>> carley: breaking right now several ukrainian cities under attack. a massive explosion rocking a government building in kharkiv independence square. and batting for kherson. i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. 40-mile-long russian convoy closes in on the ukrainian capital, ready to launch a bloody battle for kyiv.

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 dnieper river. this bridge is very important because it connects crimean peninsula, where russia have been fortifying their numbers and give russian ability to have free flow between the crimean area. that is where the marine engineer gave his own life taking out the area. he elected to sacrifice himself.

beyond that, all eyes focused on this 40-mile convoy, russian weapon, troops and armament and armor has been headed south from belarus border in the direction of kyiv. obviously an ominous harbinger what could lay in the future. carl and he todd. >> carley: french president emmanuel macron had a call with valz vladamir putin putin and putin said he would not target civilians or infrastructure, that does not appear to be the case at all on the ground. >> mike: if you say you don't target civilians issue but fire into the urban area with little care for who you hit in that case, where do you draw the line? if targets are assassination or military targets, you open up,

we talked last hit, about firing many, many rocket intoes an area. if you fire an urban area, you will hit civilians. >> carley: without a doubt. there was a 16-year-old girl on with jesse watters last night. lives in kharkiv, your heart breaks for them. we pray for peace and support ukraine as much as we can. thank you for your reporting. >> todd: president biden reark suring no real threat of nuclear war as u.s. prepares further action. >> carley: alexandria hoff is live from washington with more. >> alexandria: classified brief withing senators last night. this invasion appears to be war to terrorize ukrainian population and the worst may be yet to come. prior to yesterday's briefing ukraine ambassador to the u.s. pleaded with lawmakers for more weapons and aid.

request for a no fly zone over the country is not realistic according to the white house. >> press sect. psaki: no fly zone require implementation, require u.s. military, which would be direct conflict and potentially war with russia, something we are not planning to be a part of. >> alexandria: there is effort to provoke -- president biden's response was plain. listen. >> mr. president, should americans be worried about nuclear war? >> president biden: no. >> alexandria: you heard no there. president putin is calling removal of 12 russian diplomats from the un act of aggression. u.s. officials cited espionage activity, demanding russia lose its seat on the un security council. they are invading sovereign

territory unprovoked. russia musting exiled from the international community. russia is complaining of security concerns at embassies in the u.s. and canada. reuters reporting russian foreign minister citing concerns with protesters there. >> carley: alexandria hoff, thank you. russia's 40-mile-long convoy moving toward kyiv. >> todd: the kremlin sent 400 mercenaries to assassinate zelenskyy. jack carr joins us now. jack, this zelenskyy is stepping up to meet this moment. how does that display of leadership really galvanize the troops that are under him? >> well, it does that, but it also comes as surprise to the russian president. you think that had he known how

strong the ukrainian president was going to be, i think the russian mers anaries would have been in there early sxer been a trigger for the invasion, they would have taken him, decapitated the head of the government earlier and invasion would have followed, rather than invasion coming in piecemeal and now a group of russian mercenaries on the ground targeting that leader. i don't think they thought he was going to be as strong as he's been and thought he would flee the country at the first sign of invasion and that has not been the case. he's risen to the occasion and that galvanized the troops and citizenry of ukraine under him in this conflict. >> carley: president biden says we don't need to wor benuclear war and senior officials say they have not seen noticeable movement on the nuclear front. do you think this is an empty

threat from putin? >> i don't know if he is known for empty threats. i believe they are already there, that is what his history tells us, there are thermal weapons can go in and will continue to devastate the civilian population. we want to avoid seeing those used in ukraine or anywhere. they are definitely on his radar because this is more than just about grabbing a piece of land that has a pipeline that runs through it that is beneficial if russia controls it. this is about russia pop lagsz and russian population has been dying off since end of the colorado war and leaves russia two generations. this is a grab so russia can continue to live and they are a cornered animal, we have to be very, very careful. >> todd: joe biden wanting to

use state of the union speech to pivot. russia started a war. what does america need to hear from the president tonight and will we? >> i don't think we will hear what we need to hear, what is obvious to everyone, how important it is to be energy independent. we had it and gave it up. we put our troop necessary disadvantage out position by giving up bagram. we gave up energy independence meaning we don't have flex iblt and leadership. the most important attribute of leader is to have common sense, that includes politicians and should be obvious energy independence is highest priority. >> carley: the president's

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>> carley: back with fox news alert. 500,000 ukrainians fleeing home country since the russian invasion began. >> todd: and russia ramping up on targets and there is a war crime investigation. greg has the latest in london. greg. >> the human toll from this invasion by russia of ukraine continues to grow. 520,000 refugees fled ukraine for neighboring countries, mostly women and children going to poland, romania, being accepted warmly as locals greet

them with shelter and food. un officials are now saying they believe there could be at least four million more coming in the coming weeks. train stations and places like western ukraine city of kyiv is jammed. border crossings and people walking great distances for a reason. take a listen to this ukrainian woman. >> scared of war, what will be left everything and just run away. >> we left everything and ran away. ukrainian president zelenskyy trying to tap in on this good move between eu and ukraine, making formal application. some are in favor and others want to go slow approach. vladamir putin is firmly opposed and following the virtual carpet bombing of kharkiv, the criminal

court say there is reasonable basis to believe war crimes and crimes against humanity have been committed by russia in recent days. civilian death toll including women and children topping 400. my colleagues have been reporting another blast heading toward kyiv, more trouble to come. back to you guys. >> thank you, greg. war is affecting so many people, millions across ukraine and next guest is american advocate for orphans serving in the country. good morning to you, we have been following you on social media, you are such a light. tell us about your mission, what are you doing in ukraine? >> yeah, good morning. thank you for having me on. i am an american missionary located in western ukraine. i've been here about a month. our ministry has changed greatly

over the last coming days. we are working with orphanages to provide needs. food scarcity is an issue. we have partnered alongside them. >> carley: some of the orphanages in ukraine are in areas getting hit with rocket fire by russia. any plan to get the orphans to safety or is it up to organizations like yours? >> honestly, that has probably been the most frustrateing and disheartening part, there doesn't seem to be any strategy or process for public-run, state-run orphanages. private orphanages have been able to move the children out. government of ukraine has their hands full, they are not passing down information to orphanage directors on resource, the strategy or permission to get

the kids out of dangerous areas and to safety. >> carley: have you to wonder how the children feel, they don't have moms and dads and stuck in the middle of a war zone and wonder about supplies like food and necessity for them. if they are in a town that is being bombed by russia, how do you get necessary food and supplies to them? >> that is one of our greatest concerns right now and we are so concerned about the safety and well being of the children and that is kind of my heart and plea and why i've been vocal on social media about this, because there is a lot of news about the war coverage and about refugees and idp's and there should be, but who is talking about the orphans? who is going in and making sure they have what they need and if we can safely remove them from dangerous areas and to safety. also, why are we not expediting the process for adoptions already in place.

there are many families already in the process of adopting children and the process is halted. >> carley: that is such a great point. you are doing such hard work and requests come at you quickly. you had a request to get 50 orphans into romania and took it upon yourself to get them to safety wrchlt can people find you to help your mission? >> best way to follow this story is simply through my instagram, i'm doing the best ki to update information, let the world know about the needs there and i share multiple links to trusted sites and partners that you can partner with financially and for more information. >> carley: power of prayer helps, too, right? >> absolutely. power of pray sxer advocacy, i want the american people, reach out to your elected officials and ask them if they know about the orphan crisis in ukraine and

how do they come alongside the ukrainian government to make sure the kids are taken care of. >> carley: there are over 100,000 children in ukrainian who are in orphanages, help these babies, so much need. please stay safe. >> thank you for having me on and giving me this platform. >> carley: happy to. check back in with you soon. todd. >> todd: modern day saint looks like -- >> carley: i know, she is so young, go to her instagram and support and donate, as well. >> todd: president of the united states first state of the union. issues mirns are facing at home. "new york times" giving biden a glowing review. >> carley: fox news contribuor joe concha is next.

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>> carley: president biden is set to give his first state of the union address tonight. he faces multiple crisis. >> todd: jackie ibanez is here. hi, jackie. >> jackie: the russian invasion of ukraine is expected to be the primary focus of president biden's speech tonight after democrats hoped the address would reset biden's economic agenda. biden is expected to talk about inflation, pandemic fatigue, his pick for supreme court and his embattled build back agenda. americans largely disapprove of the president's performance according to recent polling, including career low 37% from abc "washington post" survey. recent fox news poll showing nearly 60% of americans say the country is worse off than when biden took office and are

impacted by spiking inflation. congress lifting mask requirement for members attending the speech this week. the president is also taking heat in a new poll over his response to the deadly russian invasion. quinnipiac showing 39% of americans ark prove of how the president is handling the crisis. democrats are hoping for change in direction ahead of midterm elections. speeches from two members of his own party after his address. squad member rashida tlaib is expected to demand biden prioritize priorities and colin allred will respond on behalf of the congressional black caucus. ted deutsche saying he is done, 31st democrat to call it quits ahead of the midterm. democrats hope biden can rally

the nation behind him. >> todd: "new york times" gushing over how biden navigated war, covid and supreme court in new article praising the president's last 10 days. >> carley: we are joined by joe concha. the headline, you see it, consequential days, how biden navigated war, covid, supreme court, events pushed the squabbling over biden's agenda and redefining the arc of his presidency. yesterday the ruble collapsed, nato is united. does the "new york times" have a point? >> joe: they may. my problem, this story was not in the opinion section, this was a news story written by three reporters. it is leading the witness, so to speak. not surprise "new york times" is

cheerleading for the president. the times does not endorse a republican since eisenhower, 66 years ago. i don't think any objective is buying this argument. handling of russia, incomplete grade, six days into this conflict and mr. biden said he was okay with minor incursion one month ago. "washington post" abc news poll show one-third of americans approve of handling of russia and ukraine. as far as handling of the supreme court pick, he chose a liberal judge to replace a liberal judge. on a scoreboard, it is 6-3 conservative on the high court. i don't see real game changers happening. people don't see a stable world, but unstable world with vladamir putin threatening nuclear war. >> todd: any success biden is having is because zelenskyy is

putting up amazing resistance. if this thing goes south, joe biden wouldn'ting getting praise for work in russia. biden numbers are sinking as he prepares to deliver state of the union tonight. 37% approve. abc and "washington post." will he get a bump from the speech and if so, how much? >> joe: you wonder, right. state of the union is a laundry list of things we've done or will do that will make your lives better. 25 to 30 million will be watching. inflation, forget words, feelings, they feel 40-year high inflation, see gas prices continuing to climb. mr. biden 30% approval in the abc and "washington post" poll. majority of americans don't

believe he has mental sharpness to be president. i wrote an article for the hill recently and looked at state of the union for gerald ford and almost all presidents use the word strong to describe the state of the union. ford said the state of the union is not good, the president has to acknowledge things are not good and not talk about the great things he's done, there haven't been great things he's done. >> carley: yeah, and independents will be talking about energy independence from russia. joe, thank you so much. >> joe: see you tomorrow. >> carley: see you tomorrow. on that front, russia slammed with major economic sanctions, the ruble worth less than a cent. you are feeling impact of the war in europe with rising prices at home. >> todd: brian brenberg will tell how the war will impact your wallet, when he comes up.

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>> todd: fox news alert. pattern assassination attempt in ukraine's second largest city. a missile striking a government build nothing kharkiv. number of casualties unclear,

crews are searching the rubble for survivors. >> carley: ukrainian fighters battle russian troops at this hour, a 40-mile-long russian convoy is just outside kyiv. mike tobin is live in lviv with an update. mike. >> mike: carley and todd, dramatic video of the government strike on the building. taking a direct hit. you can see the projectile coming into screen and hitting that building. our contacts say this is an attempt to assassinate regional leaders, difficult to confirm that. no word on casualties from the strike. the town of kharkiv was subject to unrelenting and indiscriminate rocket fire. civilian casualties are said to be in the dozens. >> todd: mike tobin, thank you.

new york stock exchange and nasdaq halting business with -- decimating the ruble. fox news contributor brian brenberg is here. quick econlesson, explain how this hurts putin? >> brian: a bunch of things hurt putin, piggest on central banks. world is saying you will not get reserve out of the central bank. that is huge. that is how he was going to keep financing. the world says you are not going to get that money. putin is struggling on that market. halting trade is part of tightening the screw on regime, you can't fund things or get money. >> todd: i keep asking when, when is the squeeze on the russian people going to be enough to force them to go that

next step where putin needs to listen? putin doesn't have a history of lfrning to his people, he does what he wants. >> brian: that is the problem, a lot of what is happening here are hitting the russian people. you got to hit the regime, hit vladamir putin. until we get serious about oil and gas, we need that. nothing we get serious about sanctioning oil and gas, you are hitting the russian people more than putin. it will take a long time if your strategy is from the ground up here. >> todd: shell a major oil and gas company, they are pulling out of russia, price jumping on that news. if other domestic suppliers pull out of russia dealings, where do they get that supply? >> brian: they're saying, we will not buy oil and gas from

you, rely on drilling they are doing, that will be tough. bp pulling out is huge for them, not an easy decision, start looking for places like the united states. we get back to the same question. when are we going to throw open the doors, when is the administration going to get out of the way, only one road forward, todd. we can talk again and again, the u.s. needs to step up on oil and gas and needs to do it now. europe and the united states need it, the world needs it. >> todd: we can't let aoc, she wanting a green new deal. >> she is not living in reality, cost to americans and ukrainians, go the road we know works. the road that works is u.s. oil and gas independence that will help the world because we become a reliable supplier to

them, that is what they need. >> todd: heading into the market today and the next week, how much of what we discussed today baked in or how much further could it get? >> vulnerability will be there, timeline of the war is not determined. we will see markets continue to fluctuate. oil is up this morning issue i'm concerned about prices, especially for american gas at $3.61 a gallon, up 10 cents over last week, a buck over last year. a real problem for americans. >> todd: brian brenberg, we appreciate it. carley, over to you. >> carley: death toll is rising, second largest city and massive convoy closes in on kyiv. "fox and friends first" cohost brian kilmeade breaks down moscow latest move and tomi lahren reacts to the blame game being played by the left. most people believe that america recovers

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>> carley: back with fox news alert. ukraine largest city facing barrage of attacks from russian forces. convoy heading for kyiv.

>> todd: brian kilmeade will break down the latest developments. >> brian: this is phase two of the operation. phase one did not work out too well. ukrainians are fighting like warriors. you are seeing fight nothing this region, fighting where the red is taking place. this is the real story going on for 24 hours, they are shelling the city. the fear is amongst normal-thinking people, they don't want to go back to what they did in syria. kill 5000 civilians, a third of which were children because they didn't want to go in surgically like we would do. kharkiv is making it seem they are moving to situation going to destroy the whole city. so far, they are holding down. the other thing is here, poland is sending a lot of supplies, they are coming through the west heading down south. look for russians to start

moving blocking mechanisms here, they do own the air, that is different now. next map, talk about the real worry, capital city of kyiv and that is the convoy, yesterday we were talking about a convoy two miles long, now they say 40 miles long. 40 miles long full of heavy artillery and supplies. they could encircle the city. experts say you need 80,000 troops, that is not 80,000 troops. you circle city and prevent arms from getting in. the next map is what is happening in the south. if you want to control the southern part, dominate the black sea and try to get up to odyssey odessa. yesterday we heard about three cities falling, ukrainian say no, we are under attack, we are

not falling. this town is still theres and donetsk is still theirs. they are still fighting issue but it could get worse. if the government does become decapitated, if people are paying the price, are we going to stay on the outside? look at the rest of the world, it is clear where everybody stands. look at refugees, 500,000 left, they expect four million to leave. this is a dangerous path, i get it, poland is getting the most and ue pledged money. in terms of giving back, a lot sanctions if russian had any doubt it was them against the civilized world, look what is happening to people helping ukrainians?

this is the biggest story, that is germany. if you look at what the germans have done, they are not only allowing baltic nations to send weapons through the land, which is against what they decided since world war ii. they are sending lethal weapons into poland to get over ukraine. sanctions and who is taking part? switzerland didn't sanction hitler and oligarchs choose to keep their money, they are beginning to sanction russian flights, make life hard for anyone in russia trying to get money out. biggest story is here. canada has decided they are no longer going to be taking russian oil. when is america going to decide they are not going to take any more russian oil. american people, might have to

pay extra dollar for a few months until we ramp up. i have an idea, i'm going to give natural gas and set up lng stations in europe and we'll be the number one supplier. you might get angry with us, but you can always trust us. it is russians right now do not care about how they're perceived or about civilian casualties or cities. have you to make them pay financially and economically and hurt the russian family sadly economically and for them to do that, that would get them to pull back on ukraine. until the world fully gets behind it, instead of gradually doing sanctions, going all in now, maybe lessen the carnage in ukraine, guys. >> carley: you laid this out well, fighting that 40-mile-long convoy heading toward kyiv,

there is also fighting in the south, the black sea. and let's not forget belarus, they voted to allow nuclear weapons on their soil and how close belarus is to nato nations, poland and lithuania, that is scary situation. >> brian: if belarus allows that, they should suffer the same sanctions and isolation as russia. total desperation, you victim 150,000 russian troops there and now you need this little country to send their people in? look on social media, there is a lot of belarus officers saying excuse me, if my kids are asked to go, say no, stay in the woods, don't go. it is really russia against the world. i don't think they care about their image, they care about economics and that is why the

president tonight has to and a pivot to domestic production. upon he's got to say that if he's serious, like i think canada is. germany said get off the swift system. uk led the way and we followed. when it comes to accepting russian oil, canada says we don't want any. >> todd: got to go. step up now. see you in 10 minutes. >> carley: thank you for that. >> todd: russian invasion with ukraine. >> carley: americans are not confident in president biden's ability to push back against vladamir putin's invasion. >> todd: tomi lahren is here. how will this hurt the democratic chances come the midterms? >> tomi: lapse in leadership is apparent and enemies are embolteden and not hard to see why.

putin is looking at united states and lapse in leadership we're about to see and looking at afghanistan and the fact we don't green light energy production and cancel pipelines in our country and looking at the fact we can't secure our own southern border. he doesn't see the leader of the free world, joe biden, as formidable opponent. why would he? the way biden and democrats struggle are issues at home. nonstop news coverage as there should be, it is important for the rest of the world. american families watching state of the union tonight, they want to know what byted is going to do to make gas affordable, worker shortage, get rid of covid mandates and what will he do so we feel safe and protected within our own nation? >> carley: tomi, two democrat

rebuttals to president biden's speech. todd pointed out, it was like a team sacking their own quarterback, what do you make of that? >> tomi: listen, also the democratic response is more woke than joe biden himself, which has been the wokest president we've had in my lifetime and seems to be getting more woke with the climate change agenda and adversity and inclusion. you see a splinter democrat party. my fear, i said for a long time, democratic party will attempt to throw joe biden under the bus. american people cannot forget it is the democratic agenda failing them and that is everyone with a d behind his name. it is not just sleepy joe biden, a lot of people with the party, if you want to see stability and border security, vote for an

american first republican this time around. >> todd: this green new deal is literally starting a war. thank you. the president says americans don't have to worry about nuclear war after vladamir putin puts forces on alert. >> carley: -- is next with his response. kitchen? sorted. hot tub, why not? and of course, puppy-friendly. we don't like to say perfect, . .

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putin intended to send a signal for us to not intervene and remind us he has nuclear deterrence that said, it is part of russian doctrine to use tack tackle nuclear weapons. and that is what i am starting to get concerned about if putin gets backed into a corner. these are much smaller, lower yield and historically, the russians believed that they can use them and knowing that we won't launch an icbm or full blown response to destroy the it world they think they can get away with it and obviously that's incredibly dangerous. >> carley: what do you make of the request to establish a no-fly zone above their country. ukrainians say that's the what they need to win this war. should would he be doing that? >> the big worry there is that that would have to involve u.s. fighters and nato fighters shooting down russian forces to.

that's world war iii. what we should have been doing for months now and are now finally, belatedly, is flooding the zone with stinger anti-aircraft missiles. they are man portable. they can be hoisted up on your shoulder. they can be used in cities and kin flick some serious damage on the russian air force. that's what we did with the afghans in the 1980s when they defended themselves against the russian invasion. >> if you were president biden, i want to go back to the what do you need to do tonight and in the sphere of diplomacy to make sure this really doesn't become an issue? >> i think from a commander-in-chief's standpoint, he needs to speak directly to putin. we have nukes as well. that said, they are never to be used. fortunately, we could actually see their forces moving or not moving. again, not to get into details,

but i think we are okay. there. and the military needs to establish back channels. relations. >> todd: great point. >> carley: congressman michael waltz we have to lee it there. thank you for joining us this morning and sharing your perspective. so appreciate it. >> todd: they call it the red phone. that's what waltz was talking about. get it up and going now. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ [siren] >> ukraine's second largest city rocked by a russian airstrike. >> thousands of bracing for the worst. >> all eyes are on this convoy now estimated at 40 miles long. >> this is a david vs. goliath situation. >> mr. president, should americans be worried about nuclear war? >> no. >> and this part of military doctrine escalate to deescalate by using tack tackle nuclear