someday it might be a quick train ride from l.a. to san francisco but boy are californians are in-flight. paul: thank you very much, that's it for this show. thank you all for watching. i'm charles payne, catch me on making money, paul is back next week, we hope to see you then. >> canadian police moving in to clear trucker set up blockade major groups between arterial. vaccine mandates, a massive disruption in the american auto industry. hello, welcome to a brand-new hour of fox news live, i am molly's. i am in for arthel neville. eric: thank you for joining us, i am eric shawn. intervention after protesters remained on the ambassador bridge, the bridge in detroit, they stayed overnight.

during that despite a court order giving them a midnight deadline to go home. the blockade is having a global impact in firing similar protests throughout the countries and others so-called freedom convoy in paris along the line. protesters are fighting restrictions there including vaccine pass for public places. outcry over a standoff and police earlier today in paris, officers fired tear gas at the crowds. live in ontario, canada, more on all of this, the truckers are still there. hi, alexis. >> the truckers are definitely so here, we have seen thousands more show up, people from across canada coming to show their support for the freedom convoy and canadians tell us the restrictions, it's about their freedom. they play along with the

government rules for months and months and they've been waiting to live their lives. 90% of canadians are vaccinated. they want us to to let government let them go back to their life. this could raise contention when police say they've given several warnings soon they are not going to ask, they will just have to move them by force and that's what we happen seeing in windsor and ontario. this is video in the past half hour, this is what windsor police are dealing with, still a lot of people gathering. he moved in to break up a daylong protest at the bridge. trucks happen blocking traffic at the border crossing into the u.s. from detroit, one of the busiest in the world. protesters have slowly moved out from other groups have moved and. no violence at this time. a liv, under state of emergency in

ontario but you wouldn't think they are because people are out here like it's a tailgate party coming in from all over the place to try to talk about changing things here in canada. officials died protesters hefty fines and jail time. city leaders say local police do not have enough resources to stop the protest from growing. >> i do know we do not have the resources what we've been asked for at this time. personally i know the prime minister is under a great deal of pressure right now but i thought his comments were unfair. >> here on your screen, this is what the protesters are asking for. freedom convoy demands or terminate vaccine passports and contact tracing programs. terminate vaccine mandates and stop the divisive rhetoric.

still the crowds continue to grow and cities in the u.s. and canada are keeping a close eye on border crossings. so many of the bridges trying to increase and monitor the situation to see what would happen next. these are issues, everything is under control so far but the under state of emergency, things could change at any moment and pushing the people out. eric: canadians overwhelmingly support the mask mandate and 90% of the truckers are vaccinated already but clearly the truckers are staying put at least for now. molly: blockade causing serious problems for american businesses, automotive groups say $100 million in auto parts across the bridge everyday and without the supply major automakers gm, ford, they are forced to scale back reduction.

live on the u.s. side of the ambassador bridge in detroit bringing an update. >> but afternoon. this blockade is running quite the top. more than $300 million worth of goods crossing the bridge everyday we are now in the sixth day of the bridge being shut down. plans from ontario to alabama have been impacted by the shipping delays, canceling shifts are shutting down operations. most of the automakers have to work around the blockade and are close to full production but whether they get parts delivered by air or routes that are hours away, there addict costs has some time if the blockades continue, they will pass on to consumers. that doesn't go well if you are looking to buy a new car considering new buyers are the most expensive they've ever been. around $47000 which is 10000

more than a new vehicle cross prior to the pandemic. given the other supply chain crises, we are already facing trucking industry leaders say truckers need to be aware of the impact of unintended consequences similar protests here in the u.s. could have. >> we can't advocate noncompliance and when it comes to issues like public safety, we have to support erring on the side of caution, everybody has a right to be heard but we have to do it lawfully. interrupting the supply chain is not good for anybody, not but for the industry or gender public we serve. >> this morning open the industry told us they expected the bridge to be back open today. so far, that hasn't happened in protesters have grown throughout the day. hard to seek business returning to normal until late tonight or possibly tomorrow at the soonest.

molly: live in detroit, thank you. eric: warnings are coming from russia, today president biden had an hour long phone call. vladimir putin with pensions in ukraine. the white house says it didn't seem to change his mind. russia is moving more forces toward ukraine, some reports say there could be an invasion by next wednesday and others saying putin has not made up his mind. fifteen fox news coverage for office and continuing standoff and concern. president saint russia will face swift severe sanctions if vladimir putin does invade ukraine. earlier i talked with a member of the house homeland security committee, these new arguments

will change his mind. >> i think we are where we are going to have to do aftermath and the concern i have is this is a larger problem in this administration, they don't have foreign-policy. when you at both shortcomings, bad actors are going to exploit them and that's what we are seeing now. eric: his reaction from the administration, david is live at the white house. lucas tomlinson live but we will start at the white house. the phone call between the president and mr. putin. david. >> high-level telephone call that began at 11:04 p.m. and lasted until almost 6:00 p.m. from a one hour and two minutes. we have a photograph provided by the white house president biden during the high-stakes with the russian counterpart from camp

david. according to an administration official, the call was substantive but no serious breakthroughs to make vladimir putin leave the ukrainian border. according to a readout from the white house, president biden was clear if russia undertakes a further information of ukraine, the united states together with our allies and partners will respond decisively and impose swift and severe cross on russia. overnight informatics staff were told to leave this building, the u.s. embassy, it's a significant move as it shows the u.s. is not only preparing for potential conflict at the border but one that may make its way to the ukrainian border. was on a call the senior state department official earlier this morning who said it's not just time to leave ukraine from its past time for private citizens to leave ukraine. president biden and putin you see them here in switzerland, over the summer but ukraine was

not even the top topic about meeting. russia wanted the call that took place to happen two days monday but the u.s. wanted it earlier to underscore the urgency, national security advisor jake sullivan yesterday at the white house. >> if you say you are assuming risk with no guarantee there will be any other opportunity to leave and no costs of the u.s. military evacuation in the event of the russian invasion, if a russian attack proceeds from is likely to begin with bombing and missile attacks that could obviously kill civilians without regard to their nationality. >> russia continues to say it's not made up its mind about the potential invasion but if this is not telling, i don't know what is. it's reported that russia is urging fellow russians to leave immediately. all of that the medic sources

from russia are being told to leave the embassy. eric: is there a sense that the white house, that there is united nato when dealing with the british and french, some questions about the germans, the chancellor going to moscow tuesday to meet with vladimir putin, is there a sense of optimism or pessimism no mines were apparently changed during the phone call? >> there is a united front when it comes to allies by the white house, president biden, many of the allies yesterday while he was here the white house in the situation room, chancellor was on the call even though the chancellor is going to meet president putin in moscow, it's important to say he was at the white house not long ago, just last weekend one of the u.s.

closest allies, macron of france, he also went to the kremlin to speak with him so i think it shows anything other than there is that united nato alliance between the u.s. and the other partners in europe and canada. eric: it seems he's getting the message but will he adhere to it? it doesn't seem likely as of now. david at the white house, thank you. molly: ukrainians preparing for potential unrest, their holding drills less than 20 miles from russia. the white house says russia will likely carry out a small flag operation entered ukraine possibly stating an attack as pretext for inflation. lucas tomlinson live on the ground from more on the situation there. >> u.s. officials tell me the invasion would be as soon as wednesday.

for one young we met working at a coffee shop, he just doesn't have time to worry. >> i'm worried about it, we are helpless in this situation. every day we have problems. >> a different reaction on the other side catching up with these making homemade bombs. >> are you prepared to fight the russians if they show up in your city? we are ready to stand for our country until the end even if we need to die for it. >> today thousands of ukrainians took to the streets for unity protests the crowd demanding vladimir putin pullback is 104,000 troops to the border.

glory to ukraine chance, the banner said ukrainians will resist. president biden ordered 3000 additional paratroops basin for practical and. other troops are headed to romania. u.s. military bolstering forces in nato countries,.the small amount already here in ukraine. today the pentagon said 160 members of mastercard were here training, troops evacuating immediately. most ukraine sweep spoke with you are likely at the coffee shop the young girl worried, they just don't have time to spend time running on it. the shop here in town, it just seems like business as usual, just not sure people understand what could be coming pretty soon as soon as wednesday. molly: is startling to see umpteen making homemade weapons when we know how powerful the

russian military. thank you for your reporting, really appreciate it there on the ground. we are joined by general jack keane, retired, fox news senior strategic analyst, general, thank you so much for joining us saturday afternoon. i want to get right to this call today president biden had with president putin, he talked about imposing swift and severe cross on russia should russia essentially move in and continue. what are potential risks russia could face? >> this is not without risk. i really believe he started this whole affair with the idea he get concession using military force obviously as the intimidator here and that hasn't happened, he's had no material concessions whatsoever so let's assume he conducts an invasion, he's in ukraine killing ukrainians. this is not without risk. first of all, i think he's

underestimated them. i think he thought he was a lightweight and zelensky has stayed tough on intimidation, through all negotiations with the russians, he's never wavered one time on what the russians want, autonomy separated from the controls and influence of zelensky's government. he's not budge on any of it second, he's got people, their morale is pretty good, a mass exodus from the country, people are hoarding food here and there's no panic taking place in the face of all of this. zelensky has had time to cancel the united states about an invasion encounter the president. if the fact is, if he comes in and kills ukrainians which an invasion will do, i think it will significantly have these

ukrainians which is already pretty good, it will be a problem for years to come. the second risk he has, he's invading a sovereign independent nation for my second largest in europe. the international pushback in terms of putin's recitation will be significant. i do think -- as the strong man will diminish. the last thing is, biden does come through with this toughness on the sanctions, particularly going after russia's banks and cutting off foreign aid and the rest of it, there's no doubt if he fulfills that obligation that russia economy will suffer, people will suffer. these are risks putin has to be way on his considering, drive invade now because i don't have concessions, no concessions out of u.s. and nato do i take on

added risk? that's in the calculation for. molly: it seems nato has done what you think, president putin does not want, and enormous buildup including american troops in europe, not ukraine of course but f-16 fighter jets, this incredible buildup in the nato community across eastern europe, he wouldn't think that would be what he would want. >> you want the opposite, we can nato and divide and is been asking nato forces pullback from being fully deployed against the border. as you pointed out, the exact opposite is happening, not only that but there's division in nato and we see them manifest recently but the truth is, putin's aggression here and threat of war has galvanized nato it's focus is on him and his military force so the result

will be more forces along the border better focus on nato contingents on the major threat russia is presenting to them, the exact opposite of what he's trying to achieve. molly: united states u.s. citizens to get out and russia say the embassy to get out so do you think putin is going to move and? >> if he doesn't get concessions, i think it's likely you will conduct some kind of military operation. the information campaign is conducting about his own citizens leaving and particularly stepping down some of his embassy, what he saying is not a threat of russian invasion, he saying ukrainians are preparing to conduct military operations against russian separatists and as a result of that, he wants his

people to get out because ukrainians are going to destabilize the situation. that's a big lie putin has been telling police. molly: it's hard to say what propaganda and what's reality thank you very much, appreciate your insight. i'm sure we will get a lot of it in the coming days, thank you for joining us. >> great talking to you. eric: thanks. with inflation now, it's going to take a lot more to try to stop dechert record inflation. gas and food prices up. straight ahead, and economist advisory is here how the biden administration grapples with inflation today. ♪♪

a texas woman for allegedly trying to take thousands of rifles in the u.s. from canada. this is across the southern border in the micro crisis. jill bill melugin is live at the border with more on this. >> good afternoon, according to a border patrol source, there have been more than 15000 known getaways here in the rio grande

valley sector since october. part of the reason is because sector, so many runners, like was off this morning look at this video we shot. the runners of the migrant who do not want to turn themselves in and are actively looking to evade. these are single adult men, young guys who come across in camouflage and unlike family units, they don't give up and try to blend in and run through the brush and escape deeper into the united states because they do not want to be caught one reason or another and we saw this yesterday, exact same area, a bigger group of runners by border patrol and border agents are able to do this when they are able to patrol the front line. typically we've seen agents physique processing into doing paperwork dealing with cameras coming across. rodney scott says agents can do their jobs, they are very

effective tracking down people who don't want to be caught. >> when agents are allowed to do their job, they are very effective and will help keep threats out of the country. unfortunately most of them are babysitting and processing, not in the field. >> look at these photos from human smuggling bus in el paso, for border agents found a smuggler using a child their care transport bantus model 23 watermelons deeper into texas. they tried going through checkpoints, crockpot in the new mexico area, all the guatemalans in the country yet had a 42 and the driver was a u.s. citizen and they are not under arrest facing federal charges. one last thing here out of border patrol del rio where the sector chief posted this showing they arrested two men who came across illegally were on a private ranch when agents were processing them in looking at their records check, both men

were convicted sex offenders who committed past crimes and minors. the del rio sector has been incredibly busy, he saw the two men, 148 hour span they arrested more than 2000 migrants. molly: incredible numbers, bill melugin, thank you very much. >> i think it was in july he said inflation would be temporary. i think americans are wondering your definition of timber is. >> your be a wisecrack with me a little bit. >> when can americans expect relief? >> a number of corporate leaders they ought to be able to taper off as they go through this year. eric: a wiseguy with the president but it's true, january is at the highest level in 40

years. gas and groceries, consumer pricing, prices went up across the board from a look at this. inflation seven-point 5% from one year about about the biggest jump since 1982. former advisor to president obama, 32 advisors. the average price inflation prosper the average american family is like to $76. are we helpless? in this stop? >> you and i have chatted a lot the last few months and we were both declined up we did not believe inflation was transitory. as i've mentioned numerous times, i think the fed has been behind the eight ball and we should happen there already in the balance sheet should have but. with respect to the white house and what they can do we seem the perfect storm, a global economy

reopen the same time supply chain has been incredibly disrupted. the one saving grace will be the telltale story, we are seeing incredible wage appreciation which has been the highest in decades, about 5.7%. inflation the past year has been about seven and a half and wages are about 5.7 and yes, everything people are losing a couple of percents today on the dollar so in the second half of the year, will inflation taper off and wage appreciation continue? i think we also have inflation but i think that will cross where wage appreciation will outpace inflation because of the same supply and demand issues we are seeing in the labor force. eric: but what if wages are not

getting more when you go to work? >> i think there's going to be something go through tough times some will outperform. year-over-year, it seems like retail and hospitality and leisure which was hammered the most during the pandemic, there appreciation north of 15% and you see other places in the nervous his sector which hasn't really appreciated as much, they will get more. i don't think it will be a one shoe fits all, i think it will be some sectors doing better and others don't. my gut tells me the back half of the year will be more toward or% than tort seven and a half but that is still high. eric: hopefully we will get there. president reagan in the 80s, they cut spending and increased independence. you see any of this out of the fight from the democrats? >> i do and i am a big hope for

family on the president's counsel together and paul is a hero of mine. i think will have to make tough decisions. some physicians are tough, build back better will not be $3 trillion type of scenario. lessee it on child care and eldercare, i think will take a narrower scope on spending money and i think it's important. fiscal deficits will come in to play more and more by the day. eric: it does seem to go down. hopefully good news toward the latter half of this year. thank you. molly: a huge spike in front private now the mayor is urging social media companies to help curb the pilot. that's next. ♪♪

mayor eric adams on media companies to glorify and promote violence and shootings. the growth robbers after aspiring robbers were shot and killed within days of each other. the growth music about murder. more on all about. >> new york city mayor eric adams it will go to the social media companies to continue to publish violent videos and fist growth video we fencing. he'll ask the companies to take the entire genre off the platform doesn't want to see them published anymore. he mentioned current cases, yesterday the mayor use the case from an example after the team who shot and killed last week and as he was leaving the

recording studio in brooklyn. less than a month after a 22-year-old rapper was shot and killed hours after signing a record deal. the mayor said the videos friday is something he wants to address real property is a specific wrapped that's dark and extremely private scenes from some showcasing semi automatic weapons they plan to meet with social media companies ask to remove these videos off their platform. >> i have no idea what real dropping was somebody else and it is alarming and we are going to pull together social media companies and sit down with them say you have a civic and corporate responsibility. >> shootings are up 30% from the same time last year crime up

42%. thursday at least seven shootings in one day including a sanitation worker was shot in manhattan. >> this is not normal. i've lived here like seven years and it sad to see this even in the daytime. kids go to school, it's there school time. >> we checked in with nypd and confirmed there were three shootings yesterday in new york city since this morning, there was a flashing very busy union station and the suspect is still on the loose continue to monitor all of it. molly: it's all across the nation now, thank you very much. eric: all eyes are on los angeles despite super bowl 56 tomorrow. the excitement is growing. look at a preview of the game coming up.

we'll check in with two super fans. ♪♪

biggest game in the sports world, everyone fully watching. christina : live in inglewood california for the preview of super bowl 56. >> happy super bowl weekend, this team is expected to have more than 70000 fans in attendance, there's so much excitement right now. >> it's awesome we expect to be here, it's been over 30 years we've been rooting for the team, i traveled all over the world to see them. it's fantastic just to be here. >> it's a beautiful thing to see l.a. come together in inglewood, everybody here, the most precious thing i've ever seen. >> rams of the second-team in

nfl history to play in the super bowl at their home stadium. the fans attending the game are required to mask up in l.a. county's health guidelines. we will see if fans follow through with the rule. many did not during the championship two weeks ago including governor gavin newsom and eric garcetti when they took pictures. that got a lot of backlash. both of them say they did wear a mask throughout the game but they only took them off for the photo. for security, it's been ramped up, federal, state and local agencies are providing security throughout the city including helicopters, surveillance, patrol, monitoring social media and following up with posts. i am told the fbi is not aware of any threats at this time but things could get busy. there have been rumors there might be anti- covid restrictions protest near the stadium here.

>> we just want to make sure, they just can't violate any federal laws. >> again right now, things are running smoothly, the fans are excited for the local economy, this game and the events leading up to it is expected to move dramatically. expected to generate $500 million for the region. molly: fans on both sides have been waiting a long time. it could be very exciting. thank you. eric: bangles, man zero man. it will be a scorcher of a day, the heat waves will hit socal the big game could be the hottest super bowl ever played in history. here's the game day forecast. what can we expect? >> for sure, it's going to be

really warm, we are seeing it on the coast here beginning with the east coast, new york nearly 60 degrees, the middle of the country and you look out west and a lot of he is piling up currently sitting at 85 in los angeles. this map indicates areas above average, you look up here in widespread oranges and red, ten to 30 degrees above the average, that's what we are seeing. tomorrow and he piling up in central california so it's going to be a really hot one, forecasted high getting about 84, currently 85 in los angeles. a lot of airless are around 80 and forecast for tomorrow sitting very close. i will leave you here with our game day forecast. he will quote on into the evening, right around 70 at kickoff by people outside enjoying the day, it's going to be a hot one. eric: a hot game, to.

molly: you said it, as that for the heat up, start of the excitement no one may be more prompt for tomorrow's game, l.a. rams super dan group known as a base of about the blue and gold going on in the 90s. with us today, so-called ran chuck robbers, thank you, you look amazing. he looked ready. where are you watching the game? >> i am hoping to get prices will go down in getting. >> it is tough to get in there, fans inside, some will be on the outside. >> i hosting a super bowl party here at my house. a couple of families, friends enjoying the game, the wind

tooth that's what so many fans across the nation will and they can identify with the home-based super bowl party for the food and all. you want. this will be the first time the rams went in l.a., both that mean for you? >> something special because we've got to get the fan base back. they think they own l.a. it would be amazing. [laughter] >> it will be a lot closer. this will definitely help, the fan base here in l.a., not just l.a. but we are growing. i saw some teachers in detroit, rams, being a fan base, we are growing, we need and we love it. we love the energy at so five. ics next year at this time celebrating even harder.

molly: is your organization growing as well? >> it was an anchor, they are not able to be here with us today but yes, there are six of us. chuck, gabriel, one is myself. we throw a big punch. >> it's awesome. as folks are getting ready, what makes the super bowl special? of of minute attire you have there going on? >> just being a fan since the 80s, it's special to me because all these years of losing and now we finally have a chance to win, it makes it

special being here. i say 38, 30 . molly: what about mvp? >> i think so . molly: it could be -- i got your prediction, i feel like i interrupted your for the what were you going to say? >> as far as mvp, aaron donald, he's got to be stacking left and right. he is a beast he'll do his thing and he's going to get it done.

molly: i know some are saying the rams are a favorite, we'll see what happens, i hope you have an awesome day and really appreciate a couple of members. getting ready for super bowl sunday, appreciate it. >> thank you, holly. ♪♪

eric: 1 million miles from earth, nasa announcing telescope something back picture of it near and if you look at this, you can maybe see the same start in each mirror. progress trying to align the

equipment properly so it will eventually be able to catch a glimpse back to the dawn of the universe. molly: the world is watching the conflict between ukraine and russia, the top story tomorrow on fox news sunday. senator smith will speak with john kirby and she will get republican louisiana senator bill cassidy on energy security democratic colorado governor to talk about rolling back mask mandate as fox news sunday tomorrow 2:00 p.m. eastern. that's it for you. tomorrow is the super bowl. eric: rancheros next. ♪♪ ities. >> so, what are you waiting for? >> apply now... >> ...and make a difference. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> man, i love that song!

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