paso are asking people to just try to see the humanity in everyone. they re here. what are we going to do? it s time to step up. it s time so say they re here regardless if i m a red shirt, blue shirt, let s help out these people. reporter: as the country braces for what could be another potential surge of migrants coming, we ve learned that the department of homeland security concerned about another potential surge. we obtained, cnn obtained a memo circulated just days ago warning of potential violent extremist attacks targeting migrants in critical infrastructure should the trump-era policy come to an end. leyla santiago, thank you very much. thanks for watching. i m wolf blitzer in the situation room. erin burnett outfront starts right now. outfront next, russian rockets raining down on one
processing facilities being added on the u.s. mexico border. for now, local organizers in el paso are asking people to just try to see the humanity in everyone. they are here. where are we going to do? it is time to step up, it is time to say you know, what they are here, does it matter from red, blue, let s hope all of these people. and as night falls here, and the temperature jobs, the winds pick, up you can see they are actually part of pedestrians here. you know, as the country braces for what could be another potential surge in migrants, we have learned that he department of homeland security also concerned about another potential surge. we obtained a memo that circulated just days ago, warning of potential violent extremist attacks, targeting migrants, and critical infrastructure should the trump era policy come to an end. leyla fantino, go cnn, el paso. thanks for joining, us i m
facing shortages of electricity, water and heat following russia s bombardment of both civilian targets and infrastructure. ukraine president zelenskyy said yesterday since october 10th, russian attacks have destroyed 30% of ukraine s power stations and caused massive blackouts across the country. a ukrainian government minister says that over 400 sites in ukraine have been struck in that time. including 45 energy facilities. many of the attacks have hit thermal energy plants that generate steam for heating homes and businesses. residents there are being urged to conserve water and energy, while businesses are turning off illuminated signs and billboards as the country braces for entrances into what will be the eighth month of this war. meanwhile, reuters is reporting that the nation of iran has promised to provide russia with surface-to-surface missiles in addition to more drones.
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subsequent sinking. now the missile bombardment continues all across ukraine, as this country braces for putin s expected onslaught in the south and in the east. seven people were killed by a missile in kharkiv yesterday and overnight, the governor of lviv saying there were strikes here. it is very unusual for there to be missile attacks this far west. we were woken up at 5:00 a.m. this morning by the sound of the air raid sirens. it is a reminder nowhere out of russia s reach if you re in ukraine. the january 6th committee reportedly got its hands on revealing new text messages between two republican lawmakers and then white house chief of staff mark meadows. in the weeks between the 2020 election and the insurrection, texas congressman chip roy and