long-term relief in sight. we ll sky high energy costs help trigger a global re?etion resangs new calls for biden administration to act fast and fallout from president biden armageddon comments on russia. first to the unrelenting border crisis we have christina coleman and griff jenkins and begin with watson live on the humanitarian disaster playing out thousands of miles north, charles. reporter: good evening i don t know so new york city mayor eric a.d. adams calling for federal aid to help deal with large groups of migrants bussed from southern border into the new york city on the daily basis, adams says city is announcing anywhere between 5 to 9 migrant bus loads a days including this latest group. that was dropped off at new york city s port authority early this morning. they will join that group will join more than 17,000 migrant that have been sent to new york city since the spring, many of those buses have been charted by republican governors in both texas and arizona
it is 10 p.m. in israel where prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejected u.s. calls for a humanitarian pause in its war against hamas. telling secretary of state antony blinken that we are going full steam ahead unless hostages are released. the idf has confirmed that its encirclement of gaza city complete on focus on dismantling hamas following terror attacks that occurred four weeks ago today let s go right to trey yingst live in jerusalem with a exclusive look inside the idf military operations inside gaza. trey. reporter: good evening today for the first time in 29 days, the israeli military a lot of small group of journalist into the gaza strp to see first hand thierptions against hamas. take a look. right now we re in a armor carrier and cut in half and fought their way to the mediterranean sea and encircled gaza city they re waiting now for orders to go further had. seconds after arriving on the outskirts of gaza city track of gunfire pierces the air. right now we re