focused as the president has made clear, we re going to be ready to defend every inch of nato territory if it comes to that, and hopefully it won t, but if it does, we need to be ready and that s what we re doing. we re looking at ways we can bolster the deaf capabilities of the alliance, including the 500 troops that secretary austin ordered in over the weekend. let me ask you about some reporting in the new york times, david sanger, julia barnes and ken vogel report this. in less than a week, the u.s. and nato have pushed more than 1,000 anti-tank weapons over the borders of poland and romania, unloading them from a giant military cargo plane so they can make the trip by land to kyiv. the ukrainian capital and other major cities. so far, russian forces have been so preoccupied that they haven t targeted the arms supply lines but few think that can last. i want to ask you about sort of contingency plans. we have been so blessed by the journalists in the country bringing us the rep
four offices were taken to the hospital. none of them have life-threatening injuries. police are evacuating homes in the area. this started with what they call a very violent domestic call. police were trying to coax the man out of the house when that barn exploded. we are keeping an eye on that situation. and another fox news alert, we are learning tonight the c-130 that crashed near savannah was on its final flight heading to davis air force base in tucson where hundreds of planes i left in the desert scrapheap. live from the scene of the crash, the latest. puerto rican officials say the c-130, the giant military cargo plane was 60 years old, the oldest c-130 still flying. a quarter-mile behind me, the tale, the rest of the plane largely incinerating, smoke was burning through the day and
the area. we are told it started with what they are calling it very violent domestic call. police were partly trying to coax the man out of the house when that barn exploded. we will keep an eye on that situation. another fox news alert. we are learning tonight that the c-130 that crashed near savannah, georgia, was on its final flight. heading to an air force base in tucson, home of the boneyard where hundreds of planes are left in a desert scrap heap. steve harrigan joins us live with the latest. that s right, shannon. puerto rican officials are saying that the c-130, the giant military cargo plane, was more than 60 years old, one of the older c-130s still flying. the only thing you can see of it now, a quarter-mile behind me, it s the tale. the rest of that plane largely incinerated. the smoke was burning throughout the day. there is video of the plane itself crashing just shortly after takeoff from savannah airport. you can see that giant plane