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a fox news alert, u.s. officials say russia's seeking the evasion gnomic as the invasion of ukraine continues. >> carley: the chinese counterpart they will meet with to discuss concerns. life with the latest, brooke spellman. book. >> good morning, chief national security advisor jake will meet with foreign policy advisor. and to hold china accountable to help russia with the invasion of ukraine. >> we have made it clear to not just beijing but every country in the world that if they think they can basically bail russia out, they can give russia a workaround to the sanctions imposed and they should have another thing coming because we will ensure that neither china or anyone else can compensate russia for these losses. >> u.s. officials not sharing specifics but confirming russia has asked china for help after launching the invasion. according to the officials the crimea asked for economic support. but the thought of russia, china and other totalitarian states with a united front is a concerning one from th

charles watson fox news . some new data shows covid cases, rates have continued to drop in the two weeks since mask mandates were actually lifted. at a number of california schools, he san francisco unified school district's case rates dropped last week reporting six cases down from 12 cases a week earlier, pleasant and unified school saw cases dropped from 38 2 weeks ago, down to 25 last week. 33% of california. children ages, 5 to 11 are now fully vaccinate. state lawmakers tackle the surge in overdose deaths with new penalties for fentanyl trafficking coming up barrier reaction to the bill and how it would change the classification of the drugs. and we are learning more about research, suggesting that an increasing number of wildfires on the west coast will worsen air quality in our coming years. i spoke with one of the lead authors on that study coming up. and we're back here with the weather forecast. the rain is done. for now. things are starting to warm up, dry up, and it's feeling like spring out there

. >> this is a fox news alert. i'm bryan llenas. ukraine accusing russian forces of killing civilians in an attack on women and children who were trying to escape fighting near kyiv. we go live to jonathan hund live in lviv. >> good morning from ukraine. with the day 18 now under way of this brute pal war, the united nations is estimating there have been 1,500 civilian casualties. the true number likely a lot higher. when you look at the destruction in cities like the southern port city of marioupol. and the bomb partment continues. there is continued fighting around the key * area. suburbs have seen intense clashes between russian and ukraine forces. president zelensky addressed the people of his country yesterday that said europe should be aware. because what happens in ukraine will happen in europe. speaking of that, the russians say they will target western convoys bringing in weapons to the ukrainians. that could bring the fighting very close to the border with poland, a nato nation. brian: jonathan, thank you for that update.

oh good old these days fox been watching fox now and hulu is a fox news alert on a journey for peace. president biden and fellow nato leaders arrive in brussels for a high stakes summit. it comes one month into russia's brutal invasion of ukraine. in that time, it's estimated invading forces have launched more than twelve thousand one hundred missiles, reducing once thriving cities to absolute rubble. but now nato gathers with its own show of force a show of unity against vladimir putin's invasion. the alliance vowing ukraine will get more military support and russia will be on the receiving end of even more sanctions. and with that , we welcome you to our coverage. i'm kevin work here in washington and i'm jonathan holmes on the ground in the veev ukraine bringing you continued live coverage of the crisis in eastern europe 7:00 in the morning here in lviv. the battle for ukraine's independence is now a one month old 29 days of relentless violence have taken a devastating toll on the people of this sovereign nation from the mariupol, for instance, resembles a ghost town. in fact, some

"fox news @ night" with evil shannon bream is next. i'm greg gutfeld, and i love you, america. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight: air raid sirens going off overnight in lviv as russia's war on ukraine enters its 27th day on this tuesday morning. artillery blasts. people in ukraine's capital are ten hours into a new 35 hour curfew. ukraine still refusing to surrender to the russians and the shattered city of mariupol. a barrage of shelling. vital supplies being cut off. we begin in lviv with correspondent jonathan hunt. what's the latest? >> shannon, good early morning to you from lviv in western ukraine where the overnight curfew has just ended. the focus in terms of the fighting is on cities in the south and east. mariupol, the destruction and street to street fighting is incredibly intense. it appears the russian forces have pretty much reduced every single street, every block to little more than rubble despite the fact that the ukrainian forces as you see

fox news correspondent alexis macadams reports from brussels . president biden on the ground in poland assessing the growing refugee crisis. the number of refugees who have entered poland from ukraine surpassing to million this week. president biden now vowing to provide assistance. we do not call them refugees. they're our guests, our brothers. our neighbors from ukraine heard today are in a very difficult situation where 12 million people have fled their houses. on friday, president biden visited with service members from the u.s. army's 82nd airborne division stationed in poland. the troops are there to bolster security along nato's eastern flank. thousands of additional troops have been deployed the region in response to continued russian aggression in ukraine. one hundred thousand american forces are in europe. we haven't had that a long, long time. and the white house announcing a task force aimed at reducing europe's dependance on russian energy in brussels. several eu members met with biden to discuss the heightened energy crunch fueled b

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find new views. find new roads. chevrolet. * * >> todd: a fox news alert. a brutal assault continues in ukraine with russia pushing a scorched earth offensive despite ongoing diplomatic talks between the two nations. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. defiant president zelenskyy says his country will win the war, encouraging russian troops to surrendero die. we are talking to the ukrainian president's advisor ahead of zelenskyy's joint address to congress tomorrow. >> todd: live to lviv, jonathan hunt has more from ov

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at the end of his speech at the capital the white house official told fox news shortly after the speech that the president.is that putin cannot be allowed to exercise power over his neighbors or the region. he was not discussing putin's power in russia or the regime change. today secretary of state anthony blinken reiterated the white house is not calling for regime change in russia and whether putin remains in power is up to the russian people. cities across ukraine have been under siege for nearly five weeks now. ukraine and russia said to hold another round of talks to speak, this time in turkey we have fox team coverage alive from ukraine, poland in the u.s. two senior national correspondence with live at the white house. >> a day after president biden's major speech in warsaw, the white house administration officials are clarifying his declaration that putin cannot remain in power. president biden arrived back to the white house last night after the three day trip to europe. he spent today largely away from the public although he just left the white house to go to sunday evening ma

fox two news. alright ever closer to the weekend now as we get into tomorrow friday, which will be a nice day, we talked about that a bit. we're gonna have a little bit of patchy, maybe a little patchy valley fog in the morning, but very little, if any, and then a beautiful day sunny day highs in the mid sixties upper sixties. these were the highs from today. little bit warmer than we're going to see tomorrow but still the general idea of mid and upper sixties. i don't think we'll see as many seventies tomorrow. so that's friday and then saturday, we get those clouds increasing and then an opportunity. for what looks pretty pretty solid opportunity for some showers. 10th of an inch quarter of an inch. half an inch. maybe a half inch in some places, and perhaps in the mountains. we could see a foot of snow anywhere from three inches to a foot and then the current temperatures about where they were last night, so overnight lows are going to be chilly enough, but not freezing some frost possible open

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hana kim fox news. already turned out to be a pretty nice day today, a little warmer than yesterday. these were the highs we looked at him once we look at him again and add a couple degrees, so we'll see lots of mid number sixties with a few low seventies tomorrow, so a little bit warmer. spring weather pretty much so you've seen lots of blooms on the trees. you're seeing the birds start to do their thing. this high pressure is going to be dominant this entire week, at least through saturday, maybe well friday and then saturday it will start to weaken, but we're going to be with mild to warm with highs in the sixties and low seventies. most of us will be in the sixties. but you'll find those low seventies down towards morgan hill and gilroy. maybe a little warmer than that. but that big high is the last thing you want to see, right? i mean, we're coming into march march can be such productive rainfall month as you know, snowfall as well. but this isn't going to help us out this week turns the end of the

officials tell fox news none of the missiles hit consulate and zero u.s. casualty and in the king the and erbil is unman and americans aseen who had live and work near consulate including u.s. military personnel. our fox news producer and baghdad reports multiple rocket it is landed near the consulate and one of the rockets damaged the main headquarters of tv, no one was injured. the last time brian missiles were fired from inside ranks january of 2020 iran fired over a dozen missiles at al-assad air base in response to u.s. killing iranian general ka sam soleimani. back to nuclear talks with them and not in the same room because they don't like us. russias trying to negotiate a deal and tried for empty building what's big deal. brian thanks so much. appreciate it. unbelievable. meanwhile is china president xi rethink bromance with vladimir putin we have inside look at that big moment and that relationship that matters so much. [sound of gunfire] shipstation saves us so much time it makes it really easy and seamless pick an order print everything you need

>> a fox news alert. the ukrainian government now says three innocent civilians have been killed in a russian airstrike on a maternity hospital. a child among the victims. russian tanks sitting 13 miles from the ukrainian capital of kyiv as they hunt for president zelenskyy. >> carley: gas prices hitting a new record of $4.32 within the last hour, president biden blaming putin for the energy crisis and won't answer questions about it. >> are there talks to bring iran back to the table? >> what is your name? >> andrew murray. >> from? >> fox news digital. >> fox? >> carley: not a laughing matter. heard some giggles. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: and i'm todd piro. we begin with jonathan hunt with the latest on russia's push toward the capital. jonathan. >> jonathan: we have seem to have lost jonathan, this happens in this kind of situation, we'll move on. >> carley: do we have our next guest, guy? okay, our next guest fled mariupol just before the hospital was demol

welcome back to "fox news sunday." it's good to see you. >> senator scott: it's nice seeing you, john, i think we are going to have a great year. we've got great candidates running around the country, which got some primaries, the democrats have primaries, in their primaries that think bernie sanders type candidates are going to come out. the biden agenda is very unpopular so as long as we raise our money, as long as we, you know, focus on big, bold ideas, i think we're going to have a great november. >> john: you do have a couple of issues, which i will get to win a second, but first of all, i just want to pivot back to ukraine because the president made a lot of news yesterday at the tail end of that speech that he gave in warsaw when he seemed to go off script for a second and ad lib. this, listen here. >> president biden: for god sake, this man cannot remain in power. >> john: that seemed to be a dramatic departure from the established american policy, where he appeared to be calling for regime change in russia, ta

>> todd: fox news alert. thick, black smoke rising over lviv after russian missiles level an aircraft maintenance building next to ukrainian's second largest airport. the attack is first to rock the western city, located 40 miles from the border of nato ally poland. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. six missiles were likely launched from the black sea. two were shot down by defense systems. this major escalation by moscow happening not far from where borders provide around the update. jonathan. >> jonathan: carley and todd, good morning to you, just after dawn this morning, we heard the air raids here in the center -- reverberated across this city. russian missiles slamming into an aircraft repair facility, we are told that is literally right next to lviv airport, one of the largest in this country. we are told that those missiles were launched via aircraft from over the black sea. they were kh555 cruise missiles that slammed into the airport there. you ca

. >> this is a fox news alerts alert. i am jonathan hunt in ukraine, and hit every news piece trucks between russia and ukraine, russian forces are pounding cities across this country. a city just north of the coasta city of mary opal the destruction is extraordinary as you can see here, entire buildings, entire streets wiped out by the almost constant bombardment of russian forces who now appeared to control man of the streets. further south, the national guard forces who our ukrainian have been hitting at russian tanks and the streets. we have this video taken from inside those ukrainian vehicles as they take aim at the russian weaponry. in kyiv, the russians continue their bombardment of the outskirts of the capital city destroying again a apartment buildings and chilling attacks of women, children, and other civilians that have had to be rescued by the emergency services there. the mayor says people will keep fighting. >> people don't want to leave. and on man, over 60 told me i don't want to leave, this is my hometow

this is a fox news alert. i'm jonathan hunt in lviv. ukraine where just after dawn this morning russian missiles slammed into the city's airport. the explosions heard reverberating across the city center, which is just three miles or so from the site of those explosions. videos posted on twitter clearly show a mushroom cloud and huge plumes of smoke rising from the airport. we understand from the mayor of

fox news white house correspondent jacqui heinrich, fox news radios guy benson, fox news political analyst juan williams, and howard kurtz, host of media buzz. thank you all for coming on. look at this, everybody together, this is wonderful until they separate us again. jacqui, to you first. we talk a little bit about this with senator sasse, we know that president biden and president xi talked on the phone for two hours. the white house made it very clear afterwards that, you know, president biden reinforced to president xi that if they back russia, there will be consequences, but they don't really lay out the consequences, which seems to be kind of a pattern. what are you hearing? >> they don't lay out the consequences, they want to have this conversation directly with china and not through the media but i find that to be interesting given that this administration's position is the mere threat of a sanction should be the deterrent. we went through this with putin and the russian invasion. if they want to deter china from working with russia, you would think that they would spell out exac

on sirius xm any time anywhere on fox news on your own. xm america is listening. russians are now recruiting foreign fighter welcome back to our continuing coverage of the war on ukraine. let's bring back our chief correspondent and co-anchor jonathan hunt. jonathan, tries to unleashing a barrage of rockets and bombs across ukraine. russian ground troops facing an unexpected obstacle. the very stiff resistance of the ukrainian forces. senior pentagon officials estimate russia has fired nearly a thousand missiles since invading ukraine. death and destruction obviously widespread, but russian convoys on the ground have not made much advancement on a lot of the major cities, including kyiv itself, of course. and that is a major setback that's prompted moscow to request financial and military aid from china. joining us now, matt shoemaker . he's a former officer with the defense intelligence agency. and it really does seem that has caught the russians out. this really incredible resistance which the ukrainians say should be no surprise to anyb

alexis mcadams fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. were fighting all together for our alright, well lose our principles. russia continues to bombard ukraine's capital kiev as the city implements a curfew to minimize more civilian casualties, and we're learning of the terrible toll that the fighting has taken. on civilians . good evening, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach all of this coming as we enter the 20th day of the war and the us finalizes a multibillion dollar aid package for ukraine. dozens of people were killed in russian strikes on apartment buildings in the capital city. it is estimated 600 civilians have been killed so far. also today, the prime ministers of the czech republic, slovenia and poland arrived in the capital city in a show of support. ukraine's president also asked european allies for more weapons today, even as the talks with russia are ongoing atop ukrainian negotiators suggested there is room for compr

all right now on fox news sunday. >> hello again from fox news in washington. russian forces are pushing deeper into ukraine attacking cities, but facing continued resistance. they have not yet claimed full control of a major city, but they have cut off at least one. ukraine's president is repeating his calls to meet with russian president vladimir putin and this week the united nations sent said at least entered 40 million suspension 1400 wounded the real toll is thought to be much higher. in a moment we will speak with a key republican member of the intelligence committee, senator bennett sasse. but we begin this morning with the team fox coverage rate jonathan hunt and lviv which starts first russian strikes this week. beyond the border between ukraine and poland chose the very latest on the humanitarian crisis there. but first, mark meredith at the white house with the very latest on the president's plans to meet with allies in europe, mark a good morning to you. >> this week president biden is expected to strongly reaffirm america's commitment to the nato

keep it here. >> this is a fox news alert. i'm bryan llenas. ukraine accusing russian forces of killing civilians in an attack on women and children who were trying to escape fighting near kyiv. we go live to jonathan hund live in lviv. >> good morning from ukraine. with the day 18 now under way of this brute pal war, the united nations is estimating there have been 1

fox news contributor dr. janette nesheiwat is on the ground in ukraine to provide medical care for those in need. she is at a mobile hospital in lviv. first of all, doctor, when people make their way to you what are the key things that you are seen and are some of them treatable and some of them not? >> good question, harris. i'm seeing all sorts of ailments and diseases. for people today, i'm working at the base of the train station. i had a patient come in with a full-blown myocardial infection. having a full-blown heart attack. by the grace of god, there happen to be paramedics there the station who were able to take him over to the hospital and get him the care that he needs. it's important to get that in a timely manner. a lot of anxiety, a lot of headaches, lot of high blood pressure. patients also came in with palpitations. i was at the tent working in a conductor ran off the train to come and grab me. took me over to the tracks of a train because a woman had collapsed. she was dehydrated. we are seen

eric: we have live team fox fox news coverage for you. arab. >> halfny is in ian -- arab shah ofny is in to to poland. but first to greg palkot with the titillatest in lviv. >> reporter: this war could be closing in on a very dangerous next stage, a siege that could be very, very dangerous for a lot of people as it looks like wills an end game in that a battle for that important city. officials say now house to house fighting is going on in the port city of mariupol between russian and and ukrainian forces. russia a has debesieged the city for weeks. there is a report of 400 sheltering inside a school, unconfirmedded reports that russia's taking thousands of civilians out of the city against their will. this as more experts are saying what we first reported yesterday, that this conflict could be bogging down into a deadly war of attrition. ukrainian troops successfully fended off the first wave of russian invasion, now the russians are digging in around says like the capital of kyiv and pounding them with artillery. and and russia is once

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that killed fox news photographer pierre zachefsky. it seriously injured fox news correspondent benjamin hall that we've now learned journalist alexandra kupshinova was also killed in the deadly incident she was working as a consultant for fox news and was with them in the vehicle when they came under attack. she was helping our crews navigate kyiv and the surround ing area while gathering information and speaking to sources. she's known as a fixer, who fixed just about everything. she spoke the language, she help ed the crew on the ground. sasha was just 24 years old. our deepest sympathies to her family. we're coming right back. . . ♪. liz: 3 1/2 minutes before the closing bell rings and look at the nasdaq, up 375 points. that is the session high, up nearly 3%. it is really tech has had the runaway gains all day long. the tech-heavy index is sort of the overall umbrella area let's dig down beneath the umbrella. names include nvidia, advanced micro devices, micron, may be impacted by higher interest rates, we'll see. but we have qui

we'll have it live here on fox news channel, don't miss it. thanks to everyone, enjoy the rest of your friday and your weekend. now up next, for now, "america reports." >> john: kayleigh, thank you so much. fox news alert this friday, president biden meeting with u.s. troops in poland in the last hour after warning a nationwide food shortage in the united states is "going to be real" as a result of russian president vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine and the subsequent sanctions against russia. >> all told, russia and ukraine produce accounts for about a quarter of the world's wheat supply. g7 leaders are scrambling to increase food production to avoid what could be, they say, a global wheat crisis. a lot more throughout the hour. >> john: begin "america reports" with more heartache in ukraine. president biden set to meet with ukrainian refugees and give a major address tomorrow in warsaw, poland as authorities in the shattered city of mariupol in ukraine are now reporting 300 deaths in russian airstrike that leveled a theater that was being

ashley devore kin fox news. it is 5 49 and let's check in with steve paulson for a look at today's weather. well we'll get some increasing clouds. not too bad in the morning, you guys thirties and forties to start some low clouds and made a return visit to the coast system is still a ways away, but it'll start to drag across as later this evening tonight. then overnight, get some light rain into early tuesday morning. there's not a lot out of this system. we do have a fog bank layer. i mean, it's not widespread. it'll keep 50 sixties by the coast, mid sixties around the bay, then upper sixties and low seventies inland. thirties for a few, mainly forties, mid forties around circling the wagons, their conquered also berkeley and oakland. low forties san carlos, palo alto. few upper thirties and they're even santa rosa. those only 40. saratoga cupertino in there some thirties in the santa cruz mountains. also san martin, santa clarence campbell low forties around santa cruz kept tola and aptos all in there around 4

there was >> a fox news alert. the ukrainian government now says three innocent civilians have been killed in a russian airstrike on a maternity hospital. a child among the victims. russian tanks sitting 13 miles from the ukrainian capital of kyiv as they hunt for president zelenskyy. >> carley: gas prices hitting a new record of $4.32 within the last hour, president biden blaming putin for

. ♪ ♪ >> carley: a fox news alert, we are awaiting remarks from president biden this hour before he departs for poland. a key nato ally on the front lines of the humanitarian crisis and the war in ukraine. you are watching "fox & friends first." i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: and i'm todd piro. the european commissioner repeating their commitment to defending their shared values. jonathan hunt live on the ground. >> carley: we begin with griff jenkins in washington as we await president biden's remarks. >> good morning, carley and todd. we may hear from the president this hour and we will see if he takes questions after a contentious exchange yesterday where he denied sanctions for every intended to deter russian invasion. >> deterrence didn't work. what makes you think vladimir putin will alter course based on the action you've taken today? >> let's get something straight. you'll remember if you covered me from the beginning that i did not say, in fact, the sanctions would deter him. that's not what i said. you're playing a game with me. the answer is now. i think what happens is we have to

both are fox news contributors. ben, zelenskyy's acting background drew enormous sympathy not just from congress, but9 from the television audience. did he succeed in moving do -- the debate in giving him the weapons he thinks his country needs to survive? >> i think in the a continuation of it. what we really have seen here, i think, is a shift on the participant of the american people that happened -- on the part of the american people that can be seen in polling data that we have from a number of different sources including a lot of republicans who believe that there ought to be more support for ukraine than the biden administration is currently doing. one of the things, of course, that they're going to run into is just the sheer challenge of getting these weapons systems and getting everything there in terms of material and resources in a situation that is increasingly chaotic. but i do think that we have, we should sort of step back and appreciate what's going on here which is that we've come out of a period of

fox two news . this is mornings onto we all have a spring in our step because we're so glad you're here. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's a monday march 28th. roberta is here. are you happy with the rain? she brought? couldn't be happier. roberta yes? yeah, i have a confession. yes i know you gave me permission before, but i had to borrow your hairspray though you got like, i got like a cbs in my locker here at work. so you take whatever you need, sister, whatever you need. like this, you know, person i tote everything around all the time and forgot the hairspray. i've got my lunch. i can live without my lunch, but not the carrier spring. yes priorities, right. okay your priority as you're heading on and out the door this morning. hi everybody. you will need that umbrella. we still have some rain showers across the bay area. the book of the activity pushed in after midnight, but here you can see him. it's a very mature area. low pressure still providing rain showers around vac

teresa pre yolo fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. president jo biden will address the american people in his first state of the union address this evening, and it comes at a precipitous moment for our nation between record inflation a pandemic. and a war overseas. the president has to acknowledge that the costs of gas and groceries is going up. he also can take credit for the seven million jobs created in his first year. the record unemployment the fact that covid now is in the rear view mirror. of the speech has taken on new significance after last week when russia began its invasion of ukraine. good evening, everyone and thank you for joining us tonight at five. i'm heather holmes and i'm alex savage. let's get you a live look here from outside the u. s capitol, where president biden will be addressing the american public in an hour, mr biden will be declaring that dictators like russian president vladimir putin must pay a price or dangerous to the u. s and the world will only grow. but that, of course, is not the only thing on his

fox news alert. brand-new video coming into fox news. now we can show you rescuers in a central region of ukraine trying to help young children escape the war. look at this. look at those little ones holding onto each other. some being carried by the forces that can help them out. we know hundreds of thousands of people have already left. so many more are still trying to escape. we're also getting new images of the sheer destruction of the city of kharkiv. mike tobin was talking about how bad this got. we'll take you inside. the russian forces continuing to shell and attack the second largest city of ukraine. stay close. it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same, but at fisher investments we're clearly different. (other money manager) different how? you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades. (fisher investments) never at fisher. (other money manager) ok, then you probably sneak in some hidden

w and we begin tonight with a fox news alert. we're going to take you live tol the ground in theif groundai in ukraine where military activity is now ongoingne at this very hour earlier, a new barrage of indiscriminate a russian bombing completely leveling a local theater in southern ukraine where hundreds of innocent civilians were shelteringno in place, by the way, including many young children. in fact, as you can see thereon on your screen, the word children was painted on the ground in russian on either side ofon the theater. bute o

with reaction tova all of this , fox news speaker of the house fox news contributor newt gingrich. soso we got joe the cognitive mess as president. ss we've, got kamala harris kind of a disaster unfolding every day and not far behind them is her own struggling cognitive mess. that is nancy pelosi. so i don't really have a lot of confidence in the government now, mr. speaker, but maybe i'm wrong. you help mehelp out. first of all, if you want a strong reason to pray for the health of the united states, you are reminded againou today that reason is the vice president. she's not only totallyth incoherent, you know, he may or may not have cognitive decline problems at his age, but at her age she's just dumb nrsc. let's be clear, kamala harrisma may be the dumbest person ever elected vice president in american history and that's why people keep resigning. i mean, if you wereio her national security adviser and you were competentr and you'd worked hard and you knew you were doing and you watched y her in poland break un laughing when she's asked about ukrainian refugees, you feel a sense

next is fox news. ♪♪ welcome to fox news that night. i'm rich in washington in for shannon bream. breaking to that, russian force continue the struggle to make any advances in ukraine. it may be modifying their goal to simply take the east. this as we get new images of th horse up the theater bombing in mariupol. plus we are expecting the collateral sanctions on rush of the growing concern of both worlds food shortages as the wa on ukraine -- and harry potter author jk rawlings pushes back tonight against russian president vladimir putin and his dubious comments about an unexpected connection between the two of them. we begin tonight in ukraine as the sun starts to rise on saturday morning in eastern europe. chief correspondent jonathan hunt is with the latest developments live from lviv. jonathan fleck. >> rich, this time yesterday we were talking about potentially the tide turning end this war. now it appears we may have an actual seachange. that seachange announced by russian generals who talked about modifying come as they pu it, brush up's goals in ukraine and rather than see

let's now go to a fox news alert. the price of oil rising again. benchmark crude up to more than one hundred ten dollars a barrel in electronic trading on the new york mercantile exchange. gas prices also skyrocketing and the biden administration is blaming vladimir putin. with me now is oil trader phil flynn. that's become the narrative now ,right? the whole narrative here is it's putin's fault, not biden's fault. and they forget to throw in , by the way, that prior to any bombs dropping in ukraine, the price of gas gone up 66% under the biden administration. what do you say? absolutely them across the nation for the last year before this war started, we had pictures on gas tanks. joe biden with his finger pointing towards a price saying i did that right. and i think now the democratic party wants to print stickers that said putin did that and covered those up. but i don't know if you can cover up the truth because the reality is americans know that their gasoline prices have been on the rise. you know, and then of course, looking at those heart w

as fox news, gillian turner reports. people who have observed the leader for years are noting a major change in both this attitude and behavior. i met with him many times, and this is a different putin world leaders who have been dealing with vladimir putin for decades or questioning his mental state, some calling him a madman. unhinged and paranoid. he seems erratic. there is an. ever deepening, delusional rendering of history. he's descending into something that i personally haven't seen before. it's not just bush administration officials, obama's intel chief and trump's national security adviser, are alarmed. i think he's a little unhinged. i really do. i don't think he's irrational actor because he's fearful, one former ambassador to russia says. when dictators rule for decades they become disconnected from reality. this is exactly what's happened to putin. lawmakers on capitol hill or calling him delusional. i'm really starting to question the competency mental fitness the last two years. he's even been more isolate

hello everyone welcome to a brand-new hour of fox news life i am arthel level, hi erica. >> hello arthel thank you everyone for joining us i'm eric shawn. ukrainians have been mounting a fierce and brave defense against vladimir putin and his forces. a new video you can see they are released by the country's government, shows russian military helicopter falling from the sky after it apparently was hit by a stinger. this is a russian warplane, also apparently hit by a stinger falling from the sky pay part of the success is the ukrainians have also had. this comes as vladimir zelensky. arthel: zelensky also asked for a no-fly zone being implement over his country as president putin warns such a move by the west could broaden the fight and beyond ukraine's borders. congressman brian kirkpatrick joining us now, and moments he will be from.to talk about bipartisan lawmakers efforts to help the ukrainian people. eric: the british ambassador, but let's begin fox news team, coverage here at home and abroad. benjamin paul is live with the latest just after 11:00 p.m., hi, benjamin. >> as you data

a fox news alert. vladimir putin bombing ukraine cities into submission. forcing thousands of refugees to flee into neighboring nations. our next guest fled and then became a navy seal. thank you for spending time with us. you grew up in soviet occupied poland. you were recently in poland and you have an interesting take on what's happening with this russia-ukraine war. what did you hear when you were over there? >> for us america the russians -- the sanctions are not working as well as portrayed. there is a lot of misinformation on our side. russians are still fighting. their using terror tactics. work together as one it will be hard to stop putin. remember, it's more well equipped country. and the disturbing part of this, what i hear from my polish-ukrainian friends, they are afraid of president biden as much as president putin. they real lies this defense team is the same defense team that gave us benghazi and the ambassador and two of the young men were my teammates. leaving behind our citizens and

we mushiness ktvu, fox two news. new at noon, a big announcement today by the national football league surrounding a role change in the post season. the nfl is changing its sometimes controversial overtime rules to guarantee each team gets the ball. in playoffs beginning this season if the team possessing the ball first in overtime scores a touchdown on that drive, the opponents still gets a possession in recent seasons. that touchdown would have ended the game. the role is a modified version of the proposal set forth by the indianapolis colts in the philadelphia eagles, which would have required one possession for each team in overtime for all the games. regular season rules for overtime will remain on changed. we have cloudy skies behind us over the oakland estuary, but the rain is long gone, so let's check in with meteorologist rosemary oroczo for look at the forecast. yes. hello to both for you. we are looking at partly cloudy skies getting into the second half of the afternoon over much of the bay area's still l

fox news. caroline elliott joins us now live from florida, where the group is based with the story of project dynamo. caroline. good evening. good evening. so far, the group has received 14,000 requests for how many of those from americans stuck in ukraine right now and the last few weeks, the group has rescued hundreds of people but still have a long way to go. particularly for women in children are among the latest victims in russian airstrikes in ukraine on them, but thanks to a group of us veterans led by brian stern, that's our baby by the way that we just rescued. that's it. let me bring you over to them one second the family is a very, very private people. some families and children are getting a second chance. we were evacuated. um like three day olds, four day old five day olds like that all the way up to senior citizens evacuated elderly people that can't walk. we've evacuated whole families were evacuated single. single kids. the signal is spotted from the war zone. but project dynam

fox news contributor lara trump joins us now. good morning to you, laura. the question is what to these numbers say about how americans feel about the current president? >> good morning, guys. i'm kind of surprise 38 million people tuned in. that many people are having trouble sleeping and wanted to be lulled to sleep by joe biden for the reality is he's not a great orator. he's kind of uncomfortable to watch when he speaks, so much so that nancy pelosi was uncomfortable doing whatever she had going on with her hands and her mouth. and where are the 81 million people who voted for them? they didn't want to tune in to watch his first date of the union address? carly, dear point i think joe biden has been a huge disappointment for people. i think they are frustrated with him. they probably regret voting for him. so perhaps they didn't want to tune in to become further irritated and upset that they actually cast a vote for this man. look, i had very low expectations for joe biden. he surpassed even my lowest expectations very early on and continues to go down.