heading to ukraine. the unpopular mobilization is creating new pressure for russian president putin who threatened last week to use nuclear weapons as this war continues. trying to secure small victories in the territory currently occupied by russian forces across ukraine. it s why referendum voting is underway in eastern and southern ukraine that would formalize the annexation of this territory prosecute perspective of the russians, though both the ukrainians and their western allies call this process a, quote, sham and illegitimate. now today russia s foreign minister, sergey lavrov, said that the russians will not be the first ones to take a step toward talks in this ongoing conflict. he went on to say that the e.u. is an authoritarian organization, ironically. eric? eric: said that at the united nations. wow. all right, trey, in ukraine tonight for us. thank you. arthel? arthel: meanwhile, protests are spreading across iran over the death of a young woman earlier this month while i
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patrol to mexico. he says he has been in panel tampa since around march, one of 500,000 known gotaways this fiscal year, people who have evaded border patrol s detection. this is a look at how busy things are out every day, more than 300 migrants and counting coming in just this morning, and a live look in eagle pass from our drone camera. things slow right now, but it can pick up within a moment s notice, and it s not expected to slow down. back out here live we can tell you just how busy, deadly and dangerous this journey is. we saw they just pulled two bodies out of the rio grande river just within a 24-hour period, eric. eric that is so tragedy thetic. alexis, thank you. arthel: president biden is back in delaware after addressing the national education association yesterday in d.c. he criticized the commitment to america, that s a plan republicans unveiled hours earlier. meanwhile, the markets tanked again yesterday on recession
and as you mentioned, there s a new study out that says americans are losing over $4,000 a year since president biden took the office, in fact, in their annual income, arthel. arthel: all right. lucas tomlinson, thank you. eric? eric: coming up, turmoil and mass protests in iran as outrage spreads across that country over the death of a young woman in police custody over her head scarf. and russians, well, they re fleeing their country after vladimir putin calls up reinforcements for his war in ukraine. we take a look at both stories as fox news live continues for this saturday afternoon. for every moment, with glucerna. it s the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna.
america. and all i can say is, enough said. [laughter] david: i agree. i agree. thank you, dan. and remember, if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us at jer on nfc. thanks to my panel, i m david asman. paul gigot is back next week. we hope to see you then. arthel: florida governor ron desantis declaring a statewide emergency as. procall storm ian strengthens in the caribbean, saying it could become a major hurricane. residents are heeding the warning today, preparing for the worst but hoping for the best with. hello, everyone, i m arthel neville. welcome to fox news live. eric: held elope, everyone, thank you for joining us. we are following two other major stories, the humanitarian crisis at the southern border taking another tragic turn. fox news learning that the suspect in the hit and run death of a florida sheriff s deputy was in the u.s. illegally, and