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European union and nato to step up support for ukraine. bryan: where does this say about where vladimir putin stands with his inner circle given the fact that hes resorted to these types of attacks and, i believe, has been out of the public eye for quite some time. what do you believe, what do you make of where vladimir putin is right now and the pressure hes facing. >> i think vladimir putin is at his most vulnerable point in his 20 the-year reign -- 20-year reign in the kremlin. just a week ag...

Last night was a positive activity at the police department the prosecutor bill thompson met with fbi and is not assigned the arrest is imminent we saw again today and every day since murders took place. it may be connected to the case, one happened last year end organ the police say theres no evidence on the connection to the case to continue to work this, they are desperately trying to get answers of the community stays on edge, (208)883-7180. police say they still need tips to come in. they s...

As ukraine deals with the current invasion by and suffering from russia. >> translator: i think its important because this is a bitter page in our history, and we need to bring it to our younger generations. >> it is very important now even in the wartime to remember the victims, remember the reasons. >> of course its important because i feel that russia has the same gall in this war as in 1932, 199 33. >> reporter: president zelenskyy also visited the memorial today. his words, once hay wanted ...

Arthel: dhs says they have plans to include removal authorities such as expedited removal and migrants and they will not be allowed in the you feel its stuff on paper not working. >> i guess thats what they do in d.c., the people, republicans and democrats they talk and complain and meanwhile the border states pay the consequences, every state is a border state as a result of cartel flooding our country not only fentanyl, we seen increase of cocaine coming in and more than 100,000 pounds of fent...

Prosecute for this heinous quadruple homicide that has shaken the community. tomorrow it will be two weeks since the fatal stabbings. classes are set to resume here on monday. we have no idea how many students will make it back. he was the option of going online. there is also a vigil planned for these four victims wednesday on campus. arthel? the. arthel: very sad story. dan springer, thank you very much. were going to have a lot more when former d.c. homicide detective and fox news contributor...

Triple-demic? christina coal coleman live in los angeles, this is tough. three serious things at once. >> reporter: yeah, definitely, bryan, and i dont want any of them. under cdc guidance, a weekly rate of 100 or more covid cases per 100,000 residents is considered a high rate of transmission. over the past week, more than 1400 new cases have been report countywide each day. however, covid hospitalizations and deaths do remain low, and the spike in cases is way below the surges we saw during th...

Looking for in a warnock victory if they could see her secure his breathing room. they dont want to powershare with mitch mcconnell, the republican leader, they want to pursue the biden agenda and get as much done in the senate as they can since they have lost the house. therefore, for them, warnock is really important vote and very important to democrats because theyve been pointing out almost every candidate donald trump act and herschel walker was one of his chosen candidates has not one. for...

Cold. we will conquer again. arthel: so devastating. thank you. bryan: senior congressional correspondent chad pergram notes politics and whiskey and covered his share of political violence over the years and all three interest converged when he visited northern island. he sent us this postcard. >> the attack on paul pelosi underscores prevalence of violence in american politics. the shooting of arizona representative gabby giffords, the baseball practice shooting, capitol right, northern island...

Xana and ethan chapin, 20 the, all gone too soon. ♪ >> and now to the war in ukraine now in its 10th month and another barrage of russian rockets hitting critical infrastructure and causing power outages across ukraine. officials there working to restore electricity, heat and water, as ukraine marks9 -- 90 years since the great famine that killed millions. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot live in kyiv. greg. >> reporter: hey, bryan. yeah, dramatic scenes on several fronts here....

Terms of demand for electronics, they were up over 200% on black friday compared to a normal day in october, and were expecting an even busier cyber monday. well send it back to you. arthel: all right. youre looking good out there, mr. international airport foy, amongst the shoppers. looking all warm, so good job. okay. [laughter] bryan, i just need to know what are you going to get your adorable niece for christmas? bryan: that is a good question. i got her a car her first year, i dont know. bu...