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Dangerous threats that emanate from the border. Theres a particular network that has where some of the overseas facilitators have isis ties that were very concerned about and weve been spending a lot of effort with our partners investigating. Neil scary stuff from the fbi director today. Not only worrying about the numbers, the sheer masses that are now penetrating our border, but just who they are. Dangerous types and working with cartels to slickly get in to this country and then, well, god knows what. Welcome. Im neil cavuto. This is your world on top of these fast moving developments conce...

chinahlightedn two recent nee warship crossed in front of an american destroyer. >> it won't be long before somebody is hurt. >> new fighting are on the eastern city of bakhmut and rush is claiming to have repelled a large ukrainian attack in the eastern part of the country. >> norah: apple's big product announcement and vision for the future. new details including the big price tag. >> this is a day that's been years in the making. >> love you. >> norah: child care in america. what can be done to bring down the rising cost of child care. speak i was struggling to pay everything else...

white house. >> we're making progress. we're getting other prices down as well. we have more to do. >> o'donnell: ukraine's counteroffensive, russian forces on the run as president zelenskyy says ukrainian troops have liberated thousands of square miles of territory. cbs's debora patta reports tonight from kharkiv. california mudslides, a tidal wave of mud as thousands are evacuated or ordered to shelter in place. cbs's mark strassmann is at the scene. >> this wall plus sandbags underneath it is what saved my house. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from ...

Had around roughly 40 staff members properly trained for ebola this time last year. there's been a real uphill battle for you and other organizations since then. if there were another outbreak somewhere in the developing world, would we be better suited to respond, or is there space to go that front? >> i think there is space to go. within msf, we're already learning lessons. we have trained a huge number of new national staff plus 1,300 international staff. the real question is if this happens again, are the big institutions ready to deal with this? i don't believe that's the case. i think th...