great to see you why did it take this long to verify the story that the "new york post," fox news and others have forfied for about two years? >> well, we're very, very far away from the time that it mattered, which was during an election year. it is kind after founding to see them-- without even any actually acknowledgement that this was real. not just the quarterback new york times and much of the rest of the of the media from others who should have known better. calling this russian disinformation. now they say they have authenticated it, about two years too late. one more point, one more piece of confirmation. we cannot, the public can trust these people, meaning the national media at large. the supposed fact checkers to be ashittors of what is true and what is not. they cannot fact check a breaking story, where they do not have all of the information there. is some trust with places saying. we have this. we know it is true. if they will intervene on behalf of the joe biden campaign and democrats and other political operations, that makes them just activists like anything else. >>

all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ jon: hello again from fox news in washington, the president is back on u.s. soil this morning after a blistering speech in europe where he slammed russian president vladimir putin and gave a stark warning to stay out of nato territory. the president also appeared to call for putin's removal but the white house walking that back this morning. this comes after days of meetings with nato allies on how to support ukraine as russia continues indiscriminate shelling one month into the invasion. in a moment we will discuss president's speech with julianne smith. we begin with team coverage mike tobin on the ground in lviv. first rich edison in the white house with reaction to biden's words? rich: but the white house has left clarifying president biden's major pronouncement. >> it's putin, it's vladimir putin who is to blame, period. rich: in a major speech in poland at the doorstep of russian aggression, president biden verbally tore down vladimir putin assailing him for invasion of ukraine and the president encouraged the world's democracies and warned

there was an injured reporter from fox news in ukraine today. and the people who are aligning with the crisis, and people who are saying, this invasion is justified. or that this invasion isn't really happening at all. they should say, choose your own adventure that's happening from russian propaganda right now. so, eventually, appreciate those reporters who are in these cities getting shelled and watching's children die on the street will want to step up and tell their colleague over at fox news and this cabin in maine that maybe this is real or that he wants the lead on tells audience. >> this would be a good night to do it, given that the state department reporter for fox news has been injured by shelling in russia, as you say. ben, thanks very much for your reporting, appreciate your time. it is getting difficult, by the way, to protest the war if you live in russia, now that vladimir putin has made it illegal to even call it a war. but some poster board or creative use of the internet can make anything possible. we're gonna tell you more ab

news, does fox have some response that? are they out there saying, wow, hold on, this is not meant to be stuff that goes into russian propaganda? >> not that we've heard. but i will say, there's going to be a line at some point between the real reporters who are in ukraine getting hurt. there was an injured reporter from fox news in ukraine today. and the people who are aligning with the crisis, and people who are saying, this invasion is justified or that this invasion isn't really happening at all. they should say, choose your own adventure that's happening from russian propaganda right now. so, eventually, appreciate those reporters who are in these cities getting shelled and watching children die in the street will want to step up and tell their colleague over at fox news and this cabin in maine that maybe this is realer than he wants the lead on tells audience. >> this would be a good night to do it, given that the state department reporter for fox news has been injured by shelling in russia, as you say. ben, thanks ve

fox news new at 11 tonight. the livermore city council is expected to examine its relationship with its russian sister city at tomorrow's meeting, the consul general of ukraine in san francisco asked livermore's mayor to contact the city of pierzynski in russia and ask it to take actions to oppose the invasion of ukraine. the lawrence livermore laboratory sponsors the sister city relationship. the lab has been asked if it has any concerns over the city, possibly severing the relationship. the laps. response is expected to be made public at tomorrow's meeting. several bay area residents are jumping on flights and heading to eastern europe to help ukrainian refugees and family members reached safety. ktvu demagogues picked up our team coverage of this conflict after speaking with two men who recently returned from the region, an apple employee recently returned home to the bay area after helping his wife and son evacuate from odessa in a san francisco biotech company co founder who handed out cash to refugees for

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officials tell fox news the consulate thankfully unmanned all u.s. personnel in the area are accounted for. where the missiles were launched from is still unknown but begin with senior foreign affairs correspondent whose lives with the latest on the ground, greg. >> we heard about a half an hour ago, all quiet again here is russian military machine and ukraine military does its best to keep them off. mariupol, hundreds of thousands remain trapped. russian armies ceramic the city with shells and bomb strikes without water, food, electricity for many days now. russian military slowly around the capitol kyiv, it's taken in the suburb, troops within 15 miles, struggling to get out of it. the civilian casualties are rising as russians set aside any precise approach, basically they are going for the jugular. his the western part of the country, a funeral they for soldiers for the airstrike on friday. airbases and military aid, convoys, anguish for the lost fighters and refugees are coming through, 2.6 million people have left the country, fleeing the ongoi

we begin with the fox news alert. ukrainian officials confirming eight russian missiles stuck the city of vinnytsia and destroy the airport. this new video outside of kyiv showed the smoke from a depot hit by shelling. a second attempt to evacuate the ukrainian city of mariposa failed. with only 300 of the 200,000 people reportedly able to get out before shelling began. >> with seeing very credible reports undelivered attacks on civilians which will constitute a work crime. now to benjamin hall live in kyiv to get the latest. >> what we've seen is the push by russian forces to try to surround and get ever closer to kyiv, the city where we are now in the town of irpin has been child has heavily. we are seeing russian forces move from the northeast down toward kyiv as well. down in the south it'll be a matter of time until vladimir putin sources close that off completely. one official telling fox news tonight would be the night that they hit kyiv with missiles, jets and helicopters. we're waiting to see if that happens.

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all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ and hello again from fox news in washington. you're looking live at western ukraine, where russian forces have escalated attacks, striking a military base near the polish border and bring in the war closer to nato's doorstep where the u.s. has dispatched soldiers and refugees have fled harm's way. russia has worn it sees u.s. weapons shipments to ukraine as a "legitimate target," but the white house is sending another $200 million in military aid after three weeks of brutal attacks. in a moment we will speak with deputy secretary of state wendy sherman. but we begin with fox team coverage. mike tobin and levee lviv. first to benjamin hall on the ground in kyiv where leaders remain defiant. benjamin. >> good morning, bret. in a very significant strike this morning by russian forces just 12 miles from the polish border they were striking at a large ukrainian military facility and they have 35 people dead. that is the largest, biggest loss of life since this conflict began in a single strike. the target had been a former nato train

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a fox news cameraman has died. reporter: he was a war zone veteran and had covered several conflicts. he had been working in ukraine since february. there fox news colleague is in hospital. an american filmmaker and journalist for the new york times was shot dead in irpin last week and. reporters without borders says the press is especially vulnerable. >> journalists are targeted, the literally targeted. as proven on different occasions. reporter: ukraine is trying to help directly. >> reporters without borders did open less saturday. we will start in the next few days. reporter: authorities say two ukrainian journalists have been killed. anchor: this that we told you about the journals to interrupted from time. she appeared in a moscow court where she was handed a fine of 30,000 rubles and was released. she called on the russian people to take to the streets. many of them remain behind bars for protesting. reporter: an image seeing the world over. a newscast interrupted. her sign reads no war. the woman is a produ

alex hogan fox news. we have an update on the condition of fox news correspondent benjamin hall , who was severely injured in ukraine while reporting on the russian invasion. is now being treated at brooke army medical center in san antonio, texas, or to haul has had multiple surgeries and is a good spirits despite everything that's happened to him. fox news says the vehicle that hall was traveling in came under attack in kiev on march 14th. he was traveling with two colleagues who died in the attack. one week ago, more than 100 strollers were placed in the city of levied for each child killed so far during the russian invasion of ukraine. a group of people who gathered in san francisco today expressed their sorrow for the children who have been lost . and that haunting memorial ktvu zach south picks up her team coverage. of russia's invasion after speaking with demonstrators about the reason behind it. russia is not going to win this words very clear, but they they're trying to just exact more pain and s

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: this is a fox news alert fox news alert, ukraine's capital city imposed a 35 hour curfew, buildings and the city under heavy shelling at the moment. fox greg palkot in ukraine. what do you see? >> hey, tucker. we were over here in lviv. pretty quiet, they have a curfew in place. a little bit of scattered gunshots earlier. we have been hearing steady drone over the head. but eerily quiet is the way to describe lviv. i would say brutal is the way to describe kyiv, the capital of the country. they stepped up indiscriminate bombardment of artillery much of the city. dozens of civilians killed but the main forces outside of the center of the city appear that shelling has become more systematic. now around the clock curfew and there is mayhem all the time. the building, but meanwhile down south a little bit of a relief for the people of the city of mariupol, 20,000 people fled with cars on a humanitarian route yesterday and today. but some 400,000 remained there and there was barely any vital services. 2300 dead. talks between ukrainian officials and russian officials described

fox news has been reporting tha about 4500 russian soldiers hav been killed. of course the ukrainian says 11,000 for it fox news cannot confirm that number that appear to be a bit high but we're talking about 4500 russian soldiers potentially dead in th battlefield and just two weeks of a war, that's pretty significant there are 4500 soldiers with a mother, a fathe and pretty soon we could see more protest, we've artie seen them in the streets of st. petersburg and moscow and other places in these people are raving jail terms, we seen the plainclothes police feeding people and the streets, we've seen people detained there not just thrown in jail for a week or to our given is something, some people are doing hard time so in terms of the state of mind , it doesn't appear like is backing down at all. in terms of the sanctions, i'm sure that based on what officials are saying, putin has world away some cash and it doesn't seem to be affecting him , but certainly has country it just seems like he is more and more angry and is coming harder at this country. and why

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 compromise, and said there will be more discussions tomorrow. as fox news lauren blanchard tells us th

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

all right now on fox news sunday . hello again from fox news in washington. you are looking live at lviv in western ukraine where russian forces have escalated attack striking a military base near the polish border and bringing the work closer to nato's doorstep where the u.s. has dispatched soldiers and refugees have fled harm's way. russia has warned that it seized u.s. russian shipments as a legitimate target. it is sending another $200 million in military aid after three weeks of brutal attacks. in a moment we will speak with deputy secretary of state wendy. we begin with fox team coverage, mike tobin in lviv. no signs of slowing. first to benjamin hall on the ground in kyiv where leaders remained defiant. benjamin. >> good morning. a very significant strike this morning by russian forces. 12 miles from the polish border. thirty-five people dead. the largest biggest loss of life since this conflict began in a single strike. a former nato training facility which housed u.s. troops just a few weeks ago. russia said armed shipments would be targeted. as well

get the latest news business news headlines anytime, anywhere. fox news on your own. america is listening. jesse 1% how we use more of our ow large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written a ballot proposal to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless, but read the fine print. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. if you make a plan today. welcome back. a claim by a top ukrainian official may shed some light on how nations outnumbered and outgunned soldiers have been able to slow down a superpower army. according to ukraine's intelligence chief, his country has spies everywhere, including the kremlin. he says those undercover sources coupled with cyber intelligence have given ukraine access to moscow's plans of attack and its military compl

jonathan: this is a fox news alert. i'm jonathan hunt in lviv, ukraine. it's been over three hours since moscow said there would be severe consequences if the ukrainian forces didn't surrender mariupol. but mariupol has endured severe punishment thes past weeks. homes, shelters, schools, hospitals, paul fair game in russia's ruthless war. president volodymyr zelensky claims it will be remembers for season europeies. the mayor says at least one person has died. i'm jonathan hunt. trey: we're back with fox news alert, supreme court justice clarence thomas has hospitalized, he is to be released in a day or two, we'll bring you any updates as we get them. trey: steve harrigan has dedicated his life to reporting from the front lines of war, bringing us information we need to makin formed decisions, steve returned home from ukraine. i know reporters don't like the story to be about themselves. it is unavoidable in circumstance like this, where members offed media have been injured and killed. i would like you to give us a chance to tell us anything you want abo

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

amy kellogg fox news. this is katie fox two news at six. now at six massive award by a civil jury in the south bay is two sexual assault survivors are given more than $100 million in that verdict. good evening again, everyone. i'm frank malika and i'm julie julie haener those two women who were sexually abused by their teacher when they were teenagers are crime reporter henry lee now, with the latest on this case she was only 13 years old. two women were just teenagers when they were sexually abused by this man, former san jose music teacher samuel night from 2010 to 2014. now a jury has awarded the women $102 million in their civil lawsuit against the union school district in san jose, was a teacher at dartmouth middle school, where many of the tax happen, including in his office and the band room. he's now serving 52 years in state prison for his abuse and threats , he said. if you don't spend more time with me, if you keep spending time with these boys, i'm going to put these nude pictures and videos of you online lauren series, an attor

fox news trey yingst on the ground in the capital of ukraine tells, joins us tonight. trey, what do you see? >> tucker, good evening. the last hour, we did hear air d sirens go in the ukrainian capital kyiv. one u.s. official says outside the city making some progress in their advance on the capital. we know according to that official, those forces are about 10 miles from where we are standing in downtown kyiv right now. we are also getting some new images today, tucker, of a rocket launcher from the ukrainian side so when they are trying to push back this russias of the country. take a look. [explosion] some of that video they're showing how the ukrainians are responding to the shelling by russian forces. there have also been air strikes in a number of locations. here you can see the aftermath of a residential area that was hit with russian artillery in the southern town of mariupol, a town of about 400,000 people and also the site of that russian strike yesterday that killed three people at a maternity hospital. this video also showing some aftermath of damage in a r

, anywhere fox news audio on sirius xm america is listening. welcome back to this specialsp edition of "hannity" tonight the democrats covid hispanic hypocrisyion is yet an on full display. fox news has just obtained emailsls revealing that the cdc actually never had any federal data about the learning loss caused by covid school closures. not going tos lookpe into that really t not interested sog much for following the science which we it was a sham. meanwhile in new york city, get this one mayor eric adams has lifted the employer vaccine mandate. great newsyein but only for athletes and farmers. he won't even hire back any of the municipal the city workers that were fired for refusing to shop. so brooklyn nets star kyrie irving can play basketball and for the for the brooklyn nets and he can earn millions of dollars while doing so while unvaccinated cops and firefighters can't get rehired and are collectingfi unemployment. it i is such a senselessen and hypocritical move. even the ladies of the view areo callingf him out. >> take a look. foll

the news at six starts now. this is ktvu fox two news at six. now obviously, i'm incredibly chaotic situation. a large fighting rubs in a very crowded restaurant. now it's six new information, just released about a police shooting in san jose and the man wounded when officers opened fire tonight. san jose's police chief says that man shot by police early sunday morning was not the person who brought the illegal weapon into a downtown restaurant. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener that. hi, everyone. i'm frank malika. within the hour. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary spoke to that man's lawyer says his client is a hero for disarming the would be gunmen. jesse joins us live from san jose police headquarters. now with the full story just breaking this afternoon, jesse and frank and this is all come together within the past hour, as you said attorney dante pointer identifies the man who was shot and wounded by san jose. police is 20 year old kenyan green, a star athlete from the east bay. he says green was out with his girlfriend having

alex hogan, fox news. rich: continuing her reports from krakow, poland thank you. >> we have seen horror and heartbreak in ukraine, and americans are stepping up to help. drew charity that include the red cross, one of the organizations providing critical medical and mental health support to those who are leaving ukraine. you can join fox by supporting red cross relief efforts. viewers have raised 6 million dollars to assist the red cross in ukraine and bode yond, to help those in need. let's all keep it up. everyone here in ukraine and all those refugees, flooding into poland, and other countries, really need that help. rich: absolutely, more and more is needed. >> also jonathan, former president barack obama tested positive for covid-19, he tweeted this afternoon he feels fine. other than a scratchy throat. his wife, former first lady michelle obama tested negative. both are vaccinated, and former president encourages other americans to get vaccinated as well. >> and much more to come, on war in ukraine,

all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ hello again from fox news in washington. you are looking live it kyiv re-creating facing increasingly grim conditions. gathering threat from approaching columns of russian troops to the south ukrainian officials wait to see if a safe passage meant to get civilians out of harm's way would hold after a temporary cease-fire collapsed saturday. all while vladimir putin signals he has no intention of stopping his campaign calling sanctions by the west tantamount to declaring war in a moment we'll stick with ukrainian ambassador to the s oksana markarova. we working with team fox covering jonathan hot and trying to ukraine the temporary cease-fire is holding. at the latest on the front lines first let's turn to alex hoff traveling with the president in delaware with u.s. response, alex. >> will shannon, last night president biden spoke with president zelensky for about 45 minutes. the discussion includes plans to send more economic aid. follow an emotional video call zelensky held with u.s. lawmakers. >> been on a lot of zoom call

hello everyone welcome to brand-new our fox news life i am eric shawn hi arthel. arthel: hi everyone i am arthel neville. well ukrainian fighters still putting fierce and heroic resistance. stalling the ground assault on their capitol and even forcing a rush into in apparent shift in strategy with the kremlin saying it will now focus on eastern ukraine. still, kyiv mayer today echoing president zelensky's pleas for more help from the u.s. >> everyone is surprised how we stay firmly the most powerful strongest armies in the world the russian army. because it's a russian army we receive this money. ukrainian soldiers families, children and our homes. it's a huge difference. but we need the weapons. >> we need the weapons. jeff paul is the very latest from there, jeff. >> arthel despite the recent missile strikes here in kristinv people try to go about their daily lives as normal as possible. we suck people out and about today enjoying their sunday even though it just about 24 hours ago they were being warned to brace for another possible attack. now, our sources on

another fox news alert. an investigation into whether russian money was used to fund american groups that push to and oil production. reporter: good morning republicans are calling for an investigation into the possible involvement of the american green groups that push to ban domestic oil production. the committee sense one —- sent a letter to secretary alan singh russia promoted anti- energy policies and politicians in the us now thanks to the war on domestic energy oil production has dropped 10 percent. president biden is under intense scrutiny is the national average $4.32 per gallon but high prices were not a concern under the last administration. >> without the money coming in from energy, russia doesn't work. but to make this threat credible, the us would have to immediately and bidens ridiculous war for american energy. we were energy independent. [cheers and applause] it's very simple we have to get her energy workers pumping, producing mining and refining like never before. reporter: texas land c

here at fox news fox corporation has donated $1 million to support the efforts and we are asking you to join in the effort as well. and thousands have generously donated. contributions are at four.$5 million go to red cross to contribute. >> remember when questions of refugees in poland apparently they don't think that warranted any criticism. >> this is based in racism and misogyny. she gets wonderful marks across the board. carly: the white house is now holding briefings with tiktok influencers and we break it down. next. so we made a plan to turn bath time into a business. ♪ ♪ find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com ancestry's helped me really understand my family's immigration experience and what life must have been like for them. and as i pass it on to my daughter, it's an important part of understanding who we are. carly: welcome back liberal newspapers are pumping up the defense of president biden and his energy policy that as gas prices soar the president is deflecting all criticism by blaming vladimir putin. >> joe is up early with us on a saturday put up articles t

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

bringing the latest with fox news coverage. alexandria hoff with washington's response. >> carley: first we start with mike tobin. mike what is the latest in lviv? >> mike: start with remarkable images out of kharkiv, city far east of the country that has been under attack now for the better part of a day. there is a direct hit on a municipal building there from what looks like a smart weapon. they are targeted hit on this building. we have information from sources on the ground it was a targeted assassination attempt. no word on casualties from that strike. we know in kharkiv, there are tremendous civilian casualties largely because of indiscriminate rocket fire that came into ukraine's second largest city all day yesterday. just west, there is military base in altikra, which took a direct hit from artillery yesterday. reports that seven ukrainian soldiers were killed because of that artillery strike in altikra, between kharkiv and kyiv. a battle is underway in kherson, focused on control of a bridge that stretches over the dn

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. the golden state warriors take on the memphis grizzlies tonight should be a good one. the warriors were short handed last night against the wizards without stefan currie, and it showed on the court. the warriors never had the lead in the 1 23 1 15 lost. klay thompson was five for 13 from beyond the yard but finished and finished with 25 points. golden state has now lost five of their last six games. but there's still and third place in the western division. there's just a week of spring training games left for the giants and the a's san francisco giants took on the angels yesterday in arizona. mauricio do bond had a nice little two run shot right there. the giants went on to win this 1 61 manager gabe kapler says he's been using this year's shorter spring training to get his players some reps at alternate positions to give them a little bit more flexibility. the giants home opener is friday, april eight. the eight is also working on tuning up before the beginning of the regular season

"fox news @ night" with the evil shannon bream is next. i'm greg gutfeld and i love you, america. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello, welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, friday morning is dawning in ukraine now one month into vladimir putin's war. ukrainian forces gaining in their counteroffensive against the russians, featuring intense fighting in the suburbs of kyiv. we have a crew on the ground with an update on the

only on fox news sunday. plus, lawmakers blast the biden administration's plan to restore the iran nuclear deal. it is absolutely stunning that this deal is being negotiated by two of our worst enemies on the planet. >> we will ask senator jim rich about the ripple effect of the war on ukraine on global security and it to is a fox news exclusive. then americans face surging prices on groceries, cars, clothing and homes. the white house shifts its messaging on those eye-popping gas prices. >> people already feeling pollutants price hikes at the pump. >> we will ask for a panel of the political cost of inflation. all right now on fox news sunday . hello again from fox news in washington. you are looking live at lviv in western ukraine where russian forces have escalated attack striking a military base near the polish border and bringing the work closer to nato's doorstep where the u.s. has dispatched soldiers and refugees have fled harm's way. russia has warned that it seized u.s. russian shipments as a legitim

lauren blanchard, fox news tonight. we now know what fox news photographer and producer were killed in ukraine and a reporter was injured, the news network, says 55 year old photographer pierre zipped schatsky was killed outside of kiev yesterday when the vehicle he and reporter benjamin hall we're in was struck by incoming fire. a 24 year old ukrainian producer working with the fox news team was also killed in that attack. correspondent benjamin hall remains in the hospital. ktvu is jesse gary spoke with one former war correspondent here in the bay area. about the dangers faced every day during a massive conflict. war is filled with few rights and mostly wrongs. tuesday a fox news photographer and field producer with the latest journalists killed while covering the war in ukraine. correspondent benjamin hall was seriously wounded. it's noble to want to get right into the breach, but i think it's also, um. it can be foolhardy. you can make a career, but it can also end the life. veteran combat photographer kim common it

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

"fox news @ night" with the evil shannon bream is next. i'm greg gutfeld and i love you, america. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello, welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, friday morning is dawning in ukraine now one month into vladimir putin's war. ukrainian forces gaining in their counteroffensive against the russians, featuring intense fighting in the suburbs of kyiv. we have a crew on the ground with an update on the developments. about sanctions imposed on russia insisting they never deter, despite a prior message very different from the white house and the administration saying san shingles were all about deterrence. mayor eric adams exams athletes and performers from the city's vaccine mandates but what about the hundreds of city employees like cops and teachers who lost their jobs for not getting the shot? we begin tonight back in ukraine. let's head to chief correspondent jonathan hunt live for us once again from lviv. good morning to you, jonathan. >> good morning, shannon. another overnight cur

speak of this is a fox news alert. new mining in ukraine brings further violence. more destruction and dashed hopes for peace. russian forces intensify their assault showering cities with bombs as they marched closer to their main target. capital city of kyiv. a major attack is approaching. hello, i'm benjamin coming to you live today from war-torn ukraine. it is six in the morning here in lviv. another dark morning entering their sixth day of fighting to prefoul free. lucas tomlinson also in lviv but we can trey yingst life where the feast is fighting is happening. what is the latest where you are? >> benjamin, some concerning developments today as we see new satellite images indicating that a russian convoy is heading here to the capital city. the technologies is the condo is more than 40 miles long and contains tank, artillery units, and russian soldiers who plan to encircle this capital city of kyiv. in the meantime, civilians are trying to flee for safety. those who can't leave the city are going underground. over

arthel: fox news alert. we have brand-new video of the destruction at ukraine's have neglect shea airport, ukrainian officials say that at least 8 russian missiles hit the city and you can see emergency services trying to trying to put out the fires,, alexis. alex: new video shows all of the rubble that we have seen in the vinnystia airport on the screen. it's a completely lost. take a look here. some of the other video that we are getting. you can see the large goods depo there on fire. smoke coming right out of the top of the building right there near kyiv in the same region. the depo is next the highway headed to lviv. russians shelling the area causing the massive blaze. the depo is one of several buildings burned and destroyed during russian attacks. take a listen to this. >> there are russian checkpoints and release local residents. >> it's continuing to have people leave the area rather and evacuate. we are getting new video that you can see on the screen now. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenksyy t

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

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

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

news correspondent was injured in an attack, we've now learned the fox news photographer and a 24-year-old producer on the ground in ukraine who was helping them navigate kyiv, they were both killed when their vehicle was hit. ukraine's president zelenskyy in that address to canadian parliament today pleading with western nations to enforce a no-fly zone over his country. tonight, the white house responding. and we've also learned president biden will attend an emergency nato summit in blessrussels nex week. abc's senior foreign correspondent ian pannell tonight leading us off from kyiv again this evening. >> reporter: tonight, the full brutality of russia's war on ukraine. this verified video circulating online shows the relentless bombardment of kharkiv. it was one of more than 60 strikes on a city that's refused to surrender since the start of this war. being caught in the open in kharkiv can cost you your life. and the capital kyiv also coming under increased shelling today. the city awoke to the sound of explosions this morning. plumes of smoke rising after another air strike, capture

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

has been reporting, fox news confirmed that fox news xi as president putin to delay the invasion of ukraine until after the winter olympics were over and moscow complied. the games ended on february 20. the war started february 24. this implied a shared knowledge of putin's plan and aggression on the part of the three. they've basically been reading the same song shoots including complaints about nato presence in eastern europe. china is not directly endorsing russia present attack on ukraine but it has this great but the west calling it information. it will support china and giving russia behind the scenes. allowing the russian military to fully deploy away from the east and focus on ukraine and china is providing sanction help. it provides a lot of oil and gas from moscow. now it's sealed the deal in which it will buy wheat from russia and in return what does russia get? well, it gets its superpower rival busy on the ups opposite side of the globe as well it focuses on its own issues. and breaking news tonight, the beijing winter olympics, they are going forward. they will start on saturd

jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. israeln employees hoping to strike will put pressure on their bosses. workers walked off the job just this morning in a dispute over wages and benefits. some experts say the strike could even mean higher prices at the gas pump up and down the state. and as ktvu tom baker reports. there's also a safety concern. chevron's bringing in replacement workers raises questions about safety. chevron says the union's demands exceeded what the company believes to be reasonable. and move beyond what was agreed as part of the national pattern bargaining agreement. but even with regular staff, consider chevron richmond's explosions, fires and flares in 1989, a major explosion and fire that injured eight workers and firefighters. in 1999, another explosion and fire admitting sulfuric gasses that send hundreds of neighbors to hospitals 10 years ago, a massive fire injured six workers and sent 15,000 neighbors to hospitals. the federal government cited chronic failure to replace aging equipment penaliz

. >> 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.