in attacks today in ukraine, including where you are near where you are. what can you tell us about that? reporter: yeah, the kinzhal hypersonic missiles seem to have been launched. there appear to be some interceptions, but here in zaporizhzhia, an aviations plant may have been hit. another area hit as well. this is common, frankly. this is part of the daily routine of russia s often barbaric response towards ukraine, particularly when it s experiencing much more symbolically embarrassing things like attacks on moscow, attacks on naval ports in the black sea area. we have been seeing these attacks nightly, frankly. they often cause deaths, unclear precisely if there was a lot of life from the attacks we heard of today, but for ukrainian civilians, part of the daily horrors since russia invaded, by choice, 18 months ago.
hey, robert. good morning. this is capitola beach, strewn with debris, just south of santa cruz, six or 7 miles. this area hit hard over the course of the past five days. as you see, timber logs, bottles, you name it, all over the sandy beach here this morning as the wind is hitting me in the back. the pacific ocean behind us, under the cover of darkness this morning as many businesses have been affected, homes flooded out, neighborhoods, and to the south, as we know, santa barbara and montecito unfortunately having evacuations and rescues because of the rushing water coming down off of those mountains, over 12 inches of rain in the santa barbara and montecito area. the burn scars from wildfires not helping the situation. the ground saturated, and all of this rain coming down creating havoc in the area. and we are not done yet,
the situation that they say has never been this bad. take a listen to rancher laura allen. it s not like that anymore. these are not the same crossers. for the first time in my life i m 50 plus years old. for the first time in my life, i ve had people come up to me and ask me to cam immigration. ask me. that s their transport. that s their transport out to where they want to go in the united states. if we go to our fox flight team drone, you can see here over the rio grande this is the area hit so hard in eagle pass, part of the del rio sector. they had 967 migrant encounters in the last 24 hours. you see these shipping containers with the razor wire. that is a makeshift wall erected by texas governor greg abbott to try to step the flow. that s why he handed the letter
of the storm. feel like you got a target on your back too in charleston. this is the area hit pretty hard we think by these hurricane force winds. all of south carolina is now under a hurricane warning. you know, you don t feel a sense of dread in the atmosphere around here. a lot of folks are going to weather this storm out. people have left their boats here in the docks behind us here in charleston. you know, the concern is the combination of high tide along with a storm surge. and that could cause some significant flooding under the best of circumstances. charleston can have some flooding just from a high tide. you add that 4 to 7-foot storm surge and we could see some significant flooding. now, one of the things or among the things that charleston, the city of charleston did to prepare this open up all the parking garages. get your cars above sea level. there was a line apparently to get some cars into some of these parking garages. but, people want to at least