homeless. after border patrol released hundred threads of them into the local community. cbp facilities and local shelters are all well over capacity following the arrival of a massive migrant caravan that crossed illegally sunday night. with border patrol in el paso reporting an average of over 2,400 illegal crossings per da. tons recently released migrants were seen at el paso airport where some waited for flights around the u.s. and others tried to buy tickets. >> they left me in el paso, texas at the bus stop. i got an uber that dropped me off here. >> in brownsville, texas, fox news once again

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neil: just in credible, nate, i always say it but please be safe , my friend, nate foys in the middledia rosett last time she was here predicted this it would get uglier and meaner, all three are going on as we speak. claudia is the independent woman 's foreign policy fellow, former "wall street journal" moscow bureau chief. she's taken on the biggest and without fear, the worst and she's still alive to talk about it. pretty brave woman, so claudia, i've got to tell you, just to what you were talking about last time. more brutality on the way. vladimir putin maybe embolden to do so, but where is this going? >> neil, first let me just say you have really brave reporters. neil: we do. >> i think it's important to look at the bigger international picture, because i guarantee you , putin is doing that, and what he's doing right now, his ground invasion of ukraine has been a disaster for him. it just has been 10 months of a mess, and he's now just raining down missiles basically destroy ing the infrastructure further terrorizing people. ukraine in winter without heat is a really miserable

i'm nate foy. fox news. twitter blew the subscription service will be back again tomorrow for $8 a month. that's if you have subscribed through twitter's website. but iphone users who subscribe through the twitter app or apple's operating system will have to pay three more dollars a month. twitter owner elon musk has recently complained about a 30% charged by the apple app store. the new twitter blue includes a verification, checkmark tweet editing and high resolution video. an update tonight about a push to help renters across the state of california. a bill being considered by state lawmakers would protect california renters from paying high security deposits. the bill authored by san francisco assemblyman matt haney, would prohibit landlords from charging 2 to 3 times the amount of monthly rent for a security deposit. the bill would limit the deposit to no more than one month's rent. some landlords say those high rent deposits help them keep up with the increasing cost of repairs. the amount of the securi

i'm nate foy. fox news. spare. the air alert has been extended.he bay area ai announced the burnig of wood or other solid fuel is banned indoors and outdoors through tomorrow. here's a look right now at the hazy skies over the bay area this afternoon, air district officials say the region is experiencing worsened air quality conditions as low temperatures, stagnant air, dense fog and high pressure is trapping. would smoke pollution . our meteorologist roberto gonzales, joins us now, with the details on some wet weather heading our way. we certainly have been hoping for rain here in the bay area, as our third year of drug continues, and we're going to wrap up this entire month of december on a rainy note, let's get to it. it's an atmospheric river setup for so the rain will develop by the evening commute on monday in the north bay heavy rain overnight into your tuesday morning commute. now, if our timing serves as correctly, this rain will move from the north through the central bay into the santa clara valley in the overnight hours, and then it wi

rebecca clem provided those presents first to nate foy live from kyiv. nate? >> hi, william.v and after enduring 300 days of war, they had a reason to smile. take a look at these pictures. they received the gifts and hopefully they'll help them learn. the group united help ukraine delivered over $700,000 of toys and games, posters and books. the delivery came through poland and got here to kyiv. take a look at this next video from lviv. another group called common man for ukraine delivered christmas gifts to 1,300 orphans. you can see the orphans receiving the gifts in the dark because of outages here in the ukrainian. the u.s.-based group visited 21 orphanages. here's the co-founder of the nonprofit. >> we're proud to be here and to help out ukraine. we will be back again. >> more christmas celebrations here in kyiv. the train celebration turned into a christmas party. the tree was lit up with a manually powered generator. big crowds were singing and dancing, a priest that we spoke with says he hopes ukrainians will use christmas as inspiration to keeping moving forward duri

bribebryan: anita, after russia launched full-scale launch in ukraine, nate foy has latest from the ukrainianhe latest. >> you mentioned, 7 killed, 58 injured, 16 injured seriously. president zelenskyy posted disturbing images, i'm being told that my microphone is not working here. microphone wasn't working. really disturbing pictures from today's attack in kherson. president zelenskyy said it's not military facility, in the central part of the city, he says putin is, quote, killing for sake of intimidation and pleasure. take a look at the next video. much more pleasant story on christmas eve, ukraine's east, nurse is saving ukrainian lives since may, her jim is jennifer, been deployed twice to afghanistan, two daughters back home but she felt the need to come and serve in this country. she has a message for president putin this christmas. >> every day we come out here and we see destruction and death and injuries that putin is causing but i'm confident that if he does not find justice in this life, he will be held accountable in his after life because jesus is pissed off at him and he's comi

we will play that sound in a moment, but first to correspondent nate foy live in kyiv. ey, anita. president zelenskyy shared his peace plan with the indian prime minister but clearly the war drags on. you mentioned the russian shelling attacks over the weekend, russia says ukraine targeted an air base deep inside russian territory with a drone and as a result of that attack, three russian service members were killed. take a look at the video, this happened in the early morning hours. you see the flash from the explosion as russia says it shot down the drone but the falling of the debris is what killed those three soldiers. ukraine is not officially taking credit for the attack, but one official calls it the consequences of the aggression. the second time this specific air base has been hit. last time was december 5th and we saw retaliatory airstrikes from the russians. take a look at this next video. president zelenskyy warning ukrainians of more airstrikes after the deadly attack in kherson. 16 people were killed, 64 more were hurt in this attack. here is president zele

nate foy joins us from kyiv, ukraine. what is going on?raine's for ministers explain what would take to negotiate a peace deal to end this war, and they are very very far apart. russia wants 1/5 of ukraine's territory, complete to militarization of ukraine's army whereas ukraine maintains every russian soldier will have to leave its territory and that includes crimea. this comes as russian shelling continues in the east and south. look at this video where residents have been subjected to a bombardment since may. this has been a subject of the russian offensive. ukraine's foreign minister says this is proof that russia has no interest in a peace deal. despite that, ukraine is hoping for a un peace summit in february moderated by the un secretary-general. listen to this. >> we are aiming at the end of february for negotiations which is in october. the battlefield proves the opposite. they are not seeking peace. >> reporter: this comes one day after russia claims to have shot down are ukrainian drone targeting an airbase deep inside russian t

first to nate foy in kiev this afternoon. hi, nate. >> hi, gillian.f how far away we are from peace here in the ukraine. regional authorities in kherson, a couple hours ago, say the maternity ward of a hospital was hit by russian shelling. take a look at these pictures. unbelievably nobody is hurt. you can see severe damage to the hospital itself. ukraine says two babies were born at this hospital today. thankfully they're okay as are the five mothers that are staying here. take a look at this next video. this comes as intense fighting continues. ukraine hopes for a peace summit in the couple months but says russian's actions including here and in other places is proof that they're not actually interested in peace. listen to this. >> aiming at the end of february. they regularly say they're ready for negotiations, which is not true. everything that they do on the battlefield proves the opposite. proves to the contrary. they're not seeking peace. >> gillian, this comes a day after russia claims to have shot down a ukrainian drone targeting an air base

russia, president zelenskyy is back in ukraine promising victory after visiting with president biden, nate foy in kiev, ukraine, good to see you, what is the latest? >> president zelenskyy back in kiev and back to work, he met with ukraine's foreign ambassadors today in an afternoon meeting, stressed the importance of building relationships all over the world and looking for opportunities for ukraine and it came after he announced his return to the city. >> i'm in my office, working toward victory. we will defeat them all. >> russia of course has a different message today saying ukraine will never get back to nuclear power plant that russia took back in march, russia says they will not withdraw troops from the station. the good news is russia reports shelling near the plant is almost stopped, this as talks continue with the nuclear watchdog to create a safe zone around that plant the comes a week after russia said they started building a protective dome around that plant but look at the next video from russian control mariupol, demolition is underway for that feeder the was infamously bombed i

nate foy, you hold strong, too, happy new year to you. ready to take hold of the house in the new year and the first act is picking a new speaker and should take place on tuesday. but does kevin mccarthy have the votes? that's next. >> republicans ringing in the new year by officially retaking the house of representatives. their first test coming when leader kevin mccarthy looks to secure the gavel from nancy pelosi in tuesday's vote for a speaker, but will he have enough support? wall street journal's, what's going to happen on tuesday, will he be the speaker or not? >> it looks like kevin mccarthy is going to have to make some concessions and really start bargaining which we know he's been doing. yesterday he offered a rule to the house freedom caucus, the hard line conservatives, offered a rule change. i'd expect to see some wheeling and dealing. we know they're going to meet bright and early tuesday morning ahead of the vote and he's going to have to make a pitch. right now there's at least five republicans who have said no way to kev