and at least 21 people were killed in the latest round of russian attacks. reporter: it s on the edges of imagination, but the kremlin insists it s real. an apparent drone flies into the kremlin and detonates right on its dome. captured on many cameras, a truly seismic allegation. russia saying ukraine sent two drones to kill president vladimir putin, but he wasn t home. as the smoke rose, these videos played out globally, unverified and the only slim evidence of the kremlin s claim. it is a moment that carries great risk for the kremlin ahead of an annual victory day parade there just next week, it s embarrassing, they have claimed such a breech of security happened. there will be cause for their military to escalate. now they have. ukrainian president zelenskyy on a visit to finland issued a flat denial. we don t attack putin or
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sector where our drone flies high. that includes these large groups you see over there. if you add the two sectors together, it is more than 800,000 encounters, bill. as most of the migrants being bused to d.c. bused to new york is come from these two sectors. another bus arriving in d.c. where the mayor is very upset about it. new york city s mayor saying no thanks to governor abbotts, invitation to see. governor abbott will spoke us energy and resources to asylum seekers in texas as we have been hard at work in new york city. it is important to point out, bill, that not all are seeking asylum. last week here in the rgb 22 gang members and 4 criminal migrants were arrested. bill: griff jenkins in eagle
within the country there still are, it is just the beginning of investigating the scope of russia s destruction and war crimes within ukraine. yeah, i mean, obviously you have to think about the sites that they can t get to right now which include the ones under occupation currently. but even this site, you know, it took them days to get there and the first day they got there it was quite dangerous. i mean you re in an open area and there is not a whole lot of cover and you can t run into the grass or the forest for cover because the whole thing is mined. so you have to wait for the de-mining crew to do its job. that takes hours on a good day. and the whole time you re kind of a sitting duck if a russian drone flies over it because when you get to these areas first, you re still pretty close to the front line. so it is pretty dicey there. but i think there is a lot of attention on the war crimes. i think we need to think about the humanitarian crimes of these
unpopular and the work continues and with the support of my family i m asking south dakotans for the opportunity to keep serving them in the u.s. senate. griff: live images from our southern border, still no sign of the biden administration s report on the arrest and deportations made by the immigration and customs enforcement in fiscal year 2021. now as that drone flies over panetas, texas, ground zero for president biden s border crisis, our own bill with the latest, a little slow for you right now but as the weather warms, could pick up. bill: griff, absolutely. despite the fact that it s been a slower week in the rgv that doesn t takeaway from the fact that dhs source since october 1st out here in the rgv there have been well over