we begin with what some are calling a humiliating defeat for vladimir putin s military. the sinking of the moskva, russia s flagship guided-missile cruiser in the black sea. sources tell cnn u.s. and western intelligence believe ukrainian claims that it hit this ship with then neptune anti-ship missiles. russia said it sank after a fire on board ignited munitions. ukraine s national security adviser called the attack a very important mission, vowed there would be more to come. cnn s math crew chance toured the moskva when it was deployed in syria in 2015. reporter: the now-sunken flagship of russia s black sea fleet, the moskva, was always about intimidation and delivering a blunt message from the kremlin, whether to ukraine or elsewhere. well, this is an extremely impressive bit of military hardware out here in the eastern mediterranean. when we went aboard this once-powerful symbol of russian naval power off the syrian coast in 2015, the ship s captain told me they deplo
john: fox news alert in brooklyn. in one hour we are expecting an update from police and the man haunt of the subway shooter. identifying frank james as the man who fired in the subway car. as hundreds of detectives search for james, we are learning what else he may have been planning. john roberts in washington. good day to you. gillian: i m gillian turner in for sandra smith. new york post now has obtained a photo of a bag found at the scene, it s got fireworks inside. police also recovered a handgun, unused smoke grenades, liquid and a hatchet. john: and the suspect rants about race, violence and mental health. new york city mayor eric adams speaking to fox news earlier this morning. no matter what an individual is feeling, there is no excuse for taking an automatic weapon with a smoke bomb and a gas mask and discharge 33 rounds in our subway system. this person will be brought to justice. john: former nypd commissioner, and rafael coming up. but first, bryan lle
developments since this morning. that happened shortly before 8:30 this morning. people were going to work. kids were going to school. a manhunt is still underway for the single suspect who first deployed a smoke canister from his backpack, then opened fire inside the traincar and ran on the platform. this was the scene just after 8:24 a.m. inside a car that was approaching the 36th nation on the n line in brooklyn. the fdny says 16 people were injured, at least 10 shot. five are in kcritical but stabl condition. investigators have recovered a gun and multiple high capacity magazines from the scene. a law enforcement source tells cnn, they believe the gun may have jammed as the suspect attempted to fire more rounds. the nypd says this is not being investigated as an act of terrorism for now. the police chief said that she wasn t ruling anything out when it comes to the motive the commissioner, i should say. last hour i spoke with one of the witnesses who captured some of
of supreme court justice stephen breyer, the looming showdown over his seat. in just a few moments i ll talk to congressman jim clyburn of south carolina. the congressman pushed president biden to make that pledge to nominate a woman to the high court. also this hour, major developments this morning over the crisis in ukraine. right now a bipartisan u.s. congressional delegation is in ukraine, and it comes as the country warns russia now has 130,000 troops at its borders. the latest on the ground there from our chief foreign correspondent richard engel. also right now, a bomb cyclone is in our sights. you are probably one of tens of millions of americans under a winter storm watch right now. projections for how much snow cities could get from this nor easter are shifting, so stick with us because we re going to track the storm s movement and how much snow you could get and how you should prepare as well. that s all coming up. we are going to start with the next steps on the s
hurricane idalia, which is a category 2 hurricane which has just strengthened. the wind speeds are now at 105 miles per hour, and they are gaining. but it is not the wind that has people the most worried about this hurricane. it s the water. it is the storm surge, predicted to be 10 to 15 feet right where i m standing in steinhatchee. the steinhatchee river right now sat low tide. at high tide, it s another 5, 6 feet higher than where it is. add 10 to 15 feet on top of that, and the area where i am standing right now is feared to be just completely covered in water about eight hours from now. that is the concern along the florida gulf coast. about 45 minutes south of where i am in the town of cedar key, the mayor there issued his town and his people a stern warning. we re here to beg our citizens to heed this warning. this storm is worse than we ve ever seen. it is worse than we have ever seen, he said. a storm like this has not passed in this direction in over 100 years.