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the expectation of a lot more gruesome finds here in part of ukraine. nicolee emerging. ukraine says, that russian forces are attacking another nuclear plant in the south of the country. what do we know about that? reporter: so, we have seen some cctv footage of a missile strike about 300 meters from the actual plant. this is not the first time, obviously there is another plant in zaporizhzhya where we have seen a lot of shuttling happening nearby. and a couple of months ago we remember a russian missile flying past that same station. this is primarily aimed at the international audience and people in europe who support ukraine, the russian government says that if support for ukraine continues, then the risk for this sort of catastrophic accident will arise. and it is about infrastructure, about ukrainian civilians potentially being left without electricity and other basic utilities, going into this cold winter ahead. nicole: the ukrainian counteroffensive has been gaining traction in the last few weeks. i want you to listen to what ben hodges, former commandi

. >> you know where to find me, nicolle. >> we do. >> we have a lot of work to do. this is what we do. this is one of the things about florida. like you said -- ali even said, how many storms has he covered. this one is going to have some horrific consequences afterwards once we start digging out of this. that's going to be the sad part. a lot of people have a lot invested into dream homes here. this is just -- it is a real piece of paradise if you've ever been down here. it's going to take a long time for this place to recover. irma was quite a bit different and that even felt like a long recovery. this is exponentially different. >> i can tell just from this conversation that your constituency do, so please do everything you can to stay safe. thank you so much. >>> here's what we're going to do, we're going to sneak in a quick break. if you're in florida or you have loved ones in florida, we're going to stay on this story for you and with you. top of the hour, florida governor ron desantis will hold a news conference. up next, former democratic congressman david j

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car was found unoccupied, she loves this car, something is suspicious here and we want to find this girl. >> nicole allegrezza, a reporter for "the advance, " a local long island newspaper was assigned to the story. >> it was the biggest story that i had gotten yet. and it also hit home because she was about the same age as me, a little bit younger. what was going on social media, what were people saying? >> well, there were hashtags created almost immediately. #sarahgoode. #findsarahgoode. >> and on instagram her friends were getting worried. >> and nicole says during the searches, the gossip mill was buzzing with rumors about sarah's recent breakup with her long-term boyfriend. his name was dj. >> there were a whole bunch of rumors going around about dj and his family. and that things were not going well in their relationship and that they had just broken up, i think, ten days they said before she went missing. >> so nicole was a bit taken aback when she spotted the ex-boyfriend while she was out covering the story. she saw him in a crowd of searchers. >> as a reporter, i felt like i had to talk

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nicole kurasanu and kirill shellfish. this is the law. you are super. good. so the name of the first semi-finalist is called by igor krutoy evgeny you are super and we will find out for the next semi-finalist. on one condition, if you promise to really try to at least try to be yourself nicole nicole becomes the semi-finalist of season 6 yellow court standing guys on the guitar three more places lyosha vorobyov your name is a young artist who made us all smile. finalist of the 6th season of the show, i have to name one more name. i really hope that none of you will be upset, and it seems to me that this decision is fair. i extended my hand. i will hug the youngest participant today. this is nastya artamonov. they are arranged in such a way that people want to know, they want to know that everyone pays, what to say, the most important thing is that you smile, that you are calm, this is excellent, because you know in our family they no longer part. so i invite everyone to this stage now, let's hug. wish each other good luck. and you watched the show you are super we will continue exactly in a week sunday on ntv there will be new songs new stories and many happy

nicole, thank you very much. i was talking to someone in south florida yesterday. they couldn't find any d-sized batteries for their flashlights. they were also talking about that they had to charge up -- listen, if you got anything that runs on batteries, charges today. always remember, regarding your telephone, your cell phone, if you've got one of those charges in your car, you might not have electricity in the house but you can go ahead when you drive around in your car and charge up your phone. >> brian: senior meteorologist janice dean might have extra batteries. she's been tracking ian's path as it gains intensity. >> we've been telling people, if you live across florida, the gulf coast, the east coast, you need to be prepared the season. it's been quiet. people may be caught off guard but this one. it might be a major hurricane in the next 24-48 hours. it became hurricane at 5:00 a.m. and we are expecting rapid intensification over the next couple of days as it makes its way across cuba and then into the very warm waters of the gulf of mexico. here's the bottom line, rapidly

against prime minister nicole fashion, and after more than a 100 soldiers killed the real fight to watch on their accusing him of betraying the country of. he said he was willing to find a peace deal to show security sweden's prime minister magdalena understand that now she will resign. center left coalition was defeated by light when brought in sundays election. mourners filing past the coughing, the queen elizabeth, 2nd largest stated wisdom to hold for the next 4 days. the q 5 comes as long as making 3 london, as well as wait to pay that response. united states has charge 3 iranian nationals with conducting ransomware attacks targeting hundreds of entities around the world . local governments and utility companies were among the victims in the u. s. the indictment shows the attack. took place between october 2020 and august 2022. article haine is more now from washington d. c. the us justice department has unsealed an indictment against 3 iranian men. the de hughes of using cyber attacks at hundreds of computers. not just here in the united states, but in russia, israel, united kingdom, and even in iran itself, they say the targets were local governments, utilities

find us on twitter @hallieonmsnbc and on the news for show number two. "deadline: white house" with nicoleng this afternoon on what has been so far the only legal move made by the ex-president donald trump in response to the search of his private residence more than three weeks ago. it's his request for an independent arbiter, a so-called special mast tore review the documents that were seized in that search. lawyers for donald trump and lawyers for the justice department squared off in federal court before judge eileen kenan who said she will issue her statement in due course. attorneys for the ex-president claim that, quote, both sides needed to turn down the temperature in this country, and then one of trump's attorney, jim trusty was dismissive of the entire probe comparing the documents seized to a, quote, overdue library book. attorneys for the justice department revealed that the process of analyzing the documents that were seized is still under way. they argued that a special master will delay that process and an attorney for

find water. unfortunately, the need is top of mind. >> steve: absolutely, it is good they have power on for that part of puerto rico. nicolehank you so much. >> ainsley: it reminds me a few years ago they didn't have power for a long time. >> brian: meanwhile, you can follow that story and the latest developments by downloading fox weather app to any of your connected devices. >> ainsley: it's handed over to carley with headlines for us hi, carley. >> we will begin headlines with this new video into the newsroom from new york city port authority showing migrants boarding a city bus after arriving from texas. but it is unclear exactly where the bus is headed. this is the number of people caught trying to get into the u.s. on a terror watch list. it is up 400% from last year, last month alone, seeing half as many over the past five years combined. experts are warning extremists may already be in america plotting a major attack. a memorial for queen elizabeth is happening today at the nation's capital at the washington national cathedral. the guest list includes former president donald trump and barack obama as well as george

nicole saphier and tyrus. welcome to the big saturday show. here's what's on tap tonight. >> after more than 200 days president biden sits down with news media. we got a sneak peek. >> among shocked to find random stranger sleeping in her son's bed but she was even more alarms to learn what happened next and you will be, to. >> swipe right. going all in on a dating app designed for conservatives. >> everything is fair in love and politics. first, more busloads of migrants arriving in sanctuary cities causing quite the meltdown among democrats. today illegal immigrants were dropped off outside vice president kamala harris' home in washington d.c. an interview with vice news harris land texas governor abbott and florida governor desantis saying i think it's the height of irresponsibility much less just frankly dereliction of duty. meantime migrants are pouring over the southern border. fox news drone team capturing hundreds of them crossing illegally, incredible video. the number of migrants sent to martha's vineyard, .0025 on the total encounters of the border this year. martha's vineyard quickly shipped them out to cape cod. >> instead of scrambling worrying about rich people and having

nicole saphier and tyrus. welcome to the big saturday show. here's what's on tap tonight. >> after more than 200 days president biden sits down with news media. we got a sneak peek. >> among shocked to find

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make puerto rico have to find the money, and fiona is still gaining strength as it heads north towards bermuda. it could hit the island by thursday or friday in puerto rico. i'm nicole. we're dealing with the system here in the bay area. nothing on the scale they're dealing with out there in the caribbean. right now. meteorologist mark myers here with more on that mark, looks like the showers will eventually move on out kind of phasing out throughout the afternoon hours. although we still have a chance over the next few hours here in the bay area, an update on a major hurricane fiona, this is the loop over the past few hours as you can't see that very well defined eye. indicating some strengthening and as a result of category four storm right now, just going back in time, though you can see the track over the past over the past 3 to 4 days we've been over a puerto rico and then moving up to the north as well right now, a category four with winds of 130 miles an hour, and this is the forecast track as you heard could be very close to bermuda as a major hurricane. still, so it's something to be watching. at least over the next 3 to 4 days, checking out our satellite a

setting aside the fact it's going to be very difficult to find anyone that both sides would agree upon being the special master in this case, nicolle. >> and let's drill down on bill barr's statements a little further, said this anchor never, but joyce, let's do that because of the extraordinary nature of a rebuke from someone who was viewed to have largely done donald trump's bidding at his time overseeing the justice department. this is what he said about judge aileen cannon's opinion. the opinion was wrong. the government should appeal it. it's deeply flawed in a number of ways, and then he comes back to as we just played, the fact that they were subpoenaed and never delivered, they don't have to show the content. specific advice was given in a memo in order to prevail in this case. it's not going to change the decision. you have been scathing in your judgment of this ruling yesterday. tell me where things stand in your view today. >> nicolle, sometimes as a lawyer, as a prosecutor you get rulings from a judge that make you angry, maybe because the judge has misinterpreted the facts or the law. this ruling initially made me angr

make puerto rico have to find the money, and fiona is still gaining strength as it heads north towards bermuda. it could hit the island by thursday or friday. puerto rico i'm nicoledez, ktvu, fox two news. and you can get more coverage on the fox weather app that's available in the app store. you can scan the qr code on your screen right now to download the first clean air center in california just opened up here in the bay area in san francisco, with the library in the bayview hunters point neighborhood. it's meant to give people a place to go on the air, smoky outside, especially during the peak of fire season centers are being fitted with special equipment to filter the air. state air officials say they're hoping to open as many as 300 more across the bay area and then even more statewide. clean air centers will be located in places like schools. libraries community senior and recreation centers, veterans facilities, community colleges, as well as wildfire evacuation centers. stay there. officials say the centers have become necessary as california's wildfire seasons intensify. they're also going to be available to people when the smog is particularly bad. a p

not getting their issue resolved and don't know how to find out information, so having that information available is really amazing and then also nicole i love the art behind you so i wanted to mention that. thank you. >> thank you. >> yes. you're welcome. >> commissioner benedicto. >> thank you so much vice president carter-oberstone. i think i mean first thing i will ask when it's live and hearing that it's live now is tremendous to hear and i want to confirm that was said which is it's like fully self sufficient and not reliant on additional grants to keep the system running going forward? >> no. this is self sufficient. they were able to figure out they were able to create the web page on the current sale s force account where the system is and it's included and free for us yeah included. >> that's so wonderful to hear. a huge thank you to the whole team and the dpa team and a huge congratulations to director henderson. i had the pleasure of serving on the bar association and task force with the director since 2016 and every meeting in the last six years there'ses a complaint about the technology and cassette tapes and it worked a

nicolle. in an event like this, there really are no boundaries. we are in this together and we do everything we can to support each other, and we find it going up thein in every direction. so, no, we don't see resistance. the only issue will be now that there will be so much demand for resources that i know it will be tough as we go forward. i'm sure as soon as we are a little bit further into our recovery we will be turning people loose, some of our first responders to provide assistance further north because their need is a lot greater than ours. we are all in this together. >> i guess it is a silver line. mike mcnees, thank you. know we are all thinking about you and everybody there and wishing you the best as you recover from this. >> we appreciate that. thanks for having me. >> thanks for spending time with us. >>> when we come back, a new report on just how much legal exposure donald trump's own legal team feels he has over those documents, the classified documents taken from the white house and stored at mar-a-lago. also new reporting on how he continues to defy almost all of his lawyers' advice, leading to a split among his legal team. "was

find out what they knew about these documents, you want to issue a grand jury subpoena. and that is a criminal process. so you need to have the two interlinked. but, you know, nicollell give you the counter to sort of i am optimistic in terms of this coming to an end. but i'm going to tell you about a conversation that i had last night with two former fbi officials who are superb gt as and they were scoffing at me that this would ever result in a criminal case.agents and they were scoffing at me that this would ever result in a criminal case. i do think that merrick garland will be focused on prez dent precedent to me. but their point is the sign of staffing within the finefbi and the department. we see that it is staffed by counterintelligence folks. but that is not within the bureau or department where you normally see criminal investigations. that istraditionally what they do. and so i think that they are trying to protect a lot of people who are part of the investigation by not making them public in the way that the t. happened in the special counsel investigation and it protects them from the attacks.he t. happened in the special counsel investigation and it p