subway. somebody else slashed in the east village. this is day after day after day. there are a lot of parents, a lot of families dealing with this reality of rising crime. dana: alexandria hoff is live in washington with more. hi. hi, crime has become an issue where democrats have had to tread lightly on the campaign trail not wanting to highlight violence in cities they control or former calls to defund the police. pennsylvania s toss-up senate race dr. oz has moved into striking distance of democrat john fetterman with ads calling out homicide rates in philadelphia and pittsburgh. fetterman has had to play defense there. i m running on my record on crime. running on my record on crime. [cheers and applause] i ran to be mayor of braddock in a community that has significant gun violence. to be mayor, to fight that. moving the arizona immigration is at the center of the discussion and become one of nationwide. blake masters is vying to unseat democratic senator mark k
[gunfire] neil all right, now it is a war, and were getting indications that it could be spreading. We do know now the biggest escalation in the middle east weve seen in a number of years as hamas surprises israelis on a holy day and launches a Rocket Attack on what we now know is that in that attack better than 100 israelis have been killed, hundreds for injured. The palestinian authority, there have been counterstrikes in the palestinian areas occupied by the same individuals who might have been behind the attack on israel and there they have reports of more than 300 dead and 1600 wounded. And so it escalates, and so it goes on and so history, it would appear, is repeating itself. Welcome, everybody, im neil cavuto. Fox on top of another war and a dangerous war, going down around the 50th Anniversary of the famous Yom Kippur War. That was a war that triggered a back and forth between both sides, ultimately resulting in an a oil embargo that was led by countries that felt the United S
of russian rockets striking kiev and other ukraine cities. multiple people killed and injured as putin meets with security council in moscow two days after the bridge from crimea to russia was hit by an explosion. how has this war changed now, trey? hello. bill, good morning. russia today launched a massive attack on ukraine firing more than 80 missiles into the country. ukrainian president zelensky says that iranian drones were used, launch from belarus targeting the capital of kiev. you can see the images here of pure devastation. multiple explosions rocking the capital killing at least five people. five others were killed in different locations. the after math of one of these strikes in the central part of the city. the worst air attack on the capital since the war began. the u.s. embassy in kiev sent
forces are regrouping and shifting their focus away from the capital kyiv. the key port city has been mostly spared from attacks so far. but has long been considered a target for the russians because of its economic significance. meanwhile, a humanitarian aid convoy is still struggling to reach mariupol. the red cross says its team set out for the besieged city friday morning but had to turn back, quote, after arrangements and conditions made it impossible to proceed. seven buses, along with red cross officials, are trying to deliver much-needed food, water, and medicine, to the strategic seaside port that is desperately low on supplies after weeks of violence. the city has indeed faced a long stretch of intense bombardment with hundreds of thousands of civilians still trapped there. if the red cross reaches mariupol, it will be the very first aid that has arrived in the war torn city since the invasion began. you re see can the images of pure devastation. according to a new york ti
way to gather. linsey davis is right here with me in kentucky. reporter: in the midst of the rubble, they gathered. members of the mayfield community worshiping together for sunday service. this is a necessary gathering. reporter: many of those present without power. some even displaced from their homes altogether. the full magnitude of the devastation is hard to comprehend. multiple churches in the area were destroyed. many so ravaged by the storm, the heavens are now visible from the sanctuary. i see what remains of the church. and yet i see what matters most, the faithful that have gathered here in this parking lot this morning. reporter: dr. milton west is pastor of first christian church. the brick building that stood for more than 100 years, knocked down in a matter of minutes. i was here yesterday morning about 6:00. reporter: what was your first reaction? i am stunned by the loss of